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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19
DisY GOODS.

VIEW & CHEAP GoODS-Clotl and Cio,lin.
" Establishment 81 Water street. next door Nou'
of l.. :. Hoiel-The subscriber is now receiviDe
az u nusually large and well selected assortment Vi
FALL g. WINTER GOODS. viz:
Extra wool dyed blue. black and invisible green
claret and brown Cloths; also. blue-black, brown and
green drab and Asphalta Cloth for over coats Cash.
mercs and Cassineis ofevery grade aud colour Vest.
ings. n vey choice end lorge assortment
Ready made ~Cirhing-Biue. black. brown. mvis.
green and clsret Dress and Fock Coats and Coates /;
lue. brown. steel mixed. green and drab Beaver end
ilot Oyercoais blue anl green blarketand lion-skin
scrcoa,-. eiarge assortment; cashmere and Cassmct
nnts and Vests and Round Jackets. with u general Va
rty too numerous to particularize. which will ke Of
red for n very small advance. Wholesale & Retail.
nov lt-4u ALIEN ROGERS
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S9s NEW ARRANGEMENT.

- TIfREE DAILY LINES FDR
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON CITY, PYILA
DELPHLA and NEW YORK Erhuoriinarv
SpeedH H. s. MAH CHARIOT LIvE-rHREE
PASSENGERS ONLY.
Runs through to Ralrmoreb By contfactin a hours.
the on.t line 81 that sD.ed.
leaves W neGltng every morning az : I2 o'clock
Takesthe mail rail road cars \ Frederick, arrives i'm
BaltImoTe second morning tliom Wheelingl takes
man cars and reaChes Philadelphia, Washington
CITY. ere New York same dav.
NEW EXPEDITION LINE. Lares N1seyne
every evening, reaches Frederick second evening"
takes the same mail cars TO baltimore, Mashiup
ton. Philadelr ma or New York.
RELIANCE LINE, Le2ueS Wheeisrg e,Sr. mar
mig, reaches Frederick second morning. and takes
tue morning line rail road cars reaches BaltImare
same evening, and proceeds TO Philadtiphia or n
i efk next morning; or, at the option Of passea.
gers takes the evening mail cars at Frederick.
Inc subscribers have n contract with the rail
read company To carry their mails and passengers
rom FREDERICK, and every arrangement has been
ma-e 20 insure comfort and Teeula rty. Thr rro-
pretors OF the above lngs reside upon the rout,
the!r personal attention, devoted 20 tar business
ana one, OF them Tor a stationed agsnO will AWAY,
d. found attN hseling, 1Eton, Pa. Union.
Town cumberland, HaCerstov n, and Frederick
~ addition TO which travelling agents al employ
co. whose duty q Is 20 pass along the route con
sanity TO supe rintond the lines.
PRINTED rules and regulations for the benefit 81
plssS1gGrs, wall be Furnished en- application AZ the
once on water street, below L. : Hotel, OF 1tthe
Virginia Hotel. Wheeling.
april STOCKTON, MOORE. FALLS & CO
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19
H,HE REASONS WHY Dir. H%ARL1cus PILLS

VIE REASONS VII DIR. HaRLiCITS PILLS
arc use dby all classes of PcsPle in prefrroncs
20 any other
BECAUSE they arc prepared from a sgre ertrael a
Herbs. a very wholesome medicine. Mill IN ITS ope
ration. and pleasant ia ais ol;SiS. tho most certain pre-
server OF health. aEi a stfcaui eiT,ctuol ourcorDYS
PEPSlA or INDIGESTION. and III STOMACH
COMPLAINTS. a preservossEJ par.fes u tn. whole
y stem.
BECAUSE they roothe tho nerves OF sensibili,y nnd
forufy the nerves OF motion. imparting TO their mosi
subtle huid, its pristine tone. and gives strength and
sclcarness of mind.
theg nepcr destroy the eor,, IF lbe Sion
zach and Boueis as all strcng pvrgatirss 10.
science and exps rience teach thnt no
mere purgatire alone, will cure the diseases OF the sto
mach and nerves Weakness is the prime cause OF a
host OF diseases. and By continually re-,rting to purga-
lions. you make the matter worse instead of better.
DR.. Hsrlich's medicine Is put up upon
tie coramon sense principle. " To otsanS aud strength
en-" which "a the only way To effect a cure lastly.
they really DO cure the diseases for
which they ae recommended. AK soc Dr. ilsIl,ek's
Pills.
HAVE YOU A COUGHI Do not neglect it,
Thousands have met n premature deoth for tho want
n little attention to a common COLI.
Have you n cough or a ooldi DIR. Swsyncs Com.
pound Syrup of Prunus VIginiann. or Wild Cherry. a
sale medical prescri pion, and used in an extensive
practice, gtH most positively afford relief and save you
from that awful diseasi, consumption. which usually
sweeps into the grave the young. the old. the fair. the
lovely and the CAV.
Have you a ooughi Swaynes Prunus viryininn,.
or Wild Cherry Syrup. is the only remedy Won should
take to cure you. For this plain reason ;-rhat in no
one of the thousands of cases where az hGs been used
has a. failed 10 reisre.
ACUTE BRONCHITIS. A F~oRERUNNER or
-CONSUMPrIoN-This disease is very much like a
common csiarrh. IL generally commences like an or.
binary cold. with lassitude. chilliness. slight coughs nnd
oppression and lighines shoG; the breast. In many
instances the dsease seems al Grsi Of no very serious
character. As the disease CoGIiaues the oppression in
the breast increase-. the ocun:euance becomes express
sive OF anxiety, the respiration becomes more and more
hborous, sometimes wheeling or nrilins sound, as ir
the air was forced through a narruw aperture clogged
with a visCid luid. TO uegloctthis dis.se il NAV be
ofserious consequence. but by a timely application OF
pr. Swayne's Compound Syrup OF Wild Cherry. with
strict attention to tho directions. oil these unpleasant
effects will be removed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19
CHuRCHES

Assoc0fe Reformed. corner Of Market and jefferson
streets Rev. WIN. Wallace, Pas,or.
EpsoopaL corner Of Monroe and Sixth Froota Rev.
VIM. Armstrong. Rector.
81 JaHNs Chap>L. (Catbolic0 corner Of To1rih and
Union r Janice Homer. Pastor.
Msthodta Eptsoopol. Foa-th. bstFesn Monros and
Quincy Rev. Wesley Kennoy. Minister
Prisbytsria1. Fourth. between Monroe and Quincy
Rev Henry r. Weed. Pastos.
MsAoiia ProtcgaEL Moaroc, shsve Finh.
RsfausSS Da ~, uYTcf uon Of Lancasicnan Aca.
dsnry
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

NIFTY bags Rio Coffee. S bags Alspiee.
5 hays Pepper. ] ceroon Indigo.
1000 lbs new Goldfish, 400 lb~ EPSON Salts.
300 lbs superior French Curranls,
SO boxes MIR bunch raisins, NEW fruit)
10 DO White German Pipes.
S halfdo. Bakeris prepared Chocolate,
2 cases double refined table Salt,
2 tierces No. / Salmon, 9 bbls Madeira Vine.
? barrels Lisbon Wine. 10 chests Y. II Tea.
5 half chests G~unpowder Tea. just received and
nov 30 for sale low by NJ. REILLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

NJ. {. Coon. a y CttbwELL.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
~ will practice in he Courts of this County and
promptly attend b al business entrusted 10 Their care
n. p In The absence of Mr Good Ibis winter a.
Richmond. Mr. Caldwell will attend n The business
Of the ohoe. The engagement Of me latter viii 90.
cure thsg vices Of the hrmer a. he SprHg Courts
- s~,-- 2 NJ 17-3m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19
IN irse-esFrF case If ! orr,se ofrri-i:g, rih a
~ri1lerf Spdsmoaic rfsrfjou,

An Interesting case n . orr,se ofTpi-i:s, rith a
~rf5lerf S~pasmoaic affection,
Mr.. Francis Caldwell was afflicted Tor several
wears with extreme debility, together with a tram
Of symUtoms generally termed nervous affections
aud which perhaps, 20 would DC impossible igr the
fbis case the Fpasms % The stomach were 80 IRE
.1Irpt a1d rScrucI'uE ~ nearly 90 deprive him
Or rs-r5n. PANS ~ the limbs, EXCEEDING even 10
80 0r-.rsart tJrH, hntRlsace, sickness 80 ID,
stomach. end n general agitation Of the who.s
aarrm. fu-smyrh tha. a common incident render.
Ell fas w..+ rmiI and opprshen~Tye. In ord, In
remove. ,tfrs DISTRESSING symptQNs. and restore
fho-r sufufHrn tr ls i1fmDr enyrZY a large pyf
rau. . z medical skll had boon exhausted without
ar. advantages change Of az and other remclIr.
were aso uuayolhng, ana the MAD and bOty A..
feared % be devoted 20 A THthlcss disease. w this
hopeless and lauguid situati.n, Mr. Caldwell was
f~,r0mmCnted o. sake tuai Of Huufs BJtarr Pills.
iha fleets q ~hlCh were visible n = few DAYS
and by q Continuance Of the medicine according
90 directions. hs strength became completed" resiOr
and n sound stat, l. Urllth mDFt happily -
t4bushCd. lfRANClo CALDN ELL-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

3 do do American do do
2 groce Riley's Pittsburgh Shoe Backing.
Is bales Cotton Batting. 25 lbs each.
1000 lis Pitts. Cotton Yarns. assorted os from S to 10,
6doz New York double refined box table Salt
40Olns White Rrazil Sugar.
500 " Havana 90
500 " Lump do
10 boxes variegaicd Soap.
10 do Hydes white Windsor shaving soap in cakes
10 do Scotch Herrings.
500 lbs Ground Ginger,
A good supply of Shoe and Write Wash Brushes.
LIS bbls Pittsburgh No. 1 Salt. tveY whits)
10 hhds ". Orleans Sugar,
Together with a large assortment OF Groceries and
Liquors. already on hand. which he will sell either
Wholesale or Retail for cash. as low as any house in
the city. Purchasers wanting bargains are invited 10
call. oct 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

II OuKlNG GLASS, Portrai, d Picture
LFrame manufacturer.-The Subscriber respect
uIy informs the citizens OF Wheeling and vicinity.
that he has commenced, IN connec ION with his
brmer business, the Looking Glass, Portrait and
Picture Frame Gliding, ne; IN all rs branches.-
lie has engaged Mr. Jas. Robinson, from the frat
manufacturers IN New York, whose workmanship
- rfertor 10 none IN the Union, and is now prepared
- Ie.n on hand an sxtensiye ass.rtment of
LOOKING GLASSES Of every description, IN Gilt
and Mahogany and Fancy Frames. Picture and
Psrtrait frames made TO oTder Old frames rezilt
aud Gliding Of every description done IN the best
STYLE feb2s w BRANSrRUP.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

rNO SILK GROwERS.-The subscriber has beer.
Il appointed agent for this city and vicinity for the
sale Of the Morus Multicaulis or Chinese Mulberry
Trees. rised by the American Silk Company Of
umore. and will contract for and deliver to purcia-
sers. those trees IN any quantity, from twenty tciwcnty
thousand. during the winter or spring months. at very
reduced prices. terms favorable. Individuals or com.
ponies would do well TO apply soon, rs they will be
furnished on the most favorable terms with ihe seuu.
inc article.
He has afro the sale Of about 10000 trees raised by
Mr.. John Nicely of Queen Annes Co. Md. which
are very superior and will be sold LOW. by tho bua or
foot. Apply 10 J. f. WHARTON. Ed. OF the Time.
heeling. Nov. 10. ls39-isf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

NROCERiES-For the accommodation of his old
NJ customers. the subscriber, in addition 10 his stock
Of Woollen Goods. Co,ioa Yarns. sc. has laid in an
assortment OF CHOICE GROCERIES ai his new s,and
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

We have entered into Copartnership. under he firm
Of ArrERBURY. CALDWELL a Co. for he Transaction
Of GENERAL Commission a FJRwARDiSo BUsISEss
IN this Guy. We will attend 10 Tho sae Of every De.
scr?i.on Of Morchrndizs that may be consigned to Us,
4 arc prepared TO gu orders for my Of tho Produce or
Manufacturer Of this vicinity, as well ~ 70 give our
prompt attention 20 The Forwarding Of on Goods sent
70 MS from Tho East or Wesf. From tho long efpcri-
snce ofour ws. B ArTERnUEY & r. q. BoNHAA-
the later having been ChiofClsrk or Forsyth a Alter
bury forseven yesrs-we feel cgn6dent that We shall
be snab ed 10 give enure satisfaction 10 a. who may en-
trust ne with their business
wM n A~TTERBURY.
JAS Y. CALDWELL.
r. & BONIAM.
January %. 1slO-3m.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

Mr.. Edvnrd ua cl was, ln las December. sua-
daoly 81 ysd with cold s~hiveunSs. which were sur
r.. dtd hy pans in every part 90 .ot t1o body. Ig1
,alna continued severe until the month q Nav.
.bs1 ne hexau % spu blood, THIS was shortly s1cf
aIres,4e by ~ nackinE cough, %sveiing AMI PAIN
In tta chcat, au' The uttchafHe 81 blood ifplt The
which arc 90 often ihH mssscngera ~ sultHn tr b
y.srs. fD the course Ofa f. Y .wec.9, ip!owe1 af
e...r.sfqncr appeared % give him p temporary Tg.
IT, ss The cough s-cams 'ess toul.cscuir an0
r. sp-stts iacrased. The t,,qaaLgC - fTs n.
HAAS oto 90 aFito Z 4.s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

CARD-"Shoft settlements make long friends
- Tbose indebted 10 me. will BE- waited on imms.
media civ 10 have her sooouns closed ~ cash Or note
taa 3. 1870 SAMUEL NCLALLEN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

NOrlCE-Thc Depository ofIhe American Bible
~ Socieiy is now opcn an a roOm nj l03. Main ST..
enhance through la subscriber hat store.
Neighbourng Deposinries can he supplied here
Persoas feeling themselves not able to pay fill price.
ran be supplied At reduced prices or CONTINUOUSLY.
The subscriber will at all times take pleasure in ex.
hibIiing the Bibles. S AVERY. Agent
ian lS
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ROCERIES

~ Ew CoNCERN-Boat stores. Gr,cenes Liquors
~ &c. by w. III. HousroS a. Co. iet the stand
formerly occupied by J. II. Forsyth & Col No. 40.
Water street.. Bouts can be supplied a, oil hmes with
stores and every other attention afforded TO facilitate
their interest Family Groceries. Wines and Liquors al
woys on hand ms above. nov ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

ENLY DORSEY. (laio Dorsey a Tyson) ha. the
IL pleasure Of informing bis friends and the public
that he has associated himself with Mr.. r. X Arm
strong, Tor the purpose ct continuing 60 transact a for.
warding and general commission business in this city,
under the firm ard style Of Dorsey & Armstrong. ind
ho respectfully solicits for the new firm a Continuance
Of The paironage of hrs fienls and the public. We
are prepared TO mako the usual advances on consign-
nienis to our address. and to I'LL all orders for. me pur.
Chase or sale Of the Produce and Manufacture arti.
cles OF this section Of country. To the Receiving and
Forwarding of Merchandise. particular attention will
be given. 4 those who consign goods ~ our care may
rest assured Of their prompt shipment.
dec ii DORSEY & ARMSTRONG.
NlRGlNlA-IN CHA~cERY;
Al rules held in the Clerks Office of tho Circuit Su
perior Court OF Law anisChancery ft the county
OF Ohio. IN the month of February. 1910.
Platof Zane and Thomas J. Il. Penio-
ney, partners in business ender the Complainnnts.
firm of Zane & Penioney.
against
Austin Peay & Henry Moore. Defendants
The defendant Peay not having entered his appear
ance and given security according 10 the act Of Assem-
bly, md the rules Of this court. and il appearing by
satisfactory proof that he Is not an inhabitant Of this
commonwealth on motion of complainant by counsel.
itis ordered that the said defendant do appear here on
the first day ofthc rert Spring term ofthis court. and
answer the said complainants bill. and that a copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
printed in the city Of Wheeling. for two months sue.
eessively. and ported al the front door Of The court
house ofOhio county. A copy iesfe.
ALEX. II. LAIDLET, Clerk.
Clarke far corn plainan;s. feb 27-2m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

a TO.
tLae Forsyth 8 Ancr5uryl
FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
WHEELiSG. Va
Wn. B. Aner6urg(laie Of Forsyth 4 Auerbury) hay.
ing associated himself with JANFs v ALDwELLand Y
e BONHAM. will continue the Commission and For
wafding business under The Arm OF AHerburg CaLd-
UsH 8 Co and respectfully solicit. FROM the friends and
customers off. & a. a continuance Of their business
with the new firm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

JAMES q Co.'S
FIst Lane If Portable Car Bodies fros. PlilaIelD6ia 10
Pius6urgh-THRor0H IN SIX DAYS.
Warehouses. $50 & 2S2 Market street. Philadelphia.
Conner of Penn Wayne SIS. Pittsburgh.
WIS line commenced operations on the 9Th inst.
Il being established for the accommodation Of ser
chants DESTROYS to have their goods through in the
shortest possible tIme. No extra charge will 10 made
during the season for freight carried ky the fas; lire.
All Goods collected through The city and forwarded
Immediately. free Of any charge for drayage or commits.
sion. BY having lists Of them left with or sent Ia US.
JAMES oCoNNOR d Co.
Philudelphia, Sept Il 5m
NEW BooKs-Just received and for sale by
~ STEPHENSON & GARWOOD,
Coliycr's Lectures. Fisk's Classical Antiquities.
Cowper's, Mrs. Austins, GoldaniIhs, Millions, Smol.
let's. and Dryden's Works.
Condensed Reports. Watts body or Divinity.
Rush on the Mind, Caesar and Sallust / vol.
British Poets. Henry's Miscellaneous Works.
Domestic Medicine, Fine Bibles. Beauties Of Costume.
Young Mans Library 6 vols, English Albums.
Walsh's Didnctics2 vol, Memoirs ofSir VIM. knighton
Walkers Manly Exercises,
Hit at the times. Life OF Martin Van Br-cn,
Female Biography. Parker's Logic. Nature and Art.
Legends Geometry. Book of Science, Blossoms of VIII
American Chesterfield. Swiss Family Robinson.
English Classics. Also. German and German English
Alrnmacs, Comic do. nov Ii
IoME MANUFACTURE-Prices ~posisrely re-
II GHced athe Wheoiag Foundry Warehouse, No
30. south end Market square. Wheeling. Va.
SWEENEY & MATTHEWS respectfully tender
their thanks 10 their former customers for the lheral
patronage they have hitherto received. and would
further Invite their attention to their psesont well sc.
lected STOCK OF FOUNDRY CASTINGS. which
embraces every article usually kept IN M establish
ment OF the kind, consisting Of
Plain Mantel Crates.
MaZeppa dc.
French Pattern do.
Plain Star do. assorted Sizes,
franklin Stoves Of every description.
Fancy Pyramidsl Coal Stoves.
Common Stoves. assorted sizcsD
Common Crates, (circslar & straight bar all sizes)
Cooking Stoves, "a variety OF patterns.
Arch and Jam Crates.
Hollow ware, Sugar Kettles. Pea Kettles, Pots,
Ovens, Skillets and Stew Pots ofevery SIZE, all
made from the Air Furnace and Of superior
mettle,
Sad Irons. ground and polished, in any quantity,
Taiior' and Hauers' Irons,
Saw Mill Irons.
Wind Mill do.
Rag Wheel do.
Cranks and Gudgcons. oil Eizeo.
Patent Dearborn and Wagon Boxes. round ln The
centre and turned inside)
Foot Scrapes.
Mortars and Pesiles, Waffle Irons. fancy s. plain,
Cast IroR Railing, n variety Of patterns,
Together with a variety Of Poughs and Plough cas-.
tings. Shear, and Landsidcs. Threshing Machine Irons,
SC. &c, all OF which they will sell ns low u not lower
Than the same article can 10 purchased for IN Pitts
burgh or elsewhere. either Wholesale or Retail
Castings Vt every description made 70 order on the
shortest notice. nov 7-Gm
S. Cleirsra7s Cdroniels publish 70 hs o-5uat gSj
ard charge this eHec.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

~ STEPHENSON. ArroRSky AT Law. No. 20i.
IA. Main street, Wheeling. Va. mex, door below
=. Nelson's Cffco. nan 22
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

IyOR RENT. he councillors dwelling house stu
aied on Centre street. Fast Wheeling. belonging
70 Mr. Crcsnp. and AZ present occupied by J. D. Steele
This house fs In good repair, and 10 every way a dosi
rabie residence. Possession will b. given on OF before
the fd Of April nc1t For terms. apply 10 the suhscu
Dor ON the premises. J. ID. STEELE.
feb 8. 1870 n
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ASSURANCES

INSURANCE. AGAINST FIRE. The
Il subscriber huvir 3 been appointed asen, ccr the
IRE Lie ana Marine Insurance COMPANY. OF Lex
'ngton' Ky. Will take fire and mannS RISKS. nj tie
rates usually charged by the other Offices, IN this
lty. Application may be made at the Counting
room OF Moore and Clarke
wheeling, Nay25, 1887. CHARLES L. STRONG
ENiRE 81 MARINE INSURANCE.
There are two situations OILY in which indi-
Viddals can be placed, where they can adequately ap-
preclste The value OF insurance. These are, wLile
star olng upon the TuiHs OF their cwn pro1ertg, ei,her
receiving irOm an insurance office the full amount
winch they have lcsti o. standingo on the same spot
SURROUNDED perhaps by a des0lated family, lament-
ING that stupidity and folly which failed to provide
against such n contingency.
ATKINSON Agent ofthe PROTECTION IN UR
An Eco. OF HARTFORD CONN. WIN take rIsE on
DSei ing houses. Ware houses, stores, Mills, Factorie
&c. tog3tle with their contents such as Furniture.
herchf ndise Machinery andeyery other description Of In
surahie Prop rty. Also. or steam, Keel, and Flat
Boat.' and their Csrgoes TO and from any Port on tLs
Western Waters.
iron or Main street, nearly opposite tno u 8 U,.-
January %. 1894. ~
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NEW GOODS


Cheaper han The cheapest. and latest arrivals.
w. STOCKING & co. Successors 10 r. y.
Srouringen Esq are now opening. at the stand
Prner Of Main and Madison streets. nearly opposite
c Virginia Hotel. a very extensive and general as
rtmcnt Of ALL and WINTER DRY GOODS. re.
Fnily purchased from the best importing houses in the
pst. with an eye to this important fact. that goods
ell bought are half sold.) which. with the former
bck on hand. makes one of The most splendid and
Firable stocks of dry goods ever offered in this city.
Of which we are willing 10 offer TO our friends al
lowest possible prices for cash or approved barter
% sock consists in part Of the following articles:
Superior Blue. Black. Lavender and Mixed Cloths.
On si.T5 to 10 dollars; Super. Plain. and Fancy
rimeres. 87s to $500 81 English Moreno. from
cents to $50; 1000 ps. assorted Calicoes, and
nze-. from n fp 10 Set. Bleachd Muslin al l2B
Brown at 10 cts. Black and Figures Silk Velveis
Vestings of every description and price; Black
ian Lutes;rings. eros de Swiss. Gros de Naples.
h Figured and Powered Silks. SILK Gloves. BLACK
White Kid do. Assorted Silk Braids and Laces.
Cd assortment Of Cap and Bonnet Ribbons. new
Jet and Blue Black Grapes. Embroidered Belt
Rib ms. New Style MouselIa de LANES, Silk and Thi-
bet Shawls AID a variety of entirely new styles Ho-
siery OF every quality. and every other article. both
useful and ornamental, that are usually fouEd in dry
goods stores. Of the latest fashions and lowest prices
We invite the former customers of F.. r. SSearingon,
and eur frieRis generally to give us n call.
p. ". STOCKING & CO.
oct ID lS7 Main ST. Wheeling, Va.