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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-22

tuseness and ignorance, or nj the villainous ny
pocrisy of hitherto successful despotism.
This controversy furnishes additional proof
that neither Presidents nor candidates for the
Presidency increase thor reputation by letter
writing. The occasion is temporary, and time
the great vindictor OF truth exposes the fallacl-
Gus principles which an imaginary expectancy
prompted by immediate self interests, Is quite
certain to adopt.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-22

anccs, leaving them alongside Of the brig with
ouly one quarter master in each of the boats. =
| ordered and entreated the crew TO mau the
boats and return with me To rescue the others,
but they positively refused to comply, as all ON
board the brig can testify. 1 WAS thus left pow
erless, and. had other alternative tut to re-
main on board tn marine" This is brief
but impartial narration of facts, which viii be
confirmed as soon | arrive in New York, and
full invest igatIon can be had. Until this shall
occur, it is but just that public opinion should
be suspended, 1t viii vndicate nay conduct
as an officer aud gentleman from the aspcrsions
attempted to be east upon it.
| am, very respectfully,
GEO il. ASHBY,
Late Chief En- inecr Of the "Central America"
Mr. T, II. Jones, one of the passenger, says
Il heard Mr. Ashby mplnrc the men who
manned his boat most earnestly to return with
him to the aid of the Central America" He
offered them 500 piece to do SO, and attempt
ed TO throw some of them by main force into his
boat, but all TO purpose. With the exception
of a Mr.. Raymond, they all absolutely refused
to risk their lives by returning
Another one says
The Chief Engineer came in the third boat,
and said he came for the purpose of insurlne
the return of tie boats, but his arguments and
entrcaties Were powerless to move them they
said ii was too late.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-22

Our ncighbor rushcs to the defense of its new
patron Mr.. John Brackcn, though he had
been attacked and We're in imminent danger of
losing east with the party of his adoption. Now,
We did not intend to say anything against Mr..
B. Our object simply TO show that the
Democratic party had principles for all sorts of
men; not that Mr.. b. had changed for he de-
Aics that - but that the party had come around
TO him. The people will be surprised to learn,
that in voting for Francis Vivian, Mark Corrin
aud Matthew Goldsworthy, they were voting
for Know Nothings, and we are sorry to hear
through the Democrat that Mr.. B. will never do
the like ,gan
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-22

ltoBBERy or Gov. GEIMEs or Iowa
a few ia s since, Gov Grirnes OF Iowa
7Whlle on -.ajlreaftrain brtwecn T,tIifa.
go aud La Sale, was robbed Of his wal
r''' containing about one hundred dollars.
u Is aa '3' that a large number of
known thieves ahd pIckpockets lef, Chi
, !. for the State Far, at SprIngaeld.-
I Galuua Advertiser. : = =.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-22
LAW AND ORDER MAN

JAMES Is. Cross Is fair sample of that class
of law and order men who proclaim decision
of the Supreme Court of the L. S. Law and
Gospel when it happens to correspond with
their Ideas Of Democracy but who denounced
the decision of orr highest tribunal in the cssc
OF the usurper Barstow 4 " high-handcd usur-
patton of Judicial power" That he is and has
ever been the right-hand man OF Barstow and
sustained linn in his course of fraud and usur
patton, requires further evidence than the
Tact that he drew up and presented to "A meet
ing IN Milwaukee, ON the 10th March, 1856
the following among other resolutions of the
same character
HcSolrnL further, That we tender our warm
est thanks, and under deep obligations 10
William A. Barstow, the Governor II the State
OF Wisconsin, for the noble aud dicnificd stand
he has taken, IN asserting the independence of
The Executive Department entrusted to him bv
the people, and IN defending the Constitution
and Laws, against the reasonable and treach-
crpJs assaults of partiZan Court, aiming at
political power, and Insiduously erasping at po-
htcal dominion, and while thus viudicating in
hIs own person, Ire rights of the people o! this
State, We Will sustain him 1riM oi.Y. hearts ON.
roice, orr rotes, and StrengiH
If his Heart, uoicc, anu rotc had been sufficient
TO ensure victory Barstow would now be
Governor but Lis strength having caved in
through some spinal weakness, the PEOPLE were
obliged 10 remain content with the Governor
they elected
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-22

ACcTnESr.-A young man named Carver, resi-
ding In the town OF Ply mouth was seriously in
lured last week. by accidentally getting his leg
III the horse power OF a threshng machine. His
foot was crushed and the. aak lc cut aad lacera-
ted III a trightful manner and also dlslocated.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-22

SEPrEMHrR.-One Of The shrcwdt
stock spectators Of his day, advising
young mau how 10 act in regard 10 90
rrslnentS, said: "Aiwsys buy ~ SEP
tember, for my experience, IS Il Al IN rla
ol all the months Of the year stock Is la"
est. We do not know how he would 4
borne out ia lhis opinion by an cylmna
lIon Of the money market for each year
bu! as far as our memory goes the rdg-
menl Is corroborated. 1t would be, perl
haps, worth while to institute an inquiry
bul the fact that the adviser grew ri
under the operation of his system may 4
taken as good proof of It's clHcac! !
| Philadelphia Inquirer.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-22

r PRorosED UEnUcr.--Thc people OF foTa'
are discussing the e1pedieucy of conveying
supply of water to their city, from perTe'C'
running stream about three miles distant
the Baraboo Bluffs.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-22

RETIRING FROM PoLITIcs.-(irn. Has
kcIl, prominent politician IN Tynuess e
has announced his determination of r,
firing from the political fi.Id anddryoir
hlstim losouc.hing Ecsidvs ump-sp..
ing. He says:
= | intend to eschew idlencss. glr,.
drink, tobacco in all lis forms. 1--we ST.
tuonsiy aut labor assiduousy. Lag
reached the ptrtol o lite when ma
would not deserve II ayen if he did DE-
thlnk praycrfully and pr, filably Of thing
Recently have th9ug,It much Of til
Land Of the Hereafter.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-22

FATAL ACOIBBST.-The Hudson Chronicle learns
that on THURSDAY last boat, partly Laden with
stone and containing SIX men, was capsized near
Alton, aud that four of the men were drowned /;
two OF The men were from River Falls AT Iat-
est accounts only one Of the bodies have been
recovered =.s.Ist f..-r.-z
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-22
THE UTAH ExrEDIrIoN.-A dispatch

from Washington, dated the 18th, says:
Letters from officers in the Utah expe-
dition state that the scurvy is prevailing
to an alarming extent among the troops,
and allege that as the cause OF the nu-
merous desertlons having taken place re-
Gently. OF three thousand cattle which
were driven by the troops for supplies of
beef, the Indians had run off one thou
sand. The prospects for the winter are
gloomy.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-22

10 The Republican State Convention Of y
!. net al syracuse and made lis nominations
follows:
For Judge Of pPeals-Timothy jenkins,
Oneida.
For Secretary Of Statc-AImon NJ CIarp,
Erie.
For Controller- Robert Denniston. Orange.
For Ireasurcr-John I. HoCeboom, Columbia.
For Attorney Generai-N m. Curtis Noy es,
New York.
For State Engineer-George Ceddes, Onon-
dage.
For Prison Inspector-Thomas Kirkpatrick,
Albany.
For Canal Commissioner-Ari T. Thurston.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-22

- Unable to trump up charges against any
OF The Republican candidates, the Barstow press
has commenced IN assault upon Gov. Bashford.
Every suspicion of dishonesty ana bribery even
II true, would only react upon the present lend
ers Of the Democracy. If Governor Rashford
was bribcd TO sign the Land Grant Bill, IT was
they Who offered the bride. If he was not
hFibcd' rs all the evidence they slow goes to
prove, 1t was not because the Ii Crosse Bonds
were not offered in sufficient quantities: Goral-
most every Democratic Member of lie Lecisla-
turc was by some means converted INTO an IN
tercsted spectator Of a Wall Street Market.
But Gov }ashford is free from SUSPICION
and these charges made solely to injurc the
present admirable Republican Ticket are COM
Fletely sci at nought by the fact that he Will
20 ont Of "itice as poor as wien he assumed lis
duties. very unlike his predecessor, who is in
teicsted IN So many new Banks
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-22

IS The Eau Claire people are in rap;ures
over the arrival of a new steamer, built for the
Chippewa River, called the Jennie Whipple-
II she is as pretty as her name say success
to her; or II there IS any young lady of that
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IhE LAM oFI llsMsPAPElts.

l-subserhersWho not give spreS5 notice 70 the con-
tTar are considered WShlng to continue the subsp
I .ubscrtbers order the dscontnpanee OF their PERI
TeHrages paid.
@ subscribers neglect refuse 70 take their psriod
eAls fron the oces 70 which they directed
geSponsIble TN they settled the b and ordered them
GtIecntinued
other places without Inform.
lag tv publishers, tile papers former al.
GectiOn, they are held responsible. is
e1e Courts have decided that refuanE periods
eGls tTc the ohice, removing leaving uncagd
or IS prttG JIoEa evidence Of Intentional maud,
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~! receiving and keep constantly on hand a arEsstSc
A. ot Shs eeiepEated HALLET, DAVIS CO.'S PIANOFS
e9nplsts RSseftnSnt Of liEL0DRONS and SEA-
from the celebrated manufactures Of Curhart
$40 a; 4. hughes: Also, slended Gothic or.
gan style sas Churches Lecture Rooms win four Stops
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With neatnesS and dlSpRtch.il - t-''
=. AN s0ods warranted, OF this establiahn.ent.
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I aai sa7. SHI1ETs MUSIC. s.,
am constantly receiving ana keep on hand large .r5
ehocs eoHeetion OF Sheet Ausie Aiso InstTctSn, o6
for every Kind Of Instruments no " in nse
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In connection with the above keep the arge,. sts.k n
ne country Of the following goods: FIonE yIo
Double Basses, GuarS, BanIoes TIliolinss
Plutes Flies, PaEeolets Claripefts
s'S; IN fact keep every article belonging to the
s-Brass Bands sdpplied with instruments At short
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aT1.. y, l-f-.e % no NH7-IN-,
i;, no. lib Maips sstreet, Wheeling, va.
1oN opening one Of The hnePt and Iargest assoEtuens
kSs "a his tns that has eyer been brought
soF 6 any house West Of the Atlantic cities. n =
among ms goods may be found Gold aud Silver
some OF the most pElish Suisse SHI
Also the real D. II. 4 4tntrican Patent
~ IlLeass Clocks in great variety, including few
stAtlonsi ofices and Watch Makers
In setts otherwise, of Coral Mosaic
UlsS GSia Stone Lava and all g old jeWeiFy. Also, an
OF Soft Solder and plated JeWelFy, very cheap
Pine tns boeEet Cutlery, IazorS, sessora Silver apEin
tS5 SsTa Cases Gold Pens, &c. &C. Every article i
s warranted TO be good REPRESENT
he money retnrncd call Is rssfeetfuy Solicited
nhG0 us Ahin ST., door AInrsf irnrInrl..-
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TC OORhEsPONDENTS

LETTERS concerning subscription advertising or other n
nansa business Of the IntegenceF should be addreSss
letters concerning the editorial department paper,
should be addressed 70 The Rdbors jointly, 10 either
Of them. 4 ~ n ~ r aAl- = z - = t !. = lf
only side OF the paper.
An Observance the above ruIss s greatly oblEe u.s.
Ghd secure more prompt attention; correspondents than
LAY uiEht Otherwise receive. 5Fg
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j. N GUS
PT ANTO@ @as 7-ial5i=

~ Il q, DEALRt. IN
NAasaG nntA =NInSIsDI EnGtruIIleIit a.. (yIitIe,.y
a To- And VaFieay3 a. tbtlaS ~. Z s.isf :
u - no. 125. MAIN STREE.p.
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!. Sheppard and nIcFga an sss5s :. lisE.
SWH0EESAI4E1AIII0 FsfITAII .tsy.t
i9addles Harness and Trunk manufacturers
No. s181, M1iS 50. CoT1ey, sof 6llion.
III All uFteles ID ouf llne, eonstiag ofLaIgs ana
i,srsns seadss eps and eoSEss Frl
IeateF, Hair and Wsol qbllaEs 1Glaps,
sadll3 q dVei and quality Hou the inJrea
rate . s4e best styls Of s. fkfsN
Iron irande Trunks V8eeS, very
ard unsprpasset Tor ttfeh ana ddffbity
Zine 1ngiG 2nd double HarneHl Of the best Ityie
Wagon and cart aafnsss of te best nafill and IoF.
niAnShipss - 55esf - - = 7.ilsT--35
a iaEge ef Bags lad sateht5 of ysTT
variety Material pattetE.
Ail NdFt 6rdeFel Vill Be Nd III
fort VIII b. spared a1Fl q F5
: Ingl1E ,i.i - JEiEPE ND MORGAN
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q. n RPOWN

iNNntchesl y eVTclry, ,sIlVernnd 7fSInfeti TV71I-1
taetl 3qs Cl0ckas &C. a c. f5Esi 775
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CoP1s1zEt, Tan 6 e.IlsIsE IIEoEi

OOPREEG9 7I.lN8ls BEllBEE IIsON7 VVNT8E
49, e s:ss. - an g ts.., q -
~ THANKFUL for the liberal patronage heretofore
toUed upeI him The sui 4e3heet1
5fdIF inform his friends ana phhll69
that be continues III IS 3Se iRI sd
articles In an cir variety an or aeh be l4 AZ
very low pf3o&a.t S. 81 Il ~ a ~ 81 =
he also keeps ON hand Cooking stOves The
8 q Work 4tl e EsestGe his az
Vtll please the most fastidioNS. --z---e--
&fst5Fs q u, VARNIT, fyE3EtW
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Books, Stationery q Wall Paper
{ NEW NGENf E.il ss.I,i

Books Stationery q wall Paper
NEW RRAN GEM sfa...l1F a
III ANItG put thase the Book Stationery aud vsii pa
" par pf John Il. ThpHrS6h. II ii coliiP
te the At ne old stand, III ki freef Wbeeng
Na' ana respectfully Solicit M n!
lpre 20 LITERALLY extended ny 1tGdreeIsS
~ y ny 70 keep
70 The various ~ ihe hn5.
-
Le S91nsE FeaehtEa and otlsra Jurehs4nls
,a :. saesaels, ss are oEege p;lfqek ana
nev4z-7y JAS. o. ORR.
- . a alS. nay tNtliF FfteEd9 md GuGa0naefS.
IAAs greAe i4elstfe IA commanding M JaS o. Orr
y y eiqll4 1age SD y btbek or B65 Etafionel al
tapeIt &c, and 10 ontfheneS ~
tFull9fs hefstefoEe ~ 8 - =
lns41s - 20 J0lLlt n JIIlsgtg7nN. :
81 AIN 0Sa + = ~ Us = z77i.s-'
qSt gAlgIt9sp nom the eelehratGi 1aasafSsfSfy a
- hatlst, ~ oq3 g. eplsqdtd IPESPE PiSl6gl Thesg
tieS - tae NIL irprl eirrIlsr aeaigs.
ena sAia hfldiS edTpcSI,
ene tas aEd 6Fs f1iIr
70 g4ye ip a1y
A186La I6t 81 a. - ~,
plElnr. - " hes
tt tas q llrFs and fiqek
be found IN Af1ie EtoEs; may s. Foilra Il
- st9te ot y 5 SEste kigEHIyI1ifF
t==4s----- 60 ~ AtllRsfsi Alfse1tnE.sf
ll1z. 8elfea heisldsl S7iS 6Si y
- - tEt5 ~ 4eAQ4tt1lll
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- 81 3. a q q
TRANSPO ORTA AsTION.
CleNe1and 9 R1ttaburg Railroad,

}s>AS g = y 81 Itk4pu38sl l&allE0ad.
E,
Spring ARRAEt 6EAfENI. {
Trans 4lLs through to IRkesliaG; q {ittsI7trgh.
" daily, (sunday tSesspttdy as foSf' VIM run,
.s.sss-Af 70 IfaAvE cLEYEi.AN1. ssias
S:s5 Il, and at wSssiaF 15ssz Il z:is Is
2i5 p n ExpresS Train, stops only At Hudson Rayepna
Alliance, Bayard' sallneyllle, YellSv1le, and
o:le 7 n Aee9nm0dAton Train for HsysuuS and Way
LEAVE rrTTspupaH.
e4S 81 Sian Train, stops Way Sations arrives ~
Cleveland At $50 P N, ana Wheeling Il s:65
Ss% s5aS. isSRs E ssRs da. sEssR
Wheeling at zNAR4t.
surr- sta Il fSs flEASfsa RnERLAHEes slatfssg
e fsSa4.s a TH5a 1, 'ssgs 81 and e e
l;Oo d Irain, St6pl as Way Stations
2 a. s = At $40 P and Cleveland
i leaves Raysnpa at e.2s Am,
Cleveland atiEIB Ii.sst = - 4+t ~
An Sifffeias stpR et EpelEd stEee. Station
TatenFnsvnS IsTaGeh.
y TEans leave New Philadelphia 745 A NJ Dover at so5
NTH Train on Main Line, for OertlAnd Pittsbn "a and
from CLEVELAND, Pittsburgh and Wheeling ayneaIlirEt NJ
ie II Arrives At Dover At and New PhIls lepha
OF cars between Cleveland and Pittsburgh
ana wheeling and Pittsburgh
-ss4 4Is4, Connections.
The Trains connect At PsburEh Nith u Pennsylvania
Ya YaFGSd for AarrSursh, PHILADELPHIA Dahimofe. New
Steubenyils with ths Eeubenvle and Indiana Railroad
toT GsSlz Columbus and Ginclnnati
Gamberand Washington City ana BaiSi.
points on the Ohio River. go p, s
Cleveland with the Lake Shore and Cleveland Tols
10 ior Buualo, Niagara Falls, Canada New
YORK; Toledo, Eon Rock Island DaYepport
West. Y =, = : - W s='' " s'As 'tAVI IN
- Tickets can be pprshayed at the ONCE on The Lne
Meeting Roads. - ' t7 SON-i
s EaFe- as lol. oS by any other Route W..
sgPts g@ee e z. Railroad, J. DURAND, suP't
Cleveland. March 9, 1851. 4 Inhl2 : -
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he 4Aynehbltrty AAOSer GLtl sHftRG Rifngl
,n,- go lmEany Of LynchBarR, Va, 3 I
AHIfAl SlO1SOyO VIII tSEe rt5l aud promptly sdju5t
~ PAY Aoa+e4s iqslt sRht. 4. SELBY,I;3
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{ SundF1e6ss geasi=g sssla 4
m B0EII 66iii fFa{t5nis
~ Is dozen Etne NoShboaTas - 55sf7==si
: s. boxes PelIi EtlFoA.l Il 81 - l1f
- h1lsaa lev 1Iaolo 'lfGf o,-if 80
% bagssR CaRees - a-i4 fi5f
9 etbhla spft eAl sasas;S, 80 80 s5'l
50 Extra s. Eioufzsss 5f@-s-
s. Received and for sale .hyg .l5.si
H0QR SEIR RTf5.gf : is9s
EFBAPoLITAE, Wh6I9 Boiie, flIrSs ~ ssbs tfeh.lr
IN 6kiFts, Just received by - - -
( sss aEIsEEE.I. 31ISeEe
5 Fl9II,F coos - SO
2 m lsIEst ilss1 Ne ~; s.sl. - 9 4 -
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Z z-L ss5 ;B44fDOlRt -BLsIINilSs IT y 3 =
QUPP, Holland Green, on CLOTH TrahsIareut and Iarr
u ~ Btnds OF every description, for sale ehsapby
l. my!6 :, JOE 3RAYRJ
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1 = $50 = DIRECTORS ;zt -i.sz45 5sttl3
i NHl. VI. ShtiTer, Thomas sweeney John IiSt
Jas. q. Adhesion. Il 8. Delaplain. Johh Il Hopkins
- u. s.. DELARLAIN. PresIdent.
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= They fsel eOnndent that they can oer ndueeertS %
egsS S9yeFs eGeellsd By house in Tie ISt II N
me United States No trouble 20 0h0E -, -
Cars Hotels and Boats Tor eustot1ef6 81 = y
5AivBys hand Prime LIVE (3eear P-oty.,,
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1RlED BEEF, Plain canya5sed Hams and shouldeT1
y, ~ - u ~ ';t'-ttfii THoBURN = MADDEN
i -taIytH nL.-s.a{ s.ai "a ra laBlan ~. +.
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SPlilN9 A3RANGEMENT.

.sls. 80
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asall.. 1kIDat coRNpRI 81 IRnH rs 3 sEhnr Iha

Direct lIn p0FthiIohslH55 y F5I7,i
tsS dsy piEECE from the msnuiastor.
M N eIiast our lan inip0ftatlon or IFe6 Ii11a
iT;s,iI sSa Linen C9r bLis ThsSS
-, Lads eHPeeel B7es and aFs m.
sa ~ pure Linen louid gesleetfIiy fnvis ioSr.
- ~ ZIG e N4 determined 20 S4ll
ha San be ptrgha1F tue city.
sPLs HEIGKELL & BWEARlNGPN
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-, j. I'm - GltAlNGEI 80 -
THE FIRE AND MARINE fNSUR com.
5t zs..4 PANY OF WHEELING. - =
- efteoFp0Ecttedt 1881
ftstB At the lowest on BuiidfYs N All L,f
and AferehandiSe and aeSit Sji
dangers attending the Transportation Of oodS si
seas, lakes, canals and railroads - itAAst''
n. Grange, 81 BrSdy. Roh,, ,y.,-,.,..
Sami iNee, VIM. Fleming, J. ~ Gii
DAhl4ambI ti't y Rbbt Patterson, Satnl on
3. ": HARprIo sec,y. - : &. : +
AppLcatouSfof Insurance win be brornrffv
to " the President and Secretary : - = sss3S
Wheeling, Jan. g. 1883. ~ @ 5s5s -
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Powder l PoyYderI =, = .. =
M REILLY conStauty ia rase-ai5s !. $50 ~ Z
DuPontG supeFiof Rdt, BpoIng IA 81
1oth toE feek and coal, which HilI
IRs quantity OF single PaekagS IoR ca Sc Sd H
ReilFoad contractor otsefS 6saE large aa,p4at
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lls Company Is now fully organized and preparsd 70
Issue Policies Of the most liberal rates, on RtRE, MA
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JOS1' -trE CEI .HE.D5
NJ EW Style Han and parOr Papers With new and bealii.
IN ul Velvet Match BordeTS. AlSOA general nSGoff-
mrft Of ilaxed aud Common Wall Papers for sac
tot CashL BY i7- - Iny16 z. JOE tfRAEE
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s. E.stgesi.5if Wall Eap6r, a.
NIE would Invite the attention those Who intend pur.
AZ ehssipE 70 cat tai15 6r iaIGS
stoekot taEioRs A AK Of yau 70 can and
Katnlne, aud W6 VIII titt the rest. J6S o. ORR =
nls4Q .ls 49, No. lit aIaIn, ST., Wheeling. Va
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HI q ~ 7lzS83
aa.sA a very SapsTiorSrtislo q ssss S
BANK CHE0KS on all The city Banks
OR, DER b O0KS
slASS- pEEpss1NoFEss DRAFTS, &C,
FItrts9 on e1tra fis taIes otFss s,sls
DraS Reeeipts AID Btlls 5f LailEto
ea shl Boaua 70 Also. every dasesipti6n Of s
tkt,llS AND IA lliGY PRINTING!
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INSURE YOUR PROPR.RFTl,vl

UI2ING YOUR LIFE.
NV IILL1AM =. I.eELBY--lEsrRikCE AoRrT-l1:ee a. tbf
STORE ot 1ailAHt pelapIan, Main Street. hetng
w ake fire and Marine risks IN foiuWi1 So
virginia INSURANCE. COnpap pIeS, viz: q
Tie 4nsuTanee Company of Yalley OF YiFRinta A
WineteStcr, Hds5-.7s II - = HHsH4f -
1ynehburR, Va. 't-4s y
AsS viii take foI Life Poiieiei In that vel
Cdup4ny, lhs Unted States Lie m.
aeiEI t. 9 .IEg4t COMPANY Of Philldslpia. II JsnSs
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JUNE s 1885
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EAItlI1tS MAT GitIksS, ~ -
elegant match titge TIRE, neat and chtnp for sale By
= tnNls 7. n. LLilfAN & co.
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q uFGSEQ= THIS DAY, and NOW, reaiv ~
s9le q ireeh supply Of CbickerinE Sons ~.
" " u III epfate4 Piano RorteS5Of heantif Dinc WSi.
nut and RoseUo9d dni5t ana for bFiIiiSneT 81
@ eng OF teneh cannot be either IA an
reIa prices, intending caFriaEe - y ts'4f
Also Prince Co.'s Melodeoas new stTjs v,, an -
81 nne ao5eWood hnlh, and lowest HnSo
SS general stock Of Martins celebFntsd GifSy
ene9 and German Vlnlnl VIollncelIos FIntSS
% IN Tuning FOrh, the beHt ItSliTn
mi S ether areles in the music Ine snd Fens
NO % 5Si 1a ssah At the Old Music Variety storo
my2 ~. ,-,,,5,,,. j.
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ma lltllhnery GOOda.
tl1eir Second Fan PareliSsea,
st9tk, Fia snphle thsnito pses
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,f,t Wall Piper
gE received, new SuPRiy 81 Wal PSptTd, Of new and
euii etFFs, the hr3t arrival "a city tIsB uTHl
Efaass Tor sate by JO9s sGRAik3
ah4 sst5sisis'f 'a3ff sQtntft Hh5eIiIg &. q
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