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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-04

A young boy named Major, at his fathers
house in Hartford, VI playing with loaded
rife, accidenrly discharged the same, when
the ball, passing through TWO doors and an en-
Try, entered another room, and perforated the
head OF an infant aged thirteen months, asleep
in a cradle. The little sufferer fingered for
some hours and icd.-BOst. Times.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-04

ton mills, erected since 1895. have declared
very large dividends, and public opinion in
ciincS strongly IN favor of their superiority,
provided they are situated upon navigable wa.
ter. In inland situations they would be less
profitable than those worked by water power.
Troy Vhig
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-04
&SsEsss> Us g.

HTBy the mails las, evening and this NOR.
mag we have our regular files of late n,pors
New York and Boston OF Friday, and Con.
gressional dates to Wednesday last. Sboula
have obtained Thursday dates probably. but
the last regular mail from New York to Bos.
ton was impcded.
The passage oflhe New Standing Rule IN
the House of Representatives in Congress. is
apreiiy large stride of the constitutional pre-.
rogative, and is deemed rather inconsistent,
WIN the course Of the House heretofore. Il,
VIII doubtless be satisfactory to tho South
and the great naa a, the North, so distinguish.
ed Tor his patriotic Soutl ern principles but
the Northern people generally, will doubtless
be somewhat startled at il, We shall give
more particulars in relation to the progress
and passage Of this resolution and the yeas
and nays on the question next week
The accounts of the mons,rous destruction
by fires in New York, and elsewhere, in our
preceding columns, must be really appalling TO
the stoutest heart.
Our exchange papers continue TO give us
many additional distressing particulars in rela-
ton TO the il-fa,ed Steamer, Lexington, and
have added several names to the list Of unfor-
tunate sufferers. The number asrertaiftd TO
have been lost has arisen to rising of lao. A
young man by the name of VIM Cowen, of
New York, and Miss Sophia Wheeler,
daughter of Robert Wheeler, Of Greenfield,
Mass. are said to be among the new discover
ed missing sufferers. The latter had been
teaching school in New Jersey, and was on
her return home to be married to the young
man, as it is suggested who was accompa-
nying her home to her fathers for tina, pur
pose.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-04
A Pocket Book Found.

o,. Nov lfih Is4o,
L Mind" and PD0irr mills "a Rula I'd /.
P~sei boss 81 WALTZ e"nialaiagl6 bills, in
bank hiiis and .nne "tief ppa~ss .slna.,s cd "a
lie nug g. aif. Anthony hat ID. % u.r t. no.
fv~f h- 'BaF be- 10 frqH~stsd H. slH prov. .na
frer'F- M, pf"P.ny a.d pay ei~fg-s.- Enquire
al the nYilsad B,ok Stole OF Ia m. ,.t,r,,l.y
jan - ism ~ HeOWs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-04

Bill Johnson, the noted "pilaie Of the thou
sand Isles has been tried and convicted at
Albany Of breach Of the neutrality laws of
the United States, having participated as the
second in command in the getting up and pre-
pairing the means for a military expedition
which collected at French Creek on the 22nd
February, 1888, and went into Canada and
took up position on Hickory Island.
BosL d. Tunes.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-04

. In teply to the question, "Who is the oldest
printer in Boston I" the Boston Courier says
We answer-Benjamin Russell. Ills appren-
tireship commenced in August, l775, with Isl
all Thomas, Of Worcester but he had learned
of his uncle to set type several years before
that"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-04
STATE OF THE WEATHER.
New-YOrk Cattle Markct-Jnm. 20.

Al market $50 head of Beef Cattle, GO from
the East and the balance from this State $50
Of which were left over from last week-7O
mich cows and 1000 sheep
The Beef market continues to be overs;ock
ed and dull. The sales Of to-day amount to
GOO head at Sc to So, so making an average
of 1925 to the 100 lbs, which is so cents less
than last week.
Mich Cows-were lower, so sold at $50
to ~.
o'.~ol-~-re m less demand, about 400
were taken at 81 20 to 4,50 each.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-04

A gentleman who passed from bennington
to Brattleboro' a few days since, informs MS
thot the snow Is not less than five feet IN depth
on the Green Mountains, and that all sleighs
and sleds are furnished with shovels without
the use OF which they canno, pass each other.
-Keepe Sentinel.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-04

as that clean butter !" said person short
time ago to a countryman who had Wagon
full of butter for sale in the market. Guess it
ort 10 be-" said the fellow, for it took the old
woman and three boys all last night to pick the
hairs out ont
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-04

UJAdvertising customers are reminded tina,
or early on Monday morning in order to be
sure oil an insertion in the following Tues
days paper.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-04

Michigan Wing 4Senotor,-Augustus A.
Porter, Esq, has been elected Y. S. Senator
from the State of Michigan. So says the J.
of Commerce of Friday.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-04
STATE OF VERMONT, )rNnE hon Prob,,,
Ds'net Of Rutland, IS ! l. Count for Tho
District 81 Rutland to the heirs of Benialuin
Nerdham late u ShIewsburY d, cnnsed


district Of Rutland to the heirs Of benjamin.
Meridian late oi Shrewsbury deceased
49,, GRErTtso.
Whereas Bcnjamin F. N,edham and Levi
Needh an administrators of the estate Of the said
BenJimin, have represented 10 this court that the
PERSONAL rsluir ui said deceasrd " ms uficrnt 10
pay his orb's, aud that part of the real estate of
sud deceased cannot be Id without injury 10
those int rested ~ the rem Under nf the estate
aud hav" applied for lcrnsr L. n, the home farm
on which the d c-asrd lived with the exception
al The iw" pi~ ~ parcels u land sri of TO Iior.
ace Nee dham, aud Tia portion sci cd To the wild.
ow a. her dover.
Therefore you are hereby noilfrd to appear
trt"i" the pfubat. court NJ session TO be- holden
al Rniland on the fist Monday 81 March NEXT,
and SHOW good cnu.r I" the c"nrary or give
b""ds ~ sad court shall dreci '"r the "a ymen mt
"i sid debts. oh,twis" ih- I'd administrators
vii then he Iiccur Sod aud an h"r zrd To sell the
SAID residue Of The r. al estate of the said drc-as.
ed. Gwen IN the probate court at Rutland,
this first day Of Feb ID 40.
HENRY HALL, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-04

From report """do TO the Pennsylvania
Legislature, by the State Treasurer it appears
that S2,9O0,O00 have been received from the
IT, 5. Bank exclusive of loans, for the purpos-
es of education, &c.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-04
From the Evening Post

The following list shows the number OF
members in the House of Representatives who
voted for Mr. Hunter, IN the choice Of Speak
er arranged according to their respective
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-04

The House Of Representative OF Illinois,
have vote !, 30 70 81 10 susDenl all further op-
efaiions upoa the railroads Of that state.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-04

Fatal ARRAY al Canton. Mississippi. An
afirsy Of a fatal nature occurred few DAYS
since at the above place, between I. G.. Tup
per and Duval c. Cook, two young lawyers Of
the place, which resulted in the death of the
latter. The cause of the quarrel was as fol-
lows Topper, while on visit TO Harrods-
butgh Springs, KY, last summer, paid his ad.
addresses to young lady in the vicinity, and
was accepted. A few days before the mar
rage was TO take place. Cook, who was on a
VISIT IN the neighborhood, stated TO the Young
iadys friends that he knew Upper well, tina,
nc was dishonorable, had gamhled, and would
not pay his debts. This report blocked Tup-
per's game, and the m1rrlgc was prevented
on meeting al the square ut Canton, after hav-
ing returned home, Topper made an attack
upon look. AT distance, they discharged
several pistols without effec,-they then
cllnched and beat each other over the head
WIN their pistols until the bye ISLANDERS inter-
iered and separated them. Cook was making
Tor his office, few steps from the spot where
The separation took place, when Tupp crushed
upon Nm, shot him through the abdomen, and
ne lell dead without a groan. A brother of
Cook discharged a pistol at Upper, which
carried away part of one of his ears. The
laiterhas fled, fearing the resentment of Cooks
brother and friends, Topper is native of
Vermont, Cook was formerly from Kentucky.
~ o. Picayune.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-04

The Minister Of Spain has claimed an APP
peal from the late decision in the Aunisiad
case. /, j. removed 10 the Circuit Court which
is soon 10 convene AZ Hartford
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-04
LEATHER.

COLE Leather, Upper Lea'tsr. sod cslfsll,, n,
ISssie h. JAuEs uApprIsr ="
Rutland JinDary I4,h 1870.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-04
/ 81 RIA Y.

C'AME into the enclosure of the subscr iber on
" ihr Goth d'y Of Dec met, black two years
old msf- colt with snsl star IA lie forehead,
the owner s requested 10 appear. prove hi. pop
eIiy, ply the charges sud TAX" her Away
EBEN EZER PORTER
Orwell De-. 18th lao ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-04
Attention I!

A LII pefs"ns ind.bi-d % Wm o Chs 10 A.,
"A Black-HnthinR, are hTtrb, Motif d 49, ,,u
aud settle wnhoni d~iHy, and save coz
Rniland. jan 2r. 40 A,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-04
Green Mountain Boys.

a new supply Of the Green Noun
tain l}oys-a historical tale, by Daniel
p Th"mpson. Montpelier, author Of
May Martin, for sale by II. +, White,
g. Co.
Rutland, Feb. LIST 1910. 5tf.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-04
I astlctOn. Feb. 4, 1910.
MEACHAM g. DANA,

HAVE for sale Fresh Ground SUI
pcrfne Flour by the barrel or
pound, also, New Buck-Wheat Flour,
Tahs Axes and IIay-Knlvcs Smoked
Hams, Lard, and Pork by the barrel or
pound.
Also.
A good assortment Of Dry Goods and
Crockery as low as can be had any
where-eiihcr for cash or credit. 8 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-04

"Di x, whit do you call sheer nonsense .
"Why, steering bog for his wool q"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-04
DIED.

In this town on Saturday last Mrs Nancy
Reed, aged ~.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-04
THE HER AID.
Va HEN AID.
TUESDAY EVENING, FEB. 4, 1910.
For President Of The United States,
WILLIAM II. HARRISON.
Of Ohio.
For Wee President If The Ua,ted States.
JOHN TYLER,
of Virginia.
of Virgin;

The Supreme Court commences its session ia
this town to-day.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-04
Tuesday, January %.

N = The MorO,onfe,.
- '-as' Tie Senator from Illinois, pre-
81, 'e'{ iong memorial, from this ianat-
I'M. 49, much prosecuted class.
80. memorials were presented from DIFF
~ f'uons OF tie Union, asking for the
4. ,c''on introduced a resolution calling
h.. ~ 5es sc i'r the cause Of the removal
Caii nom the Government, Of Flnrila.
-. :. sii lhe correspondence relatino 10 Thai
" .,.l with the war department,
N' AIol'iion Question .Seiled.
t'.'''oa IA relation 10 the Standing
=" he House came up. VIM. c John
--'''aed ms speech against receiving
P''uons' AheI some time spent in
$40 Alternating upon the subject, the
| -eaer oonsi ieraiion receiving various
! hnaliy passed in the shape here.
..os. j. - hsi 1Pon he presentation Of anu
IN a. pfiui0a prGVug for ne abolition Of
10 &c. 5'aef ifdfe "a any district, tern
"a 60 g Dt CHloH, and upon ne presen-
a..,,,,y ,s'''~i'o" ~ Other paper touching
s.,,. ,,,,j &c reception Of such memorial,
Sc 49, 'o'' or paper. shall be CONSIDER.
s,a,. h 10. =, and me question Of as reeep-
b. 49,. .',a On Ae table, toubom debate .,
si,, -. i'''f'eH' memorial, ~ resolution
6.,,, pfeg,as he abolition Of slarer,
Pc, !. r.. ~ q Columbia. or anu .SfaIe =,
"' sasrsIrsde 6et.oe,a n, S,,,e, q,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12
n AHRiSON'S SPECIFIC OINTMENT

HAnRiSON'S SPECIFIC ONT MENT
For the cure Of White Swelngs, Scruiulous
aud other tnmors; Ulcers Sore Legs, old and fresh
mations, Scali Head, NOmen's Sore Breasts. Rheu-
matte phi ~, letters. Errupi,ons, Chbains,
Willows, Bilss, Corns, and External Diseases
generally. Ii IL ikew.se greatly superior to anv
medicine hcret'fo discovered Tor the chsf,ed
backs and lirres OF hor ses-for nag worms. chap
ped hps,--and IN saort tor every exeraal bodily G.
vii thai Nv fall To the lot OF man or beast.
The proprietor has received at least n thousand
certificates and other documents In favor of his
"Speciic Ointment upwards OF hundred of which
were written byrcspectabl, members of the Mcdi-
cal Faculty, and IN selectinS from this pile the
following samples, he was governed more bv their
hreviiy than their contents, they alibresthe the
same spirit OF euloSy and satisfaction
Dear Sir-I have to request OF y,u TO forward
me two hundred boxes of ointment BY the most i'm.
mediate conveyance, and without regard TO the ex
pense OF carnage, a am quite out and much ~
want OF IL. You know my estimation VI YOUR in
valuable discovery, and therefore shall only add
that further experience has increased my enthusi
ann, and established me IN the opinion. that u Il
n superior To any remedy extdnt for external dis
-'e'' CM1RIES P. EMERa on, NJ. d.
ALrASY July 9. 1897.
To Doctor Harrison Sir. use your, Specif
Z "a most efficient renesy for Tunors, Ulcers
White ) welllngs, Strofula, Rheumatic Pains
Chappcd Face Lips and Hands, and for gen.ra
your agent here, who Furnishes me with the aTticl
. and am pleased to have II IN my powor 10 awLr
honor TO merit. - !.
: RUFUS r.. BEACH. NJ. n.
II BsooKLiS " Y. Oct %, is3s-
Dear Sir-My dau: liter, girl Of fourteen, wa
: sadly afflicted with a complaint that physician
term a scald head and feare l. lndependant of CIV
n cry other evil. she would be bald in consequence
4 By the Recommendation, however, of the Rev. NJ
Perrin applied your ON ment 10 the afflicted pal
aud thank God that my child Is nav entirely r,
covered from the disease. and - getting her ha
: as fast "a can be expected. The cfiecte
in rather less than ~ o months. during which tn
n used five dollars of onuncni. had spent ward
.Nf hun rrI dol- aslrtn fhre
years, without any benefit whatever.
c MARY HOWARD.
n The above invaluable Ointmentis for sale by
/. JAMES BAKER,
. D. CRUMBACKER. and
:, NJ CHAPLINE. Wheelisg,
And b. all the principal Druggists IN Pittsburgh
Nay.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12

- of their entire stock of Boots. Shoes e. o.,
nets' &c. to Dr. A. S. ToDD C. IsHAn, 10 whom ibey
lake pleasure in recommending their customers, A.
the stock was bought Of the first holders and for o,h
thereore they will be able supply their friend.
ooe on IS good terms Il not better, than any Other
NoTICE.-All persons having c,,;rn. ...; =,
subscribers Will please send them in for set,Im,n, "a
'nose 'ont are indebted requested to cali a, ~,
counting room and hquidate the some as ,r,sc, Mil
genoe cannot be given. "'uo'
feb LIT SWEARINGEN A. IARpESTy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12

A BOUT BRANDREpTH'S PILLS

"A DOO DRANphl.lt Ill . FlisDN.-
They have cured since their introduction 10
the United Statcs, probs ably near 3oeJ0 persons
OF consumption. influenza, eods, indigestion. dys-
pepsia, head ache ands ense of fl,Esssin he back
part OF the mead usually the ptous of ipoplexy
jaundice, tcver and ague bill lus scarlet. iyphus
yellow, aud commsn fevers of ali kinds asthins,
paint pleurisy, inward weak depression Of the
spirits rupturcs, inflammation, eyes, tte palsey,
dropsy, email pox, measles, Group, coughs, whoop-
ing cough, quinsey, choiic. cholera inorbu-. gra-
vel, worms iysentary, deafness. ringing noises IN
the head, king evil scrouls. erysipelas or Saint
Anthony's fire, salt rhcum white swelhngs, ulcers,
some OF thirty years standing. cancers, tnmors,
s~elIed feet and legs, piles. costivencss, all erup,
hons of the skin particularly ring worms, tlshiini
dreams, female complaints of 'cry kind, especial
w ohsiTuc ions. relaxatons, &c.
/ Althousht will only be hye year, next MAY since
\ the first office was established IN New York, yet
IN that time have sold over nine millions T box
es, and hav. now seventeen offices tcr their exclu-
sive sale, at least one IN every nrineinal city OF the
Union, nj an expense of near Forty Thousand Dol
lars per And with the expenses Of advertising
! and other incidentas, thus sum was little over
One Hundred Thousand Dollars Cor the year ts3s,
some idea may be formed of How the m, dicins Is
| appreciated from these facts-Thcy are indeed the
greatest Blessing that ever yet has been bestowed
on man.
| suppose a hundred volumes might Re & led with
ceruhsd cases Of cure solely by BandIeih's vegr,
table Universal Pills, on all tne above mentioned
seeding from Impure Blood. The following case q
ulcer deserves attention:
Mrs. Clark, Of T,lbury street, Brooklyn, for fur
Teen years rad an ulcer on her night Nrst, Mhlcf
entirely prevented her from using that hand
Ontnenis of AL sorts aud many purifying niedi
ines were made Use Of, but were al M avail unit
the Brandreth Pills were used-wnich IN mSnth'
made perfect cure. IL is nearly four year
since TINS cur. was effected, and has never beef
advertised bsf1re, although have Rad liberty d,
so.
Ny agent in Brooklyn, Mrs Booth, of - Fullor
street, knows Mrs. CLARK ami can speak from he
own knowlege, ofmany i'm lar cases. cured sole
Pills.
Although Counterfciting Druggists continue &
! advertise Brandreth's Pills IN their windows, VI
remember that IN all you will be certain 10 b
INro>ED oS nv A coUSTEkFEIT
If YOU PURCHASE n DRUG lists STORE
y My own Offices IN New York are
al Broadway, between Murray street and Par
place. nearly opposite the City Hall.
Philadelphia Office. Ma. 8. North S;i street.
Baltimore office corner of Light and Mercer streets
Pittsburgh office, No l26 Wood street.
STEPHENSON & GARWGOD. (sueccsSors to
x X FISHERY are the ONLY authorised Agents 10
WHEELING. Va. oct 81 6m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12
HATS. CAPS. STOCK & TRIMMINGS

NEW BooKs-we have ius, ,soo;vo T..
addition 10 our former stsck. eopsisfi,s a -.
Medical, Theologeai Classical, school and Me-,
latne9us works oi almost every DESCRIPTION Amons
which sre the following: ' "''ons
Swan's Treatss for Magistrates and Cops,obios
D,cH fheOioey, vols; Hall on the Blood, Coon
ei lectures MackDt osh's Practice, vols WsIt.
n,ui. large sesxraphyi Clafkes Cesar; SiTnp.
lntt f9sts History Of the United States. f.ba
ION Dlcuonafyt Blake's Botsny; walkers Sc,gT
DlcuOneiy; NuttalP OrnifhOogy! ElliotPs Tr,,.to,
2 aSt0n Letters on Palestine and Egvnfs U,,ss,si
o. gosephbsi AstOria, vols BY Washinsi,r f,.,ee'
STEPHENSON a GARVVC1op
sP'P S9InsT Of Man and Union Streets
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12

DOCKS. BoOKS-Just recei, ID and q, -. +,
- John Fisher. 139 Main street. 'e "
Poets OF America, Turkey Morroco EItra.
resri rcstainonis Calf Extra,
Warnngion's Nurses Guide,
baines French Revolution. 9 vols. Atlas.
srloge"aier Treaiises. complete I yoIs.
1 1 turkey. Russia a. Poland by Stewart
faHeys Universal History, 9 vols
Turner'S Chemistry New Edifion 1910
Iavater's Physiogony
Shipwreeks d Disasters at Sea, &c. &c, &c
ion %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12

Door. SHOE & BONNET sToRE.--ToDD &
- iStAN would respectfully inform the public
na' they have commenced the sale Of Boots Shoes
noheis Leather. &C. in the room door below the drug
s'ore oil A. 5. Todd. Ne. 200 Main ST.. Wheeling Va
"here hey design keeping constantly on hand full
a"o complete assortment Of the following articles viz
oenilcmen's Boots and Shoes of all kinds; Fur md
zeal skin Caps Gentlemens and BOYS Summer Hat
Cali, upper, kip and Sole Leather. Ladies' fine Kid
strap b!rd lie. Walking Shoes; English and French Kid
strap and re- Slippers English and French oclored Kid
Slippers; Fine wife Kid and while and black Satin
Slippers; Colored and black Silk Caters; Calf and Mo
rocco sewed and pegge Spring aud high heeled Shoes
and Boots; Misses ine Kid walking Shoes and Slippers;
Ihlldrcn's Shoes of all kinds.
Inc above articles are warrsnicd TO be equal To
my soek that has ever crossed the Allegheny noun
aihs As they were purchased Of the frst Esanufae-
they can be sold here for Cash or approved Cred
H. al such prices cannot fail to give entire saii.,c
hon 10 the purchaser.
We would also inform The Ladies that they cen he
'upphed with very superior quality Of Spring and
GUNNER bonnets OF the iotcsi style English double
straw Patent Lcghorn. Florence Braid Queens Brad
md an Improved style Of Hoods. mar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12
10 mOUSE. kEEPERS-


UH6hSoNS shout 20 commence hOuso.keep,ne and
u iho-e already a. IL. DESTROYS Of ava,ling mem.
elyes Of ne grcstest facilities Tor % doing would
md % 70 their advantags TO call AZ our s' "ou'u
COOKING STOVE AND HoIrsF Fi.px,stu.,,,
ESTABLISHMENT
and purchase one Of our cheap Cooktog e,o-.. ~.
geiher with al the other necessary 90 K,g
en- furnuurs. VI MICH
hxFerience having taught those who nov, No..
.nem tnat stoves are decidedly prefersbIs 10 M.
sytnph Altchch crates Hud fire pisces on the aeors
-" ~ eosl43iinY and convenience new beginners
0uiu 90 vel 70 profit by their erperience and srr
w themselves with complete cooking sppafsfus A
We nav, various sizes sn5 patterns Of eookins
stoves snd eyery description OF wares. vh,o6 -
WI seIi vtIy oWior cash, or % those who dcare n
msra4 CULbERTSoN & oREERs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12

dies ny HIDING Saddlcs. 10 offer thern ,,li.t !. :
Spring Saddle. invented BY Mr. Moses f,,ldygi, -
sessng advantages Ger any rhing ever fnves,,5 -
the way Of saddles Tor ease 10 the rider and 80, ~
The horse. We arc aware Of the prcju,liccs s,.,,ry
against spring saddles in consequence Of tho rr,,
nnures 70 bring them 10 perfection; but ~ tbi. -
We ony invite nose who wish 70 ride easy to give
b. no disappointment g -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12

TooKING STOVE ESTABLISHMENT The
~ subscribers beg leave to call the attention Of
housekcePers in the city and surrounding country, to
Their extensive and very general assortment Of eoag
aores-he largest and most varied they believe 10 be
found any where West of the mountains oon,prisino
almost every variety Of size and PATTERN Of the latest
md most approved kinds; varying in price from TWEEN
" TO one hundred and sixty dollars and suitable f,r
steam B"ais Hotels and private Families
The lmpros ed Rotary" and Great Western" Cook
ing Stoves both New York Patterns, neat and cen.
tccl article. and IN extensive uso m Piftsbu,gb "a
the Eastern cities.
Also. Harris Patent Fuel Saving" Cooking Stove
a cheap and highly valuable improvement over any
'hng we have seen laiely-recOmmending itself on
account OF ITS economy simplicity and durability and
mouse keepers having small families would find II ON
uid useful and important auxiliary in their kitchens
"Croes' Patent or Elevated Air Heater" This - !,
curiosity worthy Of examination. and decidedly a uso
iul discovery. call and see IT, Besides many otbers
such o. the Premium" "Jaynes" rPetersons" and -
forth CULBERTSr,N a r5r,r.ts,s ="
mar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12

DENkOSE Notwithstanding Dealer In prur.
~ medirInes' Chemlcnls. Paints. Oils Class. Dy,
2'uns' &C. south west Corner of Minor & F0b II,
Hiarko, ana Chtsnut strccts) PnLA pEIru,,.
chants executed in The best manner and nn ny, a.,
' nov 26-6m