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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-07-18
Postponed MI Bro Aiouua,
SHERIFFtS SALE

IustpOntu III OFu hUluaN.
SHERlFF'S SALE.
Needham BluLt, Returnoble TO Law
VS. pluf. Fl Ia renee Circuit Cuur
Levi Noble, 10 October Term,
1910.
LIE Y virtue Of the above stated Fl IA
lid to me directed, | will sell for
cash, at the Court House door in the
town OF Lexington, on the
First Monday IN July acat,
the following property. TO wil:-the
west half south west quarter of sec
tion 20, township i6, range cast.
Levied on as the property Of Levi
Noble, to satisfy plaintiffs debt and
cost. j. WYATT, Sheriff,
By j. ID. Williams, Deputy.
June 6, 3o-tds. Pr. fee $ll.
PROSPECTUS FOR THE
EXTRA GLOBE.
This paper will be published until the
Presidential election in November, 1910,
with one number alterNard giving The re
suit in detail and an index
Twentv-six numbers will he issued. 4
large surplus Of the first numbers viii be
printed; and all persons subscribing imme.
diatcly, whose names and money are re
ccived before that surplus shall be eAhaust'
ed, will receive all the numbers.
TERMs: One copy ST.
SIX copies
Twelve copies ~
Twenty-Five copies Il
and al the same rate Cor greater number
Mr.. Kendall, late Pest Master Gcner
all, will contribute to this paper until No
vembeT.
The names Of subscribers procuret
on this Prospectus, and the money, SHOULD
be sent directly to him, postage paid, o
through rosimasers, who are authorized
by the Post Office laws and regulations L
frank letters nritten by themselves, enclos
ing money for newspapers subscriptions
Bank notes current IN the section o
country where u subscriber resides, will b.
received, provided that they are not NOR
Than len per cent. below specie in value
4 No paper will be sent unless The memo.
be actually rcceiped.
June -, 81
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-07-18

NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.
TIT EITERS Of administration having
I'D been granted TO the subscriber, BY
The Honorable the Probate Court Of the
county Of Holmes, at The February term Of
said court, in the year 1899, upon the es,
tate Of Lewelen Lewis, late OF said coun.
~ deceased, this is to notify all creditors
Of said deceased. 10 present their demands
within the time prescribed by law, or
they will be forever barred.
THOMAS ROBERTS, Admir-
OF Lewcllen Lewis, Deed
April 4, 81 If
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-07-18
SiIEKIEF'S SALE.
Morton g. Nash
IS pl fl ia
Samuel Swisher,


MM X virtue Of the above stated execu-
I'D ton, 10 me directed, | shall expose
q sale 10 The highest bidder for cash, at
Inc court house door Of my county Oh the
3rd Monday in July
next, the following tracts or parcel o.
land, 10 wit: the east half north west quar-
Ter. north bali west halfnorip east quarter
section 10, and north cast quarter south
west quarter north quarter west hall south
east quarter south west quarter south east
onarlcr, south east quarter south wesl
quarter, section 8, township IA, range
ensi. and north half south west quarter
section A, township Ia. rungo 2 east.
Levied on us the property oIIhe deteno
ants Samuel Swiaher and jefferson fa
lheree, 10 satisfy The above slated execu
1 q
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-07-18

NOTICE.
VHyHE Undersigned having formed q
M co-partnersbip for trnnsacling q
general commission business in the City
or New Orleans, under Tho firm Of Halsey
e. Bell. Ono Of this firm, J.. nj. Bcll
will remain throughout the season q
Vicksburg, and will be prepared at al
times 10 receive coDsignments, and make
advances on Cotton. The Office is No
80 Banks Alley, New Orleans.
ABRAM A. HALSEY.
JOHN nj. BELL.
February 30, Is tf
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-07-18

~ LIST or letters ietnaining 10 tia Pot
lz-A oAicca Lexington Miss, Oh tho lstray Of
July ls4O, which il nottaken ont before the lei
day of Oct. next will De sent 10 the General Post
llfirn ne dnnd lniinra
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-07-18

TAX COLLECTIONS SALE.
will sell to the highest bidder for
cash before The Court house door Of my
cn,,,,y On The Ord Monday 10 August
next tho following Described W properly Y
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-07-18

SHINING WHEELS AND CLOCK
REELS.
FIXliE subscriber will keep On hand,
ID Spinning Wheels aud Clock Reels
of his own make, which he can warrant
Residence three miles north OF Lexington
w. ID. HERRING.
July l9 SO DIV
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-07-18
INSOLVENCY.

TMVHE undersigned commissioners on
Z the estate Of Sidney NJ Jeiiers de-
ceased, will meet on the fourth Saturday
in each month, lor the next, six months,
at the Office Of Fitzpatrick & Harris, for
the purpose Of examining claims against
said estate.
J. II. KILPATRICK.l
A. HAYS, Com'rs.
II. II. SPIVEY.
April III 90 tds
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-07-18


Atkinson VIM. lie Strand Mrs Susan
Archer 1hos u Lyons fsaacC
Avery u Lchr WIND
Anderson Tyre, &co Lewsiire VIM w
Anderson McLrndon Bite
1tldrsc hds Marshal Jas 9
Buckley liza Miss MorlsonJ II
bullock WIN Money L
BTney AlarsNtt Moody BERNARD
Bamwell Mamy = N
Brett Rot Miehaux w w
Bell isich'd U Monlgomcry L NJ
R,rd W " Messer VIM
Burgess Jno VI Meek lsuuc
Bnrkhcad III. Mcmel Allen
Bullock Mrs Elizabeth MasCn
Brown Fllos Morrison Aaron
Ballard .lno Montgomery Robt
Bell Elisha Mctlelon
Butler Mary Morrel N p
Benjamin Calvin McMorrel Jos
Hucklcy Eliza - Moor Jane
Brcwci Wm. Mctray Andrew
Bcnll Mrs sarah Met lennon Jno
Bell II Il Moore John
Burncy Jos Money
Brown } + Nifty Charlotte
Bsall Jno Morgan +
Black Rev J : Motdy u a
Biliingsly II No'soil John
Bromn w G Noble Amanda
Beall 0 Nelson Sam
Courts w T Oslcsby Z g
Campbell X Price L
Campbell Andrew Preston l.
Crabtrce Benj 2 Fteock Stephen
Cope Stephen Polk Geo
Coyington G. Eco Prnden join
Coyington Jos Paxton a n
Cooke Jos ua Pomery Btni
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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-07-18

jackson, this sixth day Of
Jane, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight
hundred and forty and Of
the sovereignty Of the State
Of Mississippi the twenty
third.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-07-18

AZ LIST of leilcIs remaining ~ the Post
lSAA Office nj franklin Miss. On the Isl day Of
July 1910, which il not taken out before the LIST
Iday of Oct. next, viii be sent 10 the Posi- Cllice
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-10-21
VERMONT TELEGRAPH.
BRANDON. WEDNESDAY, ocT. q, 1910.
THE coNvENTIoN.

The Sixteenth Anniversary Of the Yer
mont Baptist State Convention was held at
Bristol on Wednesday and Thursday. the
l4th and 18th instant. The weather was
fine, throughout-the roads good-the at
tendance full. Below is a sketch of the
proceedings There is no room for COM
ments this week The doings in connec-
ton with Anli-Slavery are necessarily de-
ferred until next week.
Bristol, Oct. 14th, 1910.
The Introductory Sermon was deliver
ed by brother J. w. Sawyer, from Gene
sis 40: 10.
aThe sceptre shall not depart from Judah, nor q
| lawgiver from between his feet until Shiloh come
and unto him shall the gathering of the people be.
A collection was taken up. in aid Of the
/ funds of the Convention, amounting to
$3.50.
Brethren J. NJ. Graves and G. A
Thomas were appointed Committee t.
obtain roll Of the Convention.
Brethren J. Ten Brooke. D. Packer
and ]. d. Farnsworth were appointed ;
Committee to appraise goods.
1 Voted, to invite brethren from abroadt Z
seats with US. and the following name
) were entered:
: From Boston Association. J. w. Par
ker.
From NeU York Gig. Benjamin N
Hill. Delegate from the American HON
E Missionary Society.
From Homer. Cortland Co. N. Y, AL
E fred Bennett, Agent Of the Baptist Boar
4 Of Foreign Missions.
/ From Nsw London, N. H., Reube
'-lsawyer.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-10-21

ing nd protracted illness of more than
tlvo months, during which she expressed
unusual resignation to the will of God
She said that her prayer had been that
her health might be restored, and her
mind filled with the light and presence of
the spirit OF God. TO prepare her for his
holy will, whether to live or 10 die
Dizziness and diseased state of the d.
gestiye organs kept her in her room for
some weeks after which she rode in the
open air often; and even with the last is-
ing sun she rode two miles, rested an hour,
returned, and Ia three or four hours after,
the brittle thread of life was sundered.
One thing | will relate from her lips, af-
ter she believed that her exit from this
world was near. IT'S this" After the
revival in this place, Thought it wrong
TO meetswith those who spent the time in
mirth and youthful vanities.-But some
did, who had united with the church
and | thoughtit no worse for me.n How
tender the mind. when the spirit of the
most High is felt in the heart
Sweet is the peace that Jesus gives,
When all around is dressed in gloom;
IT'S sweet to know the Savior lives,
When friends are hurried to the tomb,
And those we love are snatched away
Like flowers that wither in a day.
The Lord knoweth what is best for US,
though we understand not his particular
designs when the mild. the promising for
usefulness, and the lovely flower of our
friends are removed, by death. The Lord
is good, both when he gives. and takes
away. No Affections for the present are
joyous. Com.
Printers in NJ Y.s& Ohio. are request
I ed &c.
--Th writer once spent an afternoon where
most were professors but had not zeal or faith to
speak of practical piety, for some dsbeleved, and
others might think it superfuous, at that time.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-10-21
N O TIC !.

The ADDISON Co. MINISTERIAL CONFER
ENcE adjourned to meet in Middlebury, the
fourth Tuesday in Dec, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
Exercises to be public, except criticisms.
Brother Gale, introductory Sermon,
(written.)
Skeleton, brother Fisher, Cor. g: Is.
Exegesis, brother Delany, Cor. IA "a, 35.
brother Ten Brooke, Gen. 8 "a.
brother Harvey, Luke 16: 9.
brother Wright, l Cor. Z: IA.
brother Flint, THUS 2: Is.
brother Jones, Eek. -: "a.
brother Thomas, Rom. 8: Pop.
Passages 70 be reconciled
Brother Bryant, Prov. &c: 4, with Prov:
26: 5.
Essay, brother Church, At what date did
John write the book of Revelation
Essay, brother Kingsbury, What is the du-
ty of a church In relation TO Its members
who have been for long time absent2
Essay, brother Johnson, Does the written
and preached word possess Divine ener-
gy, aside from the influences of the Holy
Spirit2
Essay, brother Murray, Peace on Earth. j,
Essay. brother lde, On the best method OF
| promoting the benevolent objects Of the
day.
Brother Thomas, Sermon, al 6 o'olocks
Up. nj. By order Of the Conference,
/ A. HARVEY, Clerk.
/ Bridport, Oct. 5, 1910.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-10-21
From Knos0lspilIe, n. Y. Isaac Saw.

From Hampton, N. Y. A. D. Low.
On motion of G. A. Thomas:
Resolved, That, for the present session,
the members of the Board of Managers be
considered members of the Convention.
The Committee Of Arrangements re-
ported. Report accepted and adopted.
Appointed brethren ]. M. Graves, v.
R. Hotchkiss. and S. Hutchins, Com
mitteeto nominate Board Of Officers. for
the ensuing year.
Appointed brethren E. Hutchinson. B.
Burrows, and w. G. Johnson. Commit
tee to recommend place fer holding the
next session of the Convention.
Appointed J. A. Conant and N. T.
Spfague. a Committee TO Audit the
Treasurer's Account.
Adjourned, for one hour. Prayer by
brother Angler.
Afternoon.
Convention called to order by the Mod
orator. Prayer BY brother II. .. Hodge.
The Committee to obtain Roll of the
Convention reported, and the following
names were entered:
From ASSOCIATIONS.
SALISBURY, S. Hutchins and j. w.
Sawyer.
Wiadham County, NJ. Frary and L.
Hunlley.
Vermont, D. Hascall, E. Hurlbut, V.
R. Hotchkiss, s. Mears, and H. NJ. AL
len.
Addison County, A. Harvey, v. Church,
A. Kingsbury, J. K. Wright, and J. Ten
Brooke.
Woodstock, DPacker, E Hutchinson.
Barre, Huntington, J Clement.
. Danpille, s Dawson, A Angler, B
Burrows and J Baldwin.
Fairfield, o w Babcock. H D Hodge,
J ID Farnsworih and Crissey.
Onion River, G Ingraham, M Bee.
man.
FRoM CHURCHES.
East WindsOr, J Fl Cotton.
Hinesburgh, A Beecher.
Bristol, S Gale.
Grafton, D M Crane.
Whiting, H Foster, S Brown.
Bridport, S Smith.
Monkton, G Dean.
Plymouth, A Edison.
OrWel, Ichabod Higgins, Horace Hig
gins.
AndoDer, Robert Myers.
Weybridge and Nep Haren, Increas,
Jones.
/ Cornsc0ll, E Foot.
| Johnson, G B Taylor.
/ Stanstead and HALEY, L C z Whit
ney, E Mitchell.
] Brandon, J Powers, D Avery.
/ Shaftsbury,J w Sawyer.
Charlotte, Amos Clark.
| Burlington, G Benns.
Addison, r Bryant
| Ddnville, Stillman Fisher.
/ Rutland LadieS Society, A Howard.
On motion of brother ]. d. Farnswortt
Resolued, unanimously, That this Coz
yention request the Executive Commute
of the American Baptist Home M;ssions
ry Society TO send into this State the
General Agent the Rev. John Peck TO /
! Dor for some four or five months durin
It the ensuing year, under the direction
. the Executive Committee of said Hon
5 Missionary Society, and the Board Of tn
! Convention, in soliciting and obtainir
e funds in aid of the several objects of Ii
: Convention, and of the American Bapt
). Home Missionary Society.
.. Music from the Choir.
The Committee to nominate a Boa
of officers for the ensuing year report,
r and the following officers were elected :
e D. PACKER, President.
(. l s.s.s, Vice Presidents.
81 G. A. THOMAS. Cor. Secretary.
i w. G. JOHNSON, Recording Secreta
- w. KIMBALL, Treasurer,
J. d. FarnsUoTth,
I. s. Fletcher.
= A. Angler,
to S. Griggs.
J. P. Skinner.
- j. CoaGnt, n
- ID HdscnU AiuSsSeo.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-10-21
OBITUARY..

Elsey Whitman, daughter Of Abaai g
Hannah Whitman, died in Londonderry,
Aug. 22nd, aged Is years, after llnger'
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-10-21
D I = D

D I ED,
At Haynsyille, Alabama, on Saturday morning,
Doth ult., after painful sickness, GEoRGE R.
WRIGHT, Printer, formerly member of the Insti-
tuition in this village, in the Goth year of his age
In Orwell, the 18th inst, MARY, relief of Matl-
ew Buell., aged 100 years.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-10-21
The License Law:

II will be seen, by referring 10 the do
ings Of the Vermont Baptist State ConVen
ton, that that body has adopted resolu-
ton, beseeching the Legislature OF YER
mont to repeal al e1isting l0'os IN th's
State, Licensing the sale Of Intoxicating
LIQUORS as drinks 1t is proper to state
that the vote was perfectly unanimous
nemiue contra disceate
rCoRREcTIoN. In brother "C's !"
article, on the first page. near the middle
of the first column, instead of $. heart-sick
ening dissensions," read misunderstanding
dimensions.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-10-21
tending cafclmS stances.

To CORRESPONDENTS letter has
been received from Gerrit Smith, which
shall appear next week. Brother Wait is
not forgotten. Three more communica-
tions have been received from " A. Fl. Fl. =
which shall appear as soon as convenient.
Other things on hand shall have early at
tention.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-10-21

title writer once spent an afternoon where
most were professors, but had not zeal or faith to
speak of practical piety, for some disbelieved and
others might think it superfuOus, at that time.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-10-21

Voted, TO suspend business, to give
place for the proceedings ofthe Bible So
ciety. and Sabbath School Conference.
Resumed business. Adjourned. TO meet
tomorrow morning at half past 8 o'clock.
Prayer by brother J. Baldwin, Music
from the Choir.
Thursday morning, half past s.
Convention called TO order by the Mod
orator. Prayer BY brother A. Harvey.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26
PATEVT MEDICINES.
A BOUT BRANpRKDTH's PiLLS.-


- They have cured since their introduction to
the United States. probably near 10000 persons
Of consumption, Influenza, colds indigestion. dys-
pepsia, al sche amos ense Of ful IN The back
pat al the mead. usually the symptoms Of ipoplcxy,
laundlee, fever and a.sue. bill US, scarlet typhus,
yellow, and common fevers % all klods /; asthma,
gout rheumatism, nervous diseases, hscr COM
plant pleurisy, inward weakness depression of the
spirits, rupures lnIlamatJu, sore eyes, fits. pasey
dropsy, small pox, measles, Group, coughs, whoop-
ing cough guinssS, ohoiic, cholera morbus, gra-
vel, worms dysentary, deafness ringing noises an
the head, KING EVIL; scroina. erysipelas or SAINT
Anthonv's hre, salt rhoum, white swollings ulcers
some OF thirty years standing. cancers, tumors,
swellcd feet aud legs, piles. cosuveness, all erup-
Mons OF the skin particularly rng worms, igh!i9l
dreams, female complaints of rery kind especial
ly DISTINCTIONS. relaxauons, &c.
Although u will only be five years next Nav since
The first Office was established 10 New York, yet
IN that time have sold over nine miliors Of box
es, and have now seventeen offices for their eNciu-
sNe sale, at least one IN every urncl al city OF the
1 Union, at al expense of near Forty Thousand Dol
lars per year. And with the expenses of advertising
| and other iucidentals, this sum was a little over
One Hundred Thousand Dollars fof the year 1885
some idea may be formed of How the IN. dicine 1,
! appreciated from these iacts-They are indeed th,
greatest blessing that ever yet has been bestowed
ON man.
! suppose a hupdred volumes might he e led with
ceriihed cases of cure solely by BiandIeih's Veg.
table Universal pills, on all the above mentioned
appearances of the Only One Disease all really pro
ceednS from Impure Blood. The following case q
ulcer deserves attention:
Mrs. Clark, of Tlbury street, Brooklyn for four
entirely prevented her from using that hand
o'ntments OF AL sorts and many purifying medl
iues were made use Of. but were OF no avail unit
The Bfsndreth PILLS were ustd-wolch IN months
made 2 perfect cure. IL ~ now nearly four YEAR
SINCE THIS cure was ELECTED, and has never beet
advertised b FORE although have had liberty 10 d,
Nv agent in BROOKLYN. Mrs Booth, Of a Ful,o,
street Knows Mrs CLARK. ant can speak from he
own knowlc ge, ofmauy similar cases. cured solel
by the purifying powers Of these truly celebrates
Pills.
although Counterfc;ing Druggists continue {,
ldveriise Brandreth's Pl,lsnn their windows, we
remember that IN all -ascs you viii be certain 10 b.
! IMPOSED oS NJ A CoUSTEbFEIr
If YOU PURCHASE alta DRUG lists STORE
| - My own Offices IN New Work
2il Broadway. between Murray street and Parl
place. nearly opposite the City Hall.
Philadelphia office. No. 9. North Sih street.
Baltimore office. OF Light and Mercer sfeet.
Pittsburgh office. No. l26 Wood street.
/ STEPHENSON & GARVOOD. (succcsSors 10 4
Y X. FisheF.) are the ONLY authorised Agents 70
! WHEELING. Va. oct RI 6m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26

n AiIlsiSO.s y SPisCiflI GIN MEM
- ~ For the cure Of White Sweilings. Scrofnlous
and other tunors; Ulcers Sore Lexis, old and fresh
nations, SealI Head, wonen's Sore Breasts Rhen-
matte pn ,s, Tet!ers, ErrrpTens. Chilblains,
Whitiows, Bhes, COrns, and External Diseases
generally IL ishkewise greatly superior To any
medicine hersiCfo discovered for the chaf;ed
backs aud limbs of horses for nag worms, chap
val thai may fall to the lot Of nah or beast
The proprietor has received at least thousan nd
certificates and other documents IN favor Of his
"Speeiic Ointment upwards of hundred of " h,ch
were written by respectable members of the Medi-
cal Faculty, and IN selecting from this pile the
following SAMPLES, he was governed more BY their
breviy than their coaierts they allsbreathe the
same spirit OF eu'osy and satlsfaction.
BosroS, Jan. I. 1897.
me two hundred boxes of ointment by the mo Il i'm
mediate conveyance, and without regard to the ex-
pfnse oil carnage, rs am quite out, aud much ~
want oft You know my estima ton II YOUR in.
valuable discovery, and therefore shall only add
a"ni, and established IN the opinion. that u il
superior to any remedy extant for external dis
CHARLES p. EMERSON, VI. d.
| AIBANY, July 9, 1897.
To Doctor Harrison Sir. I use your; Spec Il,
Ointment IN my pracuce and cordially recon- me nc
Z as most efficient reneSy for Tumors, Ulcers
White Swelilngs, StTotIla, Rheumatic Pains
Chapped Face, Lips and Hands, and for gcn"re
ex ernal complaints. l write this al the request %
"A your agent here who furnishes with the artlc
aud am pleased TO have II in my sowor to awlr,
honor 10 merit.
RUFUS II. BEACH VI. n.
| BRooKLIS, n Y. Oct %, 1888.
Dear SM-My danl liter, a girl of fourteen, wa
s,diy afflicted with a complaint that physician
term a scald head and fearc 4, lndepeadant of ev
| cry other evil she would be bald IN consequence
| BY the Tecomm- ndatl5n, however, of the Rev. Nh
Perm, applled your ON tmsnt 10 the afflicted par
and thank God that my child is now entirely r.
covered from the disease, and Is getting her hai
as fast can be expected. he cure was eleciet
~ rather less than tao months. during which tim
I used fve ,llars Of ointucnt had spent upward
II one hundred dollars during the previous thre
years, without ans benefit whatever.
MARY howard.
The above invaluable Ointment is for sale by
JAMES BAKER,
! >. CRU NSACKEI. aud
NJ CIAPtINE, Nheeli 81,
And bv all the principal Druggists IN Pittsburgh
| Nov. 81. 1889.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26
To HOUSE. KEEPERS.

EeERSONS about 10 Commence house-keep ping and
n those already ut 1t. DESTROYS of avsilin. them
1Iyes Of The facilities for so doing woulo
hld q to their advantage 10 call at our
COOKING STOVE AND HOUSE FURNISHING
ESTABLISHMENT,
aud purchase one of our cheap Cooking Stoves. 10
geiheT with all the other necessary articles of ktch
IN furniture
Experience having taught those who now use
them that stoves are decidedly preferable 10 the
common kItchcn grates and fire places on the scor
both Of economy and convenience, new BEGINNERS
would 90 we'll 20 profit by their CNper euce and sup
ply themselves with complete cooking appai atus ~
once.
We have various sizes and patterns Of cooking
stoves and every description OF wares which W,
N sell very low for cash, to those who dCs II
a liberal credit will be given.
mar "a CULBERTSON & GREERS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26
BA AIMS

4 IL NEW STOCK, AT VERY REDUCED PRICES.
"a by the piece yard p. w Stocking & Co.
are again IN the market with entire new stock If
staple and fancy DRY GOODS, recently purchased
in the Eastern critics
Their stock comprises every article Of Ladies' and
Genilemens wear. They receiving and open.
ing their goods at the large Brick Store Room. No
lSl; Zanes Row, lately occupied by the NJ. g. NJ.
Bank Of Wheeling
They respectfully invite the attention Of their friends
and the public generally, to their New Stock with the
assurance that they will only find bargains but
very great bargains, IN word, as cheap he cheap
est, for Cash.
may