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DIR. EEPoScOis GOLDEN FENAPE PILLS are InfaI
bic in removing stoPpases Irregularities the
These Pills nothing have been used BY the Doc
tor for many years. bath in france and America, With
paraileIed he urged by many
thousand ladies who them, Pzs pub
lie. alienation suffering any Irregular
tiles whatever. vel preventive ladies
health VIII permit family Pregnant
males So cautioned
against using these Pills. proprietor
sPoasibity amer the above adOnition, although mild
would prevent any injury healsh
Pills Recommended Directions accompany each box
Price 81 Sold wholesale and retail by
IAUGHLISs BUsHFIELD,
GenTAsents for Ohio county, No IS 8lonros
AlsofOr sale by T. H LOGAN b co.
Bridge Corner Druggists.
An orders be addressed above General Agents
they VIII supply trAsai PrOpretors prices, send
the Pills cOnaaentay ladies BY mall by enclosing
either,at the wheeling Pess-oaee-
y. B-Dr. DapOneO's Gol1en Pls signature - Dupon-
coz every box other genuine particulars Sc,
Circular OF Agents aps@ly
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A FREE STATE IN TgxAs-While VIC of the
South are striving 10 make Kansas slave State,
we are losing sight of more important matter
nearer home. Instead of gaining another slave
State in the West We are likely to gain tlro or
three free States IN tie South
But we recommend to public attentio the
following from the San Antonio Ie1aa:-RicA
FHig
Some may look upon such thing as a free
State of Western Texas improbable, particular
~ at time when such strenuous efforts are be-
ing made to carry slavery into Kansas, where
slavery does not now exist by positive law. Yet
there is a strong probability that such an event
will occur within the next ten years Our opin-
ion is based upon the fact that foreign immigra-
ton Is greater than domestic BY at least ten
to one; and upon the well known fact that foreign
immigration IS opposed to slavery, from pTinci=
pie, Pejudice and education And there are
many Of the immigrants from the older States
opposed to slavery, who quietly tolerate it so
long as If IS an institution Of the State, but who
viii yotc no slavery, when the question comes
up whether Western Texas shall be free or
slave State This fact IS not generally known
il so, it Is duly considered The vote Of the
adopted citizens of Texas now numbers at least
twelve thousand In less than ten years it win
be increased to three times that number, unless
the naturalization laws are changed This M
crease viii bein much greater ratio than that
of native-boTn vet 3
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GRowTH or NEW 0RIEANs.-The commerce
of New Orleans for the past year has been larger
than for any previous year. Wealso learn from
the Crescent that a large number of buildings
are in the course Of erection in that city, inyol-
wing an expenditure of more than two millions
of dollars Among them are two splendid
churches, two orphan asylums, one Jewish and
one Catholic, a Mechanics institute, one Medical
School, Jewish Synagogue. a cotton press to
cost $3.50. COO. house for James Robb, to cost
s75, 600; several other houses costing from $l2,-
900 u $4,000 each, and a large number of
stores costing 1000 each. The new Custom
House will not be completed in several years
It wiz cost s., 100000. We arc happy to re-
cord such unmistakable evidences of the pros
perity of New Orleans, one of the most patri-
otic and enterprising of American cities
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DALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN Elk
TRACTOR.

DALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN Elk
TRACTOR.
INFLAMMATION and PAIN fnssparable as FIRE and
HEAT. inflammation produces pain, pain produces In
aanAfiea- Wherever there heat throbbs
rednsss matter whether It seansed by fever, hart,
sare, poison, rheumatism, Piles, seald burn sting, there
Is inflammation. hundred books thousand sermons
alter change tie Conclusion prevent pain
s:d restore nature, inflammation be sabdued.
eOnpI this the Efforts Of the physician always direct
Thousands of Physicians, Of the first and
most SPACIOUS persons used DALLEYS MAGIC
ALPAIN EXTRACTOR are convinced and admit, that its
control inflammation wonderful and Immediate
instantly aayins he paa, nsu;raEnE poison, extracting
morbid seereons and forcing her course
renewing healing No burn scsid, ail1asnt
yield It's soothing and earinsinaueuee- Ap
ply It Immediately and the cure has commenced.
The Genuine Is eaEeSpedin Steel Plate Engraving with
the names Of c. V. cLIcKESER Co.. prOprie,ors and
HENRY DALEY, manufacturer, upon each box Price
25 cts. per box
~AH orders should be addressed to C. Y. CIieksner
Co, 81 Barclay 81 New York TN. LOGAN Co.
zsfss-1m Wheeling, Va
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Making a total of

Making total of IS, IS4. I4I
The number of tons Transported in both di-
rections amount to S33, 93S.-1'he revenue deriY-
ed from freight during the year, is 7I2, $50 81
-an increase over previous year of 5000, T9T 40.
This highly gratifying result is attributable
mainly to the large expansion in -four. through
live stock and provision trades, eastwardly; and
especially in the heavy increase of the through
merchandise westwardly.
The quantity of coal hauled, upon which
freight was paid, Is 4G6,0I3 tons, against 81, :
92I tons for the previous year, being decrease
of 1914 tons The rsEeIaac from coal during
the year has been 81, 19S, Oo1 some SIS, 900 less
than the previous year, owing the general de-
crease noted above, and the relatively large dc
crease IN the quantity from the Paramount region
on transportation, than from the nearer mines Of
Cumberland or Piedmont
The quantity of coal aeliasreE in the city
Of baltimore during the year has been 90, G33, l 5
tons, against 40, 1921 for the previous year.
showing an increase, of 20, 202.04. This return
does not represent the consumption of bitunlin-
Gus coal IN Baltimore, inasmuch as about So
600 tons were sent through the city for Havre
de Grace, Newport, Wilmington, and even
Philadelphia, by the Philadelphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad; and some 5000 tons to
the Northern Central Railroad leaving about % :
600 tons for consumption in Baltimore, includ-
ing 2s,37l tons for the Gas Company's supply.
LIVE SToCK--While the hog trade has varied
Jul LitilS tnat OF previous year, the
sheep, horses and horned cattle show consider
able increase One feature of this trade, worthy
OF notice, is the variation from the returns of
the previous year, in the relative proportions of
the way and through transportation While
the former has seriously fallen off in some of It's
branches, the later, especially in sheep and cat
tie, has very largely increased From 1897
head Of cattle, brought through from the Ohio
river in 1875, the number has reached 10, I55
in 1866, the year just expired. The large in
crease IN sheep and cattle, thus referred to has
been mainly owing to the improved facilities of
fered to that trade by the opening of the Gin
cinnati, Wilmington aud GAINESVILLE Railroad
and by the advantages presented by the BaIti-
more and Ohio Railroad over the other lines, in
allowing the stock owners to avail themselves of
the entire range of markets, beginning with Bal
timore and extending to New York and beyond
FLouR.-Quantity of -four transported during
the fiscal year ending 3eth September. 1856
viz: Wheeling, 229, e24 10; Benwood, I43, lbs;
Moundsville, 1895; Martiasburg and Cumber-
land, 26,ssI; Harper's Ferry, ITO, a5s 1-2; Fred
erick, Sc. l25 1-2 EllicottS Mills, 81, S92 L.
Total from the above points 7s6, $50 bbls.
!" i" all other points IT3,741 4"
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DisgRoroK1laxED YorISG-Tt is something
angular that in the recent State elections
there seems to be such unmistakabls disprO-
portion in the votes of our cities We
mentioned that the vote of Philadelphia ex-
eeeds thai Of New York by upwards of 1900.
From the official returns from Ohio and Indiana
We gather the following: The city of CIeye-
land cast 1904 votes. The population is hardly
less that 5O,00O. The vote of Indianapolis was
4,lss. in population of about 200, or at most
10000. Thus it win be seen that there is no
proportion in the difference of Gil votes
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DR.. ]. Hedges

FEVER &c AGUE ANNIHILATOR
FEVER Ague, GIRLS ard Fever, Dumb Ague, any
Intermittent Of Iongstand-
Ing speedily, safely, eeetuaIy cured By TIE
Dr.J Hedges 4EnihGsfor.
This prepaTasoni Is entirely free from metallic poison,
such IS Arsenic Mercury. compounded from
tracts purely vegetable. eerts safe and eeaeezs
rsey End taken in an kinds Of weather. ne Pro-
Petor has used the article his private practice fer
several years, and faded eject perfect
Een the directions have been followed IN posi-
bic way Iiare the SYSTEM butts adapted ages,
and constitutions Il bsgfTen the infant Of
month old Slih much safety the adult. and
kepsin any climate It needs eneoniun. long array
Of testonY, herald It's eese Is merit ies within It
s-and . tAe inralsa prove more value than
SStzvn volume Of eertiseates.
Prear=i only b Proprieto- stanhoTs. " J., and
aeTer esnnins wheat Lis Signature.
Ior sale. wholesale and retail By c. GOOD Co. Drug
yssaz Va snd By Druggists merchants gene
=ars tAEsassout he UsIssI States
" Il DEcOIP. SsaerAi Eghales-le As=a+
fort The Western statss.
Ry5;sn IS courtlaRa St. New York
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MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 3. 1857
NJ BSaaax- EDrroa OF TlE Trirs,-

We axe an apology to this gentleman. which
We fesly make. Owing to some reason or 9TH
er the Times, taring last week, was left very
irregulariy at our Office, part of the time We not
seeing It at AL While we were awaiting Mr.
Binghan's salutatory, 70 Offer our coogratuIa-
ions. it seems that he had been introduced by
the Publishing Company. We do nosr offer Mr.
Bingham the hand Of fellowship. accompanied
by our wishes for his Success Under his man
agement and that Of his efficient eo-worker, Mr..
Smith, the Times promises to be very interest
ing paper.
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sPECIAL NoTIcRs s.
WORTH KNOWING


Prof Wood has discovered areasay for ne gray and
bald which Is At praeeesbls ana eezr It requires
no dyeins. vi nor etrasrainary trouble rheFs can
be no doubt whatever is eleaey WehaTe seen test
nonais almost Ehout naube- and from men Of great in
'eiligenee. hisA standing and raarsl worth
Those Who hare bald years are now wearing ter
osn ia-i aud appear years sassr they did six
months ago As In gray heads
both prsatzre and uasatarsl il IS duty to remedy
them by the natural and undouhsed means Ehieh Prof
Wood has nEsztsas ana kinIy ea=Es agaetsa-
lssa his adrsrse1eu ~ his oulerii re-ssy and give
the Professor ! neTtsztiadlsisI.
Price 81. 81 ssDo pr batfle Fsr sale by LAU9HLTSs
I BIsIIsIELa. Wholesale Druggists no11
We speak thefrash-Jadse ye, far yonr-
seiVss.-A LADY Ohio CO. eured Cough or ave
years standing b IIaaaptsa's Tlaesars
For sale b tn LOGAN co..
oefs0 Rridse corner Druggists.
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House For Sale
Trust Sale of Real Estate.

Il virtue q Deed Of rru.t executed bv George Hanl
man teEle bearing date Deluer 90 1881, record.
81 In the eerks olce Of Ohio County Court Deed Roof
go At folio 81, WI expSe sale By psbe suction nj u
front door Of the CgnT House % Ohio county, MONDAY
sseber 15i Is, the real estate conveyed me in ssa
Deed being Lots Nos / 9, and {. in Square No r. IN
the OF South Wheeling
TERMS OF SAtE-The sun OF si9iO cents and the sr.
penkes ~ sale, IN cushand credit Is months
foE the residue.
The above sale Is postponed urtH Saturday t4e isst
day o. NoFrfn'sr, 1856 JAS II. STOUT
secA-t--tfiS rustic
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WILSON KING.

,,o- 49,, 81 Louis, June 20, 1873
FkOF- NooD= As you are about prepare and vend
yout recently discovered Hair Restorative as you re-
qu my opinion Of it, will state, tllat vas
months ago. very gray and AFTER using bottles your
u resumed its original color: since It's
application all dan-Ef has disappeared nv head and
nave been troubled with dIsagreenhIe itching Of tie
s@p Am satisfied that those WIN VIII not re.ret
H. a ! gives the appearance OF having been recently oiled
an prepart d, therefore, recommend its ns 10 an Who
are DESTROYS OF having beantifus head OF hair
an, sir. yours, sc.
L. STEWART
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yinesnnss,I Ia. june 81. 1sss.
PROP. o. J. woop-

PROP O. J. wooD- a. June ~ ls'f''
As you are about to nanufzcture and vena your re-
Gently discovered Hair Restorative state for vhoInso-
ever may concern that have used lnOEn others
70 use THAT have, for several years. been In the habit Of
SINS oiher HAN sioratvss- aud that find yours vastly
superior TO Other knox entirely lezIses the head
Of aAndru and with one months proper use, restore
a hair TO tia original youthful color and texture
GIVING u healthy SON and glossy appearance and ali this
ufhout dseoioag the hands that apply it. the dress on
EneA II drops Eosld, therefore, to
every one desou Of Having fine texture TO the
hAI- Respectfully, ours,
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OF this OF, 596 barrels arc from the Main
Stem, being an increase over the previous year
Of 81, sT6 barrels 0fthe 9IO, 596 barrels trans
ported upon the Main Stem AZ, 797 IL barrels
were brought over the entire line of the road as
Through business from Wheeling, Benwood
aud Mouudsviile Last year the quantity FROM
these points was +, 796 barrels the increase
being so, SCI l-a barrels OF 200 per cent
Ofthe entire go, 0S3 barrels brought into Bal
hmore from all points bat III, s72 barrels were
shipped to Eastern ports under original conSign-
ment-
OPERATIONS or The WASHINGTON BRANCH ROAD.
The Increase has been alike with freight and
passengers, showing highly prosperous state
of affairs with the road, aud proving most salts
actorily that the city Of Washington is making
rapid progress in population and material eaItf
PdsssHgeTS.-The number of through passen-
gers for the year is as follows.
Eraua Baltimore 70 " sslliu zsnn -As-<
=" Washington to Baltimore ,4Ss5
PaEsdsipaia and
y " .1 800
BsitiEaoEs to lie
PssssrEt-s from y York to Wa.hinzton.. Is, iaB
: Phiiat=l = y 7t=hilssel-, IS.sIg
---5 $3.50
Tsses SeSeis 70 Sss sssa q; Sezr s wss; .
Ana way passengers on Washington Ezze------ 1883
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Tsial q passe1sc-s for slile rear.

Making Q,57S, 9+4 Passengers carried one
mile on road Of 70 miles IN the entire length,
and but 81 miles from its divergence from the
Main Stem at Washington Junction.
Tux DouBEE TRacK--Befoze the close OF the
present calendar year, so miles of the second
track viii be added 70 this improvement, a
PLACES where lis use vii prove peculiarly berle-
ticiaL This addition VIII Afford very decided
facilities in the working Of tise road, and VIII
cftsn ensure connections and prompt arrivals OF
the trains, where they would otherwise be nee
essarily kept back, to the pecaniaTy disadyaH-
tage Of the Company.
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at LAST C0NgALEscEgEr

'BGzHAvEs HOLLAND Tsr4z-s has done ne more good in
month han IN tbs zseisile tooi daring the ylSle Of
last winter.
Il now able to rise With he FAMILY, ~ SIX II he morn
iHs5 rstrraIns.ray aPpetiie retaining and
have before ysi a. last eonvalescent'
cArEaox Ito isposition be careful to ask for
sod At 81 Der bottle. bottles for IS hy the
prOprietors. BENJAMIN PAGE, Ja. ! Co.
Manufacturing Pharaaerutists and Chemists, Pittsbur
PA-;aaa BY L4E6REIEs BEsRF1ELD,
oetsO Wheeling, Va
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Amhrotvnas 90 a.

PARTRIDGE at his nsr and spaeIeas roouls. vifh fae
ties for operating and aEEasseent Tor light equal
a-eiaens these BEAUTIFUL resares rieh unsurpassed
in ts eoaniry- he + prepared make Aszhrosyr-s
they be ~ rsraat postage AIso
ten In loevts and pms, snse price Dasuerreo=yPes-
zereS eastaueEs god specimens sxhIslted
and warranted 10 Iast ssi ages unchalsed-
Ankinas OF materials 1ssd N ne tassness sale
eastsile Of 1zsa st-zbsve 8Ionroe Mash
Taylol's nev ssore aaEis
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SLAVERY THE STRONGEST B0ND or USIox.-
Our Union would not have lasted twenty
years but for Southern slavery. The North
has ever been dependent on the South, and 9TH
slaveholding countries, for cotton, rice, sugar,
wheat, corn, coffee, tobacco, and hundred 9TH
er necessary agricultural products The South,
her labor, has found it. (and will ever find it, to
her advantage, if the North viii be just to her,
to buy manufactured articles, and foreign mer-
chandise from the North, and to employ Eorth-
ern shipping.
England avoids war with US, avoWedly, be-
cause she cannot dispense with the products of
our slave labor. Our North is dependent on US
as England is, and in hundred ways in which
England is not Unless she should come under
the rule Ofthe mad, senseless and desperate mob
there IS no danger of disnniOn. She and Eng
land are much shareholders, so far as profit or
convenience is concerned, as we. They live
chiefly from the products of slave labor, without
having the trouble and responsibility of manag-
ing and taking care of the negroes. All sensi-
BILE men at the North understand this
But we write for the especial benefit of the
croaking old fogies of the South, who see In the
slavery only an apple of discord
Without slavery there would be mutuality of
interest, no independence between North and
South.
Slavery, aud nothing bat slavery has preserv-
cd our Union so far, or can preserve it hereaf
ter
Without this Institution, there would be no
good reason for keeping together Confederation
so inconyeniently large Richmond Eng.
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Wheeling island Propertv

FOR SALE
'ltb undersigned Offers for Al That mart Of Weins
A Island nOE in the occupancy Of William CsarE As
Market Garden lie has had laid ast Into small 6sis
Ringing IN size from One and half Five Acres E
ur forty feet wide, running through tie centre fo he
Town Lots to the head OF the Island
f"r beauty OF location and fertility soil this pTOperty
BY ~ on the Ohio River, and persons
sos = aeghiful location in the county
rerient the city 10 oss wishing eEase in the bu.
ness Of MARKET Gardening egers strong Engagements ,e
plot OF the premises be SEEM making application
20 s subscriber, who win give every information
ton to itS and the Of sale will he very liberal
FRANCIS Il. ARMSTRONG,
ATS in fact for
3e14 HENRY MOORE.
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Total fron hoill fhnlIs

Grand total from Main Stem g1o sos q.
Received from Washington Branch q, 49, :"
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fFrOa tle Panama Herald. October lg.l
= L. MrS ERnh GnCm

NEWS FROM COSTA RIGA.
Condition or the Ar8iy-Iae Public RereHge-
Deserters from HdikeF-7 Trade Reports and
ceiyed files of the Albnm Senianal, Of San jose,
to October 6.
At a review lately held in San Jose, seven hun
dred and fifty men appeared parade-all in
effective order and good health.
The report of the Minister of War and Fl
nance to Congress, including the budget for 1856,
was made public on the 18th ult Exclusive of
extraordinary war expenses, it stands thus:
! Lo.a1 KsEsnne.
Surplus $1,000. .slss..I5
The statement, says the Album, is very fat
tering to the country, although We believe the
surplus is already absorbed by the war.
On the 18th of September, the thirty-fifth
anniversary of the independence of Central
America was celebrated at St jose and In the
other cities of Costa Rica
Don Vicente Agular has been elected Vice
President, and was sworn into office on the 25th-
Don Lorenzo Montufar has been appointed
Minister Of Foreign Affairs and Public Instruc-
ton; Don Joaquin Calvo retains the post of
House Minister, and Don Rafael EscaIante that
of War and Finance.
Many deserters continue to come in from Wal
ker's army. They lind employment on the ha-
ciendas-
General Canas was still on the frontier, watch
ing the Walker party, and large additional
force Is to be sent TO join him immediately
Private adyices state that 600 men had already
marched, and 500 TO 1000 more were soon to
follow. \ public meeting was held on the 9Th
instant, at San Jose, in which it was unanimous
ly agreed to carry on the war with yigor. The
Bishsp Of San Jose made an offerer TO govern
ment of all his private property, and many in
iuential citizens contributed largely to the ex-
penses Of the war.
The trade report for the commercial year, en-
ding June SO, appeared in the Official Bulletin
of the nth, by which it appears that the export
of coffee amounted to SO,5i5 cwt, making {, zoo
cwt- in excess of preceding year. The road tax
on the same amounted to $50, 12s, which is not
sufficient to cover the annual outlay. That for
the month of Jnne amounted, by the report
shown in the Bulletin of the 9th, to 81 ,sI5,
which IS stated by the General Superintendent
to be below the amount required for the season
of the year.
The crops continue to Improve in appearance,
and the weather has been favorable. Sales of
next years coffee have been made at from So to
$3.50. The market of Punta Arenas is rather
bare of goods at present. and business is very
dull
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ODD FELLOWS DIItECTOKN

VirzInTus Lodge Ne 3,--Meets every Thursday
evenings Hail. OF AiatSet and Monroe Streets
JoHx s WRIsHT, n G.; B. n CAS-, Secretary
FrnukIIn Lodge Ne. I3.-AIeets as aboveeveFy
Monday evening. JoHx BsTHA, \. G.; IT p. chsplins,
Secretary
WIN. Tell Lodge No. SS.-Neets as above eve
~ Wednesday evening ). G. EoEsxGxS. n g.; .'oaH
SaIade, Secretary.
WheeiInE Lodge No. 59--Meets every Monday
evening Hail. Market and Qainey streets. H.
BsoWx, y c. JOHN zho5Hrn, Secretary.
Pamela Ledge Ne. S3.-Sieets a. above every
Ahraul's IZncnmPmenf No. Meets At che
Hail. corner Market streets, the ss and third
Tuesday evenings a. eae1 month. IL UTDAS, C. P; S "
Psarsos, Scribe
Wn- Tell EueamPusent Me- , a.-Meets As
above The second and fourth Tuesday evenings OF each
MONTH ws KL1skLEa c. P; WA Reisgarbsr, Scribe
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TaE QrEzrI0a sErrLE7-ADA5Is ras arzrdea Ne frst
renIss for ts t4ss DszasrsotyTs Hkzaess at lz:e
FAIR sesi. Alss rreniua for best display Of Ia
gz-rreosyres Oh HrznEzD DoLIARs IN be given azg
zgfIt TTrsiEia zhs en- s4ual PBfzress ether q
s.s sv-T rsss. c.n q h GaleE, Iss sEaa street
types Su.s Pastazzarks. sssu
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B. Bartlett & Co.,
IS West Fourfh Sfreef

1FAxuKAcTuRERs as A,ss,os c SlSSISAF To- O.
W Burning Fluid Vegetable on Lard Oh And ieai
eFs IN Llseed, Tanners Machinery, Castor, Other
OILS, Spirits Of Tarpentiae, Potash, tflue &c. &C.
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Valuable Property for Sale.

Valuable Property for Sale.
VIE subscriber Offers private the house and lot on
the corner Of Fourth aud Quincy SIS house has bern
occupied for several Of hest boarding house,
In the city, and j. well ahTted either boarding hoals
OF second class hotel It's close proximity the lIenplfi
Railroad Depot makes It desirable for either Of te
above purposes. Terms accommodating
auss JAMES TANNER