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Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-02

NOTlCE.-The Annual Meeting of the Stock
~ holders of the Valley Turnpike Company will
be held at New Market, on Thusdny, the 2Sh day
Of October, 1858.
The Board of Directors will meet at the same
place on Wednesday, the 9th of October. By or
der OF the Board. GEO. W. MURPHY,
Oct. 2, lo5o.-tm Clerk of V. L. Co.
FORM OF PROXY.
kno,o all men By these presents That we the I'M
dersigned, being Stockholders in the Valley Turn
pike Company, do hereby constitute and appoint
our true and
lawful Attorney and proxy to represent each of US
In the annual and other meetings of the Stockhod-
ers OF said Company, held within twelve months
from the date hereof, when we are not personally
present, or represented by some other proxy of
subsequent appointment, with full power and
thOrlty at such annual or Other meetings to give
such vote votes, and to do such other act or
acts as each of rs could give or do as members of
sad meeting, it we were personally present, and
we do hereby ratify and confirm whatever vote or
votes act or acts, said attorney may la 6tully
give. or do for us in pursuance of the authority
hereby conferred upon him. Witness our hands
and seals this day CT 1858.
Signature Signature of No
OF witness. st'kholders with seal. of shares.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-02

The Court Of, Appeals, about to assemble
at Albany, N. y, will have before it the
case the Of murderer, Cancemi, and the first
question to be considered is, "can man b.
tried for his life, even with lis own consent,
by eleven jurors?' p
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-02
ES1Stp0nement

SNUG FARM FOR SALE.-As trustees
OF the estate OF ). &. Rreckinridge decd, we
viii sell at public auction on the premises on Sat~
"rdag, Aosenher 18th, 1858, the FARM purchased
OF Samuel b. Brown, and OF which he formerly
resided This farm is situated on the road leading
from Staunton to Wayneshoro'. within half milo
OF the FishersvliIe Depot the Central Railroad,
1t contains coo acres OF Land, and is well i'm
proved as place Of residence.
This property is SO we'll knowa as To require no
further description.
TEBvs az Strr.-One- fourth in six months. on
negotiable note, well endorsed and the balance in
one two and three years from day of sale. Deed
to be made and deed Of trust taken;
The creditors of j. B. Breekinridge are respect.
fIT invited to attend the sale and look after their
interests. JNO. Is. BALDWIN,
NJ. g. HARTMAN, trustees
Oct. g. lS5S-tds.
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NOR sALE.-Desirabse Town Proper-

ENCR SALE.-Desirable Town Proper
Il ty.-ln pursuance of decree of the Circuit
Court OF Augusta county, rendered in the cause of
Groves Executor, de-, against Groves wdov, &c
| shall proceed In Staunton Saturday, the 25b
day Of September next, to sell at public SALE to tho
highest bidder. the John Grove Property, consist
ing Of two-story BRICK MANSION, on about
an acre of good and improved Garden land. 1t is
corner lot with wafer in the yard, and is very
desirable and comfortable property.
TERMS :-One-fOurth in three months, aud the
remainder in equal nstaiments at one. two and
three years from day of sale, bearing interest, the
purchaser to give bonds with good personal secu-
rity, and the title to be retained as ultimate secu-
rity.
Sale to commence at II O'Clock, A NJ.
NlCHO. *. TROUT. Com'r
August %, l85s.-tds.
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DE TO ,EEsEI LADIES. nv
DIR ESS GOODS.

We have ever offered for sale. Also SHAWLS,
NEW STYLE CLOAKS, ana every thing
else suited to the season.
We will take great pleasure in showing'our stock
and will try to please all who favor US with call
both in regard to price and goods.
DRESS GOODS this season are beautiful
PIPER d FUNKHOUSER,
Oct 2-Spec copy. Near National Hotel.
, 1858-10-01
Welded Love.

@@~H@-e-s = aeNNN ""e ~ . - S-@-~ -
Come, rouse thee, dearesti us not well
To let thy spirit brood as
Thus darkly DER the cares that swell
LIES current to a fOod
As brooks and torrents, rivers al
Increase the gulf In which they fall,
Such thoughts, by gath'rlng up the rills
OF lesser grief, spread real ls;
And, with their gloomy shades, conceal
The landmarks hope would stIll reveal.
Come rouse thee now! Iknow thy mind,
And would itS strength awaken;
Proud, giied, noble, ardent, kind $50
Strange thou should be thus shaken;
But rouse airesh each energy,
And be what heaven Intended thee;
Throw from Thy thoughts this weary weight,
And prove thy spirit firmly great;
IWOuld not see thee bend below
The angry storms Of earthly wo.
Full well know thy generous soul,
Which warns thee Into life;
Each spring which can It's power control,
Familiar to thy wife;
For deem'st thou she could stOop TO bind
Her fate into common mlndH
The eRgle.lIke ambition, nursed
From childhood In her heart, had hrst
Consumed with lts Promethean fame
The shrine that sunk her 50 to shame.
Then rouse thee, dearest, from the dream,
That festers now Thy powers; ~ -.
Shake OF this glOOml Hope sheds beam
To guide each cloud that lowers;
And though, at present, seems 90 far
The wished.ior goal, the gushing star
With peaceful ray would light thee on,
Until its bound be won
That quenehless ray, thouit ever prove,
fond, undying wEDDD LOvRI
, 1858-10-01
AgricuItufe.
soap on Apple Trees-PowdcrOd Charcoal ON
Cueumber Plants.


Cucumber Plants.
A correspondent OF the Country Gentle
man, after series of experiments, gives the
following results:
The worm on currant and gooseberry
bushes, which Enquirer" of lion, N. Y,
SO accurately describes, is the Larvae Of the
American currant moth, (ACrGsGs! /! RiCertd)
full description and figure of which, in its
different stages, will be found in the Tran
sactIons Of the New York State Agricultural
Society for ls47, page 40l, and some addi.
tional particulars arc given in the volume
for 1856, page 427. have nothing to add
to what is contained in these accounts. I
have known quite variety of remedies
tried for exPelling these worms from the
bushes, but none Of them were Of the slight.
est service. The insect is quite analogous
to the European gooseberry moth, (A6rards
GrOssulavtatd) and in England the expert
ence Of ages has shown that, though tedious,
the only sure and effectual process by which
the bushes can be rid Of these worms is to
shake and pinch them off by hand and crush
them beneath the feet.
know not what the larger reddish worm
is, which Enquirer" speaks of as living to
gether in clusters, and wholly stripping the
branch they inhabit. The redhumped prom
inent, mentioned in TIans State Ag. Soc.
for 1856, page 342, corresponds with the
little that is stated Of this worm; but have
never known this to attack currant bushes,
or to appear so early as this in the season.
have wanted very much to draw up an
article for the Country GsatlemaR upon the
apple tree bOrer (Saperia 6ivit,ata) but
other engagements are so pressing upon me
that shall be unable to do so for q few
weeks to come. therefore avail myself Of
this opportunity to say to your readers,
briefly and in haste, but most earnestly,
Nora BExE.-lf youhave any young apple
trees, and have not yet rubbed their bark
with soap this season, do so Immediately,
without fall
In my article in the Country Gentleman,
january, 1857, (vOl. tx, p. 7s) the statement
,ro. n.b,,.L.s L .nr. :, U' I.s 80, "'''y"',n' ....
,.r.. 80 -: ',a' - " nAU e '"N'" '~,'y
oneIo - 49, - we, "o' nO% oAv'Os
Ill .,i;,h 10y. ~ ~. "nt" "'u ~. "a'".u
M.r ~ ~ c'I 1 ~. 'o".0 ,.""N -, 49,, :"
Tb;. .,o,om"n, ~ o-o,,aS I So,'s.. - :, - ' lug;
Whether soon wo. aoar al - % "S:"
final IN rro,so.;no ,,s~. g.. -. - !,
The bsrt snd ,vood =. al n.ou,o,. -. :
h.d indnood ,oo - ho,,o,,a s,S .s.o,.n,.,
saw nothing more ma a rssnsc,in~ o ,ho Os;o..v ~ ~
nj. .nh.,snoa ,,n,,, ~"ss,s ~ ~.
tbus ho ahla ~ .DoaL f.o,~ ~, o,,,,, I'o.,," - ~
tion and Enowlo5ao I.oc"rS;U~,, om,a,sd
unon an sxrsr;r,an, l.., ,,oo. ,';,r a" 49,.
Ibava ,hir.v vonnn .r1,a ,,.a. ~ ho,,rS". o",
, 1858-10-01
No. sso.s

LrUUPi ana MI can 40 anything toWa1dil 20.
snAi nave nlee pit q the kings rGPp fpVha
your neck ior TINS nlghta business
ana y0a tnrseten, too Do .yeai ycu who
~sls 70 oase as 70 inform agAinst your own
oro'ner, VINO Is At this moment lAnguishing in 4
t'son SNIP "In notning 70 eat but mouldy,
Ose,a ana rusty pork-nothing TO drink but
Suan I ns "aser r.. .f..--.,. -,
- MN ior REBEL Why, then, wa
ne no. sausned with good provisions at homer
~ nun iO' Ano ole tnere - ao INV ta9ak
10 you curse your own feah and bloodsSE
SA'u trOOp - Ihen' Of course Jon are not
sOrry ior the old man whom you betrayed 10 he
BRUSH. and whose imprisonment % preyed
upon MN tnat his heart broke; and when his
oaugnter-hls only chIld-came 70 claim the
prlvaese Of ourying his corpse she was abused,
nsui.eo' outraged, Oy that arch-hend, Cunning
nam 's'll w
a ngnteous ana just judgments against ths
enemies o. tne KING exclaimed Hansen "Shs
was iOu Wench NJ pa.a bla e7lmaisu9 sid
peioulee' she was, certainly, wretch and
as II these horrors were not enough % htteR
y0ur gross carcass you would betFay che lover
70 'ne ganows, swear against him As . spy Set
num- lm hanged' ana then corrupt ne sorrowing
maiden lIliei 70 oe your mistress What new plots
arc you weaVingr '- =. s'.-.''-
Next, the doom Of Captain Troop who's
story and fats you have but this moment fbrus
told,n said Hansen. sis iss,a ID l,lw sisef
sYou forget the situation your vessel 4 non
in, said Captain Troop. cts prias 10 ths men
under my command"
II Is false !" exclaimed Hansen. aThare has
been no surrender" ~. IVY
"Just as well, Hansen; then We vin ia Il
againl" 1sa g qiei se,1aiss b gisggIqrIsdi
Finding himself thus eorneted, Hansen con-
menced dezpernts attack upon Captain ,Troopl
with 4 cutlass. but tle l..tsr v,s TOO u,u.h ~
,,...h =. M. -
= -. ~ l''s sha ~ Nely ieN SECONDS no
was roIlng upon the deck with q thrust through
the neck, which soon made an end Of him, whsn
the men under his command ouietIv sn,rre1dered
Iney were turned nns ashore under guard, with he
rss. % 2. tne prsOners, AND the vessel sst On me-
,ne o'nst transports nad y sns ume suEEen.
ueIeu wnlcn' y soon y 'nelE crews We.s 10
~ nOssu' ssis .,1o se' % nse--m.Hns N AZ -
s@.sPo',s anu ons AtA.sa Ns'sel tnlt naa eesl
ess4SsSe' wss.uss WIN rese. eas nlpqls9
.Sas !. ~, - z nn.sn Z Z ~ sne s9l1Yfs
ss,,..'-s' ~ f1en's =. tS,' w
y s'ss - ny ny, ,a =. psIs.l'o N
~ ~. s.0.s ~ 'ns men snp l'n n noiSe-
~ ss su.'On va N every sense mos. au1eea
en'...ns We .nins snA' y souent .o eooo--
, 1858-10-01

o,,k Sc tha harly 60 tha r,,p,bar of 6Aoar I
I olso have four other vouro ,ross standing
anort from those above snoIsn of and as a
s,r,ho, ovn0r;n,or, ,,ranno5 ora ,isa
,ouoh ,h;ot h,om, nanor .rn,rd ,ho hut, ~
,toso ,,,,hou. orr,,';nr coon 30 ,bor,
This srr;no ,be ionrer ed,o of the Manor
whore II wac in contact with the ground
wos Eound ro,tod owov so a. 70 slio6,lv ex'
nose Tho bork a. Tho surface of the ground
and in ono ~ these traces three small borers
were founl Tins in 70 trees which were
No, .oonod o. horsr. had bosn deposited
during The mas, wear And Of the % trees
10 which soan was annlied n most careful
.rrn,;rv ho. f.;Iod 20 do,oot a .;rolo vounc
bo,or IN anv one of them The experiment
tberafora dcmors,ro,od as conclusivelv as
orv .;r,,o oxnor.mor, can do tbo, tbis spb.
stance Is n nerfsct saf.Opard AGAINST the
horar tho mos, ;nsidi,ns and deadly an.
.mv with which we bava IN contend in
our orchards. Some of the trees still
show the white salt.like tinUe of the
soan applied IN them a vear aco which SAT-.
is6es me that n single anplicotion will suffice
To protect the tree for the wbo,e wear
Narrower the clean smooth bright anneor
apco Of tho bark Of the scanned trees is in
marked contrast with the rough scalv moss.
covered bark of the unsoaped ones showing
that the health and vigor which this substance
imparts 70 the tree demand and will abun.
d.n,Iv roDav tor ;,s .rnI;oo,;on ,vboro NO
insect denredators are in the vicinity N he
rsne,lea Nv IL
A SINGLE ox hartman, bowovc- cor s.,dom
ba rol;o5 rnor os 6,,Iv es,.b,;sb;rc onv ro;r,
Of this hind An instance f,rc;bly ;Iirs,ra,.
inc This Is noU fresb in INV Wow An article
ia now ooinc Tho rounds Of ,bs ronor. 90
nied from one 9 our most rosno',ohIs scr;
cultural DoriodicoIs in which The aii,or =,
c,,6.J,o os,ures n. :, odors ,bo, rrIvor,,sd
charcoal du,,od over oucumhor nI.r,. viii
oa;..,,.,,,, -, ~. - ~. III.
t.o~, ,h",, n, AZ ~ -. y = .,,,,;.,o -
g.. ..,,,., -, a.. -. ~ n.
ooro,aJ ,ho, 49,, ,,,o,,,,So. - "nI .;.."r
nI.n,s ,roro o,,..r,,, oo,a,, d,,d - 80,
e ha .oor aos,rora5 Lr ,h;s nor,, ;nsoo, !
;r,.,ol;.,o,,, - ,,,..o 90 A.. h;rl. -
c,.o,,, I'll -, -, - a. -.
- ~. h,,I .na oo",;na ,ho;. ,.,,ndoa on1
nh. - - 81 & H. - TT
o,bsr h;Ils Srs,od ,,;,s DnIvpr;~oJ .oo, anS
,hroo o,h.-. ono,,,.oa - 49,. oonn :,
'"ASS Oe"SaS S"Si"Seu au OSAoS OPen az
the bottom and top, whilst others still were
left wholly unguarded. On visiting the
plants next day, these beetles were found
upon them as numerous as before, and dis
tributed equally upon the busted and un-
busted hills, some of them black with the
coal dust, like hog that had been wallow-
ing in the mire. With my fingers ] now
crushed every insect that was not SO nimble
as to escape. And by following up this
Pra.'ee u,'"' s."'e' '"ey nave ie'' '"0 'i"s''
~ 'I'' ot'y ie" s'i"ss'er' are "OW " 70
'Ounu a''u '"''' ~ UO"'ue " V''"f =" Vi'e"
'" ''.e uu'seS "i"e - N'eH nav
now P'ep"rea UoAeS iC' ne~iy y" '"e "iii''
having iOuhu q o'o'ie 'nS'uo oi 'n'se p0Aos
u" 0niy SiHeie in''A"Oe ihe eAPeriene0 oi
many years nAs SHOWN me 'na' 'neSe open
.o~o.ha. ond al L,nd,od nI.n,. - ~ oe
e,c,uoI nro,oc,;or sooins, The c,,-worm tho
, 1858-10-01

Cattle can be well fattened in winter by
giving them three pccks of potatoes per day,
with hay and no water. This makes good
juicy beef When potatoes are plenty, this
is cheap way to iattsn cattle. Feed small
potatoes whole.
, 1858-10-01

It is said that young cows, the first year
they give milk, may be made, with careful
milking and good keeping, to give milk
almost any length of time deemed desira-
Bile; but that if they are allowed to dry up
early in the fall, they will, if they have a
calf at the same season, dry up at the same
time each succeeding year, and nothing but
extra feed will prevent it, and that but for q
short time.
, 1858-10-01

Feed chickens, says the Irish Farmers Ga.
sstts, on ground rice, well boiled, mixed with
barlej or oatmeal, mOistened with milk, and
keep tho coops and troughs scrupulously
clean, and clean straw under the chickens.
They may also get little bruised oats daily.
This course is recommended for fattening
spring chickens. -...., ~. ...... n
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MASONIC pIREorelRY.

Ohio lodge No 1o1.-Mects M,,on,, H,,,
e'rner Market and the FrK and
dayeveningsof eachmOnth G. W. sI1r4s, W. Nj Akep-
Gaftr Lap0hEts, Secretary.
WeeeItnE Lodge Nc. 19S Meets as above ON
aeFst and tht'd Thursday evening of each month f. d.
'%ESELlSoHs' W. ~; S. ". PeGraon, Secretary.
WhecIing Union Chapter No, I9-Ssetsa, a,
S1oYe on the sse9d Mondays of each month. W. q
s91rT, H. p; S. n. Pedrsoa, Secretary.
wheeling Rncnmpment Ne. I-Meets AZ
on ias 1'1 Monday evening of each month W. j.
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TRE Law OF NEWsPAPERs.

rry, considered wishing to continuethelr subscrp
Elf Subscribers order scontinuaace their perl.
odcss, the publisher continue to send them until all
RclraEes are paid
-I subscribers neglect refuse periodi
the offices to which they directed they held
responsible TIL the have settled the bill aud ordered them
discontinued.
Ali subscribers to other places wthoutinform-
publish 80 and the papers sent to the former d.
re ,On, they held responsible.
5The decided that refusing to take periodi
calls the Office removing and leaving them uncalled
or,!s priuGJ Jacin evidence of Intentional fraud
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nc CORRESPONDENTS

LETT ERS concerning subscriptions advertising
of the Integncer should be addressed to
Letters concerning the editorial department of the paper
heGid be addressed to the Editors jointly to
OF them.
writing for publication will please write
oaly one side IF the paper.
An Observance Of the above rules will greatly oblge u.s.
and secure prompt attention to correspondents
heymiRht Otherwise receive. :.
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MEssRs Lincoln and Douglas have, in their
discussions, given sketches of their own and.
each others lives. Happears that while Doug
las has been gross sinner Lincoln has been
grocer LOuis0ill6 Journal
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Underground View of Politics iIa the wash.
1nBG0n. Pm. DISLEtcI-A BnVnEe 6InHlaHpht
ON an Ex-EsdtIOr from wheeling.
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IN 0(0 BOLTS WALI.PAPER-The best a4sortnen
1O9OOO in the cy-about 300 dtfIef patterns rang
inS FL y prize from One Dollar bolt This
Santof good and cheap article viii please can and
anime my stock. ia5-7 ll ~ |stJ. c. HARBOUR,
4P9 No. 143 Main st.
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J Sheppard andl Morgan,I !

ia WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Saddle, Harness and Trunk NGanufactur
No. 131, AGi7r ST. Corneq. of L7saon.
HAVE now on hand large and complete assortment of
all articles in our line consisting ofLades and Gem
tlemens Saddles ne and Harness Iro Frame and
Wood Trunks, and Yaces Carpet Bags satchels Upper
Leather, aogshin Hair and Wool Collars Whips, Hames
Saddles description and quality dom the lowest
rate to the best style of English Shaftoe. Il -
Iron frame Trunks and Yalices, very superior article
and unsurpassed for lightness strength durability.
Fine single and double Harness best styles Stage
Wagon and Cart Harness of the and work
nanship. q 3tI l7'Es
large assortment Carpet Bags and satches of every
variety of material and pattern. 7f' So
work ordered will be furnished promptly, and no eff
fort will be spared to merit continuance public
Vor. Give us acall :.
nOvt7 SHEPPARD MORGAN.
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CHARLES w. 5GRAHAMl

51l CHARLES w. CIR RAHAM.l
8 ESQ II T o j a A1 EsSi ia Nm E:E
NlIE undersigned would inform the citizens of herln1 o
\ ana vicinity that having purchased Drug and pre-
scription Store, formerly owned by James
win contn1e to carry the Drug business ID All It's
He most respectfully socIts continuance of
the public patronage which been 30
towards This olq and wel known establishment
VIII oe MS aim TO Keep every thing, OF the purest kind
nished Drug establishment.
carefully Compounded from the unrest Of
AAeacines. al CHARLES w. G RAHAhl
30, cor. Main and WebsterSts.,
nIylP .ELz ts gtItl ihs.5fz EsOentre5 Wheeling.
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promises to last through the campaign. What
means were employed 10 bring aboutths result,
We leave the reader to decide, after presenting
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II e Received and Now Opens
w take pleasure In Informing friends patrons ana
lae PeoLc gensGaly that We have just received
tgtre hr With general assortment Of Gents Putns!aV
C0 sall OF which will sell prices suit the trf
only ask call feeling confident that you examine our
Ato < be satisfied hatwe be e1csiled either
the style or quality of the goods for sale We
kaow that our stock consists OF FGsatod0le 00ds and
tep Goods and prepared make thu m up 10 or.
deriu style second to either West Of the
mountains and ct short notice, at No
1O2 Main 81. sH ~ y fIYHEEIER & iAKiN W
apl2 z4i-3 ftt.t 1,fjrtav5s. Merchant TailofB
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FIRE AND MARINE a.
1NSURANCEAG AGENCEY.
q q q o.. :. -. II lilis46 WHEELING, va.
TOWARD FIRE AND MARINE INsURANoEsco., OF
tz3 q @ CHARTER PERPETUAL. g.
Incorporated by Act OF { he P.ssrfSTntnre or
ifisti f III fPeDnsyIVamfn. - f7T
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. 100000, PULL -
AMOUNT SUBSCRIBED. IfstssJ54 s..
~ z y In0eSted as JollOiCs: +it.
First Bonds and Mortgages on Proper f7tusra 80
Stocks worth par;.. :, =. .. -. 900 Inn
Cash on hand, ....-..... !. go 81 m i1S6
Amount secured by Stock n Notes,. ..!... 100000
Amount OF Stock due on CALL. .:.. 1'71O
-i.A THIS COMPANY EFFECTS INSURANCE ON
Bnildtngs Merchandise, Furniture Lumber &c.,on Yes
seLs largo AMI Freight to all Ports and Lakes
and Rivers, at the lowest Rates. upon the moss liberal
Losses. - =. - = = - " et'9 VI
Perpetual Insurance at usual rates
-f E. B. sWEARINGEN,
Z. - Agent forthe State OF Virginia
ONCE Onion Hall Buildings, West side of Main St. 2nd
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ARD OIL-Just received another lot of Grass Deit.
- richs No. and No. OIL which will be sold Cincin-
natl prices by ~s - j, A, METCALF,
augA No. Sc Main St.
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ffzTooP SRIRTS-In white and celofS for Ladies and
aisses r: Moran's Patent. The1e Skirts are con-
stdtFed by tar the best row In market.a 5Ig ?
ssPe REIsKBL1 sYRARINeEN.
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0AYNE q co. receiving their first Fan Stock
OF Varieties "A Thousand and One things" which
are tndspensble Every Is invited call No. "a
Monroe street, and take > look. .s5s3
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Wheeling Agenoy for the Anne

II 4 SCOTT takes pleasure In announcing to the e,t,.
q zenS of Wheeling and vicinity that has been APP
pointed wholesale agent for the sale the
Mass The good qpality Of these Watches years
back has brought Them In almost general orders
left at my store, 151 Main rtFee will receive prompt
attention. sens
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A FEW Low Priced willow and Wood Cabs on hand.
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81 Galvanized Iron Tubing IncorrosiYe and for COM
Siay for preferable to cheaper Lead