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.TFSfEEL.E.SXOgS.
iou ne Ladies Companion for Jpae.
THE tALCCKY MISTAKE
II W.. rAhoItNn nrNr.

~ ay as they say CoH.edg sf Eus5s
Mrs. Sinclair. though amiatle and hand
soc, remained single al sho vas uralll
as, when size received anJ accepted no
...,of marriage irc Ma ST claita bach.
of ABBOTT her Own age. Soon after,
Sue unexpectedly came INTO posses
ia 81 Iarge property, bcq1eaibed by d
t4a, relative. 'l'Us good fortune vas
IFS f5'l9sod rs severe 1llllcnon.- 49,
.i,f als14ad, in every respect 40 csiima
nsa, aas taken suddenly = and dad.
,ilme 20 uear relations OF hef ogn, aud
S. a.a8a. 9eing already Sufficiently nl
al, ss Determined b aiop, cue q The
cc, 81 hef Tate husband should either 81
ase aet. She had as yot seen none
teE4'ises, ell Of them residing in DIS
1 '0ans Ste bad, however, heard ban
f'1fc,. Itea; regard Tor has half brother,
sa1ss u4ge Was Harden, aA,ch made her
-faa. e obtain some ta,afmauon rcIa.
,o 81, family. As she @as revolving
ntpe, "a hcr mind. Size feclicc!cl
NJ sc8.r BOD lu'j har tha' poor
Gibbs IS he u4ne ol Nau.!stj, who pro.
B Isl hood o. sewing, was a sister
10 Ar, Iaf3-g's G-s w,ie, and on her she
-...aea b eaf ia the hope O.. obtaining the
u3tmn ,ho desired. She pot on her
.aae, agl shasl aud a few minutes walk
-a, bert, tho door Of Mrs. Mansfield
jtp,o.. The widow answered
.s5sak aoi conducted her t0lo o s.ng'i
a.' os4! agalucn,.
! am afraid, ~g,d Mrs Mansfield in
sasser 70 Mrs Stach,Cs inquiries, that
Gan - eau no satisfactory Information
raesHus them. Ms SISTER, who vas
'Ar lla5aeu'- hr,t wi,e, died IA a luu
more llaa scar after her matuage, lcay
II Fe 90 Ipaut laughter few weeks Old
fad nave never visited ,hcn since. HIS
site hos likewise a daughter, bu'
as 70 the merits Of either an wholly ia
The DARK.
AZ ihis momcn, little airl belonging q
hmily that occupied part Of tho same
Alafcr entered ~ith letter ~ hrr hand
! have lu4I been 10 tho pasi.1iiico ior
Am Norus, SAID she, aud the Post mas
,,r asked me 10 bring this letter 10 you
ne saii the postage was pad.
Tbs mus; be from one of the flar1cns,
pa Mrs. Mansfield, by the post mark
AR'' aogccllng me eighteen years, do'ni
'ee Why they should notice inc now.
thopc It is from one ofihc young ladies,
h4 Mrs. Sinclair, for some peoplo say
,aai yoa eau iodge Of woman's character
b her letters.
Yes, It is from Florence, my uicco,
replied Mrs Mansfield, looking a, iAe SIG
sa'aIe, and she was then going to lay The
"''er ASIDE, but Mrs. Sinclair requested
aer 10 read il.
Her niece informed her that the perusa'
3. some letters which she wrote TO her moth
y about the time of her marriage, which
'e had recently found whllo overlooking
some old papers, had awakened IN her SO
"fong a desire to see her, that she had,
'"o her fathers concurrence, written to
w 'oF tho purpose Of inviting her to spend
UssTal weeks with them.
~ gu must certainly accept the invita-
VIII SAID Mrs. Sinclair. it will afford you
1ca an excellent opportunity TO Judge OF
'oe Young ladies'.
! am afraid shall bo binssed in favor
FLORENCE, she replied, especially i she
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M IBER 46.
FROM Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA,
From the .Ncr yoyE Ernrsss

U"t tEt ~'ttL y pGL l<IpTESG.
Tie steamship Caledonia arrived at
Boston on Monday, bringing dates to the
4ih inst,
The news, excepting that portion from
ireland, brought by the CaIclouia Is Of
little interest,
American Flour was quoted a, Liver
pool on the 4th a, 2ss. u rs. Cd. per bbl.
Money continued to be abundant at tie
lowest rate Of interest.
The Queen and infant Princess wc,o
doing we'll
insult to Mr. Eeerc,', he American ain.
lister w hen the Leads Of Oxford Collcpe
were abou, 10 confer tie dcacc Of /. l..
D. on hr. Everett in the theatre Of tho
University, number Of under graduates
assailed Nr. Everett with blessings and
hooting-th lie only motive being his being
a Unitarian. The beads of the College
lave expressed their regret in an address
10 Mr. Z.
Ok DIT that SIR Z. Peel has minated
10 lie Bishop Of London the settled de-
termination Of Government to put down
tho Pusey movement, aud that we shall
shortly hear Of the sppsrSedeaS-iug Of bish-
ops as wei! as magistrates.
Three packet ships arrived al Liverpool
from \. Y. The Sheridan, Capt. De
Peyster, reached on the 10Th ult, waa
followed hy the Geo. Washington, Capt.
Burrows, on the 3O,h, aud by the United
! States, Capt. Briilop, yesterday.
Distinguished MISUNDERSTANDING the
passengers in the Caledonia were Count
D'orsay and the Countess of Blessnglon,
/ travelling under assumed namcs,) the for.
naeF accompanied by a valet and the latter
, by two female servants.
RIOT AT CARMARTHEN.
I 4 mob Of about 5000 persons on horse
and foot, aud armed, attacked the work,
house at Carmarihen, Wales, and recently
destroyed the contents Of the building, and
we're finally dispersed only after desperate
resistance FROM the military.
The following is a specimen Of tie riots,
, in Wales.
=, CARNARTHE5, June eth, 1913.
] he town through the week has been
quiet and peaceable, but on Sunday last,
orders we're given for the immediate de-
Parture Of the dragons for New Castle
Emlyn, where the rioters had assembled,
with their numbers augmented to $4,000
or 10000. The mob were so well armed
and ready toy action, that the Dungeons
could not enter the town until Monday
morning, and The conflict that took place
Jon Newcastle bridge IS be- 0nd description
The soldiers were thrown off their hor
ses, thor arms taken from them, and were
afterwards thrown into The river ivy,
when enc Of the men, named kearns, the
rough-flder, met a wate,y grave, and the
others are SO much bruised from having
fallen on the rock below the bridge pool,
that they are no more fit Tor service. Tho
union worhhonso uas also been entirely
/ destroyed in the course Of the night.
! The mob, 10 the present moment, are
I IN possession Of the town, but a detach.
ment Of the 13J regiment of infantry, I'M
der the command Of Colonel Love, is ex-
pected to arrive this evening. They may
rotakc jao town, but it is generally belioy-
ed that large number must be slain on
both sides before the termination Of the
conflict,
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DROWN EN-

The hest way to &c, Fld @. the trouble
soma visitors, the flies, IS, to G,l a gIas,
lumber a5ou. two thirds Gu Il soap suds
over which place a crust OF corn bread
the inside plasteEed with honey or molas-
ses ul,h a hole IN he middle big enough
Tor the finger to pass. Set the lumber or
lumblors thus prepared, ina light place and
you'll send a great number 10 their long
home in q shogl time. Better burn those
drowned or they might come 10 lI.t again, as
they would be very likely 70 do, L.
-FdrnerS' Adroca's.
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TO GurGene~S. --lFyou glsu 70 prcsorre
your cabbage from the ravages Of the cut
worm, bill up the plant until the bud is GOV.
cred half inch or az inch deep, which wrl
not iujufe the plant. BE sure to let the
main leaves stand up out of The ground
The worm will then cut off the stems of the
leaves instead cutting 6ownthe stalk, and
the bud will soon grow out of,bc ground IN.
Injured by the covering, This plan has
been tried with success in this place, when
every other effort to preserve the plants had
Observation-Disclosures Times,
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Once bad some sp ing wheat somewhat
smulty and II vas lrow smulty seed.-
For number Of years Of tie lime speuh
Of, there was no ime IN The country, other,
wise liIne would have been used Instead d
ashes, IS we have dune since lime has be-
eoue plenty,
4 CEaKrrC%r FarNrp,
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4 ]. HOLTON,
rditor. Proprietor n Publisher.
TERMS:

rVO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS If
Il adrance. THREE DOLLARS If not
I,,itia Affe months. And THREE Dol.
ans AND FIFTY CENTS il not paid until af
..,Es f-yir4.ioa of tie year. No paper diseOn.
ss.,4 mil 81 az fordges are paid, exeeP, q, tie
,.,i,e Of Tie Edd0r.
II a4rahsemsEis inserted Of One Dollar per
..,,,. IN lines or less. this sized typs,) for The
-, insertion. and % eeais for each continuance.
.r.r,f sirsHisemeHis and Shlrif's Sales e6arg.
15 on ttHt higher; and deduction Of 49,
i, .sat .rill Le made from ne regular prices, for
,ls,r,istrs By tie year Advertisements inserted
--,,l.g or quarterly 81 PER square for each tine.
N.fnsf'aly IS efEis Per square % sael ii'7e.
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COMMON SALT FOR FIXING AMMO.
MA,

1t Is stated in tho Farmers Herald, that
common salt scattered on the dung heap
has been found ellectua! IN GSlng ammonia
for 1t Immediately unites with the carbon
of aQmouia as i, is formed, and a double
decomposition takes place producing mu
rate OF ammonia, und cnrbouqis Of soda.
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TO DESTROY THISTLES, FERN, AND
CDITSEOOT,

Having once pasture field that seemed
one entire bed OF common shistles. and hav-
ing occasion 10 carry manure across it to
another field, | observed oil the thIsiles
completely killed wherever The carts went.
| therefore Sc, to and rolled the whole field
with q cart iron roller, once in tho latter
end OF May and twice in the beginning OF
June. The field has been free from this
ties ever since. Fern and coltsioot have
extermuatcd in the same way.-LonaoE
horticultural Reg. for Aug. 1913.
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IGEYl.

q, R. W. coskTsa. Meek!saLu5e. y C.
ts5s ~ Hgfris, NIL GfoUe, \. L.
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SECOND ARRIVAL OF
SUMMER GOODS

4 the NEIF ,STORE, No. IN Main 81
Il. & X. u. MARSH. would respectfully
call the attention OF their friends and the
public M general, To the beautiful assortment Of
goods, they have just received, and are now
opening, at their Store, No IA, Main Street. and
which they are determined to sell cheaper than
ever. Among thCm you will find
Super extra Black Cloth; sup wool black cas-.
smeres; sup blue, black, steel and cadet mixed
SatUnetts; summer ClOIhs; Mixed Ciamhrnous:
Heavy fancy Drills; White Barnsley Drillings;
Drab Damask; SeaTsucker GIughams; Blue drills
Kentucky Jeans; 1icxIngs and Checks; yds
wide b leachCd Shectlng, sup Russia Shee'ng;
"A and s-i Table Diaper; Cd Black and Green
MelInOes Nankcens; black AVID cold A pacha:
Coating GInghams; Solid do; Manchester and
Down GinShams; Scare. and White Flanuels;
Plaid JacOnCttsi Cashmere and Nousliue de
Lame Shawls, black Ieyantiue hdkfs; b1hnt {
Lawns 81 Plaid Shawls: Canton Fllunels;
York Denirle, Newport Clssimercs; Selesias;
Green haraEei White aud Pink Gro dU Nap;
BObbInCtt, &c &c.
large and splendid assortment Of FANCY
fBtNTS, very cheap. good ass prtrcut Of HO-
slery, i.aces Edsings, Ribbons aud Hdkis,
Trimmings Umbrellas, and Parasols; bonnet
Lawns.
They myl tethc pCouIc Co call and examine their
goods before purchasing, as they feel confident
they can oitcr as great If not greater bargains
than any ether House iH the city. Jun
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assurance.

FI7lRE &MARINE INSUR ANCE-Thcro NJ
Z y two situations only "a which individuals can
he placed, W ere they can adequately appreciate
the value uf InsUrauc, These are, white -'aud.
ing upon the runs of their own properly, ..thCr
receiving from an insurance Office the iull a.
mount which they have lost, Outstanding on the
same spot su rounded perhaps hv dssolate tam
~, lamCuuhE hat stup'dlty and folly which hIC
taxed 10 provide fIr such a contingency.
: AGklN Sun, Agent of the PRO HEC WON
INSURANCE. co OF HARFFObD, CONN
viii take RISKS on dwelling houses, ware houses
stores, mills, facioIIcs. dc, together with theI
contents, such furniture, merchandise, ma
cnllerY, and eyeTyo;u.T description Of rusurCtic,
property also, on steam, keel aud Hat boats
aud their carg cs 10 aud from any port On the
Western Waters
Hotel. ,ao.I 1870
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BOO SHOES H
MARK |! q q I sSS2sS!ZsNsA >

CIGN OF THE BLACK MAMMOTH BOOT
- "A TODD. has just received a large and
complete assortment Of the following Goods. which
are Of the best quality. aud will! he sold low Tor
cash NJ his BOOT. 81 OF AND BONNET IIOT Sc
GENTLEMENS' BOOTS AND SHOES.
Fine Calf aud Morocco Boots, scwed. city made.
do do do pump sole
kin; Calf and Thick Bou;s
Gentlcmens fine caIfand Morocco shncs Of the
latest style gi5:-Biddlcs, Unions, Duwnings, Web
stcrs. Calf nud Morocco Dancing Pumps. Tavern
Slips. and water proof Over shoes; also. Kip and
Thick Brugars Of all kinds.
LADIES SHOES & BOOTS
Fine black cold and bronzed KID Slippers Of
different kinds Village Lace. Paris Ties. Buskiss
Jefferson Ties. fine strap and tie Kid. Seal. Murocco
and Cali walking shoes white and black ND aud
Satin Slippers. black aRd coi'd SIX and Lasting
Caters. wntcr proof fur liued Over shnes.
MISSES e. CHiBDRENS' SHOES.
Fine ciiy mode hid aud Morocco Slippers. KID 4,
Seal and Calf walking Shoes. Mnroeco and Calf
Lace Boot black aud cul'd Kid Bnskjns. black and
cold Victoria Caters Kid, Cali aud MUruccU Ankle
Tics.
HATS. CAPS AND BONNETS.
Fioe Paiu aud Wave Poreuce BraId Borocis
English and American Straw do. Cypress. Willow
and Lawn d.. GcuilemCu-' Fine Lpghou. single
and double hrm Summer Hats imitation Panama
or OrIcaus Hats BOYS aud Childrtns' Leghom
aud Palm Leaf Hats Of every variety.
LEATHER
Spanish, County Sole Kip and Ur1cr LCaihor.
Cali, kid. Goat Binding AID Lining Ss.us. ct rbe
hest quality. Also pretty respectable sgriukl" 81
DRUGS AND MEDICINES. Just cali ut the
sign Of che BLACK MAMMOTH BOOT SrulH
EuJ OF Market Squais. may L.
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NHORE NEW GODS. IN

SHORE NEW GODS. just received at
lFH NJ 49,, Main -, WHEELING VA The
puili" respectfully informed. that my second
supply ui NEW GOODS has aruvcd-i, open. mol
ready inr SUE. All respe, fully InSred 10 cal
and examine them.
do n", intend To- pui firth any hig BILLS. or hang
"ui great lyI,c ntl~. with ia - AID ludrvruus rep
RESERVATIONS un ihCm, A. an unwilling Ia helic'c
that an intelligent community Will continue t.
coruIcnaucc such iuiol r,blc humhucgery.
Nv >iu,k will re larrc-vcil selected and bought
ln> ! % Tcsrly tclicvc) cheoP -and the pubic are
assured that i will o, sid CHEAP. however d.
az" profess 10 =. U rny Cod- &C. less than Ihey can
he bought "a the eastern cICs--aS expect o. make
nu honest living hy NV pinlls: utd Ih's believe =
the calculation Of all regular merchants.
only ask the public tn call AMI give my Gonds q
fair examination with mlud Invested 81 prejudice.
and ~ f cy de- not find them fully cheap ms Those
Of ,uy ueiehbor-, ccrianl, cams" hc ~ ul'relS'ra'
tile as to oxi ect IhCm "a buy. } SENSENEG,
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LASTS.

~ ONE Of your touzh stuH. bu, the pure Tors,rn
- mru Wo1d. Just re,ctycd by a s. TODD. ar
the S,eu Of the BLACk MAMMOTH BOOT. from
ihc East. splendid 1ssuumcut CcuucWrus Ladies',
Mi-cs. BUys' ani Chi,drcus' PersimD10 LASTS
Also very SUPERIOR BOOT TREES, to bc -oid 'or
Cash az Eastern prices AIso. a ecuerll assurimcur
Of findings, Leather ut go ku.js Boots. SHOES and
Mcdcisc, Sc. Call 40 The South end of Ai1rscI
Sguafe. Irl2
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TRUST SALES.
TKISTEE'S SNLE.

~ T'i"Tgis real estate consisting Of Lot, Hare
houses and dtrsiiiHCS, on " alter Street Uhcc-
HHg. Ia
N = Virtue Of a decd Of trust rNrcuied by John
re HawcciJ bearing date on ihc 5ih of Ap'ii
iSil, and recorded IA the c',ik's Dtnce ot OHIO
county, Shall, ON Monday the 18th day Of Sep
'embrr next, proceed Tee s,il, uu the premises 81
public auction, To The hIrh,st hJ der Tor cash, k.t
No Five, IL IN, sUco3.d square m the city Of
W hce,ug. situate on Water St.v.t near the steam
boat lautiuH. wherein are 3 iurus and rgffaLic
three story brick i-IrehouScg, and dlr,N'ug
houses. The uJic - O, ltcyCu To br ut,uc~ ,, able
but selling as trustee, viii only a. AXE 81, ch utlc
as u vested IN mc. M "A MING.
may 10 Is Trustee.
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- NDDITE HARDW NRT..Thr suHsgr. bare
- have received sDicu Id assortment off Il-....
Bits ui Hvrr description Also. rH. rr size Hu#
kind off Birdie buckles. R1I.. buckles. Jrrau.
NET. silver AND 5r1ss Urrras- IiHrufu-. Red
41.@ Black Morocco Skrus. fH,ruE tH, W1raf.F
Fringe. tuyrg ,ur4 ~r'k ORANGE Thread. piu4E
Seating skins. Cotton and WarsIHt Wrh Strain
rrr do &c. 80. which aHr'' hH sold ar vrre 10
F5ef.I prices igr cash. St|t|rr- vaf' uIro 81. .,.
uaarrII OFT g. GRFEg w
fgIr no faH Main I'D
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ST. -OND ARRIVAL OF
NEW GOODS.

FL JOHNSTON BERBYlllLL g. co, AZ No 1871
- Maiu sifcet,havc receive q, aud are now open
jug large stock of spring and summer goDd5 lower
tnan Dry yet offered 90 tnis market. Oar stuck Is
now large, embracing almost every article e..
suaIly kcpt on Dry Gopds stores. Also general
aysoumeHl of llnltcrs Fuis and Trimmings. Combs.
Buttons, Threads, Brushes and seuiugsilks. Coun.
cry merchants and lie pubc generally are tespccf.
fully invited Co call aud examine for themselves
Our prizes cannot EGd 10 plane may n
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WHEELING, Va
- HE SUBSCRIBER T. now prerared. vi:h he
necessary machinery, AMI j. successfully
prosecuting the manufacture az Lard Cd ai his
est bItshment on Market iicy being enabled
with his pre- eut mach nrry 20 turn out about SIX
hundred "a Ions a Week, of OF tNat he warrants
equal To any manufactured ~ he IIlrcd States,
for all purposes equal To the test STCIm, ard 70
machlnCr. far superior 10 any other klnt Of oil.
He Is enabled TO sell AZ the lowest Cincinnati
prices. Mlllers machluists merchant. and other H
are invited e. give him cali, a he prepared to
sell wholesale or retail. on such terms as cannes
ruI 10 please. OH pur up ~ Barrels. Kegs, cans
or IN any manner or quantity To SHIt purchasers.
All orders promptly attended 20. Address
VI NARR.N.
Cash paid for Lard. mar
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MANUFACTURES.
WINDOW GLASS.

Va SlNMES Il JAMES II ROBERTS.
w respectfully rr'"rm he public that they
nave enier"e ui" 'u-artnC rslip ~ TIE manufacture
at Nini"W Glass ~ Ih" Glass Factory m South
"h"'ildg. where They Viii always keep on hand a
sleek "i Glass OF all sizes which they viii sell 10
"f'er ai Tic lowest rii"'s. Orders addressed t.,
'hr'n VII he Promptly filled wirh an article var.
''"'ed 10 Ice equal 10 any Cylinder Obs. mpn,,-
$50 '.' ''' weston country. dec 9S--t
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PEE.1 TIE EEOENE.

" T.IIIF. NIITs
"a REDUCTION or THE FARE!
fsA In consideration Of the pressure oG
lsGF6Ee1 The. times. che undersigned has rciu-
lAnFarssF cct rhr prices ui boarding and lodging
$500 1 SI On per dFv, uul the rate oi VIM 8
from s1 fn pee CO. IL fIb.ps vr'' rrif luu~
hcyrro-prr fs ha supplied with cyprv luxury the
market afords The Biuldlug is Toe largest
moss alrv, and combines wore comforts t9ou
any in the civ. ana ls not suJpl ssd by any no
tri ia IN Ws-t.
Every attention wills be given ty ,hc unler=rn-
rt, lIs agents. and seF.euts, 80 aCCumuI0. ate
those W no favor hui Wlgu call.
So r1uis, NAV g. Gm BENZ STICK My
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w W d s. ~. JIHESON.
d RETAIL DEALERS ~ HATS
AND CAPS
Wcsl ,lie Of VAN street. WLeeling. Va.

WcSi sale Of Nam street, Wheeling, Ia.
TEANE on hand aud are constantly manuiaCtur.
y ing general assortment uI superior Fur and
Silk hats. They have received the latest spring
fashions from New York add are now prepared
' supply Co order all sizes aud uuahl.rs, ia the
Resent or past style, as may suit customers,
Black snd DTah beov " aud aston, Pi9u
White Russia aud Napt Hats.
They also kccp ouhaUo an assortment Of plain
and fancy mems md hOEs fur and cloth caps,
all ct " htch they offer 20 their & 1UCTs aud he
public on he most pleasing terms.
AN orders from country merchants aWd 6C8 t.
ers PROMPTLY filled or the nos favorable terms.
Thankful for The liberal PATRONAGE they have
heretofore received they solicit a share VI pub
lIc patroN age which thCv are determined to de-
serve by prompt attention. personal apphC8 'IUn
20 business snd cheap nd flyOTs bic Yates
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GRAF 4 BALLENBERG,

ID ESPEC rFULLN ufOrm the CItlZrns Of Vince
IL ling, aud their rleads M general, that they
are HOw receiving their store, IN north asi
corner of Main street and Market alley, Their sec
Oud .pply of large ald sp endld assortment of
Spring aud sum uCT I; Jods. Persons before
chasing are invited 10 call aud eN anime their stock
and they will find a still greater reduction IN ihe
prices of Dry Goods. ILeir stock consists IN
part of an following desirable aTtIcIcs:
Woo! dyed Broad cloths vi every color aId qaa-
Iitv from 81, to - per yard. A good assortment
. of superior !anCy CasslmCrcs for SUMMER wear.
Premium CassIncts and Jeans for 25 cents and
upwards, of all co JT> ana qualities. super OF
4 .oudan Cashmeretts. Extra wide plai aud RIB
led GamhTOons. \ superior arucle Of Granduse'
las for sumner wear. iar-C assortment VI Lii
n .ufuRl Cotton stutls for pants. Superior Lon
don Alpaca and Saxon Cloths Parsltnne style
Oi BeZareucs, Lawns Mouslne de Lanes Chdl-
lcys. Silks, plain, Striped, Chene and cross bar
rel MatCOnI. eros C. Rhine, Gro de May, aud
pOuIt de Soc. Plain and figured, black and blue
black BombaZIucs. SCaEls and Manullas. fine
assortme. q of Cravats and s.arfs for Ladies'
Moustu De Lains, Black Fillct, Mohar and silk
showl-. Jacouctt, Null Cambria, be- k, and lace
husiIus. A large assortment OF LIs.e Lace Ed
ginIs. Scotch, EarstOu and Manchester Cling
h9ms. Umbrellas and ParasOis ylY cheap 4
large stock ul Palm HAS, Musqueto Bars. a
large and very cheap stock Of Z, owes and hosiery
Together with thirty thousand yards Of Muslin
and Calico from , 10 - cents per ward. County
AIeI chants viii find much to their advantsgc
u call and examine their stock, and they wilt be
convinced that they can purchase their goods OF
at Eastern prices.
on'tforget to call at the Great western.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-09
INSURANCE..

81 D lSKS will he taken v the FIRE g. MARINE
& a INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
az ME ioaceA rates On
Buildings ofa! kinds, ST ne, brIck or wooden
aid their contents:
Sleanooa'si factories; mills &c.
Furniture:
And merchandise ofall kinds.
And aEaInstail dangers attending the trans
porlation of good on rivers, lakes, seas canals
and railroads
+ T the character Of the company as to pr mp
igude and hboraIiy Ia The adjustment nd pa e.
ment Of losses we beg Leave o. refer To the mcr-
chants Of TINS place sad elsewhere VINO have had
the adjustment 4 CLAIMS upon us. aUCi
Office n Main St - LAMB SCFv