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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-04-16

1t is sign of wisdom to be willing to re-
ceive instructions; the most intelligent some
times stand in need of it.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-04-16

The German Silver which is now coming
into vogue, is said to be nothing more than
white copper long known to the Chinese.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-04-16

to be, sir, most respect
fellow citizens,
Henry w. Conner,
James J. Mckay,
Johr Miles,
George NJ. Keim,
Chas. Mcclure,
George McCulloch,
Samuel w. Morris,
r. II. Hammond,
Edw. Cross, Arkansas
David d. Wagner,
Robert Craig,
Sol. Hi'len, jr.
John Davis, Perna,
Isaac Leei,
Peter Newhard,
ID. A. Stark weather,
John Hastings,
William Beatty,
John Smith,
William Doar,
A. Duncan,
X. b. Rhett,
John Reynolds,
1hos. ID. Sumpter,
J. A. Bynum,
John Galbrallh,
Joseph kiIle,
IL. Chdpihan, AldOalna
Charles Fisher,
John X. Griffin,
w. o. Butler,
Hopkins L.. 'rurney,
Dixon IL. Lewis,
J. Il. II. Worlhin gton
S. Ii. Butter,
J. Thompson,
Isaac +. Crary,
w. W. Wick,
Thomas Smith,
Jonathan Taylor,
VIM. Pa men,er,
II. Williams.
Isaac Fletcher,
l.. Payn,er,
ID. p. Leadeter,
Lynn Boyd,
M. Il. Hawkins,
E. J. Black,
w. MedlIl,
G. Johnson,
A. V. Brown,
II. NJ. Wat,erson,
A. Mcclellan,
William X. Cooper,
Nehemiah II. EARL,
Pm. Dickerson,
Isaac Parrish,
Joseph Torrance,
p. ID. Vroom,
John Fiue,
Nathan jones,
Charles Shepard,
Augustus &. Dodge,
Daniel b. RyaIl,
James Rogers,
David Hubbard,
John Carr,
Francis Thomas,
Jno. Hill, N. G..
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-04-16

Court has decided that these negroes are free,
and can 60 where they please.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-04-16

We have the homo
fully. your friends am
w. ii. Roane,
A. Anderson,
d. Sturgeon,
A. Moulon,
A. II Sewer,
RIM. Young,
G. G.. Clay,
John NJ. Robinson,
Henry Hubbard,
W. Allen,
Perry Smith,
A. .. p. Nicholson,
Benz. J. I'appan,
w. :. Fallon,
A. Cuthbert,
VIM. X. King,
Thomas II. Benton,
Wilson Lumpkin,
Lewis F. Linn,
Garret d. all,
James Buchanan.
SlIas Wright, jr.
Franklin Pierce,
Ruel " illiains,
Rober! G.. Nicholas,
John Norvell,
Andrew BeI'ne,
Iuo. w. Davis,
Geo. G. Dromgoole,
&. W. HOPKINS,
Francis r. Rlves,
J. w. Jones,
G. Sweeney,
Linn Banks,
Lewis Steenrod,
q. b. Sarnuels,
William Lucas,
W alter Coles,
Jos. Johnson,
II. Swearingan,
Thomas Davee,
A. Smith,
II. J. Anderson,
Virgil ID. Paris,
athan Clifford,
J. A. Lowell.
John B. Weller,
John jameson,
J. W. Blackwell,
Andrew w. Doig,
A. G. Brown,
Philip +. Thomas,
James Carroll,
Gov. + emble,
A. VauderpoeI,
Edward Rogers,
l'hos. Is. jackson,
Jno. G. Floyd,
Jldson Alien,
). b. Leonard,
Jno. II. Ptentiss,
A. C.. Hand,
Il. X. Strong.
Edmund Burke,
Ira A. Eastman,
Jared W. Williams,
Tristan Shaw,
G.. G. Shaw,
J. d. Montanya,
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-04-16
WILLIAM c. REAG AN,

ATTORNEY q COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Io,vo city, bra Territory,
NHII.L practice ii the several courts OF the Ter
w rilory, and particularly in the counties OF
Johnson, Cedar, Linn, and Washington. O. Col
actions in any part of the Territory puncually at
tended to. l6-ay Feb IL, lS4l.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.
HASTIN & RI G ii Nj A n

HASTINGS &, RICHMAN,
ECAVE associated themselves in the practice OF
q Il Law, and will practice in con Injunction, in the
counties OF Muscatne, Cedar, Linn, Washington and
Louisa Business entrusted with either will receive
the prompt attention of both.
sen HASTINGS, g.. SCOTT RIcHAAS'
Bloomington, Cedar county,
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A. G. BEEss)N, Tailor,

DESPECTF U l. L Y informs the citizens OF
L, Bloomington and vicinity, that he continues
to carry on the Tailoring Business in all its branches
with neatness and despach. U All kinds Of coun'
try produce taken in exchange for work. lie Is
agent for and In regular receipt of T. divers Fash
ons 2l-n March 10, ls4l.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-04-16
BLOOMINGTON l.. r, FRIDAY, APRIL 1e, Al.
COrresuOnhence.
Correspondence.
WASHINGTON CRY.
February %, l84l.
To Mr.. VAN buren,.

February %, ls4l.
10 Mr.. VAN buren,,
President Of the United States.
SiR:-The undersigned Democratic mem
bers Of the 26th Congress, in common with
others Of their fellow-cilizens, your political
friends, are anxious to have an opportunity to
testify their respect for you before your depart
ure from Washington City; and for that pur-
pose, invite you to accept public dinner on
such day as may suit your convenience about
the time of the Adjournment. Of the present ses-
sion Of Congress.
Occupying position to have been close OBJ
servers of your conduct, both public aud pr-
saie-wi,nesses Of the ability, patriotism, firm
ness, and disinterestedness with which you
have pursued the straight path Of the public
good-approving The great measures and prln-
eiples Of your MISUNDERSTANDING The
ffankness and decorum Of your personal deport-
nent in all the trying scenes through which
You have passed-and entertaining for you the
highest degree of respect and es,eem-,he un-
designed could not reconcile il to their feel
ilgs to separate from you without soliciting
an opportunity of giving public and formal
expression to the sentiments of respect, conh-
dpnce, and appreciation with which your con-
duct has inspired them.
The undersigned know full well that it has
not been your custom to accept public dinners,
OF public marks of any kind-lhat your aim
/ ias been to discharge the duties, and to avoid
the honors Of your exalted station and that
nothing could be more agreeable to your own
feelings than 10 leave the high Office which
you have filled with the same modest. noise
less, and unambi,ious steps with which you
entered upon and passed through it. The un-
designed know this but they hope that you
may fnd, in the circumstances of the present
occasion, an indncement for departing from
a general rule, and that your friends may have
the qualification which they have asked, OF
meeting You at pulic dinner.
We have the honor In he sir most rnSnact-
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-04-16

JNO. G. DESHLER,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR All Law,
Bloomington, Io,ra Territory. ~
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-04-16
UR.p PRINTING

TER Office OF the Herald being well sup with
oreat variety of Job Type, the Propseslor Is pfe-
-sred 10 syecute in the neatest style,
sgr,AzsH y sRA1gg
gSstter- Dr..s Msiatias,
IN ALLITs VARIOUS BRANCHES,
Sueb as
Books, LABsLs'
PAMPHLETS, bills OF LADiNo'
rr,.,,,,ne BALL Tickets,
H,wn.R,n1s. JusrIcEs' BLANKs,
800 BLANK DEEDS, &c.
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rurpLoOMINGTON HERALD

ruE LOOMING II EKALD
IS PUBLISHED WEEKLY,
BY THOMAS H u G II E S.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
1rx,s.e Dollars per Gnnuns In GdCanee;
T.,e< Doiars and Fifty Cents In str naOnthss
ress Dollars at the end Of the year.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Fer one square Of l2 lines, first Insertion, one
Dollar and for. each Subsequent tnseTfs0n En-
~ Cents.
r Liberal discounts alloweito those VINO aa'e'-
tise by the year.
a M al iressei to the Ess lin order to re-
.es;ve attaation. MUsr. DE rosr-s 49,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-13
WHEELING POST OFFICE.
NE w NAIL ARIA NENTS
GREAT MAIL

I ~ n II n ~ ~ a y u u ~ 4, " rs.
| . GREAT MAIL
! rom hast arrives al II oclpak and 30 nsinnics NJ
10 West departs at O'Clock. and 80 mruutes;P NJ
n'In west arrives at o'clock & 5 minutes; A. NJ.
TO last, dePaTts al 8 O'Clock: a. NJ
Northern or Sieubcuvillc Mail, Arrives nj 80
minutes after NJ. and departs nj haf0fer one, T. NJ.
North Western or Wooster Mail arrives Tuesdays.
Thursdays aud Saturdays at -, NJ Departs Mon.
days, Wednesdays and Fridays. at O'Clock p. NJ.
Southern or Marietta Mail. arrives Tuesdays and
Saturdays, nt o'clock, p. NJ Departs Mondays 4;
Fridays At O'Clock, A. NJ.
Woodslield Mail arriv EOS every Thursday, 9oclock.
A. W. Departs every Monday, o'clock. z, NJ
West Liberty, arrives every Tuesday. Thursday
ondSaturday, at II o'clock. a. d.; Departs same
days at l O'Clock Z. NJ
Morganiuwn Mail arrives. Tuesday, o'clock p.
NJ; Departs wednesday. o'clock, A. NJ.
Letters intended for the morning mails shonld DO
deposited by o'clock, in tina morning
Inland postage ofJors,yH letters must be invara.
bly, post paid.
Office open at 2 aftor A. ~
The Eastern Mail will be delivered 10 tho citizens
as spon prepared. which will be generally nj =
after r. NJ Strangers or persons from the country
waited on al any lime.
The Office opens on Sundays one hour after the
preparation Of tho mail from the East which Will
DO at > aiier 2 T.. NJ.
G. w. THOMPSON.
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SY' III q E NV G..

CITY OFFIC ERS.
Miy7r-Georse Dulty--ollirs On Main street.
Cls-k-James s. Whsat-oiico on Main Srt"si.
CITY Srrgcra,--J. l.. SInyi;Dn-1fice MAN Street
Street CJaaElsssioqer-Juhn Moore
Flour Intyse.or-GsoTgs Baird. Office Market
Space.
Superintendent an5 Vs. W0,kI-JoEAu POWELL
IjA4rf Iiaslsr J. c. Wiley.
TIE Clerk cfHs HG-k-l-Wn Hall.
Cgr4ivr Of ne Ciiy H4H-J. Warden.
IIIernan--lst Ward J. Murrsy. 2nd Ward Jas
mcconnell 81 Ward r Sims. LA Ward p. Bier. 5sl
WarJ---
As.esIors ors for zach Wgr2-lsi, T. Campbell
81. A. PsJ,na 81. J. w. Rob-, +sn. }. Robinson. 5h
Wa Fomple,ou.
Sanitary Com liiiee-M Naugh and Irwin, for
tie LIST Ward; ~ hGinnis 4 Laughlin; 81 liar-
dug aud c, I. Strong; 4Ih. Richa5d.on j. Richards
5!d, Pratt and Quairier
Coll aud Lumber HedEgrer-J. c. Wiley.
STANDING COMMITS FOR THE COUNCIL
Or Or!iHgAces.- sf-yOr. Caldwell and Wheat
Oq Fta1Rce.-Brady. Hughes and Selhy.
o. 4 ccovI.is w ickham. Neel aud Morrison.
Ga Streets G4l AGsys.-5elhy. Dunbar. ScaIterdsy,
Caldwell and Lsmbdin.
On Water WorFs-Hushes. Dunbar and Graham.
On X1rkef House -Wickhsn, G. rHhsm and Tanner.
Oq Cyrl BIqks-Ggsh4m. AdumS sad Scntierday.
On W.rrvs,-A Lore, Brady, M'Gaughey Wick
hstn snd r@~-~.
ca Fire nsoarinsal-Sslby. Nj Lure Morrison
Hubbard and Tanner
D., Psliiiszs and RsnOHs!ranesS.- NSel' Lambdin
and Dunbar.
o. Standardization, N'GIughSy. Tanner Dun
bar aud Gr.hBm.
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BALTIMORE & PITTSBURGH.
JAxEJ O'CpSS1-. LuxE TA,EE. Am Dr~,s


ENLTIHOIE & PITTSBURGH.
JANEJ OC'NNo=, LuKE TAAyE AND D.~,rs
OCpSSoR. PrugrioIors.
q AAiES OCONNOR ~ Co.-IIavir4 cor,p's,c5
81 their arrangements, are now prepared To- for.
ward Merchandise. Produce. &C. - and from phi
| adelphia and Pittsburgh, aud B,lurnos. and P.us-
byrgh, with that regularity aud despatch which
they Eoiier themselves has hitherto characterized
their Line.
Tho superior mode OF carrying goods ypcculiar "a
this Inc alone) prevents all risks OF song breaking
damage or separation OF lots, toJ often ai,Crdant o
hurried transhiPment Of single packages. st the
several functions Of the anal and railroads or expo
sure oy loading or unloading out of DOORS the good,
being locked up and rarricd throughout In Portab bic
Wafer proof Cur bDdics without repackinr. hard
Ing, or any Interference whatever from the tine
oi'her being loaded IN the Warehouse AT the start.
ING point until they Jnloaded (wihin the Ware.
/ house ulso.l az The other end oflhe Line
The adaptation OF this plan. on a route whore Rail
| roau, intervene with Canals, Is an Improvement
too obvious 10 need any comment: while the GER
tainty OF rcccivIug lots complete IN clean and m,r.
chaniabe order, ailDris advantages 70 owners and
consignees - fully apparent a. 10 preclude tIe ne.
cCssIiy Of further dcsrriui H.
La addition 10 their a9sJle daiiy line or the usu,l
class they have single daily Lue OF Fast boat. al
Tess tonnage, buiit expressly for speed. by which
they are enabled To carr goods though IN sir fgrs
20 be detained at the Eastern point of the cou,l
until loading was procured TO return with thereby
causing an accumulation ct produce IA Prii-bur.b
G' want OF means Of transportation, induced them.
To make their arronG this year 10 run their
Boats regularly. whether loaded or not, by which
they viii be enabled 10 forward a mucl larger
quantity than usual, aud with a certainty ordispatch
hitherto impractCable
The central situations an cYiensivcnrss Of iLeir
Warehouses m PhiaLclpI Baltimore arg Pitts
hC'gh, aiiyrd accommodations peculiarly ndyanta- a.
ous 10 those iavor!ng them wiz. their commands
They would respectfully solicit Merchants and shin
fcrs To Gull md judge Tor themselves.
Goods consigned 10 the following Agents. will he
iorwarted win despatch. All freight aud CHARGES
paid. Bills @! Ladlns transmitted, and every m
slsuctlon promptly attended 10, bv
JAMES O'CONNOR & Co.
Market street, Philadelphia
JOHN WEST,
North street. Rlltraure
TAAFE AZ OCONNOR
Corner Penn and Wayne streets Pi,tsbprrb
!a8rJ-Al Produce delivered for he East will bc re-
cclyed free OF charge for storage commission or AL,
v1u"iug 1~c!Shls. mar ll--Sm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-13

LUCK AT SILVESTERS
"a ~ + ore now opening 10 the store rl1rn nf NJ
w White on Nam street opposite Tho resi-
donce Of MLurc ESQ large assortInoutor British
French fashionable md summer goods. &, jryye!ry.
all Of which will be zpi much chcancr Than e,er
before offered in Wheeling. We Will take m CIV.
change, old silycrand gold. JevcIrv. SC sc.
Come and sce--aud Won will be surpr sed-atiio
extraordinary chcapHcss % the goods
opl-lm GRAF 4 BALLENBERC.
y Goods hough; nt our establishment will be
conveyed TO any part OF the city free Of ch,-ge.
D AEIS' SOOTHING sYEUP.-uow many
III thousands Of little children die arnu,Irv from
The ELECTS Of PBOTR ACTED DENETlDN IL
requires 90 argument 20 convince Won that all
I'le children sufCr sooner or later from the eff
tsCts Of teCining which their kind protectors may
easily perceive from tho following svmut1fas-
rC.''cssnc-s, snod,n Gtso cryine f.ctiu', fever
lsh and sleeps but Htt'C, frTrs.s tg fingers into
NJ mouth and bites. thereby seeming nv rbftfn
rc.7', ircuuen " attended with cough. difficulty
Of breathing, bowel complaint, Inflammation nj
inc Cy.7, ana sores behind Ivs ears cor missions
| &c. Those who have tho care 0i these grttle
ones should never De without DR. pau.' C.I..
| hra'Ct American S,o;hiug Sgrrr' for Children
| lutUng !tCth, Hv which they c1u prevent. many
I alarming syn. toms, which often prove fatal.
THOUSANDS Of mo.UCTs and nurses can testify
/ 20 i1s immediate elects OF this Invaluable syrup
/ Whrn ap2'isd to the gums. lf child w1s.s
Win PAIN ln Iisg-m7. the syrup when applied.
ewes lm mediate ease. br opening the r1ruz and
healing Tie cuw7, thus preventing crnyrls 1us
Nc.; TO Che happiness AMI cujDJ mcut 81 their
Catered @. an act of Congress. '-sV the gen.
uI1n rN.rrss tH.s uu the label
ErI1Is Medicine b. sr.d ONLY m no 20
and bg Cr3TI~~ t.rO. -fNrgAI, NGrN ~
SIT CLAIR STREET. OPPOSITE TIE I..
CHANGE HOTEL. rIIIsV rgGH. rf.
GAIT HORSE
I
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NORTH WESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA.
az WheeLIaE.

NORTH WESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA.
at Wheeli1g.
GAPrrAL SrOox, 100000.
Directors Tor 1911 dppoiateI by the Slate.
'rh,rna. PAUL.. Arthur 81. Phillips, L. Jacob, d
CrrgSr.
WOODS. WIN. 3. Tyson John Sane. A. P, Woods.
A. WOODS. PrsIidsHi,
Dasrouut day on Thursjay Teach week.
MERCHANTS & MECHANICS BANK OF
wHEELIN3
CAFIrAL SrooK. s5i4.SO0
Directors for 1871.
n, Ike part of The Stae.--JOseph Cald well. VIM
r Sol5y. lsrasl Updograf
For the tockloLaers-J Shrver, Samuel Ncel
John Richie, Mark Douglas, Daniel Zane, & d
JOSEPH CALDWELL, President
Discount sav Tucsday,f each week, bills Of Ell
change discounted daily
WHEELING SAVINGS INSTITUTION
CArI-AL SroCI 100000
Directors TO- 1871.
Tho. Hughes MorEsh Nelson, Jos Morrison
IJha r Clarke. John VI. Clarke. John M'Mullon
Ro5i csauglo, Jos. POLLOK, Thos. J. B. Penloney.
THos UUGtEs. President
r. r. CREiR. Treasurer.
FIRE e. MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY Oh
WHEELING.
CARAT srocK s500O0-sl000OO rND rs.
Directors 69r 81 elected Ja7. 4.
John Ta~cett. Samuel 9rigg, Samuel Neol, {
y Ku8r. John Goshorn, R.N. Harding. J. S. Shri
YER. s. Brady, Wm. Paxton
JOHN T WCETT, President
p. LANB. Secretary & AgenL
WESTERN INSURANCE co. or WHEELING
C.rrraL STOCK, s50C00O. 10000 PAID ~.
Directors Tor Isl, elected Jan. 6.
Thomas Hughes. Morgn Nelson, VIM. F. Peter
Es~, a. Paxton. A. ". funston, James III. Forsyth
R,5l Crangle, John MMllen, Daniel Lamb.
THOMASHUGHES, President
=. IL GaEEE, Secretly.
PROTECTION HSURANCE co.
UAnrFoRf CONN.
SAMB CRIMSON Agent,
i'm Is hdn St. Wheeling, Va.
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.LO NOPDLY
Important 10 Es'era Mr-cr7afs &. PROF. ues
DEALERS

DEALERS,
! a q EGCUNNTS Independent TrenSrSr;aliDn
! ~ 4 Line ior the Transportation og Pro3ucSO
| Merchandise he'wccu Pittsburgh and Phi!,del,tI,
| and Pittsburgh and Baltimore
The stock O! this limo consists OF The f,s, Gloss
spr.u" ears metal rOo.sani new Gecked canal Lot.
Merchants are enabled 10 have thei, goods carried
by this huC w.h rs much despatch. and m as good
order Is by ans other line The proprict,-s vii
give jheir whole attention y5eiu- free from a-.v
combination having declared themselves iaIe,enJ-
ont Of the uracr Lines, determined not 10 conn
L!ne with ihcu) and confidently hope thai the Mer.
chants Of the West viii sustain them
Expenses paid on al goods consigned to the sinh.
scrIhers vIihnut charge of commissions. Goods
consigned 10 the ngeat at Ptsburg received AT The.
Seam Boat Landing and forwarded immediately,
without charge for Grayorc.
PToPrieigrs KOONS. WILLIAMS & CO
Philadelphia
II. J. PATTERSON. UolliI1vsJurg.
Agents. KOONS. WILLIAMS. d co. frst
whasI, above Race street, on the Delaware.
Philadelphia
SAML. NJ. KIER. Canal BASIN. corner
Liberty and Wayne streets. Pit'sburyb
EeIer 20 Mossrs LION, Shrrb & Co I
q" W BIrbid-c & Co.
Wn,iuglOrd ~ Taylor. Pittsburgh.
NCNay, Hanna & Co.
Geo Breed
Ncrsrs WA c Stewart 4 Co, Cincinnati
NOR 23-ln
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-13

PATENT RUSSIA IRO' MANTLE CRATES.
HfULBERTSON &GlcERs. arc now manufac.
q TOR ing.at their cstat shmcnt On Main A. Union
streets n new and beaunl articlo Of CRATES from
RIsua Iron. according tot style generally adopted
m an the large cities, b,h east and west Of the
mountains Persons who're building A. wish %
aIom their apartments " h handsome FIRE places
arc respectfully requestcdo call and examine some
we arc now making to orc Tor = gentleman Of chr.
civ. dec 81
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n OIlCE.-lniendIng to devote my personal Al.
" tention To another business, havs sold ont
tie controlling interest of my store TO & = Boon.
who will conduct the business heretofore under tb
name OF s IOWTHER, & c.. aud ia order 10 mas,
nay own debts. | am compelled to cnIl on sIl n.r.
sons without distinction indebted To rue By mote
bond. deeds Of irusI or book account 10 max. nv
meni without delW. S. LOWTHER
CHEAP CASH STORE.
- LOWTIlER, & 60. beg leave 10 inl,rr Tho
~ public that they are nov receiving from E,I.
umors and Philadelphia the most extensive onI
choice assortment Of British, French. Italian and
American DRY GOODS ever offered in thismorkot
which hayebeen selected with peculiar cpre- a,d
VIII be sold ut prices TO suit tho present hard fines
Being satisfied, from long experience that a cn-h
business - better for boih seller and purchascrbee
10y preventing one part Of tho community from
guaranteeing the bad debts Of the other. we there
fore invite the public to call and examine our ro,J.
and prices.
April Is, l5ll.-1m. s LOWTHER. &Co
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Wv W. & S. II. JlMESON.-Whole-

M w. s. S. II. Whole
~ sale and retail dealers in Hats Sc Gaps
>, go @tde D!dtr street near Market AueV,
Hhceling, Tirgiria.-Have on hand and Tge
constantly manufacturing q general assortment
OF Ie,y superior FUR and SILK HATS. Black
mn pI Dtao' Beaver and Castor, plain White Rus
PLAIN ana NaDt Hats of every size and cu,lity
lney Hkewisekeep cont .ntly on hand an sasnr'.
tment OF men and boys Fur and Cloth Caps, all
OF Nhlch they oher To their customers and the
.LO,.c on Inc most accom- nOdat ir . terms .COun.
~ Merchants and dealers generally are respect
iyIIy requested 10 give them a call and examiEt
Shtir STOCK. as theT are deteTmIuedto sell chest
Tor cash or approved credit M 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-13

ME uhscrbsr- respectfully inform, rbe,, f,,.,,,
n am The public iha,ihey have associated them.
49, '' partners under the style Of Robb d Ste
,'h ~ mo stand lately occupied by Stephenson
anu rAr"oo'!. "urrr- OF Main n Union sis ub.r,
,'ry nave on hand. ard otter or sale on accommo-
,sr'.' large AMI valuable selection VI Re-
49, MS, - L." and Medical tooks, with hslo-
Ana uaey Wi. constantly receive all the new pybI.
Gallons - they appear m Philadelphia, embracing
every ihinS m the various departments Of lreratpr.
ana scien'e, together with School Books. Cburrh
Niusic' and Stationary Of every description
In conne1ion with the above is an extensive HooE
oihaery, where hey sire prepared 10 rule and manu-
nCture Blank Book, 10 order az apv az. 49,. -
description.
lh' hghesi price viii he allowed, "a rsual. IN
exchange tor Rag, dressed ShecT.kins and Tanner
Scraps. 4 ~ pCpp
Wheeling, April g. IS4I. J STEPHENSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-13
BOORSASTATEONApv

'lCE--Ihe late hrn Of Stephenson & C.r.
= u"," ,,a'ea u exist. lrn consequence of tina
ieaih Of Nj. Garvoo,il on the, l., ~ Ia,.-. tsaI
ana renders u Necessary that their busio.ss sbo,I5
De closed therefore, all persons knowing ,be,,s.l,
IS indebted are requested to make Immediate cav
Acni; and a>o persons having claims against tbe,,
val pre=en;'hem tos settlement.
}. STEPHENSON.
NJ Survivor Of Stephenson & C,ryo-d