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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-06

ISTERE,TlNG CORRESPONDENCE
We copy fraa shr HsFsss'rSa ilssala
rfFsSss.nm ale ls,lla.ine e.sEssFandFtss
hrisssn he Han. Nm. Pre-. President
II he Wig Sits c. nssrtan u M.Fy-
lsaa, sad he Hen. sI,nry clay 4 hsn-
iUsks: Baiiiiio's .Iiaf9.
Hssrrsio~a. Aagaslf1. isal
Mr DEaR Sm-Ths M-ryland Wig
Co..en,ion 1h.eh a.ssmbl. q in'lhr eiiy
n I,al,l,norr. on tie 24.h inst. having
unsn,mausIy uominsled yau &c ihe Gu
6re OF Psssldsnl % he Uni e Stairs. -
s,ened 10 ne a. tisir. presiding .fhesf,
ihe pleasing duty Of forwarding g y"n :
rapy Of their address 10 The wings o.
MARYLAND. slh . full account Of shs'f
proceedings. al Of whleh are eontainse
IN The Ds~spspsr ~hieh scsnnfan'ss ms
communication.
I should bpi inrsrfsrtlyrsrrFes he
sentiments &c he cnnsshilnn OF VI lhoss
they represent. Il I usrsrmsIslY . ssy
that this namIhaIlnn ass unsninaus.--
The deep. lhnndsnhg and long eon'lnosd
arrlsm..lons ~nh ~Licb u Was seerlsrd.
ssinesd lhs hssnfel, graduation q saefd'
ed 10 e.ery man present. Aud ys. u
was bui The echo oI . vnire roaming uP
frsm the Wing population ri Mafylsnd'
BY when srn .ere vinually nosn'Balsd.
befnre Ihs cohsentinn Vas thoughi Of.
! nred not say 10 Won. sir. that NE
Wing party are not Welded 20 names.
That Ihry 90 tor measures. 90, msn: ard
inr any man ter The ssks 81 their ass
sure; ami far M msn wI'h"st ihsi'
measures. In cal ling upnn ,ou, how
ever, Ia be her CANDIDATE. Iksy snisTisin
no mrgI'ings - 10 The course sou ~Ill
pursue. IN Ihr event al yngr elesilon.
Your hie has bren no se-lsd book h
them or 10 the world; aud y"nf eonsIsne.
TO The great rrnrIpI.. for which They
have ben 80 long con,sndlng. thrv have
learned 10 value Tire nore highly. from Tie
secnmulA'ed peI6dy and fraud 81 h'st
exciting iuneIanary Of their avn spPo'n'
m,nI. Ia orgsn,zng. ,arrsi"re. i"r ,l'
contest which ID no~ approaching. 'hs'
derive Iwo fnlt ground oi condolences
from the Circumstance. that wnh Ih'
soppon Of their iorR rhtti.h. Il srIuei, 'ls.
ihsy unme that of the man they 1--we aH'
admire. and wi every wi-h Of ihsn
hearts fcr your personal ,usres,. tskinl
psrs N ,hsl c"uIes,ss " The slly III duty.
r'eV b'lieSs thai The issue csnpeI b.
doubtful.
=. VIM sentiment, Of The h'ghssirssree'
sa, dear st. your friend AID .ers'i.
@. wM. PRICE.
| 60 uoS. IIEsny Clay
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-06

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principles sil,s = in,iasaf 80 'asf
h.sr ssms wlsn lhru e-udidas ~ ihs
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-06
EoS. liESRT Clay
AaIsnd, Sept 18Th is4a

a-~ AsaIsnd Sept 18Th Isia
nv gEsR SIR: l rscritsd your obIis-
ing letter. u.rsmitiing a copy 81 The Az
dress tn the Why's oi MARYLAND. ~rth =
tuil scc"unt Of The proceedings ii the
convention. whirh assembled nm the 24ih
ultimo. have ps'sn.d Ihrm 9th ier:-
'ng'"f lively .snslbiIty and profound srs-
Inudt: and tender NY grsIslUl srkno~
lsdgrmenis Tor tie hanor dune me IT,
pTesenune my name ~ TIE consideration
81 my c"Gn,rymen ~ rsnGiiss ior tho
hIghs,I "iIi"e IN ttsIr gilt. | concur H.
tie I" n"mrni. Iha the paramount ohjee,.
10 tie seltclion Of csnGn'ais Tor u Q
Ctiri Mssisuacy,-- shuulL he ,h-. pubic
MEASURES. and nat the men 10 be promo.
ted; and that individual Qualification.
should nniy be- regarded III reference I"
TIE sb,liIy and 6jsidy With whrh The
public interests may be sdssnc,d.
H. JUUe last expressed ny feelings.
wiihou, rrssrse. as To nv name heins ss.
ed as \ CsndldsIe for the President ri Unr
sd States. luansmit 90 copy # " hal
| said Oh that occasion. Although | have
had great reason 10 be thankful and pra,r.
iul Tar the .um-ruus Jrm"n.rail,ns ri
confidence end attachment towards ne
sInes made. | think u better 10 admire ia
the GROUND then assumed. and ~ ro.t
pore aeh',i,e derisinn IL the qus,Iiur
III yielding my consent TO the ase u! ms
name as Candidate. am here IN com
rarf'''e q"i't and rerost; and have u,
wish AGAIN I" embark on The t.,npe.tunu,
ocean # public afTair., but tr"n hg
sense 81 dnty- and IN conf"rml,v auh ~,
Command nf an authority. " hirh | ,hnuI,
heI bound /" obey. h.re he mnnhrr
oil The C""'Pntr"n nj NJ Iylanj w,ll Just
y appreciate my motives.
! ATM wuh Itea, rrsprr', vnur nhrd rn
servant. HENRY CLAY.
Wa Price esq. e.. Dc
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-06

gL.7FKS for sue al this nice d.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-06

We copy fra@ abr Hsrsss'r~n llssals
rfFFrsGnn ale l.lla.lne r.sEssrenhrhss
h.,sssn he Hon. YIN. Prize. Pfe.idsns
II he Wig Sits c. nssrtan u M.Fy-
I.aa, sad he Hen. sIrary cisy 4 hsh-
,..k,. BaLiimore .1inff.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-08-31
[.N.Evg' SEEeEEs.] VOL. 3.
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TER Ms.


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Quarterly and Nonhiy aErcr.'Sem2',$e 'r"'rr""L-
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tl,Ye Gcilars wW jc charged.
Az Obituary Notices exceeding sir !jncs' ""'
COMMUNICATIONS recommending Cand'dnI%S ,cf
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G-Acconafs for Advertising and Jo' ''o'" '"'
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da,nctuaL attention.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-08-31

TIe.ru BAFrLEDB MAG Live
rv fiav is bringing ont new wonders per-
f,rmed bv animal magnetism, which ap.
pears now to be the great agent IN every
opera,ion Of nature. From pu'Hhg Pe"'
.nle to sleep aud making them expose tho
secrets of other people, it has become a
nowerrul instrument in the hands OF mcdl-
cal science to effect the cure of disease
The Pi,,sburg Inlcligencer gives The re-
suit of a marvellous case OF TINS kih"'
which occurred there last week. a Mrs
Erksun had been confined to her bed since
the latter part Of last May, with a disease
generally known as "milk leg" She
was unable to leave her bed to walk across
the room, or take step, except by the aId
of cruich or stick, and the greatest cau-
tion and watchfulness were necessary to
prevent her death. On Sunday. 3lsl Ju-
iy. she was induced to submitto be thrown
into mesmeric sleep. With The greatest
difficulty she was removed from her brd
10 The ckair, and in about 80 miputeS Or.
Ewing had her in sound magnetic SUM
her, which continued about two hours
during which several successful expert
mcn,s were made in neurology ana sym
palhv. She was then awakened, and t."
the establishment Of herself and iren!s,
got up and walked about the room, up
Stairs aud down stairs, and through every
room in the House, without the aid OF a
crulch or stick, as if nothing had allied her.
Another experiment was tried, and 1t haH
the effect of removing every trace OF the
disease. DR.. Ewing is we'll known in that
CITY, and their statements are entitled I"
full credence. If this statement Is true:
we have arrived at the period when we
may ",hrow physc TO the dogs"
Phil Ledger.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-08-31

MERMA1ps.-As two gentleman OF the
press, named Tom and Frank, were sann,
iering among the rocks, they discovered
two beautiful mermaids sporting in the
water close to the beach. Delighted anG
astonishcd a, such discovery, for mo-
ment lhev were at loss what to DO. kc-
covering, however, from their first sur
prise. ,hcy retired behind q rock, where
they could see and not be seen by these
divinities of the ocean. "Now Frank out
with your notebook. and write what dlc-
tate; my organs of perception are larger
than yours. Are YOU ready" "Ali rea-
dy." whispered Frank. +. ""fIie iheH.
1--WE mermaids up to their waist in wafer
Have yeu got that dowu?' YES replied
Frank" Add then. long hair Of an au-
burn hue, slightly lingcd with ocean greer,
towards The end; faces round as iu!I
moon, and white as-and white as
sand white as what?" demanded Frank,
mpatientlv.-"Why, white as moon: eyes
bright as lightning, mouth, checks, nose,
&c, beyond the reach of Johnson, Walk
er. & Co.; bosoms, &C., OH Lord!' Here
they we're interrupted by stout elderly
gentleman, armed with tall hickory stick,
who seized Tom by the. shoulder, and de-
manded in rough voice. what he was
abos4. 80, dear sir" replied Tom, i'm:
ploringly, "don't make noise-you VIII
frighten the mermaids." "NermaidS-
deuils," roarcd the old gentleman, they
are my daughters, and ifyou don't vanish
in atwinkling, will make ahis tall hlcko.
ry ring about your ears" Nuff sed,"
growled Tom and Frank, and were among
che missing quick as thought.
Boston Post.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-08-31
NO. 80.


mot be made al arce? WHO hindcrst! Is party
passion to prevail, or maeuanimous patriotism!
j lie undersigned wall not dOub!, even though
perhaps doomed 10 disappointment.
This mortal issue, il cast by Congress upon
an injured, insulted, oppressed, and outraged
people, may return, with dread responsibility,
with deep danlnation, to plague the inventors of
such mischief. These we act with are ready to
go fcrt and be tried by the country, in full CON-
Ffidence OF popular justice. Others will detersl
m;ne for themselves, ard for us<too, as we are
|but minority. The repert OF the majority Pro-
poses nothing but that The Presdentbe assaiIed,
and lhesC Constitution be assaulted; the President
impeached without trial, the country dshohered
Fin: him for exercising, almost under Congressoa-.
|Hdurcssc, All unqucstionable and much-cherish-,
ed power, dear to noble people, which it is tha
widest dream of excited party to suppose that
people will ever suffer TO be stricken from the
Constitution. Mean time, what is to be done!
Are Congress to call out more vetoes? Like
barbarous nations, worshipping demoniac crea-
lures of their own malignant dn1agning, are We
all to be sacrificed to the evil .geaiisof Discord
and Despair! Are distraction and linaftion to
minister furious and dreadfulrearess! The un-
dersigned rely on popular providence, which, in
several trials, has with the smiles Of Heaven,
oVerruled WhaleFer perils nave besct our (tlE
now thougtffusand considerate country. No
God of battles sinvoked for our rescue. Depre-
eating such shocking proclamation, We. humbly
trust that no battle or bloodshed no OWL war or
massacre, is the only umpirage to determine for
rational freemcn the simple question whether
they will support or repudiate the Government
of their own creation. We do not despair. We
do not fear that savage infatuaton will cast away
for future scorn the present admiration and re-
| fuoe of the world ~
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-08-31
FASHIONABLE GAIT.

awe like to see young lady walk as though
a flea was biting her on each hip Is so fascinat-
inc. She is just the match for the dandy, who
steps like an open winged turkey, travelling
over bed of hot ashes
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-08-31
A graceless scamp, says the Boston Bee,
was recently heard singing tho following:

"When | can shoot my rifle clear,
10 pigeons in the Skies
I'll bid farewell to pork and beans'
And live on good pot-pies."
lie was all alone by himself at the time
and returning from an unsuccessful hunt
after peeps and sand snipe-at least we
presume so.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-11
RESTORATION
or PERSIAN plLI.

A RE superior 10 the Hygcan, BraudrcIhs Evans.
~ Tomato tie Mai, bless (priccd) Snnatiyc. In.
, ian Purrauyc oranY other Pills or Compound
q efora the public, as certified % bv physicians
and otnsrs Let none condemn until they have
Tried them, and then we certain they will no.
IL n now "a settled point with all Who have n
scd ia, Vegetable PERSIAN Pills. that they are pre-
emiucutly the best ard most CthcacIous Family
Medicine that has vet been used m America. IL
every family could become acquainted with
thelr sovereign power over diSc8sc-thcy would
keen them ans be repaired with a urc renee y
10 apply on the first appearance of disease, and
thea how much distress would be avoided and
money saved; as well as lives of thousands who
are hurrici out Of time Ivy neglcCtng diSuasC ln
ne first STAGES Crhy not being il possession OF a
remedy vhIrh they can place dependence on.
10 Pills ln each box Price G2 10 cts.
IS DO do 81 ii cts.
For sale by A s TODD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-11
MIENTFIELL I'M.
nNLTlNoEE ND.


PA ERECTED upon ,hs site Of the o.
1sssstlS ediEcc. 50 long ana fcV''ably know
FL - To The mcrctuuuc and To- ling ccumu
A-z.EsssA niry, has the honor 20 nnuoIuc. 6 his
fellow citizens that ne has this drv opened the
new house. i.sl completed by IT. mu~iGseu' and en-
tcrpr.sIug owner Samuel Jones E-q.
The building was constructed SHELLY 9th view
20 curnior aud convenience and cpmhiner III the
simplicity and Improvements of modern sda'ccs ol
The kind. The establishment possesses pnrv al
vuuiagcs and certainly yields o. nU"c iu n'-- y 90
The eligibility of Us position, whether yDu 'Eai lbs
elevated and hcaiihiul location or ITS C,"'ril sIlua-
uon forbade.
ID Is surrounded by numerous stores nd ware
houses, furnishing 10 IT'S immediate v.CiDIi, album
liant markets IN an the departments ufi-Hde, so I"at
country merchants aud travellers vii. end !: u
less advantageous a stop ing place va thcI. irca-
sieni visits than city merchants and hoa-ers reCu
iIlrlv convenient place of resort an -cSieC"c
The undersigned believes u would be needles 90
add that the internal police OF the estaF lshmC
viii be reduced tpsysicm-lhat hIs g-,rst' uis viii
De under respectful and attentive disc i'm, and 10
general administration 10 lie eu'criaiume'. oG his
patrons, will he conducted upon prruci i lb,
ralIy. As he shall dcv.t.his entire time, si!h re-
nawed attention 10 render Il what It's ia ads de.
sire II should be. From its business advantages s
hcalihful position, IT, cayacious and " q aired
rooms, aud us numerous comfortable adaptations,
the proprietor would respectfully bespcak Tho pub
lie encouragement fully believing that the Whc~t
field Inn will contribute not less by III appears
10 the ornament Of The Western portion of the e. p.
than By its usefulness and convenience 10 the "a
largemeut Of the business operations Oi The neigh.
hOrhuod
may 7-9w JOCKEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-11
TRTST SALE.

81 = virtue OF decd Of jr1st executed by RcdIrN
81 = Mckee 20 the Subscriber bearing date ihc
2oih day Of April 1910, and NOW Of record "a the
Clerks Office ofO. 10 County Court iu book No. 81
page l65, shall offer for sale, az the auction roum
e Hall & Wiokham in The city of Wheeling, ON
Monday. the 9Th Gay of June, 1912, 10 The high.
est bidder the PROPERTY named IN said deed ofiru>i
consisting ol The following described household and
Kitchen furniture horsrs, rrogc. dravs &c % VII:
piano; lounges. sofa, scucc, pier table and
unkIng glass looking and dressing glasses. 4 ~.
uIng and breakfast tables, centre table with mar
bic slab. book case and writing desk, sidehrarI
book cases and about 200 volumes. , cases Of.
coQs and minerals eight day clock aud mamie
clock, II framed pictures and plates, > paror aul
room CARPETS, ! Brussels and common stair carpet
with brass reds. &c. astral lamp. entry lamp, ,
dozen mahogany chairs, , dozen Windsor do. ] set
OF walters, ! set Of silver coffee and tea ware 6
pieces. u dozen silver table and tea spoons. and
dtssru forks, 81 China tea ware. set China 90.
"ing ware, large clothes presses, 4 bureaus. I
wash stands and bowls. > safes ! cooking Stove 81
apparatus. with great many other articles fDr kr'
chen and culinary purposes Al-p 6 feather beds
| 4 H'if o'd common mattresses, hcds'cads 1nd
sheets, quilts, c0ycrlils. pillows holsters &c W
ip match, whcrlbarroyy. ! 4-whccI carr1gc . sci.
-uovo.s. t1ngs ,prkcrs Tenders &c brass coal hc1
.nndrv knives and forks and r'ass ware &c Sc.
TERMS All sums $50 anI under. c1sl-lN
sums over $50 and under 500. n credit of tom
muuihs-ail sums over slOO m1n'hs-ihc plr
chaser giving bond with approved security.
ap 26-is CRAIG RITCIHE, Trustee.
Als1 under nnd hy yirruc or tho above named
decd OF trust will be sold ON fhc Gh day o. july
1912. n The front door DI the Court II1ue Of iIu
county. likely ueEf1 boy. agad about % wears
CRAIG BITCHE, Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-11
PIsaTLU RG POWDER WORKS

& NbEEW WATSON manuiaclurcr OF Blast
- oing an dRd a. WIDER, Pushurgh, Pa would
rospp ctiulE ~ fpriu! Merchants and dealers IN
Powder that b, hos built his powder m luu!ac-
tory m the vC.nIry %! this c5,y-has made very
tNi,GrINe addluoU- fo lis former rstlbl hsWtn,,
ahG has adopted many useful modern Im rove
.m, MS In the machinery. /, late ads u keep con
tunt!y on hand blasting aad rife ppwdurrquli
n qua l'y 10 any manufactured g this country and
VIII be prepared 10 furnish those articles lO any
extent al the low ST prices and on most accom-
motaUug terms.
Purcha 7aTs viii 81 s1sa cIlIre pf lame, Tom
son or OF Thomson Tomluspu &. Co, or address
Anir W Watson, Il WIDER MluHltcIuTcr Puts
hur-H. Pa. who vii. give ali order immediate at
ttui'un.
Pittsburgh. oct f-wGm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-11
" GOOD INTENT STAGE OFFICE.
mar - hrp rUY u
WESTERN TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY
D. LEIGH * cos LINES

u. LEIGH a. cos LINES
From PiH,isrgttD Phi1'o'D7j1 0IiE Baltimore ria
Pc1,s, l,0pia ,auai Por'crr Rail Raj. arA
BALTIMORE u SUSQUEUANNA RAIL ROAD
II ME above Lines consist Of a double
daily liuo &C Pennsylvania Boats also n dai
w Line # Fast Boats, which will be run on
Temperance and IA. 9Th kc ping principles.
Produce cons -urd O. the agents AZ PITTSBURGH
Will be received aud fIrw9ri. I'd without delay.
and un charges made for receiving aud forward
las. all fTc,-ht and charges paid, bills OF ladinu
transmitted, and instructions promptly attended
TO. Tobacco and produce car red nv these i'm, =
viii De- delivered az the City Tobacco warehouse
Dock rect Philadelphia, part OF which is oc-
rupI.d hv tie Inc.
ID LEI Gil & co, Projectors and i-cnts,
CuTn.r Penn - and Canal Baslh. Pittsburgh.
HARRIS o. III FORD, Prop'rs aud ACTS.
I 30 South 3 street PHILADELPHIA
JOSEPH Ia LOR e. son. AGENTS,
III North Howard ST. Baltimore.
mar f5-2n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-11
CONST MP TION
CAN RE CURED.
nv THE INDIAN RECIPE,
SCiIENCk's PULNONEC SYRUP.


? ME suhsrrhcr offers To the public hs Pull
Z MONlC SYRUP Tor the cure ol Cossum, rion
and rUimonir DIS asses generally and for purifying
the blood, for which u has no sup nor.
About eleven years since, he was - IN up hy
several eminent physicians. a. being iuCwably
fixed IN the last STAGES of consumption. lie was
strongly solicited az the time. by an lud'CR wo-
man, not ~ abandon his case as hnpCl Css one
u nc had trvd n prescription Cf hers. With
some reluctance, and AT thC 90 .Citat'On OF has
friends, he consented. and withil q short period
found himself much Improved, and o. months
restored 10 soJnd health. For several years pre-
vlous To- this, he was subject 10 taking cold from
the least exposure. having cons unIlv n hacking
cough with yam m tho breast Early IN the fall
Of ls3l he took a severe cold which settled on hIs
lungs, producing violent cough. shortDcsS of
breathing, rroIusc psr.piratlou, night swCats.
jhat, by The a. SUNG spring he was not atle To
luav s his bed for several weeks. when hc COM
mCncCd taking his Indian syrup which soon
fipcuCd his disease ard enabled HIM 90 discharge
the matter from his tugs Al some expense he
procured the recipe, and has since grauliOusly
tCuJCrCl uausc 10 persons similarly afflicted as
himself The great success which has attended
It's administration ana the increasing demands
urou his time for It's manufacture have Induced
him 9. ole. u 10 the public. The elements OF
which % rs composed are simple herbs and roots
the medicinal qualities Of Inch tend To purify
the blood. streHgi hen the system add -vC!a hpa /
my tone 20 tive "rgaus "f Zoe lungs ard are high
!v recommend. by he medical iaCulI.
Price one dollar per bottle.
sold Nhucsalc and retail ~ the manuia cturer,
lhd az iE"
GOOD INTENT STAGE OFFICE,
mar 10 Nhrr .rur W
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RNIRE &AIARINE iNSURANCE-Thcr ar
T. twosiluaIiuns only ia which individuals can
be placed, where they can adequately appreciate
the value Of insurance. T.csc are, while stand
iIg upon the RUNS Of their own property, either
RECEIVING from an insurance Office the full A.
mount which they have lost, or standing on the
same spot surrounded perhaps by a d. ISOLATE fam
.y, lamcnuuC hat stupidity and folly which had
ld,lfc To ruyIdc for such n Contingency
: AIklN SON, Agent Of the PROrEC WON
INSURANCE. co OF HARTFORD, CONN
VIII take risks on dwelling houses ware houses
stores, mills, factories. DC, together with their
contents, such a. furniture, merchandise. ma.
cHiAtry, and evsryothHr description Of IusurabIc,
property Also, on steam, keel and fat boats
Gnl ther caTgucs 10 and from any port on the
Western Waters.
Hotel. i1o 4 $40
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GNRDEN SEED.

a $. TODD would respectfully inform the citizens
"a oiihis and the ncIghhouriug counucs that hc
has just received his spring supply u0anireths
Celebrated garden seeds; these seeds arc neatly put
uP in small papcrs suitable for retailing. all Of
which are warranted fresh aud genuine and Of the
choiscsl varieties.
Also fresh Sugar Beet aud variety ofother
seeds for sale by The H. Please call and make your
selection before the assortment is broken Al hiz
Drug & Medicine Store, No 2Ol Main Street.
Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-11
HORNBROoK q DILLON
ElFTII STREET..

" mere they carry on the house and Sicamb
~v,r, Ptuuhng IN all MS bTanthts
'H"h have constantly ON hand IIyIrauis of
4 various description hattcrs' kculcs, water clio.
Us bath tubs hot and cold shower baths. re-
.'7 l'rp.rlchIul, chemical apparatus lend cot.
s..,'l lead OF any thickness AMI worked up I'm
any manner OF form.
water CONDUCTED through leaica pines from
s'.I'SS ID dwelling IN HUses 90 the co nlrv
.nSo-BEEB PUMP aud r Ar ROOMS fitted
~ 10 order. LEATF Err HOSE.
superior puhps for country wells steam engines
Al. orders thankfully received asd puactualy
CASH PAID FOR GLUE SCRAPS.
NM IS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-11
KNOTE q SANGER.

w OULD Respectfully inform their friends
w and the public generally, that they con
unue To manufacture, and have ON hand general
assortment Of Spanish, - Spanish and American
Saddles. BaIdwius improved Spring Saddles Ladies
Saddles, Of various patterns, Brides, Mauiug1lCs
oud birdie Filings, Saddle Bugs Trunks aud Val
ices, Harness and Wagon Gears Collars IIaues and
Traces, Carriage Crop : switches and Wagon Whips
Buffalo robes aud Buffalo Saddle coyCss. and ever,
other article usually kept in their liuc OF trade
Narrcuicd Il the very hes, material aud Work
mnnship. AUof which they will sell al wholesale
OF retail on terms o. suif the times
Thankful for past fiy0r. we solicit contiuuanc,
Of Public Patronage, Give us a call and VIC prpmis,
20 use our hest eKcriious TO make 81 your iuiJrcs
10 deal with u.s.
Jan If mo