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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-19
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

RURT & MASON offer for sale The folloyioo
ny G0"ds, { IoHs, CaSSimeres, DC.
20 ps blue black and fancy colored Broadcloths and
me Beaver Cloihs' 10 pieces blue black, fancy col.
o'eu ana rieh6h ouckskln Cassimeres and fine Sat
laeits; splendid cashmere, merino. velvet. Main and
figured, satin, valentia and toilemett yes,inos. ~
doz rubber and common Suspenders. Trnnu,Dg,
Dress coat, over coat, vest aud pant buttons. cua,
cords ana bindings, best Italian sew incs and twist.
paien, threat; wlgqan; black, brown and white Uol.
amos oisck ana colofed selicies. worsied and silk
siIges; plaid iatings; common and super black and
colored velyeis; iurs, lancy and black YES, bindinps.
black w%addine; padding; cssva,s, &c. all o( The
best style and quality.
StK Goods, dc. 20 pr aipaccas. some very en-.
peuor silk warp lusired and figured; fine and com.
mon slpinesi 80 ps m. de lanes, chussus, Grape de
lanes and hg. bUmbazines: black. bIue bl,ct and
colored silks for dresses; viciuria plsids. hat silk.
green hor7ge; fine ana common Italian cfap.S. ,Ich
six and plain silk hdkfs. and scatfs FIR peo,lenep.
velvet and SILK points: splendid hat ran and beck
ribbons, black aud coiored velvet ribb,ns. 40 doz
splendid eimps aud hinceS, Of Various cuiors and
"id'ts' noe and common linen csmbric hdkf-; fine
sDd eon'mpn linen cambtc; long lawns; SLACK and
coiored SILK and cotton relvels: flag, poneee and
sPiialheid hdkfs; black lace, green white and BLACK
gauza walls lsces, drglncs and Inseuines, a rare
variety crimp dirhiy, canbfics. nuslins and lawns
81 every style; muslin collars, silk mefino. wooden.
danssk worsied, Edinboro, cotton and brochs
sna"ls' NE ois0yfncnf DIosf rupert; colored hlren-
ces; ofapelisse winter spugs, silk, florence. straw
and willow bonnels OF latest siyle: florence ttin.
mingsi 500 yds oolored o~smbrics; nbon wire: chm.
bonnet reeds wtalebone, foundation; crown lininss :.
chine and common ginghsms; drsp de lyon; psper
eainono' 20 ooz spool rulton, weiing cord, hooks
ana eyes agate and pearl shlu buttons: ze9hyr
worsleoi patterns snd needles; victoria robss
C!0reS end Hcsisr1. Super and common hid
cotton and buck gloves; ladies super black and
mode ktd gloves; also ieilei. plain silk aid cotton
gloves ~ofsled Hiiis: gent. cotton, worsied and
wooden bali hose, ladies' super and common cotton.
knil'uohed worsIed memo and Cashmere rich hose
iran L@ntn'' fe. 10 p eommon, fine, ssper and
extra hne lnsh linens. brown damask ts5e caves.
white and colorsd table linen, 81 To 1914 SQUARE.
brown Russia, haestUe, bfdseys andscoleh o,sDer
Inca napkins, lo~sling, dc.
RJilsod, OF. IL isig. nu
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-19
STATE ELECTIONS

Georgia. Returns from all bu, twelve counties
have been received al counties show a complete
wing gain Of eta. The locos ale thunder struck .
ior Their prostration is complete.
Maryland. Is Wing all over-msjori,y in the lie.
g'sia'ure on joint ballot, i7-securing a whig u. 5.
Senator for SIX years to come.
Pena'yiran,a. The reiuras from Penn. show a
good many changes, exceedingly gratifying to the
wings. Some Districts, The strongest holds Of To-.
cofocoism, have wheeled into line and given hand.
some wing maJori,ics. The result thus far for mem.
bers o. Consross stand 10 wings, 10 locos, and two
iregulars.
Quo. The frs, gun from Ohio, is ominous. The
Globe eroans, and appears crest fallen for in sew
era' OF the southern and central counties where To-.
coiocoism had strong holds, the wings have carried
The day. The state was dis,ricied so as to give the
locos fourteen members Of Congress, 10 the wings
7-iherefore We can hardly expec, a majority. Sill
the returns thus far look like il. In ten districts
six wings, to four locos have been elected.
Nete Jersey. The wings have been completely
routed, and have elected only one member TO Con.
sress.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-19

srtcrBs W. john Bower. of Addison commit.
led suicide b, hasgipg himself IN b., barn. on he
~ lost lie wss respected ~ all that knew him
and bad sissy' maintained a CONSISTENT moral asd
religious character.
hAPpears Ne had disposed Of hh. old fern IN Ad.
olson and purchased another In wes,pon v. Y
s"d IN making tc exchange los, about $500. The
IDEA Of leaving his old home beside. the lows Of uo.
ney &c. - ~fough, uron his mind. as to produce
pafi'al insanity ADD after sending OF one load
o. goods he proceeded to the ban. where 10 wa,
soon 'oSnd hanging with h. neck broken. We
learn he left a wife and four ANAL children.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-19
Tailoring.
Tailoring.

THE Subscriber. grateful to his friends and the
II public for past fsvoFs, continues to receive N,
New York and PHILADELPHIA fashions. eating and
making done Ia a manner that must give safisfse.
ton, while bis prices shall conform with the times
Ia brief. Tailoring in all iis variety. will he attend
Ell 10 any work executed >, las shop Will be war
ranisd. JOHN GUILTY.
Rutland. Oct. iG. 1853. t2H
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-19
New Arrival.

A NEW stock Of Crooks choice cutlery is now
IA offered at reduced prices, at the Rutland Book
store. LSO,
This day received, a new supply of ladies' Wal
lets; Gentlemen's pocket, do; segar cases; indeli.
bic ink; PERCUSSION caps; letter folders; tooth brush
es; Adams flesh do; sand boxes; letter stamps;
india rubber court plaster; French Papcteries, &c.
&c. for sale at STODDARD'S.
received this week.
Rutland, Oct. Is, 1913. 4o:41
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-19

and lots No. four and FIVE in the frs, range and lot
No. FIVE in the second range of Steele's Clip, so
called, each containing one bundled actes, said lots
owned by Lucius and Benjamin b. Bri,ton; the IN
paid tax on said lots amounts TO two dollars. Also
lot No. four in the third range Of Sieele's Clip, so
called, owned by Asa b. Foster; the unpaid tax on
said lot amounts 10 three dollars and forty six cents;
And so much of said land will be sold atpublic auc-
lion at The dwelling house of Benjamin Britton in
said town Of Mt. Tabor, on the third Thursday OF
November next, a, ten o'clock forenoon, as shall be
requisite to discharge said taxes, with costs, unless
previously pail.
Dated al Mt. Tabor. this eth day Of Sept. Is43.
BENJAMIN Is. BRITTON,
4244 First Constable.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-19

bs'sias Of ne Parl.oa Of Ssruh.a. Ga wednes-
h''hlns last about 4 O'Clock fire was discover
''e4khs out IN Two places though tie roof,
s9ieai 50 rptdly all efforts - save lie
-"a'hg proved Intellectual by lhe timely eIef-
o. Tie FIRE companies and citizens, no other
'-.o'ags were burnt.
'e fssihon was one Of The largest houses in
'-tog'' and was owned by Mr. Quaekenbush ~
ioft' md insured hr $4,000. The fUrni-
70 ~'' Insured iOr $4,000. a pan ofh MAS saved.
~ are Supposed 70 be the work o. an iacendisry.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-19
MARRIED.

In Orwell, on the 4ii inst. by Rev. Dana Lamb,
~ Z. NJ. Fletcher OF Bridpori, 10 Mss AIDE liza A..
Hammond, of the former place.
In Mendon, on tie ith inst, by Rev. J. ~ Rock
wood, Mr. Wilson G.. Parker, OF Woodstock, to Miss
Emily Richardson Of the former place.
In Pittsiord, on tie 9th inst, by Rev. Aldace
Walker Of West Rutland, Mr. James NJ. Chatlerton.
oiihis town, 10 Miss Francis NJ. Hitch cock OF the
former place.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-19
AUCTION.

WtLL be sold at pubic vendue on the Goth "a,
W OF inst. Oct, at 10 A. NJ, al the house of VIII.
lam Davis in Mendon, a number Of Particles of Farm.
ing Tools, such as Flows, I~Iartows, Wagon, Cart,
one an two horse Harnesses, Sleighs, Chains, Crow
bars, &c, &c. Also a few hives OF Bees. Terms
Cash or good notes three and six months.
GEORGE Il. HODGES,
for Assignees Of William Davis.
Rutland, Oct. 10, 1913. 4ai4
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-19

We are obliged to exclude much Of the matter
prepired for o d avs paper i'll order to lay The Gov
efnor's Message before our readers a. early as pos.
sible.
The Legislature are driving business hard, and
will soon begin to talk Of fIin. upon a day to ad-
Jogrn. The County nominations were mostly made
on Saturday last. The only change in this county
is OF the side judges. Ezra June Esq. of Brandon
is nominated for one, the other vacancy no, filled.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-19

AZ a Convention Of the Protes,an, Episcopal
'hurch held at concord n. II. Rev. Carlton Chas.
D. OF Bellows Falls was unanimously elected
bishop Of the Diocese Of New Hampshire. Mr.
chase has been Rector Of Emmanuel Church, Bel
lows Falls for mole than twenty years, and viii
probably accent of Tho Call
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-19

a Scopion ~ Logrood-A man called ON DR..
De'An' IA \. York, un Monday morning in gleai
anxiety, bringing with him a scorpion four inches
long, that cam out from the hollow end OF a stick
OF logwood which he WAS saving and bit one Of HI.
fingers. The finger was a good deal swollen and
The Inflammation rapidly Increasing. The circum.
stance shows that some caution Is necessar, IA
dealing with hollow wood from The climate Of Vi.
pers.-lBosl. Nal.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-19
Notice.

NOTICE is hereby piTen, that | hsve ibi, dsy
~ given my son Dudlsy 4. sunger hi, time IN
vi he arrives Al lawful age. and thai suihofile him
10 Transact al. business fot himself. and will claim
none of his earnings, Dnr be accountable Tor aay Of
hs debts. sisr this date.
MILO MUNGER
Orwell, od. Oh, 1919. gu
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-19

CALpw ELL & co.
HAVE Iusi received from the South m er,.n.
81 ave assortment OF fsll Gss,ds. which .iN b.
sold a, the lowest prices fof Rsssv Psy.
DRY GOODS
Broadeloihs from $3.50 upwards. sauin,,. SOC
up l~esung-, Tiekine,. he L,ins. Bomiasine.
Shectine>' Linens, Alpsccas. Noalen plaids, Drl.
anss' Musi'n', Ginghams, Shawls. Fl.nnel.. Jsoo.
nets, silks, Zephyr Wo,s,ed. HOSIERY, L.sces. Ser.
ees' &C. &c A inll assortment OF fsilor's Tim,
ainss- hdengs from one cent per yard, upwards
Bonnet, Cap and neck Ribbon
Boots nd shoes.
Every variety of Mems Womon's and Children.
wear Heavy boots from y to ~ per pair. Bro
gans ftom Zoe 10 $40 81 pair. Fine Nd walk.
ing Shoes from Loo to SI,e5. Slip. from o. cts Il
sl,00. Children's Shoes from 20 cts, on. Gate,
Boots from as To $500. RIbbers, Moecasins, sc
GROCERIES,
Sugars, nolssses, Teas, Coffee, Tobacco, Oils
Soap. Candies. &c.
FLOUR, SALT, NAILS.
In conclusion. the subscribers beg leave 10 So,
that their business mrsi be confined strictly q, The
Ready P0y System. The fact has been settled tina
the Cash PrIncipie is the only sal. and profitable me
both for The buyer and seller. We will take mos
kinds OF County Produce Ia exchange for goods, q
Cash Prices. Thankful for the favor already es
tended to us, respectfully solicit a continuance.
WANTED
Corn, Oats, Better, Cheese, &c. in exchange for
Goods.
w. L. CALDWELL.
HIRAM EDDY.
Whitehall, October, 1914. 42i5
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n o L c +

lHE nonresident proprietors Of the town Of Mt.
labor, IN The county Of Rutland, arc hereby
notified iha, the taxes assessed by said town within
The year next preceding this date, remain either in
whole or part unpaid on the following described
lands in said town, 10 wit
Original PToprletors. M. Of No. Ranpc- Div mind
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-19

Senator Lam, OF Missouri, was found dead in his
bed at his residence in Ste. Genevieve, on The Sd
inst. lie had been i'll for some time, laborlng under
an affection OF the heart.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-19

EnrroEs DowS.-Boih The editors Of The Mobile
Register were taken down With the yelos fever on
ihe 30ih ui-. aud unable 10 attend 10 their dulles
.One Of them was robbed a few days ago, Of sbog,
e. 600. Hard l3ek,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-19
Oil, Paints, Sc.

PEST Linseed, Sperm and Winter Oil Sea FL
- ephant Oil, a superior article for burning in
cold weather; Spanish and Paris White White
Lead, Venetian Red, and Dye Stufs Of all sorts.
I'D, Cd, Sd, lOI. IL, and god Nail. and Spikes, for
sale al small prices, by
MERRILL & AiNSWORTH.
N. b. Being DESTROYS of sustaining the repu,a-
ton Of Casileton, as The place where goods general.
ly can be obtained at from 10 to 90 per cent. less
man most other places in this section, we shall sell
the above and all other goods, at the most reasona.
bic rates.
Casile,on, Oct. 10. aoAa
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Buffalo Robes.

BARRETT & co. have on hand and for sale
- One Bale Superior lodian Tanned Buffalo
Robes, at prices much less Than heretofore offered.
Oct. l6, 1913. Ao11
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u POtatOes. I'm

THOSE who have agreed to bring US Potatoes
l. IN payment for the Herald, are reminded that
the lime has arrived when they should be delivered.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-19
STOVES.

RAhkETr d co. nave on hand and hr SAL.
- Psflof, Air T'ght, Cooking end Boz stoves
lfon TIE Fiu,fofa snd bisoeon furnaces.
Oct, 81, 1919 co.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-19
DIED.

A, Sparta, Illinois, Mr. Henry S. Curliss, aged
IS.
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OCTOBER
Fresh supply! Fall stock! :!
GREAT BARGAINS.
CAInM ca

NJ Tao Door NortA Of WAiieAaa BaAk.rr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-19
Pulled Wool & Tags.

y A0n Lbs. Pulled Wool and Tags, wanted
E.OOO Immediately, and the highest price
paid by MERRILL O. AlNSWORTH.
Casileion, Oct. 10. ao44
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-21
TIN ksuEETIRDS WARE.

COPPER TIN 4 SHEETIRDS WARE.
p ME SUBSCRIBER vuuli iui'uu hs ull GUS
tunrrs uud nv public generally. that he sirll
continues 90 mauuilciurr the ahuNc arirlcs, m at
their varieties. a. his old stand On OuI ~ StTert.
WHEELING VA OBBlN of all kuds done
stlhe shortest u"iicc. Houses covered With COP
PER TIN. ZINC. or SHEET IRON, ~, the ms
approved plan AMI reasonable tem-s. From his ~
pcrence in this business, he nait,r> himself that he
will be able Co give general Satisfaction. SPOUT
\ tor houses. OF every kud. -Ize aud price made
tr order with prpmpincss aud despatch. lie alan
continues ilr manufacture oi RUSSIA Iron
GP.,TES tor dwellings, either plain or nncy.-
These crates fr comfort, convenience and beauty
add greatly To the finish at a parlor.
ALSO. on hand a variety Of patterns ofCOOKlNG
STOVES eiihcr Tor wool or coal, suitable for II ,trlS.
Steamboats, or Trivaic families. Which cann't h.,
surpassed by any m tins market. either - utinIy or
price. all oi vhIch he l. determined tn sell al The
mast reduced prices for Cash sr mp 'rnved batter.
mar 23l TlIOS G. CULBERTSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-21
GOISU HIP TION
CAN BE CURED
BY O'NEILL,S CATuOLICON.

THE following leiierls from a veteran physi-
can, whose service IN a = Navy Ofthe Unued
States rs " II as his long ard successful practice
IN thls county have gained for aim an elevated
TANK as mcnher of the Medical faculty..
Lloertystown Frederick co. Md. Jan 18th, 1872.
MrP ON ill-Delr Sir-It : with great plea
sure, mat i send you an account % the most
extraordinary cure that have ever witnessed IN
the whole cuurN e OF INV p~Tac'lce The easel altude
TO Is that of my sou Howard, aged twenty years,
ana L call Il extraordinary because 10 wIs con-
sumption of the lungs, attended with all ITS
concomitant train of uueTriug symptoms. 10 VII:
"A pain n the breast, hacking cough, drynosS
IN the pain of the hands, great cmac'atlnn, Hush
ing of the checks, night swcais, ". Ana 10 add
TO the ca dialogue of hs Ills, ne mad an aggravated
form OF Bronchitis, with ulcernuon oithe thToal'
palate aud root of the mouth. In snort. MS wh'Ic
system was scrufulOuS, aud there were various
ulcers on hi head, body ami lImhs Inc disease
had been p.Cylng on his constitution Tor seven
years. Every ling that ;he 50 ICItrde oi a parent
could Suggc~I, or the skill of eight or ten IhE~l-
ciuns could dcylsc,hId been exhausted upon ham.
] considered ms case beyond tEe r,a"h Of med
cine, and hope ltseli had Abandoned rs. .N,tShW
nothing for HIM bat death, anu that swiftly 40
preaching. While the poor fellow la ~ tins
priablc condition, J was watching with great
interest the imprO' Cment which your Catholc"n
was i..akIng IN the health of my worthy nClguhO'
Jesse I.audIs. r. q, whose case was CLEARLY a
consumption, aud when | fO,nt hat your m,di
cine had restored him 10 vigorous ht aIh. a va Il
hone seemed t7 daNu on {. e case Of ms afflicted
son. | had no doubt. from what had seen of us
Eff ,acv. that Il would be ofbcl,it 10 auu. bat 10
procure for Inn \ nos rum uithc component parts
of which had no knowledge wuu'C have bee. e
departure from the course usiaily pursu Of 10y
physicians. Here there arose q -uu-g.c 1.twr'u
profess Ouul pride ANA the lee uES OF "a la'htT LOT
his child. The latter soon pretpmluatcCi ! got
him to using your Catauil"un ~
about a month there was a visible IMPROVEMENT
in his health; he then ,au-ht cold watch lhftW
back cons derabtv: he. however, psrslvtTtd
with the medicine aud again began to improve
his pains aHd soreness Ia tla chest left
him. the ulcers gradually healed, his appetite
evlry symptoms had vanished, aud all
By the sole use of yOIr CallDiIcuu Tor the space
# SIX muatus. thus, my dear SIR, has Your val
Iab'e remedy restored the health ui my -ou,vh o /
toleunI on the verge Of the grave, and |
be guilty Of deep IngrauWde. and gross
Injustice 10 YOU, # withheld nay testimony of
.he a. teratv e, purifying and sauatlv properties Of
,uur CaihpicOn. JOHN W DORSEY, VI ID.
For sal, by JOHN FISHER,
Jun Vine iIug, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-21
aug %
-NMANCERY SHE

n VIM SNLLs- Pursuant lO q de.
" cree made by the Circuit Superior Court of
Law AID Chancery for OHIO county. on The tenth
day OF June 1913, ~ q suit ~ Chauccry therein
pending between TIE MERCHANTS AND
MECHANICS BANK OF WHEELING. Com.
plananti aud WILLIAM b TYSON. and oilers.
Defendants. | will "n MONDAY. THE SECOND
DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT. Qs43l proceed To
sell at public auction. heiure the iruI door IL the
Court House OF Ono cuuriy. commencing said sale
at eleven o''IoJR,-A NJ al thai certain me.suago.
tenement and Lot OF ground situated un Fourth street
in The cuy OF Wheeling, ia said county. ON which
the said William B Tyson lately resided. being the
lot ct = round Designated on the plat OF said CITY O,
LOT NUMBER SIX IN SQUARE NUMBER
FIFTEEN, together Ith al the teucmeurs heredI
inmenis and appureunnccs rhereuuro belonging. ur
The following TERMS or SALE, VIZ the nur chas,
money 10 be p~oyublei u three equal instruments. IT.
one, two and Three years, respectively, from rMe da,
OF sale, each bearing interest from the day Of sale
and 20 toe secured by bond with reasonable serurry
md tho title To be retained as u further security mn
al payment in full. ISAAC w MITCHELL.
aug . Is Commissioner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-21
ECLECTIC SCHOOL
BOOKS
SOLD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL By
STEPHENSON q HAsWELL.
Union Street, Wheeling.
NOTICE 10 BTILDERs.

THE subscribers have on hand and offer for
sale AZ very reduced prices, a large assortment
OF GROWN WINDOW GLA IS OF every size
either wholesale or retail. They would recon-
mend those who wish 4 good, durable and hand
some aTIcle To call AID examine before supplying
themselves elsewhere, as II Will positively b. sid
al puces TO suit the times.
NJ 81 X II SWEENEY & co.
They have also on hand as usual AT their store
room on. Monroe street, every variety of FLINT
GLASSWARE Of tgCIr own manufacture, and a
well selected stock Of QUEENSWARE Of the
very best quality, low for cash. may %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-21
TRUSTEES SALE,

Try Virtue Ofa d. ed ofTIusi dated the 10Th day
- Of CtObeT 1912, executed by Hiram Marin
TO me as tu tee, To secure the pa. ment Of GER
tam debts IN SAID deed mentioned, | shall offer
at public sale To the hIghes bidder, al the front
door Of the Court House on Thursday The 10Th
day OF August next, the following described real
pr, perry, VIZ: lot No ~, situate on The NOTth side
Ol Water street, IN that part Of Middle Whee ling
laIi OIL into lots by Noah Zane, John Saw cett
and others.
Also, tot number 1875, IN East Wheeling, and
on which IS erected a good brick m
Tn title 10 the above property Is believed to
be lndlsputable but selling as trustee shall only
convey such TILE a. Is vested In me by said deed.
Terms Of Saie-5F5O cash will bc rrqulcd. the
balance IN two equal payments, nj E and ~
months, and the title To be Te'uined until the
purchase mohey shall be paid
JAS A CLARKE,
Jy 81 Is Trustee.
The above sale Is postponed un'i' MUnda he 23d
day uf o lo5er next. JAMES a C. ARKE.
Sept q Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-21

" ELL, MOORE & CO.-FaSt Mail Coach
y Leaves Wheeling daily at 7 O'clock. p NJ.
AZ hours 90 Cincinnati
Pdoi Conch. leaves Wheeling daily NJ 6 O'Clock
a. ~. Is hours io Cincinnati. Fare So.
ID TJ'lm1dge's Gani L'eH C0nch leaves Vince.
ling daily att p. VI - hours 10 MaysvIlle Fare
S o..
~ Extras furnished at 90 lines. in Inc ahove
lines 90 parties. with The privilege flying by at night
or not as they cIouse.
OFre No. sc Water ST. WHEELING. Va
aug 30 J MESKINEN. AGENT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-21

Lat ,,tat makes var teeth 81 unusually
/ Ouoth JrsL's DulCIua. 10 hlm ta,hcr M .ht
To make y,urs look so, Win a grin, repIlrd Josh
I've bought YOU a bottle OF Thorn's l o"th "Asn'
IT'S the best now n use, 50 the genie lulN> S'l
Aud since they've tucd tins, cast all others away
RIM 20 rr,,y, n the L,st 10 make the teeth SHINE
Look a.aIu. nv dear Sal NJ the i.is'rc 'I ml"''
Then try this great foot Wash,
Tne rcahcrrv Tooth \ ash, -,
Aud 80 4 the Tpnin "a ash of Ihrrn, Is not hue!
4 NDNJ' Recommendations TO lhe ""o''r"C
- the following. III
Hayrng trcd y 'Thorn's Tea berry Iooih
Wash aud becpme acquainted with the lhE't
,ufs gifts tompo-Iuou, / ch-crfu'.y saw, consid-
cr a one Of the safest a Il Is one III me m'S'
peasant tooth washes now III use. - nun
u y rfsbyr m Srri Is 1912. Dentist
take pleasure IN stating, aittr hdNin- ma e
MS, of 'Thoru's Tea B. my IOuth Wash, thaiti Is
one Df he best dcatrfcCs m use. Beng ~ u
gurt 'nrm 10 combines nUa'ntss with conNcn tHcC
While Do clrauses the enamel aud removes the
= au,t peculiarly desirable. } IlBBll -:
The undersigned hJvCUscd IhorfS compound
Tea berry tooth wash lUu nave found II 20 lie
an ext tmc,y pleasant drntrirlce, exercising a
mos, salufuIv Influence over the teeth and gums;
those INDISPENSABLE members from
premature decay, preventing the accumulation of
Tartar ard purifying the Breath. Having thor
OUghly tested ITS virtues, we take pleasure IN lC-
commenting Il TO the public, bcllevlnSI II 10 be
the hest article ofthe hind now IN use.
NJ Y Bl.KISON. JAMES L ACK
ROBr IL PEBBLES, CUIAS b SCULLY.
G. DARRAGIL, WA MCNNDLESS.
II l. RINGWALT, LEONARD $ JOHNS,
J NJ NlOORHEAD. JAS : CRAFT.
For sale by JAS BAKER. Wheeling, Va
feb 5 ly