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Williams and TBrOtIler,
GENERAL GRoCERS AND
o M MISS ION MER CHA NTs.
CORNER GARY AND PEARI STREETS,

CORNER Cary AND Pearl SrREErs,
Richmond, Va.
nI.oer their services for the sale of all kinds of Pro-
dueeand Manufactures for them may be shppe,I
By the Bait & Ohio Railroad to Baltimore and consigned
to Jacob Brandt Jr agent the Powhattan Stcamboat
Co.; Charles Pendegast, agent Of the Baltic and Rich
nlond line OF Packets, either ofwhom win receive and
forward thenWithoGtch change. j4s sf7f $50
5.1=z. e=f REFERENCES. l.g-5
Jas R Baker, Esq
Aaron Kelly,
S. Brady,
MorganNetso Wheeling
Dr.. AZ. H. Houston,
Messrs. Sweeney & Son.
Messrs, Lewis & Geo. Cassan,
j. o.. ,SelIman & Son, Baltimore
Love, Martin & Co.
jant2:1md w.
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crpp oP COUGH. yBRTIGo, RHEUMATISM.

CURE OF COUCH, YERIIGU, RHEUDla a E3,l. -,
Curc the venerable DIR. Dunans son, oil the city OF
BRtinore a and whose testimony AUS
TO the triumph OF "lIamptOn's Vegetable fineture.
Messrs Mortimer & NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: It Is with
and 1,Tatiye powers OF Dr. Hamptons Vegetable Tine.
ture Sometime during last November was taken with
yo,Y bad and serious cough. advised TO take Cou
Liver OIL and did so but getting better was induced
to try your TinctuIe got bottle, and before nau
used II all Iy cough left Permit me also TO state mat
nor the last fccn years. have suffered very much from
Acute Reumatism and Vergoi combining me- at times 10
nv bed / am Tuy convinced that owe my present
good health TO the OF tho Tncture, and kind ProV'
You are my friends at liberty this you may
think proper; and believe mo, yours, very TesPeGlGiy
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N Ri can be seen at any time at the Mayors Office
n11pn an nrREnlrARY SCRoFuLA.

CURE OF HEREDITARY SURUFUbh.
The following certificate is from eminent Lawyer OF
Kentucky, who is known IN all Of the States having ofa
number OF veal represented his Stale III Congress:
IL AFFORDS me pleasure TO state that Dr. Hanptons inc
ture has affected most extraordinary cure OF my shave
how Albert The patient three years age and had
tho sCroIula His ratEer is sctOiulOas. The boy was
moving mass head TO foot The upper nus
oTthe were much swollen, AMI turned inside OUT eN
bg horrible mattering ulcers and over the
nails so as to nTouce blindness 1t Is strange, yet
te This c6ld-tlat felt resigned die relief
from sueringhas been restored 10 health nnaeT lle
treatment OF Dr. Hampton. w. P.THoMAsSoN'a
Louisville, March 20, 1851.
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NOTICE..


,b.,ndsrsigned. committee OF the Board of Trus
w issss oTthe town of south Wheeling, will receive
proposals un the 18th instant or grading ana Tue
1S.For fiins up Third street. in front Of the late
S w Se semen an embankment rough wall OF
stone so as TO prevent any further d9aaso by high wSts
40 ss 10 make il level with the adjoining surface
ed-For grading 4th street. from Denny sou gS
he enrth to be put on said street at the south emu OF sa
cutting running south about Tour NAV direct
grading 5th street from about 100 feet SOUTH
ward Of y On n S no TO los junction With Third street.
nm average OF say inches in denth anu the earh 10 DC
used "a hs g gs pseS below Walnut street. or it
may reach. Either OF the committee VIII T
saiy Information TO those wishing 70 'o Az " "
part OF tho above work ,,,..,. c.o, S;,.,b N.
4h-For making sewer on Buck street. rom StH 70
any wishing to CONTRACT ,uDIIr
ssptOtd SAMUEL HUMES. }
yIRGlNlN -At Rules held in the clerks office OF INC
circuit court or ohio county, the month of September
james James Gordon. plaintiff .,,,bment
| ,r,, ,,,ror. or tho tsSmboat Venture dePts
The object OF this is to recover SS67S Tor shores
and supplies furnished said steamboat: nj,
Ahidavt having hecn madc that said deenuahts arc
non.Iesidents OF the State OF Vtrgnaon motion OF InH
BY s % 9SRf alter due s % OF s
and do what may be necessary TO project Their ~
ed IN some newspSper published in the city OF wheeing
for four successive weeks, and posted at the iont door o.
the house OF OHIO county, on the first day OIL the mex
S e31SyS TSTA sep1O AI0NZo LoRING, clerk.
v RGINIA -At Rules held in The clerks office OF tht
etlcut curt of Ohio county, In the month OIL september
J. s. Adams, plaintiff .,..,..
The owners Of the stea mbhat Venture derts
The object this suit is recover S6O2 cents Tor sup
piles furnished said steamboat, in the navigation oil III
same. ,,.,.,,. 80 =,
nom residents oil tho Vii gina:-on motion OF III
piaint By his attorney, it is ordered that they apea
within month after due publication 81 tS oueI
and do what mar be necessary tcir
this suit and that copy this order DO oithwi!h seI
led in some newspaper published i'll the city OF Whechs
for four weeks SUCCESSFULLY and posted al the front doc
or tde house oil Ohio county, on The first DAY oil In
next county court. copy--le -,
ITCaldweIl aep1O ALoNzo LoRlNG, clerk
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GREAT CURE OF 81, RHEgMAT5ss BY tAmrroNs

CRRAT CURE OF RHEUMAIISNI y 7 IIAIhE- IOIN'o
VEG ETAB BILE TINCTURE.
CHESTER DisTRIcT, s. o.
January 81, 1853. )
Mcssrs Mortimer & NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; For tho
as five years have been sufferer from Rleun
atism till seeing your Recommendation of Hamptons
Vegetable TincturC," purchased bottle ana The htst
dose mas so much relieved that consider 1t but Jus
tice to TO suffering world the result Of the appea
ton. 49,.
was confined bed for tho last six months The hFs
bottle like carmj the second restored strengn 20
my poor afflicted back and am now as well ana ieel az
Young as when was sixteen. i am now seventy Jour
years OF age. ., .no
age; and poor suffering humanity ought 10 erect nonu
mani 10 r Hampton, who has saved thousands rom pam
Anil you gentlemen, have acted the part OF public beneoo;
TORS IL mating the benefits which have Iesrlteu
from your inVHluub BILE Tcn edy. IN, -
an, plain cotton planter, and have never written Tor
literary fame; but when my fellow beings are anieted
shall hesitate, through mOdesy, withhold any lnlor
nation valuable my fellow MANI So, If you consiuer
fhis worthy in any Of newspapers, you are
"'t'D' ~ ALVAH KENDALL.
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nr.rn.1 nrnl.1rr rnoM oxE OF rnr nIpEsr FAC.

uENJ;RAL DEBItITY FROM ONE OF TIE UI'DlST I"U--
inc benefits have derived from Ir Hampton .
Tine ure For length oftlEe have been subject ogrea
prostraton oGmuscular power and great debility the
nervous system, accompanied with palpation
erig OF the heart. had such sudden on one
CASTOR could scarcely gethome. In making mention oil
my case to frend he referred TO Joseph X. Staple
more, who had used the Tncture under similar circum
stances called OIL MIR. StapIeton, and, after an inter.
view OF some minutes was lly satisfied OF the medical
virtues OF The Tincture from the evidence before of
ms own person. who, for time Previous inoaeda
tahng state OF health, put hearty hale appearance,
win the activity or youth. Immediately commenced
bottle, ',ystrcngth was Ieneed, and walk as brisk
and am as active as was twenty years ago. This Tine.
lure Inc grand restorative OF the digestive organs
suffering.
do assert is in reality what represented to be
by Dr. Hampton, the inventor.
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FOR SALE.
GeoDtwo atory Brick Dwelling H9ass on Jun
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WASHINGTON, Ncy II, 1853.
Mes: MessIs. Mortimer & Mowbray: GenIemcn-Haying
been afflicted with Liver Complaint ten years standing
hereby forthe benefit of the afflicted, take great pleas.
Iie In announcing that alter usinga bottles OF your
Hampton Tincture found it had accomplished perfec;
cure have used different medicines time to time
but have never been able any apparent good
ant II is blessing TO stricken humanity thathat mcdi
cine is found which possesses tho wonrous power orpro.
longing human liie The many 1t has wrought is
Sufficient guarantee OF the benecian results which NAV
be experienced from its use. Yours, respectfully,
J. CURTAIN HAY.
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OPENING OF THE SESSION OF THE GRAND LODGE
or THE UNrrED STATES, l. o. o. F.-The annual
session of the Grand Lodge commenced on Mon
day morning, at the usual hour, at SAMSON Street
Hall, Philadelphia. The principal business done
was the organization of that body, reception of
new members, appointing committees, and install
lation of the officers for the ensuing term-con-
sisling of wilmot G. De suussure, of South Car
DINA, as Most Worthy Grand Sire; Horace A.
Manchester. of Rhode island, as Deputy Grand
Sire; James L. Ridgely, of Maryland, as Grand
Correspondent Recording Secretary, and Joshua
vansant OF Maryland, as Grand Treasurer. The
representation was7very strong. numbering near
one hundred members. An invitation was extern
ded to the Grand Lodge to visit Independence
Hall at twelve O'Clock yesterday, there to be well
coined by Mayor GiIpin, which was accepted.
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LEVI j. NoRTH's
GRAND

tne arrangement OF this great Exhibition, the propr
s f pubic too hs
GSs, not adyessG on magnificent
n JI Gs Spent ~ Gingerbread Work tocach the eye
HI, teGII1 mo INC erroneous idea that the
1bc bs b M DC equal % te display The
Know mat an hat gtters is not gold" The proprietor
tT. m has m ke catch penny clap
the ~, ~ ~, Ln1t money can procure to add to
seSe h1G tasS Oh us patrons and invites
tainmeTt he 20 ne anu bonatde Enter
~ @ ~ tstl app oN a+'-.z- x -tt,isff =
He does not wish TO in,Dose sin csiaro
Elegant Refined cassie and notrSex 10 sess more
ormances He points with pleasure TO the following
ray oil names;
BurnelI Runnels, Fred Rivers n i. A,ro,o- g..
j. Lipman, +. Armstlong. Mons. iamariiasy i e "
Troy, Sig n. Gomez ''''''' VI /"
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Marshall and Ohio Turnpike Company;
THB tolls are now charged as heretofore on ms iGsG
i and tits the earnest desire ofthe recto thal 81
sol will attend promptly 10 layins tolls as The lie
rev the Company have no means of pfePaIlns A. ~
road for winter use, and it is Of Importance to Az M
this be put in the best ~
pair for the public accommodation. Whom tos1s US
s JaIyesif .'''5' j. H. PRNDLRTQN. seey
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From the Birth Place of Christie
pher Columbus!

pAbI OUIu4AUUb!
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF HAIPTON'S
VEGETABLE TINCTURE. '2i. ~ -
A Letter from an Officer in our Gallant Many.
HNl have many other letters We give one below, and
wv again say to the afflicted why will you delay trying
'"' L. s. Sur CuMRERLASD GENOA, SARDINIA,
January nth, 1853,
Mcssrs. Mortimer& Mowbray- Gentlemen; The First
Lieutenant this ship who has been suffering
nom tic Dysrepsa and who has been nearly restored to
his usual health by the of "HRmptons Vegetable Tine.
ture desires you send him one dozen bottles OF that
Medicine. :, " -,
this shp also wishes you to send him one dozen OF
"Banmten,s Vegetable Tlucturc;o by lie Store Ship
which leaves the United States IN February OF March, for
The iTncture'' you sent was received in good or
der nd take pleasure In informing YOU that 1t has been
used with grc1d by several oil our officers III cases
oT lJyspeps!a | am respectfully yours,
VERNON ESKRIDGE, Chaplain v s; Navy.
We have two other letters from Rev. Mr.. Esltridsc
above. &
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ADVERTISEMENTS
:. 70VSTE-RS.
FRHBH a ND. SPICBD

Il III "A MI = II . 2 z :,
EVIHE igDcd is agent, in Wheeling, for Mann q
lnbe, SUCCESSORS to Wright Co., Baltimore, VINO
viii continue the business oYsTERsRAwIN lGE'
and PfeSerDig HeTeieally SEALED Oysters, pegsta6ss.
aests Soups, dc, n OF which they can with the Ut
most safety warrant 10 Keep to part OF the world
heir foods have boon shipped California for several
years past have commanded tho highest market price,
and have always ranked as a Mol brand; They have
heretofore had their principal place packing near Nor.
folk va Joseph R. Mann acting Solo Agent In Balt-
more by being located ~ Baltimore they hayc greater
facilities Tor Obtaining Fruits etc and also for supplying
Raw Oysters to customers, daily to any section oil tho
country. Their arrangements with Adams q Co.'s EX
Ircss and Rail Throughout te country such, that
those who favor them VIII their may rest
Their prices shall be Iowa any other establishment In
the country guaranteeing quality their oysters to DO
of tho beat tho market will Afford at all tines and pre-
pafot In any manner customers may desire.
The Raw oyster season will commence about the latter
part OF August orghthe undersigned ia prepared TO
hltOrders ~
dLn1C-d1m T NJ. PARKER.
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II UST RECEIVED lot of James Y. Patterson's VI
e. ira Extra Family Flour, fresh ground. . rI
Also-fresh ground Corn Meal all varieties OF r
COW Feed always on hand whichwe elivertO any pat'
the city free OF Charge o.
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n-we publish to-day portion of the remarks
of Hon. Daniel S. D; knscn, at Syracuse, New

aI'We publish to-day portion of the remarks
of Hon. Daniel S. D;, k;nscn, at Syracuse, New
York, The stamping ground of all the yiperOus
isns which beset the North. The speech is wor.
thy of tile man, worthy of America, and we may
well regret that the North does not more frequent
ly furnish US with such men as Daniel S. Dickin-
SON. No matter TO what party they belong, with
such sentiments the Union is safe in their keeping
Did the high-souled, elevated intellect of the
county Otener put its foot upon the adder heads
of such disorganizers as are conventionizng so
constantly in New York and elsewhere, did they
look abroad with that national and unsectional
spirt which should 6ctuate them, we would ere
long see the people rise up with one Accord against
these unholy and disgraceful organizations and
cause those who move in them to skulk away and
hide themselves from the just scorn and contempt
ofan outraged community. Tito is thscultivated'
national intellect of our land that the muses. Will
ever look with confidence, unto its voice will they
.hea:k.n, and when itlends, as it ever should, in
the paths peace, law and order, the nation will
follow, and DISCRIMINATION and fanailcis'n VIII
bow in submission before the popular mandate.
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FINE PHILADELPHIA CATERS:
TRUNK ladies' fire Cater Boots Just received 9y
alg13 Nicola LIENS & KNOB.
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@"CouNTRY MERcHA NTs will find in this house stoeS
OF Ready ma7e clothing which will be sold as Ghea
they can be bought nthe Eastern markets win hS %aS
ton OF being made and superior to any thai
ulactured East. Allie asksis call from them who de-
sire to look or purchase ,,x,,,,s.
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n following described articles remaining in dams &
Ln9t previously CALEB fol, the nth ~ OF Selte
may concern: = - 'St'. - WYNN u
Mrs S: Wick, Aorristown, o. 4 riaoha,s
J. II, Hogan, We Alexandria Pa. n. ,.1 iT.sS
Marx Graf, Wheeling.
J; NJ Boseman Parkersburg, Va. .......:..o
Kew. WocOtt, Wheeling. ................,1
~ mis- Cummings. do ....:...............1
Gcodhcart SS Eastman, Zlntsvillc, o.......... g.
National Telegraph Co., Wheeling. .....1
w. S. 1'loTnburg, do
J. Biger, SunfiSh; o. -. :. ......
McBain 81 Knox CadZ, O. = i bo,
Elizabeth Fisher, Captina Creek, o.. paekoGe
j. yilmont, Wheeling. =. fNAes
a. & s. Hendrys, st. CairsVille. -. bnS
p. Lewis Mt Pleasant, O........ -. 4 nac al Dna
w. D. Brien, Steubenvie, o. 49,: fa's,
A. Il. Lewis, W tceIiIg. -. .. =, :. 3t
e. a. Peters, buffalo, o.. :. -. 49,. -. 4 e
sug12:td N PICIMAN Ano,,.
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DysPePsiH, Eshenmatism, ScrOfuIn, Liver
Complaint, &c-FRoN THE METRoPoLls.-Pass it
but the sentiment Ofthousands:
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Daguerreotypes.

SKY AND Side LIGHT ARRANG EMENT,...
IT 1KENESSES taken with all the reeentim S
without any unnatural wilderness OF lalI Or gsrs
peaTaHcc oil black dresses. Every style oil cases
inland Price from one dollar upwards. .,,.,..
augsO w - no" 0s - . '''4 WM CoWDEN
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ID LANK BOOKS, lay hooks Journals. DOckes, Com
ID position Books Copy Books, Mcmoranduu!s, ~
Books, Check, Draf aud Note Books etc etc. Wh9T'
and retail. aue27 wilde a BROl
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HIGHLY IAIPORTAH

= HITdLL INlPORIANT,
Premium Chinese Lustral Washing Find
the greatest Improvement yet discovered FOR sayins
labor end expense in shing Clothing and House Clean
Winter and soter Than than ii hleached on the
WARRANTED not to iniure this fabric Every Sdy NAV
satisfy herse on point, by soaknga pete of
or nenn the Fluid, full strength for 81 Iours which
VIII clearly show that It must be purely harmless wien
dilute with gallons OF water to hall pint or fluid
The Chinese washing Fluid is worth three times the
single sxpsnce which win buy enough for large family
Manufactured and sold tic subscriber late
ly purchased the right for Ohio conhyt, va s
JAS AfELLoR,
Aug9 No. &c, Unionst., Wheeling, va :
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A KENTUCKY QUiLT.-Among the various speci
mems OF needlework on exhibition at the C yStal
| Palace, is quilt from that State. The New York
| Herald furnishes the following account:-
| "YearS have been bestowed on many of the
quilts exhibition, and their rare fineness will
excite the admiration of all. Among the collec-
ton, that which particularly attracted our notice
was called the Henry CIay,' all article exquisite
ly beautiful, and bearing upon it evidence of SUI
peror skill. This was made in Kentucky. nv n
niece of the great American Commoner' 1t Is
about eight feet square, padded satin, with yery
heavy white silk fringe, fully twelve inches in
depth, and on each corner hangs large silk tas-
sci giving an extremely rch appearance TO the en-
tire work. Around the edge of the quilt bout
six inches in width, is raised oak wreath, con-
SiSting OF the leaves and the acorn. The body of
tue quilt is laid out into stars, each being different
in color, and ali of them presenting variations
which would be difficult TO surpass: The centre |
OF each star is decorated, some by the likeuesssS
of the illustriouS Kentuckian, and Others bv the |
American eagle. perched upon a rocky cliff and
bearing Units beak, upon scroll, the inscription:
'tiiv cuuntry's friend in the hour of danger' In
the centre Of the guilt, upon pulled ground |
work, is large monument, surrounded by an urn
and Immediately under the urn is writteu-sSess
sion 1850 and below this is the Latin motto:
'Dutce ct decorum est pro pGtria mOri.' This en-
lire work is made by the needle, and was not COM
peed till after the Insttious sage it was intend
ed to commemorate had passed 10 the Silent halls
IF DEATH. Some of the pictures of Mr.. CLAW are r
aid to have Leen held by him in his hand the fall
,efore he died which are designed upon thequit. !
Great indeed, must have been the Iady'S Venefaton
II the laments patriot, who could undertake the
ears Of toll necessary for The execution Of such
work. No one can examine this without bestow-
ng upon it unlimited prnlse:'' g
Our friend Baily, of the Newport News, afte =
uoting an account of compositor who SET s5.-
100 in six days, and another W. A. Pace, of the
Sauonai Democrat, setting S9,602 ems in a vet "
horter time, and who is said to be able to heat Pt
ny man at that business, slys: ''That may be, &
ut # he wants TO get beat, let him come no fur &
ler West than the Northern border of Kentucky,
nd we will present him little girl, vet in bey :
fifteenth year, that will beat him by the honr =
ny, orweek, iorany sum he may choose 10 name i
ne has already exceeded either of the numbers WI
'oye, and IS willing to against the best speed Gu
the world, /" The young lady alluded to gave Xii
specimen some weeks age, in our Office, Of What :
9 can do, and our hands gaveit in that she was
me pumpkins, if not more.-Cin. Sun
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CtAsH FOR RAGS at the Corner Bookstore, ,,r,,np
" aug7 tzt WILDE q BROIhEh
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$4,000 Bushels Wheat Wanteu'
HAVING made arrangements wltha baltimore Inilei
Ill TO purchase wheat for his account, we aIe
70 pay the highest cash price orany quantity u
augo9 mo r. MILLER & Co
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Ron SALE

49,, IS 4.s @''' lin til. l1 GII Rs@iSsIl
by Virtue OF a'decIee made in this csnsn iSeqntI
onthe esth day9f June 1853 the uudersiepJS S ~
ONO county, and as sgch a3tingas ConmissiSnsta
tcmber TO sell 10 highest al nSSIi.y
on the premises the following described trstt
Wheeling Creek, containing onn HunIrSS ~, o. ntt
four and one ouIth acres beng the same trset
conveyed 10 tile late James Dixon, deceased h
iSs6 and the same OH which tie former resiSsP.
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He does not wish to impose with Glare Glitter and TIN
sell but he challenges the world to produce more
Eleant refined Classic and Instructive series or per.
Ioances ne points with pleasure to the following a
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JNO: r.. MILLER & Co. -
Straw Cutters Also his improved Corn Shelters.
which they are PREPARED to exhibit at all times 10 the
oustome rsaIso have on hand supply OF fresh ~
cut to accommodate their CUSTOM by The bushei. viii All
kinds OF mill feeds to mix with them M s5 Az
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Daniel stecnrod, Samuel Mccoy, Moses Mills, Rachel
Wallace, James Mills, William Mills, John Mills Caro-.
line Mills, Ruth Mills, ard Catharile Mills, and the un
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Among the most recherche Novelties of the Exhibition
first in point attraction viii be found the
performances of Sig Francisco Labald with his TRAIN
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0R.wiIl perform at Wheeling ON Tuesdnv ,,,5
Wednesday, Sept. Goth and Dist.
afternoon performance Wednesday. Doors omen Mt
2, performance commences at ~ O'Clock. fS' :"
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THoAIAS UGITRs having completed his rooms, and
his facilities Tor manufacturing being greatly eslaTsd
Oilers stronger Inducements than ever, TO those who a
sire any article OF wearing apparel got IN in style W.
surpassed any city, and at prices that cannot AL 70
please His arrangements anulaciuIing and makIs
70 order warrant HMM sayirglo those who VIII atU
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