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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-04
KEEP WARM ANDSAvE FUEL,-A COLD
WINTER Is COMING.

VENlE subscriber would respectfully inform the inhahi-
tants Of Norwich, and vicinity, that he has on hand
general assortment OF Stoves among which Stcklands
Patent, GrHngers ROar! Elevated Oven, and WOOsons
Improved Cook Stoves, Paror aud Box Stoves of various
sizes to suit and sheet Iron uro
furnished il desirCd-purchases invited to call and
anime before purchasing elsewhere terms low for cash
approved credit.
ALSO
On hand and for SALE general assortment Of English,
American and w. Goods, all Of which will be sold low
for cash. approved credit please call and examine for
yourselves.
b. b. NEWTON.
Norwich, Vt. Nov. 18th 1910 27-Gw.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-04

GENERAL MAcoMB.-A Washington cores
pondent of the Journal Of commerce, under date Of
Wednesday, the oath alphabetically morning
NIaj. Gen. Macomb had quite severe attack Of ap-
popleSy, which was Thought, in the first instance,
TO be fatal bis friends, however, are this evening
relieved from any Apprehension of immediate dan
ger. This il the second attack the commander-in-
chief has experienced
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-04
GONDOLIER ROW.

GOndolicr row.
How swim the flight
Oftimo tonight,
But the Gondolicr so low
Gondolicr, row
The night Is dark,
To speed thy bark,
To the balcony You know.
Gondolier, row,
Our starts bright
With trembling light
And the light oflovc is so!
Gondolicr, row
The watery way
Will not brtray
The path to where we 90.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-04
ELM STREET HOTEL,
NO. ., ELM STREET BOSTON.

Board reduced to one doiiGr per ddy
VENE subscriber grateful for the patronage heretofore be-
slowed on him, has the pleasure TO inform his patrons
and the public generally that he still continues proprietor
Of the above well known establishment To the men of
business lis advantages not surpassed by any other
House in the city II beng located within two minutes
walk OF the Market aud in the immediate vicinity of tho
principal business streets of the city.
The proprietor has recently made such arrangements in
his House that he is now able to accommodate gentlemen
and their families with convenient apartments. With the
present low price Tor board, the pr0prcor long expert
ence in the bushes, and the numerous advantages afforded
he attcrs himself that he will still continue to receive his
share OF the public patronage.
Attached to the House is large and cOmmodous Stable
capable of accommodating nearly 100 Horses with careful
and attentive O.tlers.
DANIEL CHAMBERIIN.
Boston, Oct, 1910 21-6w.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-04
NOTICE,

LII persons hereby notified that the subscriber
IN viii be responsible, holden, for any debt or
contract made, entered into with his son, John Sr
gent minor under the aye OF twenty years,-und all
persons are hereby forbid trusting him ON my account.
WIN. SARGENT
It'll. Issr, q 4
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-04
STATISTICS OF CALICO PRINTING.
SO 100, ll2, 0O2 $l1,t

BLOCKADE OF CANTON. BY n slip from the
Journal ofCommerce, I'VE learn that the ship Globe,
Capt Christopher from Canton, arrived at New
York, on Saturday evening, bringing news nine
days later from Canton, than before received
The blockade of that port, which was announced
TO take place on the 2slh of June, was carried in
to execution on the I'd Of July. Two American
ships entered the port of Canton, on or after the
2sih. Doct. Parker, the American Missionary at
Canton, it was reported, was about to visit this
country,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-04
Nj AE}RIE,D.

In Granville n. Y. Nov. oath Mr. Alfred w. Up
ham, of Philadelphia. Pa. 10 Mrs. Elizabeth X :,
wife of the late Lyman Granger Esq, and daugh-
ter of the late Hon. Judge Gibbs, of e.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-04

Why was the elephant the last beast that went
into the Ark Because it took him sometime to
pack up his trunk.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-04

A GLoRIoUs coUNTY.-In jackson county,
Alabama, at the late election, the vote was, for
Van Buren,, ais, for Harrison, So
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-04
SIGN OF OLD TINE.

ID UsSEfL & CLARKE, Wntcl.makers and Jewellers,
IL directly opposite Whitneys hotel, Woodstock, VT
keep constantly hand, Tor sale, general assortment at
Clerks Watches aud J,wclry Watches aud Time Pieces
Of all description repaired sud warranted 10 perform well,
on reasonable terms Also Music boxes and AccOrdUns
repaired aud turcd on short notice.
All orders o abroad by mail or otherwise, will receive
immediate attention.
May = 1910. Lift
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-04
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE The Fort Plain IN. W

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE The Fort Plain IN. "
Journal of the 9th inst has the following:
we stop the press to annouce the awful intelli-
gence oil the ruin of the pleasant village of Canao-
harle, by fire last evening. 1t broke out about 8
O'Clock, in the stable of Henry Leiber, deceased,
and caught the building occupied by Wells & Bar
ker' as dry goods store, and Zero & Erwin as
grocery store.
The fire then crossed the street and took in the
building occupied by II. & L. Barnes, as tin and
sheet iron store, where it spread with great rapid
ty, ('he wind being high enveoping the two
blocks Of buildings extending to the creek east,
winch were entirely consumed, with most of their
contents. 1t then crossed the creek, taking the
bridge in its course, and consumed all the bull
dings and the hill, as far as the red school house.
The printing office of the Radii, with all its con-
tents, was destroyed.
About 40 buildings were burned. A little boy
about 3years old is missing, and it is feared he
persisted in the flames. The fire is supposed to
have been the work of an incendiary. We have
not yet learnt the amount of loss, or insurance.
"A NOVEL WlTNEss.-lt is stated, in the Bal
lmore Patriot that at st Louis, on the occasion of
the trial of William p. barnes for the murder of
A. r. Davis, late editor of the st Louis Argus, the
shattered skull of the deceased was brought into
court, as evidence additional to that of the sur
geons and the facts developed on the post mortem
examination. The trial commenced on the 9Th
inst, and the examination of Witnesses had not
been concluded on the 9th. The proceedings excl
ted great interests, as the murder was one pro-
ceedng directly from political malevoence.
Daniel Purcell, the famous puns,er, being desired
one night, III company, to make pun extempore
asked Upon what subject" "The King" was
the answer. go, sir" replied Daniel, "lhc King
is not subject"
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-04

The blacksmith shop belonging to Tyson Furn-
ance, was entirely destroyed by fire last week.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-04

lust Received and for sale low fresh lot of West ln
d din Goods, warranted Of the best quality.
DR., Goods in few days 10 per cent lower than ever.
o. A. BRYANT 4 60.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-04

Nm. A. CASTLE tenders his services to tue lnlsbl-
,anis n, Woodstock and vicinity. in various branches
of b;s nro1s .jop-w he foundat Whneys Inn, during
The day. lodgings at George w Danas, near the Methodist
Church. . 49,, AR
Woodstock. Vt. sept. l9 1910. 2"if
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-04
MILITARY GOODS.

ID USSELL Il CLARKE have received fresh assortment
IL OF Military Goods and will furnish Companies and
Officers, at the least rate that they be had this section
of the Country. eff
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-04

TOYS. The subscriber has Just received the most cX
tcsvc variety Of Chdrcn's toys offered for sale
in this vicinity. Cab and sce J.H MURDOCH.
sept %.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-04
WANTED.
NOT ICE.

IL those indebted to the subscriber for goods sold,
"a more than year standing notified, that pay
nent must be mnde by the rs Of August con-
tracts excepted and that those having unsettled accounts
are requested to settle the pevioas to that time.
Barnard June. 30 1910 J. II. DANFORTH.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-04

DERFUMERY of all kinds, shaving soap, &C., can be
had at the variety store of J. III. MURDOCH.
Sept. 20.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-04
DISSOLUTION.

VuNIE Copartnershp heretofore existing under the
II aud firm Of T.. VI. a. =. II. SOckcr is this day disso
we'd by mutual consent Al persons having unsettled nc
counts with requested settle the same Immediately
and all and notes u more than standing
must be paid without Nrther delay.
+. VI. STOCKER,
:. X. sTOCkER.
IInrtiand, August 81, 1870. lett
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-04
NEW GOODS.

VHNIE subscriber has received general assortment o
new goods. which will be sold cheap for cash, OF mp
proved credit. Please call and see. have also on mana
large lot o old notes and accounts which nnh % d-
posed of within n short time. No mistake. :,
r. HUTCHINSON, Jr.
Woodstock, Vt. October 9, 1870 a
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-04
NOTICE.
BERKSHIRE HOGS.

VuNnE subscriber has few full blood Berkshire hogs and
u pigs for sale. W. &. WATSON.
Manchester, Vt July 81 $40. l3u
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-04
DENTISTRY.

ENOCT. l.. r. GALLUP respectfully informs the ladies
Id and C,ntIemen Of Woodstock and vic nifty, that he
will remain few weeks at his Fathers, where he Is PIE
psred To- perform operations in pl the departments Of
dentistry. 49,, -,
Woo,.tock, Oct. II, lsib. II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-07
.HARRisoN,s SPECIFIC olNTMENT

SPECIFIC OINTMENT
y u For the earr OF White Swe,iings, Scrofglovs
aai str-- slnors; Ulcers ssr> Less, old ana irssh
r,e-icns' Scali Hexd w0irsn's sore Breasts, Ehea-
r,sr, pHm Te,.t'. Errp'9ES ,'s,. Ih p,,s,.
whlcvs BE. c15ns ass kI .aDsor ~ sns
sSsi;c:.e hcrstufo e discovered for the chsfied
nrcss and hnbs Of bore. -ior ,iax wo,~s. chap
psd Ep.-snd H. saort for every exteraai bodily e.
vi tl,,i IN = fall 20 the lot Of man or beast.
Tee ps..rietor hss received al least thousand
eef ii Gates aud other uOso aents FAVOR of HE
ss,eoIii tsis,men; upwards Of hundred Of WHICH
,,sre written by rospCctac.e tnembsrs Of the Hcdi-
cal rscay. and IN scisc,in- from thu PIE the
f1!i,w;,e sam2le', he was governed .lore BY tseir
brev,y thci. coaten,s "a thss slitbresths the
same spirit OF euloss and satisfaction,
bosToS, Jan. Z, 1897.
Dear sis II have 10 reqnest OF y,u TO forward
n,s two hundred boxes of ointment. by the most AN
mediate eouveysnce ard without regard 70 the sx
want OF ia You know my es,irn t,on ,f your in
valuable ti,covery, and therefore shall only add
that further experience has Increased my enthusl
asna, and established me IN the opinion. that u
superior 90 any reJasdy extant for externsl DIS
Cma&lEs p. EMERSON, VI. d.
ALsASr. July >, ts37.
To Doctor Hlrrison Sir. use your!Spccih
Cintnen, in my p-acucS, and cordially rerommen
White Swelliags, Strofuls. Rheumatic Pain
Shapped Face Lips aud Hands, and for gcn-r
es'srnal eoTpiaa., sr,,e this a. The Ieaass,
and an pleased To have Il IN my powor ~ ava
honor - merit.
RUFUS X. BEACH, NJ n.
BRoOKLls, ~ Y. Oct ~, 1895
Dear Sir My dsni liter, girl OF fourteen, "
sadly afi cted WITH complaint that physicla
term a seald heal and feare 1. tadependant Of
cry other evil. she would be bald in conselucn,
BY the Recommendation, however, OF the Re,
Perrin, applied your ON tm~nt To the afflicted p
and thank God that my child il now entirely
covered from the di.eas,, and is getting her b
a. fss, a, can be expected. The cure was eiec
IN rather leas than Two month";. during which Il
used I'VE dollars Of o,atment. b ad spent nv W a
Of one hundred dollars during the previous ID
MARY HOWARD
The above invaluable Ointment is for sale b,
JAMES BAKER,
}. CRUMBACKER. and
NJ CHAP NE, Wheclsy,
And by all the principal Druggists IN PIttsbur
Nov. 81. 1882.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-07

GSoELlCKE's MArCHLEss sANA-

RI NOELlCkES MATCHLESS SANA-
~ TIVE smedicins 5Sfnore valve TO MAJ than
the vast mines OF Austrs, even the united treas
ures OF our Globe medicine, " tfich - obtained
equally from the vegetable. animal and m neral
kingdons, and thas possesses ruRHGFolp ncwer,
"a medicine which. though de~ixned as a remedy
for consumpuons solely, IL possess ed of mysteri-
our ~ iuence over many diseascsof the human sys-
tem,-a medicine, which begins to be valued by
Physicians, who daily wne it's asto N sh-
ing cures Of many whora the, had resigned to the
grasp Of the ISsAriAcLE GRAVE.
DOSE of the Sanative, for adults, one drop; 20,
childrena half drop; ana for infants Qaarter drop
the directions explaining the manner of taking
halfor quarter drop.
raeE.-Three end one third rix dollars. (s2. so,
per HALr OUNCE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-07
COOKING SrOYE ESrARI IsnNIFNT RI

(toOgING STOVE ESTABLISHMENT The
Y ! subscribers beg leave 70 call the attention Of
ho0seksepsn IN the city aud surrounding country 10
'her extensive and very general n cooking
gOcesthe largest and most vaned they believe 10 De
fpund any whore West Of tho mountains. comprising
slnosl every variety &C me and PATTERN Of the lacs
and approved kinds; varying IN price from TWEEN
" - one hundred and sixty dollars and suitable G,r
Sssam Boats. Hoiels and private Families
The Improved Rotary" and Great Western" Cob.
ing Stovss. boh View York Patterns. a meet and gen
tcol sriice. and IN extensive uso IN Psbbur.a and
the Eastern cities
Also. "Hinis Patent Fuel Saving" Cooking Stove
cheap snd highly valuable Improvement over any
hing we hsve seen latsiyrocurnmerritng itself on
sceo1nt ~ ~ ooooomy. simplicity and dursbify and
house keepers having small Families would End. il on
Ual useful and important aurilsry IN their kitch,rs
II ~Cso@ Pstent o. Elevated Ar Usater~ This ,.
curiosity worthy 81 ersfnnaiicn AMI DECIDEDLY mao
fol discovery. csil md soe ~ Besdcs many otbers
such a. dssaPrsrtura." "JayncF" Petere,-.' ,-d =,
forh CULBERrSON & C4Ervs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-07
Q 9 . q 9 9

AftCr reading the above and the following ",x-
tracts from few Of the several thousand letters
addressed 10 TT. Rowland, by responsible POST
VI AS TIERS, 10 whom any person can easily write
who can Tor nome doubt the mighty powers o.
the Matchess SanatIVe, and who can wonder ihai
there IS such an excitement among PLY SlCIANS 81
Post Ofice. Kingston n. Y. July u, 1899
DR.. Rowland, Sir,-Tnc. effects Of the German
was in a DEEP CoNsUMPTIaN. and nd who had hso
been IN continued night swea;s for seven month.
now considers herself WELL. She .ook no Other
", MAS taken with BLE,eDiNG AT THE LUNGS,
''''''' ''rARy j6HS Y FiLEsSaRoH Si p
Post Office, weedsport, ~. Y. July 4. 1898.
De1I SiI.-On the ARRIVAL Of the Sanatiye, | sold
, ,wo Phials 60 persons who were considered BIZ
YoND ANY ASSISTANCE FROM PHYSi.
CLANS. One, merchant III our village Who was
Oufquiriing business in oIstquence Of his health
shortly after he commenced taking the Sanatiye
ne began ." recover, snd he has new gone to New
ORR after mere goods TO renew his business
Inc other was woman who for eight months had
not eft her bed-in SIX days she rode two miles and
ooeN again. and Is gaining ostonishingly
Post Office. Charlotte. N. c. June a. ,s9s,
o.-i nave sold all the Sanatiye. and two
emSfEsbIs n" ee of h2S Pe 6 ne,
;EAhI, and me individual saysiti is the best med
the pocToRs q aR re TRySNP eSP shouSh
DOWN ~ fOA IL
II. B. WILLIAMS. p. NJ.
e. Post Office, North Eaton Ohio, Juy2. 1893.
ST. am entirely out Of the Matchless Sann-
I'VE, sod have hourly calls for it-many from dis
tshce OF 20 or 30 mIcs-in which cases pcoTle are
murh disappointed in not being able to obtain it
imty seem wiling TO give sny price for il, and
GouIq nave sold unng the past week more than
npnored dollars worth Of II had IL been on hsnd
~ u, 10 TRULY y GREAT MEDICINE. Many in |
hS vicinity are fast recovering from the consume.
ton by the use oft
d. G. wILMoT, Pm.
PostOflcc MoRrovla. Fred Co Nd Ma, % tsas I
YeaT SUI have sold bottle Of the Sanst. We 10 /
VT James Barley about a month since and saw
nm lately. when he told me he had been IN, .oSne
..uIe "a CONFIRMED CONSU dPTfON and
the very hrst drop he took he felt n i'm MS fin
iers ends. and that i made him sick for several
lhys,-but thanks TO Providence. he sa,J no Wa
sseiaIiy wei. we,, He says: THE MATCHLESS-r
ssaaNAIIHElS A PROVIDENTIAL DISC0V II
FAMILY. JACOB CRsiNISrh y " IN
Inc above arc but small portion Of the ny,ro,o,,
,cruhcaies that have been received with fbo lons
!. .,ne, 500 Which may be seen by applying r. ,bs
,uSscf.ser az the counting room Of Moore Ci,.te
20. hOnroe street. who has been oppoi,,4 ~
'ecpt pr the CITY Of Wheeling SUE
a agr % sale 10y ~ GEO. HARRISON.
Agent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-07

RoUI, SHOE & BONNET STORE.--TODD 4
- iSHAH would respectfully inform the public
l' 'ney nave commenced the sale Of Boots. Shoes
Leather &c, IN the room door below the druc
sore Of A. = Todd. No 202 Main ST. Wheeling v.
Mnere 'ney design keeping constantly ON hand full
1 oonpeie assortment Of the following articles viz
Boots and Shoes Of all kinds; Fur and
&c sAih Cap~' "eniiemen's and Boys Summer Hats;
Cai' upper. hip and Sole Leather. I,d;.v' e.. E;J
IaP and ne Walking Shoes English and French Kid
and tie Slippers; English and French coorcJ XII
SnpPcrs' me white Kid and white and blsck satin
slippers Colored and black Silk Caters Calf and No
rocco sewed and pegged Spring and hcb be.Iod Sh..
Z hd.o s, sscs bne Md walking Shoes and Slippers
hndrcns Shoes, Of all kinds fFN'''
Socse ARTICLES are warranted to be eanaI 10
y s''cs 'hat mas ever crossed the ALLEGHENY NOM.
iains AS they were purchased Of the s,s ,,o,,,s,.
taer' ihey con be sold here for Cash or approved
w. 81 sueh prices as cannot fail 10 give ent,. s,.e
lion 10 the purchaser ''i''s'so
we would also inform The Ladies that ,hoy 81, bo
ssuppled with very superior quality of Spyinr and
s,,"a nonhe" o. The latest style. English double
straw Patent LeghOrn. Florence Braid C7es, n,
hiVpuS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-07
,.NEDICEN.EN.
A BOUT BRANDREDrH'S PILLS.

a D''O DhANDhEDlhS flLlS.-
- They have cured since their introduction to
the United States, probably uelr sna.oo0 persons !
OF consumption. infflcnza. coids indigestion. dys-
pepsia, sd schc anas ense OF faliress n he back
bart ofthe mead, usually the symptoms of spopexy.
jau ndice, fever and uuc bilious, scarlet. typhup,
yellow, and common fevers of all kinds asthma,
gout, rheutnatlsni. nervous diseases, liver. com
plant. pleursy inv ard weakness, depression of the
spirits, ruptur.s. inflammation, sore eyes, ts pasey,
dropsy, small pox, measles group. coughs, whoop-
ing cough, quinsey. choiic. cholera morbus, gra-
vel worms. dyseutary, deafness. ringing noises IN
the head. king evil, scrofale urysipelas or Saint
Anthonys fre. salt rhcum. white swo l!nSs. ulcers,
some OF thirty years standing. cancers, tumors,
s~eied feet and less, piles. costi' eness, all erup
uons of the skin particularly ring worms, igh tfu
dreams female complaints of cry kind, cspecial-
ly ohsiructions. relsxa &c.
ALhoughn will only be FIVE years next Nav since
the frat Office wac established in New YORK We,
m that time have sold over nine millions of DO 4
es and have now seventeen Offices for their eScln
awe SALE at least one IN every PRINCIPAL city of Tn,
Union, At an expense Of near Forty Thousand Dol
lars per year. And with the expenses of advertiser,
and other incidentas, this was a little owe
One Hundred Thousand Dollars Cor the year 1885
some idea may be formed Of How the medicine
appreciated from these facts-They are indeed th
greatest blessing that ever yet has been bestowe
J, on man.
!; suppose hundred volumes might be q led vii
~ ceruhed eases of cure solely by BrandIe,h's Veg
q table Universal Pills. on ali the above mentione
e appearances Of the ony One Disease all really pr
~ ceedng ron Impure Blood The following case
Mrs. Clark, Of Tlbury street, BrooAlyn. for fsu
as entirely prevented her from using that hand.
as Ointments OF all sorts aud many purifying med
" clnes were made use Of but were of avail
-. the Brandreth Pills were used-wnich. IN mont
if made perfect cure. II IL now nearly four yea
MI since tins cure effected. and has BET
re- advertised before, although have had liberty
al
ed Nv agent in Brooklyn, Nrs. Booth, OF "a Fult'
me street, knows Mrs. CLARK. ami can speak from
rds own knowesiec ofmnny similar cascs cured sole
rec by the purifying powers Of these truly celebrat
Pills.
!. Although Counterfeiting Druggists continue
advertise Brandreths Pills IN their windows,
remember that in oil you will be certain to
IMPOSED or By cousrEkrEIr
IF YOU PURCHASE taDRuG lists STOF
Rh' - My own Offices in New York are
"il Roadway. between Murray street and Pa
place, nearly opposite the City Hail.
Philadelphia Office. No. 8. North 9Th street.
Baltimore Office, OF Light and Mercer stree
Pittsburgh Office. No l26 Wool street.
W STEPHENSON & GARWOOD, (successors TO
-, 4 X. Fishery the ONLY authorised Agents
me WHEELING. Va oct 81 6m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-07

spring Saddle. invented by Mr. Moses B,l5,,;, !,
'e'1ng adyaniagcs over 8ny rhing ever ,o,c.,,5 II
t.c way q saddles Cor ease 70 the ridcr ana 80
nc morse We are aware Of the prejudice. 49,, u
sz9H'i 'rfng saddles 10 consequence Of ths our..a
!" ofns ihein 70 perfection; bui In his -,
y, olY wfiio ihoso Who V-ish b. r,do easV = -
is'>- ,. ~ vcs Il ,.lss-p. = . 7, si's
= - -'iiIT 5-zHasN u ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-07

LW MUSIC AND PIANO FoRTEs--Ju,, 70.
eeNeo Al me Music and Variety Store. Union q,
large assortment of new Sung. March, 49, 80
&C. Tor The PInno Forte. and a su,sdy of sne Saon,.b
GUITARS also splendid Piano Forics. Of German md
American manufacture. ThOsa wishing 70 purrhns. 49,,
feb %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-07

bENRoSE CoLLNS.w holesalo Dealer II, Tr,,-.
Hiedtc'nes' Chemicals Paints. Oils Glass. Dy,
S'u'h' &c. Souft wcsi Conner of Minor & Ii0b =,
,Nteh MARK, and th'snut Streets PnILa pEiypr,'
chants executed in the best manner nna n' ~, h ,e
terms. ' "l 'ne Dcst