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Items of News.

SPEECH OF Gov. MoRToN-A New POLL
cY AT WAsnINGToN.-Gov Morton made a
short speech to the One Hundredth Indiana
Regiment just before leaving indianapolis, on
the 1th inst, in which he said that no had
lust returned from Washington, and was
happy to announce that different state Of
things now existed there. The Government
is terribly in earnest. and the war is to be
prosecuted with moro vigor than heretofore ;
and lie looked forward to bright future and
the triumphant success OF our arms
SrATuETTE OF BooTH. Rogers tho sculp-
tor, is modelling a statuette Of Edwin Booth,
In the character Of Hamlet The moment
seized upon is in the ghost scene, where
Hamlet says, "Go on, III follow thee" 1t
promises to be work worthy tae genius of
the artist and the exquisite subject he has I'M
d0rtaken to represent.
EXTENSIVE DEGRADATION IN THE NEW
YogK Custom HoUsE.-An extensive defal-
cation in the Custom House 10 New York
city has been discovered Sixteen clerks in
the liqudating department has been suspen-
dcd. The amount is variously stated at from
$50. 900 to $4,000 The affair has been
managed by means Of wrong entries, and sub
seouonty the books have been destroyed to
prevent discovery.
The Cincinnati Commercial says that Hon
Garrett Davis has plan OF operations that
the correspondent says will bag the rebels in
this State. if carried out. We had rather see
the rebels carried out than the pl an.-L0nis-
rWe Democrat.
IL it possible that any Soldier eau be so
foolish as to leave the city without supply
of Holoways DIN tment & Pills? Whoever
does so will deeply regret it. These medi-
c;nes are the only certain cure fer Bowel
Complaints. Fevers, Sores aud Scurvy. Only
Ok cents per Box or Pot. 1928
Massachusetts has 1000 moro females
than males, while California has 81 900 more
males than females and Illinois has $4,000
more males than females.
TAX ON ApvRRTIsEMESTs.-T Commits
.ioncr Of Internal Revenue has decided, in
regard to the tax on advertisements. that the
last proviso of section SO of the excise law
exempts newspaper whose total circulation
DOES not exceed 1000 copies from all taxes
ON yertisements; and tho last proviso but
one of the same section exempts the receipts
for advertisements to the amount of $1,000;
consequently, they will be assessed only on
the excess over one thousand, and then only
when the circulation exceeds two thousand
copies.
Judge Lane, Of Alabama, has addressed a
letter 20 Secretary Stanton, urging the a.
doption of another policy toward the rebel
c;,izens Of hi. State than that heretofore pur-
sued He declares The former kindness DIS
,'Iayed toward them to have been unjust TO
t RIT Union men, aud trusts it is not to be re-
ncated lie urges on Mr.. Stanton to advo-
cate tho Punishment Of all disloyal citizens
from the lines.
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REsIeNED.-Capt. Dyckc and LIST Lieut..
Sommers, of Dycke's Cavalry, have both re-
signed their commissions. They were eff
cient officers and have done good service
since their connection with The army.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-11-20

EXPERIMENTS WITH New GUx.--A Wash
ington correspondent says: An interesting ex-
perimental practice with the monster l5-inch
gun took place at the Navy Yard on Saturday
afternoon, in the presence OF Secretary Welles
Assistant Secretary Fox, Commodore Har-
wood and Captain Dahlgren. The gun was
loaded with an i'm merse hollow shot, fred
at a target set at right angles about three
hundred yards distant. The target IS bull, in
the same manner as a ships side, with nine
inch solid timbers, sheatsd with 9-inch plank
inside and out, making / s inches of solid white
oak, which is covered with ten inches Of iron
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-11-20

BRIO GEN. Ron. MTLRoY paid our city a
short visit on Monday evening. He left on
Tuesday morning for his command, said to
be now in the vicinity of Romney.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-11-20

Washington, Nov. II Generals Au-
CUR and Grover are released from duty
in the army Of The Potomac. and order
ed to report to Gen. Banks.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-11-20

THE PJBLIC. The Undersigned. being we'll
L known MS a writer, would offer lis services
to all requiring LITERARY AID. lie will fur
nish Addresses, Ora.ions, Essays, Prrsenta-
tons, Speeches, Replies, and Lines Tor Albums,
Acrostics-prerNre matter for tho Hress-0bis
ualeS f.; aud wife Poetry upon any suhistt.-
Address FINLEY JOHNSON,
Nov. a.. 1852 Baltinrrp. Md.
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Mrs. ONEILL, who fell from TIE railroad
bridge over Dry run one day last week, died
from the injuries received ON Sunday last.
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Sig Cents Reward.

DANAwAY from the subscriber living near
IL, Rawlings Station. Allegany aouuty, Nd
a girl by the name of Laura Sheriff. Sac was
bound to the undcrsigne. by the 0rphsns coer'
of Allegany county. All persons nre hsz@sH
warned not TO harbor her, nor credit her arYss
my account. ISAAC MILL *.
November 8, 1869
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FIRE.-The alarm Of fire ON Tuesday
morning last was caused by the accidental
burning of stable belonging to Mr.. NJ
Shore, situated on the outer limits of the
city.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-11-20

The scarlet fever RACES fearfully, we I'M
derstand, in Frostburg and pompey Smash,
west of this city Many children have died
with it.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-11-20

OFFICER REsIGNED.-We understand that
Stephen W. Downey, Colonel of the Third
Maryland Regiment, p. II. b., has resigned
in consequence OF i'll health. We are very
sorry rs Col. Downoy was an efficient officer
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Rnso'rrHES ,TOgiS< ,

s''phe" g. N'e'h' OHanxhaacEnn,, r.' 81: 3 !
His Creditors } that stephen q. Eeech q, =
noticc 30 his creditors, rndorsers ard .urrt;ec
that the 81 Monday of April next is Gxed
for the said Stephen G. kerch to app,ar in the
Circuit 'nnrt Tor lllegrny county, to answer
aueh in crroSLtorics MS his creditors, endorscrs
an Surettes may propose ora'lege gainst hin;
and thata copy of this order be published in
n,me newspaper printed in the city of CuJnbcr-
Land onse u week Tor three successive muntl,s
prior to the said second Monday Of April
next, as such notice.
Tes'-H. RESLEN. Clerk.
Nov. 90, 1S62-3m.
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Thursday MOrnin g::::::NOv. 20, 1862.

GEN. KrLLEY.-The following compliment
tary notice Of the recent success of General
Kelley in Hardy county, Virginia, we copy
from the Philadelphia Inquirer of the 18th
instant:
"The attack was sudden and unexpected,
and resulted in the same brilliant success
which appears to attend all the movements
of our gallant Philadelphia General"
You are right. The General never moves
until he is ready, and then he goes with
rush" and gobbles EN- up.
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List of Letters

| EMAINING in th
IL Nov. |, '62. Pc,
ters must say they w,
they may not receive {
Army, Jack
Anthony, Goath
Besle, Philip Al
Baker, Tamanths
Boyoe, Thomas /
Baldwin, Theron l
Barnes, Horny
Bussinf, Edwin a
Boyer, HerAan
Blodgett, Samuel
Beeman, George
BrowE. James
Bolan, l. W
Barnard, Edward A
Bishop, Charles
Brown, janis "
Bond, Felix W
Buck, l. A
Bane, Patterson
Brant, Samuel L
Boyce, Thomas I
Collins, William
Cochran, William
Clark, william
Clark, Thoma. II
Caps, Samuel +
Cossett, Samuel
Casner, Samuel II
Craig, Robert
Colvin, Serg't Farley
Clark, Nathan b
Co mbiss, Cdp'n Il "
Chane, Margaret
Cheseman, Mr.
Carroll Si,ri,l
Greg, Mary Il
Chadwick, Mary 9
Cumtnin,. John
Craiseu, james y
Cream, Serg't Joku q
Daupn, " S
Drumm, Silas i
becker, Merit
Dold, Max
Dnughsrty, Michael II
Drew, John
Darling, John W
Downing, l. Y
Estch, w
Ellum, John
Z dw1rds, John
Ealcr, j ohm
Elicamp, Mr.
Fitsimmens, Hannah
Fl0hu, Frank
Fruit, Gsorgo
Fanand, n J
Francisco, Anthony
Gamble, Robert
Grove, Philip
Gossman, Micha 81
Caster, Mary
Gerard, Heron p
Gross, Martin
GassawHy, Samuel
Gay. Sylvester
Gregg. Sarah J
Gray, John Il
@ ardn or, Jacob II
Gala CHER, James
Heart, Hary f
henderson, lin
lIine, YIN
Ilintz, Wm
Hellinger, Vim
Hownru, Alfred Z
Hall, Nary P
Hamilton, Nary
Hoblitzell, Mary
Hartsock, Nary n
Hnrsln, LAWS Il
Hatten, Samuel
i!uf, John Is
Holland, Joseph J
liouck, Joseph
Il ollinger, joseph a
Howell, James T
Il hn, Jacob
Jackson, Il "
Isslton, Charles
johnson, james
Jack, John q
X huus, Sophia
Kester, Samuel D.
X los, Wln X
kilgour, W
Lowcnstein, Durlcehcr
i Co
Lamb, Willis ~ W
Leon, " i
Linsky, V
LsaduIn, SnuI1ci
Lew. Simon
Lin, Sarah Jana
Lancaster, Robert
Ly ncil. Patrick
Miller, Jacob
MsIefae, VIA
M'Gorern, Tholnns-3
Mitchell. Richard
McPers, Rudolph
HcGLeo, Marion
NJ Nary, Hebcccn
Moore. Austin
VI urdock. Milton
V = guirc, Mary
NJ acGill, Wilma
N e. era Joscph
Il 4 ipncy JOHN A
Near, Jcstph
n ugcut, Patsoy-3
\ unimnkcr. Henrietta
Hertriar. Henry
y ettlct"u, ! nscie
\ e'son, Christian
'sls, Eollic I
DsbUrn, alvin
Prrps.l, Ms
Paipr., kic!.'rd II
Parker, Nathan :
Prunty, Nicholas
PiPor, John X
Porter. James z
Prince, Joi IL
Z Robinson, William
Rsss, Thomas
ri Ter, :
Ro. ere, Samuel
Robinson, solomon ]
R obineit, Nathan
Risdon, Lueius
Roe, Linn 4
Rice, Eli !
Rowley, George
sweet, William N - :
sain, William 6
) helly, Patrick 5
NTH, Potter :
; I carnes, Mordart :
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Ducey, Henry
brieker, Mslrsrta
Barth, Maria
Burton, Gevy 4
brown Luersga
Buckle, Ayaia
Butts, John
Bre Tsr. Jsaa.s
Beck ct Joha "
Bptz, Job p
Bruno, II II
Bremkman, Fl
Brswn, Ellen
Bert, Arthur
Brooks, Charles |.
Bennett, C W
Brandinburg, Carleton
Clark, John w
Grouse. jesse
Case, Gurdon c
Conklin, james n
Caswell, John r
Chambers, Benz III
Cheston, Amid
Cummings, Captain
Cagon, CatAsrine
Clark, CLarleaS
Clemens, CharlesL
Camel, Daniel
Core, EnOch X
C-aver, Evans
Chpen, George "
Chnmberlain, George
CHambcrlnis, IL Nj
Cnseman. Hiram
Casntte, William
pemgel, John A
prnean. Hugh
Davis, George 4
Davis, Ioratio Goa
j oughOrty, Harry
Damon, Elizabsth
nonns,, pns
Enstahrool. n a "
R.nis n"bor;.
Estcll, William E-S
g
FiJleo Jobn
Friend Jos,rh U
F,ndn.r v,,or,i,
Fonts r,ea.rick
GRAY J,br
,;rnLr,, f.,,nos
Canon. u.rrir,
Gibeon CO., a.
Ae,.r, George
G,oyc Dori,1 .
Gin,.c.ck,A
tiroo,p. A p
Gei1. conrad
Carton. Christian II
Green. e
Hall, l,n,-2
linii, 3jr
rarli,, WV
HAIL, Sarah
Howard, Jam., u
I!aurv. Jacob
IIatse!d. J,ferh-2
Hilbert Jo.e,h
MN. James u
Uad.ll Charl,.
N. finer. Charles
U,tch. G.oryn
HnIc Farris
Uon,s,,r U,hI,.,ae
y.rn Iyspnnh Y
U,Iire uamns y
J;.r.,I 1nv..h
Jorcs ,J.ms.
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EMAINING in the Cumberland Poet neo.
~ Nov. l, 'e2 Persons calling for tbsss 49,
ters must say they we're ADVERTISED. othsruisa
they may not receive them
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The Cincinnati Commercial says that Hon.
Garrett Davis has plan of operations that
the correspondent says will bag the rebels in
this State, if carried out. We had rather see
the rebels carried out than the p an.-L0niS-
rWe Democrat.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-19

For incidental e1peRSes Of the qnarteFnnStel5f
Department tlFae hnuira sfEty-iyS tholiS ~ SS,3
thirteen d1ll1Ts AID lightly eeuts. tF
For transportation Of the army ana its rIpnISes
two million two hundred aud hffy.IuuF fhoti-3i Ts
hundred and elghty-six dollars and eiThfy.o1s
ROr transportation OF Qfiesrsa fIRga9e 8e,eon
thousand thFse hundred and sixty-ssySI dollnrS
Por purchase Of dragon horset tJro HUNDRED and
ninety-ssVen thousand three hnndrad sEn5 fhtrtI'.
i've dIolars.
For clothing, camp aud garFiaon eouIpare. one
mtllloss three hundred Ane dfty tb0us1nd one hnb
area ana ntty one dollars aud fhirty-siEht cent?
For current expenses Of ordnance ESTvicS tyrsDt,,
thousand dollars. y ''s'' NeNs5
For ordnance, ordnance stores and yupplles inelt,
ding horse for all nsunted troops fonr
hundred thousand dollars.
1oE ne9nleetute OF arm4, sixty thousand dollars
koE lnef Easing the manufacturing capacity OF the
natlonal afnoFy, Afty thouEand doli6rS
For Of
sand dollars. S --7
For PSEchase ofartlllsry hors, twenty-five thou,
Tor hTe OF quaFteTs for troops Of store houses fF
me SAFE keeping OF military stores Of grounds for
summer eqnt9pments, and for temporary huts one
Iunarea and htty-alght thousand two hundred And
q 'thFee doiltFS and eighty-Ons cents.
sec .. And he it further enacted That All Anpro
Plaiion9 and all provisions Of law herein coutRine
APpdleaple TO three volunteers Ehal npplV q
Two years volunteers, and all other volunteers VIII
nave heen oEay be received into the service OF tlI
United States tora period exceeding three months
Approved, July Il, 1861. =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-19
u Ga -
WHfELIA0, Ism ArriI lSfl

Il
NJ and amer the lIth Of April. Is6I the paSSerl-
u ssr Trains viii be run iUll0Wh, viz:
he EHlirya5 Train leaves Wheeling daily except
sHhtays II 10 A NJ, BsHWood at lO.SO A. 81. aFriv.
ing ia Baltimore At $50 A. ~ connecting with tho
Express trA!u for Philadelphia, New York, Boston,
aud all the Eastern cites leaving at 6:l5 A. NJ ar.
rye9 at Washington At ESQ n a., making close con-
ncction with the Southern lines for all PARTS Of the
south. This train steps nj the principal statIons
from Wheeling to Cumberland.
Returning leaves Baltimore at S;I6 r. NJ and
Warrington City At 2t5 =. NJ. arriving at BsnWOod
~ A u. and Wheeling at G:g1 A. NJ making direct
connection with the RxpTeastFain Tor all parts Of tile
Weat, Southwest and Northwest. This train gtOnS
Cniy fpr mealS and wood and water
lhs Mail Train leaves daily including suudyns Al
GbI y. NJ BeuWOOd at 5:25 +. n, and arrives in
baltimore AZ 1915 +. ~, connecting with the Mail
train leaving for Philadelphia, New York, Boston
and all Eastern cities i:i5 p ~ arrives At WASH.
inEfon CITY at $50 r. NJ. connecting with the South
ern lines for all paTtH Of the South TstTnin stonu
on ihsWest end dI the road MouEdsViiIs Cameron
Huntington, WAter Station FaiFmOnt and Grafton
EstHrninEt leaves Baltimore at G:SD A. ri WASH.
ln6tun City at 4:5 A. 81. and arrives at BsnWOoj At
lo:in +. ". and Wheeling At lOsS2 T.. NJ connecting
With the HxPToss train for all parts the Southwest
West aud Northwest. This train stops at the prin.
cipsi stations only.
he Piedmont and Wheeling Accommodation ruII5
daily except Sundays, leaving Piedmont at ESQ A. NJ
and arrives at Wheeling at s:lO Z. ~.
J.B FORD, Agent
vs.. y. SMTH Mater OF transportation
1. n. CoLE, dSnl IBeket gent. apo
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-19

Sec. =. Ard be It further enacted That eVefy4def
son who hall be appointed assistant paymAsfeFahai
y tns tlLne Of hls appointment, be not lssa tli9u
Years. aud that, plsTi6us 70 his dnu6intnienS m
physical mental and moral quAllheStious SIaiI b
board Of paymaster appointed for that purpess by
the secretary Of the Navy, and under such reguls.
lions as be may prosCribS.
Sec ). And be It further snEetsI mat the Ifinu-
a pay Of Rl9iEant paYmAEtsrB shall be an olnUl viz.
h duty At sea- for the irst Ys ysarS amer date OF
commission, one thousand three hundred doilars; at.
ave hundred dollar.
On other duty for the rst iyo years amer date Of
commission, one thouhAOd dollars; after 6EO years
dollars.
On leave Of absence or waiting orders for the rlt
aTe years amer date Of commiSSion eight huudFe,i
dolar1i aiter nTe jean from date Of eornIszi,, one
thousand dolIaai and when attached to vessels for
S seh shall be entitled
Sec. 4. And belt further enacted That from anal
'lter the passage OF this act no Commanding officer
Of any vessel In the navy shall b required to per.
tuFm the duties OF paymaltsr or 1Ssiglant taynaE.
tefj and when such once shall become TacaRt by
death or otheEUis, in chips 1t sea or on fotG IN as
lions, or on the Pacific coast Of the United States
the senior oItcar present may make an acting an.
g9lntHent o.. any Mt Perton 70 perform the duties
until another payuaAstsF assistant paymnstef
shall report for duty. Any person porf6rminE az
duties Of pas master assistant payaster in Secor.
dance with this section but not OtheFWISe) shall be
entitled TO receive the pay Of such grade whilst 80
| acting.
sec. .. AND W u further enacted, That enSh As-
sstAnt ynAster shall, upon his appointment, enter
into bonds In the amount Of ten thousand dolIars
with ~ least two good and sufficient secuTitieE for
the tntthful performance Of his duties and that as
sstant aytnaEers shall have rank and precedence
With assistant geong not passed and that ali an.
pontments TO NIL vacancies In the corps Of payInG1-
terS shall be made by regular promotion from the
list of assistant payniasteTE
Sec. 9. And be It further enacted That within six
months after the expiration OF the present fnsurrso-
ton the eoTPS Of paymh5tsra and assistant paymas
tiers shall be reduced to the number OF seyentydye
ia the whole.
Approved, July II, 1891.
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Approved, July 10, 1891.
TPU1uc.-No. II

AN ACT TO provide for tho payment Of tho militia
and volunteers called iRto the service of the Uni.
ted States, from the time they were called Into
service 10 the thrtieth day Of June eighteen hun
dred aud ski -ope.
lie Il enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
rentAtives Of the United States Of America in Con
sres assembled That there be and hereby is appTO-
priated ont Of any money in the Treasury NOT 9TH
erWtse appropriated. the Of Eve millions seven
hundred aud dEty thousand dollars, or 90 much
thereof a. may be necsaaTy, To enable the Govern
insnt 70 pay The militia ad volunteers called Into
amount required for the fiscal year ending June
thiTtIefh, eighteen hundred and sixty-auO
Approved, July l3, 1861.
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Missouri Mining COMPANY,

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W bolieTe that the itOek can be EnadO to
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good Hecoalliahed and greater progress made In de-
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chase and sell mineral lands wherever i cr:CI In
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Iallsis and mining Gdventurers, who desire to pur.
anu work paying mines, BY dealing with thIs
We respectfully solicit the attention OF ali who
have mineral lands for sale to send rs statement
OF the same describing the kind OF minerals on their
lands the number oracres the location and tile low.
est easl, price they ate willing TO take for said ia,
We shall work only such mines ne pay largely, Int
open and prove tnoAtof the lands we sell. The
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81. LOdiS. No.. March "a 1881 8 n 1Y7sF ' t
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AN ACT tOrsfand andrsspit the duties on arlns in,

AN ACT 70 refund aud rsiit the duties on arrs i'm,
ported by states-
he Sc enacted by the gsna1e and House Of RspFe.
seRtatITes Of the ubisd StRtes Of America In COu-
greS Assembled, That the Secretary Of the Treasury
be and be Is hereby authorised and directed 70 re-
fund and remit ths dutiss and impos6 on all arms
InPoTtSd into the United States since the hTSt day
Of May inSt, OF which may be imported before the
nrSt day Of January next, by or for the account Of
any State; Provided, the Secretary Of the TFeasuTy
shall be satisfied that the said Intended In
good faith for the use VI the troops Of any state
which Il may be engaged in aiding suppress
the insurTeetion now existing against the United
Stntes.
Approved, July 10, 1851.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-19

December, 1851, % tr Is the sa1as can or be An,
piled % the prVTisions Of this act, and not iieol,gs
tent theEsVItths are hgrsby revived Of ro-onaetod
$50. IL And be It further enacted That 20 Iefrrv
III the eIpenses that may attend the execntTon 81
this ae the sum d two hundred thousand Iars. or
90 much thereof ~ may hs neeessEy, be and The
stno b heEeby appropriated, be PAID out q Sny
money IN the Treasury not Otherwise apprOprfated.
Approved, July Il, 1851.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-19
JOHN q. LAKIN.
eEo. M.yoHNsoN. W.D. JoHNsou.
G. w. JOHNSON & SON.

hAanuf3stufers OF Copper, Tin aud
Sheet Iron Ware.
fI1AvING AVAILED OURSELVES OF ALI INN
improved facilities, we are better prepared now
IMAM ever 70 MI All ordera for any article or work In
rue aboXe line OF business. YAldes and Conductor
made 70 order. Steamboat work done In a EnbSis,'
particular attention to this branch of the s,3
can guarantee eattEActiOn In every particular 70
W holeSale DealerS We can offer indneamepts that
cannot DO found elsewhere Our stock 0f yVarS e.
aud the assortment Il full at allfimeS we
Keep stock Of and most approved
OF Voal and Wood Stoves on hand ut an times
CIV. JOHNSON ( SON,
No.170 Market Square,
JgS-uGNu Wheeling Va