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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-09-15

Seasin9, Ssrtemter I. 1910.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-05

GE-. UARRIsoN's KINDNESS To AN IRIsnmAN IN
DisrEEss--Ahout two or three years SINCE a young
Irishman named John Ilaney. Of respectable parents
had married for love- against his fathers wishes Which
vas the cause Of bis leaving his country Some shOr,
time after, Haley, who had kept small Store IN Gin
cinnan. heard Of tie death Of his faiher. who was
msn Of much properly Having also been informed
that he wOuld thereby into n comfortable indie
psndencc, he sold out every thing and embarked with
bis wife ior Ireland On arriving there what was hs
sud disappointment 10 learn that he was lett FIVE
pounds in other words disinhenied. lie immedi.
otely raised small Of money pay his passage
and that Of his wife, Who an accomplished and
interesting woman. endeavored TO obtain a iivelhood
Tor her husband ~ teaching music General TIarri-
having heard Of The peculiarly distressing circun-
stances above related, became warmly Interested in
behalf Of the family. with whose toschng and some.
What romantic history he sympaihiscd with that 10
nevOlencc oihcau which, has been characicrsiic
of his noble and chyalr,us disposition. There was
he berth Of Clcrshp IN hIs oiIi,c Vacant II was
worth FIVE hundred dollars a year. Many pers0uf
friends Of The General solicited Of hm ~ behalf Of
their lie reluctantly refused ihem a ard gave
The place 10 the poor young irishman. lIaulcy and
let all truc-heartod Irishraon remember. and wi
ifishunn has rot warm and true heau, that Haniey
held he Office 10 the houT 0f his death, and pad
up o. that moment though for The lest sx months Of
las life be hld been 90 and unable % perform the DO
lies Of his station. For authorities q The above state
nens We refer you 10 The three following persons
Cincinnati viz. Bishop Purcell, the Rev SIR Mont
gome., ard Dr Banner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-05
F.91'EyVT' w EDICE.VE.N.
DIR. HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS. IN.
TERESTlNG AND APPLICABLETo THE
AEETICTED WITH

Diseases Of the Stomach, or Nerr,,.
Such as Dyspepsia, either Chronic or Casual, un-
der the worst symptoms Of restlesSness, I.oNnrss
of Splrils. and general Emaciation, CousH ription
whether of the Lungs or Liver, Liver affections.
Jaundice. both Blitary and Spasmuuic cnstivc-
ness, worms OF every variety; Rheumatism; wheth-
er Acute Or Chrome, t"geiter with Gout, ScrOlua
Fever. Scarlet Fever, Putri Sore thrua', FoVer
sud Asue Sptsrcocjc + Citation of the Htart ard
Arteries, Nery GUS lrr;aaIiIiy, Nervous. w,akq--s,
HysteIiee. Tie DoU!outeuN; Cramps Female OBJ
strGctioas. Heartburn, Headache. Cough, the Com
mon or uuniid' and tie Dry or tac WhooyIna.
AsthEa, Grave, aud OfOosy-
The Blood has hitherto horn considered by
EtnIlers aud Others, thu gr'at regulator Of the
human system, aud such - the Dc yofeduess Of an,
Gdherents 10 that erroneous doctrine that t~ey
tnen, selves with the Simple possession Of this
fallacous opinion. vitho srcrIIirg into the phi
mary sources from hence Life, Health and Vig-
OuT cnana Ind. r.cersrsg, pain SICKNESS, dice
and death. Not % Win pr. Eont. whose CAtea-
siNe research nno pracccal eNptucnte - eminent
iy qualify him Tor the pro ession of which he has
been onc Of the most useful members; lie con
tends-and a moEients g-h -Cuou will convince
anyTeasoniEg mind OF the correctness Of his views
that The stomach. liver, and tire sssociai cd organs
i"c the prmarf aud great regulators Of health anu
thai the blood IA very many instances - dependent
,h "a Organs, aud that unless medicine reaches
the root Of The disease the superficial anOdynes
usually prescribed, serve but ioitS 10 cover the
Tavases Of deep rooted malades. Under these co.,
ytcUOns, al ths CXgeUFe of Years Of clos appliCa-
non. The doctor has d scoyerst medicine whose
searching powers are irresistible, and IA prescribing
4 is With knowledge oiIts being rndlsal cure
ofthe various discGscs already onumcra d even II
applied n the most critical Cascs, bat he does not
HUNTS PoTANIC PILES
supernatural agcccy, although from rosi ~,
D'safs within the knowledge OF hundreds. he pre-
pared 70 show, that when >verY other earthly Teme-
iy has been gwen up.
HU NTS BOTANIC PILLS
have never been known fai IN eHeciiiis two very
1rltlfying results that q! raising f.o, the bed o
sickness aud disease those Who have tested their
efficacy aud thus amply tevardng DR.. Hunt for
his long and anxious study 10 attain this periec-
tor in the Healing Art.
The eN naOrGlnsTy success which has attended the
use of HUNTS BOPA Nc PILLS, Is the best
criterion 81 their superior virtues, They nave
been the means Of raising most of laneushiag y l.
tents fom the he'd OK aft-cioa. is clearly eyin-
ced in abe following
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-05
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 5, 1910

HoME MANUFACTURE-Price pos,tiueIv %
] II dgced at the WheeiiHg Foundry Warehouse No
30. south end Market square. Wheeling. Va
SWEENEY * MATTHEWS respectfully ,ende
their thanks To their former customers for the ser
patronage they have hitherto received, snd ,voule
further invite their attention To their present well Sc
lectsd STOCK OF FOUNDRY CASTINGS. which
embraces every article usually kept m an establish
meat of ihe kind consisting o.
Plain Mantel Gratcs.
Mazeppa do.
french Pattern do
Plain Star do assorted sx-s
franklin Stoves OF every DIES, uption.
Fancy Pyromidal Coal Stoves.
Common Stoves. assorted sizcs.)
Common Crates. (circular x straight bar all .zos,
Cooking Stoves. "a variety OF patterns,
Arct ard Jam Cries
Hollow ware Sugar Kettles. Pea Kettles. Pots
Ovens. Skets aud Stew Pots of every size all
rlade from the AR Furnace and of superior
metilc.
Sad Iroas. ground and polished. in any quantity
Tnilors' and list,crs' Irons.
Saw Mil I7oas.
Wind Mill do
Rag Wheel do
Cranks and Cudg~ons oil sizes
Patent Dearborn and Wagon Boxes. round in the
centre and turned insidc)
Foot Scrapcs
Mortars ana Pcstlcs. Waffle Irons. fancy & plain
Cast lros Railing. a variety of patterns.
Together with variety of ploughs and Plough cas-
iings Shears and Lansdes. rhrcshipg Machine Irons
&c DC, al, Of which they VII sell lovyt lower
than the same article b. purchased for in Pitts
eursh o. elsewhere. eihcr Wholesale or Retail
Castings or ever description made order on the
shortest notice. nov tim
81 Cioirsrihe CAroncls puJii.A TO te Gr,ouat Of IS
nd charge tbs Office
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-05
Rrcnaoxp. ~, MAEon 6. 1870.

STA Your letter of the 18th ult. was received on
yesterday m which you state that ~ his been openly
aypwcd that Gen. Harrison ai ~ time n The hs'-
he u The Thames nor within two miles Of the lanie
.rouni--hat the entire plon Of operations was Ffo,ec
ted - Col. X NJ Johnsou--thst be ied the troOps on
conquest and that General Harrison bad 40 pr fof
oi in The matter" Ny humiliation . deep bat ne
cessty should exist produced BY party 10 qE1ye
facts attesicd PSI history Coz than quarter Of
century and which have never before ben question
ed Thoi Ignorance md credulfy abound 70 on o.
tent 20 render such baselcss assertions available BE-
speaks s neufabe ssio Of public Intelligence, en-
poroods god 70 The republic
Thai Csl johnson tel hc van mi tfouehi cr %,
s.ssi. = s--,--ffs. n. .-sssyed cith Es t.r1- -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-05
NEW AERANGEMENr-1s4n

MERCHANTS Line of entire
S.ehe5s.S-5A-e new Coaches snd Rail Koad
WS&rr Hss Csrr. Leaves Wheeling daily
S1-Szss for Philadelphia. at g O'clock
A. NJ. via National Road. Il Pennsylvania Turnpike.
passing through Washington. Wllllamspori Ssmers-t
and Bedford IN Chaiabersbureh /; Ikenre by Raj,
ROAD. via Carlisle. Hagersiown & ancaser-thlo'
in less than % days. being the shortest and most ex
Pediiious route between le Chic river and Philadel
pIia.
GOOD INTENT LINE. daily for Pittsburgh.
leave. nj 8 ocieck. \. NJ. via National road & WASH
ineion.
Oiee OF the above Lines second door from The Ini
ted States Hotel. A. HENDERSON q Co
Proprieiors
- Fnmilies visiting Bedford Springs or travelling
for pleasure be- accommodated with FIIras nj ali
times. to avoid night travelling.
mar IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-05

SELLINo WHTE AEN-Cen. Harrison has been fre-
quently charged with voting for act TO sell white
men for debt. ia letter 10 the editor Of the Rich
mond Wing, he denies the foul impuation, follows
" Such "a act Ds,iid hare been REPy'GNANI' no
MY FEELINGS and ia DIRECT CONFLICT
WITH NY OPINIONS, public and private, through
hs uhots course Of mg hfs No SUCH PROPO
SIIION WAS EVER SUBMITTED TO The
LEGISLATURE or OIIO--none such troah for
moment haze been eHfcrtaDe@-aor ICouId any son Of
hers LGuc dared foProposc a."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-05
q 9 q Q 9 9 q

r-rTot al who buy the Sana'ive, land slmost
every BODY de- : buy it) REMEMBER TIE sa1yE
rscrs. and thew nsy Be sure Of obtaining he oEN-
UfNE ORIGINAL COMPOUND.
~ R--fyerv Ageot Of the Mstchless Ssnauvs,
Is EARNESTLY desired 70 give tMMEDlATE
ALARM. By having this articleinserted one month
in al ne papers m fheir ,owns And hattie Ger
eral Agent may ~ CRRT IN that The public al
put en- the LOOK cut Cor the fMPOSfOR, o
will thank al hls AGENTS 20 forward him copy ~
zach paper advertised in. As soon AS ?OSSui
BLE. n. 2. ROWLAND,
General Amof.esn Ageng Depos
sp 10 No. -, WashingaT-y .teot
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-05

~ oIlCE--The Deposiiory ofthe American Bible
4 Society Is now open in a nj l03. Main St.
entrance through the subscribers hat store.
Neighbouring Deposisories can be supplied here =
fersons feeling themselves able pay full price,
eon be supplied At reduced prices or CONTINUOUSLY
The subscriber will al times Jake pleasure in
hioiting the Biblec- ;. AVERY. Agent
ian
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-05
GROCERIES,.

NJ EW CONCERN.-Boai stores Groceries I,opor.
v &c. byw. IL. HoUsroS d Co tat the stand
formerly occupied by J. r. Forsyth 81 Coz No 40.
Water street Boats can be supplied n, all times with
stores and every other attention afforded 10 facilitate
their interest Family Groceries. Wines aud Liquors al
ways ON hand above. nov -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-05

4 h tENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS &c, FOR
Il SALE.-Pursuant tn the provisions of the ar
ticles OF partnership of Vanleer Hicks GO Edward
d. Hicks. of the members of said firm being dead
the undersigned surviving partners Of said firm. will
on the first day of October 10 and the succeeding
day IL necessary. tie premises in Nashville. cell
public auciion oil the real belonging con-
necied with the Tennessee Rolling Works. and the
Tennessee Rolling Works" with all their heredita-
ments and appurenauces, fixtures, &c.
The real estate belonging to and connected with
tho Tennessee Rolling Works is follows viz about
of land situated in the of Nashville.
the bank of the Cumberland River. Immediately
above what 10 called the Upper Ferry purchased OF
David McGavock. the University of Nashville and ".
A. McNairy & wiiei upon this parcel of land stu
ated tie Rolling Works proper Foundry in which
any Of the Machinery necessary ior the Works be
cast. large brick store house, large brick Boarding
House and other valuable Improvements; there is an
excellent landing ON the Tsyer.
An undivided interest in the Coal mines on Cum
berland river in Pulaski county KeRiueky and The
ands upon which they situated the amount Of this
interest and the whole amount Of the lands vii be
shown by the subscribers any who will call
them. it being impossible describe these with ac-
curocy in advertisement
The real estate above mentioned including every
Ihing affixed tie freehold, will be sold upon the fol
lowing terms; h Cash and the balance IN equal
insalmenis OF one, two. three and four yearsample
security will be required Of the purchasers.
IL is not deemed necessary 10 say much in common
dalton OF Tn. property. The Rolling Works were
built in 1884 they have been in successful operation
ever since. they in good rekair. and are not
surpassed BY any establishment Of the Kind in the T.
nied States. the undersigned believe; they have
conr ected with them an extensive Aaicry.
At the time and place tho undersigned will
cell oil the personal estate connected with the said
Rolling Works on a credit Of nine months. The per
sona property mainly Of The following items
viz u or Is valuable slaves mules. horses. wagons
carts household AMI kitchen furniture. with many 9th
o smaller matters too numerous to mention. Notes
with good security payable ia Bank will be required
Of the purchasers Of tho personal property.
The properly will be at all times open for inspeo
lion TO those Who may wish to purchase aud any in
formation will be furnished persons a distance.
ROBERT BAXTER
ANTHONY w. NANLEER,
Surviving partners Of he firm Of Vanleer, Hicks & CO
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-05

Mr' EDWARD rs ciL vas, ln las December, sgo-
denlv seizcd with cyld shvonngs which we're sue.
cecded by pains in every part 81 90 the body InT
pains continued severe until The month Of Nav,
hen he began 10 srlf blood, nls was sGoFiy after
succeeds By nackinn cough seeinE ana pain
In the chest and the discharge Of blood ir0ai toe
mouth became cons ldCrabic, these symptoms.
which are so often the messengcrs % sudden death
,sess in the course Of lev w1cks, followed by
thick visci8 ssppuratOn, mingled with blood Thi,
cirounstsnce uupOaTto 20 lye n.u temporary re-
II a. tao oc1gh sssaI.5 90 ,r71bicScr1a a..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-05

.NREAT BARGAINS IN LAND 500 acres
Nh OF land in Marshall County Va; 80 coo in
Tyler county 81. e66 acres in Wood county; leo 900
acres in Wythc county $4,000 acres in Cabe coaniy
Va. Some of the above lands OF excellent quail
lily. and tolcrabiy well isnproved-wil be sold in
Quantities to suit purchasers at a very how price
Tine, bearing interest aus perfect tides given 1000
acres Of first Land in Lewis county. Missouri and
several tracts in Indiana terms Also, 200
lots in the city of Loyansport. Indiana. Lot No l3l
in East Wheeling-aso. 800 shares OF Insurance. sock
in the Wheeling Fire & Marine Insurance c0mpsny.
for sale by VIM. r. PETERSON.
Land Agent. Wheeling, Va.
80 Lots IN Sharp's Garden to lease foE term of 6
years from lst Jany lS40 feb 81. lSi0-iy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-05
An Interesting case Of oiorcsg ofSoirffs, triH q
riolent SpIsBio1 fc 4 lection,

ri0lens SpIsBio1ic 1Lfecfiou,
Mr.. Francis Caldwell was tdlicted for several
wears with extreme debility, together with Tram
Of symptoms generally termed nervous affections
and which perhaps. u would he Impossible Tor Inc
prn Of the most learned physicians 90 describe Iu
this case the spasms ln the stomach were 20 IRE
qucnt and eNcrucI1unR nearly % depriya him
Of reason, pains ~ the hmbs, extending even Id
the fngIs and toes hatulence, sickness az thc
stomach, end genera agitation Of the whoe
system, Insuuurh tha.u common incident fender
ei the mind uuud and approbtn-ivc. Ia order 90
remove these distressing symptoms aud restore
the constitution % lis former eucrgy large pr
Ton Of medical skIll had beea exhausted uiihont
ans advantage; change Of ar aud other remedies
were also unavofing, end the mind and BODY ap-
hopeless and laugud situation Nr Caldwell va
recommended u make trial Of Hunts botanic Pills
the Elects Of which were visible ~ few Saws.
and By continuance Of the Medicine ACCORDING
todroctOns, his strone 5ecam6 ,onpietciy resiOr.
ed and n sound state 81 health m0st happily a.
tsD,.shed. tFRANClS CALDWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-05
an extraordinary case Of Rheumat ism, 0crorn pa
- ,-ith Ll.srlhl.c AMI Ne-raLa dehiIlL.L

MED NTH DjsrThacG and Nervous debility
Mr.. Joseph Hart, from being exposed TO cold
was attacked with most painful Rheumatic com
plant OF the head, and neck, which confined with
distressing violence for several months The pTlu-
cipsl SYMPTOMS weTe--s swelling and excrucistiog
pain IN a | the jUnts, aud an entire loss OF their
use: both the pam and the fever generally Suffered
an increase ~ the evening, The pains were increas
ed on the slightest motion, end were more severe
IN the night lime. A. constant diarThaea, which
produced IT'S genera cons quences-hatuency low
He was indeed 80 extremely lll tiat bis medical
attendant could not possibly give the least hopes
Of his recovery, and 10 was generally believed by
his r. lauves aud friends that all the medicines or
treatment IN this world could not him aay relief
But seeing al adyerueement On Hunts Botanic
10 use them, ne did 50, and after fortnight they
produceda favorable change, and he is now heal.
thy and strOLg man JOS. HART.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-05

ROCERIES-For the Accommodation of his ola
NJ customers. the subscriber in addition To his stool
OF "ooiien Goods. Cotton Yarns. &c. has lsd in az
assortment OF CHOICE GROCERIES nj his new, sand
on Market street few doors below Thatcher Chair
4 aciory, formerly The Wheeling Grocesy" 10 which
he respectfully invites their attention Ills sock At
present comprises Young KySon and Gunpowder
TEAS of superior quality; Green RIO, Old Rio and
Java COFFEE; New Orleans. white Havana AMI
Loaf SUGAR; Sugar house MoLASSES. Western
Reserve CHEESE; SuSluchanna SHAD; Rice, Pre-.
pared Cocoa. Chocolate. Rice Flour Super Winter al
Spe-hi ard Tanners OIL. Pepper. Alspscc. Mustard
Cass'a Nuimegs, Mace.&c. locr29l D. HULL
NJ EW ARRIVAL. OF GROCERIES AND IL
In QCORS.--M. REILLY he's received by Ia,o az
rivals large accession 10 hi. stocl as follows viz
200 lLs ground Pepper.
100 /" do Cmnonon.
c.roon Indige.
50 lbs Cloves.
50 NutmegS.
i case Liquoricc.
2J boxes NJ r. Luach Raisins
200 lbs. Garrett's Pala. Scotch Sauh.
5 boxes Sperm Candles,
5 bags PePpe-.
s half chests Gunpowdet Tea
10 cat,ies Imperial do.
9 boxes small Plug Cayondish Tsbacco.
iOo los Saleratus,
10 barrels Sweet Malaga Wine-late importation.
Peppermint Cordial.
Tanners Oil.
No. . Macherel
500 lbs Alum,
hpiPes Cogniac Brandy. 4sh proof.
do TO American do do
greco Riley's Pusbargh Shoe Backing.
ID bales Cotton Baftng. 25 lbs each.
lUOO lbs Pits Cotton Vans assorted frem To D,
doz New York dpable refined box iablo Sal;.
s00lbs White Erazl Sugar.
500 Havana do
600 Lump do
10 boxes Nariegascd Soap.
10 do Hydes white Windsor shaving soap in cakes
10 do Scotch Herrinss.
800 lbs Grouae Ginger.
= good supply, sf Shoe and White Wash Brushes.
lI5 bbls Pittsburgh No. salt, (Nery NshIle.)
10 hhds y. Orleans Sugar.
Together with large assortment Of Groceries and
Liquors. slready hand. which he will self either
Wholesale Retail for cash. as low any house in
he city. Purchasers wanting bargains invited lo
rall. oct %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-05

ErWe most sincerely regret, that csses of hv
pocrisy so ofte1 occur among tho clerical rauks-
and we hope the wolf in Sleeps 81, thIlg" named
IN the following letter, from Sir. Mayhevv will re-
serve hsJust GestSis Tor imposing upon the commu-
my. Pass hn along, brother typos that he may
be held Up TO universal couembt and thus ave
many from becoming his dnpes.
New YoRx Dec 18th 1879
Sr.-Althonsh am not personally acquainted
with yeu, trust, when YOU berceive the object OF
NV letter, you will excuse the liberty take in ad
dfeSsIng you. II IS possible yeG may not be aware
that man ty TIE IaEe of Enos l.. Fen wick nov
in inns city, uorVerly Baptist preacher and famil
lariy known 10 the citizens of Monroe, CO. os the
EvEkeSe IsIPosrER' Is mann &c turing a medi-
cine anu se!lin< u for the Matchess SENTATIVE, of
which perceive ynn are the general agent. have
every reas,'n to believe sir that Mr.. Fenwck is ar
unprinclpled man, As he was not lons since demo.
sed from the ministry, for taxing unwarrautnble Id.
ertles with members of his church. therefore,, as
the enemy of knGyery, feel auxIcus that be sAoud
DC tpes6ily exposed lest many " my fellow citizens
should be defrauded by him QUIT nf their money
not Their characters. deem il the conscientious
duty OF every man, TO expose vIllainY and vice
Wherever and " hencVcT he meets ". Hesides, SIR,
another consideration ST oulc prompt me 10 make
known 90 you the above facts, have daughter,
who, thaak God, has been raised from a wasting
ton, TO perfect health-and that too, By the
simple means Of ssirg wal and ahalf OF Match
z s. Francis, your agent for this city. Relieving
max you VIII duly appreciate the motives winch
nave induced me &c address you thus unccTenoni-
onsi". and hoping that you Will take the earliest
steps 10 expose 20 the world the base imposter Fen
Sir. very respectfully, ). p. MAY HEw.
DR.. David >. Rowland,
nosion, Mass.
p s. Mr. Jones' the bearer Who ~ about TO
start fr your city will hand you tn letter. and II
YOU desire he will give sou more detailed account
cfFonWick, than It would be possible ier me 10 do
on yo9er. }. =. VI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-05
wv w. & S. II. JlMESON-whole

NV '" q -. IT. JIMESDN - Whole
w sale and rein dealers in HAS e. Cans
UeSt side Mir stree. wear HaTbet EHey, Uhrsf
INC, btrgt'lid.-haye On hand and are constantly
nahutaciutlnS general assortment Of veIy superior
FUR and SILK HATS. Black and DTah Beaver
ano castor, plain Whi'e Rus PLAIN and Napt Hats
OF every size and quality They likewise Keep con-
stanIy on hand an assortment OF rien and boys Fur
ana Cloth Caps, all OF which taey offer to their
.uhFFS anJ ihepublic "a the lInst accomElOda ting
terms. Country Merch ants and dealers reneralIS
are respectfully requested give them q call ana
examine thor stock thes are determined 10 sell
cheap Tor cash approved credit Aug 4 1874
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-05
Surviving partners Of 6e firm Of Iaaleer, Hicks Co
mar l2--tloo1

psp5RfA NEW ARRANGEMENT.
z=E=zsk2 THREE DAILY LINES FOR
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON CITY. PHiLA
DELPIfIA and NEW YORK. Extraordinary
Speedf! 4. S. MAIL CHARIOT LLNE-TnRrE
PAssENoERs ONLY
Runs through TO Bsiiirnoroby cortractn ~ hours
the only line az that speed.
Leaves Wheeling every morning at SIG O'clock
Tnkesthe mail rail road cars FREDERICK, arrives ~
Baltimore second morning lfiom Wheeling,) takes
mail cars and reaches Philadelphia, Washington
city. ore New York same day.
NEW EXPEDITION LINE, leaves Wheeiing
every evening, reaches Frederick second evening,
takes the zane mail cars % baltimore, Washing
tor, Philadelrhia or New York.
RELIANCE LINE, leaves Wheeling every nor
ming reaches Frederick second morning, and takes
the morning line rail read cars reaches BALTIMORE
same evening. and proceeds 90 Philadeiphn OF y.
York next mornings OF, a. the option Of Psssen-
gers takes the evening nail cars At FTederick. .
The subscri5ors have coatract with the rail
road company 10 carry their mails and passengers
from Freder,ck, and every arranRement mas been
made % insure comfort and regularity. inc pro
pretors Of the shove lines reside upon the route,
their personal attention, devoted 20 the business
and one Of them Tor Stationed sgent) VIII always
/ be found % wheeling, Washington, Pa. Union
I town Cumberland. Hagerstov n. and Frederick -
IL addition 20 which travelling agents az employ
I ed whose duty q ~ 70 psse along the route con
| ssaatly 70 superntend the lines. .
| Printed rules and regulsiions Tor me beneht o.
Ossse7gsrs will be Furnished IN applcstion % the
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