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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-12-17

Some doubt is expressed as to Mr.. Woodbu-
rvs eligibility to seat in Congress--he not be-
ing at present an inhabitant of the State of
New Hampshire as required by the Constitu-
ton. All Mr.. Woodbury. has to do to obviate
the difficulty, is to remove 10 New Hampshire,
and reside there some six weeks
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-12-17

concerted effort to conceal the faults and ex-
aggerate the virtues of the administration, and
to prove, if possible, against the reason and
knowledge which the people possess to the con
trary, that Martin Van Buren,, like his illustri-
GUS predecessor, leaves this great people spros-
porous and happy"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-12-17

Georgia.--A committee of the Legislature Of this
State have made report in favor Of repeating the char
ter Of the Central Bank Of Georgia, and providing for
the redemption of its bills 1t that the affairs Of
this Bank have been badly managed and the State il
called upon to exercise the right she retained in
the charter to repeal it.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-12-17
VIRGINIA u. S. SENATOR.

We infer from the tone of the Richmond Enquirer
that the Senatorial election will soon take place, and
that Mr. Rives will be elected, That paper contains
most vile and scurrlous article against that gentle
man No one seems more offensive to the Van Blu
rem Federalists than Mr.. Rivcs.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-12-17
SOUTH CAROLINA.

The Hon. JOHN p RICHARDSON has been
elected Governor of South Carolina, and VIM
X. GLOWING, Esq, Lieutenant-G Governor. The
Inauguration of the new Governor took place on
the 10th.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-12-17

CABS first made their appearance in this city last
Sunday. Some are open in front like chaise large
enough for persons and the drivers seat is at the
top behind driving with the rens the top of the
cab. Others close boxes with drivers seat in
front
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-12-17

Gen. HARRISON AND Mn. CLAY.-A para
public meeting had expressed his preference for
Mr.. Clay as his successor, having been extern
sively copied by the newspapers, and at last
commented on in characteristic style in the
Globe, we quote from the Cincinnati Republ-
can, corrected version of what was said by
Gen. Harrison, in the hope Of setting so inn
portant matter right.
GEN. HARRISON AT VERSAILLES, KY.
The Louisville Journal upon the authority Of cor
respondent, who was present at the dinner given to
Gen HARRISON at Versailles, is under msapprehen-
sion the character of his remarks connected with
the in honor of Mr.. CLAY. The declaration that
Gen. HARRISON said " he considered Mr.. Clay the
test in the nation for the Presidency and that
/" he himself would resign the Office at once on his
arrival at Washington were it possible for him, by
doing, to confer il the distinguished Kentuckian,
is not warranted by any thing he said upon that
sion. He stated that for many years it had been his
desire and the object of his efforts, to place MIR. CLAY
in the Presidency. He passed high eulogium upon
his character and remarked at the conclusion of his
Speech that the result of the election having vindca
ted his own character from the caumnies with which
he had been assaiedhc reafiirmed what he had said
other occasions that he would gladly, far as his
own feelings were concerned resign his office at the
end of four years and at the end of one year In
all these he expressed preferences which would bear
upon the succession If the correspondent of the
Journal had attended carefully TO Gen. HARRIsoNs
marks, he would have recoected the pointed alusion
he made to the subservency of Mr. M'DuFFIE to Mr.
CALHOUN in contrast with his conduct in consent
ing to be the rirai of Mr. CLAY, for the nomination
The editor of the Journal could have reflect
ed upon the statement of his correspondent, else he
would have been convinced he was mistaken, and he
would not have penned the article from which we
make the extract This felt, (from our knowledge
of Gen HARRisoN's invariable declarations in rea-
ton to the succession and from his whole charactc
when we first read his remarks. We determined,
however not refer to them till could ascertain
what the true state of the Cincinnati Re
publican
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-12-17

Wear sorry TO learn that Mr. Warden, the worthy
proprietor of the Museum in his city, robbed last
Sunday night, by some person or persons unknown,
of quantity Of silver coins, deposited in the Muse
um cuIiostes,) Of the value of seventy dollars.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-12-17

~ The New Orleans Picayune, speaking
of the weather there few days since, styles il
Southern weather with Northern principles"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-12-17

In THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL LET THERE
BE uNITY--is NoN-EssESTIALs, LIBERTY AND IN ALL
THINGS cHARrY.-Augustin.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-12-17

JOHN J. ALLEN, of Harrison county Virginia,
was on Saturday last elected Judge of the Supreme
Court of Appeals by the Legislature Of that State.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-12-17
REPEAL OF THE SUB. TREASURY ACT

sketch of the interesting debate in the Sc
nate, on Mr. Clay's resolution for the immediate
repeal of the odious and condemned sub Trea-
sury Act will be found in our columns to-day.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-12-17

Gen, Harrison's majority in 81 states is 1856,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-12-17

The committee thenrose and reported the bill 70 the
House and il was ordered TO be engrossed and read
a third time forthwith
1t was accordingly read the third time, passed, and
sent to the Senate for concurrence
TREASURY REPORT.
Mr.. BRIGGS called the attention of the House to
| an error he had discovered in document No g. being
He DESTROYS that the error should be corrected
before the copies ordered by the House should be
printed
After some debate, Of desutory character, as to
whether the error originated in the Treasury Depart
ent with the printer the Clerk was directed TO have
the proper correction made.
NATURALIZATION LAWS.
Mr.. HAND in pursuance of notice given on Thurs
day last asked and obtained leave 10 Introduce bill
to establish uniform rule of and to re-
peal all acts heretofore passed on that subject
Mr. II. then moved that the bill be referred to the
COMMITTEE Of the Whole, and printed.
And the question being first the reference il
determined in the negative.
MIR. EVERETT then moved a reference TO the
COMMITTEE on the Judiciary, the appropriate
committee for so important subject,
MIR. BEATTY was also of opinion that bill af-
fecting the interests of so great portion of the
munty, ought to be referred to the Judiciary Com
mttce.
The question being then put, j decided in the
Affirmative, and the bill retired.
The question then being taken on the motion to
print, II was agreed to-
On motion Of Mr.. FILLMORE, it was
Resoired, That the Secretary Of War be directed
to report TO this House what machines tools I'M
PIGMENTS If any, belonging to the United States, or
used IN the construction repair Of the harbors
piers, or other public works the great Northern or
Western lakes, or the waters connected Herewith,
have been sold since the first day of January 1910
and the cost of such machines implements, and tools,
respectively, and the price for which they were res
pectvely seld and the authority by which such sales
were made.
| On motion of Mr. PARIS, the House then pro-
ceeded to execute the order of Tuesday last for the
election Of Chaplain.
| Mr. PARIS nominated the Rev. Thos. c. Brax-
ton.
Mr. CRAIG nominated the Rev. l.. r. Reese
| Mr. HAND nominated the Rev Joshua Bates.
| Mr. BARNARD nominated the Rev. J. N. Dan
forth
| MIR WILLIAMS, Of Connecticut, nominated the
Rev. Peter FL. Shaw
| Mr. N. JONES nominated the Rev. 0. B. Brown
/ Messrs. Paris Craig and Hand, appointed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

3 ARKtSON'S SPisClFlCOINTMENT
tortAe cfrc ofN hit SvciiinrS. Scrofrl,u.
and other timersi Uicers, Scre Legs, Old aud frssl
manlis. Scal4 Reaf Nomrn'. Sorr Hrca..s it8.l.
matte p7lis, lcttefs. Erm" ftoua. On b.lre.
WhNlow~ fdes; Corns, aut External Disease
melic.ue hsrs'oio 2 discovered ioT cine ,aarrd
hSS%- ana Nulns ui t'r.r> -icruIg vurms chlp-
vi that rn1v flli 90 tI"lHt Gilman 1r beast.
Tho pu1uIttrrTHs received 40 .cIsf l tlog-1nG
rc,l',gics lna other documents In favor OF h-
''ri.' Hn,la'Hi u.N .-oI hI1alct Of " hr"
w.r- written lE r,.u.,IL..r r.eubrrs ID tire Al,li.
81 ta'H'N. a.t t1 -.i.c.u- from tiit riir sic
G'1yir- -rrr,.s, Dc was Governed ui0rc bv tE,i.
brsNtv than their contents. rs 'hcv al'-brcatac IN,
same spirit oic".'fy ana suijs'oel"n.
Daa- SRI have % request of y,n ,o f5rw,rg
m. 'Nu hundred boxes 81 u~.utucu', hv thC most inn
u.i.7'' ronVet au~r, ard wthgut REGARD % tho OK
want ON You know INV cstinauan ~ YOUR IN
'IHf1'. s.EtHN.rt 1u. therefore I shall only add.
nat r'fgr ry9.rIcury has increased my cuthtsI-
a.n, a'i rs if'H-lct mc 90 t'c O.iuion. that 10 b.
-nntr'"r io anT gmeIy eNtiut fcr external dis
CHARLES p. EMERSON. ". D.
To Doctor Harrison Sir. | use YOUR S-s,.6.
OniuCntu MY p-acurc. and cordially recommend
asa most ciic.eht rcnrsY for IUmors. Ulcers,
White S~wtiIuEs, Ssrofula. Rheumatic Pains.
Chsppcd Face. lips aud Hands. and ior gcu,raI
rN'tTnal r1mplHfnis. / write fhI- 40 tire request oI
yulr AGENT here. WHO ttrgi-hc- enc with The arl-l,
an nan pleased 20 have ttia my Fowor % award
honor 90 merit.
RUTCSR r. REACH. VI. y.
EE1rKrt~, y y. Oct %. I-1S.
Dear SIR Ny dana liter, a llrl of fourteen. We
s1ily AFFLICTED with n compliant Jhut physician.
.csm a sc2ld bead and / fcareL. iptoperdant ofcy
r' o'hvr ,vI, she would be- haid in consequence
Br tho rrcowm .ufati1u, however. Of fhg Pew. Mr.
Perrin. applied Your DIN tucnf 20 thC afflicted BAR
ll4I thank God thGt my child D. now cnuT,l, IT,
covered tom the disease, AMI BE- getting hgr hu.
- last a. can be expected. lucrur' was CiicctCt
boo rotN0r less than tao m HufIs. during which un.
4 { usC1 o. dollars o~luInlurut. l had spent Ur ward
IT oBs huujrsd tollars during the previous thro,
years, Without ans benefit whatever.
MARY COWARD.
The alo-C lay1lulLlc OiutmentIsfo for sale by
vi BAKER.
>. CGTMfACEER, and
M. EHApIINE. Whcclisg.
and 3 ali Tia principal Druggists IN Pittsburgh
Nov. 81. ls3l.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

4 NrIZitNS OF THE WESr-YOU
- HAVE NOW BEFORE You DIR JOS.
.FHIESILN PETERS CELEBRATED NEGE-
TABLE ANTI BILIOUS PILLS. winch have the
direct sanction and patronage 81 more than hvc
hundred eminent rhyslclans, who are daily using
tGen IN fher practice.
They have no rival in curing and preventing FL
Ilqus Fevers, Fever and AguC, Dyspepsia, LAYER
Complaints, Sick Headache, Jaundice, Asthma,
DrnpsV, R-hcupauEn. Enlargement Of the Spleen,
Piles, gholIc. Femaie Distractions, Futrcd Tongpc,
HtartouTn, Nausea, plstCnsion of the Stomach
add Bowels, I]nCipieut DiarrhCa. FlatulcnCy, Hahlt-
ual Cosuycness, Loss ofAppeite, Bloiched or Sal
low COMPLEXION; and in casesof toTpor Ofthe Bow
e. s. where a catharlc or a~pcrientI ~ needed. They
are exceedingly mid n Their operation, producing
uCIhor n.uSea. guplng not debility.
The following highly fat;erLng testimonials ofthc
elleucy oi these celebrated Pills for tho cure OF
LAYER Complaints, Bilious Diseases, Sick Headache
Costiyeness, Nervous Debility, dc. have been
| voluntarily given by medical men Of the sreatcs
celebrity IN the North.
We. the undersigned. members Of the Mcd,c.l
Faculty having examined the properties Of DIR. Pc
tiers Pals, and used them in our practice, most
chcerfully recommend them as d Family Mcdicinc,
ard consider them the best Vegetable Pills We hav,
ever scd.
Doctor FlweIl, SD Arwa'er. NJ. y.
r II. Ramsey, NJ. d. X. 5. Bernard, 81. d.
The pills arc neatly put ~, in tin boxes. contain.
ing go and 70 pills, Pucs 2s and 90 rents Ter box.
Extract OF = letter from Or. Fopsou, Of Eaugor
Nc. Jan. 9, 1885.
They arc 4 peculiarly mild, YET efficient purgatiyt
MEDICINE; and produce hide, # any, R-lpIugo T nau-
sen. lHa.c prescribed tnfm wIth much success In
sick headache and slight bilious fcvcrs.
Extract Of q letter from DR.. Joseph Williams. of
Burlington, VI. July ., 1897.
! cordially, recommend Peters pills as a midi
effective. aud m no ease dangerous family mcdirIu,
laCy ore ? culInrly Influential in costivcness and
III the usual diseases Of the digestive organs.
Extract o~fo!cfter from DR.. Edward Saith, Of Mon.
tgeal, L. C.Sopt. %, 1870.
! lncyer knew "a single patent medicine thatI could
uUt IN saeates' confidence IN, but DIR. Peters Veg
1 sra0le Pills, which are really a valuable dIscoy,yy
! I have 10 hesitation N having II known. that as,
them GNtensIvClY IN my'pracuce, Tor all complaint,
llud these are not n lrwlwhich have their sourcs M
fHe iUpuuty Of The blood.
Those much celebrated and Justly approved Pin,
are hr sale 5y jones Baker. ). CruInhacEcr and \. T.
CIur.Iuc. Wheeling, and by all The principal Drg.
~ri-i-Uthe United STATES, Canadas, Mexico, Texas aud
Inc West indies. noy 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18
1890. TAkE NO1IcE.

HABR e. GOBB have removed 90 No. no Main
} street. one d0os below ForFythe q Aros5lr'.
ol7 sand and nearly opposite Mr.. HObh's Chn.
Factory, whorethcy will ur able 30 furnish Oh. fol-
.t W lHls uluFhFfs ~a-ArHIff4 TrNIl. Iar..ae
4IuHks' abq every inl1gcscEtpt So tho.r bw nass.
-. half Spanish, faI hack and e,de saddle 80,
otl.cr than can b. done bV any other workmaa
eest 81 the, Ohio. Persons WISHING 10 urchasac can
az any time.
Barr and Ro5b vii alec coaunue the Upholsier
lue ln connection with their sotdluu business.
end all Others who VII favor Thorn with their Gus.
tom
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

"Di S.IOE Z" BONNET STORE--TODD O.
- hNJAH would respectfully Inform The public
1''' '''y nave commenced the sale Of Boots. Shoe
D''N'''s' feather. NC ia the room / door below The drug
s'"'' Of a. : Todd. No. 202. Main ~. Wheeling \,
N"'fc 'hcy design keeping constantly ON hand q fr,l
"" ''i,iH'le aes5Tincni OF lac following nrt;cI.. w
G'I'''"ic"s Boots aud shoes Of al kind; Fur and
&C sH'" ''ir, |~onIcmcn's and Boys Summer Hats:
Oai' upper kip and Sole Leather Tnli.g, I'm. EI
s''P "I no, Walking Shoes. English AVID French 4
gI'' "Nd h'' Sirpo"; English and French calorrd KuI
orF'e'>' ono white hid nnd white and bI,cL Ss,iu
H'pperi 'oiorcd and black silk Callers; CoICo7J ~.
rocco sc'ci and Tcgrcl Sprinr and high hcclcI Sba-.
,nH Boots; Misses Enc Kid walking Shoe and Si,.cr.
= nnnr'nS Shocreoi an Kinds.
me 2'o,e articles arc warranted to hc c7ual 4,
's s'''n '.it Las ever crussed the Allegheny mogp.
."''' As they were purchased Of The frs, j,qgycg-
..''IN ",y can bcso!d here for Cash or approved cred.
~ ~ such prices as cannoi fail To- give cnrra s,t;.r,c.
hon 70 ihc purchaser.
VIC would also inform The ladies that fley can n.
('Tiied with q very superior quality of Sp-;og ,,l
.'"'' l'nne's' OF iho latest STYLE. English double
't'i"' Iaicni Lcghorn. Florence Braid. Oucc,,s p-,.g
'F''" i"pu@. mar 3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

eASfEPSIA-Wc have Goqucnily vi,rcssc5 H..
- "''g's OF his disease, eud have heeJ AMI
600 Of many remedies. hu' ( r~sfruer IA, ,I.r.rEi
an result ~ success. The writpr. Hg,v, 90 ~
SLl'I' 70 ihe Ascent Of bR. HAgt.cp's C.,ctrtS
HINlN" SfFMAN tPfRiEST Fms. oLich
haNn i"u md Eom an invalid. > he ~
m,a,ce' We now know and meet him GaTy oS9 Iofe
~ man. ihotSh 10 advocate al Uosf,t,.- -,
is NINA we CTrnnt vi htolG a naIr, ,of go -,
ne Sinc"cles and virtues olDr. HstTrLis
p Io1ho nltenSthtIihS ana Cerman bterieot
ne case b.ioFe uFIs 2 ly,uu u,ont.p,. -
"9l-- Spir / If The Times. l"
foF ale at the Store Of John Fisher. WhceIior.
L. Il
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

HDhNRCSE COLLlNS,N holcsale DeaLT IN T-r-,
L Medicines. Chemicals. Paints. or. o. 49,
G.Dns' &c SCUM west Corner Of Minor & Fiab SIS
N',,Ntoh NnrNct and Chrsnut Streets PrILAnrrpmA
Orders from Physicians. Drurpists ,nJ -
chants executed in ho best manner End an ~ L,
icHRs. II, "eA'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

n EAD-i0.O0O lhs Pig LcoG jas. received 70,
kL : b. Tubau' aul ,0r sale by
feb p 20 tSNTIL MOORE q CLARKE.
EJNDR RENT cum.orotlc anu cou,eurnt two
e STORY Brck dwelling House. row In thc -ccu-
poucy Of S1mucl ID. ilarpCr. situated loo east Wheeling.
on the corner opposite Richard Smm's residence
Possession given un thc let of April next. Apply 20
tcb 29-tarl r.. MORROW
a LNBAMA TAIt-50 bills just received rcr
"a steamer Embn.sy-an ~cxccllcnt ariicic and In
large barrels, foe sale by J. SrANBERY.
mae Ne. 10 Water ~.
y NiE LIFE Of WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON.
" the Peoples candidate cor The Prrsiacnc,"-
w.ih n history of the wars with the BRUSH and Iu.
d;Uis, onont Eo~rl-wcs;rn, front rr PHILADELPHIA ISIa.
just received aEd ior sale by JOS FISHER.
mar II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18
hATS. CAS-. STOCK q TRAININGS

WEW EDDhS-Ws hsg. ,4,
~ addition .1 or i1unr5 .t q .,'s'.
N,dFaI 1FroIoefg1il tIas-.c4I. N.ha.. ,a5
Ial ].s work "a aiuosf every d,s,rrr .n'1 'i'sc'I
which arc The foI'oNIuo. Hn"ul
swans Trcatse for Mael-tmfe. s,dc.
D', IH''iogr g vols; Ha'i on tbe Ri,of. C",s
l'c,Hfr-' MHctWtosh's Practice. y vgis, MI
dug I7rE' If'EnIhv Cl1rkc'r Cs.ssr. lllH.
con rr.d. SaIiu.f Oincv's Ga1g., 9.inp-
~ 81. History ~ The United S.i,.. %
bI.HnuarJ HIHke'a B0tant. Nall ''p
N1iifH DrnIinuiDEE ElIlrt. T '1YI
Ifitcrs on Palestine auf E...t. taFtl..
OF S.-..h.si Astoria. p v0Ia.. bt WaaI.rt y Iup-
srr75 - q lBwG5yB"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

lhlE-tbo subscriber b. prepared o. funrl 90
II any desirable quantities. BUILDING LiNE OF
the best qualify. either Iu barrels or ia bulE. Al=o.
81 cost OF No. J.. white Lime. Gr whi'c-uaslr-. DC.
fur toe quality OF the Limo offered. hc relrr o., fht
Ptasc-Ts 1Hd Brick Nelson's, OF the CITY aaur-l.y
several who have tried %, pronounced % superior o.
ony brought 10 ihr market Apply 90
MIKE HARDING O. Co. os to r. M1kEE
mnr z
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

M. WHEELING. Va
lng associated himsslfwith jaws Y.C.tpvr, 80 p
: boNi,N' viii continue the COMMISSION and r.
"aiding business under lie firm or AncyLlrg ~
'eH y 10. and respectfully s~oicis fom fbr 9;c,ade"
customers Of ~ 4. a continuance of iheir bus.ness
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

NtI SIZES StiE-Bg ,irue ola ccrl.n deed
OF rrs; executed by John g. Craig Richie and
lnF Respective wives. being dated au the 23ud d1r
'i pHua.rmfao year 1888. end recorded in inc Clerk.
Office of Ohio County m Book ~. PAGES 200 asi bon.
q -'ah rEi..e OBJ el'r Yu SgiuriIgfhs -U.h l1y sIIune
next. between 'ha hours ollU S. 81. a1d 6 nj tme
properly mentioned uu fa .l.F deed affr.st. t4t e d,
w Eve certain l1ts siiu1ic bon Lqrl Wheciinv. and
mated on the pIan uf ihat part uf thr Civ Of
h. a- Iy lo numbers los. 800. 10. t2I and i25.
erected 'ho Iiut O. Cr5as GiaaNors
lH'le. H Craig Richie.
.crms vIr - 'I.r urJu 'hr premises. and ,Ar
.T 3l lm - Yu .n. fHv above named.
sarIsELI. Trustee
30 I.f |..ul . w..a.u I..rr 'fh,, m. -ltu.a
".nr..rEr.i r Room. H~.erl'. ...a. rgalg i.rf
OsI O.. 80. Slain afl... moss DOR i,re.p
ef1I U..l j..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

COukING STOVE ESJABEsHNENV-Tba
~ .1isrUuars beg leave % call the attention 81
rbSS hrrpgH in tu city and surrounding country. To
-, ,Sca.yc and very general gss1r;mout of cgakiac
fwr4 ,St larE-s.and most yanci, ihcv believe 10 bc
.iHf-.f $40 West of tho mountains. comprising
ar5 mos -I7 9Err n sizC and pattern. Of The latest
" O., ono n..-re9 S.1isi varying .u price from twcn-
Sfe,u g-,, fr.,cfpl sixty GollIr. and s8ifahlc for
aTBe Imr,y.1 I'D private Families.
iny Stoves. Lr.t MN V,sul Great Weston" Cook
icrl ariiclc. and n c-.ersr faucrus. O neat and gen.
The E1ftom cities. ilusuurgh and
n cbrap md bigGIy ,,i,,f5e i'm Cooking stove.
thing we hive seen l.ely-rocgnuHS over 'Hy
account d .tE ccasrWy. simplicity, autFH isfl 01
houfo keeper Asy .ng small nmili-t - ar ra.
Trial 70 rs'iul and .mT.rlgat auE.iinrri n iib- ~ .u
"Crut Patent or Elevated Air Heater" ih
curiosity, wultbvUi Cr1m.gaioU. Uj GsciJcdly
ii discovery. call aHj see o. Beside. many OIL
such o. Ao .TrDmmm. Jayne" apriCT-Yns and 81
forth. CIIBEKT-lN d. gLEEgs
mar