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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-13
DR.. ELLIOTT,
OCUtIsT AND OpITHALMlC SURGEON,
400 R.ccdtcot r,,-aer If Ditqnf street.

OCUIIsT AND OPITHALMIC SURGEON,
800 broadway, cruer Of Duane street
Co, ia practice
DISEASES or THE EN- L OPERATIONS THERE.
~ ON, (when requirsdD a., ",
DR. r. Office hours iron 10 To O'CLOCK Mohuay Neu-
nesdav. Frdav, aud till ION saturday
Dr.. WESTMACOTT " in Attendance daily, sundays en-
cep,edO also Dr. Eetts patents during his absence
The poorer class will be atndedo from halpast 70
o'clock. =, -, 49,.
N n Dr. Elliott will remove VI May to 7si broadway
Entrance IN Warren street myzs-Nls-
pIANOFoRTEs boston Pianofors Of celebrated manu-
rs,atm. IORING WATSON, iA Pearl II.
IIyARREN's HORSE POWER THRhshlNG MA
w CHIMES long known the cheaest and besI IN USE war
ranted 20 hresh bushels oats d and ~ pro
portion. Prices and two horse povsr $50 ana S's
Also superior Hand Power Machiies, warraeo 10 1es"
five bushels per hour. Price $40 rttoNhs
For sale by - =, Z. l.. 4 ~ ~ Vo.L
maiasr IFS Nassau srte.i Nc" lO'N
CiXTH WARD MEETING.-The citizens OF ths sls, =,
- Ward onposed to The present Mae Laws will meet at
Dunn's sixth Ward Hotel on Moudsyeyenng the e'n nst,
seven o'clock lake into alton the mos PROPER
course TO be adopted to effect reform nereo mas
BOARD wANTED-A gentleman . in want Q, s,nele
ID ROOM with breakfast and tea near the rarh' 's 81
w., Al this office. "'' '"'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-13

BROADWAY CIRCU STHJS EVI NI,T/, =, -
~ Performances '-4''-~o, march 10 the
Grand Waltz and MinueE ntres. v,,,,; !, =, .
a. ,bs Idia 49, Mr.! "a" allader and Spencer; MIR Col.
his Pupil Pelham and Sween NJ, W HiSasS oy Jao Smith,
the Brazilian Apa. ~ " e''' WIZ appear az Jo-
Doors open at 81; periormses comm.r.. ., -,
Boxes so cents; Fit, IS cent Ut CLOCK
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-13

By tbs IL appears they have decreased their circulation
Ssaooo They have therefore, stood nearly in the rcs
ton in which they suspended regard to the currency, While
the, have become indebted the other banks very largely
and verc therefore the only which paid interest This
amounted To- $1,000 Of which the let class received $3.50
and the al class sgO which u the proportion la which the
have increased in each Now these figures given
BIZ the United States Brink order to attach blame To those
banks IN which the postes have increased; but " very evil
dent that this is a matter which the banks have no con-
troll but arises entirely from the want OF confidence caused
m IN. acts Of the United Bank The Of depo
sites have kent them idle because they afraid 10
them The IT, s. has decreased its deposites and post
n,,.s he raVm.nt si7aOoo
This amount has not been renvosted but has lain DEPOSIT
IN IN. other hanks and those Institutions charged with
withdrawing il from circulation; and because they partake Of
the general want Of confidence the United States Bank and
refuse 10 receive her marked checks or bills they are accused
of aud zeal ouses The whole statement shows at a
glance recarous position in which The United states Bank
AVID ard stands they dcrediled by the public and
Tho other hanks and are in fact in process Of dudaop their
ia daily and fast they pay their liza
bss the proceeds are placed with such other banks as will
tai, ber bills This s Increasing the amount Of their
interest money and unless they convert those balances i'm
redi,,,y due into time bonds and by resuning specie
us restore confidence aud call out the bills Of the other
hanks they will inevitably perish by slow degrees unless the
general bankrupt step. and closes them at once The
opsron Of law the ground Of the constitution which
-. institutions in regard to their liabilities the
e;,s individuals II eaectusllv euaize the
A,,, from Montgomery, dated 0sth inst says Yeser-
A. on, new Board Of the Montgomery Branch Bank con
and their first act 10 spend specie payments"
~ tuu,ve branch the Alabama Bauk ~ now the only
branch that pays specie
TIL N;..;ppi Legislature have rejected the bill to cancel
M a. 900 600 by the State TO the Union Bans Iss WI
| have a good effect the liabilities Of the concern
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-15
TNo THE NERVOUS DEBILIrATeD-DR

TNo THE NERVOUS & DEBILITATED-DR
Il EVANS TONIC PlLLS--The powers OF r
vans Csmoinile Pills such. that the pAlpia,ng
he art. the temulous hand the dizzy eye AMI
tho auitering mind. vanish before their effects
Ike norous vapors before the benign influence OF
the morning snn They have been long successfully
used for the cure Of Intenon together ith fovors
OF the irregular nervous kind, accompanied with via
ccral distractions.
This tonic medicine for nervous complaints. gen.
eral debility. Indigestion and in consequence, as want
ofappctir dstension Of the ST mach, acdiy; unplea
ssn taste in tha mouth rumbling noise in the bowels
neryops symptoms, lansuor, when the mind becomes
irritable. desponding thoughtful melancholy. and do
iected. Iiypochondrocsm. consumption, d,mnes- OF
Tsh delirium. aud all other Affections ihsse
pail. viii produc. safe and permanent cure.
Evans Pills rsl introduced in America in 1895
Beirars Of C1uafe-fei'.--CAurioS.--B particular
in purchasing 70 see that the label VI this Medicine
contains notice Of its entry according Act Of Con.
srcn. And be likewise particular in obtsnng them
st 100 Chatham st., New-York. from the regular
agent: WM. IL. KING, Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-15
q w q q a T.

sjNEANS.rAMILY AFERiENr PILLS are pnr,
IL " vegetable. con used with o., ,STrc,es, ,tsc
'on science and VI art; they never prjdaee nnrssa
and aied 10 the following diseases which
arse from Impurities OF the blood, vix.-Apoplery
Bilious affections Coughs. Colds liberated soro throa,
Scarlet Fever. Asthma, Cholera. Liver Complaint.
diseases OF the kdieys and Bladder Affections pecu
liar 10 fomacs and all those diseases of whatsoeyer
kind. TO which human nature 10 subject where the
stomach is affected.
CONSUMPTION. COUGHS. & COLDS. Nervous
diseases, liver complaint dyspepsia bilious Diseases
P,iss. ulcers female weakness. and all cases Of hypo-
ehondrncism low spiri,s papaiion OF the heart Nor
'ous irrabili'y nervous weakness uor slbus seminal
weakness. indigestion. loss Of appetite gen.
srai debility, bodily weakness chlorosis or green sick
ICES. ilatuleney. hystercal fnngs. Mysteries head
aches. hiccup sickness night mare. rheumatism,
lsthma. TIC doSoureu1- cramp, spasnoiic affections.
md those who are victims 10 that excratating
disorder. Iour.w find rslef from their suherings By
a course. of DIR. Evans medicine. .-, go
. BepGre IF Counter ftitG--CAUTIoS: Re- particular
IN purchasing TO that tho label of ihi. Medicine
contains notice Of its entry according Act Of Con
sress. And be likewise particular i'm obtaining them
al 100 Chatham street New-York. or from the Rkou-
LAR AoESrs. VIM. H. KING, Hleeling
nov %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-15
GREAT HARRISON RALLY

SgXA The LIarrifon tssociatio- Of W1,el.
Sk0 ING Mechanics will rect At the City
~ y Hall on Friday evening. Ito morrow
HTy The TiPpecanoc Club. and all other
wings are invited 10 attend. where We
can congratulate ourselves upon the gratifying triumph
Of Republican principles shown in the result Of the
recent elections. w. d. WILSON. S.c'v
ocf le
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-15

NEW COUNTERFEIT Stale Bank Of InIisna
D. letIor B-Braneh At y.ucenucs ani probably other
branches Signed BY 5 Merrill president 4 John Ross
Cashier--daed n; Indianapolis. 1T Jlnusty. l53J--
The vigneue " drove o. cattle resting under Tree
The fore ground. rail road tram IN the ds'acs
On the lei end j. the figure "fa female uiung witt
scroll IN her hard and wheel ~ her slds Their,
- n" genuine plate q The bank bearing any resrrn
bsnce to this counterfeit. but the fncuc,s OF s cugra
wing being much hyperion TO counierictts generally
might lead many 10 suppose that Il was a new penu
inc plate Of the Bank. This counerfeit has jus, cef
put IN circulation IN Wheeling and Il would be vel
Or our community 10 be IN the lo,k ont
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-15
BOW wow wow,

The New York Standard. Loco Foco paper cos.
Isins this paragraph:
"For William {. Isivss. we have nothing but tho
long and searchRs hiss Of sovereign contempt a,
STATE. and as Democratic people"
Mumsord. aeusiOm house hack. paid $500 sye.r
from tho peoples money q, 10 the dirty work OF par.
". hissiHg hi' eOntfmEa AbsOrdsry can 60 no far.
Their!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-15

DISSOLUTION.
TWNHE partnership lately sIisiing under ne STYLE
and frm Of Hurdle 4 Potts and carrying on
business IN the AoUrng mill lately occupied BY }
Jnnkh IN Ne city of Wheeling. u this day Dissolved
~ mutual cyn,snt The business will hereafter b.
carried on BY g. W Hurdle 81 the old stand.
g. w HURDLE.
Wheeling Juiy ooh. 1910
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-15
TlR WILLIAM Ev,s-% .sesrufNc SYRUP

nR WILLIAM EvtN~s -Srs3GUfNC SYRUP
IL roR CHILDREN s4'EErInNs.-rREsAsE b
~ HIasELF--1s Ml.As-s and !Nsr-es Eae passage
ii the teeth through Tia gums rrsuc- Troublesome
and dangerous symptoms. II i. known BY mothers
bat thsre great rrt icn Ia the nna'h AMI sun-du-
az this process The eua,s sSell. tina -e"SstVIu Of
ac saliva is INCREASED 1.-The child seized with frequent
lal sudden fits of crying. watching. starting ia its
leep ani spasns of peculiar parts the child shrieks
th extreme violence and ,hrusis its fingers into s
mouth Ifthsse precur>,Ty symptoms not speedily
sievia ed spasroiic convusions universally super
rene and the dissolution OF the infant
mothers who have their l,tle babes afflicted with
-he,e distressing synptons woad apply DIR. William
ev,n. S,o,hin, Syrup which has preserved hundreds
f,afanis vhen thought past recovery from being sud-
snly attacked with that fsst,i mslady. convuisons
BsusIrs Of Coua,erfsits.-CsrrIos' be p'rneniafh
srehasinS 20 see that the label Of This Medicine con-
AIM notice ofis entry secotiinS tn act OF Congress
lsd be likewise particdlas in US'"si;ns them al 100
nathan 81. New YORK Or from the regular agents;
wM H. KING, iSwstsr at Wheeling.
St,xenSon A. NsalrEParke rs0urg nov IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-15

BLOWING HOT AND COLU-The Rirf,m1-4
Enquirer publishes certain votes given by Mr. Web
sier N l5l2-l3 10 prove that ~ was opposed TO the
war THIS, we suppose Is done with view OF show.
ing that the ancient Dominion should MT conGde in
Mr. Wehsier' who IS expected % visit Richmond Nv
invitation on the 9TH Of Octorbcr 10 D. certain that Al
one ptnod. when the question was up. both M Wed.
sier aud Mr. Van Buieu opposed the war" It's not
less certain that both Mr. Webster and Mr. Van Bo
rem supported the s1mc candid1te lgr the Presi.reg
90 lol2-ihc candidate opposed 10 Mr. Madison m
doing ~. aud 5cinc opposed % the war Ne presume
thcy both acted .Y-sstcutv
Bui where b. lIe consistency OF Tho Richmond r ~
quiref which would deny even ahclrYgr q, Mr.
Webster. because boo Opposed the vHy" 4 .,sYff gf
coufoe the Presidency Go Mr Van Elrcn. who AN.
opposed the ~ supporting OBJ, peace parry can
ddatc, In opposition iD Madison The E1lursf urgc.
20 against iniIyidrl looking ,r n1ufse but lar.i,
proposing % visit rii Virginia that b. ao5yy-rB fbr
var aud therefore should not boz cordially welcomed
nor his political principles BE- confjgd n; while sno
ohef individual. iu ofi-r. the same category N
10 'the war. t. olfncs,y urged. by tls same Erggr
er. upuD this .1rie ri Virginia. f- fl candidate ia
reelection q. The wonderful consistency Il The
Richmond Enquf,f 10 1pgosss Nir Webster f,r hty
. ing hcgn "0pprssd io iic war" So 90 srppars Ne
Won Blrau who also opPp.cd enc war. iud rat. tr,
against WIN I Harrison 81 Do u1i DlJ surrfr,ei -ir.
war bot wbJ llra active, Imlu.tsut AMI ..ril.,
/ part ,1 the srsgs'' How rtn Hp us5p,e rf.fI I'D.
r I,s F'lrc lrI confidence DID, fa. t,fes .f s.f .i
-gI1'-f9i' ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-15

SINGULAR BrouIsr.-Mr. T. Worsley. Of the Isle
Of Wight. Eng, who was On entorpri,ing traveller
about The middle OF tae last century one Of his
eur'on' IN exploring the Interior OF Africa. nrac
ulousy saved iro the clutches ofa lion through tho
ola faithful dog that always sccumpan
81 him IN has expeditions. Aside formidable beast was
IN The act OF sprhsng NJ HIM. the dog seized the on
aud diverted the animals attention from hisiniended
victim, which al. rdcd Mr. Worsey The oppor;un of
ascending tree close BY IN, reby alludng the dinger
to which he wss exposed. The dog fell v;vlim to
ms hdery. Mr.. w. rStarncd 10 England, anil fr many
years cell hraied the anniversary OF his escape from
the hon as Holiday. going about ansPiSine and do
ing other acts Of charity b. h. last will he lcn Tho
annual sum eftlO lnearly $50 fo-escr. TO be psid
10 The vicar at III parish Cor the being pr sch
sermon 10 The church o. tho vilsco. on 6.h A,y
hs annyHsNry Of has escape) upon the subject that
gave rise to the beques-a custom which has prevail
ed up TO the present time.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-15

fIcAing CHcun6ers-A correspondent Of Ih, New
England Farmer gives on sficacious method OF pick.
Ing eucumbcrs. which he learnt frum oil cap
tam 10 The Wet Indies. The receipt very simple.
a.d the superiority "f pickles cured by dircc ions.
ms been tested by usny year, experience They
are n"iher affected 10y age, season. c nSrc. The
following rs the receip,-''To each hundred ofcUcum-
bers put pin, Of salt. and pour in oil ~ water suE
hcIeni TO cover the Whole. Cover them ghl 10 pro-
VEN the steam from escaping. and in this condition let
them stand for twenty four hours. They are then 10
% taFen out and after being wiped perfectly dry care
oeins taken that the skin is not broken) placed IN Ihe
jar IN which they are TO he kept. Boring vinegar On
spice TO be used il should he boiled with the vine
ga Is then 10 be put to them the jar cIosed night and
~ fortnight delicious hard pickles ars produced
green as The day they upon tho Yines" The
beat vinegar TO be used
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-15

The attention ofthe customers of
ID. 5. Gregory d Co. is respectful
~ solicit d To the following Brill
ant Schemes for October 40.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-15
C0nzumrsfg1 Cu-sa.

Mr. ~ rsvd uss eiI was iu las. Decc,1bcr. .ua
lcniy sclLsd wl,1 cold shveT1ga. " nich were sue
cscdsd BY y-.ua iu every part Of % tho BODY 1'ar
pans continued severe until tle month Of -lqv.
when he began f1 SIR blood this was snort. a.,~-
suerccto D. a GnCGI1E cough swelling rai pain
the chest, and the dIsCnargr Of hICu.f no fl,
NOW haCIue considerable; these gef1.flr1s.
vim = So often fhf ntesseugpfa If sudden frifl.
wsv, f'is course ola fee weeks fui.pu fa b.,
.hIfk vIrrIf suYuur1uor, MINGLED with hII.f IL.
clruuu stance appeared Q" 1iyr him tsfrrurr.s r,.
g. o. fue CHH-u I".l &c 'ssH fFHH' ....#nt aud
tHr HPpstfr lntrC1 sea. Tie tfstHfrll .f -.. .r.
creased fue .ouy wta sr wasted Gee .4sUf,
OFT fne appearance ~ one ~Iu T.frs .r ff.. II.t
stag. 1f consumption. The physicians . rrHf.sr..
4cd were ~ausIrG in their IuI4.Hr. fiff Geo 10. ILL.
renamed sud t1nt ErtHsr traI Of ,re.iirir, ,.ri
0C fuureIT us Ifsa. lu bis ore #Ur IofIrI. ..f.
he began f0 nee Huurs Elfari- Pile rr. ~ ,-
King few bones Of thr med sInc is is.. r..,,..s
perfect cure. .und has sincr. suf4f.t ..st. l.rt
1eH'h' Tee unexpected rer0very q Ur. ru...u
has asf1nishet 90 h.e relatives and Ir..rGs 4.l
d. tenders these IluFH fr Uf Hurr rrf ry.rfa.
ting gratitude. EDWARD Rt ~SEII.
Disf,sfrrg o1fs Of Srfrys Sf-sm-.'.s i-Jrl 20,
Ns,lv rqrea ~ Hirr. Ro514ir ? 49,.
VI WsTr. Is r', vIr tHlfr. ..#... .. .., .. ....
~ -f.f L. ~ -. H.fn... .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-15

WHO DOUBTS NEW YORK; any one. let
them learn something af the Of opinion at head
quarrrs. TO the result there. Gom, the soined ar
uce in the Albany Evening Journal of Tuesday
There is mistake in the Ernpise State. any more
than in Maryland. 2. r..-.
From As Albany Evening Journal. Oct 6.
1s N, Van Burca Central State Committee:
GEsTLrsES;-In July last an article appeared in
the Albany Argus mpugning the accuracy of the Whg
Slate Central Committees estimate Of political strength
and offering Bet of $1,000 that there would no, be
sWhIg majority Of 1000 in the State Of New York.
That Bet reiterated until nois was sent TO Mr.
Croswell accepting the wager. bet to which, instead
Of making the dsposire Mr. G. Replied that the gentle
nan who offered the Bet rbeE az the city.
The wager thus offered TO the Wing State Commit
tee wns designed for political effect abroad and upou
the strength Of thar offer (ous tho person offering
shi declines To make the Bct) the friends Of Mr. Van
brrsn. IN other States. claim Now York
The Wings believe thai ihi. State " i'll give large
nr1orIiy for Gen. Harrison and of ihor conf.
deuce. they hereby offer To Berthe Van Buren, State
Genital Committee ONE THOUsA ND DOLLARS ih.,
lie rn,joriy for the Harrison Electoral Ticket in SEv.
an cousTiEs. will be greater man the majurites fer
'e IAN Buser Electoral Ticket in all IN, Counties Of
the Sisie ---s- e.
90" This offer has been published s~o consecutive
days. There are takers yet Doc, the Van Bursn
Stale Committee sda'it that SEVEN WING CoUS.
TIES will ,xiinguish their msjoriSs an all the nlher
CoUrt.ts IN The S!alef -. ...
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-15
.NAI.FGERS' OFFICE
.. S.Gregory a. Go.
WHEELING, VA

Editors who publish for u. :. Gregory
& Co. are requested 20 insert tine follow
ing schemes for October.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-15

IN wet an q c old; all tktworst s,n.p'.H sss
Ompla Mt tOit we< "a tightEesS acIuss tie c
with fcult AMI Distressing hres Ting, Iu
.tbe last year oi has ir -, The. tscase me
80 sl1rtnIusiy ~ t. prevent Bic futiuN1Ip b.l "
h,ss, having lost hl- speech, BIG hang thrtte
with I'M uia aiaic Su.IOcaiIon, Uuul = cot ioLs
p,Ctu 10 'iCIi yls.Ulc ~ hiC nij COVE n
r,'isi for few hours, TIE ptisicIaps who ste
dsd nina rIOnuuucco hisss f1a-f hesot.sr he -
sipllv ef cue hui ~ 49, ftoSt,..;rct diI'~.td-
oHmphi.' 80 Re lcf' az hi h~us =, aficr ~lits
procurea -ome ofDr. Nunrs Bot,uic Pills, n.t e
ter taAiuS Hfcw boxes he found himself ,ntirslr
Tree from the compile mt ben cspa I, at tins it..
oiany exercise. even Of waiklus & TU miles TRI.y
and haNhS oil the cnioyneRts. cf r.rittt health
.... HENRY NHITL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-15
HuNTS POTNNIC PiLLS
80 RnrANIc pIII-S

= Furerua;uial agency although from pos, I've
preDis within the knowledge Of huudisCS, rs IRE
pared 10 SHOW. that when sveTY other earthly rene
ut MS BOTANIC PILLS
have never been known (agl IN CticctIur v.rg
gratifying results that Cf Eal,In2 trosi 'hr bet
sickness aud Disease those who hive tested ,hcT
eftcscy ant thus amply rewsrdlrg Dr. Hurt tor
hls ling and. anxious study 20 attain this per &C.
ton IN toe Healing AT
The eNrr Eordinary success which has attended the
uec Of HUNTS BOTH Nc PILLS, IS the be-,
CRITERION Gf then superior virtues, They niv.
been the OF raising host or Ian=UJshtug 4,
routs f,nm toe bed q: affection - clearly Csiu,
ced ia the fOilov, ing
IERTIElC AIRS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-15
JAMES AND sAAIUEL CuRlSTy

JAMES AND SAAIUEL CHRlSTY.
Navcs Of Ireland and supposed 10 he residing
somewhere IN OHIO. Western Penrsylvan.l or WcsteTu
Virginia. requested. If this meets their Owe. ~
address letter TO May WILSON aso firm irclsud
md residing at BIdgcpcri. Belmont Co. OHIO in.
forming her where they may q, GJuni
Editors ~ the above named section Il the country
viii eonicra great favor 10y Publishing the above once
CT tw rec.
Wheeling. October ., 1910
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-15
GROCERIES AND Liquors

GROCERIES AND LIQUORS
a bags strong scented Rio Coffee.
eGSe 10 rags PEPPER
10 half chrsjs Y Hyson Tea
500 !bS groand Pepper.
500 GaTreu's Philadelphia Scotch Snuff
hid Maddcr.
10 boI~s NeTiglted Soap
! cash French CurTnnis
10000 lbs ionf suerr.
l HID New England Rum. superior arucle.
10 bbls Malaga Wine C.orns's brandt
. casks pale golden Sherry Vine
/ c-rOon Indigo
5000 percussion caps just received md for sae by
oct IS NJ REILLY
NEw STORE The Subscriber respectfully in.
" forms the citizens Of Wheeling ard vicinity that
he has opened the formerly occupied hy T. s &
C L. Hon l62 Market street l8ih an entire ,.cS stock
of DRY GOODS which he will sell AS low as they can
be Procured in tbe city for cash Country merchants
and farmers invited 10 call before purchasing
else where. }. MYERS, Jr.
Wheeling. oeiI3. 1901
NEWEST FASHIONS.--rhe . lbycfl6er is nov
~ opening at his sioreruun Market Square a
large and fashionable stock Of Fancy and DoIne site
dry goods among which arc the following VIZ:
Rich fg'd Poult de sue SILK.
do Changoable ysline orDnaH for zdiss hornets q
new article.
Plain fg'd satns or rich quality,
Rich striped mouslin de lance ths nOwse; fashions
from faris'
Zephyr Scaris and Frills
Painted pOngeos Super Bashcl DARK Ciaret Md glove
with many other ariciss Of the latest fashions.
Also 4 bales heavy brown sheetiugs 4 shrtngs
Several cases bleached musiins all qualities,
300 peces British aud Domestic Prints. SC. sc.
The above goods having BEEN purchased ca lis bet
terms reduced prices will be sold unusually loN
Tor cash or puhctusl customers short credit.
oct l0--G GEORGE " ,AIFFAY
EUSf received, an extensive as-Himert of Ladsr'
- fine Phiad. r. Round Spring Heel and double
sOe kid Sllpp~r,. and new style hood boots.
Also. Cbildrens' Blk. Boots and ankle tees
And IN addition will reserve in a few DAYS large
tmeni of Mems Booy and Shoes OF every doscr D.
ton manufactured " order
oct IL TODD h IsHAN
4 MANAGES FOR lS4l.--Ws arr now piepu-
u ed 10 Furnish 10 merchants others the follow.
ing Alnsnaos for lS4l by The grOss dozen or single.
Magazine Almanac
Common do
Log Cabin do
Wing SisiisIisal DO
German do
German Epglsh DO
| Comic 30
Together with great variety Of school sa,i pisesila
STEPHENSON a. GARyvOOD,
SseeeS~oI 70 Fishers. corner u Main AID Union Sis
l oct 10 Wheeling. Va
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SARGENTS POLITICAL REGISTER. FOR 1870
HJSr received, being an Official Register of the
pv vote casl ~ the several states uEi counties ia
President Governor. Representatives 81. &c
oct 10. STEPHENSON d GARwOOD.
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nv BoAr BUIJDERs 100 M. o. Tov m
u hi7d sri ~ 'ale low ~ " HFHLY .
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az MORNINGS MAIL.

The allowing Gentlemen appointed Judges Of
the Election for r,iad,phia precinct. oLio Cv.
.,- JOHN TnoRNBURG.
ROBERT WILLIAMSON,
.r SAMUEL OLDHAM
The following Gentlemen arc appointed Jylxes Of
Election for West Liberty precinct
JOHN ENGLISH
WILLIAM DUKEY.
r. A. BECK