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THE TRIBUNE MERCANTILE ADVERTISER.

We shall issue on the Goth of November the third
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SABsATH-OBsERyAScE MEETING At fosxsas--A
discourse wss delivered by the Rev Mr. Cook ~
Sunday night St the Presbyterian Church ia Yonksr
on the Sabbath in Europe before the larges sudes.
ever embed in that village. The Rev. Dr. bs'rs
also addressed tho meeting and bore bis testimony
the accuracy Of the statements ~ 70 the demorahzns
influence cf continental Sunday and the two EPIce
pal clergymen, the Rev. Dr. Carter and the Rev. II
Brown; tho two Presbytersns, the Rev. aess1'. saw
yer and Seward; the Reformed Dutch, the Rev. ~.
Hulbar; the Methodist, the Rev. Mr.. WGd, aud ths
Bnpts,, the Rev. Mr. Scott, made brief and ehcsses
sidressss It was an animated and impressive meet
ing and it may be hoped to issae in much practices
good Al 10 O'Clock !, determined to adjourn ts
dscussion Ill Wednesday evening, when i. Is uDdsf'
stood that the ,syuien and citizens Of Yonksrs VII hs
their say sad adopt appropriate ueasures for securing
for their families and the community quiet snndAy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03

We put our First Edition to press with fewer
returns from our State than We hsd hoped TO pre-
sent but they are sufficient to show the election of
at leas. twenty-five Opposition Members Of Con.
gress, and We trust Of the whole Republican State
Ticket. The vote on State 10 closer than We had
supposed, from the fact tina. the Democratic
Know-Nothings have almost uniformly deserted
their own State Ticket and supported that Of the
LsconptoD Democracy. at least Thirty thousand
have thus sstaIued TO their old party, in addition
to those that took tie plunge last year. very few
German Republicans have also voted the Parker
ticket for different reason. The clamor against
"SewaEdism and against increased Taxation hss
lost u many votes. The Americans were very
generally disappointed snd rritated by the failure
Of the Union movement at Syracuse, while the
attempt to unite scared away some Adopted Cit.
xens from the Republican standard, a. We have
already noted. Every side issue operated fearfaly
ssa.ns. US II, uodcs such cirogmstaooes, the Re
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03

soaring and blasting and scdhing TIE dong Up 'ne
preliminary forks and hashings-wss Iais moment
in which TO hesitAtei Not bit Of it. Dir. VIII
throp Jumped out of bed, where he has bafn or tue
last FIVE years. Mr.. Winthrop put on MS dressing
gswn. Mr. Winthrop grssped bis best pen. ana
Mr.. Winthrop wrote to Col Wright CoL"nsa'
Of the Mexican srmy.
Well. what did Mr. Winthrop write : Listen
10 the words Il have an Interchangeable con'ic-
ton that .ntemperate Anti-Sa5ery agitation its'
- been the source Of yey large part oi the
troubles by which our country has been disturbed
81 snJ harrassed for some years psst = what
troubles. o Robert Financial, religious. or
political, o nv Winthrop When pan has sn
Interchangeable cceyiction." il should be about
something. Take OF your nightcap, o mo Ro5trfo
aad let US reason together. When you came INTO
public life. reverend Sir Anti-SlaTery principles
were in fashion. You were the dteus and sIpenny
tu,an,er Of your Whig party. OF Anti-slsSery
opinions you were wont 10 utter fe~-not many
but enough. Think, If sou are right now, how
wrong you must have been then Yours was oi
course " temperate" agitation; but did 1t not
pave and smooth, AID level the way ior Tue
L" intemperatel" You were never very warm but
you were never, a. you are now, happily, sweetiy,
safely and delightfully."- refrigersnt. We will not
n, I TOO closely into the details Of the past. fou
bo,nl when you thoughtit best TO bolt just rs you
stuck by Freedom and Massachusetts, opinion
uben ro, thought it best to stick by them. Are
von moved NY Robert Try, then, to BE- what
.ou oncs uer.< Try to be worthy Of that great
historical wealth .f ancestry which is yours. fou
cut but a .orry fun when you are writing to such
fo,k as NJ Isscc II. Wright, colonel and
auctioneer, represents, Gu make Us 'ninA ol 'ne
Frenchman in the bSsk.' nnu"'s 'e'"ue"
heaven and earth, as dcscri. eo Id d no'e' oal'u
Pelham" You will never tsV.s good uise'''o"
and sound liver until you mike up your '''"u'
Do 90, o Robert, and write to Us $ lets =
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03

SKsIoCs Rior-SEoorIso AYgsAY.--Yestcri9
;ernoon great comDct.on arose among the des'
zeus OF the Sixth Ward, in Park street, near ths
site Of the Old Brewery, Five Points. poIce fofee
was sunmoped, and two men, named Timothy J. -
Ivan and Jeremiah S.les, conveyed 10 the ..
.icn-Hoase. Two doubie-bareled guns and . P1s'.
al loaded with bucksh9t were foald on he pavenes
where tie fght .ook place. Another pistol Wa '0o''
or Sullivan. Several persons were har, snd $ ns..
giving his name az John Gsushran, was taken 70 - -.
Nsw-York Hospital, With charge Of backAho' n -
neck and lsce. he vas drunk wien taken N pr'''
q. Hooper has the care OF his case.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1853

occurred 10 us that single line Of steamers. even
IL running daily, .. this writer sees them dong in
rspt vision. woh hardly be enough 70 transport all
the cotton and tolNcco 10 Europe, nor yet to bring
back even the nsigu.fcaut fraction OF foreign I'M
ports demanded by the consumption Of the Solth.
And. especially. as tie GA~sy steamers are to
drain of 81 the trade Of the western country be-
side, we spprehend that consdrso'e mercantile
marine Will be required TO do the BUSINESS OF the
two continents, in addition to the Galway s'u o.
Johns Ferry. 1t is perhaps not too much to hope
tia. moderate proportion OF this modern tra'flc
nay remain to New-iOrk and Boston and we
should not sdyise suy extensive changes IN the
business arrangements of these cities until the
Galway ;teamers-to which, in spite OF their fatal
purpose. we wish sl possible success-ha'e larry
run them under water.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03

Returns from seven-eighths of our City-au but
sixteen Election Districts-gise John Kelly for
Sheriff, $500 msjority--John Clancy for Clerk,
1000; Nelson j. Waterbury for District-Attorney,
1000. The outstanding Districts are more likely
TO increase than diminish these majorities.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03

MASSACHUSETTS, did nobly yesterday. Gov.
Banks is reelected by very srge majority, with a
nesrly or quite unanimous Republican delegation
to Congress. The return of ANsoN BURLISGAME,
in defiance of the coalition of Cotton Wings and
Fillmore Know. Notbings, headed By Rufus Choate
and Henry j. Gardner, with the Slave. Democracy,
is specially cheering. 1t looked as though he WAS
10 be beaten.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03

Tue Election in this city passed of rather quietly
yesterday. There were slight rows in the Sixth
and Seventeenth Wards, but nothing very serious.
The weather was fine, and the poll was larger than
usual but not so large IS that for Mayor last De
cember,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03

From the adjoining district of NEw-JERsEY,
we rejoice to learn that ex-GOv. PENNINGTON has
run out Wortendyke, LeOompton. We hope sOOu
70 hear Ike tidipgs from the rest of the STATE.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03

Wilmington, DELAWARE, gives $40 majority
for the " Peoples Ticket " (Anti- -Buchenanl Thi
looks well for the State.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1853.
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We undertake 70 return rejected Communications
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A ToroH SroKr.-Tae Palmer .Jourss' say -
Deacon Danis, Mixter Of Three Rivers vno .s ~,
ing from . cancer IN h1 ocwe~ "a -, o0 - v.tx
t.ssn into bis stomach % im1ed.s.e.y thTVwp o.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03

Advertisements for TIE WKgxLr TRIBUNE Of this
week rlus b. hsnded in To-Day. Prize 81 line.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03

We have vague reports that the Opposition car
RED the State of DELAWARE yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03

In ths lid Congress District the total veto
stsnds-sickies 3,I52; Williamson 3,Ol4; WA
bridge Z, ,Sc3. sickles gets in 'by the skin Of nn
teeth through the equal division OF bis oppOnensA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03

dispatch from MICHIGAN says all four Repub-
lican Members of Congress are doubtless elected.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03

No news as yet from the Western Elections, yes.
tcrdsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03
~, SYMINts MACuIHRH.
APrAcricAL FAMILY SEwIsS hscAss 700 -
M fully eqga work No issisg ripping ot soAsa
No ss.ttDs oat Of order. Ar5eodJ oe1 lac 81


APrAcrrcAL FsK,LS SewIss hscmss 700 81
Pedorrnln lns fully equs work Nc msg or ripping CT s"A
No es.ttnS oat OF order Al gbodJ oea lac &,
everybody VII tAse t. -
(seorre3 BY recent grant q Letters fa,>stl
Esessive RioHrs for States sra Courtt. WI oe gs,
within the reach q any ptrsou at uere aots,oa. sun
RfcHTs Will ALSO ~ ctDED. THAT ThE osfeis''0s HA
IMMEDIATE ADD cEsLRIL.
he propeor. confidently fes tbs, try no~ ses before
oaeree-s s. wing HSehire containing ne eql'.
which by s storishius sinpncJ ard ov cost w - -.
90 10 The mssses. who have b"en AaAi'oJ "slhS '' %
Psres wi.hiag U purob,. qesd 70 csl Al once er
amino ta. wonderful soieyeuoI anc secure noI"poJ
ol Lhe B.nte or Couai, desired.
EosrITYs5 srvisc A,cHrxr Con7Asr,
OBce, BARTLETT Co,
Needle Maaa.scts-er', no AZ Brorws,',
c.uo,.odf,r. c,rc 1.r ~ CT. of Mlchlne.
We the UNDERLINED having oiersted ano wue'se1 wb'
D oprston the Novelty Patent 81 Sell. Threading fsnlj
Sewing hino take pleasure IN sssu1s 1e poc t1st t
Nscl 5e ell hs, claimed r Il and We vor.d sst Tor
the immediate Attention q al those Interested In P-us &c
useful a. article Il the hsas of esob ard every isaS IN c1
~D' Rev H. J. Fox. Ashland GnRi.O:s ny,
n r. RCDD, Rome. n. i.
CHIS. CLsPEH, Psssaic, N. J.,
J. T. ROGERS, New Hsyen. Conn.
h. MoRosEY Mon'rouey. Ala.
w J. RosIssOS, ubroke, Ne.
A. BOsTWicg, Columbla, S. G,
DIR. DAsi. AsHsURY. Charlotte, 3. q.
HEsgy FosD Jamaica ". l.,
HEsKY T. Asogs Boston,
q. TItLsoh ALDEN Brooklyn
VIZ. GsFiG Loci. n. J..
JOIN y. FISHER, Per-, IL,
The follow ins .xrsct taken from Ths B.ors Patriot and
Commercial Oazette:
Invention and should procure for IL oors net only 10,
everlasting rrstudc Of the Of America but highly
remureTet.ye reward ,,.
Mschines assured s, she considered fuy equ. In the
strength beauty and 6nih Of its ~ors TO Machine she ai
ever uscd. IL is SEX Threading and works with Hooked
k..~l, VIII yCalc In
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03

WHEELER g. Wilson's SEWING MACHINES
We prefer them for family Ise.r IN Y. Tribune.
New style, price, $50
Office, No. So Broadway. Eew-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03

TREES AND PLANTS.
PsRso,s 4 Co. delivering TggBs snd PLANTS aom
Their groaDosst
FLUSHING, NgW-YoRK,
sn3 invite the attention Of bye tae lsge scT.mea Of
:hsl.y and vou grown
FatIr aLd ORsaNrSTst. TgEEs and PLANTS.
Casoe she gratis apple st.or and goods delivered
without fLsrrc the wharf IN Now York.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03

MEYER's MIRACULOUS VERMIS DESTROYER
uns, hoteis ships wsehoases kc thoroughly cleaned By
- s.s NayERs ug gscvous remedies FOf sale - The Pre-
Is. 49, No s2 Brossesy OF Wousons., and ny
eyssro. Drusrs Genera Asert, No. 10 AstoT HoGse
oud No IN BrosAwsy, corner Of Censts.
r. RR.-In8uenza, Sore Throst, Coughs, colds.
~rS C.,r.isa ricpcercsrx LSpih&so, Hesdsche Chii'
ssd c6eS dls~ases incidental t. TIE recent soaneh
sSsnes Of the wsssb~s. tscse smseted wenld use
SssSxs srd take dose two Of ScuLAINS ILL.,
~Su s.srsrtee tacr immediate rc'c oc tA..,
W. - Kapw.y s Co, No 'ssfGl.o2' 's-
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Fire & Inland Wavigation

Risks accepted consistent with solvency and
Iair profit.
E&pecidi attention giref, 10 Insurance 9f DWELLINGS
and COItttTtts, ,JO5' terms ~ TO gears.
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FRIENDsHIP II a silent gSntleuan that makes
no parade: the true heat dances 40 hOrnpipe ON
The tongue.
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cHIKCHEs OF WHEELING.

FOR the information of strangers visiting cty,we pub
following list Of the different Churches, and their
pace cf meeting. i there any mistakes We
will make the necessary correction with pleasure;
s. Ndths7co EiisccLGliGl, Corner Monroe and Byron
treets Rev f. = PsIIys, Rector; services lo4
clock, evening" I.
s. lo2s2 Ep>copg7iaf, MAN etween First and
secoud Centre Wheeling, Rev.J H. Smith, a. NJ Rector
Servces-storniI,s 105e; afternoon 81; night ~.
First PyesJ5te,.ial, REV. Il. II. WEED, Pastor, Fourthst,
etvee1r Monroe afternoon
second PrcJysrtGn Webster street, between Main and
Market, Centre Nheeng services morning and evening"
Third Iress vte,fa'., Filth street between Chestnut and
Taber sts., wheeug Rev. E WooDs Pastor sery
morning ana evening.
Foytd PrssJJtesin.s Rev.A PArLI, Pastor, Mansreet
Washington Adams stsi services morning and
evening.
Foa,t Street Ifstodist Eptacepal, Rev. J. E. WILSON,
Pastor bets Quincy services
morning and evening.
Ecrh street Methodist KJscopdt, REV AA fEoEHPastor
corner Iarket ami North North Wheeling; services
morning and evening.
CysapJiae Street Je0odtst ziseooa', Rev T. H. Mos
sor Pastor Charine street, First and Second
Centre wlee,ins services morning and evening
South ,noeiing M Z. Gdtlrci, Rev A. STEVENS
Rstor; services morning and evening
HHeeliag Isild CEuLsI, Wheeling Island, Rev j.
IvusoE, Pastor.
german Iferodist Episcopal, c. HaLwIo, ,Pastor'
chapne street Webster and Third Centre Wheel
S. y,oes tsrts<l-"l Roman Catholic, Rt Rev. BisIior
r. v wurrsS Fi,th street, corner Han.Pder; services
morning and afternoon
associate Refored Rev J. 7. MccIuRE, Pastor, corner
afMarket and ssryicesmorniig
Disciple's, Market between Webster and Third
Centre Wheeiing services i0% in the morning. ana ~
oaag,teql Protestant Rev. wM HElFEn' Pastor Clay
rect above sixth, Fast Wheeling.
zion Eoaagetical Autaertaa Rev, F. zr'nNEENAE
PASTOR Market street, between Webster an" ri'F'
-yy,oelipr- seq vices mo and evening
5sish syaugogue, Quincy street. between Market anu
I;.rmao E,rotessant, Union HALL street. between
Mourse and Quincy; services 1o5G morning
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10 600 BOLTS All r4rEins ssss s,,orIasg
ini price from Pip One Dollar bolt This stock
is an and good order, and he Sold These
Of good ana cheap article viii please call and
anime Ey ;. c. HARBOUR,
a43 l43 Main st.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY

ohio E.sdge No aOs.-Neets Masonic nc, nan, Hail.
corner farkct and streets, " and n.r"
o,s Of ,, a Donth G. W s,sTs, W NJ Ats-
sHder LangltfR, Secretary. .,,o,, o-,
SVhcciing lodge No. f2S Meets as aooEe :, a a.
tle yicst and third Thursday evenings Of eaoh MONTH
aR.,r1,ycrR. ~ H.; s. ". Pearson, Secretary.
yy,,,.rIi,,,, ET,,io., Chapter NO. G9.-aieets as
above ON the second Monday hing Of each month
Scorr, II. r.; s. ". PearsoA, Secretary.
yyhe=iinz Escn pDient No. ~ =
Ah.ve on the fourth Monday evening Of eaeh N''"''
Il L"rfaG. Rss0rSsr
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1858.
THE INTELLIGENCER.

Coop ADyicE.-A lady signing herself ''rui-
ton thirty years old-writes to Noah's Times
and Messenger to know how She should make
up for deficient education, she is answered
Tins vol.
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OBJ BELLOWS DIRECTORY

yiryirtus lodge No. ;s.-Mects every Thursday
the Hail. corner Market and Quincy streets
JAMES N. u.lL, n. G.; 3. N. carr, Secretary.
RrunfsIir lodge No. 1f-Meets as n6oyeeVeTy
Monday evening. DAVID BArHA, n. g.. ""f'%" r.
ym. geti s.odge No. s:s.-Meets "saboveeve-
=, Wednesday evening. HrLFEF' ~ G' ']o"7'
SaIade, Secretary.
whee,sug lodge No. 5o.-Meets as saOove every
W n po71s. n G.; John TaoburH, Secretary.
ssnuOIa E.od,e No. s2.-Mects as above every
vria, svsgisc Jos HAsgLv n. g.; John H. Na1''sfF'
Secretary. ,,.o+so.
W.,,. Tell EncnnPHsent Mo- = sa,"I,
above the second and fourh Tuesday evenings OF
month. ions rlpaE, G. p; Ctas. LfHeh, Scribe.
Abrar.,s strscurnpHent No 1.-Mes's .u.s a.
sbove the qrstaudtfr,, ruesda evenings of feneh no'n
wM FArLoa, C. r.; GeoRttrd, ,Jr., Scribe l""''''
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URIEU PEACNLS

UHIED PEACAES.
= BUSHELS Dried Peaehes-Pur= articis-iust TseeIJ
- ed ana for sale by lapI J. NJ PCMPAREY
NIADOW siiADEs--Juas .sevtyed, 80 pieces OF new
w WindoE Paper also, HOLLAND tirren OIL Cloth
and Transparent Blinds, for reduced prices, -
AIS JOS GRANtS.
LNMBKOIH iEs.-EIubroIdrTsd swiss, JseevnsL Lace
II Setts Collars and Sleeves; FIouneinSs LEings
InseTJinss Muslin Bands Thread laeys. Morning Gowns
elegantly embroidered at great variety OF other I'm
brodstiss, just received.
app HEIsRELL & 5wEARINGEN.
IA :. HANB just KELEINE ED A LAKGE lot OI WiiiOW
w and Wooden CiOs, ranging irnEI $zs I" $40 each
Another lot S-iiAdusDE steel frame SkEts- 30 Ia
dy's wardrobe is complete Without enc OF tLcE-
= stock Of Wosten!olm's Cutlery,
More OF those Gold Pens
Gs-utieHieu'- Dgrsrine Cases
Gent!t meas Li-ls Thread half Hose, 'Tery hne-'
Zine Letter asid Note Papers
aud White nyelopes-
EiaHt Books Stationery .; all kinds.
apIT PATSE co.
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DOMESTIC ScENE.-'I hope, Caroline" said
Mrs. Nixon. sl.e drew up her workable aud
commenced sewing a dress she was deSiTOus
of completing before night. Il do hope nobody
will come in this afternoon. am so hurried Oy
work
Il avn afraid youIl be disappointed" respOn-
ded Caroline. who was lonking out Of tue win
dow, ''ior there comes MS HcnShaw up the
street.
I'm mercy hope not. l wouid rathee have it
anybody else, she's such Il tiresome Odd crea-
tu:e, and sure stay all the afternoon"
Further conversation was interrupted by the
bell, which confirmed Mrs. MaXon's apprche;l-
siOns.
..3iv dear Mrs. Henslaw, said that lady
clearing her brow at once, "hOw delighted aun
to see you; was just saying to Caroline, that
it was so lonely sitting here, wished somebody
would come iIi. How Is Mr.. HcnShawE Well.
hope2'
no, I'm sorry to say. ne isn't at all well and
camc over 10 sec If YOU had any cammomile
that You would let 'ne have; he thinks it would
do him good
"Mr Hensha.v sick? l am very sorry for
him and myself too, as ! was counting upon
having you spend the afternoon wieh us, though
of course, under such circumstances ! shouldn't
think of asking you: Caroline will bring you
the caInmomile-'
Il should like nothing better than to stay, il
Mr. Henshaw were we'll Good morning
'rThere we've got rid Of her. How lucky
that Mr. Heushaw was sick, otherwise we should
have had her bieted upon us for the afternoon.
wish could get rid OF her every time by 30
small a sacrifice as a little cammomiIc.'
''What an agreeable and oblising woman Mrs
Nixon IS, Soliloquized Mrs Hen>haw, ''and how
much she seemed disappointed that l couldn't
stop. No matter, I'll take an early opportnni-
" to go there
Mrs Henshaw had something to learn before
she could comprehend that ''all Is not fair that
seems So"
.'PLEAsr. sir, lend parpy your knife to make
pen withl"
"Certainly, my son. here it is.
Youth Ietnrns with the knife
''Pappy's done with it.
81 should think he was Why, what the
dickens has he been doing with it.! thought
he wanted to make pen"
$50 he did; hut forgot 10 say that it 'sas 4
pig pen"
Exit youth little in advance Of m old boot
FRlENpsulP Is a silent gsntlenau that makes
no parade; the true heat dances no hornpipe ON
J the tongue
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rts which they directed, they held
Ssponsibc TIL IN, have settled the D ami ordered them
IScoa;UUed-
Iii subscribers to other places without inform
y isr publish and the papers the former IL
ectuu, they held Responsible
5he Courts decided that refusing take periodi-
sis the ui removing and leaving them uncalled
or i ErtEgH Jtciu evidence al Intentional fraud
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Family and Extra Flour.
ION BBLs- Novelty brand faIa.iy FioEr,
IOU 200 Ibis do y y E&t=a Flour,
iJJ .. S=leu. Nils BRAID E1tr. do
Just received a..J :,- saIe BY DOANE ADAMS,
apI No. ~ Main 81.
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EEpccidi attention giyeH 10 Insurance Of DHELLLNGS
dHd Contents .JOF' term@cT 10 yc1rs.
The progress oftIs Corporation has bee, stable and un-
uauc sunshine asd stofii
periods eyentul in exempt IRON sweepns eonnasrn-
tios and maritime disaster Bens long established on
basis the troubles ef the credit system ect us in no
material partiCul II.
imperative duty the ability Of property owners 10 sus-
tain loss being much lessened
Policies without delay, and niI business attended
to with dispatch and lid sity- by
~. IS. - ~ IA X<HN G. EsE, Agent.
Wheeling, Va.
Office in Union Nan buildings. west side Main street.
feblg-dnw-tl Jan. st, '5g.
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DOMESTIC ScENE.-''I hope, Caroline" said
Mrs Nixon. rs siie drew up her work-tshle aud
commenced sewing ou dress she was deSirOus
of completing before right Il do hope nobody
will come in tbs afternoon, am So hurried by