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on,v Twelve and a Half Genrs

u THE WIG ALMANAC and UNITED STATES hkolsfEH
FOR THE 1s4S, contains Table showing the popu-
ton or the United States by States and total popu
n,ion OF the Cities and larger towns in the United States
also the popuIaon of the State NewYcrk by Countess
Ecipse Planets &c &c; Calendar Of thu months III 1888,
with calculations for each section of the union Diary OF
Remarkable Events &c. Lstof Officers OF the government
of the u s. Executive Judicial and Diplomatic; Senate
and House of Representatives till March 4th 1885, an ar-
Gle on the Protection of Home ladnsty beng careful
summary of the considerations which mpel us To chersh
the policy of Proteston with brief review OF TIE reasons
usually opposed thereto by Horace Greeey 'ene' 'a
sons Letter support of Projections; Extracts IRON e
Messages Of Washington, Jefferson Mad!Son "onroe' j. W.
Adams, Jackson and Tyler, in favor OF eoi Facts to
Farmers; Manufactures OF the u s.; the Elements ana
Names of Partes Votes for President aud Vice presiae,
at all the eectsns under the Federal CONSTITUTIONS woes
for Governors &c. and for President in the State OF rev"
York; the Grounds of Difference between The coneodnS
parties; Memoirs OF Henry Cay the new Apportonmen
OF Congress; complete Eectitn Returns OF ibe Unon by
states and Counties; total Votes for President in 1855 and
ls4e by States and aggregate Times OF Holding Elections
in each State Anecdotes, Epigrams, and HuHaors OF e
Times.
u This Almanac forms very complete Register for the
year and will be found very convenient in the counting.
room the workshop, or the frese OF the farmer Tue
reading matter alone worth double price OF The work
while tie statistics contained in canaot be purchased III
any other shape tor FIVE times the money.
" Price per single copy, l2 cents; s. per lee or so0
per eo. is for sale in the principal Clues OF the Union
BY the Agents Of The Tribune, and may be purchased,
either at wholesale retail from most OF the Booksellers
in The limited States GREELEY d McELRATH
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NJ Doctor Earsincr's Eeciurcs.-The second
edition of Doctor IarGners complete Course OF Lectures
delivered in the City of NewYoyk published and for sale
q, this Office Price a5 The subjects embraced IN
the Lectures are Electrcity-The Sun-Gaivaas,n-Ihe
Fived Star.-SIaguec Needle-Lai;ude and Longitude
Reaching. Tanang-ropuar Faacies-Lgb,-Falllns
s,ars-Temporary Sketch OF Asroaomy-
Dew-science aided by Scjeplifs Dscoveres-Souna
Vibrations of the Rctina; voltac Baery-steam Engine
NJ Graat grlain and America.
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CURED-SCARPA'S

DAcOUSTiC OIL-For the cure of Deafness, pains,
and the discharge Of matter from the Ears also an nose
wa,er whizzing Of s,eam Gc &c. which symptoms O!
,pproaching Dizziness and also generally attendant VIVID
ha disease apy persons who have been deaf for en nj
teen and twenty ears, and obliged to use eaTrum
els have, after using OF two bo1Ies thrown ASIDE s
hghly recommend lis use For sale by Dr. JAYNE,
no @ South Third street. Philadelphia.
Sold at wholesale and retail By the agents, A B. "
s,yns Co. Druggists and Chemists 70 Futons corner oil
Gc,d and No. 100 FnltoHs Also sold by DAVID SANDS
Co. II Eas, Broadway, corner Marketstrreii ABRAHAM
B. SAgos Co., Granite Buildings, rs Broadway eoI.sr
~ fb,r,bprSs York. Price 81 GA lm
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.ETFRs,S INDICATED LOZEN

GES-There needs no argument beyond Simple,
fs candid trial prove demonstration tnat re.srss
IDzeny~s among the very best Dedcaed Prepaalons
eve. made Wbie their which sareeaoe, sla
advantage overevery other medicine now E use lne se
ssr.rv o their ingredients renders them eicacious TO an
sI1ept elsewhere unknown His Cough Lczsnges TOT lh
stancr, Colds Asthma Gaarl S TOE St 11a AZ
complaints or Pulmonary origin Then hs " rm Lolen
es relieve children Of The terrible distress ihe conVnsVp
Sas the broken sleep and headaehe which always aieno
10 some uattcuiar disease, which they compleeF
.sr,,re Rarphnuse i25 Futonst oil I'm
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u, The November Number OF the Ameri-

u. The November Number OF the Ameri-
can z.aborcr is nov ready for delivery. 1t contains
the Speech OF HENRY AGIGs the opening OF the Fair OF
the American Institutes The Proceedings of the Home In.
dustry Convention, and Remarks OF Gen. TALLMApGE;
New England Silk Convention; The RELATIONS OF
WsAlTH AND LABOR being the Annual Address before The
American Institute delivered Thursday evening, Oco.
Der 60 in ,he Broadway Tabernacle by H. 6. o. COLBY,
OF Nassau admirable document and which ought 10
be read hy every aborng III the nted States; GOV
ERNOR SCENARIOS Address at the ANNUAL FAIR OF
ne NewYork State AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, delivered at
Albany on the 18th day September last; this Address Is
worth every farmer and ier OF The soil, iaan inc
entire cos, Of The Laborer for the year. PROTECTION
mont on the Tariff Bill this Speech Mr. Sade stands
mp Il, the Representative the Farmers and ably does
he vGdicae their rights and show how their interests are
affected hy proper fariA.
The American Laberer devoted exclusively 10 the adj
vpcacy and illustration the Protection OF Hone Industry
designed TO present in COMPACT cheap, readable
forI and in familiar and practical manner, The most dl-
rect and cony!ncEg facts and arguments in support OF The
policy OF Protecting ths Industry Of People To
this end nbodies The abes! Speeches, Reports Statistics
and other documents the subject.
Ut The whole work comprise large octave volume
OF near 400 pages and is published in parts every nonth-
Seven numbers are already and ready for delivery
Price for the whole numbers only Is cents being The
cheapest puScalion of The kind published IN the
United States.
II Eight numbers of this work are now published.
Price G. cens per number. Back numbers can be supplied
GREELEY L McELRATH,
nj Tribune Buildings, $50 Nassausreel
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NJ The November Number o the SoutherE1
Literary NEessep ger is for sale at this ONCE.
CONTENTS


l. THE HuNcRE AcH "A PENNSYLVANIA SToRy.-A con-
suta,ion between Tories and Iroquois chie The
bloody designs of the Tories; How Thayendenegea OPP
,ospb them; His influence his Warriors How he was
spoyed by the British How the Indian scelp the head
and the white the heart: Pot Dialogue; Pepper
and the Scouts Footsteps heard Walnesey and his Daugh
ter; Brant, &c. &c. &c &c. Sc.
DrscRIpr1oN OF NApLEs-The lovely scenes round
about; It's beds OF Lava Volcanoes The eneap inca
Tres &c. &c. &c. &c &c
8 DR. FRANKLIs-An original Letter
4. SCENES AND ADVENTURES IN THE ARsiY--A DANDY IN
the Woods Dead bodies IN the River The Cholera us
frab,ful rayages among the troops &c &c &c &c &c.
S FRANCIS AND FANNY Love story IN rive s,e
Ma,oi.Mallng MIR woodIey and his wife; Match MAX
ing Di1ins ont &c. &c. &c. &c. sc.
6. THE ELopsmESr.-A Tale; An Adventures Love
Story, sc. &c. &c. &c.
I. WASHINGTON IRVING, Mr.. Navarretle ana 'he MICA
ereeekeri Dir. is course, &c. &c. &c. &c.
y. HfsroaY OF THE KNIGHTS Of MALTA, &C &c as' 80
3, ~, II and p Notices OF New Works
I ~ 10 81, Nlneteen pieces original Poetry
For sale Wholesale and retail the office OF me
lfibune Buildings, opposite city Hail, by zts
| MI GREELEY i MsELRATH-
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MORMONlSM EAPOSED.-I1s
va History Of The SANS, Expose OF Joe Snilth
and Normonjs by Gen. John Bennett, NJ D. elioeiilShea
with two handsome steel engrdvnss representing Gen
Renne and Joe Smith in full unoTn plan OF the city oil
Nauvoo Mornop Temple, Baplisual Font, The Saints,
Destroying Angels in 'he act Of numbering man. ofaea
Lodge in hichis repreene the admission OF candida,e
~ % op Of IN. Prjeshood. &c. Received ard for sale
Nv w. BRADBURY, SODEN x co.
- IT Nassdu.Street, New York,
ooa and 10 SIhool-rtreet, Boston.
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Coughs and Colds
IL EMEMBER No 81 North Sixth street,

E. one door below Archstreet Philadelphia The niost
Spring Blood Threat and Lung Diseases, rising sensa
tion like choking tickling, unpleasant c5StructonS F3
the ah.,ye Dr. SwAySE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY will be found The great remedy. Persons who
have abused themselves by the Of ardent Spirits VIII
nd bo,h their strength and resolution much improved by
LEA iI- Ell the sirits taking draft occasionally OF The
above restorative All preparations from this yaluaoe
except The above may be considered spurious coun-
terair The real article may had OF The following Agents,
or al No s. North Sixth street, Philadelphia
LIST OF AG ENI S.
DR. W. H. Minor, Druggist la2 Broadway, New. OH.
Mrs n Hayes, lS9 Fulton ss-eet, Brooklyn
Benjamin o Ids Newark, Nj.
chm Mason. Patterson sfzs az - =
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But, as have already remarked the phrenolo.
gical principles constitute only one-half Of the
new system which relates Us mach to physiology,
and which makes as great revolution in that sci
ence as in the principles and details OF phrenoogy.
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m aIIEn- AND PLATED BRASS

s-,t ne artcIe or Rolled and Plated Brass,
i.-sTs he f6und AZ JAMES g. M0FFETT IN Prince St,
49, ocs;er al the Lowest market prices, Likewise very
s1perior article Of Coopers Rrasa aae
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10 BEDDING 81 Co., American and Foreign News
Q. State-sTeet, Boston. OFT
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;. sEy-Yoaa, MORNING. NOVEMBER rs, ssas

their positions makes very interesting department
of this new philosophy. The principles of CO.
operation established by DR.. B. are peculiarly
beautiful and simple. His doctrines, extensive
and beautiful they are, are teniold more bic
from the fact that they all the result OF expert
ment which fixes them beyond the possibility of
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VIO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

fishers OF the American Agriculiars, would rcspecs-
% ,oc The attention OF Farmers aod others engaged Ia
sarisnltnral pursuits 10 the aforementioned work
Tine toLoeing are few OF the many favorable notices
which this WORK has recs;ved;
The Agriruliurisi appears be edited With that kind
of ability practical knowledge thai must pace among
the f,renca. win similar periodicals in our country
Wayne County Recora, Indiana.
From she known ability of;be editors, have doubt
this will prove most rsefui paper and worthy the patron
age OF the ayrculturst We hail the appearance OF this
Journal as another evidence OF the interest which maz
tested subject OF Agriculture
T'-7-E [Cenual Farraer, Rome, Nev-York.
From careful perusa OF the contents OF The American
AgTcuirursi ays bids sir TO become
most valuable acquisition TO any farmer who does not al
ready know tco mich acquire furthe. knowledge his
avocationn fThe Jefersczian, Mansfield. Ohio
TIE above work Is published monthly leach nnuiher To
ccataia 81 pagas royal ocavol the low Of 81 per
annuna SAXT0N L. NILES, PuiJishers
s1srs- So ~ isEt5+ 2o5 B,ca6Say.
d. have constantly On hand ali the popular works
relating TO Agriculture In al its breaches. 0'
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pOARD.-A gentleman and his wife and
few single gentlemen can have pleasant rooms ard
good board n Murray a few day boarders
also be accommodated MA I'm
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oHEATHiNG COPPER.-l0O cases
- English, from Il 70 e oEnS nee !or sale BY sh.
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BRITANNIA METAL WARE, TEA
I'D SETS, TEA AND COFFEE URNS, CAS- oRs,
Lamps, Music Plates, Coffin Plates Communion raEkards
ups Plates, Baptismal Bowls Mugs, DC manufactured BY
Reed Bar,oa their refined rolled meta warranted
squai 10 any imported and superior any other manufac
ured in this country. For sale by the manufacturers
agents, MITCHELL WITHERELL,
nj 81 Jotn.street.
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AN sRowN. 47e Horston. s,reet.

Prepared and Sold wholesale aad retail and for expor
taiionl by a. b. SANDS CO.. Druggists and Chemists,
GRANITE Buildings, No 273 Broadway corner Of Chambers
street, rew-York Sold also by a. Z. L D. Sands, Drug
gst N.s 70 and 100 Ful,on.trret David Sands Co.. NO
Il East Broadway, OF Marketstreet. Pnce Si-o
inr MI u
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ENAYDEN'S Premium Pens.-A Silver
Il Medal was awarded j. Hayden for bis very supe-
or Pens, by the American Institute al It's last Fan The
Government have given the Preference and the best
accounans and many of the public institutions viii use nc
other Pens They have justly obtained the Highest rspua
don and are not surpassed equaed by any IN the country
The trade are sapped Manuiactnres prices by the
agents }. r HAfDEN, riaIe-suteI
Agents also for Smans School and Countng-bouse ins
l,,rSs my9G
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u OILED GERMAN SILVER.---JAS.
"a 6. HOFFETT, tel Princ4stree;, near Woostet
Eou.d particularly coil the attention Of Hardware Desies
,Ta Manufacturers TO his superior article OF GersaD Sve,
which be osr Tor sale wholesale and retst Of all timex
tSes and warrr1is j, eGua! 20 any, either Faregnor De.
sPStir. far and s.itneSs, xs2tt
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nRESS BOOTS-Latest French atyIe.
The subscriber respectfully invites the citizens RI
NewYerk and Strangers visiting The city, to call at ld Fur
on-s,reet and examine large Assortment OF Dress boot
made in the latest Spring fashion, and OF the sned frencn
CalfSkn.
Gentlemen can have to order In the best man
uer al SIX daars per pair warranted equal 10 any made
seven dollars and half I'D the undersigned draw
ing Of the keeps for each customer ne can In
Constantly on hand Fashionable Boots, Gc, al the follow
ing reduced prices: 90 tx
Sea!Skin Boots. ~ ~ ~ 70 ~
Half Roo.s .........................--3G9
Caters. :. f, s ~ Q f.o
Shoes. i,di oU y :" w
pnn,ns and Slippers, sc. &c proper .onaely Low
TsIpps Casb on Deiivery. JOHN L.WATklNs,
III ia Futon 81. between Nassau and Dutch.
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DOARDING.--A gentleman and his
D wife, or two or three respectable young men, may
find Board and pleasant In gentee house and
vale family No Doversueet few doors from Frank
lin square. Price low to suit the times Reference
orired. o25 Ia
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TvUTOR.-A young gentleman who is
4 experienced 10 teaching ami has received The degree
Of A. NJ the University OF ~ W wishes 10 engage as
private Tutor assistant school In near this city
Please address r NJ and leave 10 OF the Librssa OF
the Mercantile Association, Clinton Hall NIL Sc
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SANDS'S SARSAPARILLA.

FOR TIE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE OF
ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN IMPURE
STATE OF TIE BLOOD, OR HABIT
Of THE SYSTEM, NAMELY
scRoFuLA KINGS EVIL, RHEUMATISM, OBSTINATE cUT-
NEous ERuPToNs, s1aRLEs. Or susTuLss on THE FACE,
sLoTcHEs, BiLEs, CHRONIC SORE EYES, RING WORM
Or letter, SCALD HEAD, ENLARGEMENT OF TEE
BONES AND JOINTS, sTrssoSS ULCERS, SYPH.
fLtT1c SYMPTOMS, sciATtcA OR Lra:Rt-
&c. and diseases arising from an iDu.
dcious use OF Mercury, aScitics or
Dropsy, exposure or lulprudcGce
in life. Also, Chronic Consa-
tioHa Disorders will be re-
moved by this preparation
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DOARD-68 Duane st.-There is moth
Id ing better, nothing cheaper Call and see. OF Inn
BOARD in East Broadway (I01) with
fine front back second floor, may be had
by a family or few single gentlemen Of good rporsls-7
House and location unusually pleasant and desirable ffs
gair family. Terms very favorable. nl2 or
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-15

" mere they cary on The hCuse and Sfeambo
Inmblng m oil IT'S brauth,s
' Vie have constantly on hand UvJnn,s oC
II various description. hllicr.' keuIes. water clio.
sS.s, pam tubs hot and cold shower baths. re-
So 60 Iotbleachin2, chemical apparatus. lead cot.
lvad OF any thickness aud worked M nm
any manner OF form.
Gatef cGli4ciei through lelion pipes from
sptIlSs 70 dwelling h uses in the co IN try.
- PUMPS a d BAR ROOMS fitted
Ptp order. LEATHER HOSE.
&c &c. "
All orders thankfully received aad punctually
CASH PAID FOR GLUE SCRAPS.
aug 2S
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Defendants
PREMIUM sILK MACUIYE

THE subscribers beg leave to inform all those
nom u NAV concern thar they have purrhas
ed the right Of Dr.. Thomas Whites Silk Machine
ln ana Tor the following counties, VIZ. Green. Al
lCgheny- Beaver, Putler, WesimOrelaud. Indiana.
Mercer, Crawford, Ere, and Venangp in the sta e
ct PennsylVanin, also OHIO aud Bro Ike counties
IN Virginia, also all Of the state Of Ohio exceLr
tie ioilo"ing counties, To wit. Hamilton. Cler
mon, butler WAYNE, Preble, MONTGOMERY, Grsen
Cia'N Shelby and Washington. The above M T.
chime has hcen awarded the highest premium
Ia gold medaQ At the late fair OF the American
lnsttute. ". for machines or rights
edd'essed 10 ether of us at Mount Pleasant, o.
mo Lost paldl will be punctually attended to
orders Tor Domestic Silks, which we are con =
siantly manufacturing and have for sale, consis
unS IA part-uf six hats, silk velvet caps. silk
SHIRTS. drawers, stockings and gloves, silk We vets
all virlctes aud cOlOrs Of plain and Il pwcrcd dress
sllks.t Tor ladies' ware, FlowCred Tissue, Lus-
trlnE and I.oyenteeu vestIngs, LustrIng cravatts,
pocket hanoker, hiefs, sewrngs, We equal to the
best foreign ana at reasonable prices Also be-
vaTIe les ) w Eggs and Mulbury frees.
Keeiei SILK aud good co-Oons at all times re-
celved IN payment, or # desired, paIment mad.
therefor one half IN cash and one hall I'm any o
the above at cash prices.
JOHN w GILL.
EZEKIEL HARRIS.
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VIRGINIA. N Chancery-
Al rules held IN the Clerks oaice of the Circuit
Superior Court al Law and Chauccy tor the County
OF Ohio. VA the month Of March ,ei2.
lleuTy Helm C,mpl,inant.
against
john Moore q George W Brooks Defendants.
lhe deiendant George w Brooks not having vn.
tered hs appearance aud given security according
u" me act of assembly and he rules oi this court.
ahih appearing BY satisfactory evidence that he Is
Mt an nh1hitani Of tins common wealth On motion
OF the Conplai iahi by cnunsela, is ordered that the
sad Deicndent. George w Brooks, do appear here
Oh the first day of the next Spring term of this couu
enter his appearance aud answer tho said Conn
plainant's bill and that a copy OF rhis order be lorih.
wilh inserted IN some newspaper printed IN the city
of Wheeling for two months succeS,iycly and p,st.
ell at the irUnt door OF the court house ur Ob;,
County. a cOpy-tcsio
ALEX LAIDLEY. Crk.
'"'" VomP' marli
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PITTsBURG l POWDER WORKS

a NDREW WATSON. manufacturer OF Blast.
~ ing ana kilie Powder. Pittsburgh, Pa would
respectfully inform Merchants aud dealers IN
Powder that he has rebuilt his powder manufac-
tory In the ylcinliy OF tins y-h made very
extensive additions TO his former establishment,
ala mas adopted many useful modern Iu rove
menls N me machinery. He int IDS q keep con
Htlnty on hand blasting AID nh, powder co al
III qua ny 10 any manuiactur I'D a. tins coEntTy aud
val be prepared to furnish those articles To any
iNtenI AT the low st prices and Oh most accom-
mOdatlng terms.
PursIa sers VIII please eITI-rr pfTIur- Tom
son or Of Thomson Toni Hspu #. Co, o- address
Andr W Watson, 2 WIDER MN ftCturrr. Puts
ourgh Pa wac WI give all ord rs IA u.iIIte at
tcntl0n.
Pm hnrsh. oct G-wEm
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a Office EXTRA-Whereos S,e1Lcn Rirs
" has, by deed ia ted this day, assigned 10 me
Tor the benefit 4 sundry persons nameI in said
assignment, hrs stock OF goods in store Nc l3g
ha'n slr,et. also the bonds, notes and book ac-
counts que 'rity u RI-e, Stephen Rice. J
Wells and Stephen Rice & Co.
Tins . to monty all persons indebted TO all Or
any OF TIE ABOVE named firms 10 call and pay
their respective Indebtedness Immediately and
save costs, on all claims nOtseltled, suit Will be
brought 10 March Court.
! nave a thorIseI Mr. Rice to attend 10 the coll
lection OF all CLAIMS due aud 10 sell aud disposs
Of the stock Of goods in the store.
THOMAS J. b PENTONEY.
ian 20 un,e
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VALUABLE STOCK OF DRY GOODS Ar
AUCTION

NINTTVN
WILL "iier for sale at public ancIion. on FIJI
- DAY 'he lIlh aud Saturday The l2th inst, a. The
'or ro3inot : \ SwearIngen, situated IN Main
treet, wheeling, the whole of his stool of Dry
Goods, consisting Of Broad Clo'h- "assimcr, ;
tasslnetis, silks, Prints, Muslns. 7 in IS, Hosiery
Laces, &c. which Will be sold d, tho reserve.
THIS sale presen ts an c~Xte''Crt ,y~Jortunitv 20
country merchants and other u repleni,h Their
STOCK without paying thePIes, n OxOTbitant ex
change on the Fast.
TERM OF SALE-All sums kinder % dol
lars cash lover that amount negotiable notes al
! months with an approved endJrser.
Sale 10 each day al 10 o'clock. and
continue through me evenings.
mar ALFRED CALDWELL, Assignee,
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sOuTm WHEELING GLASS MnnE.

SOUTH WHEELING GLASS WORKS
VIE subscriber respectfully informs the chi.
N zens OF Wheeling and The public generally
that he has taken the above factory. heretofore car
RED on by Messrs McNameo & Adams. and has #
At ihis limo IN complete operation. with a s,rck Of
Glass on h'nd. lie intends manufacturing q. good
'' hr''r.e "i indnw Glass ms any other cylinder
establishment in he western country and 80,
ready 10 supply all orders lhai may be- directed 4,
h'n and respectfully solIciis the patronage Of the
public generally.
feb l0-lm W Sy,t,,re
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PUBLIC SALE or DRY GOODS.
We Will Ohcr for sale at public auction on Mr.
day next the ] lid inst. al the City Auction Rooms
loo Market Square. a best assortment of staple Dry
Goods and fancy articles. ever yet offered for sale
IN this city.
The above stock is fresh and new, just received
from Philadelphia, and will he sold in lois 10 suiI
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A.
M-Tems Cash.
BRENTLINGER & SHALLCROSS.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-15
HOME LEAGUE.
LADIES' SHOE MANUFACTURES

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AMES CULBERTSON respectfully informs
- The citizc' OF Wheeling that hc hls taken
a nom on the east side Of Main street opposite
hnoio 4 Sargcrs. Where he is prepared 10 manu-.
iuciure' IN the most neat, fashionable ard snhsfan.
iial manner, all descriptions Of LADIES' SHOES
AND on the most favorable IerAs for cash.
Wheeling, March ~. 1912