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Office James River & Kanawha Canal Co,

Office James River 81 Kanawha Canal Co,
RICHMOND, April I7th, 1884 {
IyOR the purpose Of rep irine the Locks between
II Richmond and Lynchbng. the navigation of the
Cann h, treieh, Loats, will be sspendrd follows:
lst. A Locks Ms II AID p lrum 24ii May 10 the
7ih oi June.
81. At Locks Nos. 80 and b from tho Iolh June to
1T July.
TIE tradc between Richmond and New Canton will
not be interrupted y his arrangement, ahd the trade
between RI hmond and lye River fond Will be inter
rupied only for weeks.
The water will be kept in all the Levels To
able the Packet Bonts continue their regulur trips
without nfrlrnp i'm during the progress OF ropairf
By order Of the Board OF Directors.
0pl 81 2aw4w WIN. j. MUNFORD, Sec'ry.
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,~,,Sr VIEWS BIZ THE NAILS.

CONGRESS- f'9lai
after the usual morning business,
SArk cd the consideration of the In
senate ir;atinn bill, the appropriation in re-
ap2IsPp, Indians in California engrossing the
|n to tn' The amendment originally reported
day, .,;ttee. having been amended, was at
'e eo ,reed to; and the Senate adjourned
p as.e REPRESENTATIVES, Jones, of
orsE Or rom the committee of conference in
nesset, the disagreeing votes ON the Military
enee ~ IN presented a report recommending
elay o - relcede from Their disagreeing votes
senate oadop.cd by the House. Mr. Rich
minated that it was his ln1s, ani,, curly s
wen " I'VE Nebraska and Kansas bill. Mr..
Nhoe' he an Intellectual attempt to introduce
ecler "a Di,ti,n authorizing the secretary of
Fmt f,ao' barter n vessel to search for the
Navy ~ G,asgown steamer. The Minnesota
ty oil o,' nm bill and the Chippewa Indian
} conll"bb;sIi were passed Mr.. Richardson
I.lall9 aan U additional bills frsn the Com
'rted s .rnrr;,ories; which were referred. The
&c on : 'i INTO Committee ON territorial bust
'se wen, of,it,erwards reported two bills. The
s. anu 're in relation To the cause of the
'g rook Richmond was referred TO the
,.o Jt,o on Foreign Affairs and ordered to be
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NOTICE.
Spring Millinery and Lace Goods.
DIS s OF. L ITO n.

TTSHE concern heretofore existing under me styls
L and I'M OF Whittemnle McNainee Co ist ,
lay dissolved Ly mutual consent.
H. 5. WtilTTEMORE,
JAMES McNAMEE.
;,, G. 1851 G A. WlIlrTENORE.
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VltE GREAT PIANO AND MUSIC
/ EsInhlisllan nj Il ORACE MATERN. a33

~
| EstabIishsnc HORACE WATERS 1893
Broadway. New York. TIC best mud most imrro.cd
PiGnca and Meoieons. T. Gilbert a. Co.'s Worlds
Fnr Premium panos with or without the Holenn, and
with iron frames aud circular scn'cs. The merit of
these instruments is we know need rtllcr
mendntion. GtLBERI's BoUDoR fANos. elegant in
sfrument for smnll rooms. llALLEr & CuMsroE's
PnNos OF the old estub ishcd firm oi laet Il 20 Mr.
W being sole agent for all HE above Pianos, offer
them lower thnn my olher house Horace Waters
Pinnns manufactured expressly for him, having great
power Of and elasticity oftpurh. 333 Broadway is
the lurges, depot for Musical instruments in This
try airdng opportunity for selections to be had
,lsewhere Second hand ranOs great bargains. -
Price from $50 to $175. Every instrument fully
mnted or the money refunded
MELODEONS Goodman & Baldwins Pa
tent Organ Melodeons, with TWO BANKS of keys
IA sweet and powerful ins rumcnt Prices from SIS TO
5000 = ID & II W. Smiths celebrated Mel,dcons
Martins uarigallcd Guitnts, Brown. laips, Flutinas
yions Brnss instruments, &c. &c. DE ,ers suppl ed
with Pianos and Meloeous factory prices l25 per
cent discount to Clergymen.
MUSlC.-This list comprises III products of the
great Of both the American and European con-
inens md is receiving additions by cxten'
sve publication of the choice and popular prices Of the
day. Dealer. in Music, md Teachers OF Seminaries
wishing purchase any music published, make
engagements for continued supple, of Mr.. Waters
issues will find il their in crest to cell or forward
their orders. Music sent to any part of the Union
Canndus, postage free. HORACk WATERS.
nj 9tn
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:. R,oodv Fight with Indians-Ihirty-
b La 1T DSy Soldiers ktled--CeL Cooke in
fPuspH !; .a.o, a..a,
ne % ,n a April 26, giving the following IN
irien' ''articnIars in reference to the recent
''"57 ,ttle in New Mexico:
an p'.'' ftb of March, there was hight be-
pm M qis Reale, in command of thirty Drag
zen L5'a' narty of Jcarilla Indians. Six of
- % rao. we're killed. and two OF the soldiers;
lilu'"" 'ons we're also wounded. The Indians
4 t ~ Erst time were whipped.
4 "e ~ ~ }ofb of March, Company ~ OF the
Pm w si,tv in number, under the command
r X. Davidson, met the Apaches, TO
Leu, If 80 warriors, ID miles East OF the
NUM- M reur the foct of the Mountain, and
|Peui" a1 from Taos to Santa Fe. The battle
NV io"@ ,,;narv one. Thi five Of the troops
" Us tn have been killed, and seventeen
rfPo n onlv eight of the whole number es-
nue. s';.,,ont being injured. Lieut.. Davidson,
Fommand, and DIR. Magrader, were slightly
,I"J the first Sergeant was killed. The
on the part OF the Indians Is Saia 10 nave
W. ,.o,,' o,rent. Fifty horses belonging to the
goops, all the Colt reviewers ana earpiies'
5;nto the possession of the Indians.
larre force uhaer coui'ilau" vi '"'.
a'' u Dragons, were ont in pursuit OF the
a,"y when the mail left, but it is to be under
ri that they are not SO easily lntimida cd now
\ tlpy saw they are ready to meet the troops
foar We shall receive further news nj similar
| r TO the above.
Twenty men of Major Cartoons company OF
o7ons have deserted from Fort Albuquerque,
|lnp with them two horses piece, all the Cot
/ .iSors. and a six mula team loaded with pro
|np. They were headed by the first Sergeant
he company.
FTc Indians who killed four of their number,
ritchcraGt, were being tried III the United
4 os District Court at Santa Fe.
|7ps WARD ExcrrEMENr.-The Indignation
l. ,inc in Louisville, besides requesting Mr.
[tcpden TO resign his seat in the | = Senate,
q rooncstcd Mr.. Wolf, another of the counsel
ros;dn hi, scat in the State Senate. The
ards were a 20 requested TO leave the State
lo caioips of Matthew and Robert Ward were
,rnt 30 near their fathers dwelling rs to set the
.llinaol fire. The damage however, was
sh
Thc trial Of the negro man now III jail at TINS
Irc charged with poisoning Miss Sarah Robn-
i. was continued until the June Court, on ac-
|mt of the absence of one OF the witnesses for
/ commonwealth CdrjstiansJarg Herald.
\ Jrpsr DESouXcrD.- Judge Farmer Judge
The County Court of Marion, Ark, was re-
lntly denounced b. the citizens of that place
n having aided Morgan, who murdered Appel
Memphis to escape from justice. How this
ID was rendered is not stated, but the citizens
ld,t upoa his resignation, and swear that if he
op, not he shall no longer exercise the duties OF
S Office in that county.
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TEhE LAMPLlGHuTEIs

+ wo I'D be for The witer oi these few le
4 mark enter upon thn#rea merits ni the Lamp
lighter 81 well knoNn is il nlready the reading pub
lie tlr re suffice tn say thar tbs Author. who
she nny be. shuul BE- proud 10 append her nalne to
SUI IA rare production. 1t Is cefanly II the most
interest ne ard affecting rale that IN Ter Il
o. seyuIion of the wficr Of the,e few yet incompetent
remark in conpena lion of such a work. The author
picture, each charart eI it'll much and clear
ne.s that the reader feels himself surrounded by
ea~h object, viewing them VIII the naked eye, US
they pas alte natc'y BET 'remm. Prize ~ %.
At Il. y WILLIMAS'
why "a New Bookstore.
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! dn1'N Sf RU M-tor instantly producing
mve 'S"''ni /" onndr, prepared aud for sale by
u 4. LYMAN
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DROTITARLE INVEsTMENT.-sums


DRUSH MOUNTAIN MILL stones
ID The undersigned are procuring from their cee.
rated quarry, at the Bush Mountain, Montgomery conn
", Mill Stones and Burrs of the very beet quality The
reputation of thesa stones widely known, but tt
Railroad giving increased facilities in filling orders
have api ointed Mcdaniel, Hurt Preston and Lee
Johnson, Lynchburg agents for the sale OF
" ha will receiV orders and have them fulfilled nj IN.
shortest no'ice.
Our Address, BIZ. >bnrg, Montgomery county Va.
ISRAEL PRICE Co.
james NJ. Williams, Danvile, Va, Reynolds & Co.
LEAK ille n. G. are also agents. Up. Co
Feb lfd&rts
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MARCH Both, 1854.
SPRING GOODS.
GEORGE NJ. Il u G K E R,
Lynchburg,Ea.

ESpEC fFUii.f hess farull th', attention ot
L a thc La{irS All Gentlemen 10 his SPLENDID
STICK If
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
which COR beauty # sfsr cannot be surpassed in the
ate The ynrau- ualljirs OF goods in his extensive
sarl will be founa 10 met he wants nf all buying
gods in this mrrkct. Cu-tnnI'r, and others wnniihg
gods tn Way BEsr oval TY mny rest insured Tint
in ealing for go d. of Ihs description thy vii toe sure
II, grt tl,.n al tins store mar 30.3mif
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Arrival of the Africa.

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
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III, trial Of the negro man now in jail at TINS
zee charged with poisoning Miss Sarah Robin
!. was continued until the June Court, on ac-
inf of the absence of one OF the witnesses Ion
ChriStiansJarg Herald.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-06

A CHAPTER OF SHOCKING ACcIDENrs-On Fri
day night, Mr. Theodore Yohring, employed in the
Touring mill Of his father-in law, N.r. Folmer, 8
miles east Of this city, and known as Bed,lion's
Mill, caught large vertical shaft, in rapid
motion, by his clothes getting entangled in the
machinery, and was carried up and around the
shaft, striking many times against the surrounding
timbers and machint ~: He was horribly mangled,
his left thigh and right ankle being both broken,
and his breast m"sheu in. On Saturday at twelve
o'clock. death released him from his misery.
On the same night, quantity of rock fell from
the roof of the first tunnel of this city on the
Henpfeld Railroad, falling upon two of the work
men named James Hackett aud James Kusick,
severely injuring both of them. 1tis thought the
former cannot recover. They have been taken TO
the Hospital under the care of DIR. Campbell.
On Saturday morning. Mr.. Thomas Young,
glass cutter at Sweeney q Sons Glass Works,
while in the act OF putting the belt on drum,
was caught by the belt and drawn around the shaft
with great velocity. The shaft made some one
hundred and sixty revolutions before the engine
could be stopped. He had on two shirts, which
with his other clothing was twisted SO tightly
around his body that they had to be cut OF before
he could be extricated. Notwithstanding he was
almost literally skinned, not bone was broken,
I nd there is no appearance of intel nal injury.
AT last accounts lie was recoverng.
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RIVER IMPORTS.

SUNFISH-Per Steamer Stephen Bqyard.-
o. Kennedy & Co., so bags wheat, Lockwood &
Davenport, 81 sacks seed, 1873 ps bacon, keps
lard G hid tobacco; a Ridgey. l6 scks corn meal,
bbls egg, basket buter; Miller & Gu, 81
bales hay. 157 sacks corn, so bags potatoes; D.
hurry, 25 do. ..
IEuBENVILLE--Psr Steamer Vroqua.-
S. b. Baltimore. a bales batting; Lambdin, Bon
ham & Co, 3,723 lbs waste.
LOUISvILLE.-Per Steamer Balimore.-A
Caldwell, 3 boxes; -Franzheim & Lutz, 8 bbls Ii
quor; G w Smith, 10Il sacs barley; Pryor, CLARK
d Co, 90 bbls lard oil; F Pearce, I'll sacks wool;
Jas II Stout & Co. As btls alcohol, SO do whisky;
McAfee Bros, II hhds tobacco, bx books; Lewis
Bayha, 80 hhds hams; Go don, Clark & Co, 26 do
bacon, is tic lard; Forsytls & Hopkins. 1I5 hhds
bacon, 103 les lard, 40 sacks wool, 25 rls leather
: bx orter skins, horse.
PARKERSBURGH.-Per Steamer Courier
W Clark, SO blu turnips, sack onions; Jno Flood,
lS7 bblS potatoes; R MILLER & Co, Is do wheat
80 sacks oats; James Dunlavy Sc hbS potatoes; S
Avery. bu'l furs, Passengers, bbls merchan-
d'se basket eggs. II sacks oats, baskt'b butter.
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THE New RooM for the Post Office is rapidly
approaching completion, under the direction of
our energetic Post Master. DR.. Cracraft. 1t wil,
be a vast improvement. both in facilitating the
business of the Office and in accommodating the
public. There will be two peneral deliyereIies, one
for the ladies. and one for the gentlemen and about
eight hundred boxes whirh will be entirely separ
ated from the general deliveries.
The room is los by 80 feet in the clear. ~ T.
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TIE RrvEn.-Yesterday there were sixteen feet
one inch of water inltbe channel and falling slow
Iy. Weather clear and pleasant.
The Union Line steamer Baltimore left yester-
day morning with fine cargo and fifty passengers.
r1The J. G. Cline. of the same line was detained
by storm below CINCINNATI. She LEFT that port
on Friday evening. eight hours behind her time.
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SUICIDE OF DR. -GARDINER

WAsHLSGroS, March 4.-Dr. Gardiner did COM
mil suicide on entering his cell, after retunlng from
Court. He was noticed 10 take a swallow Of wa.
ter, throwing his head back, and it is supposed he
took Strychnine pill, soon after which he was
seized with commissions. Immediately after taking
the supposed pc son he gave letter TO his Other
DR.. Charles Gardiner, remarking that he was '.go
ing before Judge who would not pronounce him
guilty" He expired in great agony. He was So
years of age and had the educullon and manners
Of a gentleman. He was engaged 10 be married to
lady in Georgetown. 1t was not known for whom
The letter was intended. t'E '1' 2 d
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ADVANCE IN NEWSPAPER PRIcIs.-In various
paris of the country We notice an advance i'll the
rates of newspaper subscription aud advertise
ments. his is rendered necessary by the higher
prices charged for printing paper ana by the in
creased cost of living. In this region, however,
there has Leen no change. Printers charges here
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The License oUEsrloS,-M.e understand that
bill, or an amendment: to the city charter, has
passed the Legislature. which will relieve the
Council of the embarrassing responsibility of grant
ing or refusing license for Ordinances. OF the
precise character of the bill we are net as yet in
formed. .s.-. r..... 81. =
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CAUTION :

Dr. MoRsEs INYIGoRA Cox l,r.,
feiied BY some unprincipled persons va Ssst
In future all the genuine cordial viii have the propretors
lowing words blown in the glass; . $50 80 "
CDR. aoRsE's INy1GoRATtNG CORDIAL, s,., 3
= =. Z c. HIRING, PROPRIETOR, n.y. I
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-.i.g FOR RENT. '..' '' No., ,,'5'l5
rlE fine four story warehouses. recently erected
the Forsyth property fronting the ma we'd
wharf, on Water street. These houses, in point OF size
Ibens upwards of one hundred and forty feet in ept)
elegance, aud strength of ton Tor
either forwarding aud commission. produce, whole
sale grocery business. unequilled now
for rent in the CITY, The Counting Rooms large aid
spacious, and located on the second stoIy.. No -
Possession given Immediately. For terms apply TO D..
jams a.s .4#s 81 FRANCIS r. ARMSTRONG;
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NEW YORK MARKET. s-a-s
MARCH 4.-Flour steady at 7,SI 10 SIP. Trans
actions in Wheat small but prices firm: Southern
Red 1882. Corn S5a92c. Prison Whisky oslo.
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Mn. HARErsoN, the President of.,he Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad arrived in this city on Saturday
evening. -L 1890
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Wheeling Lodge No 12s. will meet a. the same
place on Wednesday evening. -aze d. ~,
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MAsoxrc.-ohio Lodge No. lol holds its first
stated meeting in the new lodge room, third story
of Washington Hall, this evening at half past six
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.a CINCINNATI MARKET.
MARCH 4.-River fallen 16 inches
Flour firm at 6,l0; receipts light. Whisky Oh,
declined. Nothing transprred in provisions. Other
articles uncanged. d,
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A Gard. 7saH sszg5 e-at,,ts
HAVING disposed OF my Grocery on Main street. No.
IL 256, to Mr.. Isaac d. Johnston St Clair syiiie o.
avail myself Of This opportunity to return my sincere
thanks 10 those OF patrons have given me their
custom; and would ask. behalf ~ Mr. Johnston
continuance OF the same feeling confident that customers
and dealers will be As well accommodated store as
any in the city, in quality. price and variety.
Also, would inorth The citizens of Wheeling and vicin.
that continue to keep best Family roce-
rvs IN the west at No Washington lall. Monroe street.
call. SIMEoN'D. WOODROW 7f'IS
Feb. 10, '64-ebt3 Washington Hall. Monroe st q
r oGAE CARR & Go arc now receiving coo boxes ot
III nice Tobacco. whiehin addition their former stock
renders their assortment general in
the western world Merchants particularly requested
o call and examine our stock. deco
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EMIGRANT PASSAGE.

Foreign Exchange and Express Agency
ADAMS Il CO.'S EXPRESS OFFICE, ~
N1cE.nre House, wheeling.
THE UNDERSIGNED is sole Agent, in this CT. RK-A
ty, for the sale OF passenger certificates -9e-=5.
for cmigrants by the sold Black Starr line OF Liverpool
and New York packets. e. ras 49, az
These ships regular packets, makng the passage in
halfthe time of ordinary sailing vessels. The number
seerage passengers limited, aud there Is danger
Liable flET-Fgfe
We sell bills exchange drawn at sight, for any amount
payable at any Bank posttown in England Ireland
Scotland aH#4.. ri
Persons who wish to remit money to their friends, or
bring them out from the oId country, will be supplied
with the drafts and tickets at the lowest rate .-
augI5tf N. PlGMAN, Agent.
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CAUTION nxrRA

CAUTION EXTRA. Z
Also, observe Ptomissory Note with he propreto,s
Men ig9ts every genuine bottle OF DR. Morse.s
To counter felt which is forgery! OF
u5zat Cordial PIT up. 1tEaly eonceutretsd, fa1f,.
3 PFIcE,- $500 per bottle; two for S.; SIP or sip
- zzS.s.zt q. H. RING, Propfietor.
stTrss 1852 broadway, NeSySYork
Sold the United states. Cana
lessPf lkEa AGENTS sf5S Gses Is IS q
WHEELING--Kells & Caldise5i.s 81 - 59slss n
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bfotfiefs, SIS "a at
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lifrsss lstt = 5sit
CUMBERBAND-P.A A.. Hesiy q en- selli tsi4 es7i
BaLTIMoRE-s.s. tiance. ss,ts:a.tf,vav
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.MISCELT FAMOUS.
! 4 Or. GordonTHarris, \

AisANGRADUATEt OF CAMBRIDGE. ..z.ss
" street. opposite the Exchange Budings, Baltimore.
10 Of oyereo DBL
which have too long been yielded by regular phys
Tug ha91s Of Quackcry He may be consulted coll
az distance cured home by Addressing
ieteT 70 pr Harris Baltimore, Nd All Communications
eonaeHtd remedies sent by mail 10 any mart ofthe d. s.
See adycftisenelt on fourth Vage. - 10 5apr4-tyl
Eore6gn Exchange, Eoreign Exchnnse.
DERSoNS wishingto remit money England, Ireland
or Scotland, in amounts rromf upwards can find
safe, quick and cheap edium through - %
+ GOV +9t'ff s-37f EDWARDS, SANFORD & co. az
-tt51BlN.PIGMAN, Agent n,
nel3tI. -. Mcclure House.
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1853. 1872 EgA - 1876;

Ntr arrangements Lereen Wheeling, Baltimore Piladel
Phid, NetO York, Boston aud the East.
THE public respectfully informed that have
l. made arrangements by which shall run
DniIy Express .ast-.r...-
From baltimore 10 Wheeling, via Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, and connecting at Baltimore with G. reat
Eastern Express 10 and frum all the Cities and Towns
the Eastern and Middle States We prepared to
forward by this all descriptions orliSh and
be Goods. Packages, Bank Bills Specie Jewelry, &C.,
mil Speed, in charge OF careful Messengers.
Express for Baltimore and the East, will WHEEL
ING daily, at o'c,ock. A. NJ Leave BALTIMORE
daily, at Z, p. 81.
Merchants and others respectfully solicited to order
their Goods TIN ouSh Adams & Cos Express.
ap15-if ADAMS & CO.
PIGMAN
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Tobacoo.! Tobaooo! TobacoolII

M would most respectfully tile attention of Mer
chants and Grocers to our very large and general
stock OF Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff, ETC., and snch
eles as legiti maiely belong to regular t''s
OR ..o., W oiesaie Tobacco Honse.
ONE THOUSAND BOXES OF TOBACCO.
embracing fifteen different brands and s,s Pound
G nS Hollands; fine Beehive Thornton, Thomas,
2ons' ec ETC. Also supply oil cattee or Hunters
P Ra c,. As1athe Old Disdem gina Twist Mary
we are engaged in the Trade av.
ing three houses and this being the
omiy regular Tobacco establishment the Atlantic
cities, and having laid In our stock previous to tile
vances we feel confident that induce
sas or ask the er-
We also keep constantly ON hand heavy and general
sesars Also American Srsn.
ish, Hail Spanish. and common Scotch SnuI
bla dders; also packs Stehss. Pipas yarots
Kinds Pipe Stems and Tobacco Knives DON'T 10 calI
apg23 4 = 81 Main street
DISSOLUTION OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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q itrFi't LOST. t-.4.
A GOLD Pencil Case and Pen with garnet head. TIL,
"A finder will be literally rewarded by leaving 1t at THU
oee or with the owner, whose name Is engra we'd upoi
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DISSOLUTION oF Co-PARTNERsHIP. -

NOTICE is hereby given that the firm Of Busnr & Itr
TLg Is this day dissolved by mutual consent The
the old hrH vi u be settled by the new nm
Bnsby, Little q Co., day goes into
old siena on Marriott sues. "a janl
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NOTICE.

HATS! HATS AT GOSH!
prom this date until tho first OF March, win sell my
stock OF SILK Hats at cost, preparatory getin
taIge supply in the SPRING No humbug-as l win most
jan9 neent
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TINS zs' TEN YEARS OLD. ~ az
UST oPENED-'5,0 0n superior Half Spanish Cigars
warrant cd to be as represented and much supe
riOr to the Wheeling Half Spanish. 500
For sale cheap by J. W. RHODES,
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The harsh, dry, hacking winter cough which afHict
OLD PEOPLE. and invalids in low state OF health,
bid musus and Oter foul matter; improves diges
organs. aud impars new life to the enlacate
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SPLITTING or BLOOI

This frishtfnl SYMPTOM or approaching consumption
speedily checked and prevented by the use ucian
Hungarian Raisam which heals the affected mcmbran
ard es:ores those vital organs the 1unss sound
healthy condition. - go - -