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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-02-22

In these days Of many Magazines when nearly
every town in the Eastern States containing a lhorl.
sand Inhabitants boasts Literary Periodical may
appear somewhat presumptious attempt the estab
hshmert of yet anO her competitor Tor pnblic favor IN
the field Of light Literature; nevertheless the in
entlon of the undersgned 10 commence the publica-
ton of Literary Journal bearing the above title, if
suicien, encouragemen shall be given the
undertaking.
The work is intended to fill a vacuum which has
cng existed III the Literature of the West, while the
older States abundanly furnished with Magazines
the West is nearly destitute oft that cias. of Periodicals.
We have regretted hat such was the fact and have
BEEN anYIOus waiting 10 of the la ger
OF the est undertake the establishment OF such work
As none have yet attempted It we have determined,
notwithstanding the infancy Of our Town. and some
lutte 4 fiji fence in own abilities, 10 commence a
publication uf The kind We enter the field not as
competitor with The long established and ably conduc-
ted Magazinas of the East; cannot hope 10 rival
them but with desire contribute oar mite 10 The
advancement of Literature in the honrishing Terrific
ry in which reside The GARLAND OF THE
WEST will be devoted to this object, and We hope to
be enabled 10 produce SUI a work will he a well
come vistant the fresides ofour hardy settlers and
q credit TO The Place offs Publication.
TO further this object, ask the support of the
friends of Literature throughout the Country
PLAN OF The WoRK.-Each number will contain
one sheet OF twenty fur pages (of the same 3
Grahams Mngazne,) printed with good Type and
fair paper and will be made up OF choice Original and
Selected Tales, Poems, Essays Bogra ohica Notices
of distinguished Men, Together with Statistical
counts Of the West, &c. &c.
The services of several writers have been secured
and IT is the intention hnt the GARLAND shall be,
nearly possible. Original The selections made will
be from the best Amer can Magazines Of the day.
TERMS.
Single subscriptions, ONE DOLLAR per annum;
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case, will il be departed from.
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thereafter.
All communications, TO be directed Post paid to
EDWARD YOUNG, pu.
J. Fl. klMBALL. N''''"''
NJ. FRA~K,
n P. Dowsr. Permanent Contributors.
L. T.. HARvEY,)
Southport Feb. 1912.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-02-22

There were 700 licensed grog-shops in
baltimore last year-this year they num-
Der but Of, and many Of these begin TO
ina it Improbable
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-02-22
CROC I RITZ

Linseed and Sperm OIL. Sperm and TdLo,o
CANDLES. SOAP. Dupont's POWDER. Per-
cusSon CARS. Tobacco and Cigars of various quail
ties. Almonds and Ra sins
large lot of CHINA, GLASS, and
QUEENSWARE, including some beauti-
tul SETS Of CHINA.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS,
SPIRITS OF ENTINE and
COPAL VARNISH, DYE-STUFFS.
WINDOW-GLASS, prime article.-
Sscaim's PANA CEA. INDIAN We
GEIAD BILE PILLS.
LyBrond f. Smith.
JACOB LYBRAND. EDWARD w. SMITH
Racine, January II, 1912. 3l-6m
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-02-22
BOOTS AND SHOES.

complete assortment of BOOTS and S'iOES.
Among the number, Cater Boos Kid Morocco and
calf SKIN Doors and SHOES for Ladies' Gen,lemen's
cali, Kip and thick Boots and Shoes Misses. Bows
and chidrens Boots and Shoes in great variety Over
Shoes. Gum Elastic Shoes
e. ED
Fur, Sealette and Sedlskm CAPS for Gentlemen
and Boys
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-02-22
HARD-Wb f.

general assortment of HARDWAR AND
CUTLERY. includ ng Carpenters tools; Shoe
Looking Glasses; Bed Cords Plow Lines and sash
cords Tra"e and Halter CHAINS. Wool Cards
a large Tot Of first quality Nails, SPIKES
and BRADs. Fence Nails.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-02-22

II a Bbls. APPLES on hand and for sale by
aO BLISu g. WHITNEY.
Southport, Dec. 9Th, ls4I.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-02-22
JUSTICES COURT
TERRITORY OF Wisconsin,
COUNTY OF RACINE.
William Jones
VS. in Attachment

Thomas Emerson. J
PURSUANT TO an order IN the dnckat of Ezra
Il BurcNa d, 4 Justice of the Peace in the town of
Mount Pleasant and county of Racine entered accor
ding to the statute in such case made and provided
NOTICE. Is hereby given to Thomas Emerson said de-
shdani that on The third day of February A. d. 1874?
a writ Of attachment was issncd aeainst him, for ffiv
dol ars by Ezra Baachari, of the Justices of The
reace in and fo- said county, ana nis 'a"4'
TO satisfy The deuan of the plaintiff and I'm ass The
SAID defendant appear before said Justice at his ice
IN The town Of nonnt Pleasant in said county on the
fifteenth day of March A. D. 1912 a, 10 O'Clock in the
TO enoon, and ans to the aintiiI Judgment will
BE- rendered against him. and his property sold To pay
the debt WILLIAM Homes pjain,ifr
Mount 'leasant. Feb II, 1919. 4w35
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-02-22
II. r II n r In !.
!. II. 7 FUTILE,
Commissioner of Deeds for the State Of New
York,-Offiee in the Otis Building.
NewStore atRacine, WISCONSIN
FRESH GOODS.

L that they have commenced Ike Mercantile bust.
ness at the above named p ace on the west side on
Hsnstreet first store south Of the bridge at the sign
NE W CASH STORE where they have of
hand fun stock Of Merchandise in all it, various
branches. which they are determined TO sell at fair
prices Their goods were all purchased in phiade-
pha expressly for this place. and selected with great
care by the senior partner who has resided in Wis
konsan TOR the last several years, and been engaged d
ring that tire IN the Mercantile business and at,ers
himself that he knows hat description of DDS this
section # country requires Tie stock was received
by the last arrivals, and consists par. OF the follow
ing articles nnmay-
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-02-22
The SOUTHPORT LYCEUM.

The OUlHPORT LYCEUM,
wan meet at the New School House on
Thursday evening next at half past o.
clock for the transaction of business, and
the discussion of the following question;
e" Is the Hon. John Quincy Adams de-
serving the cenSure of the House Of Rep
reSentallVes tor presenting the petition of
several individuals Of Mass. for dissolu-
ton Of the UnionP
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-02-22

CROCKEPY AND GLASS WARE
A GOOD assortment Jasi received and for sale bv
"A BLISu & WHITNEY.
Southport May slst lsI,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28
FgNRUST SALE of REAL AND PER
SONAL PROPERTN.-Puruaut d

two deeds ofImst from JONES Carnahau 10 me;
oGc dated the 2oth tal Of September, 1855. ana
the Otger lhe p day ol February 1880, and re-
corded 100 The C.NIN ul iIC county court of this
county. th' FIRST one lu book No - PAGE IS. and
tle other un hI"k No %. pag. -3}. | snail on
NOudag o., FIRST da. Of August Isi2, offer tor sale
a. public auction 40 the irput door q Ias COuYf
house Il his county, Lot No iG ln that part Of
the city OF N1rtrnE' laid ont hy Noah Zane, John
FawcC.fr aud others. AID coWmuulg called Edsl
d. hsalIup. being the Tot on which the SAID Car
nIhau Uuw resides. Terms 90 SAFE cash.
And on the same G1v In pursuance of another
decd hJu said tGrlabIu 60 me. dated the lsf
day OF August, $50. HIa recorded ln the same
Dflcg in h.0k 90 rae. 2a-. iwr.l also of, r uI
srle ot pubic auction, lIe PERSONAL property
assigned 'y DE IT-t mentioned iced. that ~ ID,
say one -res horse. ore large lg. horse, one cHts
uHl sOr."t WtTr. Da" WAGON, the. wheel b fTrgwE.
.u-ea aIt carts. ~y sC'- s, coal ggg.rs tOuIs, Hu
BE household goods aud fFrl uru uCd other
Personal property ui s8d OanIHum specified lD
saft ifs Wauurugd deed The horses Will h,
ID 10 he Court house, IudIIc residue 1.-THE peTsU-
nll property 90 he Residence OF said Canadian on
John street. wheeling, near Doe res Crave Yard.
~p..ug1s trustee b under sNe % convey such
u]ttauH.y 90 Is yl5.--Iu ms b. the deeds abJy
DANIEL LAMB. Trustee.
fHu a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE

DCRSUANT TO the provisions of the last will
- WI and testament of rairick Ray, deceased.
! WIZ on the e1fh dew Of Nav nsxt. l,C,re Al,
' Tainia Hotel y the CRY OfNhe,iing. st.lto IN
h'Thest bidder. rhe following real cs'ate
Lp' 90 9 90 Nam street. on which there are !.
csifabie dwelling houses and sIOfe rooms m !.
BUSINESS part Uftu" city
50 lot 90 q on the corner Of Narke: and JEFF
'ers,n s'TfJts, on which there iy an sd house
IEN S-One third q Do. urDhass money!
hand, the Itsltuc on a credit 4 one end tw,
cars. with interest from thC day OF sole. and >
on thc property 20 sec re ne yGrcEase mo.
lSY. me purchase VIII be caHt,d 20 The rents
i'tr the FIRST Of ApTil-ucxt
John BNRNF.
AtmlEIstrator de koris ron.
Ten Its with he Will arurx,d.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28
THORN, ~

d. lINlON ia
FENuE properties i this mcd,cilr have been m;r.
" tested and its excellence and yIr,ues mad.
made apparent - manv ut the most resoec,sblr
tamiiies IN ih q CITY. While /. Ia simple and inro.
centln lts coWppstt ton; 70 IL active and tffcienI
IS n curative agent, never falling 10 ur,-uce IN,
mist harry anu beneff ial results when the IN
~ IONS Tor II use are strictly complied with
ne celebrity which th's medicine mas attained
rldtpenpTnt OF any CNertOus OF the prcyrieior in
i'fc M " mon puhuc attention, a IL the ra>hior.
1uL hased exclusively upon ira own mpits- Is q
s"ihcicnt warrant for Confidently recommending
" 70 thf puhl". a. a preaurau.n Of suDrri,r eff
cacy Ia al Pulmonary sfrciiors, y. royebs
folds, Asthma Irnl5rza, Wrooyinr Co1gh
toars"0css, p1flCu,ty Of breathing. Pains ard
weakness OF the breast. &c. Comma Colds
"u!ch ar. generally caIscd nv o. structsd rer. pt.
ration, VII ,le q 10 is influence IN fcy + ours
\ pa'0N5sm Of coughing ia immedIaf,lv suhdFe~
~ EesGrinS 10 the PUIuO irs; N A. hun, cold
~ the heif, HOPING Cough aniIph rngq IL
has been used with ncomm1 success n yso,
" piO"Oi.s gNpecioratOD gradually opens ~
? llrs OF 'hC skin ard 'Iarts q salutEry soothing
,1uurbce over the general system IL can a-felv
DC adm'nIs'ered 70 he most delicate infants
! ne Puinon1ca - PREPARED ~ conformity with
lc Nonst recent Improvement ia Pharmacy. en-
tieig rom md Runpus plants. the actiys o1ncipl,
II wfich - M d'ssiuH'ed " excessive boiling a.
TOO frequently the case win vegetable 7vtpa.
lie 0fend s'ors Il cost the mqnniarfyIcT mach
'aof aud experiment before he 9drr'cd O process
J. rrs p enarati"n; and ne haiters tinsr'fhe has
lnf.y n'tarucd 'hc ulUmHtUm Of success md
IVA ~, III dicn pos esscs mare ami Orm IS and
,hFlc2' tn 'i.ury than snI composition o! ihe
AIyd that nas preceded u
P'eparel hy WILLIAM THORN, ipothecarv
1r- themll. - Marker Street, Pittsbur.h.
Received aUd f. sale by
mar p TaNES pAKCR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28
De DVNCAN,s

g RENPTORANT REMEDY
"a 3 performing s,me Of Inc mnst w,nd, rulcures
on record. Mr. WM PEARSON of D-inNare
s7sntv. Penrsv varia was taken 20 the ftI o;
fsltwtr a iI distressing rugh, which daily il
.rrtsei until hs became 50 IuCr' reduced boz flesh
Int he was un igrd % be helped % and "rt D.
sod. Hisphtsci1ua No length Caye un all1Jps
aai rrqnYuucrl bis lungs fatally effected a11 Iu
Tr-tsi,. IL fHfs homeless E]i.III1n ne as frI4
.-rIf1s wasl a frald &C la called t1 se hiuf 81
sslysr0g rs rwIui eoni.Iaa Dc luLuti.atc'y
-a,rr4.II1r hfu fhr.e nN'f.sHl Dir DU ECANE
cTON4NT UEHEDT. hav1s Witnessed
t,r sas-ts .1 s milan enc I1H cej him OBJ rrr-
r1-r The wfHI-.fe. end g1geU accord nc Dbl llr.c.
frta.a.d o. frs 1sfUura1mrnt Ji n'i fuClfs the
at-a1t lrzrn % q 4, better before us'nE the m.I
.11s ore week. A.IHf ualg U strictly SIX we .a
tts patiert was rendered sole OBJ resume bis ju
III o.cuofr1n. W0E m11u tho sfufs ri vrIr1
hff f1cnds have been take u IF from 10 DIV wan
III proper treatment. TIE varv w1nf f1It ore
YET among us and Ifb'ruZ uTfrr a'armuy 81 r-
toms % such 7 beg DO shy. rrIrIr. uu"ffT'.
UR DUNCAF'5 EhPECFDtANI REtfIh.
rrjf u be not trn ioto W. may o. STORED Oh.
gFfset health. u The ihst sttg. ,rr~c .sa ...
a,iaf1n found ln fhis m.d..iae hv rs sII.HIU.
and r~aII1fIr. rNFrfp.
10, safe ~ ~ PRINCIPAL OFFICE. 20 Narf
r 4bih street, Pbi'idelphi1. A'so aifIs Bl1k sY,
Of JOHN FISHER.
mar t-pfw Wheeling. W.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28
TNCs'r SALE.

EEuRSUhST 500 deed ct Itl.l rom John "
u E-rr; ,u inr, la:ed 29lh of February 1870
aUd r'c.r'rd D.. the clerks vni q IL the county
court OF 'GI7 conuiy Do drei book -. sage 81, anc
also o. IuT5ygurc e. n .,.E.6 g tb, Circuit Suyc-
nor louEiClLEw AMI tDa.cc'y .uT O..J county.
dated ia . ls.Isis ] snra g. on MONDAY iI,
t.- cav q Angus urEt, she following praBerfy
lss.-rs 20 me hr said o-.t.
lst, The steam ENGINE ard fixtures, mast works
ord i'ImIUg wHCK3pe. t1--fbc with other ma
JGIrsry nC.sssalN Tor CaUylUg on The rope
wa >luE u]usuess, 90 they now stand un the roe
wsik % en-. iCi hy tie SAL John Berry.
81 I1r household goods ond furniture Of the
stli .hg - Berry.
81, Blocks, CorjaEs. Tar buckets Snatch
bioc&r and other articles cympUslrg the stock
.u trade oI the SAL john " Bury.
The fixtures a. the Rope Walk WILDE sold on
,hr PREM sesi 'E- furniture At the residence Of the
SAIL Ferry, on the National KDgd. sud the stock
~ the Warehouse Of John i Clarke. corner Of
M0uTgc and Water cts.
Terms 0i sale. All sums n - do .ars, and
under cash, over 90, 8 AMI 3 months credit. the
purchaser giving bond ~ security bearing interest
nom the cay Oi sale.
CHAS / STRONG. Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28
DAGUERREOTYPE MINIATURES
". G.. HAWKINS

tSPtCltJLLN IniJuus the ladies sRd sea
In tlemcn Of Wheeling ihst he has opened a
room for = short time over } VI Clarke's FL.
change Office, Jain street, WhCreh he is prepared
20 furnish the most perfect Photographic pors
tTaIs sunshine inut A. Heret1fJrsF be NJ rrces-
saTy with tIIs Improvement. Persons wishn r
l1 rsrpCtuaiC a tl.fu'nI resemblance # them.
selves an. iTf uds on anGmpC Ishab o tablet have
now en- opportunity OF dong 80 a. a very mode
rate expense the eRtfc- e u,aufv nus psricctiou
u 'lssg mnatu. a. OylriOImCr productions OF the
Dlsre:rCutrpg cannot iuI TO- please. Nou ? srss-
HrrtiIIIv invited 10 fail and examine Tor your-
selves. Hours from 9 4 W % s Il n.
Ouc Of The improved apparatus for sale win
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28

TRUSTEES SALE-I will cell aipubl.c aus.
= ton. 10 - highest bladder. for cash. NJ the
dc phls. OLip county, Va. on NedpcFdsy an, ran.
'iF "i Apul, isf2, the goods aud chat,els e.uur.
rave" tc'nE sung OF household aud kitchen fnrni-
luitlln "a deed OF trust from sand Hague 10 me
a. trls - or the O. ucft OF A Bcdigp1 which
deed - ofrecrrt in OHIO county Clerk = cficein
COX -, pace 800. J SNIDEE.
hmar Sl-at d v..-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28
- EADIEH, ~CONPNNION.

4 UasE4r{ Ngt9rk AIgczlgs.
Two ELr8ASr srsRL. KSGEtv N5s MONTHLY.
TIE PREVAILING FASHIONS. &C
Terns T,res DArs per a1nam "a aiuIHes
Two CORES FlK FIVE D0L,1ES.
FuN r. Lalt.t Crup inIpn Is p]I1usIsd monthly,
q "a lh, city Of New York. nni l. e~si1h'--
al ~ p~Dou'ar flypT,, after a PROCESS 81 nll
yrars-FsIei wlth u1tSr-as 3 ON .tn-aS r -"3a
~la1ty-ldJrlei with a tcaufy OF iya1gra9al'
eva-utaa which proudly challenges cllIriSin
aaI with cozrsy.uys prepared ptvtry instance,
expressly Gr the work, alto' "a careful se'ec I'n ''
tIs subject enriched constantly WIN !ISH.Jn
plates a vi pJpGisT "a tslc -SupsrItcn3ei lu All
is dJ2a!tra ats with N. mpst srrIp4!'us care
f-r ~ eyceisncc IN ever paC'.oular-aas h',eh
with articles rom the pens uf tnr most roTulGr
s~sa1Tnod aad talelist AUt'5s ni yr'c1 our WI Q
gocntrg or Enxlart can boast, Il ls bv no mpl9e
40 unwarrantable pres1npuo thus 10 claim
FOR the Ladies CompaulJn Inc prpui elevation
Of being Standard NauOnTl NaEiZIne.
looking VITA a JEALOUS 'ge 10 ihe honor 81 A
msncau Literature as well AZ 10 emo.u "eht u
il til snIelvor Jf the PROPRIETOR OF the Compau-
lao 20 De gJyernel BY puicJp'es Of he brnl est
Abgralty; and TO offer no DI.tsc ~ the pHhIr
which caan0t DO fNt1'ul aaI ully redeemed
That every prOmlss made m o rs pasi mas neeu
scru9IlJusly fulfilled - confidently asserted ana
for a fail cont; IN luOn Of TINS every reader IS ap.
psalsd 10; and this eNact1ess, % Is supposed, viii
BE- eoasiderst Gs a suh teut S4aranty Tor thu
Af.et hi, explanation. the prop ieior Of {
La4ss CJm3inIon proudly directs attention
PRonIvgNr CONTRIBUTORS.
Emnl . En5lry, LYDIA SyzoIrney Frances
s. Osg3)d. Mrs SebI smith, Mrs r = let, Ana
y Stephens. HANNAH FGJuld, Yrs Err steele,
Mrs A " T. AMMAN. Mss A WOo5butce, Mr.
Rnslins \ Smith, F. " Thpmas, Caroline Irne.
Mas Mary Am Brown, Miss g Orne, MIS- VI
So Leon I,ord, Professor J .Insral1n, LOms
FltgEsrald TasisiT1, Nathaniel p Willis, Tnoo-
dJrs = Pay. Rev n Clin "a Rev Ch1rleE CIu-
o. snfine Pise. samuel Wood worm, Park Bsuil-
~ i. HAIRY T Tuckerns1, Rufus Dav Is, y
Tnomas, W Giim IRE Stnm.. EpeS Se-g'anl,
Robert Hamilton William y Tappar 0'orge p
Alo,r.. CT Daniels Alexander McIakn, hOra-
50 'il'st. Jshn Neal, Sebu smith AIb.rtPIkc.
lssa HLsllRn, Thomas Dunn English, " O.
H. glrd, 1 MCabe, ~ y Hrst.
g,tusitrs reni srei csrttiu that every taste
VI 10 4faud'i-tnat every branch oteIegant
tyItu.s 1tl r5csi . attention. Poetry, ta'es
sget .hei stsays-'he ins'Ulntve aud the anu
<stng.-tas 4raga ami the gly, will be blended o.
e1u1ara The i4tey43t 4 he m1ElLine.
Fus J9nthiy FashlIHs aTs also gwen.
Tho Musicll Department receives me u'mDs
n.'suusn.
Lterary Nl:ircs- Cr,iris ms rppn the rut.i
elt'n9 which my fro n time to um b. Isuct.r
isa mafsr iuy,tginZ seripus responsibility.
EUirO RS TA8IE-Judsr thIs ne1t the NOR
iuporint evsnis which NAV t~Tan+oirs worthy 81
com ns1t Will b. fl10l. emjrariuE every sI1.
isrt. s' h9f local o. foreign, that Is r11sI1crrd O.
ss1 81 tiaterestt 20 demurd attention
Adde'S WILLIAM 81 SNOWDFN
spg I05 fulton 81 New York.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28
SOMETHING NEW AND TRULY
INTER E@TTAE

NL CTS news iu- Use Unred Str'rs nrI "a.
81 & feHisof Lfhcry ond Trnth over he
whole . h, a MESSAGE from the King AZ
k.nrs, tya special messenger.
fins me sage brings fo view and points oHt
moucnf0 events that " % shCitlytoke ri srsar
sar,h, which so restore the Jews % thur o~u
l4uH. wHFh VIII destroy the eUemi-p 1T Cnvaf'a
Government 1ud tGHrch, and e.ithi.h ha kfpz.
. u Hr earth owe. an tho works of h4 ianua.
Tra n.as4g. ID. .rs. no ,aI.F ,.4 NO. 80
ri uaH lf Toe book store of Mr. JOHN FISHER.
{ a... .sI Cor SOON. asrf tsrnf ufo'r the couiea
now F. -lL--Ln vii rr-aIn org re la b. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28

anu Mahogany Looking glass. Portrait
NI and Picture frames make 4, orl.r IN he
"e,l,si style, az d old frames re-ilt.
Pr rlt,huI assortment II Looking Gl,sscs,
al ana PICTURE frames constantly on hand
. SAFE lower than they can o. procured
"ef, -Ai,0 s'Su canning aud Iartrg an
~ ppn, ySfl us 6rn cches prom us executed g, J.
y hrsANS ikUP. No 100. Ihin street Wheel
mere can be procured at al timos.
y@ih,S Picture and window glass. otis, varniss..
10y mar 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28

TOWD NGE-A gerraI a'rrrft ert pf Henp
aad Mau.iIa Ear'sRe. Er Steam arJ rst
BT5t. Bef C1rj' Plough Lines. Tr.f LINES Part
rg Earr. Spun Tfm. B'..tng, srd or1cf '-irss.
llusmr. FfoH ouJ Cotton Olaum Nt1s asrssi
5ss1rtnsu, OF sug'c. double 1aI ifol's bl,et, apf
A4tss Ter. Ole S. &c. fore sa.ehy
usy 2 HNEEE & 20
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u OOKING GLASS AID PICrTnE.

Ii tNNNlto| O~kANSIkJP, Agent. res.
ncctuiiy lnt..ms the public that he has now n
Irst rate HtlLDEi, aud IS prepared TO furnish
LOOKING glass, Picture and other frames in supr-
.l'r style also To re2lid ni1. frames in the bss,
style 4thls SHOP No 100 Main street An order.
ptamptIy attended To
Please call and examine the work. n which H..
has y large stock on hans:
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PUBLIC SALE OF & VALUABLE
COTTON FACTORY


IDUtSJANT TO Tie pro, i>.aus of a certain deed
&C IrusI, faIcl tbs 4h day OF October. IS3g.
VII proceed - sell o.; the frOL. door Of the
-o-fi House m NhEelug. on tho o. day OF A.
prI, l-42-Ai t1at valuable re,I ~e-iatr. build uas
i''I ugTF, steam engine, &c. situated Iu TlH c.
- az y hes'iug-brI . lots numbered "A. L. ID.
a"d 70 ON ne pl',uf the addition o. thtc!ty If
"he='ingl aId out by Israel UpilgraE on G.s fl
'o"!n- terms sZ-ouc eI-tth 81 rho rarchas-
money o. be paid iu cash az he iGre o. sale. one
elEhfu IN s'N months thereafter one sug I'D Boz
months from The dIv of sale. one sHga % Ia 4
mo- ils, one iDUrt5ih Is ragu.ls aGa GHe Irluafu-
IG i1Lrih ~ p months fIum IAe cav ofsGls, With
legal l1'cTe-t nom he dss e -alf-tLe ujltty the
property being retained az security until the said
aUrcnase money shall be f..ly paid. or such other
security given rs the trustee acung IN TINS behalf
seall Deem sUdicIrut.
ne attention II manufacturers and c~apita'ts
= lA'l'cl 10 tNis sale, a. the property offered has
great advantages iOI ihc sGccesslCl prosecution
ne m1nItIctIrc Of cotton " ct cotton auf
WOOL combined. The utls is b.ltvtd 10 be iuaIs-
'"iaoie,Du t the subscriber selling a. trustee will
2Aiy slve SUCH Tile as is yesttGIu him by said
Iced OF trust.
s BRADY
I'M f-ta o.
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'vTF suhs-lI Der wUl tent Cor fHs.i f.Jfe .rs-s
OBJ. house cod gardsr. HrI ri required sot
cree 0f rasture IHuo. BORG f1r rr-. now -r
l.sf Hs Sire AnrfsW Arl ..-. ire D.re- 81 q
good r-par g..d frrur .rI HIfff huHdinrs
PUsefsra a.t.. l fFe fu Of#Hrf
Also Ih. IFI.r .h|.E s.uIr brrr nlrro On A.
street over aal .r fhe rear affha a5rs al.
.e ANlS.ih @ 80 8s 3 hes stove
FtF foIIE TLrgH
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no EUOE MAKERs

lust received H.rfr Wheeling siOo store. south
end oft1s MIrssI Ar1sp. 90 thr san rr M.
Mammoth Bot au assortment Of The he-i Bot No.
rocco. urdrr.sed d.. kd skins VI diHereut gunHrey.
lining 1uI binding skins, upper BOP anI =,Ia lssthsr.
LASTS shoe ibrssd and findings generally .pd low a
Hu . nr eFeh. a. 10 h s.. TODD