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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17

DR. HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS, IN.
lERESTiNG AND APPLICABLE TO THE
AEfllCTED MINI

~ NC EMAImIfn. or NEFEEE
Shch a. Dyspersia. either Chronic or Casual nm.
der the worst symptoms Of r,s,lessn.ss 10 snrs.
whether of the Lungs or Liver I,ve, ,a.a,an'
Jaundice, both Plltary and Spssmodir ros,va'
ness, worms i every variety; Rheumatism; wheth.
81 Acu'e o. Chrome, together with Gnut, Scroful,
PANS IN the head, Back. Limbs, and SIDE -Tynhn.
Fever, Scarlet Fever, Pu;rid Sore throat. Lrvs,
sud Ague. SpaSmodic PalpitatlCn of tn, Heart and
Arteries, Nervous lrrtabilitY, Nervous weakoess
HysteuCs, TIC DoulourcuN. Cramps Female on
siructio1s. Heartburn, Headache, Cough. the Com
mon or Humid aud tie Dry or the WhUopIng
asthma, Grave, aud Ornosv.
he Blood has hitherto been considered b,
Empiers and others, as the great re- ulator Of tn,
hunIJ n system, and suth ~ the d,voredness of thf
cdher.nt 10 that erroneous %doctrins. that they con.
tent themselves with the simple possession of tins
falacions opinion. v ltho' I euqultirg into the on
mary sources from " hence Life, Health. and Wig
our emana e, and, rice re, "a, pain slcKnSss, diSel as,
and death. Not 30 with DR. Hunt, whose cxten-
sNe research and PRACTICAL experience so eminent.
~ qualify hum for the procession Of which he has
been one of the most useful members. He con-
t.nds-anu a moments reflection will convince
ans reasoning mind Of The correctness Of his view
stomach. liver, anu the associ1'e ed organs
are The primari aud great regulators vi health. ana
ina the blood in very many instances " dependent
nh th"se Organs, and that unless medicine reaches
the root OF the disease the superficial anodynes
usually prescribed, serve bat ~ foits TO cover the
ravsges of deep rooted malsd,ee- Under these con-
victons, at tbs expense of years Of cl sc applica.
non, the doctor has Il scuvcrsd a medicine who's,
powers arc irresistible, and IN prescribing
I Is with a KIN wi. dSe Gifts hcing n radical cur,
W NdIstiS uief So hlrtauF snltlerdItu u. tNNn ~
applied IN the most critical cases, but he does not
DTetead 10 aScribc IN
HUNTS POTANICPILLS
supernatural secncy. ~alfiouehI from posi- i've
''sois within the knowledge OF hundreds, he = pre-
,arcd 10 show. that when svery other earthly RENE
~ has been gwen M.
HU MIS- BOTANIC PILLS
AVE never been known 10 fail IN eiecting Two very
n ,tlfying results, that Ct raising frosl the bed Of
ickness and diseG'e those who have tested their
'ficacy. and thus amply rewarding Or. Hunt for
us long and ANXIOUS study 10 attain this rerlec-
ion in the Healing Art.
The exn aordinary success which has attended the
Use of HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS. ~ the best
Of their sup erior virtues. They nave
the means of raising n host Of lah.uIshing p,-
Ients nom the bed OF affection. as is clearly sevin-
ed IN the following
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17
@4A NEW ARRANGEMENT.

80 THREE DAILY LINES FOR
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON CITY. PUfLa
and NEW I0RK. Eyf1.or3jpory
SPoedH u. s. NAIL CHARIOT LINE-rnRri
PASSENGERS ONLY.
Runs through TO Balnmore b. conrrnctin a hears
The only line at that sped.
caves W hcollng every morning al : I2 O'Clock
Iakesthe mail rail road cars a Frederick. arrives IN
Baltimore second morning Ga ON Wheeling taxi,
man cars and reaches Philadelphia, Nashincton
city, ore New York same dav.
NEW EXPEDITION LINE Ldpes UI,,L,c
every evening, reaches Frederick second evening"
taxes the came mail cars 10 Baltimore. Mashing
ton, Plnladel' ma or New York.
hELIANCE LINE, bdres Vhc,Ing ercrv mn
ning, reaches Frederick second morninr. and take,
the morning line rail road cars reaches Bnltimar,
same evening, and proceeds TO Phlladelphia or n
ierh next E.hrning; or, al the option of passen
gers taxes TIE evening IN all cars at Frederick.
The subscribers have n contract with fhe raj;
r7ao company 10 carry their mails and nasseoyer,
from FREDERICK, and every arrangement has beer
mate TO insure comfort ard regulsrity. The pro.
prtetors of the above linss reside upan me rpu, 70
lheir personal attention, devoted 10 the business
ana one OF them Tor a stationed a.enD will aIwnv
Os found at ENYheeling, WASH leton. Pa. Union.
own, cumberland, HaSerstov N, and Frederick
IN audiiion to which travelling agents NJ employ
eu, whose duty Il IL 70 pass along the route eco
s.n1tly 70 slpe rntend the lines.
PRINTED rules and regulations for the hen- 6t n,
passeaSers,, will be furnished en- nppiicaiion al an,
ynlce on water street, below u. s. Hotel, OF AT In,
Virginia Horel. WheelJn-. -"
april 3 STOCKTON, MOORE, FALLS g. Co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17

Unity bags Rio Coffee. 5 bags alspsec,
5 hays Pepper. ] ccroon Indigo.
1000 lts new Goldfish. 400 lhs EI-oIn Sails.
33O lbs superior French Curranis.
so boxes MR. bunch raisins, NEW GfuiD
10 do White German Pipes.
5 halfdo. BaNer's prepared Chocolate,
2 cases double refined table Salt,
2terces No. ] : Salmon. . bbls Madeira Wine,
? barrels Lisbon Wine. 10 chests Y. ~. Tea,
, half chests GuRpowdcr Tea. just received and
nov 81 for sale low by M. REILLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17
CHURCHES

Associais Reformed, corner of Market and Jefferson
streets Rev. VIM. Wallace, Pasior.
EPisoqpaL corucr Of Monroe and SIKH street. Rev.
VIM. Armstrong. Rector.
81 JaUSf Chapd, tCsfholicJ corner of Fourth and
Union r. james HONOR. Pastor.
Mfbcf,d Eptscepal. Fosrh. hstxeeu Monroe and
Quincy. Rev. Wesley Kenncy. Minister.
Prisbgeriaa. Fourth. between Monroe and Quincy.
Rev. Henry " Weed, Fastor.
MeAodia Prs,ssiaHL Monroc. ahove Finh.
Rformef Dgphs. upper room Of Lancasieaau Aca.
deny
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17

81 & Coon. A. n, CALDWELL.
~OOD&CALDwELI. ATTORNEYS At LAW
will prariice in he Courts Of chs County and
~promptly attend 10 I'll business entrusted 10 their care.
n. q IN tho slsoncc Of Mr. Good Obs winter 81
Richmond. Mr. Caldwell will attend 10 The bushes
Of the Office. The engagement Of The latter will 81.
cure rhss vices Of The bunor al he Spring Courts
O6ics on Fest SIDE 3f Man bofNcen Vnion 4 Mn.
,s .ter.. & uot 9s-1m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17

NOTfCE--The Depository vfIhe American Bible
~ Society is now open in a room AT l03. Main ST.,
entrance through the subscribers hat store.
Neighbcuring Repositories can be supplied here =
Persnns feeling themselves no, able To ray full price.
can be supplied at reduced prices or gratuiiously.
The subscriber will at all times take pleasure in er.
h'bii'ng the Bibles. : AVERY. Agent.
ian Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17

We have entered into Copaunership. undcr Inc firm
of ArrERBURY, CALDWELL & Go, for he Transaction
On ~-yEsGL COMMISSION y F,RwARDiS0 BcsrSEss
m this Civ. We will attend 10 the s.s Of every de.
scnpGon Of Merchandise that may be consigned to Ne.
& arc prepared 10 fl orders Cor sny Of the Produce or
Manufactures Of this vicinity. as well NJ 70 give our
prompt attention 20 the Forvarding OF all Goods sent
to us from the Fast o. West. Prom Inc long experi-
ence ofour WV. r. ArrERsURy a r. G. Bovntu-
the latter hay ing been ChiefCierk 6r Forsyth & After.
bury frscven ycsrs-we feel confident That we shall
be ona6'od 10 give entire abstraction 10 aIl who may en-.
trust US with their business
WM r. A~TTERBURY.
JAS. Y. CALDWELL.
r. BONlfAM
I,nuorv "a Iaf0-am
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17
GROCERIES,.

NV CONCERN.-Boat stores. Groceries. LIQUOR.
~ &c. by w. IA. ilousroN a Co. tat the s.ani
formerly occupied by J. X. Forsyth 4 Col NJ. -.
" alter street. Boats can be supplied at al tunes with
stores and every other attention afforded to facilitate
their interest. Family Groceries, Wines aud Liquors al.
ways on hand ms above. NOV 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17

"""a "' apONf- nov L.
NRoCEIuES-for tho recommendation of his old
n customers. the subscriber. in addition 10 his Sock
oi Woollcn Goods. Cotioa Yarns. &c. has Land ,n ma
assortment Of CHOICE GROCERIES, a, ms new stand
oi Market street. n few doors below Tta,cher's Chair
Factory. formerly the =" Wheeling Grocery" 10 which
he respectfully invites their attention. Ills stock a,
crescent comprises Young ITyson and Gunrow,Icr
TEAS OF superior runlity Green Rio. Old Rio aud
Java COFFEE; New Orleans. White Havana and
Loaf SUGAR; Sugar house MOL.ASSES. Western
Reserve CHEESE SuS1uehnnna SHAD Rice. Pre-
pared Cocoa. Chocolate. Rice Flour. Super Winter sra
sperm and Tanners oil. Pepper. Aspire. Mustard.
Cas-la. Nuimegs, Mace, &c. loct2sl p. I'LL.
NEW ARRIVAL or GROCERIES AND IL.
IN QCORS.-M REILLY has received b.. late mr..
rivals a large accession To his stock as follows. viz.
200 lbs ground Pepper.
100 " do Cinnamon.
cerccn Indigo.
81 lbs Gloves,
50 " NurmcVS.
l ease Liquorcc.
25 boScs NJ. II. bunch Raisins.
300 liz. Carrots Paila. Scotch Snuff.
5 boxes Sperm Candles.
5 bags Pepper.
5 half chests GunpowderT Tea.
10 caries Imperial de-.
. boxes small plug Cavendish Tobacco.
200 lbs Salcratus.
10 barrels Sweet Malaga wine-.ate importation.
= Peppermint Cordial.
lNn1err WI.
D No. , Mackcrel.
500 lbs Alum.
: half pipes Cogniac ynnly. 4h proof.
3 do do American do do
y groce Riley's Pittsburgh Shoe Hacking.
Is bales Cotton Batting. % lbs each.
1000 lbs Pitts. Cotton Yarns. as-ortedi ~ from ) to 10.
6doz New York double refined box table Suit.
f00lhs White Rmzil Sugar.
500 " Havana do
600 =. Lump do
10 boxes Naricgaicd Sosp,
10 do Hydes white Windsor shaving soap incakcs
10 do Scotch IIcrrinss.
500 lbsGround Ginger.
A good supply of Shoe and Write Wash Brushes.
Us bbls Pittsburgh No. | Salt, (yery whiteJ
10 hhds n. Orleans Sugar.
Together with n large assortment OF Groccries and
Liquors. already on hand. which he will sell either
Wholesale ar Retail for cash. as low M any house in
the city. Purchasers wanting bargains are invited 10
call. oct %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17

AITERBCRH, CALDWELL Go.
Eafe FORSYTH 4 A~HsTbHrgl
FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
WHEELING, Va
WA. II ARerbury llaic Of Forsyth & Arcrbury hay.
ing associated himself with JhNEs Y. CALDwELLand u
{ BoNuAN. will continue the Commission and For
wafding business under the firm OF AHerburg Gait
ueH 3 &c. aud respectfully SELECTS FROM the friends and
customers Of p. & A.. a continuance Of their business
with The new firm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17
HATS. CAPS. &C.

OuKlNG GLASS, Portrait 81 Picture
AFrame apulacturer.-Th subscriber respect.
ally informs the citizens OF Wheeling and vicinity.
that he has commenced, "a cOnnec ion with his
Jrmer business, the Looking Glass, Portrait and
lecture Frame. tsht,ng, we; IN all us branches-
lie has engaged Mr. Jas. Robinson, FROM the frs,
manufactures IN New York, whose workmanship
Is inferior to ROne ia The Union. and is now prepared
To execute al. orders in that line. lie will con-
stantly keep on hand an extensive assortment OF
LOOKING GLASSES Of every description. in Gilt
and Mahogany and Fancy Frames. Picture and
Portrait frames made 10 order Old frames rcglt
aud Gliding Of cveiy description done IN the best
style feb2s W B~RANSrRUP.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17

ENiONAL-M Reilly has removed 90 warehouse
EhNo. Ill. west side market square. lately occu
pied by james ~. Chaplne, and one lOOr north OF Mr
George NicMuucy's store. Do, 2
n hhds Best Ouch NADER.
- 2 tons Logwood,
) bbls Chip do
2 scroons span. noiant indigo.
10 bbls Copperus.
2 do Alum.
4 do SsltP ire.
: DO Venetian Red,
8 d. Spanish Brown,
8 do DO Whining.
IS kegs White Lead, just received and fr sale by
tanq PAXTONS 4 TINGIF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17

Ia STEPHENSON. ArroH~Ky AT Law. No 204.
-. Main street. Wheeling. Va, next door below
-. Nelson's OGicc. i,n %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17

An extraordinary case Of Cincinnati ISM, Gccomrd.
MED rih DisrrhGed and NerrOas dchttRy
Mr.. Joseph Hart, from being exposed 10 cold
was attacked with a most painful Rheumatic com.
plaint of the he1d, and neck, which continued with
distress ne viulesce for several months. The rriu-
cIpal symptoms wefe-a swelling and excTuciating
pam IN a the joints, and an entire loss of theI
use: both the pain and the fever generally suffered
an increase an the evening, The pains were IncTeas
IN the night time. A constant diarrhaea, which
produced It's general cons quences-fatuleHcy, low
ness of spIrIis, aud general wasting Of the boIy
He was indeed 50 extremely NJ that hts medical
attendant could not possibly glve the least hopes
Of his recovery, and n was generally bel evedby
his r, lauves and friends that all The medicines on
treatment IN this world could not him any relief
But seeing an advertisement on Hunts Botanic
Pills, he was directed by IN Almighty PruyIdcuc,
10 use them, be did 90, and after > fortnight the,
produced a favorable change, aud he IS nOw a hea!
thy and strOLg man JOS. uART.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17

CARD--Short settlements make long fuouds d
~ Those indebted 10 me, will be waited on imme
arliately ~ have fhsir 8rrounis closed ~ cash Or note
iS ? 1870 SAMUEL HCLALLEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17
ME REASONS WHY DIR. UABLICiI's PILLS
Il are use dby oil classes of people ia rrcicrenc,

are Use dby oil classes of people IA preference
20 any others:
BECAUSE they are prrparcd Grpn n pure crtracf 81
Herds. a very wholesome medicine. mild in its opc
ration. and pleasant in its effects. rLc most certain pre-
server OF health, aad n satcaud cf1ectual cure Of y
PERSIA or INDIGESTION, and all STOMACH
COMPLAINTS, a preservcrand purifier OF the whole
Q stc1.
BECAUSE they s,othe the nerves Of scnsiblirv and
Bortify the nerves of motion. imparing To their mos
subtle fluid. IT'S pristine tone. and gives strength and
oclcarne~s uf mind.
BECAUSE they ncrcr dcs,roy the ooafs IF re Stau.
euch and BoucLs asaA sircng Purgaiircs do.
BECAUSE science aud experience teach that no
mere purgatiye alone. will cure tho diseases Of the so
mach and nerves Weakness is the prime cause or a
host OF diseases, and 10y continually rcsurtinc to pursn-
Aims. YOU make the mliier worse instead of better.
DR.. IIariieh's medicine is put zap upon
the common scnSc princi pie. {" 10 aeaass and aresgn-
sa," which IS the only way to efiret a cure lastly.
ECAUS they really 90 cure the diseases for
which they ae recommended Ash Cor DIR. IIarlick,s
Hlls.
HAVE o A CoUGIIi 10 not neglect il -
Thousands have met a premature death for the wani
a little attention TO a common COLI.
Have you q cough or a coldi Dr. Sw,yneis Com
pound Syrup of Pnnus VlrEiHiana. or Wild Cherry. n
safe medical prescription, and used in ma extensive
practice, trU mod ~poSihrcfy afford rciicE. and save you
from that awful disease, consumption. which usually
sweeps into the grave the young. the old. the fair. the
lovely and the gay.
Fave you a coughl Swayne's Prunus Virginiana,
or Wild Cherry Syrup, is the only remedy you should
take To cure you. For this plain reason That in no
one OF the thousands uf cases where IL has been used
Aas a. failed 10 rcloee.
vi BRONCHITIS. A FORERUNNER or
CONSUMPEON.-Thi disease is very much like a
common caiarrh. Ii generally commences like an or
binary cold, with lassitu1e. chilliness. slight coughs and
oppression and tightncJs a!out The breast. la many
instances the disease seems at frsi of M very serious
charactcc As the disease continues the opprcssiua in
the breast increases. the coun:enance bccomcs express
sive Of anxiety, the respiration becomes more and more
llbOrious, sometimes wheeling or ssttiing sound, as IL
ihc air was forced through a narrow aperture clogged
with a viscid fluid. TO rcgleci his dIsasc il may be
ofserious consequence, hut Ivy a timely application OF
pr. S~wsyne's Compound Syrap of Wild Cherry. with
strict Attentions to the directions. Ill these unpleasant
effects will be scsaoyed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17
an infsresfi1g case of \ 0irHess ofSpififs, riGi
ri8ieut SpIsHoiic Affection,

an infsresfi1g ease IF I0trHess ofSDifiis, riGt a
ri9ieut SpIsHOdic affection,
Mr.. Francis Caldwell was lnlicttd for severn
wears with extreme debility, together with a tran
of symptoms generally termed nervous affections
and whIch perhaps, % would bc impossible fer the
10 m # the most learned physicIans 90 describe o.
this case the spasus i1 the stomach were 50 re.
qlCnt aud excGucI1uug rs nearly 90 deprive hlu
81 reason. pains % the limbs, extending even a.
the fuz r. and tocs, hatulcnce, sick ness az t,
stomach, aud a general agitation u the who.,
system, ins'mu'h lhas conmoh incident render
ed the mind nmid and opprehcnsvo. Ia order =,
rcmavr these distressing symptoms. and st.,
Inc constitution 90 us former energy n w. ,g. ~,
ton 4. fmcdical skill had b,en cNhaus ed az, ~,
On. advantages; change Of arr aGf otbsr rcr,sSe'
Aesc also unavaiIing and the niof ami b9Jv a.
bearcd Co he devoted 10 p r.thless disease. tn hi
hopeless and lHnHng s.,uatI"n, Mr.. Caldwell va,
r~ccOmncnded - mFostna of Hnnts Botanic Pills
ih" tiiccts OF y dth were visible n \ Few adys
ana ny cgutnGauCo ot the medic ~ eccordini
tgdireCt 5na hs strength, became completely Testor
"a, I'D = sound state ri h.alth most hnpl iy -
'solishcd. lFRANCiS CALDWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17

Mr T1ward 10 ciL vus, ~ las December, sua-
.dsefv seed with Geld shiveungs. which wcrc suc.
rccd,d by pains ln eveTy part nt .Ofthc body. tn,
ratus fGutnrrd severe until The month 81 Nav.
oheD ho braan 90 spr blood. this wa shortly afci
aurrrcae iy n nnckiue cough, ~ eiHug AMI pam
u tDst hest, ana the di-Chafge % blood rou The
mouth became considerable theee SYM tome.
vhrh are 80 often the mcs-enRora 81 sudden death
were. In the course ola 70 v weeks, iglOwed by
thick vf.Cid ssprurahon, mi1Ried WIN ol~od Tine
Irf - Inc cough seCame 'Css troublesome, and
- sprrtfe Increased. The ~ charge OF pus IN.
' ef,dasd a tht body Was ~ wasted as : assume
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17

Fax Lane Of Portable Car Bodies from PhisLdeLp4ia q
Pinsbnrgh-THRoUGu IN SIX DAYS.
Warehouses, $50 &2S2 Market street, Philadelphia.
Corner Of PENN Wayne SIS, Pittsburgh
Wis line commenced operations on the 9Th ms,
Il being established for the accommodation of ger
chants DESTROYS To have their goods through in ihe
shortest rSssible time. No extra charge will 10 made
during The season for freight carried by the fast line.
All Goods collected through The city and forwarded
immediately, free Of any charge for drayage or commits
son. BY having lists of them left with or sent to US.
ANES O'CONNOR g. Co.
Philadelphia. Sept 21 6m
NTEW BooKS-Just received and Tor sale BY
~ STEPHENSON & GkRwooD.
Collycr's Lectures, Fisk's Classical Antiquiies.
CowPers, Mrs. Austin's. Goldsmiih's Millions, SInol.
lets. and Dryden's Works.
Condensed Reports. Watts body Of Divinity.
Rush on the Mind. CDsaT and Sallusi l vol.
British Poets. Henry's Miscellaneous Works,
Domestic Medicine, Fine Bibles. Beauties of Costume
Young Mans Library 8 vols, English Albums.
Wsishs Didactics 2 vol. Memeir ofSir Vim. Knighton
Walkers Manly Exercises,
Hit at the times. Life of Martin Van Buren,,
Female Biography. Parkers Logic. Nature and Art.
Legends Geometry. Book ofScience, Blossoms of VIII
American Chesterfield. Swiss Family Robinson.
English Classics. Also, German and German English
Almanacs, Comic do. nov Ia
HoME MANUFACTURE-Prices ~positirely re-
IL daoed al the Wheelipg Foundry Warehouse. No
30, south end Market square, Wheeling. Va.
SWEENEY & MATHEWS respectfully tender
their thanks 10 their former customers for the liberal
patronage they have hitherto received. and wonld
further invite their attention to their present well Sc.
lecied S1OCK OF FOUNDRY CASTINGS. which
embraces every article usually kept IN an establish.
nent Of the kind. consisting Of
Plain Mantel Crates.
MaZeppa do.
French Pattern do.
Plain Star do. Asserted sizes,
Franklin Stoves of every description,
FaRcy Pyramidal Coal Stoves.
Common Stoves. (assoTted sizas0
Common Crates, (circular g. straight bar all sizes
Cooking Stoves. Ia variety of patterns,
Arch and Jam Crates.
Holisw ware. Sugar Kettles. Pea Kettles. Pots
Oys.-s, Skillefs and Stew Pets ofeyery size. al
made from the Air Furnace and Of superior
meule.
Sad Irous, ground and polished, in any quantity.
Tailors' and IIates' Irons,
Saw Mill Irons,
Wind Mill do.
Rag Wheel do.
Chunks and Gudgeons. al sizes.
Patent Dcarbors and Wagon Boxes, round in IN,
centre and turned inside)
Foot Scrapcs.
Morinrs and Pestlcs, Waffle Irons. fancy e. plain
Cast lroa Railing. a variety Of patterns.
Together with a variety OF Plougis and Plough cas-
tngs. Shears and IAndsides, Threshing Machine Irons
&c &c. oil Of which they will sell as low II not lowe
Than the same article can be purchased 6r in Pitts
burgh OF elsewhere. either Wholesale or Retail
Castings of every description made 10 order on ;hD
shortest notice. nov 7-6m
81 ClairsriHe Clroniol, psUiA 10 amount rs,
aud charge iris oTcr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17

INOR RENT. the councillors dwelling house stu
aiod on Centre street. Fast Wheeling belonging
20 Mr. Cresap. and az present occupied ~ J. ID steele.
This house is In good repair. anl IN every way n dosi
mble residence. POSSESSION will Do given ON or ruforc
the ia Of April nett For torms. apfly 70 The suh~cu
Der on he premises. J. ID STEELE.
feb 2. 1870 a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17

- FOR RENT-The fine large hotel al
s.DY F~Ustburg. Md. now occupied by Geo s
i!t.kS3 Evans. Is offered for rent. Possession Civ
LlSASzS en- ON the lst Of April next. There has
lately been built a large three story brick addition 10
This hotel. for the better accommodation of visilors and
bOarlcrs. well furnished with prumeHades To- each
story, and a gallery on top. making a beautiful and
healthy rcscri il summer, and a~firrding one ofIhe finest
asd most extended views Of ihe surrounding mountain
scenery 10 be found
The whole hotel Is about 100 feet front. tho ground
or lot about 900 f~eet-fpc stablmg, carriage sheds.
smokc-housc. %icc.house, &c. SC.
Three lines of stage coaches between Baltimore
and Wheeling arrive AZ. and dcpau from, this house
daily. some Of which cot there.
APPLY 90 the subscribers Stage Office. Barnum's no
tel. Baltimore. or stage office, Jniontowu. Pa.
dec lg-tf i. W. STOCKTON.
NOTICE-Wc have never borrowed any monr,
~ ufJamrs Greer. nor authorized any rer-pn.
borrow fum him i-r NJ. Neither has ssid Greer cyop
hal any dealings with Us ofany Mad. This s,atemcn
Is made IN ~fclctcHc0 10 hs publ,shed ia the Times %
Yesterday ard the Gazette Of this date.
SWEENEY a. MATHEWS
November ~. 1S3J-06-tO