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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-24
WINGS OF HE UNION.

2 w ii1Uo OE liz GLNto
| I he DAYS of the adniinistra-
ton appear ~ be numbered
The handwriting of the peo-
lple is on the wall. But do
not forget that men opposed
TO the free institutions of this
country are in power. They
have all the Offices from Maine
to Louisiana filed with their
own hlrelings, whose support
depends upon their success i'm
the present political contest,
with men who have before
given evidence that thew
would do any deed TO per
petuate their power. They
have the whole revenues of
the country in their hands to
assist them in working out
their evil purposes.
The people, the freemen
ofihe country cannot there
fore be too much on theil
guard. There is every reason
TO believe that before the cleo
ton the party will adopt,
some expedient to defeat the
people. That which seems
most probable is the stop
page of Wing par ers of every
descrfr ton, and the circuIal
ton of false information til
deceive the people. State
ments of the death of Gen
Harrison or something of
the kind. Be it what il NAV.
we exhort you by your pat
riotism, your love of your fam
lies, your affairs and YOUR
country TO be on your guard.
Defeat them by expresses,
by meetings, by caution com.
bined with untiring energy.
1t will not be safe 10 give
credit to any thing, any re-
port, or any scheme of attack
that may originate within
four weeks of the election.
Once more, Wings keep a
sharp look out at the ballot
boxes. They will move heav
en- and earth 10 circumvent
and defeatus. Markthem web
at every turn and i'm every
way. Remember this. all
good and true patriots, re-
member this and impress it
upon your readers, all good
and true patriotic presses.
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DRAWINGS
Monongnlia Lottery. Class 8. drawn Oct Al 1san
81 II IL IS 3 IL l3 10 so sc 20 26
Lowest Puzc. $40.
Leesburg LntIery, class U. Oct. 5ih 1910,
81 30 : Is s. 81 - G.
Low cal prize SIS.
Leeshurg Lottery. class I Oct 9TH Is4O
90 o. - 10 - al 81 , 2 81 977
Lowest Prize So
Wellsburg Lottery. class 3. Oct l0.h 1910
II l9 30 o. l 43 IL 80 55 2S 60 81 81 sc.
Lowest prize $40
Wellshurg Lottery, class L. Oct. l2Ih 1870
81 III % ID IL As SO % 81 IL Is 50 81
Lowest prize, SIS
Wellsburg LOueTy. class :. Oct I4ih 1910
~ IL 80 80 25 81 IS III so Is
LowGsI prize SIS
WeIlSourg Lottery, class u. Oct. l7th 1910.
6S o. 10 50 IL SO 70 20 10 50 SIS
Lowest prize. SIS.
Monongalin Lottery. Class c. drawn Sept. 81. 1910
~ % Ii 81 81 81 60 IL Is Go IL ~
Lowest Prize So.
Monongalia Lottery, Class X. drawn Sem. %. 1910
% Ia oS 81 "a 40 90 IA I'll o. ~ 50 Sc
Lowest Prize So
petersburg Lottery. Class IL, drawn Sept &c. 1910
80 IL 4o 4 % CO - 10 81 I 81 SO y
Lowest PRIZE $40.
Monongalia Lottery, Class Il. drawn Sept. Is. 1910
"a IL il 20 Is SO 81 III 30 81 50 40
Lowest prize So
Monongalia Lottery. Class L. drawn Sept 80. Is4O
SO 30 20 81 20 l6 IL 80 50 AZ 60
Lowest prize So SO.
ID. = GREGORY & co.
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FOR SALE.
M~a The Steamboat WA COUSTA
h. @sbe has a first rate engine, and
.SSsyzitiii;sy-ssa strong hull. and will be sold
cheap for cash. Tor approved notes. running from
one 10 Two years.
For terms apply to VIM. Wells. Wheeling. or %
Walter Gregory % West 3rd ST. Cincinnati.
Her burden l25 tons-ligbt draught 80 inches
oct 22--6 W
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casks loaf sugar.
80 bbls N. o. sugar.
10 bbls Pittsburg crackers.
casks 4:h proof brandy
g. sweet malaga wine.
baskets champagne wine Low prce
i cask Holland gin.
100 bbs. no. Pittsburgh salt. just received ano
for sale by oct %. JCs RELY
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COR NEW ORLEANS

COR NEW ORLEANS.
4 ~n ME Steamboat GEORGE WASH.
zSS$sse..ccT Il INGTGN. Z. Il. Clarke. Ma,,et
will leave for ths above port on The r,t sue len, ri.o
OF water For freight passage apply 10 the Cao,s;n
on board or To FORSYTH. MOORE & CLARKE
n: B-PersonS wishing TO engage freight will please
apply SOON.
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TIE So~ York Express Of Thurldly .ay,-

The view York Express Of rhurlday saws
The operation u the Sub Treasury in Boston, =
now. % hes been here. The Officers of The Govern
ruent have become weary Of counting out specio-
and hrs merchant sends his check on the nav.
meni oil his Bonds marking the masgin aune ousr.
Ter payable 90 specie" though is AL payable in
pecie. The holder asks Cor II. evry body knows
\ Boston papor says that ull his uew arrangement
N ere "the tiuo Of the Cashier 81 the Custom House
Was az occupied in counting the specie brought in by
the merchants, and much difficulty has arisen IN ~
ccrinnlng % value. Sometimes % hos been taken
BY weight and s1meiisnes By late. The value Of a
sovereign 90 NapDieou has been sometimes one ihinE
and sometimes another; and the difficulty has been
iound ~ great Chat The collector has taken the rcspon
siqlry 81 issuing npco. that no specie y now ro
quFcd flr Government ducs.--and. further than th.
hat gUne sd Ir ~ 90 f-1ucst the merchants 20 make
their payments be- bank paper instead ofspoee"
tbis.H strikes us. b such an abanai0nmcnf on ths
spit add al The preionsJrs ~ The Law ~ must n,
rel fie attention OH fficads ,C.le AGmsr:r.t,,r
IN 90 neat Congr,a
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a. AvERILL.
BOfnAic EDhuslciSs,,

B0t0stic k'hySIciHlE,
Market Square, vest side next door TO
>, GnsRllhe =. oons, WHsStrse, "a. will attend
ness and fidelity. AL kinds Of Botanic mgjIcID.s
carefully selected and prepared with directions Tor
USING constantly on hand. sepl;-tf
ID ECrGFIED wHsKEY.-iOO barrels. Distilled
IL on the honJngahela, on hand and for sale by
sUg ~ NJ REILLY
A NPPEC ANOE JEANS.-Tho subscriber has ,,..i
Il received and offers Tor sale on moderate terms
hive pieces Sisubonyille TppeoauOo Jeans. different
Co. mo ~ RERRY H.. -!
oct 3-3t '''o''
NOflCE--1he firm OF r. W stoe kings Co ,,l.
~ dissolved on the 9Th July by mutual consent
All debts due said m yyaico were consractcd prs,f
Gus ~ The hrsi May last will DO paid 10 O. " S,Uc.
ug. Allcebs contracted Tor the sale Of g,ls SINCE
hey removed u the ROOM formerly Occupied h, it. 81
VI Bank viii bocollected by G. 4 s,taringcn
= W SrJCkING
SWEARINGEN
The business Of tho late firm ct =. vs. Stocking &
20 "ih be continued as heretofore BY the sabslfi1rf
81 their old stand No l3l Main Street
G.. X. SWEARINgEN
Wheeling September 23h Isio.
WESTERN RESERVE CHEEsE-IO c.5Is q
~ boxes prime new cheese just received and fJr sale
/ by july III SOLOMON hing
NOSilEN CHEGSE-2J UYs,s .ul-.rior gl.,T,f,
/ u Just received and for sale by NJ REILLY.
| "a EsfERN RESERVE CHEESE-I3 cIs5s
w asuperor Article jrsi received anil f,r aal,
% OCT NJ REILLY
Ia NRANBERRiEs.-5 barrel. received and f,r .al.
~ - SOLOMON KING Sc Wa.ef 81
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ASURGERH IL the person who misouk my Case
~ VI Surgical instruments Tor a Red Morocco pOoke
UOOk, filled with the neediul. will return the same
he or she may come masked. yelled or any other way
which shall suit their convenience for privacy. !
will ask no questions flr oonscienccs sake and will
give him her whoever may return the same with
Lhe instruments Complete for operato.) TWO coL.
LARS. A. AEERILL,
OCT IL l57. Markst SQUARE.
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81 the course of the discussion. Tecurnthe v-ho
V' '' inc 'cst d the Indians. seated upon the
sou.i. sptang 10 his feet. aud snsrly pronounced
Gen Harrison hdT. or what he had iIst said a n.
nc Indians oi his party followed tins movement oi
their ch'ei and by tone and gesture Indicated hos
ue purpose. Nearly all the Indians were nrr,ed for
4ose conflict whereas. not than about twenty n,
the whites had any sort OF arm. I was ,,snJ,ng =,
e osck "i General Gibson Secretary of the Terri,-
ry' VINO had been some twenty yesrs PRISONER .mong
me ohawnse Indians. and who. consequently knew,
.heh manners well; and heard him say 10 eu,ep.nt
Jennings. "IIave your men" (alluding 70 a Sergeapt.
command who were then on guari) Have vour men
ready-there is danger"
About the same instant. the Governor ro.e and h,d
The Interpreter tell Tecumlhe that The CnunciI ,
dissolved; tor ne would sit no longer with such a
scounoreL All believed that there was a nn,b,biIi
y OIL an attack from the Indians. aud have now NO
doubt there would have been had moi tb,. ,,i,;o 80
leeuinihe and the other chiefs been such with roIa
non 10 the Sergeants sunrd. 10 render ta,.i
ta'h thai they would fall in the OiIsot No man cnulJ
nave acted Nth more coOl. deliberate bravery than
Id Governor Harrison thus trying occa.ion snent
me evening" sud night Of this dreadful dav in b,.
"tniyi and though the Indians were encamped with
IN nall mile OF the house, Inere was not m him du
ring he whole ti'ne.the slightest indication of want of
courage huugh there was proyident and iudic;ny,
care taken To DO ready for night attack sbonIJ ono
nave been made by the Indians as was noo,ebe,d 4
would BE- the case.
lie goes on TO say Of Gen Harrison--
Iniry years ago. considered hun s1uaI m any
public man ut his years. and his public chnduc ,,n.
Doth IN tho camp and in tho Senate has siti,l.J me
That " opinion we'll founded II will h. JnrnI,
ihink' Ia Tx uPou any individual. who during The
a-' "ry years has co"nselled me more wisely acted
NOR" nrudeaIlv 49, ""~'.-"'i.- J
REAL, RI ESSINf. To bOTuFRS
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clerks Office of the IuttN svI., u"r ''ITt g lew
sud chanoafy for tho ULt o. Ia" IA tLe .'.DL -
Wi,sn + pttersor, sdr-l ni- re,or Of al ,rd
SINGULAR ho goods End ohs''els, shis tEo eittl,s
90 William 10 Bafor, dec'a e hi'o'"~-'
David Mycrle Ja,res y stsTs. Dsni.l Pare. Jso"D
Is. hI,T, au- iO,d g. Huvbe aid Ebsn-Isr AiS-
kinney, late high sheriff yi Ias eSVu1Y Il u 20.
The d,fendrn,s David Myt!e aud Jan es " ste,s
To- having SDettd thciT apleafaft a. gwen sei u
riiy according 10 The rct " s,iLly a. q ~. rbs
al tn, Court sndn apv'srnB ~ saiisi'c'oiy pact
ha 'ny are no iEhA6li aEts VI Sls NCc !nt EN,ata
On M I.n 81 tis COM snarts b, counsel, y ~
dercd q. " the ssit defendants DO trTesr EeIg
the first " Of the next Tall term of Sins courtCnt
hen appears 'ce give recUuty Tor ths Pc! fo e
the decree. IN his cause and die the, he
that a copy OF thu oI!or be iOrihNith 4 serted ~
son.e newspaper prin led IN tho city Of na,eug for
Two a. oh his sUecessiveI,' and POSED hi ths trout
door OF the court house "a OED county.
.'' Alex T. LAIDLEY. CI.,k.
ID. IAss for Colnp't. -. aug -
NlRGlNIA-ls eBASeEEY-In lie Circuit sUrosI.
or Court, Of Law aud Chsncsry for Ohio coHn'J'
OIL the Chancery site thereof
Moore, Clarke 8 Go. ComPlsinaats
Henri MoulJ ., NJ p.1.,5.,,.
Tho defendants Of the shove nasnti3n,d esu s..
HenES Mould and Peter Nuns, n viii tsko noiil,
that on iho l3'hdsy q Octoter next between jhc
hours OF o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock p. VI ~ tho
office Of George James EsquIGe IN he town II Zane
v,ie ~ me State Of Ohio the compliments Nil
On the 1874 DAY Of October next bot ~een tks "a No
hour, at the Office of ja.Ics : Wheat IN tho C!,y
VI Lecl ne the cornpiaInants will iHko the deost.
tons 81 Charles L.. StrOnz ana Others, u DO lesd
I 81 CNloyhS" on me hearing Of ths ssme CGuy,:
should the SAID dcposition no; tie comLl.toc ON th
nsy mentioned ~ Giher Of the said places tho "a
klhg thertoi WI be adjourned irom oAy 10 Gay Is
tween The same hours and II the same place
MOORE, CLARKE "a CO
ny James 3. w heat. their at'C!uty
mug 72-im
4 IRCJI.AR-AlAiWt ELL SEMINARY MAR,
~ lNEiLLE, OHlO.-Ajm Ia do we'll for nLatrv
eris worth DOING al all is ~osL DONG well; AID lean. a
( DO well.
1hslnsiituiion is n Female boarding school e,r
Quoted upon the Amwoll system tor mental and u,s-u
al learning. that affords a hame education in,r.sr,~
the general substantial branches of tuiiion which 9,
cites the requisites. end induce The useful aoquirenct-
OF Female literature and learning. not learning to IL
bour but in6orng To learn; with q government o,c.
mind and manners lenienily end strictly inlrcdG,.;
and maniained. and discipline ndueiye end not o.,
ercive applied with duty AID proprieiy on the et
cheney OF experienced under tho 81 esdiug influence
training up IA the nuTuTs AID GGrsonon OF god
ness by the Principal
a. WRIGHT
" B-Torms for board ord tulIion $50 To Slb3
per annurn' PAYABLE quarterly advance for Iurth .
particulars address ihEo' the posi- office l-s, pu.J-
Martins ferry.
M.riinsferry. Juno IS. lsin
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A REAL BLESSING TO MOTHERS.
DR.. WM EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP.
FOR CHILDREN CUTTING TEETH.
DR.. Wan. EVANS CELEBRATED CAMoMILE 81
APPELLANT PILLS.

Or. wm. EVANS CELEBRATED CAMoMILE &
APPELLANT PILLS.
II ME passage OF the Teeth through tho gums PRO
Il duees troublesome aud dangerous sym pIoms. II
known by mothers that during this process there is
great irritation III the mouth and gums Tho gums
swell the secretion Of saliva Is increased the child
sezed with frequent and sudden fits of crying, watch
starting IA the sleep and spasns Of peculiar parts
The child shrieks with violence aud thrusts
iIs hugers into its mouth. Ii these precursory synt
toms are not speedily alleviaIed. spasmodic eUnvul
SONS universally supervene and cause tho disco
luton Of the infant. MoIher who have their lItls
babes afflicted with these distressing symptoms should
apply EVANS CELEBRATED SOOTHING SYR.
Up, which has preserved hundreds Of infant. when
thought past recovery, from being suddenly attacked
with that fatal Inalady. con Vusions
A SeusrS Attack Of TseLsilg. ,0ih Summer Complaint
cared BY Ae injGAitLs Soothing Syrup. Of Dr. WV.
EUans.
Mrs. MPherson. residing at No. 8 Madison st. call
ed ioss days since at the medical office Of Dr. WuI
Evans. 100 Chatham ST. n. Y. and purchased bottle
OF the Syrup for her child. who suffering eXcrucia
ting pain during The process Of denItion being mo.
mentarlly threatened with commissions; It's bowels too
were exceedingly loose and food could be retained
on he stomach Almost Immediately ON its applica.
iion the alarming symptoms entirely ceased, and by
continuing the use Of the Syrup the gums the
els IN short time became quite natural. As a tribute
OF gratitude for the benefit afforded the child the moth
or game Of her accord and freely sanctioned pub
eiiy To the above. Pray be particular ia applying al
lOO Chatham street, there several cOunierlciIs
sdveriized No other place "a The city has the geuu
inc for sale.
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JAMES AND SAMUEL CnRlsrY

JAMES AND SAMUEL CHRISTY,
Natives of Ireland and supposed TO be residing
somewhere IN Ohio, Western Pennsy van;a or Western
virginia are requested. iF This meets their ove, IA
address letter to Mary WILSON also from Ireland
elu now residing al Bridgeport Belmont Co. OHIO in.
forming her where they may be found
Editors in the above named section Of the country
VIII confer great favor by publishing The above once
twice.
Wheeling, October ., 1870
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The Notes, Books, and Accounts Of A. Ioring.
from the list OF June 1899 23d of March Is4O. Al
50 the Notes, Books, aud Accounts Of > Rice from
2Oh of Sept. 1899 10 ats. OF De- 1889 transfer
eCto me, pr. contract the 2Ss II March 1910
by A. LofIng.
Tne said Notes and Accounts are guaranteed; IL Is
used IN their collection. From the great number Of
thess dema nds further notice be CIV en-It is
therefore expected tha' thOss interested will gov
p. w. Ste CKlNG
The above demands are placed IN the hands OF
A. Caldwell ESQ. for collection. p. w.
=
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.HtASSGNETTS. FLANNEI.S and JEANS-at
~ pieces for sale low TO close a consignment. ~,
SOLOMON KING
OCT 46 Water sirect .
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.NAN.9EERS, OFF, CE
D. g. Gregory 81 Co.
WHEELING. Va

Editors who publish for II. ;. Gregory
& Co. are requested to insert the follow
my schemes for October.
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TO PARENTS.

IL Is stated by eminent medical writers that at least
third Of the children in the Western port Of the
United States die from Ieeihlng aud diseases caused
thereby. Read he following:
a REAL BLESSING TO MOTHERS.
Dr.. Wm Evans ecl,brated Soothing Syrup fer Chill
| dren cutting their n eth.
This infallible hos we'd hundred Of children
when thought past recovery from conyulsions. As
son as the Syrup il rubbed on the gums the child
will recover This preparation 10 innocent. eff
sacious, and 80 pleasant. that child will refuse to
let It's gums be rubbed with IL. When infants are al
the age OF four months, though there il appearance
Of toeIh. bottle should be used the gums open
the pores. Parents should never be without the Syr
up IN ihs nursery where there young children oI
II child wakes ~ the night with pain ia the gums.
The syrup Immediately gives by opening the pores
and healing the gums, thereby preventing COMMISSIONS
4 Feyers, &c.
Buy only ofregular agents. as some stores sell SCUM
ierieiIs-Regular agents W. H. King. grocer Wheeling
James BuTley, & Co. Moundsyie A. ID. Clark, Fish
Creek Va. Il. 5. lIOlliway. smyrna. Ohia. Mr. Turn
bull. BOOKSELLER. Seubonville Isaac Harris No. l20
Liberty 81. Pittsburgh.
ENyIABLE DISTINCTION!
In the midst Of general. and in many instances
not uniounded prejudice against many Of tho medca
remedies Of the day. Dr. WIN. EVANS Pills have the
snviabe distinction of universal appreciation. They
are perhaps the only medicine publicly advertised Ihs
has the foil and unrsssrVed testimony Of medical mer
IA iis favor Il HOt Tie only which gives foil salts
faction 10 It's purchasers. DIR WIN EVANS has The
satisfaction of knowing that his
CAMOMlLE, OR TONIC PILLS,
are not only regularly recommended and prescribe,
by The most experienced physicians IN their DAHL
practice bot aso taken by IhOse gentlemen themselves
whenever they feel the symptoms Of hOse diseases
which they well know them ~ be efEcacious.
, Boy Or. EVANS medicines Of hrs SCENTS only a
some men sell eOunieries buy only Of regular agent,
Regular Agents are o. follows
i w II. kIng. Grocer. Wheeling James Burley, 4
Co, Moundsyie Va. d Clarke, Fish Creek Va
ko0t > HOliiway. smyrna Ohio. Mr Turnbul
bookseller Seubenvills. Isaac Harris Intelligence
Office Pitsburg
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sARGENTs POLITICAL REGISTER. FOR 1870.
UST received. being official Register Of the
70 vote cast IN the several and coune, for
President, Governor, Representatives Ssc. &c
oct 10. STEPHENSON & GARYOOD
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Az cDlCAL BOOKS-hiclniosli', Practice OF
W. Physic.Bil or tine Blood Dung esou's Medical
Dictionary. lnglesoa'. Humaa Physiology Inglesons
General Thersputio- Inglescn's elements of Hygiene
Kberlo's Practice. Green The skin JusI received
and for sale by STEPHENSON 81 GARwOOD.
june SO
HE RENTLISGEES AMERICAN HAIR DRES-
n SiNG.-Ths subscriber would respectfully ia
form his friends and the public generally thar lac has
opened the abeve establishment ut No 1877 Main IT .
tor the reception of all -hoss that will please to yor
ham with their custom.
n. Ii. Wigs curled ami frizzets made 10 order.
july 2-3'n SAMI.. BRENTLINCFR
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THNANNERS OLD barrels Tanner Blown
n OIL received Ibis day. For sale W
SOLOMON KING.
oct &C. Water street..
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EXCHANGE
COFFEE HOUSE.

HOPS-The highest market price will bee paid for
N n Hops, well cured. delivered At the Warehouse
Of tho subscriber Monroe street
oet6 w b. TYSON
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NJ'IT.E
VIE pnrncnhip heretofore exciting hetrs., H.
y suecuhcfstrsding underline hrni Ui Barr A R,I.f.
rs r1dilsrs. WIS This dny solved ~ tiutus -.
E.ihsr Cd ihe rartners IRE 1utL"rised io srui. -
denaoi The firm. AVA BARR.
WA 80. BOhB
n b A. Bor will continue The ss.laInr br.;,..--
m aI h' trsnci'es ID tho iaf- stand sl Ear 3 R,.
w r.vng hi' whole aucufon fo tie hps-ro.f,
'opcs o. f"te've liberal share ol pubic psfro-,..
10. RARp
q street Wheeling 1early spfs...e g. -.'in
un s''7r Nhc', ho viii 10 siyays vrs,ar.i ,...l
-aif. fn hH gfJtsfa. %sttu4
20 it-N
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Tn weckiy, aud forward Their accounts To this o.
flee. MARI The amount o. fret PIPER
n COklNG GLASS. Portrait q Picture Frame
n 4 manuiacturer.-Tho sub>criber respectfully an
forms the citizens Of Wheeling and vicinity. that he
has commenced. IN Connection with hrs former bzsi-
ness the Looking Glass. Portrait md Picture Frumc
Gliding DC. la all It's brauche-.-He has engaged Mr
JAS. Robinson. from the first manufactures D., New
York. whose workmanship Is mt, riUr in the
UuiOn. AMI is prepared Ia all orders that
line. lie will constantly keep hand extensive
assortment OF LOOKING CLASSES or every dcscrip-
ton, la Gilt and Mahogany and Fancy Frames Picture
and Portrait frames made TO order Old frames reglt
and Gliding nj every description done in the bos, style
July IL J w BRA NSTRUP.
Ar,.u Err parlavx
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TheatteDtion ofthe customers OF
ID. ). Gregory s. Co. is respectful
ly solicit' d to the following Brill
ant Schemes for October $40.
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Nashviil,lwhig s. Union, Will publish sIx mouth
Tri-w eckiy aud forward Their accounts 10 this o.
flee. MARI the amount o. fret piper.
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I5-bbla BROWN TANNERS OIL. on hand and
for sale by Octl NJ REILLY