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EOR SHE,

Oh SHARES ofStock in the Burlington Bank.
eCo For terms apply TO IL. ALLEN.
Burlington 30th June 1872.
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Gold Band China.

EAREWElL'S Shoes, Half Caters, Kid Slips
l. Chldren's Shoes, &c. just received by ...
I6 WM. IIURLBUT.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-23

THE Subscribers are this day receiving a fresh
L supply of Nova Scotia Plaster ana VIII com
mence grinding at their Mil al he fals on MGnday
next. FOII.ElI x bRAbLEl.
Burlington, MAY 20, lsi2
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Quills.


A NE w supply, Of the highest numbers, Just re-
n ccivcd al s. Ilt'NTINGTON'S
lima
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Paint Mills.

INVESTS Patent Paint Mills, just received and
w for sale by HAGAR d ARTHUR.
prrlin,,or 10Th Nurist 1910
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COME into the incoseure of the subscriber, about
othc goth of May two yearling hefers, one line
back, and the other red. II. l.. MILLER.
Colchester. July 49, 1912
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HARDW ARE.

| TTNlIE subscriber having recently rcpenIShcd his
l. stock Of Hardware, oilers fer sale the following
Goods, at the lowe, prices.
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NANADA NJ AL.

-H"nlc' il'H>po'
Greenhu,h Depot, July II, 1872,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-02
THORN's NOsTRUM ron
THE HAIR

-He ALDNESS-in cases WhCtc Inc hair is con
>hB suintion1liy - Otherwise prcdisposcd &c per
tsh, the nostrum aniidofal power, after a few ar
pIcatlOns, becomes Culneutly consnicu Ius-
btns soft aud penetrating, Il infiscs fresh If,
lnd uourlshmcnt INTO uecaying roots. and bv do
" regulating the minute sCCtrtious and .our.
succeeds m permanently establishing new stsu,
ma ftulumatcly realizes a l~ururiant growth
Of hair.
CUILS-B slowing n strong tendency 10 crrl
maybe numbered among It's virtues. IL preserv.
IS TIE decorative tTmaton Of head dress for a1
unusual length Of ume IN all ;hc beauties Of Curl.
and glOssi aud whether from the effects ng dam
or neat, may be relied on a. an iufal'ablc con.
servdtor. To artificial hair " best0ws n look nj
realltyi and lightncss which greatly heIghtens IA
beauty.
wHisKFRS MUsTACHEs, & The slim.
ulatiug 20 yers Of the nOstrum arc siuRulaiv d..
plaJed 90 creating these ornaments ofmanhood
where the hand 81 nature has been less M nal
man ordinary. wherever applied. the pgs.rru,
VIII give prOotof lts extra IrdIna,y iscund nv In
me production Of strong hair Of transcendanl
beauty.
CHLD2EN'S HAIR-For the hal, NJ ell
dren this uosttum may Justly be c8us1dsr,r d
bl3ssng From Is purifying properties 10 a.
pels oil scurf and daudruh End renders Inc usc a,
e small oth. comb entirely unnecessary
"a BIT VIII cure every disease Of "a
scalp ="
Prepared and sold by WILLIAM THORN
'rmist and a0Bthccsry No o. Ma Street
Plus1u, gh.
Rc,iyed and for cal: by
mar 20 JAMES BAKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-02

FLGlNti-IS CuATcERy-At Rules held in
Jhetle Is Office Of the Circ ut Superior Court
gfLaw aud ChanccD for the County Of Ohio m
The month Of February, isi2
William W. Shuycr Complainant,
gains
rrancis X. Armstrong. administrator De bonis
non of Noah Zane dece fztd, ard Ebfnczcr
Zauej Trustee under the will Of the said Noah
Zane James A MCLEAN and MARI his wife.
ate Mary Zane, William Pitts and Elizabeth
his wife late Elzaheth Zane. aud Cornsua
Zane aud Mary j.. Dorsey. la;C Mary l.. Zane
widow Ofsuid Noah Zane, deceased,
Defendants
EVIL defendant william Pitt not having cnier
n ed his appearance and given security accord.
ing 70 the act If Assembly aud tho rules Of this
Court, aud Do appearing by sausfactJry proof fh1f
he Is not M InnabIt1ut0f this wealth.
on motion Of the complainant by c0unsel. be- 10 or
dered that the said Defendant William Pits do
spoear here on the 6rst day Of the next spring
term Of this court, enter his appearance and On
sVer the said bill or otherwise defend this suf
and thata copy Of this order be forthwith tn gerfed
iu some Newspaper printed Boz The Cry Of Wheel
ing Tor two months excessively n id posted n the
front door Of the c0uit house Of Ohiocoun'y.t
Alex LAIDLEY. Clerk.
Good, Tor Compt feb
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nE nuNCAN,s
nENPrORANr REMEnY

2 WEAPTORANT vi
q = perfrmiug some Of he most wonderful cures
on record. Mr. VIM PEARSON Of Delaware
county. Psnnsv. vsnia was taken IN the fell Of
SsiI with a distressing cough, which daily in
ersased until he became 90 muc7 reduced IN flesh
fhat he vas obliged 10 be helped IN and out Of
nod. Hia physicians at length gave up %olln0pcs
and pronounced his lungs fatally affected andin
sprable. ~ this hopeless situailOn ne vas fJrl9
r,tths when a friend 81 bis called 20 sec him 4
Ise,verng his awful contttiOn be lmmediately
n,,cuoefif4r him three botnes of DR. DUNCANS
EXPECrORANTRE REMEDY. having witnessed
~ sHeots in a s~inailay ease induced him 10 pro-
enrs Inc medicine, and gave % recording Co drec'
tons. and o. the astOnlshment OF OH Trends the
patent began 20 gft better before using The med
tcne one week. Aftct uunR 90 strictly SIX weeks
ths patisat vas rendered lble 10 resame his daI
lv occupaion. How many thousands Of valua
Bic friends have been taken aw from Us BY van
Of proper treatment. The very many that are
yet among us and laboring unteT alarming sYmp
toms 70 such I beg 10 say, procure immediately
DIX DUNCAN'S ENPECTORANT REMEDY
and M II be not too late You may be y STORED 20
perfect health. In the last stages there 10 a con
solsttOn found ln fhis medicine by its soothing
and palliatng effects.
Fsr safe al he PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 10 North
Eighth street, Philadelphia, Alao afthe Book store
sf JOHN FISHER.
mar t-Ptw Wheeling. W.
-BSTgIs Bomsshc 0ia,g good 9T5Je IN sioT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-02
TIE LADIES'

A stIaddrd NdtiOaTi MagcziHc.
Two ELEGANT STEEL ESGRNv nos MONTHLY.
TIE PREVAILING FASHIONS, &C
Tsrms Tgres D1H rs per aHHum m dfudncs
TWO COPIES FOR Five DOLLARS.
FuyIE Ladies Comp mion is Published monthly,
inthe city Of New York, and is establish
oil in popular fiv1r,, after a progress OF mauy
years issued with u%nf6li,ns promptncsS Y Tegu'
hnty--ldOrned with n beauty OF typoRraphlc o
e~xecutian which proudly challenges criticism,
and with rlgravIngs. prepared m every instance,
expressly for the work, after q careful seiec ION OF
the subject enriched constantly with fashion
pln tcs aid popular mlsic tended IN AL
Its departments with tn most scrupulous care
Tor i.s excellence m every pdrucular-and hlled
with articles from the pens of the most popular
renowned and talented write - OF wEicn our wn
country or England can boast, II Is by no mDnSe
IN unwarrantable p~resumpiot thus TO clam
ofbslng a STANDARD Natonal Mugrzias.
looking with a jealous 'ye to tue honoT OF A
morican Literature as we'll as TO emOiumeDt, II
~ thu snueavJr of the proprietor OF the Compan-
loo 10 be governed by principles Of the broadcsi
ESerality; and to offer no pledge TO the public
which cannot he faithful Nv and fully redeemed.
That every promlse made IN q mes past has oeeu
scrupul1usly fulhlled 10 confidently asserted and
for a full confirmation OF this every reader IS APP
pealsd TO-; and this eNactness, ~ " supposed, vii
be Goa sidsrel as a sufi Gent guaranty for the
ture.
Afet this explanation. the prop ietor of tn
Laies' Comp lnlon proudly directs attention te
PRoTIVENT CONTRIBUTORS.
Emml 9 Rmbury, LYDIA SySol Tney. France
S OsgOO1, Mrs Sebl Smith, NTs + + Is let, Ann
s Stephens, HANNAH r Gould, Mrs Err steele,
Mrs A VI T. ANNA. Mss AID Woodbridge, Mr.
Emelins 5 Smith, T. " Thomas Caroline Orne
Mas Mary Ann Brown, Miss &C F Orne, Ms VI
~ Leon Loud, Professor J II Ingraham, Louii
Fitzgerald Tasistro, Nathaniel p Willis, Theo-
dOrs ) Fiy. Rev J "A Cii1ch lS"v Charles Con
st,utine Pise, samuel Woodwork, Park Benia.
mn. Henry II Tuckermal, Rufus Dav es, FN
Tnnmls, W Gilmore SImms. Epes sergeant
Robert Hamilton. William y Tappan q Jorge
Morris, Daniels Alexander McMakiu, HoIa
tiO Ga's4 } shn Neal, Seba Smith Aib-TtPtke
Isaac M'E-Ilan, Thomas Dunn English, w q
Howard, 1 M'Cabe, N & HIrst
BStus it's rend ;rel certain that every tast
vii ice Jraud3t-that every branch OF elegant ]
tsTatHre vii r5cei O attention. Poetry, ta'es
sketches. essays-'he i~nstrunuve aud the anu
sing-tie grave and the gay, will be blended 4
enhance the interest II ths magazine.
Tng MONTHLY Fashions are also gwen.
The Musical Department receives the utmos
attention.
Literary N1tices-Criticisms upon the rubl
cations which may from time TO unl9 DC Issued,
Is a mater involving serious responsibility.
EDITORS TABLE-Under thIshead the NOR
important events which may transptre wOrthyO OF
sOm ne1t will be found. embracing every SUB
feet, cit her lOca! on foreign, that Is cOnsidCred o
sans N tintorost TO demand attention
Address WILLIAM W SNOWDEN
ap2 Ice Fulton St. New York
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LIVER

C"re7 blythe nss9 Dr Hqriichs CImpousd Srsnr
hsui-g oBd Aperienf Pill.
X William Richart~ Pittsburgh. Pa. entire.
tgA W cured OF 10 above distressing discusc.-
symfgns were pain nd weight in the .eft
de 'oaq ~ appetite. v%orli'sr 4rrf4 quotations
p distcntion Of the stomo,h, sirk headache. fur
req t]msuc cOunte0ancc chsused a. n citrou col
I'd with a cough, great dcbilItS ,gifb o,bev
SYMPTOMS Indicating R-t1t d~emngspcnt OF The
liver. Mr. kjchard1 1sd thc sdvire III sevcrsi
ynysicl1net put received n0 relief. unmosIpr d.
Harich's MsdWines, which terminated H. efscf.
Principal Office. 10. 'Nor,a Eight StreetpL;
sderhi ria. For sale ~ JOHN FISHER. ="
~ Whfrlfua We
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-02
SHERMAN'S WORM LOZFNGEs,


BROVED i0 mare thar 100000 eases TO he in
a iallible; the oaly certain worm dcsiraying
me jcinc ever discovered. Many diseases arise
iroR worms and occasion long and intense suffer
ing ana even death, without then ever being sus-
peciedi, grown persons are veTV often afflicted
WIN them and arc dOctored for various com
p ANTS without Sny benefit; when one dose Of
thCse iozenscs would speedily cure them.
Mt Murphy, 90 North street Philadelphia was
Applied, &c by, n poor woman whose daughter. 7
years Old, had been sick nearly ? ;ears; her sto-
macR was IS large as = grown person's. her
arms and legs so swollen that She could not
wa < or help herself, although she could cat as
mnch astwo laboTlng mon Two celebrated doe
tgrs had exhausted heir skill without any ben.
ehti me father had spent all he could raise and he
was discouraged, and had abandoned all idea Of
aong any Thing more for her and looked 10 death
atone totake her out other misery. Mr. Murphy
DeheNUhg u = case Of worms. gave her & box r
sherman LozenRss, aud IN two days she re
turned with JOY beaminR in her ewes. and said he
LoLenges had saved her child's lie. The f, 1t
aOsc mad brought awav nearly n pint Of worms
none living mass, she ate wards counted over
500 mat were discharged beside. the r. ass. which
sac could not count. The child was literally ca
ten up wtih them-anoiher living witness Of the
cngos.
Price only IS cents n box.
For sale by CHAPLINE PRYOR.
nov II Union street. Sole agent for tLis CITY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-02
VIRGINIA HOTEL
or MAIN 4 MADISON STREETS
WHEELING, VA.
JACOB A. KLINE

ID ESPE~TFULLY iniurms his friends and the
II 4 travelling public that he has rented this well
kno%n establishment for n term of years. His
rooms are well furnished aud attended 10. hs
'aoie supp led WITH the best the market affords
and hrs bar with the choicest wines and lrqrors
Mr. A. w FLEMING, who has had consider.
aOle eNoerience IN some of the first hotels in ia,
east, and has also been for Ave years first as.iS-
tantln the United States hotel In this city. has
DC m snsIgeJ as superintendent Of the Vireini,
Hotel. pnd will give his entire attention TO the
establishment.
The pro )rctor fr,icrs himself thai BY his own
c~1efuons and the assistance Of Nh Fleming who
- well known 20 the travelling On lie, will be
enabled % make the Virginia Hotel second 10 n ,
similar establishment IA the west. aud he wishes
all ShO have regard for their comfort and con.
N1CtItC &c FVNt l.
This hotel is The oficaoIhim -relt Eastern
and western Lines Of Stages ard TRAY ellCrs can
ESruIe seats m any d rectioa At he bar. II Il
Ianolne and As attention Is paid 10 the arrival
2no ,epalrreo OF boats, travellers can at all times
ie ADVISED OF the same, and have their baggage
AIKEN 10 ana rom the rivor free Of charge. ia Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-02
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE

pURSUANT TO the provisions Of the last will
IL viii and testament Of Patrick Ray. deceased.
val. on the 10Th day ofMay next, before the
virginia Hotel IN the city OfNheeling. sellto IN e
highest bidder, rhe following real estate
Lot 20 on Main street, on which there are 2
business part Of the city
Also lot no - on the corner Of Marke; and JEFF
teIson streets, on which there u an cid house
TERNS-Onc third ofthC PURCHASE money in
hand. the residue on a credit Of one snd two
years, with interest from the day of sale, and q
lem on the property tn secure the Turchase mo-
new. The purchaser vii be entitled to the rc.t Is
after the first OF Aprl-noxt.
JOHN BYRNE,
Administrator de honis non,
feb Its with The will annexed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-02
TORRENr

WE subscriber will rent for ono ~ more years
NE house and garden, and H required s1r 3
.eres Of pasture land, beng the same now occu
pied b1 Mrs Andrew Mcclure. The house is 10
good rebair. good spring and other buildings.
possession gwen on the lee ofApuL
Also the large three story brick hOuse on Mar
stFeet. over and iu the rear Of the store oceupis
t7S ANEhf a. CO 81 q hsf 1torc.
msl " JOHN WcLURE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-02
vERUsTEE's sALE-I will sell o,publie a.,

VHNRUSTEE'S SALE-I will sell aipublie auc.
IL ton. ~ the highest bidder. for cash, At the
delph:a, Ohio county, Va. on Wednesday The l3tb
cav OF April, lsf2 the goods and chattels e. ums.
raleS icons sting OF household aud kitchen lurni-
turel IN n deed OF trust from said Hague 10 me
as trus.ee for the b, neht Of A Bediliol, which
deed Is ofrecord in Ohio county Clerk = Office I'm
ook p, page 361. e. SNIDER,
Vulai Sl-5t g. Trusfgp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-02
THORN -

NLNLl AbBt.
properties Of this medicine have been fair.
ly tested and its excellence and virtues made
made apparent 70 many OF the most respectable
t'mlles I'D this city. While 1t is simple and limo.
cent IN IT'S composition II IL active md efiCiCnr
as a cGratve agent never iflIng 10 produce the
most happy ana beneficial results when the IN
rG-tions Tor ITS use are strictly complied with
ne celebrity winch this medicine has attained
Ihdependeht OF any ~CNertiOns OF the prcurlefor in
Iorcing II upon public attention, "a Is the fashion:
ouL based exclusively upon its own mnits-is n
sufficient warrant for confidently recommending
u 10 the public, "a n preparation Of superior eff
cacy IN dd Pulmonary affections, viz: Coughs
Colds, Asthma. Influenza, WhoopIur Conph
aoarseness, Difficulty Of breathing, Pains and
weakness OF the breast, &c. Common Colds
which are generally caused hy ohstruoted ners nj.
ration, VIII weld tors influence IN a few hours
A paToNlsm of coughing ~ Immediately subdued
ny resorunS 10 tho Pulmo lea; in Asthma, cold
in the mead, n hopping Cough. ani Inh Ienza IL
ias oceh used with success. IL gent.
" promotes eXpectOTat30n. gradually opens The
? pnrs OF the skin and 6xsrts a salularv, soothing
nhugnce over The general system. Ii can snfely
De humlnlstered 10 The most delicate infants
ne fulnlonlca rs prepared In conformity with
nc most recent improvement in Pharmacy. en-
uIely rom indigenous plants, the active principle
OF which 10 not dlssiDa'ed by excessive boiling as
ole preparations IL cost the MANUFACTURED much
abor aud experiment before he adopted a process
lrrIs p eparauon; and he fattcrs himselfhe has
uhdIy attained The ultmatum of success and
tlat ms nl-dicine possesses more uniformity and
medical efficiency than Ray composition of the
kInd that has preceded u
Prepared by WILLIAM THORN, Apoihecarv
i'ts ChemiSt' 80 MaTSet Street, Pittsburgh.
Neceiyed acd FOR sale by
mar % JANTES pAgEp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-02
sTATIONARN.HC

a UlLLS lnksfands. Penkniyes. IndelahIe In.
SlZ- Waters. Chess Men. Carpenter PcnciIs
Cauunston's Patent Rulers. Red Tanc. India
Hnbber WairL stamps, steel Pens, silver Pencil
Gases Black Sand, Music PAGER. Port Fblios.
ked, Black and Biue Inks, Bone Folders. Seainp
Wax, Ink Powders, India lax, &c
Al additional supply OF the ahovciust received
anoior sale az JOHN " THOMPSON'S. 70
Monroe street. where may he had al heDoprI,r
mfgfzne - ard ncwspapersthe day by THE year
~ single numHet. Ct
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-02
. OOKING GLASS AND PICruRE

INHHtS~W btANS IIIUP, Agent, res.
pecttully lnfn.ms the public that he has now n
hrst rate GUlLDER, and "a prepared TO furnish
Looking glass, Picture and other frames in supe-
nor style, also 10 regiid old. frames in the bes,
style athis shop No 100 Main street. All orders
promptly attended to
Please call and examine the work. If which h..
has a large stock on hand:
Wheeling. J1uuary n Isat
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-02

eNILT and Mahogany Looking sln,,. Portrait
~ and Picture frames make To order IN the
"esitsi style, a d oldframes reailt.
y Splendid assortment Of Looking Glasses.
- an and Picture Frames constantly on hand
49, Iyr SAFE lower than they can be procured
i1eMhere-Also sign painting and b%a'nting m
a. Us Us various BREACHES promptly executed by J
" hKAN >1RUP, No 100. lTain street Wheel
.nE, "a y here can be procured at all times.
ara putty - 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-02
THE AMERICAN TABORER

THE AMERICAN IABORER-
sBROSPECTUS-Under the above title the -;
scribers Will publish on the LIST Of Aprl /
and on the lst ufesch succeeding month. n m,
tics, Editorials. dc. devoted exclusively Ia IN
advocacy and defence Of he policy of protectia
TO Ameriean labor against the ~elhsh and era
ping policy, OF foreign nations, especially OF tbo
W tn which we chiefly tradS, which sbut
of their ports the great blk ofouI products.
especially those ofnur free labor, while thcy
our markets, bankrupt our merchants. depreci
our currency and fSmIsh our laborers and =
sans, by, pouring IN upon us the products Of m
skull and Industry on the easy terms rruficrrd
thtm by our low ard non protective Guties.
This Magazine will Inhexihly and ardcnIIy adyo-
cate the true American Tolicy u countcryalIigr
those gross exncilons of Great Britain and other
nations by a system OF direct avowed protection
and e%ficient.
TheAmercsn Laborer will affirm mt maintain
the policy OF encouraging and fostering. by wise
legs atom, the Is Adjustment and growth in our
country OF new and yet feeble branches OF i'm lus-
try, such as the culture Of sl k, the manufsctrI
Of whatever fabrics Of wool. cotton. iron g. s
may be necessary for the supply Of our wants and
TO secure and perfect our independence. IL will
deWonStrate that the true and permanent inter
81 OF all, but especially Of the agricultural and
working classes universally will be inialIably q.
slSnally promo iecby adopting aud Carrying ont
the protective policy. aud thai tie wages OfIahor
the average price of its product and the aggregate
product of the national industry, will be surely
and largely enhanced thereby. In short, this
800 - NaAeN W ~ a NotlllfAC text uOOk lDT
the friends OF Protection, and a thorough refuia.
non al eyery. point Of the pernIcIous f~allacies pu,
ioTth by the, foreign and misguided Amencan apo.
logiSts Tor the policy Of one sided free trade.
he American Laborer will be published month
lyrn a large octave form, each number containing
% large double column pages Of closely printed
matter. Each number will contain on great
speech report or othercOnvinciug document and
n YarO.y Of shorter articles. The work will form
one complete and cOmPrchens Ivc volume Of 3sl
Iarge snd TAR pages, and will be afforded 10 sin
gle subscribers for seventy five cents cash, three
Hptes for TWO dollars, five copies for three dol.
lars, nine cOTies for five dollars or twenty copies
Tor ten dollars, Payment IS required in all cases
IN ADVANCE. The lowest possible price has been
hXed IN order that It's circulation may be ren~ered
universal, should the work receive the apprUba
ton Of the public
The several Home Leagues, Agricultural Soci-
cites. Mechanics Associations and indiviI,7I
trends OF protection l rJughOut The country arc
earnestly requested 10 old US in extending Inc cir.
c~ulatlOn Of the i.abOrer.
GKEELt & McELRATH,
mar 81 81 Ann 81. New York.
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NOTICE-AIl persons knsxing lhemselve.,o
~ be indebted TO the subscriber by note or
book account for a longer period than I months
WI! please walk forw ard and chalk ND immedi-
dteli or thelI accounts will be placed in the hand
OF prOncr officers for collection without tear or
mara A q MiCA,.IAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-02
VALUABLE sTo-K OF DRY GOODS Ar

III WI rnsr fr sale 90 public aprf.ao o, r-
n day oellth and Saturday The I2th inst. st M,
fau1om Of g. X SWORN ran. sifraf,d ON NJ
rect, Wheeling, the " hole Of hrs sfotk oT d.
Goudf, consisting Df Broad Cloths. CasgIners
Cassioctts silks. Tunts, Musilns, Linens. UosieS.
LaceL Sc. which wIIl be sold without resoryc.
This sale Presents an excellent opp9rfutifg a.,
aou1try merchants and others TO rrplc1isb 49,
-hnuro ON the East.
TERM OF SALE-All sums sndsr 20 dol
.ars cash-over that amount negotsbls pot,I (.
& months win an approved endJrsor.
Sale % commence each dav AZ fo of,f,.t 80
-outfuuc through he ~yenip4e "
mars AbFRED clEbwELL gan sss,,
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CONSUMPTION AVN DEIT4-

w I'll most assn: edly be the early fate Of Those
W VINO ntglect themselves when afflicted
WIN inc promonltoTy symptoms Of
such as a Cold, Cough Bronchitis, or Soreness
4 the TAroai, Hoarsencss. Difficult ExpectorA-
hon, asthma, Splitting OF Blood, SC. DR. Dun
cans EXpectorant Remedy Is expressly prepared
f.r the removal and cure Of those dangerous and
trou' lesome disc ses. Therefore, you who are
ia0o:nS und r the influence of these complaints,
procure Immediately this medicine before n be TOO
late. One bottle may be the means Of prolonging
your lIe. Alv avs ask for DR. Duncan's Expecto-
rant Kennedy, and see that you get II, and not be per-
suadcd by some who sell different medicines 10
take some of then medicine IN preference. These
persons, obtain SOM cheap thing, and palm IL on
tie pubic at full price. It's therefore important
for purchasers TO be on their guard.
TT Duncan's Expectorant Remedy 10 put up in
large SIZE bottles, and enveloI edIn blue paper,-
] he Outer form contains a fine steel pla'e cngra-
wing, representing Hope in a Storm
Principal Office, % North Eichth street, Phila-
Wheeling. Va.
Price I dol ner bnitle. inn