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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28
REASONS

M ny Dr Hariich's I ompound Strengthen
w ing and German AperlenI Pills are used by
all classes of people, IN preference TO Other med
lcInes, heCTuse they are prepared from
"A pure extract of herbs, n wholesome
medicine mild, in its operation and pleasant in
Its etiect-lhe most certain preserver OF health n
safe and efectual cure OF Dyspepsia or lndi2es-
ton. and all stomach Complaints, a preserver
aad purifier Of the whole system.
Becau e they soothe the nerves # sensihility
and fortify the nerves of motion, Impartiig to
their IN ~ subtle A I'd lis pristine tone, thus
giving strength aud cleArntss of mind
Because ti never dsstroy the coats Of the
stomac and bowels, as all strong purgauves do
Beca Use science and experience teach us that
no mere. pm gutiy- alone will cure m disease OF
The stomach md Nerves. Weakness Is a primary
cause of a host Of d = .ase<, aad, by continually
r~sorjing 10 he D.astlc purSa'iycs you m IKE the
d srase much worse, instead Of better.
Because DR. HarlI his Medicines are put uron
the common sense Principe, TO cleanse aud
strengthen" which IL i:e only course 10 Pursue
10 cflcct n cure. Lastly.
Because these Medi ines really do cure the dis
Ncase for which theS are rec0nm, ndtd. Principal
Office for The UuIed States Is at No 10, North
EiSh'h street. Philadelphia.
For ste by JOHN FISHER.
j. 20 Wheeling. Va.
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NFW SOODS


EISr arrived frum New York and row hcips
eD opened at iG3 Main street. corner Of Market
alley. Wheeling.
The subscriber has inst received a larrr and
superb stock Of DRY GOO DIS. Which Ie Will
sell NJ lower prices than sImi ar goods ~ ere ever
sid for In the Western country,
Z +th brown mus lIn az : cts a ytrd
F.ne ca!icOs various patterns I cents a yard
4-iths lawns NJ 25 cents a yard
4 large and elegant assortment Of mouse
de lanes aud shalleCs
a splendid variety of dress silks. light and
dark. plain and hgur. d.
The largest and most beautiful assortment Of
shawIs, scatTs and m1nullas ever offered in this
mark ct all Of The latest styles. The attention of
the ladies is particularly invited 70 these articles.
A large supply OF clio hs and veEtings cheap
a splendid assortment Of gentleinen's SUMMER
I clothing cheaper than the cheapest
/ Straw bonnets and hats for Is4g
A great v rictv ofsilk, wOrstei and cotton hose
and socks. Assorted ribbons and a genera sup
| ply Of fancy goods
CtlZens and Strangers are respeC tfUllv invited
10 call aud examine this stock as the subscriber
Is sure they will be pleased both with the goods
and prices.
may 10 ALEXANDER HEYMAN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28
COLD SETTLED ON THE LUNGS.

S = very common complaint and can immediate
~ he removed by ID Duncan's Erpectnrant
Remedy. This disease produces much suffering
and distress. and nnallv becomes alarming on
account Of is threatening severity. Physicians
are sent FOR, and m dlcIne prescribed, but to nc
effect, when they AZ once pronounce the lungs
TO be cnurciy gone, and the case hopeless; that
the patient must die Of Consumption In this
lingering situation hundreds are left under the
mistaken idea Of their d disease ('to the C~onsump-
ion, y when II is nothing more than a cod
settled on the Lungs" while the paticn, is thus
neglected until the lungs do actually became d.
eascd. Why ~ u that - macy pronounced
hopeless cases have been restored 10 ne. feet
hfalth: The reason IS very plain and obvious.
They commenced using DIR Duncan's Expector
ant Remedy, and when the lungs was not entir re-
~ gone they finally recovered. A fair trial of
this Medicine will convince all Of this fact.
For sale At No 10 North Eighth street, Philadels
.phia.
Mr. JOHN FISHER is Agent, where this val.
liable medicine can always be obtained. A
fresh supply just received Price I do lar per
bottle.
July 2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28

: AkE-From Wheeling TO Baltimore. sI3
FROM 10 Philndcl phia. SIS
seas taken Through and Fare received ut the
office Of the National Road Stage Comr,n, -,
below the United States Hotel. Water 81 anJ a, &C.
nifsinih Hotel. Wheeling, IN. Two Lines will leave
wheeling daily. Mt : o'clock, A NJ for Baltimore
aHu fniladell hra arriving nj IIancu,k on the Dad
aay nj . 7 NJ Hence hy railroad to q fillmore and
Philadelphia. Passengers ia these lines will no
o"t O"e Night "ui IN the Stages and only 43 honr,
. o'll'nLore. and SO hours To Philadelphia. resting
- hout' IN Baltimore. The Fast Mail Lines l,aves
Wheeling daily a. s o'clock 4 Al c.,np,c,;ns ,,;tL
HE kliInond at Hancock Passengers for WASHING.
'u N"y lake passage to Hancock and thence by
Families who wish to avoid tho one nigh, tmvcI
only. y u'!
June Ii COvvrON
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MR@a
1N~A
ESLNkEm
GOOD INTElT LIND
FDR EVER.
10 the proprictors of the Good
Intent Stage Line from Balti-
more TO Wheeling.

OtHttCf htCSSt
Allow US o address YOU this note, o
say hat we lett BaIlmDre yesterday
morning at half past 7 o'clock, in the
Baltimore ami OHIO Rail Road Cars. and
tad q most splendid and comfortable,
as well as speedy trip 10 Hancock, when
your obliging agent, Mr. Earl, furnish
ed US with one OF L SHRlNER'S NEW
"rATENr BOW SPRING" COACHES
and n remark bly, fine team Of horses,
with a geni'em0nly, sober and obliging
driver. This, as well rs every route
we came, from ilancock here, was driv-
en- in unusually fine style, and very
quick time We performed orr tripfrom
Baltimore here in 81 hours lU minutes,
and in just "a hours from Hancock q,
much the shortes' time we ever knew
that or any other route OF the 81. NE
length performed; and Yet there was
NO RACING, but constant quick driving
and changes 10 correspond.
Every driver wus ut his post, and
seemed well acquainted with his business
n very deslrous to reEder perfect sat
%Isiactlon To the passengers.
We do cheerfully recommend 10 the
travelling public 10 take the great Cen.
trail Route from Baltimore 10 Wheeling.
and from Wheeling TO Baltimore, and
the GOOD INTENT LINE, by oil
means, and n safe and comfortable trip
will be their reward.
Respectfully,
JOHN K. HESS, Nashville, Tenn.
SAM'L DOWSE,O Oxford, Mass.
United States Hotel,
WhaaI;pn I,I,. Ga 1910
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28

ME- mrtnhers Of The frat Wheeling Hose Com.
pany are requested TO meet at their hose
? o ,st on Saturday The 30th NJ 4 o'clock for dahl,
ali rhu.e who attend 10 'his call will save a fine OF
'ns dollar. IL being one Of the days required by
law Va exempt military fine
Nv PC GEO y TINGLE, Sec'y.
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NOTICE.

BV1SG determined 10 ADOPT The cash system
uur Bprks must be closed aid 1ur drIIspaiJ.
We. therefore. request all those fu dcbiio uslo call
settle. TO many vino have been too long boz arres,
a. who have been repeated'y coll,d uro1. vs
nHrr n friendly admuriton ttnt wc hope will mo-
hr misuudcrstrol. VIZ 'h1tfbry must ru' expect Us ID
make morc han one mo'e oall6ihat soon 4 by surI
agents as viii be sorrwhst unpleasant o. them. 4
10 hose particularly Who have given no,es p4,4
be NJ specific pcrn's some Of them 1t ElrE q r
which We bad rclsrn most confidently rr l.se o.
reiyed payment 90 maturity but ore n1u Irirg over
vc offer Zoe sump hint.
ap3) W.T. SELBY e. q.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28

1T Is As CERTAIN A. KuIL1>. o.. !,
LOG that u you want something To read. y,, -,
not 60 10 a better place Than TlIOMPSONS Lite.
rary der't' will there ind n gopd asSorimen, of
gaines. newspapers, new novels, &c &c.
jy l6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28

The subscriber rendering his ihauks Tor former
patronage Mould announce To his friends md the
citizens 10 general. that they can now be supplied
with ~ good adirle of Pittsburgh Iron and nails on
~ god terms NJ they ran be bad elsewhere N the
city. As usuaia roud stock Of gmccries kept constant
lv ON hand. all Of vhl,h he will sell ioN iur Gosh OF
approved produce. w BASSElF.
smith Wheeling. iuu ll-v
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TRUsTEE,S SALE

bbS az SANaE
viuae Of deed Of trust from James A. NJ
hb Clean and wife to me, bearing date on the
eighth DAY Of OslOber m the year 1889. of record in
The Clerks Office for Ohio county in book % page
AS. and also Of a deed Of conveyance from James
A. Mclean to me, hearing date The 9Th day Of Dc.
lOber, 1899, of record ~ The clerks office for Ohio
county m book %. page AIS. and The authority and
direction Of Mrs. Mary /. Dorsey und9r The terms
Of the last mentioned deed, on Friday, the 20th day
Of May, 1912, at the front door Of The court house
nf OaiO county, I shalt sell TO The highest and hcsI
bidder az public auction; two certain lots Of ground
situated IN That part Of ihe city Of Wheeling called
Middle Wheeling. known and distinguished in The
mapOf said city rs lots nuribefed iNo and seven
es IN square numbered three. Together with all and
singular he tenements; hsrediiamcnis and appure.
nancrs uulo The same belonging or in any wise ap-
puuaining.
Propositions Tor the sale Of said lois. or any part 81
either of them will be received AZ a5y time prior TO
Inc dny of sale.
TERMS wall be made known on the duy Of
sale
Selling as Trustee shall convey To the purchas.
er only such title a. is vested in me nv the deeds n.
bpve referred 10. This TILE ! am faisfcd. will be
iousd. UPON examination. indispuiable.
ap p Trustee
The sale or The above named property % further
postponed un'il Saturday The 3O,h Day Of July. al
II O'Clock a. NJ.
iuu p JAMES =. WHEAT. Trustee
V,ANNER's OIB.-rnuncn Brown OIL. Ju.t
a received and for s1e ny
Jun 90 KING q CRUMBACKER.
United States D,s,riei Curt Hsvua Ditroi o
Iugi1i1. S'1HvfoB.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
Nutiro 10 frsuIf,r. and 90 others eo1~srrsd in
/ interest. fo show rs1sc against Zoe petition Of
No JGt-Jan,s MC.nurIl Ut ONO c,uuiy fa 10
declared . ]bausfaPr on Monday rhr 81 day OiOc
t1ber. 1912.
No J6J-Roubcn Jones. VI Ohio co1nty. to be- de-
rlpred a baukruP, an Monday ihe % Joy ufOgobor
.|IS43.
Nr sos mucl Dunlap. NJ Ohio county. io %
ideciarrd baukruPt ou Monday he ~ Day of o.
|t1brr
sos WIN " Mlstc,s. ofOh.o rounry. tp hc %,
cll'.d . bankupi on M,nlay he 81 dly Of Oci.
= Der 1912.
Jy 10 NICHO X TROUT Clerk
TVOBACCO 30 veg, No i.rwisi.
N-M.- H....H.aH Hn. M..MH 80
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ICE CHEAMn

TFHE subscriber would respectfully inform bis
Ndd friends. end The public generally ihal he
has cdhmsnccd serving op Ice Cream aud iced
Lemonade. NJ hs eEabb'hmcnt on Union street
nsrt 10 Ire Time oni e. where be Will BE- happy 10
tFait upon III wbo may give him e call,
W2i-3t TB EDM0NDSON
II SOUND --6t tic virginia Hotel, in tbe city d
Nrsclihs. d picket book containing a sun
Tm,pay which the o@nef car have by calling m
M Flclnng. o. he hor grgts rfopsfiy, dud 1syiog
IL. hi. s~Iysplcmcut. by lG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28


Vie N. X. S. co. since the opening or the Ran
Il Road To lIIncock, have established on The
GREAT Central. RoUTE' lines of coaches diG..ef
from any in use ia The United Safes via:
lsr on GREAT U s MAIL LINE, leaves Whee
lung daily nj J o'clock 4 NJ. The coaches on TIN
Line ARE constructed with "riadoVs instead Of cur
iains md hco apartments. one for sir' passsngcrs. rht
other Tor three. On The route between Uninniuwi
and Cumberland over The Allegheny mountains Isl,
m hand IeamE nc driven. This Is Ihe Ersi am
only line sfIhe kind in the United States. Fer,
10 b CHER Ilan any other Inc on tho road. viz; SIS
to b fillmore aud SIS 10 Philadelphia.
Tune o. Bllrimnrc ~ hours. - PailadelphIn So
allowing : hours resi- in B~iliimorc.
2ND MAIL LIy". leaves Wheeling daily - : o..
clock, A VI. by uctr nod spl"ndd "teindouc{" ron.
ches. constructed without nny curtains, except iasia,
10 keep ui The heat ofihs sun. Fare To BalLmor,
Sl3 Ia Philadelphia sl5.
b IN Of The al"ve lines are acknowledged b,
those VINO have ;:-T-.le! 10 ihem) 10 bo superior 10
any yet established. They are not bs IA eHf boz
spring codrheS but easier md infer. H. JSckS being
made of Iron instead of w-,UI are not 80 liable 10
break. and n,rHg uH a hinge They give With the
mpIion Of the ruach. Extra Jacks and Extra con
cheS nrc placed at each stand un The mountain,
where horses nre changed, 50 as 10 avid dc y
and invenieare ia case uf accident.
Time TO Blu more A. hours. to Philadelphia 5.
hours allowing Z hours rest nj B fillmore.
3RD LINE EXPEDITION, leaves Wheeling ever,
afternoon al > O'ClOck and connecls at UancOck will
The morning train "i cars. Fare to Baltimore Sl3
In Philadelphia SIS.
Parties wishing To avoid night travelling car
have coaches furnished with the privilege Of Tod
gr G when and where they please on the route.
7 sscngers who wish Ia go io IiagsIa VA by stag,
from IIncock arc informed that our Co. run the on
ly line on that route.
l. w. STOCKTON. President.
Of N Stage Co.
J G AcuEsoN, Secretary.
For seats apply at our Office on Water street, on
door smith of the u s Hostel anil at the bar Of IN,
Virginia Hotel. Main stcei, WhesiiHg. Va.
A COWTON, Agent.
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NOTICE TO HOUsEKEEPERS


ME subscribers beg leave To inform The ciii
Il zens Of Wheeling ard vicinity. that they have
opened n GENERAL FURNISHING WARE.
HOUSE Of No l43 Main street, Wheeling, Va,
where may be found an extensive assortment of
gilt and mahogany framed Looking Glasses, PortralI
and Picture frames; Upholstery ware. consisting Of
Feather beds, holsters, Pillows, cuTlcd har. Spanish
moss. cotton, husk and sprIng maiiIasses; together
with a full assortment 90 the latest style and best
finished FURNITURE ever offered in this cify;a oil
OF which will he sold on the most reasonable terms
and 'rGrraH'oR.
Also looking glass Plates, Tahogany vcnecr.
vari-h Sp ni.h moss. &c &c. constantly on hand
STEM nctTS iuuivncd wr'h every 71ici- -
furniture on The most accommodating terms and Of
short notice.
Carpets made and put down.
Orders m LdnesrIile eau Lc lcn NiIh j. FAD
ANS 4 Co
jun % MENDEL & HARBOUR.
ASTONE WAREi-JIsI received a first rate
~ bit OF SOHe ware from tho Beaver Manuncto.
~, Tor sale IVY r w BASSErT
South Wheeling. inn 81
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TRISTEE,S SAFE

p1rsuoure ioa deed OF trust from Joshua Lu-
n kcns aud Jacob NJ. Bickel. TO me. bearing date
The l2ih day Of July IN the year 1889. nov Of rec.
ordin The clerks office oflhe county court for Obi,
county, book %. Pnge 235, / shall on Saturday The
5Oih day OF July nc1tJai 9o'clock pm. in 'front.' 0E TIA
courthouse Tor Ohio co, sell 10 he hfsl a., RS, had
der, at public 6uciSon. = part Of LOT No 6 in sona,.
No. l IN the city of Wheeling. fronting on Main
street thirty two feet and three inches, Icing Inc
s,me properly on which The said Lukens g. Bickel
now reside.
The, terms ell be made known on the day or
sale. Selling % trustee ! shall convey 10 The our.
chaser, such title as - yestc IN me by The sad
deeds which Is however believed 10 be indispu-
tuble CllARLES L STRONG,
NAV ~ Trp.,..
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RAIsINs ATT Auction
United States d drci Court Of Western Disloiet Of
Virginia. Sfaunioa.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

NOTICE 20 Creditors aud all others concerned
IN interest, 20 show cause against the petition Of
No I2l-James wilkins, O! Monongalia cOuntv,
Tor a discharged from all his debts and q certificate
thereof, on Monday the 3Td day Of October 1912.
No 2yT-Davld Maclane, OF Ohio county, for a
discharge from all his debts and a certificate
thereof, on Monday the 81 day o fOctnber 1912.
- -
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NOTICE

NOllSE
BALTIMORE AND MO RAILROAD
HOURS OF DEPART IRE.
6kF THE PASSENGER TRAINS ov
" THE "MAlN STEM" AND "WASuING.
TON BRANCH" Of The Baltimore and ONO Rail.
road. 10Th June. 1912:
"MAIN STEM,
DetUctH baltimore aud HaHcock.
FROM BALTIMORE.
Al a O'clock AN-snd 81 o'clock r ~
From HANcncK.
A. 8 o'clock A N-and I n'clocK r ~.
Be''peea BaifinaTe mud Harper's Ferry.
FROM BALTIMORE.
Al 81 o'clock 4 a-and q o'clock ? NJ.
FR"N HAEFER's FERAY.
~ 81 O'Clock a NJ and 9 o'clock r n
BeiCocn baltimore and Frederick.
From BALTIMoEr.
Al 81 O'Clock A N-and 81 o'clock ? NJ
From FREDERirK.
Al 10 o'ciock ".
Beftrern Baltimore aud EAicsa's Mills.
From BALTINnRE.
ALL o'clock AM-and ~ o'clock r ~.
FRsN ELLiCoTr's MrLLs.
AZ o'clock 4 M-and ] O'Clock r ".
"WAsIIINGTON BRANCH,,,
fro" Baltimore for UatAmgtOa.
Az o'o!ock 4 ".
g " AN
"a
From Wdsh'rsfoa for Balrmore.
Al 6 O'Clock = ~.
Andi "
passengers ny the m0raing train from Washing.
Ton can connect with The Western train nj the Relay
House md those destined South. who mnv c,mr
ny either Of the trains from Hancock. liar.
peFs Ferry or Frederick, reach The Relay IIonse in
ample time in take The morning or evening train for
Washington City.
N H. Travellers viii please take notice. that on
ana alter Monday next. the 20lh inst. The morning
rain from Baltimore for iancock will cease Stop
pug nv f''Iieolis Mills for breakfast rs heretofore.
Jun 10 BY order. ID J FOLEY. Agent.
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WARMING.

TO THOSE WHO NEGLECT \ COLD.
IT is eyiteat, and decided by the most expert
l. enCed Physici ms, tiatTConsumpuOn ~ urst
Iy encouraged by n neglect OF a cold al the frst
attack. How many persons are there that psf
OIL rom ume 10 time procu nng a suitable IN d.
cine, until the dis .asc ucSlus % assume a serious
character, whtn IN oil probability they are rast
the power Of medical aid. May these lines prove
n warning 10 hose afflicted win the first syTp.
toms Of Consumption. that tEey Hay IWmtd ia'C-
~ use Or Duncan's EXpectorant Remedy, which
- expressly Tor diseases of the Respiratory sys-
lem. IL y certain to remove a Cough Ia a few
days, al The sase TINE relieving the pam N tHe
.'dc, aud breast and GrrcsUug Ihe pIO2ress oithai
fatal disease-CoHsumpiiuu! he r.XprctOran,
Remedy has a decided advantage over all other
preparations. IL Is entirely free from Opium, and
all OheT violent NatcOtics. Ia regulates 'h-
system, and RJy,s strength W the weak and ncI'
yUus.
For sale at No 10 North Eis nth street, Philadcl-
phIa
For sale by JOHN FISH'R
" ID Mhtnlinr Va.
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TWI ga SNLE,

Bf virtue Of deed Of trust TO me eIecuted
- as Trustee, by, Thomas &. norton hearing
date the 2Jih DAY Of April 1889. and Of RECORD IN
ihe C'eiS sOi'co OF ihe couHy CouH OfOhio COun-
~. ] will sell. ai he Front r0ur Of he rom,
HOUSE, of Ohio County. on the 50h day Of Jolv
next Lot number Ninety eight. mo. yS) with The
appuuennRccs. situated IN Suuih Wheeling. Fern.
Uf sale. Cash. The TILE 10 said lot u supposed 10 n.
unqucslinnahle-I viii scIl and convey such io,e,.
esi A. have 90 some ns Trustee by virtue II ,b.
deed VI Trust Aforesaid.
NC. GOOD
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A BE
nv rHE INDIAN HEcfPE.
SCHENCK's PULMDNIC SYRUP.

10 IIIE TIHLIJ.
the Subscriber. d. hereby cerify hat. about
= three years since. ! took a severe cold. that &C..
suited ~ a phthiscal affection, winch produced
a severe cough. with severe pains in my lef sIis
and breast, which continued 20 increase. and for
which ] could get no relief, until the past sp-iua.
when I commenced taking Schenck's Pulmonic
Syrup. and after fixing from one 90 two bottles.
my cough entirely ICr me, and has not since re-.
turned. From my experience ! feel confident that
Inc above Syrup Is ~ eHCcmal remedy Against
coughs OiiJng stan ms, Or taken agreeabiy 10 lie
directions.
SARAH SNYDER,
Delaware township. Hunterdon co, -
July t1'h. te7d.
Price one dollar per bottle.
Sold wholcssls and ro.al by the manufacturer.
aud a. the
GOOD INTENT STAGE OrFICT.
10 Whcc,inE. Va.
CORN AND OATS. constantly Erpt Tor .al, by
~ W BASsETr
South Wheeling. JON %
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'''D's ~ hrshS.-JnSt rCrci
we'd 100 boxes halt b,caeh,d ,Lrcud superior
% boxes best qn,h'v Green Thread.
AEo. Yellow aud White FittrU Thread = I-trs
tot OF Lists. Bot Tree. Pegs and a variety OF olh
er shoe findings. SAMrL McCLALLEN.
Jun %
-. A BARGAtN-Ihe .torer-,m late
ssssrrg " occupied by G K SNearing,n on
s,s.Rlr$3 Nam street will he reu,cl from lhs
-sEs Time until Ihe 1t Of April 1913 at a We.
~ 10" rent. Apply to CALDWELL.
Jun - Assignee.
SoAf AND CANDLE -, bath of Wheeling
- "na GAINESVILLE manufacture. Kept cuusrnuil,
SoLh Wheeling. jun %
SCHOOL BOOKS.
~ for .aie b ,'''' '0' cash or p yy'G PSss IeI rag
Sonih Wheeling. jim 81
HS ORE NE.v SttOES 4. IttF. SIt.N az
We rue BIG RED BOOT-Jusr receiv.
cd from Philadelphia. I trunk ladies 6ne lid sinner
Als'' an assortment Of Ladies' Md slippers and
c%hI'drens' boots and ankle ties Of Wheeling manu-
iAc'ure; SAMUEL MrCLA Al LEN.
jun %
- Iem1inIng on hand OF that ertr. old BraHIg.
vintage 1919 in wood and glass. for medical purpo.
se-. For sale by
KING & CRUMBACKER.
Jun D &c Wafer .trcet
NNCHANGE-The proprietor OF the BLACK
~ Mammoth Boot. south CnI of Market srnarr.
wants TO exchange FIR cash. Ladies very supcrior
Biark and colored hid and satin slippers, black nnd
coiored silk and worsied CATERS. chIldrens black
and culored ktd boots and ouskins aud ..L!!= :;5.,
Also Misses black aud colored slippers,
Jun rs
NJ RS LIE Fine cui Chewing Tohncc,,-
lHl Just received aud for sale nj the Family Gro.
Gerry STORE y ELLMAKER.
Jun lG
MADEIRA A PORT WINES
Casks Madeira Wine.
M | do genuine Opotiu Port,
Received this day md Tor safe by
KING e. CRIMBACKER,
Jun 10 40. Water street
WRAPPING PAPER.
NFOWN. Medium and double crUyyn warming.
~ lrnm the mandatory "f Manser and Wagner
Tor sale al the lowest market prices.
jun r. NrKEE co
HERE THESE VEGETABLES"
- BONES ORANGES & LEMONS-Jusi re-.
~ ceIved and for sale ut the Family Grocery
Store nenrly opposite the Big Red Brot..'
Jun ID n ELLMAKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28

noCroR WILSON'S Tonic. Cathsuic. and An.
~ u D~ystepiic Pills for Sch headache aud Dys
PC Jsin, fr The preventive of diseases arising from
Bile, hose frUm clim1le. &c. Just received AID
Tor sale by OLIVER PRYOR,
jy IL Union street.
S~wARTWOUT.-Tfal Of Col Monroe I'd
- wards, The notorious iOrger and swindler, Just
received and Tor snle 1t THOMPSON'S Literary
Depot. Al"nroe 81. where may be had by line single
number. al tbe popular Magazines aud Newspaper.
Of the day. iv ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28
JAMES y.

NARTER's WHITE SULPHUR AND
CHALYBEATE SPRINGS are siua.
ted ia Levi couriy. Ky. within l2 mics ofvsnce-
burg aud Ia miles of Msysyille. at either OF which
points conyeyances can he had on reasonable terms.
and now opened for the reception OF company.
The virtues of the waters nre snid o. he as good
as any wafer OF the kiHJ ia the United States.
Fare IS per week. chiljrc, ond servants. half
price. Horses 50 per week.
y9-2 r G CARTER.
SuPERiOR LEMON SYRUP-Jus received
and far sale by OLIVER PRYOR.
~ Union street
4 tONPoUND SYRUP OF SARSAPARILLA.
~ just received and for sale by
~ p OLIVER PRYOR. Union street.