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The people's press, and Addison County Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1838-1841, 1840-01-07

PEsiLoSs SITUATION. Many Of the Coast
Blockade seaman, in Sussex, lose their lives
BY walking over the cliffs during dark or fog
gv nights; and upon one occasion two of their
bodies were discovered, dreadfully nlanged,
within q few yards of each other, having been
precipitated from height of about three hun
dred feet The circumstances of their being
killed nearly on the same spot, at abont the
same moment, gave rise to an opinion that they
had been thrown over by the smugglers. Be
this as it might. some time after en- officer,
much disliked for his activity having fallen in
The people's press, and Addison County Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1838-1841, 1840-01-07

The Memorial of the undersigned, inhab-
itants of County, Vermont.
respectfully represents, That your memoir
alists have the fullest reason to believe, not
only that the Foreign Slave Trade is now
The people's press, and Addison County Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1838-1841, 1840-01-07

There has been another tremendous gale
and suow.storm at the East. The damage
The people's press, and Addison County Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1838-1841, 1840-01-07
THE PEOPLES PRESS.

TuEsp,Y Observation-Disclosures Z, ls4o
The people's press, and Addison County Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1838-1841, 1840-01-07

GEN. HARRISON. Tine manner in which
the nomination of this excellent man is Ieceiv-
ed by the Wings throughout the country, has
been serious damPer 10 the hopes of the
off ce.h holders. They expected to gee dissstis
faction and division in our ranks. They took
it for granted that the friends of Mr.. Clay and
Gen. Scott would not take hold and labor in
good faith for the advancement of Gen. Harri-
son. They had forgotten that the Wings
went for measures rather Than for men when
in fact here is the secret of our late success,
and the main ground Of our hopes for the fu
ture. The Wings are too patriotic and too
honest to divide,,upon anything less than PrIn-
ciples. When they declare that the country
is in danger, they believe it; and when they
believe it they act accordingly. Ii matters lit
tie to them what true Wing is made the instru-
men, of averting this danger. so that ii be
averted.
The following summary of events in the lIie
of Gen. Harrison, is commended to the perusal
of those self styled democrats" who were
The people's press, and Addison County Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1838-1841, 1840-01-07

The BLooDHoUXps. A letter has been
cciyed at Boston from Fort Leon, Flo1
which says The much talked. OF boS GI2l
10 scent the Indians. will arrive here IL 91lA,
a soop having sailed hence for them last week
The Indians are as fearless as ever. and the
war is rs likely to continue ten years as ten
weeks.-N. Y. Sun.
The people's press, and Addison County Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1838-1841, 1840-01-07

We were shown last week five hogs raised
and killed BY Mr.. Joshua Bliven, Of this vii.
Iagc, which. at tie age Of Is months averaged
i40 pounds each. They were Of the half
Berkshire breed. and were from among the
stock kept by Mr.. Alexander o. Spencer, of
Greenbush Saratoga Sentinel
This gives US chance 10 tell better story
than yours, Mr.. Sentinel. Five hogs. IS
months old raised by E. W. Perry, ESQ. were
lately sold IN this village, tie ne. weigh; of
which was 2337l lbs; the average weight,
1873 weight of the largest 522; ofthe small
es, 433. These hogs were Of the breed known
here as the Cornwall breed. and had no better
keeping than such hogs ought TO havel
The people's press, and Addison County Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1838-1841, 1840-01-07

meeting of the Wing members of ;hc
Kentucky Legislature, on the 18th ut. pass-d
the following resolution -
RESOLVED, by the Wbig party Of both Houses
of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, That the
present position ofihe Wing party in Kentucky
requires that they should respond promptly to
the nomination of the recen. Convention at
Harrisburg, and accept the same.
The people's press, and Addison County Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1838-1841, 1840-01-07

The Albany. Daily Advertiser says, There
is no longer any room TO doubt that Martin Van
Buren, and John C. Calhoun have entered into
an alliance offensive and defensive" This is
a very proper alliance: and as spectator of
their sauabbIe for the loaves and fishes we
should saw as the woman did when her hus-
band grappled with the bear-lt is the only
battle we ever saw, in which we did not care
which got the better.
There has been another tremendous gale
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13

~ ARRisONS SPECIFICOINVNFNT
ant other tamorsi Ulcers, Scrc Lers. GA and frssb
nau1as scsiI Head Woms1's Sofs Bfeas,s, Rbsss.
1,g o. T'i,srt, Er5ppnons. Chr bians,
Mbd'2S~ es CONS and External Diseases
Ernrfal1. " tsLktWIan erca'ly superior a. any
mesIcfuc hsr-'ufo r discovered Tor thu chaCsi
ha. 2 aod Anhs oft'rscs-iC Tor rhg worms. chap
81 thai way fall % the lot Of man ~ beast.
l'e ffplrr' has received a. least thousanG
ttiL eInfnFni upSasd-ota hundred Of Which
uFH afi'rn o. rrrFrcfah.c msmbrra Of the Ncll-
ta.HiN 40 in foecnnS from tins pile the
nr.a 'e was governed more by their
rrrstfr rsu IH.r Cpntents. ~ thev aithrcathc Al.
'hH1 nt oieHleU and sat.iacrou.
nnr Sr-I hav, 20 rrglssf OF y,n 20 forward
w" geo lurartI n1xtsnf b utmcut. by the uosfI,n-
n-ia'r lnysyh1ec snl without record 70 me oE-
nf rHrra.r, re- am quite out. and much IA
NoI slas nv estimation II YOUR 10
'frfF. nd therefore shall only add.
mas Increased my %cnthusi-
o. m Use OPINION. that q Be-
ef'f p any remedy cStaat ior external DIS.
CHAtLES p ENERsoN. VI n.
ALERSy, july o, 1887.
on'mentin nY practice. aud cor sHv recorimsnc
n most cfhcent tcrusay for ruUare. Ulcers
t|c 'iN-as >~trofuIa, Rheumatic Pains
1haFpea PACE LIPS and Hands, an. ir r,n-ra
y1ar agent here Who fura shes me With Ire ,rucl,
hnaan ce.ed 90 have o. "a any Fov0t 20 avail,
homer % merit.
RUFUS r.. BEACH. VI. n.
lu1UKLI~. y \. Oct 20. ISIS.
n7afN w oaus htsr n rrl yf fourteen. wa
fhIF '"rfgl eIff n compliant fl4t physician
rrm n sllIf Erad ans 4 fearri q. TuHt1sudaut rfe,
~ 1'H.r FNu. rIa would Do bal. .u tHnaH.uruct
fhc rH.n urausn. how,Ntf, I'd tbr kct Mr.
frruu. lnU..f" your U|u fwFUf rH tho aN. cited mar
hnt fhluk Goa tnaf my child ts now entirely 70
.okfrel RON Lnc disease, -nI s grtUuE her ha
~ fasi a. con Pc expected. The cure was c1rCft.
In ra'hrr ICES lInr fHu months, nEruE which um
d usrIhtf ..arsu l Hnfuru'. ! had SPENT ward
wears sItl5ut aay stltft whaferCr.
MARY COWARD.
The a-rE- .uyn'I7hlr OintmtutIs Tor sale by
~ NAkER
D HEAEhER. aud
~ tUApIINE wheel -.
An.H 90 fFE puucIPal Druggists tl Pittsburgh
5. Nos. r|. FrHH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13
EtriZENS OF THE WEST-YOU

q NiTIZENS OF THE WEST-IOU
~ HAVE NOW BEFORE q DIR. JOS.
p3IESTLl PETERS CELEBRATED NEGE-
TABLE ANTI BILIOUS PILLS, which have the
direct sanction and patronage of more than five
hundred eminent physicians, who are daily using
them m. thCIr practice.
ious FeyerS, Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaints, Sick Headache, J%aundlce, Asthma,
DrOpsy, Rheumatism. Enlargement OF the Spleen.
Piles. Chohc. Fcmaie Distractions, Furrtd Tongue.
Heartburn, Nausea, DIstensIon of the Stomach
and Bowels, lnclpleHt Dllrrhca. Flatulency, Habit
ual Cosuveness, Loss OF Appeuie, b!ciched or Sai-
low Complexion; and in casesof torpor Of the Bow
es. where u c%atharuc or a2eucnt ~ needed. They
are exceedingly mild IN their opsrauon, producing
ncLhtr y, usea, guplng noe debility
The following highly ~aaterlng 'estimonlalsof tho
Liver Complaints, Bilious DI-eascs, Sick Headache
Cosuvencss, Nervous Debility, &c, have been
voluntarily given b. medical men Of the sTe1tes 1
celebrity m the North.
We, the undersigned. members Of the Medical
Faculty. having Examined the properties of DR.. Pc
tiers Pills, and used diem in our practice, most
cheerfully recommend them as 4 Family Medicine.
ard consider them the best Vegetable Pills We have
lever ssd.
Doctor Elwell, S Atwater, NJ. d.
Harms James Anderson, NJ. ID.
r H. Ramsey, NJ. D. X. 5. Bernard, NJ. ID.
ing 20 and - pills, prce ~ and 80 cents yer box.
Extract OF a lStter from Dr.. Hopson, Of Bangor,
Ne. Jan. 3, 1898.
They arc a peculiarly mild, yet efficient puTgatiyc
medicine; and produce little, If any, gTIpInE OT nau-
sea. l have pr scubCd thgm with much success IN
sick headache and slight bilious feyers.
Extract Of a letter from Or. Joseph Williams, Of
Burlington, VI. July 9, 1897.
cordially recommend Peters pills as a mildly
effective, and IN no ease dangerous family medicine
Iley are =. culIarly influential IN Cosuyeness and
all the usual diseases Of the digestive organs.
Extract Of a%le;ter from Dr.. Edward Smith, Of Mon.
ueal, u. C.Sept. 90, I536.
never knew a single patent medicine that could
uut tho %slightes' confidence IN, but DR.. Peters Veg
etabIe Pills, which are really a valuable discovery
| have no heslt alton N having II known, that | use
them extensively n my practice, Tor all complaints
land these are not a fewlwhIch have their source IN
he impurlty Of the blood.
These much celebrated and justly approved Pills
are for sale by James Baker, }. Crumbacker and y. T.
Chapiine, Wheeling, and 10y all the principal Drug.
gIsts IN the JnIted States, Canadas, Mexico, Texas and
Tho MrsI inlIas. nnN ID
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13

DIN MOORE, late Superintendent of tho On,
- water Works, informs the citizens of WheeLns
~ ne ns purchased out Mr.. C.. w. BROOKS Plum
Inc; such us Hydranis, Lead Pumrs. Pines of yar;on.
hlnds and sizes. Harers' Kerlcs. and Sheet Ioad
Having his machine propelled by steam. he an >.
able to furnish all articles in his line with pupe,u,,;,e
and despatch. Fu"'oah'I
Wheeling, Va. Feb. /. Isi0-ly
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13

a j. OFF & Co. LOTTERY AND EN-
"a. 4 NJ BEOKERS-REAL ESTATE &
M AGENTS. AND GENERAL INTELLI
GtNIE OFFICE-oEcs lS2 Main street. I~V1celipg
al kinds of Southern and Western certificates OF
deposfie' and bank notes purchased At the very highest
market rates.
The highest price paid for drafts ut sight on BALI.
more Philadrlphia and New York, and constantly for
sale at the lowest premium.
Buy and sell oil kinds Of Foreign and American
gold.
They also attend 10 the ogllectien Of notss. drafts
bills of exchange, &c. may IS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13
HATS CAPS. STOCK 4 Tprv,rNrs

NEW BOOhs-We have just receive n large.
~ addition TO our hummer stock, con.isunso N Law
Medical, THEOLOGICAL CIa4s-reI. School ard sc.i
.aueous work 90 iolmost every description, among
winch arc fhs following:
swaus Treatise for Mazisfratrs and Constable
DIck'G Theology, g vols: Hal 81 the Blood Coon.
er's l]cCfurcei M1ckipf0sh' = Practice. p vols. Wals
truuf Ilrlr GeoErBIhy: Clarkcs Cacaar. grmg.
aaU 81 ff,.H Sailusft 0lueVs Gt8vrarhy 80 A.
.lei ff.a.a History u the UnIted Sfsfee. T,b,
stone D.clonaru Blakc's Bot8ny, Walkey sc,,.i
Uirur1aig. Nuuali OrnthOlO-y. Ellfofls T,s@lI'
r xiJu's Letters on P]slcstine and Epyaf. ~, 49,
Uf J0srI lass Astoria. = vote, Washington Irviag
STIPHEN son q GtRWOOD
arcs Conner q Nam and rruon Siros,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13
RT us n TTNUH- M. n



EN.lE LUClNA CORDIhL.-SlNCE
y ih. rrr.irrr1n or ihls celebrated medicine
Hfr tH. 4 IeI States zry,ral eminent rhys.tIaur
have ...fH'E examined no o. see bow Oar Us WCuts
u-Ut corr a1ri vth us Intentions and the re-
Iu-. rIus, has been decidedly la 90 favor. IOr
DISTANCE tTrE hid 90 admit from experience au0
vssk1sss or ttblrau0n offhe most mysterious de-
HTffmtuf Uf fhU human system ; aud that II rng me.
fGne c1.ld bU brought 10 act iumsdi7ftv there
r0, 81 sufficient power f1 irv-ulfU wI'h1ut cNcI-
ruz, ard thereby causing n relapse, that thIs deplO-
ra.a sN. mustn't BE- CHuec'od.
-n. f.y rat5r 81 the Lgc.na Cordial or Elxer o.
K,.p.5,rI and h,ror.l S.r-wl have all in o
yHr o. ofvases, tested ta' remarkable elect ofyour
great q srHyUrT, auI have u--'uHIsd for The s.T
pose 81 hsauns evidence Co the facts, aud teld. rms
F.J iEr honor which ~ your dc The LgCIna
'1rJl|iB, H our opinion. au Iufalblr remedy for
ne urgsfrlfou oi the GrICrranf functions and ar
vfrIaI barreuurs-.s4i therefore most prove o
IIassrr a. ~ buu41 rae. W,r,r ~, - 80,
r|ICs fuHf fETryIH nothing Iu % Of I mCrruual or
ts.stcr,oHs Ua'urci 1'1.ln short That q L. one Of
With frt'irEs oi adn.rlu0u and rcFpeci, We re-
main, dear SIR your ub,d'cuf seryaUfs-
Ia Tea ph siss SeiiS ,sG %l- o. "a Marine
Jean Banr, Roterl Stevenson,
The Luc.na Cordial is also an Indubuablo cure Tor
cGicrt aud thr liror AiHus, orsfu-tci, difficult.
painful mgustluaHuu also Tor the nguuIuencC
uTar. ~ the Involuntary discharge thereof D.
" cases olChrg1Ig tTupuous Of the skin, and 90
he do pftcsl atc @. ns % fine ascd.
~ s~sp8e.c.iv particular o. observe that o fur
q, L5 D. PRINT d ora iAc d.rocI9ns wh.ch ere gwen
vita ctcl bottle F; % r. also beautifully embossed
shores where che So uIut C.rfial Ia Tor sale
Purchasers wUut also Do wen j8 remark. thar
'ls name Luelnl Ngrd'a -f Stamped 90 thcE'a-s
&c hHoHtir ani alec, hat 2 fay -Lml of th,
Am CaE Agents signature. 81. A. J.. Haruson1
VII found Goa tic outside label.
Ihs valuable medicine . TOR sd, by tee fo'l8wiur
Ia
20 e.. Pusburb. james Baker and J. Crsu.
1a.a,r Wheeling ani b. musi ofho principal Drug.
- u tnr lnrcd S-sios u0y Il
e ATIISkLN- 6 hsrry.s 81 Nls.ct. . .aHrlz ii,
pure pencil brandy. ou consignment. and Cor
by IHiG JNcoB a. MITCHELL
Tons lDIA~il. rrsIvsd a4d t5r rlI.
IL nos % hy CBANsLE s. BAILEys
ANHi>AEN-s bas Wus-ssy on ,5u.gumrnL
j1ni FORSYTH MOORE a CLARKE
"a uIrhLh- haa Penn ,IsBua ID s1r-n
com lramr "sf Hrrr ttt end tf-Is o.
Dan 30 JACOB a. MITCHELL.
JACOB A MITCHELL.
'ONVfSSIDNa FDEH-tEUgNs wEFOHANTs
EF &C. NaH street. MaHsIre.
iIEH F~uulaHs T| sIs Hs fHHH-rar .f.H trs
g 'Ha.g rre'ure na Nassa.aa- a Gro
Also rra.s a rrra-l o store Fr a.
i.-u..E. w general r..ET .
FrH Uss.a gH sH..a. 10 r5r- u.ras
ssaB E-rs Pepper
. D.rr "Hf r.Haer
Dos H.lH h r -.-s-
. Oh f.|.- -r#.. rrar
D.. ' fFa
DO Obj ea- g. a. c.
o. 'ra1 saH-iH Soc "a i4r
900 Hn D.
-f Ca T.f.r EH.EtH
% uus - 81 ras r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13
.:1yI.rE~. nEDICEyEN.

"A uifLI hkANRkEn fff'< PILLS.
- uv have rr-rs rr-s rhar Frfr. 1-srr- d,
81 $1,000 lrH--.r. - -#-.-.-
u.rr. "a d.. a-.r rH4a rraH4. f.r.-Hr fH. .wA
-af rffrr HrrF rs.r-. y. 4.-.fr-.. -fs a.-r,v
fs- ti~s fts rr. aHr tH us scarlet tsphu.
.''sna
= alnt. rlsrrsF. rrasrI 1900 - |
-irfA sfunHf11. err. tt-s. sfs 80
-
~ 40 r. .ssaHUv . tr4.r-sr rrr.-s 49,
rra h~aI. kuE sFt. go sfIa. r. 5000
AnfanuFa Tee eaIr fH#un. white 49,. .-
sm ef flfry sHafF sfsHt.re --~..- r
49, ..ts rr4 .Haa H.a .rsr..-.
tors .tr.s. .4 rarHHIF. 49,. a-r.. ~
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la UHreHtlra D. arnr4#H A.
a.I.ssHu WUIHlH BOD r#r.a.a.r sfr.H--.
cal fraf e. ucifn.s OF .H.r- . 81. -l| ... rs
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as.H#s af frsst 90 RI
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lna4s q g.t.ag core. !. raa r.art r.r- ...-.
tuve ta.t IVES ~ ral, ard hl- newer t.rr
nlN' ei'r H' A-tl have aaa liberty Bt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13

lSPEFSlA-We have frequently witnessed the
~ ravagcs OF ihis disease, and have heard and
Iead OF MANY remedies, but for afiensr say -, 81
tIlh result ~ success. The wruer boSryor !.
,et,eI' TO The agent Of DR. HARLrcH's CoN,sorsS
ma ~ nnHLNS" 1shnAN APFRfENT PMS, which
EnoMn 20 Us; and from an invalid. as he Vas Jet h.
In.a,eG, we nov know and meet him GaiIv ASH hsie
e man lhohgh no advocate of Dostrurns -,
any kInd we cannot Withhold u n0uce of W., -, ~
consider the tficacies aud virtues ofDr HanrI; 70
compound strengthening anu German an1
Phis. : he case before usis a Twin, nanu rp''ont
woh.- Spirit Of me Times ""iI'e"l 10
for ale at tn store of John Fisher. Wb..lioe
EIL II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13

A NV MUSIC AMI PIANO FoRTFs-Jusi re-
~ 'r,Neu i lhe Mosic and Variety Store, Union ST.
N.Y. assortment oi new Songs, Nlarchcs. Wsltyes
&C Tor The Piano Forte, and a supply Of 6ne sTar,Jb
Guitars also 2 splendid Piano Fories, Of German ar1
Anonean MANUFACTURES. Those wishing 10 purchase an,
respectfully invited 10 call aud examine.
zen - Hfrrtno
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13

w I'M tAiN'lI#NN W OIIIfN kNHNNLN.
MARSHALL. BELMONT and JEFFERSON
' .Ifcs.-Ng aga A. sf#.. Co .4fffa gHsr ..rH...s#
F' |gIu o. tals .Ur1.usU.H IuH-rutsmtrt Hr| hos.
... .Iy request YOU iItslI, .HH FIRST rUIr r44 conn.
l Wheeling. 90 our iCOFf.s nova. U.r a. I...
so and lhITINs l.F-sI. FafaI..I #.#.
. f.IH 1d jnfUn streets. and H.r. rs.# one Id .....
Nd. ..uts with frc I'D uI which one IMAM IH. LII.
much work o. three Uf inuT m.. u.f..... ..f ID.
H Commence planting fOur corn DID, f.H u.. f...
.E..IiuIs manner AHt % you Hr. #.f ....
q ..0 f N-gi4rua0rCs and convinced .. I'D.
N.n.H alter % aurnEaI your corn with .f u.
.t'.el Do 'fca. charge nHfHfng l0r .Hs 4-s ai
f.'ufn f"r money .. fHUft..
f... a. che h1fH.1s $40. Itrraa. one fsIf.aH
...Harl plft. 1tI.r com I'ruHrr.
H4r-G tlIEEtI-ON 81 guFTVe
az AEfHD-5gJ1 Is Ginseng. Ir eE..H ..
highest m1f.s rrro vfI Ur .1F tr ..
ri FORSYTH MOORE s. CItRkr
3 t7aR-9 bba. T8r just received arl fg,4..
aP3J NJ EEIIiY
= r~rT0ES SALE HlaT srEs f a.if....
u.1, 90 Saturday tho 10Th Of Ne. most -f ..
n.as ril lst.lr rl ll. re.-i1u 1ITsa.s Pom
Ht .erasr' 0u. r.l ,.r-r u#trr wheel. one
.aI ta one oS-car, end Office furniture.
Tie saw uII an1 real estate on which he s,ror T.
l being lrff N1 9 and r. 11I paf ofIat 81.
o. '11u T.nes 1]i..lOn, " % be- offered st Cab.
. lie at tr sIuo Time
4erus made known st frr r1r 1f aaIo
Join fAWCErT Fvsrltor
- Is Gs-E.5! f-IaeE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13

ETT-Aw Eo.sE cg,'v q Hsaaaare aas
-. fE'r~ Nr-rS, Eqllrsr5-Tbo fuuscrbcs
l~r"d.y inform The patrons Of ths cstabIsIm-uf
'a..s ;l.-ts, md ls pIllc generally, thai they have
o~'r.nie1 iEsms,lNcz together ir tLs Farr0so OF tsa.
cu.'sag .e aamc The EltIW H1uss v1s completed
anil frs, opened i1 1896. 20 which time 10 wBs furnish.
o. throughout iu ,hg very brsi manner Hul without
rarr-' O. cost TIE comfort and convenience 1ilfs u-
tsaJs arrangement, ,s ilgh 1uiaiy 'sl..H- r1u1iur
. reader Il pleasant arr heallg. Do n r1u.eIar.
well adaiict ir r0 sr...prlatssa 81 FAMILIES
A-'D LADIES. tIEirr r great THuHHr 81 raI.tIs
r'Fto"Rs. -sU'.E oEuIs.rs, s.E q sf'euFd DHfr
sC t11J, VIII Fr-,tr enhance ur Ia'rIH-r Hr.ff
ln every respect indeed. she Ea.aw House De- f--luf Of.
r"te 80 no, United States. and g fIU IHirlu.H 4H#
i-n determination Of lhe rr,Frsua-s tof-1-r rH s.,.
,CDs 10 promote nr c5miurr .Hl Er HrsfH8 90 trsr
IH- rs. and az RATES a. utl.l Hr srn..lHa rr l
fL.s. IHo st55s O.. WINES AND IIgFUss
bad. has been mostly imported r1f-.s., nr Hs .a
~ 'dis establishment 0-a-le0tsl au.l rhr private bod.
slns a the m.l cc.ehra.-d euuH1l.r.r cot HHs
Z as BAT.5 attached 90 tto House a. g.. rl.f..r
CO r. ard open 10! li rnr7 boz Che ur oIfrr CH.s.
Tie aIasel.-'1 Espf ais lss .ls uHy t.ar
OF Ire public, b i,lrI slrr. .f r1--a5-.
E~AUIf U,~~fl.
! ~ ELDER
pRrTTvcur. N.-I I. ..lE-rt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13

EDENRosE COLLINS Wholesale DcaIer in Dr,7cs
n Medicines, Chemicals, Paints. OH. Gl,s. BE-.
1'uip' nc. south west Corner Of Minor & Filth ss
90" Nil'het ana Ch'snui Streets PfuLADELPma.
chants executed IN tic best manner ana on he Lcg
nov 26-6m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13

ROoT. SHoE q BONNET SToRF--TODD &
- hDLhAH would respectfully inform the public
=" 'hey nave commenced the sale of Boots, SHOES.
r"l"'cS Leather &C. N the room ] door below the drug
sore OF y. ;. Todd, No. 202, Main ST.. Wheeling. Va,
"'ey design keeping constantly on hand a full
a'I complete assortment Of the following articles. viz
Sehuemen's Boots and Shoes of all kinds. Fur and
scar SKIN Caps; Gonilomen's and Boys Summer Hats.
,nli' upper Kip and Sole Leather Ladies' fine KID.
sIaP aid ne Walking Shoes; English and French I'd.
-; uIu ne' SlpPors; English aud French colorcd Kid
SiiPpeI'' + inc white hid and white and black Satin
onPP'fsi Co!orod and black Silk Caters; Calf and No.
rocS3 Se"ed and pcgged Spring and high heclcd Shoes
"nu hoois; Misses fine Kid walking Shoes and Slippor;
'hldrchs Shoes, Of oil kinds.
a Shove articles arc warranted to be equal To
any stock that has ever crossed the AUegbppv nous.
tains As they were purchased of the frr g,o1yf,o.
,a'erSmcy can be sold here for Cash or approved Cred.
y AZ Sleh prices ns cannot fail to give entire satisac.
ton 10 the purchaser.
we would also inform the Ladies that they can be-
supplied with a very superior quality Of String and
summer Bonners, Of The latest style. English double
straw Patent Lcghor. Florence Braid. Queens Br,,d
po''u SyIeoi Hoods. mar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13

EAD-l0O00 ~ Pig Lead just received per
: Il. Tnbone, and tor sale BY
feb 81 FORSYriL MOORE & CLARKE.
ENOR RENT-A comfortable any cOnVcmcni two
story Brick dwelling House. now in The sccu.
pancy of Samuel ID. Harper situated in east Wheeling.
ON the corner opposite Richard S,mm's residence.
Possession given on the LIST Of April neat Apply 10
feb 29-iapl II. MORROW.
A LABANiA TAR-50 bbls. JG5t received per
N steamer EmhaSsy-sn excellent article and In
large barrels, for sale by J. STANBERY.
mar Z No. 10 Water ~.
Y ME LIFE OF WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON.
" the Peoples candidate for the Proficiency
with a history OF the wars with the British and Ia.
dtans. onour northwestern frontier. Philadelphia 1910,
just received and Tor sue by JOIN FISHER.
mar Ii
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13

I'D EMoVAL-M. Reilly has removed TO warehouse
Pa No. III, west side marke, square, lately occu.
pied by James II. Chapline, and one Ioor north of Mr.
George McMurrey's store. do, 3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13

lNsEED GlL.-3 bbls Linseed Oil. in sloro -
81 for sale by '"'o aho
jan4 FORSYTH. MOORE & CLARKE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13

SMALL CoIN-SIOO in I-sihs and l.16,h. a.,
~ dimes and l2 dimes. for sale bv 'S
Jan y A.P GOFF & Co. Br,Lo-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13
TO nOUSE. kEEPERS-

EHEESONS ahoU; 10 commence housekeeping and
those already AT II. DESTROYS of awaiting them
elves Of the Greatest facilities for so doing, would
'fudIt 10 their advantage 10 call at our
COOKING STOVE AND HOUSE FURNISHING
ESTABLISHMENT.
aud purchase one Of our cheap Cooking Stoves. to-
ge'hcT with all the other necessary arucles Of kItCh-
en- tuTuIuTc.
Experience having taught those who now use
them that stoves are decidedly preferable 90 the
common Kitchen CRATES and fire places on the score
both 90 economy and convenience, new beginners
would do well 20 profthy their CN3er cUrc, and sup
ply themselves with ~c0nplete cooking apparatus at
once.
We have various sizes and patterns Of cooking
stoves and every description Of wares, which We
will sell very low Tor cash, or 10 those who desire Il
a liberal credit will he given.
mar "a CULBERTSON & GREERS.