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New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

'UCHa WNIUCT.-IV' Wllat SpcIIS y, Dc>iucs
TIL"
Tn, sir.
.soch! why yer only fl, for slave, Jimmy !;
/ m sorry for We, YOU poor cray,hur. Try your
tongue it, little Nr,lly.''
-. T-y-r-a-nt" spells out the Young rogue, his
bare foo, placed firmly on the damp floor. and his
eyes sparkling with triumph.
There ; my haro take the top of the class
Oh! not the Latin class, my boy; Yer not up to
that, Ncddy. yet, but above Jimmy Sullivan. Now
for the meaning who was a Tymnt r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07
. DISSOLUTION

VIE c7-paTinersh'p hereto ore existing under
n the lirm Of Hudson q Wynne is dissolved
10y mutual consent.
Tho business VIII be conducted in future by John
Hudson At his old stand on Market sqparc-and all
persons who know themselves q. be indebted IN
the conre-n will please make payment 10 Jehn Hud.
ron who duly authorised 10 settle the same.
JOHN HUDSON.
June 1912. ROBERT WYNNE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07
SOUTH WHEELING INSTITUTE.

JzNlEJ oHTh term OF ID Nlnclanc's schol ia SJuIf
= Wheeling. will commence un Monday next
The 6 uiJunr The term consists Of eleven weeks
md the prices are from 3 To- dollars per term; be
ing regulated 10y the slIdlcs engaged in. No dcduc
iirn for luss OF time the part of the scholars ex
ccPt IN cfses of prolrIcIed illness. Scholars viii
hc admitted into The school fr shorter pcrpd Than
whole term. # arrangements 10 that effect be
In1de ut their entrance. bui MT Otherwise.
~ Singing i made part OF ihe exercises in Ii,
sch1,, at least UecLig; and this nuuvat,on oi Ihe
usual routine OF sCauuiS is eNrus thlc. uasmuch as II
proves very interesting AMI profitable exercise To
The scholars ID. MACLANE.
may 81 81
W. There viii hc vacation IN This school from
Ihc 18Th Co the - rl July. inclusive.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07
Tr-rr-zxzr--EatrrsE=zssa4Tf \
COAL SURVEY

On Saiuiday last We acc1mPluiel the committee
Of the council coal hunks. TO tho entry through
Wheeling HI. beginning on the cas-, sdc OF Mar
ket street and extending entirely through
The following are extracts from the minutes OF
the survey by John Giiclris. Esl. Beginning on
tho east size of Market street m Elm alley thence
mp Elm alley 10 feet 10 mouth of entry. thence y
go lsj feet. " $40 90 feet n 72o 1872
feet. thence y TO f. 2ll feet Tar is near the
lowest point in the bank aud is supposed once 10
have been urdcr the summit ofihc hi thence n
61oE lj2 feet. the present summit urlhe hill or
the dividing line between The coal belonging 20 the
city and The coal belonging To jhs estate of Noah
Zane. Thence y 4to T. 2l5 Feet n 755 Z 20s
feet TO east mpulh OF entry. The measurement over
ihe hill gave somc little difference owing doubtless
10 rmpnciicabiIy oflcvclling and drawing chain
on the uneven groual. The true measurements
were follows:
Inside. Out,idc.
III SOP west Of summit
I26 tu cast nf summit
The bun of the coal ranges : 100 T. and y 20
west and the face y 20 = aud : 90 uesl Whc.
iher ,h's Is hc range Of other beds in tins measure
We do no knew
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07
NV GOOUS


III USP arrived frpm New York and now being
- opened At l63 Mum street corner Of Mrrker
alley. Wheeling.
The subscriber has inst received large and
superb stock Of DRY Coz DS. VIII ch he will
sell az lower prices than sIml ar 20 ID were ever
sid for IN the WCstCTn country.
9Th brown musln al cts yBrd
Fine ca'Ir % v1Tlpus patterns cents ward
4-i'hs lawns az p cents yard
\ large and cieyant assortment OF mouse
de lilnes aud shailrUs
\ splendid variety uf dress silks Highland
lark, plain add tigur d.
The largest and most ,aut'u' assortment of
shawls, scarfz and m1nullas ever offered in TIM
mark ct all Of rhc latest STYLES The attention of
the ladies' ~ particularly invited o these articles
large supply of clio Us and ve5tIngs cheap
\ splendid assortment or gcutlelGcu's summer
clothing cheaper than The cheapest
Straw bouusts aud hats for lsI1
great V rIctv ofs.lk. worstc and cotton hose
and socks Assorted ribbons and genera sup
ply 0i fancy goods
tItlZHnS aud siTan-nls are TCspCC folly invited
% caii ana CN1uIne this s'..k rs the suhsCr hcl
5 sure theY will be pleased bD.h with the goods
and prices.
NAV % ALIEN ANDFR HENMAN'
NLOUR-Choiee Family Flour OLA Bedrlliuns
brand, constantly TO- sale Ivy
NAV II Y MIKE e. co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07

WRAPPING PApED.
Inside.

4 FOWN. Medium and double crown wrapping
~ from the mandatory OF Mlusrr aud Wayne
for sale at the low, ;, market piircs
Jun r. Nj'KEE & co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07
SPaING FASHIONS.
= NVFVy A. On

= ISP"NIFlLLN inform tLcir fricul,a M
IA the lu'llc that they have on hand "a hrr
assortment OF HATS aud CAPS of The latest s8r,l,
ia-h IN ~ great variety. whics will hc .ud hy
''' OaNh' may
COMMISSIONER - SALE.
John Galley I IN CHNNcEEY
Ns BY virtue ufr decree Of the
Hannah AckeI Circuit Sr.,afior Conf Of Law
and others. J and Char "ry scr the cnrar,o
OHIO, rendered m this cause on ,Lr nL Paw of +,
bruaryi 1912. shall on wcdues-a, H.. ) d IA,
ni June next That being onci O, IN r1urt .ias,
"r The June term Of the County cuur; Of thr.sIi
county, offer for slc. at the ron, ..oor of ne
Court house Of Ohio cou4.y. Le West ,ll
Of Lot No. 10. situated an the ca, or,yb..r.
ing; on Clay street
The sale will he made on six anil ,,,,, ,,..r,r.
credit The purchaser giving bond WIN s,od ,i
~ bearing interest irom date f,r pa ~ n, of Ne
purchase money, and the tile rciainrI r,f;Irb ..
"ey Is paid. l. w MITCHELL d =
For ARCH WOODS. SOC.
NAV Aud t'om'r iu firs p.b,IS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07
NEW STRAWBERRY.



II Wis celebrated variety OF the Strawberry. al
1 ter the tr,ai ofanother year ,the EiGurir) has
stii proved far superior 20 auy kili ever seen m
ms country. Speciueus OF the fruit were eXhI.
bitcd before the Mlssdchu .eits HogjcliturlI So
clcty, thegast season, which were universally adj
mifej, aud were pronounced, by all good i'd srs.
70 pc ot cNtrdprdluIry ~ and beauty. UpNagds
OF ten quarts were eNhIh ted at the meefIlr of
ne 18th OF June last IN my of the berries msa-
surng from i've u SIX inches an circumference.
joined
Fruit, yery large round or slightly ovate. corr.
cat and never cJxcumO Shaped, even On the vcry
arrest beru-s Color deep shining red, paler; IN
nc shade Seeds inserted m a slight CAVITY.
,es', scarlet, tYa'cr m the largest berrcs) and
hIIl' ahouudlng with an agreeable acid, and We
" Hth ulvored JUICE. not surpassed by any other
VARIETY. FOOtstalks lOag, clcvatug the fruit from,
me ground, aud every berry attaiuIna good ~ +,
leaves large, ndrath,r light green. Vines, Ne
~ vigorous, more 50 than any other kind and As
IidIdy as the o. NryIpia, or the Mulberry, stan.
ing tue past me winters with scarcely the d, .
s'TMction Of single plant
ne variety has gained tho premium Of the
~ massachusetts, Horticultural Society n C,ur
years M succession, although IN com1etition with
try. " 'i'' ''"i'-
Plants Of this Strawberry for ale by JAMES
hEl 'LOR, - sdener 10 John Ri'chie al one doiI,r
per dozen to be delivered any time after Septem.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07
"iIOME LEAGUE.-

MI NM 7 NDIT. NNTT-
HNdE subscribers are NOW prepared 20 furnish
- GrrcerS and other dcal,rs. with a very supc
nor ar cle Of Rcfaef tgL{e sl pat u To- sr ~ Drum,
81 convenient siz' ipr retailing Thoy inv to com
ror'son with any made in LircrEolior Nctr Y,rI-
ei'h"r as To quality or prize. K Mckee a co.
June
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07

EUSr received al The Whecun. shoe s,Orr cor
> ncr or Union ard Market streets
An assortma q Of Fine Fiorrn 70 braid English
u lie straw, w How Cv1ms BJanc,s this last
I now n ld beautiful Article.
AlsO fine assortment Of -Cnilsncns' and
bows LCguorn iats, low crowns anC broad by ms
ned ald FIJI 'h-d ready fIr use. Together win a
arge assortment of comTOn Palm leaf hats NJ
from Is : cents To 81. Call a. the sIgn of tb,.
nammoih h,ot aud eyaminr. mayer
NlNEGAR-Pure clarified cider vinegar very
' strong. Cali and see ~ the family grocery
store nearly opposite the big Rcd h,ai.
NAV % y EfI.NAKFR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07
PROILAMATInN

EPY THE MAYOR OF THE CITY or
E1 WHEELING.-ilayingb been satisfied that n
case OF Hydrophnhit has appeared among the .rs
'i me 'ly' do no" issue his my rr,clamaiiun.
requiring all persons TO cpnfne ihcir dogs. or 10
have the same securely muzzlcd, for sixty days
from and after the 18Th day of May 1912. in pnr.
suance OF The ordinance entitled. IAN ordinance in
relation TO dogs"
Given under my hand this 12.h day Of Nav
ie4O. GEO. DULTY, Mayor.
II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07
PAII.NI SLAI.ES

PAIENI STALLS.
M + have just received dIrcct fror, The manu-
w h-turcr. pairs Patent Coruicr Scales
MaIeh we will sell Tuch below manufacturers
price, n appliedfor soon
. bREN1LIN6ER q. SHALLCROSS.
Jun t6j Market sq.are
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07
,rttUsTEE,S SALE


HbY virtue Of deed Of trust from James 4 VI
y y Clean and wife g. me, bearing date ON The
eighth day Of October 90 the year s3J Of record n
he Clerks Office for Ohio county iu book % page
AS and also Of deed of Conveyance from James
a MCe7u 90 me, bearing date The S,h day Of o.
tObcr, 1883 nf record in rHe clerks oGirc for OIip
county % book %, page ATS. and tho authority aud
direction Of Mrs. Mary l.. Dorsey under tho terms
of The last mentioned deed. ON Friday tic 2Oih day
Of May, 1912 40 he front door Of the court house
Of Ono county. shall sell 10 he highest and best
bidder NJ public auction; two certain lots of ground
situated in ihat fau OF bc city Of Wheeling called
Middle Wheeling, known and distinguished 90 the
mapOf said city as lots numbered two anI seven
es boz squire numbered three. Together with uII aud
Singular ibe teuCmenis; Entertainments on appuric-
nauccs unto The same belonging ~ in any wise ap-
pufiaiuing
Propositions Cor he nlc or said lots or any pr, Of
either Of ihcm Will be received at aay time prior 10
the d1y 0f sulc
TERMS will be made known on ,ho Jly Of
slIe
Selling as Trustrc.i shall convey IN f'c rurrhls.
only such nile as yCs'cd Boo me Hy rhe dccIs 1.
unvc referred io. This utc ON satisfied. will be
lDuad uqou examination. Iud-puIah'c
JAMES S. WHEAT.
apps T,rrec
The sI'c uf fHc shove named property fs rus.pUu
e mil Saturday ,hr 2j,1 dly of June
may 81 JAMES S. WHEAT Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07
TO THE LADIES

YDLEASE call nj the Wheeling shoe store NJ the
q end Of ;he Market
And purchase n superior article Of Black and
-olpr'd ki slippers Just tom the shop OF RYAN
and Havcrsrck, Phi'adeluhia. Of the la est style
and best qIlhy, also iuii asso -tmrut Of bee
ing manufactured misses and chldrrns' Ind
md leather, shoes, boots ankle ties, &c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07

a hLD Port Wine ioI Mcdcal purposes Tor sale
W at the Family Grocery Store. Ecarly opposite
Ire Big Rod Boot aud two squares west AMI
houh Of the Black Mammoth Boot
may 81 \ ETTMAEER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07


rs, In Chlncery.
Henry Moore, D ,vid Agnew. 81 ala
The creditors Of David Agncw are hereby uori-
fed that Robert Hamilton. at The May term 4. y.
1871. of said Lawrence county court Of Common
Pleas filed ~ said cuur bill Ia a bill Of inter
pieader OF Hanna g. Patterson, (Which said original
bill and crOss hill still pending and uuIeicrm-
ned) the object and prayers 81 which Is 10 sub
Jet certain credits of David grew oy.ng u him
from said Hanna & Patterson, aud claimed by SAIL
Henry Moore assignee, % she pay of su,h cred.
tors o. David AgneW, a. are or shall make them
selves parties 90 said bill. The creditor, at sand
David Agnew will therefore take notice Of the pen
der cy and object ol said cross bill and flc their an.
sNcrs under ultn, setting forth, pro2crly auhruIira.
ted, the nature and amount of their re,p, ctive
claims md their des re- 90 be nude parties 90 sliI
hiil on before the first ay of the next term nj
. said court of Common Pleas Jrly Alb 1872 Ia
which time said cause is cII.IuueI. By order al
Court. JOSEPH WHEELER.
/ may lO-3y Clerk
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07

FEMALES BEWARE or CONSUMPTION.
ND not suffer the early seeds 10 knit lis i,I,l
" threads in your system. but guard them ~
W would the thief at night. When you fud the
fatal enemy seeking 10 destroy your health by imbt
hing the evil seeds of "A serious disease. RENENL
BIER DIR. DUNCAN'S ENPECTORANT REM.
EDl will immediately destroy and remove them
Thousands Of your die annually Tor the want Of
proper treatment. Had those known the wonder.
iul elects Of this medicine. aud used II in lime
many could have prulouged their days. and vet he
dwelling ampng,i their dearest friends Those
Who are iahorns under the influence ofthis disease
should lusc no time on prpcnrng DIR UUNCAN'S
ENPECIORANr REMEDY. % j. safe and rfIrc.
ina| and always gives relief ia the most homeless
cases. IL strengthens the weak and dcbitaicd re-
evcs ihe pain On the breast and side; Supprcs,, the
nisirS s>ing cough; stopping the hectic fever and
night sweas. and finally ll the case be not too far
aINanced) restoring perfect health.
Pull directions aud treatise is given in a nam.
phlci which accompanies the medicine
For sale al the Principal office, TO 10. North
Eighth street. Philadelphia. Also at The Store of
JOHN FISHER.
may ~ Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07

A CARD Wilson having returned frnm
a Slaunton Is prepared 20 give attention 10 . p.
u'''iunS M Bankupcy AT his Office on Main street
Tie VIII leave Tor Sl1uuon on the ooh day Of unc
previous 10 which time persons intending 10 apply
"r 'he hcneh' OF The Bukrup' Law viii find II 10
their interest 10 call AM have iaeir miners rrep,rc
may 26
a tORN BROOMS-2O dozen Corn Broams M
" ] and Tor sale 10y X. M'KEE g. co.
may SO
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07
UNCURRENF MONEY.

tNCtRREN a MONEY.
NlIlLLlCOrliE. Lancaster, Ohio Bank end
u Franklin Bank of Co'umpus, will bc taken 81
par m payment Of subscriptions lo he Amsrc7H RI
rHecr. monthly Periodical devoted fo the OBJ
j'cis of the Logan Historical S1cciy Published a.
ChilIcolhc, OniU, al the ieiary dcIrr. 10 Monroe
It. Of JOHN n THOMPSON,
may 10 Sole agent for his city.
FaNHE New World. Bcnu,u's Weekly Herald.
Sturdy Evening Post. Saturday Courier.
Emigrlnf aud Old Couuir, mIn Iron City, &c. &c.
OF Siiurday, May 7th. Just received and for sale
NJ TIomBsou's Periodical Office and Stationary
store, Monroe s.. where may De had by The year or
single number al the poruIa. Magazines aud News
pnpors ui The day. nay / o
n LOTR-Naured iar un Easicru uarbCr. 400
. n Bbs Supr Flour Il NIKEE n co
mov
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07

ME New World, Sturdy Evening r,-l, Ben
\ neu's Weekly Herald and Iron Cay ofSliur.
dIy last, are inst received nj ThompSou's Literary
Dept NJ nroc street, >inge numbers Dime" ior "ail
but The lfon CITY, which Is only Half Dime.
may 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07


CASH But soy oN TICK.
M / aie 40" rccoiyi 's nud Opening q s1,cn.
w dI summer .t1S 3 of FANCY and STA.
PIE DRY GOODS, winch in aIiiton 10 orr lrr-
mcI stock. renders our assortment large aud ns
complete as any iD 'bc west. ard which wear. De-
iermiued 20 sell Cor CASH ct very reduced rria q.
10 suii The present economical times aud scarcity Of
mrncy
On the first day OF August next The Limitation ol
our present partnership expires Having rb1r object
Iu view, We arc determined IJ reduce our present
stock of gpII- nuer ls possible, 81 r1useI usIry
have that additional indictment OBJ our plIi o. ,tsr
great Bargains to cash buyers, and have, there.
fore. Determined Oh discontinue rhc .rue-1i credit
system, aui VIII sci. tl- near as prIcri"BbIa) ryru
sr,rIy mrCASII Those vhY v.-ii 90 criu lIr.,
urHu.um .u The way of hlrelIH.l l1r rfci- money
wall GuI 90 10 uIc., interest Co urui their way t0
. ship.
With such of our OBJ custom crs however. who have
promptly pals their b5..s when pr..CulrI, Sc ,,.I
hc pleased 90 continue orr yer. agreeable Husiun..
intercourse under iuu.r arrangements and a,uul
lowest r.sI prices
op 80 vs. o.. SEIgY g. co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07

a AXE SALT "f superior Wuireuess. Gro,
n n Gers who retail. are invited 10 examine the
article. for sale by r. MkEE, q co
May II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07
DISSOLUTION

D'''N) At Tim
VIE coqarncr~hip heretofore existing between
A The undersigned Gcnrrl! Agents, Auction.
core IL Commission M-rchlnis was Dissolved hy
mutual cons ~ nn Ihc 18Th inst. The business will
''e conducted M mIhre by George Harrison Of the
old stand ia Market ST. arh who will attend 10 the
settlement 81 tho afT.lrs of the concern
THOMAS J. r. PENrONEY,
GEO. HARRISON.
may 81 1872
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07

HzIE have this day received 20 Boxes fresh
Wv Rasins which will be sold Tomorrow NOR
ming at The City Auction Room
nay 10 BRENTLINGER g. SHAILCROSS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07

VII June hummer 81 Gtau.,.. I.iu, u.,i
l gentlemen Magazine. The last Of the Doth
h2iqIms ha- ist been received by he subscriber OF
hls Literary Depot Hjnroe street
ihc next numb'r will be the first
81 n'w volume. Persons WI hing 10 b
sIr!he Tor .his beautiful work should ID so imme-
G!aleiy "a the Jolly number will be re ,dy for oe
Ivory between the Ssh aud goth OF jane. Terms
t'tc uOtIirs per aunum, or five del 'ars TOR Copy
~ thc above and one o. Cooley I.adv's Book -
Sup crpuJns received aud single numbers FOR
sue by IA THOMPSON,
Ia To- al. .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07

WASHING iON NOLUNIEEKS UNION.
WHY BLUES.--A public meeting of the corp,
- wi'l he held at Us armUry on Monday evening
next the 31ilr inst. At n o'clock. Young pcn,lc.
men OF the city, VINO are DESTROYS of understand inr
me organization Of The curTs, with The view of en-.
s'men IN ITS ranks arc requested ur,n the invita-
Ion ct any regular or honorary member. 10 attend
oirmcciiug. JOHN 4 SHIPLEN S.rv
may
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07

DOARD or HEALTH Report II Ito ME
, mcnls IA the city Of Waeeing fnr Ihc monl
ct May 1872
INFLAMMATION or THE LUNGS
GROUP
CHRONIC DIARRIIEA,
SPASNS
CONSUMPTION,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07
RAISINs Ar AUCTION.

kSfOKAGE.-Gtoceues or Psoduce can be stored
- with The Subscribers on accommodating terms
may ~ r. M'KER AZ co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07
IACQIIERIE

" additional supply of fbe a'ovc popular n1
~ ycI Ibislei in two numbers ni rc New
W1dI ai she lcN price Of 2j.ts per copy. Ju.t.c.
rcl,ed 9ui i1f sa'e &c TlIONp~ONS
n1v 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07

lSE OF LETTERS rcm1iuinr in The p =, |
n 4 "l''c at Wheeling. Ou The l., day VI J,,.
lSI1 - - ""''''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07

sHE LU' lis q IIiE o., ~bN,u. 90 new
Novel Iu two volumes hy Mrs. Gosc Jusi rc.
cci,eJ and Tor sale by
apII s. INGRAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07

LEWIS KALLENBERGER.
UNION ST., WHEELING VA
AANCING AND wALTZING.-The under.
~ signed Nill attend al his school room 10 m r.
r'w morning at o'clock NJ IA order 10 give les
SIMS IA dancing and WALKING. aud If a sufficient
numAer are entered he will continue the cxer-i.
scs. lf not he will decline and leave Wheeling on
Sunday morning next " BREEDEN.
fn4v
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07

or ne ahuvc there were Adults .. children 4
miles g. females 3. Onc death occurred iH lh
STATE oi Ohin and another in % steamboat on us wa
June 1912
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-07-20
NEW FIRM.
WINSOR & HANCHETT.

SADDLE. HARNESS AND Trunk MAKERS.
AT the old stand formerly occupied by r.
B. Winsor. two doors north OF the Ex-
change on EXchange,st where they will
Ct all times be"happy to wait on customers.
The subscribers having on hand an ex-
cellent lot of harness leather and other
stock in their line, which they feel safe IN
recommending TO their patrons; and which
they are now manufacturing and offering
for sale at eastern prices. And if manu-
featuring to order at eastern prices and
with dispatch. in the latcS: style. be am
Object for their friends, they respectfully in
vlte them TO call and satisfy themselves as
to prices and stock.
They also intend to keep nifty on
hand any article usually called for in their
line.
They will also attend to all calls in the
line OF Carnage trimming.
N. b. The highest market price in cash
or trade paid for green or dry hides.
r. B. WINsoR, J. p. HANcnETT. ir.
Southport. June IA, 1912. Soy
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-07-20

A MAJESTIC FLowER.-In late number of the
Petersburg Statesman, find description OF
flower tree which is found in the interior of Ceylon
and may be considered as a wonderful curiosity,
exceIing in beauty and grandeur all other plants in
the vegetable kingdom. The body of the tree is
sixty feet high, and straight a ships mast, with
out limb or leaf; but supporting at the top an Inn
mense tuft o' leaves, each of which is ten or twelve
feet long The stalks of these leaves clasp the bo-
dy OF the and incline outward, the long leaves
bending ever a graceful curve. This vast crown
of evcrgreens is Of itself very grand but when the
tree is about fifty years cd, there rises from its
centre cone several feet in height, which gradu
ally enarges, until at length it bursts with loud
explosion and a vast, brilliant, golden coored flow
CT, twelve feet in diameter, appears over the eeva-
ted mft of leaves a gorgeous dIadem on the head
of this queen of the forest The tree never blooms
but once, and does Rot long survive this grand dis
play of magniGcience.