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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-10
MADAME COSTELLO.

DEAD AND BE BENEFITTED- MADAME cos.
ss. ss,S
BE . hay. that attention It their Iesia.ne. which he
t them With Sss and ' &. S.. s'o
u SAN communication. mast Be post paid
NEWT, ios Bs.imsa street near :aS.e.s.r
hs sincere thank. 70 h. frsnes and the public fer the
.sasOa. spa ia,t.n.. hope. careful. s.ts.acn g hs
"" The S ss . s s; s
mo.t economical when !. ]. eoH'idesea that IN sys and
Yves. Of Eassni black blue or grey Dress
s.csr %estI. ml,ss II. and se.ssy c.,:,nsrs .s
Malay and Trimming Coats 81 % a.
AZ Al s.sn:sis warranted to fit. ,ov, NOR, = q
md <. e. sis
@ be " So
a he.
ear !. 5 city ,ns, IL
either Ms,egy bsi.a@ r.;o.. afflicted with protrae
very BY applying Doctor Laurel offers 70 his pa
r AZ So :s.' una s'sfffMs o. "a iSas.s'
AMERICAN BANK LOCK COMPANY, n
mo ruv aMRREws a% sEW LocK
M s. sssa IS: I
disegarded unworthy of noce, beginning
plausbilty BY which many upright
been deuded give their sanction and
to such reports The American Bank Leck Company there
matter beyond contradiction have decided place of
: hss Ss sa
css %sy 5ff
city retains the key Of the Lock- and o whom reference
is made .f.f .f.ts. ~ 81 80 $500
be satisfied by fiT open and honorable test none ether
by arts ofshicsury and trick (Which will be exposed be-
necessary the creduity apd of
whose would not be allowed they had been
the decepons The American Bank Lock Company BY this
bnaton tocE whieh whsiod every test and
has saved banks from robbery aud rain In doing
The however they dscaim in ntou Of upon
other Lock-: their bosnsss being to prevent efectua bar
Ihs tSsst viii rspan exposed 10 the Exchange Reading
' WADSWORTH 4 SMITH,
jn I'm Agents Of the American Bank Leck Go.
OVAL 7 COAL !.-KednctiOn PrIces-Peach OrcnsTd.
~ Red ASH Broken and Screened the yard delivered
age free, TO close consignment at the following prices
Broken and Egg
Lehigh, any sizs....' ................. = SO W
N. B-Biacismiths Coal s. So Yard. so4 Warrington,
near Spring. It, II .
continues to Manufacture Silver Ware Description
Of the latest patterns and has now on hanc sst coffee
pots che waers forks, spoons OF rich a. well
Of the psnst The whole OF these artic being
ufac,ursd upon t pr~mses from sterling pains
expense will be spared the beauty Of The workmanship
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-10

j PEASE & SONS
II O HOU ND CA ND Y.
THE undersigned have used Messr Pease Sons Clari
fed Essence Of Horehound Candy and recommend
Rev Nj trswoIS Pastor Of The Church fcrsy Inst
Rev Mr. Liudsey Pastor Of Al Church, Second ct
Rev Mr. Hawsy No rs Chaplain at the City Hos
Rev Mr. Davis. Newark, NJ. i.t,..l -. -. IN
Rev Mr. Luckey, PC New York Confssenes l8 al .o ~
Rev Mr Griffin, Pastor Of Nc Church. Bedford st.
Rev Mr. Whitaker Pastor Of Church. corner of Catherine
Rev NJ Hart, Pastor Of B Church, Gold st. 81 ''-
Elder Kra pp tet +. ~ = - .ls 80
B.v Mr Ksllosg. recent Pastor Church willett ST.
We add City Shs Of The respectable cergymsn
the State, but presume the ADORE sufficient to satisfy
skeptics OF the efficacy Of j. PeAse Sons Hore-
nd Manufactured and sod Wholesale and retail at
rhe foil wing are our State agents: - s.ls ia ss,
drG W keddpg No.s STATE q, Boston. Mass.
hr @ Zieber, NO. 81 Doch ST, Philadelpnis Pa fa
dr Robertson, No. ITO Baltimore ST, Baltimore. Md.
des.rs Gums CO. NO Is Exchange Place, New Or
Msssr. Duboi,e & Co; Mobile, Ala f-
Mr. Woodward, ST. Louis Mo- .s.-f
MrC Tobey, Cine,nnati, Ohio. 1. u.
Mss w. :: HaTila s Hs,r s Asn ChsrlsstGn,
Mr. y N Hs d.rnan, Louisville. Ky efftt
Messrs Peck speare Burlington, VI.
ADthcny, New Haven, Conn -el s.
Mr. 0xynor, Richmond Va.
Messn Frsnk Tay lor WIN Fisher, Washington City d c
Mr. A Wadsworth, Providence, X l.. T'0..t.
Mry Costsr Montgomery. Ala.
Mr. MARITIME, Fsyetts willie, ~ G. 1I0s
Mr. q w Sothorn Georgete DC.
MrC Hunt Fredericks surgh. Va fHff .. lt
J. II. Tnempsan h Co Wheelng, Va 10
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-10

NOTICE TO BUYERS OF
@ ABIN EFT F u RNITU r E.
THE subscriber would invite the attention Of those WISH
to purchase articles in the above business 70 his
abishmen where found rieh Of Rose
we'd and Mahgany Funiturs Of French and other
original. Also handsome rich gilt Gorniccs for windows,
Poles and Rings ogethe with Damasks balloons and Tas
ses and every article attached curtains which w be
made the latest style from patterns lately received
Fire Screens and Other fancy srislss with smSrod
cred tapestry. WASHINGTON MEEkS,
dle-6m ~ Oh u5 Broadway. merit the Hospital.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-10

DEAD AND BE BENEFITTED- MADAME COS
II TELLO well aware that i sometimes very
nient for ladies whs afflicted with suppression SC
& = have that attention At their residence which the
preper to funish them with beard and the best OF
nrrsrg al her residence, 81 Lispenard 1t -
N. BAH communications mast be post paid
n I'M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-10

Persons having remit the friends always rely on
heir orders attended to- the following packet after receipt
emittanre
The highest will BE- allowed for bills any the
.hnxe nlac
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-12-08
From the Nemark Daily Adperfiser.
THOUGHTS AFTER ELECTION.
FOR YOUNG WORKING MEN

The heats of election time are over, and we
think it might be well for us to look about us for
something with which to occupy the minds Of
our restless population. During the long winter
evenings our working men need something to
take the place Of the calculations, the arguments,
the wager, and the wordy war, about Van Buren,
and Harrison We have had our pageants, our
beacon fires, our sautes, and our treats it is
time to sit down to the quiet enjoyments of the
season.
And blessed season it is after all. Spring,
summer and autumn have each their appropriate
delights, and these are mostly enjoved under the
blue heavens, and in the balmy air but winter,
cheerful winter is the time for indoor comforts,
the quest of knowledge and the flow of affection.
They may talk of May,-but who does not know
that the mutual attachments of young hearts
put forth their claspng tendrils most Justify be-
tween Thanksgiving Day and the return of the
Blue Bird? Now, when ruddy fires begin to
throw their dancing flames over the snug sitting
room: when the piping of the wind tells how
close the house is when Jack Frost drives the
ROSY children TO wanton about the fathers knee,
or roll half asleep upon the rug; now is the time
when the working man, who has that best of
earthly gifts, wife, and abundance of little
olive branches about his table, learns fully what
is meant by the happy syllable, HOME.
The rivals of our Home are many and fearful.
Among the direst is the drinking place, whether
known as porter-house grog-shop, or tavern
The man who spends his evenings in these sty-
gian fumes soon grovels, and waIlows away half
his civilization. Where ought he to be, but by
his own warm Preside, rewarding his wife for
the solitary labors and vexations of the day, and
receiving on his own part those cheap but inva-
luable pleasures, which are as much above the
delirum and ribadry of the bar-room, as the
light of day is above the glimmer of dipped
Ila | am no N
They are useful class OF men. Their offices
of kindness to the stranger and the traveller
ought TO be remembered and repaid but they
ought likewise to be freed from the horrible enor-
mites which proceed from their phials of mad
ness aud death. The worst effects of ll-con-
Quoted taverns felt, moi by the way-faring
man, for whose behoof the inn is instituted, but
by the throng of villagers and neighbors, who
have, or who ought TO have homes of their own,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-12-08

TnE NEwarAPERs.-Th last Edinburgh Re
view, in an article on De Tocqueville's Demo-
crazy in America, says
The real Political Unions Of England are
the Newspapers. II is these which tell every
person what all other persons are feeling, and in
what manner they are ready TO act: il is by these
that the people learn, it may truly be said, their
own wishes, and through these that they de-
clare them The Newspapers and the Rail
roads are solving the problem Of bringing the
democracy Of England to, like that Of Athens,
simultaneously in one dgord and the same
agencies are rapidly eiiacing those local dstinc-
mons which rendered one part of our population
strangers to the other; and are making us more
Than ever (what is the first condition of power
iu public opinion) homogeneous people. II
America has been said to prove, that in an ex-
tenslve country popular government may ex-
Isl, England seems destined TO afford the proof,
that after certain stage in civilization it must
ior as soon as the numerically stronger have the
same advantages, in means of combination and
CELEBRITY of movement, as the smaller number,
'hey are the masters and, except by their per
mission, no government can any longer exist"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-12-08
MARMAUDUKE.

Troops who were led in charge by such officers
as Castrillon were we-commanded any one must
admit who witnessed his gallant efforts to retrieve the
fortunes of the day at San Jacinto and the fearless
manner in which he courted death on finding all was
lost. The manner in which the same troops behaved
that field different from their previous conduct
attack and when they are attacked an inequality
which exists among the Mexicans in an unusual de-
gree But it is probable that their lack Of mness at
San Jacinto is still to be attributed to recollcc-
ton Of the havoc which few Texans had made
among them at the Alamo
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-12-08
EGYPTIAN DOCTORS.

In Egypt each physician studied orc, and only one
part OF the body, circumstance which multpliedthem
= vast extent, Herodotus particularly remarks in
ms Eu,erpe Romance Of ancient History. II must
nave been curious TO have been obliged to send for
Three different doctors in case you had pains in the
hlms, head, and chest The members Of the profess
son might have called their trade the profession Of
the members"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-12-08
ROMANTIC ADVENTURE OF KING
CHARLES

From Jesse's Memoirs Of he Court o.
England.
Charles, il seems, DESTROYS of paying a secret
visit to his sister, the Princess Of Orange, who
was then residing at the Hague, instructed
faithful adherent Gone Fleming, who had been
servant to the Earl Of Wigtown) to have cou-
pie of good horses in readiness at particular
hour on the following night. retired spot was
named for their rendezvous, and Fleming enjoin-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-04

.'..-e i-"e'S - ne ffoac, - IN. EQr lh's L.ii mrs
Mr.. JAMES HAETN,N, VI :, uuyju,yn Pa cnlre,y
uroG If the above disease, al.,L he war afflicted
OF SIX yearS Ills symptoms were 4 -rris,. 81. .irrr-
HoH AM oPIrcsro0 BiicF eug. aiaIrczsie ,r "a y
PAT oi TIC St9uar is'sce LES Uf zrpstitc ridduc,t
hI -iH''' o. s'sh extreme debility inue,cy. acrf
cEueiauCE., Sometimes vomiting ana r.In in tic rL.
s''c celFe@s!O CT sF!rts distorted rest falress ,,I
no; Hoie 20 pursCe us business Without causing y. m
a!aie exhaustion and wear.n,sS Nix. Hartman Is i,.r
~ - state 70 nc Fatc, aro J. Milling 10 give on,
1'IEG',H 10 ne n:ltc-i, respecting the uarcc.,,,
''"ne:'l e received iron tie use o. DR. HARIICTS
CozTos'- S'rsag ,L,.trg aud Ccr--a Jyt1.r7y Pm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-04
IL ~ y s. m- uNESON -

w sale aud retail dealer Iu Hats q Cane
West eide Muir street near. .UUtef Allen y lssI
ing, F.rui~t~ --ilsvu uu hand and Gre cou.fluf.g
notwithstanding n general assDrt-ert Of veI sup,r,r
FUR and SILK ~ AIS. Black and Drsb. Re4yar
aud CASTOR, plain W hire Rus PLAIN snH N49f Hat.
~ ever. size aud quality. They likewise keep con-.
s's E'.g on F~"tau t-s'rfwer uf men and boys T4r
a-a Cloth Cops ut. OF which 'Hsg o.irr t1 t1t.r Gus
TONER'S an' iltphy.r - tue wH-i accom-. HU8fl.g
terms. Country Merchants ami dealers grr,rtT,y
1rr respectfully requested 20 1--WE tu,f1 call ana
examine Gcrf stlck IheH are dct,rst med TO- 4.II
cheap for CO III Or approved credit Auy f..4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-04

a GOFF & co LOTTERY MD EN.
"a CHANGE BFOKERS-REAL ESTATE &
MONEY AGENTS. AND GENERAL INTELI
GENCE CEFICE-O#ns lS2 N,ir street. Irlsc-rr
Iq--All Kinds Of Southern and Western cer,fcarrs Of
deposc, and bank notes purchased the very highest
market rates.
Tho highest rrce paid tor drafts at sight on Bait.
more. Phadc ,hil and New York. and cs.sttutl, for
safe 10 tAc lowest premium
Buy and sell OF kinds Of Foreign AMI Amcacan
gold
They also attend 10 ,ha collection OF notes. drafts
bite at exchange. &C. m1v IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-04

4 RENr BARGAINS - LAND 500 acre.
y , oi HnI w Nt~.1u Cu.utv, Nps3J 6J1 aalss lr
'st'- county 2IUuJ u,r.- 700 Wood 1yuni.; 100 alG
tg'gatn NE-is v1u1sy - 600 ,cra, iu "a5el sUunty
N >W" OF OBJ" Above hands -rc uf go pyc,Ilgu; lus
'r' AM i".'uGy well unPuvrd--Ulu De .1li a.
quantities 20 sa.' purchasers al very IuN prir. Or
N'n'' "an.rug inter- s'. sod perfect o, given 1000
''re' ~ first r'r lam Iu Lewis county " s1uri and
g. ,Hra' tract. U lua.uaa GA same terms. Ar.8 ono
.'.' 90 'E' cry g Lr-1us-lrt indiana La NJ 1871
H tps' N1,siug-. .n. DO ,l-r,s OF lusur,r., xors
in the Wheeling t.rc * Marine Iusrrar,, ,-,nr,r.
iO5 sale by VA r. PEvFESo.
Lind AGENT Nrr,Ta. 80.
80 Lots 90 SHARP, Errjvn Jo lease lnrr torn OF q
years 'r'n 1T JAM. $50. t.b - l~ll-ir
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-04

hlsl AlAIiSM, sui.fc.y crr<-j az ne use q D.
U. 4. HARLtl'S COMPOUND STEFNCIl!T. .
NO AND GERIiNN APER!LNT Pills.
3E SOLOMON WILSON. % Ch,s.erC,, Pcupsrr-
van ~ afflicted 80 iySo years " MA av atoya q yf,Ss,-
iseus''. o. "hIya M had &c IS csJjches r t'..
ioiihs. h.' = '1aiyans wctc ,tcrgGagrr qa-. N az
az JOINS '-.sea.ty 90 las HIP. Shoulder AMI AM.
-.'E .nlr,G-.rg siwars ,saar5, eyeC..y. slfa,,,,-
'liA neat i.' WILSON nG- aI one IN moi sb,-
move las !'n.- 90 accom-: 1l The 1.. cong % u n.
~ 40 ~ .S,1 - TREAD - las - .r,rrr. D.
ilAhLlOha FILLS. aI :st.cs -css,tto ~, nrrr. -,
'''' '"''',' 500 'r''"red s'r",, Ou gsIEg tlc med
q. ,tu7 third !ly .u- psuGsau,..r,.i ,1i H.. re,.r
crossing ia-' aLc 90. tgr-. NtsSs was able "a, :l.rs
.' las business. Which he at dona Ter n,,,ii
"F the benefit oi u,-yrs afflicted lie ,,lsi.s ibescI
laD'Sa'c nat The. rIHy b" relieved. AMI w in .r,y
lac glea.yrrs Of Eos!uy lite
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-04
ENNE -IkANs,E =.


'AFrTAL $500 GOO.
'il'H '"f'n7us heirg ro', juiy orranizcl = rro
= i"'c' 7" iFsEe lusur,rCc tl every LrsCnpJIuu
oN ne and Nariuc Risks. vrch q. Iw.llir, Uous..
sore Houses. &C with hc,r contents aiso So,
as 'a' bo'' and Sce. Roais ", rh Their ,.ry,,s To-
'' ''a any p"n oH the OHIO anu Miss ssi-;i rivers
W" 'e' f''iia-y sr'u-rs. Application Tor Insurance
7''.e - ~" present At tho o.licr ortlo Vl.,rl
"e "-' ''"'-h"n. + n. GREER Secy. o. I
a NSl RANCE AGAINST FIRE b..
. - 2scFoe' ioS;rR Seen appointed agent for N,
-. 4~' aN1 'iasnr insurance COMPANY. Of IrX.
-. y ~. lsNH i.r' and roarlne rsas 81 a.
AE. A,Furi;l"u r.,y be made ~ Tho c',,,ti,.
nom o. More aud Cari, '''''
Hnr' .'nt N'ys5 i-2E CHARLES 7. STRONG
SNtr. y MAXINE INSURANCE
ih.re gre '"p sllusrous osly a which ir6i.
80 :, - . place - 1eie they can al, 9uatc,y Ap-
-. .t'' Voc .''Nc ~ In-rr-res Ts,ya arr n nc
,l" It's -'9H la. runs oil .l,.r al t.rr.rt ,-,,
- Nus nom ~ insurance rsi e tho fiI er,,utt
srr,,h my" .osi; or standing on the same :, %,
SUI .'ha"H perhaps ~ ~p~nisist fs,r,lv -,
.nS lna' s'Ga..ly and FOLLY ,arch f,iI.5 10 ~
aealasl ,u.r contingency '''
= nIhi Ns"N ircntorths P7o-ycTioN IN
n Z 60. OF HANrfoKn CO.'S" S'iui,ke ,.sa g,
D"t ing houses War" houses. S'g-.s ne,, F,,,,.t.
&C. togatl o. with their cur'rrr. .r.r =. -,
M"r'M fdiS" NEchiL. ~ ar!rS"-y ,tsa, a , -
nTthe Prop 'r'y. Alto. >'r,71 K,sl ami g..
B"ats 'Ed 'hsir Csrgucs and rrow az, p,rt on -
Western Waters.
Ig'Oice OF Main Street nearly ,,ros,frrr, q = n,
January 3 1894. II
ENSUR NICE. The Fine and Marin
Insurance C"nrany OF Vince ing continue ,
EalEst rTe. apaa, ~. dangers Of the Ohio and VI ,
SISs!Cpi rIvc's an7 their 'rihritry stream
Office on Main stree. ia FORSYTH aud After, W
warehouse DANIEL LANG
... -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-04
ECLECTIC SCHOOL
BOOKS
SOLD WHOLESALE And RETIL BY
STEPHENSON IL CARWOOD
WHEELING.
t ArEN 4 CORN pLNNIrK.

20 rHE FARMERS OF ONO. BROOKE.
Il MARSHALL, BELMONT aul JEFFERSON
eun'ics--Ns again -lrr - "a q, your %. rrrU1'
at6ntl % tlis 'nya t5r Ifnfr ,yslusf. and o.
tectnliy rnguc>t wan % csl. 'hs = Tune wa come
l. wheeling, az our 'OlKIN0 r9v Hoe ! yu
rtsHtNo anf FAtGING UrFSs'- E>tabu~hm-ut
MaiI and Cnicr .trrrt-I nj A, of "A. =
uii!s:uHuts lsuhfN AS II " h'cIi man cav de-
as .uuvn ~pIS a. hr 90 isuF n - ~uhoHtl bsf r
va co.iHG 90 plan ": our cufu the OFT fas n
IA q! $50 ifi'Gs tnsln'r Aud y you arr not
ma Win tts p.rt'rm tn'es asd c,ny-r1-sI II IT.
t'ett Grry ltCT = ann AZ SoST corn vriih Z,
Nii take back. charge 4 thing for to use OF a.
s1t ~ ara he nIons} vsnc.u.
vac. 81 a" Nsrpiay = Gerr-', one half ga h.
IL pt'ance p1N abis 1f'pr corn plantne
.par "a or .UE7rSNN 4 r-p'-r"c
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-04

WlLLOF SARAH ZANE DECEASED kyh.rs.
% slrau Zane hy her h,r viii anI testament datcd
p Ia March slJ. DID among Other ,!r-., D.gl,ah 81
he .cHouiug words. To vii
Whereas ahcrt The wear seventeen hunlrc4 aDJfr
" nine. Captain New castle Indian ch,ct or r,sscs
ger ordered hurry pounds Pennsyltanr currency to-
' =" NY "''' 'H'"'i' 'r me use 81 AR Two COUSINS.
10y ana The boy s"'n alter died. the girl named
.'.,N' i'''''u 'r' "' ~" above ihIry pounds ai.
' " ''.' ~ '''''S Mug 'h iI"'a' t'iei' out a.
40 ""'m''"n co Ia Toe "oi'nrd "i sId Betty Tor Tor
!'"'H anu zoe reside "i H"id 'hlf'y pounds how HI
~ az" u's'Hs mat TIE iui' SUN pi thirty
fo-'I P' WIN Tue interest rom 'he year seven
zee" nunu'e' 'u Ey nine rni!I The TINE u = PAL
WI" ue'''e !" y mo ial'hiuI hands Therefore
W. ''u u'e'' NY ENe'"'oH 10 pay 10 NE 'Traslrer OF
pL,,raI,; 80. ,a'y ''''',5 %, ''''''I' H''' va
, pg."e' 'o''''' Toe INDIANS tor The
o'2et' ui sud i1dirn according 90 hv.. best judge
"e s' ~ Justice TIC. an, onl equity ,so X
AH' on 'he ION DAY OF May loiD. u was ordered
IN and for the Eastern District Of Pennsylvania IN The
thri. rs follows
Ordered shat tho administrator orsar,h Zane make
o.' 10y o. inc peHr'' ~ me "i OF sarah Zane m
% ~. ~ ," 'a'.'o ava s''c "'.
Se AT persons e"''.l'h % the same I" rern' ther
,,Or,,r.- ,,,t or ,,,., ,,l h., - - .l' '.'
,,,,.cr. ,i,. .,,,,. "a a., D. ........ 49,.
lr.bsl IN one Ncg.p.,rsr b., with, -. r...
Il. . ,.-. ". ~, y ,.'''-' ''-'"''. '""
rnu. ihe iemh day ~ October next
~ "hch al! persons concerned go 'r'Irrd 90 take
n''ce. \ \. bkOH NJ. Alr"'mlsEaf0r
De g'nls non cum l.tF'ui'au.is iluCNo.
Philadelphia Nav IL l-lD-S d.
~. 5o' Walnut street PHILADELPHIA
NTENITIAN BLIND FACTORY d.. "A a.
respectfully informs the ,Ir ZEN. of lyse...,,.,
The pab.'g generally that BE- has established fb. mann
factory of the Vcnitan blinds Tor windows doors az
iu all their yatiotra tYr,gcbcs---,, Nam .,,,. 80,
D,i M q 'IalorL'- Mn,re be vii heer constant,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-04
MANSION nnI 81

WNNNTUN HOT 81
TH VII unjc'Ngned have fitted up. in a vcry neat
a tnnrsbo STYLE. the long rsiahlisbad Hu.
tcl. Main 49,. near Ihe canal o.,n the Mansion
House rtcF hrvc. ~ considerable expense. placed
m % oAtitoly rev IurriIufr. and Otherwise furnished
and reftsI the establishment. render i; pleas.
am end convenient Tor travellers arI business
men from, distance visiting tho CITY Having NJ.
ionNve servants. and rhpIcs sele~tran oflguors fr
thsr customers. they confidently anticipate wv prump
attention 20 Oh s: business % secure n share Of pubuc
patrnnage CARMICHAEL & CARNCROSS
tnpo SC & 1ln3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-04

-. >. ,a,o%CUI1I$ a FORYKr- NNrR 81
-ONSD Ny iCN-This d,sras, rs ,rr. u,u,b H..
o".''" ''."'', u generally v,r,m,uC,, IIA.,.,, a.
''i"fl cold with taSs,'udc. ,hilln,,s 8 r IN .r
"f''S'ioi '"d lIshiress about me hrrasi !. u.,r,,
''1's u'e dis'HSe seems al rs; oi Iu yer, s.r .- .
.hSH''ior As the discusv couiinuss ih, opur,.r =;
ne Breast Increases. the couE:,InIce to,, tcs r,
ave ui nn1eiy the respiration tee ONES more ar ~
hoorous, son c;.Fnts wheeling or rafting SOUND ,s ~
hc AR Vas forced through harrow ur. rture scrc.-
=" ''S''a huid' TO neglect 'h:s dose ID mar l..
fscrious c8nscg u,nre, bot ~ ;.I,I, ,,,4,,,., =.
p sway mes Compound SyrGp oi WA Cl.Fr.. ,,ii,,
tr.ct attention 10 the d.f;c,ior.s. all ihls
lCCIs VII u removed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-04

QUESTIONABLE HAT q CAP MANUFhCrO.
~ Pf 1919, Main street Wheeling. Va opgosIe
NJ Rohb, Chair FACTORY.
: ANERN a. Co. respectfully inform their friends
and the public lh,r they have on hand and lre CON
SANDY uarr featuring general assortment o. o. ~ &
CAFs, 90 The latest spring and summer fashions war.
r1uted equal % not superior % any that have hctu
offered wNcb will be- SID d. iia dozen or single at
hs lpwes prices and uppu favorable tcims ~ ihcv
ain be- had in the cry Hats ct all g-ds and gdaitrs
llsp general Gssorment OF Mems and Bows For and
o'Ob CAPS
They prsro's 10 furnish Gentlemen vir, raf. nv
jhe ,rar ufr1 such terms as cannot nl t~ l'prtr
y p Hats 1ri Caps uI.r fH order. HI.1. Military
Has sra Up. rIH FL. nr tur shortest notice
They respectfully solicit ..er' ..r, .f . uu'' C.
o7'rprarr .aF
wv blyes Sicily sweet U5uras - drum, >rus-.
] 1r Fss.rccavca a1d or sale boy
apps " REuLY
. StPERM OiL.--20) s,I'51s jus, received st' 10
. . sale by my2 - PEILLY
nORNBgDOE q GIBSON. Plumbers y w go,
n,s ct Monroe luH An strsets.-Whcre fha,
carry he house aud steamboat plumbing On OH n.
Iruchcs.
| They have constantly sn hahI. Hy'farfs ~ y,y..
.u- d.scrrusrs. "a tiers Kettles. Wl'sr ,s.fs
. lsfH TUBS. riot a0d Cold ~1 seer D. atIa Fsf 49,
. '1F B .H.1.r-. CrtuIrsl e. sta ..F. cad C5a =.
. Patent bH'. 'iaIt.T5. Force ftI fr'f frul. IT,.
'Ip,s We. s.E.s. ~ass' -ttt fi tHf esu.s4. s4.
10 ss tr,pI.1 isa1sf r..tt rt- -...|. D.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-04
new ARRAEGEAiENT-IslO.

MERCHANTS Line Of entire
iAisS.---- s1s--,3 new Coaches and Rail R,rI
OF So ~ Cars. Leaves Wheeling daily
49, -zss--Sz1 tor Philadelphia. at o'clock
4. NJ. via Narionu. Road. * Prnns, wanna rurnpsN-.
passing through Washington. W.iilamsport, Somerset
tuI Bedford tn ChAmbcrSurrh thence bv RAIL.
ROAD. vn Carlisle, l!ngo-stu,,n $ lnucrscr--ih e.
u l's, Than - days, brirE the shorc, and most c,-
psdtuDUs route between The OHIO river and PhsluLcl
p!,,.
COOP INTENT LIVE. daily for Pittsburgh.
Leaves at O'Clock, \. VI. Via National road & Wash
Iug'Ou.
Office Of the above Lines Second door from the Irui.
ted States Hotel. y. HENDERSON a CO
PrDyuctOrs
- FImilioI visiting Bedford Springs. or travelling
for pleasure can be accommodated with Extras 1t all
times, s., rs G., avoid night travelling
mar IA