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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-27

lie, send feet OF heavy afrned and well
manned steamboats, 10 protect our rights IN the fer.
tile and val 'able valley OF the Columbia river"
LoERoH Tunes
81 the British, n seems place great value y Don
the Oregor Terr"ry, and The fact stands ia bold
contrast 10 me i"dh renee OF our own people upon
the same subject IL Is evident that II Conprc.,
does not Immediately take measures TO secure our
peaceabe pruprlcnrship ia that dlrsciiou we sh al
be saved The noccssly OF Its Occupation, except at
the point Of the bayobet.
Altogether. the news looks warlike. The fright
ct search winch SIR Robert Pee, has modified IA
ais denomination 10 The right OF sr'aiion"-in our
opinion. distinction without n diltrence''-ls
RAPIDLY being made threatening subject OF quarrel
The United States never submit to sach claim.
aud we trust never t0H Great BriaIn has made
up her mind TO insist up1n ~; aud. undor us new
nil" - endeay"ri < % coax France into an acLnn,v.
lelgenehi OF ils equity --Ph,LId SPIRIT Of c Tunes
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-27

MARNED-At MadronviIIs, gT.1) on Wednes
day. 5h rnsi by the Rev W a Sr1ft. DAVID UAD.
DIN, ESQ of New Orleans, 90 Mrs ELIZABETH
HAZARD. " lhe former place
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-27

MR. CLAY At HOME The Lexington. XIV,
lntelhgencer Of the Tth instant says-Mr Clay
reached home on las return iron thc south ycster-
day, hI, health much improved ~ his travels-
Although his Jnurney was uIderta ken solely on p.i.
vae business, yet hts progress throughout has had
the character Of n trIumphal procession. Nor has
this been the result of party feeling or an auemp,
at display for party effect Pauy feeling seems eV.
cry where 10 have been laid aside and forgotten IN
The anxious desire Of men Of all parties. 10 pay a
deserved tribute Of respect and admiration TO a
salesman aud patriot. whose whole lie has been
spest m the service Of his cpuniry, aud who hn.
contributed So much 10 tho honor AID glory of a
country that we all. ofevery p,liical parry, love.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-13
NEW hooks.

TENIIE WESTMINSTER Confession orFAITH.
a The LII, of Thum.s M'Cre
CiuOde's BITTER COVENANT
Fishers CATECHISM,
BroHB's shorter CATECHISM,
Agrew OF the SABBATH,
LAST DAYS Of eminent CHRISTIANS.
An AnIidule To the Miseries of HUMAN LIFE.
Psalms and Hymns used in the Presbyterian church.
The CONFESSION OF FAITH,
Bibles. Payer b 'Oks. Methodist Hymns, Sermons,
Lectures. &c &c. E,r sale " hn sale and retail by
STEPHENSON q HASWELL.
adjoining Pryur's Drug Store.
mar l0tG&A1 Uni,n street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-13
TRUSTEES SALE

II Df Virtue OF a deed ni Trust from Dana Hnb-
I'D bard 10 me, dated March %, 1888 and. 70.
Corded in the CLERKS ofFire Of Ono county if deed
hDuk No D. page $40. / shall proceed 10 sell on
W. dnesday the eighth day Of March 943 az The
front door fine house Of sad county at o..
clock Z NJ for ready money. 10 the highest and best
bidder. The following properly. viz:
LpIs No |, ? and IN the ninth square ia the
lJwer town Of Wheeling, on which are erected
valuable steam mill and sash factory
Also. lots No 6, 7, g. 9. TO- ii and IL in East
or Middle Wheeling, lad out by Peter YurnAll aud
others.
Also.a valuable farm on Wheeling ereek in Ohio
ceGniy. containing one hundred ard eighty niaa
acres, being the same conveyed 10 sail Hubbard by
John M'Lure, adjoining the lands Of Z jacob and
others
Selling rs trustee, will convey such lille a. il
vested IN me by said deed " lrus.
feb IL JOHN LIST. Trustee.
The sale Of the above property - postponed, by
consent. until Friday, Oath March. 1919
March J. LlSr. Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-13
m REILLY.

No I67 West eide of Markst square
TVAS IN store. add is dsily receiving large and
well selected stock " groceries and Eauars
,yhich he will cell either wholesale % RETAIL. eos
rpsh ~ approved trade ~ prices 10 suit thess hard
lines lie would particularly invite dealers in
liquors 90 coll end examine his siosk of vines.
urandies, gin. Sc Havirga terrifying establish
ment in CONSTANT operation be a. al tiupes fur.
pish his customers with on arclo Of Rcciifcd
Nhtskcy. which ior purity and flavor csnuri be er.
eel Cd 10 me West msrg
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t'ONSUMPTION OF Tile LIINGS,

Affections Of the Lirer, asthma, Bronchitis,
Pains or Weakness Of the Breast or Lungs
ChToatc Coughs, PieuTiSy Hcmorrhdge Of the
Lungs, and all affections sf abe I-ULm0Rsry
Organs
NATURES OWN PRESCRIPTION.
compound Balsamc prepai alton of the Pru-
mas PirsiHidnd or Wild cherry Bark combined
with the Extract Of Tar, prepar d bv a new
chemical .rocess, approved and recommended
by the most dIStlngu -hed physCinns, and UNI
versally acknowledged the most valuable medi
cine ever dI recovered.
NO QUACKERY!!! NO DECEPrI
In setting forth the virtues of this truly great
medicine, we have no d sire 10 deceive those
who are lssorlng under artiicuon, nor do we Wish
TO eulogiZe II more than u justly deserves. Yet
when we look around and see he vast amount
OF suffering and distress OccasDned by many Of
the Diseases IN which this medicine has Or, we'd
highly successful, we feel at " ca n not urge
ITS CLAIMS too strongly, or saw too much IN its
VAR ,us remedesit is true have been offered and
pulled into nouce for the cure ofdseases of the
useful, but OF all that have yet been discovered,
Il Is admIIied by physicians and all who have
witnessed its effects, that none has proved as
successful a ~. Sunhed . nj, are theth
SURPRISING VIRTUES
OF this Balsam, that even in the advanced stages
OF cCNsUMPTIoN, after all the most esteSIneu
remedies of physicians have failed To effect any
change, the use OF this medicine has been pro-
duciiye of the most astonishing re Ief { nd
actually effected cures alter all hopes Of recovery
had been despaired Of
-" 'S ~ % S'"-Ss ~ 'Hne ulsSdSe, teIHtu "a
tdrThdl Consumption, originating from neglected
COLDS, II has been used with underwriting
success and hundreds acknowledge they o we the
restoration of their health To this invaluable
medicine alOne. In that form of conSumpfiCn so
prev alent amongst delicate young femal, >, com
monty termed debiiiy,sr
GOING INTO A DEFINE"
A. complaint with which thou sands are lingering
1t has so proved highly successful, and not only
possesses the power ofchecking The progress of
This alarming complaint, but also strength IS
and InvlgOrates the system more etfectually than
a.y medlcIae we have ever possessed.
b. sidesltS surprising efficacy IN Consumption,
II IS equally effcaclOus in Lirer Com plants,
Asthma, Bronchitis, and all affections of the
lungs, and has cured many of the most Estimate
cases. after every other remedy haJ failed.
AZ we hdvo already published numerous certif-
ca es from the highest authority, which prove it's
virtues beyond all doubt, we consider u unne-
cessary TO exhibit long list Of them IN this
pl zee, and will only mention few - s. 8, to
snow what IL has done
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Corresp.,I.den, ui h Times.
WASHINGTON. March 8. 1919.

The Hon Nj Porter entered upon the dunes ui
his "ffice today. WISE has determined To run Car
Gong ress, and accordingly comes uui this nnrnii &
il the Madi-onian iih circular To his cOustiiu-
entr,
Gushing and Profit will attend TIE New YorS
meeting aui MIKE speeches.
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w. w. & S. n. JIlIESON.
g. RETAIL DEALERS IN HATS
AND CAPS

MD ONTC.
West side Of Main street. Wheeling, Va.
TTAVE on hand and are constantly manulactur.
Jog q general assortment of superior Pur and
Silk hats. They have received the latest spring
fashions from New York add are nov prepared
supply to order all sizes aud qualities, m the
PRESENT or past style, as may suit customers.
Black add Drsb beavi " and Ca 3tor, Plain
White Russia aud Napt Hats.
They also keep on b ard an assOrtme tent ofplain
and fancy mems aud boys fur and cloth caps,
ell Of which they offer 20 their customers and the
public on no most pleasing terms.
All orders from country merchants end deal
ers promptly filed on The mos favorable terms.
Thankful for he liberal patronage they have
heretofore received, they solicit share sf pub.
lie patronage which they are determined % de-
serve BY prompt attention, personal application
% business and cheap and favOr5 bic yates.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-13

We learn from the New Orleans Bulletin Of the
2S'h ult that during MIR Gays passage from vics.
hurgh Ia Jackson. (NIIss the car in which he and
his sort W s senie ran of the track. while the
la u was under full hradway. and jumped alcng
tue cr'>s ilmbeIs iur quarter Of mile, when il
broke DIV without the slightest injury TO any one.
Mr. c. and his friends ihr Ink seats ia an another
car anil proceeded safely To Jackson.
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Fr,n me Bonon AHA
TOWN EEEt-TION

lCNNN Et-f.O. lION
In the Town Elections which took place on
Monday last. So iar we have heard fr,m them.
the wings have beeh successful. Deeply they
have felt the umToriance OF having Inc contn,I of
the elections of the next inl. IN securing fairness
aud iTpaTIiRliIy nj the ballot b,xs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-13

ftCATAN 1.-The brig Coral arrived AT New o D..
leans on The % uli. from Camperc hy. which place
he left on the 9th ulr. On The day which
the Coral saI'ed The city OF CamPeachy placed
under martial law, so render the resistance
efecIual
o. the 9Th ulr. the C. along side he MeIi
can heei,an1 on the evening follow ing srrried
ion was inugh between the Mexican s'eamrr
Gandnloupe and the Csmpeachy gun bnss, whW h
resulted IN the inrmes being beaten off. During
the Tins an inrCsssut canon aiding WINS kept from
the eminence and forts. wnch Continued ul 4
o'cu, the 18Th ulr.. and distinctly heard on
ard the G. raj, which vessel was Gecalmed IN the
ueIghboThUod.
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WHILE LIFE REMAINS
WE HAVE STILL. SOME HOPE

WE HAVE > I'LL SOAiE HOPE.
A SURPRISING CURE.-Among the many
singular cures which this medicine has effected,
there IS perhaps none IN which It's powers So
ia ~ shown as IN the case of Mrs Austin
This Lady had been consumptlve tor several
years, aud during the greater part Of this time
had received the best medical attention, and tried
all re most valuable remedies, yet morning could
be fOrnd to arrest its progress. She beca me
subject TO Violent fits of coughing. expCctorated
large quantities of matter oc 'asiOnally tinged
with blood, and step by step this fearful disease
continued It's course, until all hopes of a recovery
was entirely despaired of. While IN this dis
tressing situation, in-eTing upOn the very verge
Of the grave, she commenced The use Of this
Balsam, which, To use her own expression.
operated al most like a charm. In few days
she expcc iOrated freely, the cough was gradually
suppressed, auJ every day appeared 10 add fresh
vIgoT TO her looks, aud now, IN the place of that
EN- aclaie ed form whitening TO decay, she is seen
mInglinein society, IN better health than she has
enjoyed for wears.
DIsINTEREsTEp TESTIMONY Having witness
ed the surprising efficacy of Or WIstaT's Baisam
Of Wild cherry, in the case Of Mrs Austin,
cheerfully acknowledge the above statement to
C WALTERS, ND.
WOodstOwn, Sept 4, 1871.
Dear Sir:-Although YOUR Invaluable medicine
has already found hundreds of powerful advocates
IL may still be gratifying TO you TO reeve a
communication from any one that has been
relieved byIt. Sucn, sir, Is tIuly my cast. have
been a victim to that terrible disease COnsump-
ton, for. many months, and have suffered so much
that had become almost weary Of my life
Hearing your Balsam so highly praised, I be can
taking u few weeks back; and can assure you
Il has relieved me more than anything / have
ever used before, and ! confidently believe 10 will
cure me efiectually. Please give the bearer the
worth Of the enclosed and Oblige,
W urs respectfully,
JOHN PEARSON
Dea Sir,-Your Balsam Of Wild cherry, has
Affected some astonishing cures here. Que OF
which is aH old lady. Mrs Russell, who has been
suffering for a long time with shOr,ness Of hrea
thing. aud general weakness until she was final.
ly obliged TO Keep her bed. After various otLer
rem odies had been resOrted 10 in vain, she
commenced using your Baisam, and after taking
tNO bottles, was 50 far recovered a. 90 be able
% attend Go all the duties Of her house. and on
taking two bottles more was entirely cured
Respectfully &c.
JOHN S c MARTIN.
Pousvillc Pa.
/ CAUUON.-As there BE- spurious mixtur,
called Syrup Of Htid Cherry, purchasers fhOul,
. BE- very particular 10 ask for DT " ISTAR BAL
| SAM, and observe his siguature on the bottle.
! Prepared for The prophet ~, and sold a. whole
/ sale bV Williams CO. Chemists, No a, Mino
| street. Philadelphia
/ Sold Wholesale and retail, by ] CRUMRAC
/ KER, Wheeling. Also, by 7, Will OK, Pius
/ burgh, and In almost every town add ulIaE
/ through the country.
| PRICE 8 100 A BOTTLE.
/ nov 29-5m y
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a v IL e.

TENHE subscriber hrv,ng Ived consignm, nj
- OF ManHs Axes. offer them 10 Western hlet-
chants NJ Eastern prices cnrringe not added The
quality Of Mann's Axes where known. Is considered
equal 10 any made IA the United States
feb % SANFL NEIL. ;.
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NEW BOOKS.

EOOlAO.
d3nsvcrlh's life Of Dr. Jnhnssn.
Complete works of Lord Bo'inghr"ke; vo's.
Burke wnrks. Q vols royal octave
AddisOn's wurks, 3 vols,
Works Of Lnrd B,ron. 3 vols.
Italians Literature Of the middle ages.
Thiers' HIstJry Of French revOlutoa. complete
in vols
History of the Anglo SaXons from the earliest pc
-rind Of The Norman conquest, by Sharon Turner
y A. s.. q. A, L., together with great variety
.Ofsiandard literature. School bnnks &c. &c. Just
received from Philadelphia and fnr sale by
STEPHENSON g. HASwELL.
NH - Union street
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a NEW AND SPLENDID VICTORIA
TWO HORSE CARRIAGE ron SALE
OBJ RAK1LR

IHNHE Subscriber has on hand. new and bean.
n hlultw horse carriage with shafts Tor one
horse and also one SET Of costly harncss. which he
vii sell verv low for Cash er approved haHor -
ih are Of Philadei Iia manufacture, and Ia point
oldursbity ard neatness cannot be eSrelod. The
inside Of me Carrings is richly trimmed and sie-
Eanily cushioned.
mh 9 NJ REILLY.
No i67 West SIDE Market Square, Wheeling
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NEW STRING GnoDs

O"fg ser daHS from CrB'is rI,rnd Tgrra for n.
GREAT CENTRAL"
SrNSE\Ll. bls .ac l'.afure Go inform hs-
- irio''as 1'.i he pu..ir. iHri ls b. uuy f,-r.
wig f"d oiF;.u; hs frd sruck NEW SrI;NG
'I'bN. rHnir>inr very general r.t.r.i 90.
sIAPi.E DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. ay,v.y q,
i'ir os>n'iinsut uf FANCI ARTICLES lie ca,
'n} Say 90 1he public. thai he is prepared aud vi;'
ell rs low NJ ?ny regular dry g,ols- house in tin
cy' and ." be convinced Of the truth of this the,
NV "niv io give h'in call mar 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-13
IISIEN VI ALL.

Geutlemen-Eyery b-iy L. oNs. (ibai knnwsan,
r''nc.l u'at y"ir lIUNj iOEND CANDY o. tlc
ne i''s ~ 1T c".i,h u-n,Iss i.ptt,s.y ra.y d'-
mt s''oN I'D - -i'r-ev 900 'c ,rs. uf f..it l'Hici
d's'se Riir'tniii,u AMI y,f,. u,H tH e., com 5i'."'
arises irin ch'iie si,te of ,.fa hor Do eh' "n
- eEi1shre 10 da.nI uu chilly ~ ti"rr N'i'"
brings the SYSTEM bri,y d. natural Nnru.H nave
been cured 81 = cicu "a tistn Co nv hu,1s Toy irec
use oi your Candy. Keeping myself OFT 81 inc N15 o"
exposure while u~rs add ~ ihH Nay giving Il
lair opportunity w 4ry itself an cer'a" iha'
nine OuI every ten cases ui ord nary rheu n''sm
would be relieved and cured 10y the Use oi Vonr
lluarlOuDd Candy.
Rr-pectfiIly. ID BROWN. 1873 Beekman 81.
10 Ne.srs Peisc X Sun. IS Division st.
For sale by JAS BAKER. and
HIRAM KANE.
mars Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-13

hill has Prssed the il1use of Delegates OF Ma.
yl nd-45 To 27-rTovidiug far the snIe nf the
States interest IN MI The publ worksI IL holds the
eana at IS ,00c 900 IN State hands
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SPRING GOODS.

SPRING GOODS.
y ME subscribers have just received a large Tot
i offspring goods which they will sell a. priynie
sale ai pr, IS lower Than ever before sfered
mar 10 BRENTLINGER a. SHALLCRGSS
Cry Auction Rnuus. No los Market Square.
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IHNllE subscriber has just ived q lot Of good
IL 'ur barrels whirh he will sell nI cash rrrces
i"r flour w BASSErr
S,uth Wheeling, mar I
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BY TIE GOOD INTENT LINE.
from tse Rrchna1 md WHY Of ,Ifprca 10.
THE SE-YESTEREAY

from Cae EfchR1hd Nhig ~ ,.IIrch ~.
THE UOUSE-YESrEREA Y.
We are conf elled g. pssiPnne the proceedings OF
yesterday. rhe whole day Consumed The
iaA bhl-und The blanks IA tie hill ve'P filled fN-
'ng the land TAR al ccnts, slaves AT Al aud hr-
Ses nj Ia cents. But there is strIaiuty what
viii he ihe fate Of the hill. The Chairman al Fl
nance seems Ia he in f,g, and certain distinguish
cd members Of the Democracy. in lead OF cumiug To
his assistance. appear To take creI pleasure in
confusing ana pcrpleXing him still more.
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TO FARMERS.

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NrRlADEDPIIiA npOr, as Vel az other grpd
Il Standard brands. Constantly IN hand and Tor
sale by omar o. M. REILLY.
SPRING GOODS At AUCTION,
ME subscriber - III sell at PUBLIC AUCTION
Il at The Guy Anctun ROums. No. los Market
Square. on MONDAY and TUESDAY, 18Th and
l4Ih inst. a large and ell selected srocS uT DRY
GOODS 0r Spring and Summer wear. The fol.
lowing IL IN paris list Of said Cinnds VIZ:
DRESS SILKS AND SILK APRONS.
Broad Cloths. Cas-meres. Cassuets XIV Jeans
FRENCH, ENGLISH and ANiERIC w PRINTS,
Bleached, Brown and Culn II Muslins Barred and
lain JacOnei Musns. IRISH LINENS. Linen
C'mbrc and Null Nuslins. Tickings Guehaus,
Checks, Mariners SbirIing. Fancy Drills, Satin
Dress Hdkfs. Silk TIdkIs. CutIon Hdkas. Super Ii
men Cambria IIdkff.. Gum, Webb and Net Suspcn
ders. Sewing SILK. Black and White Cotf,u HOSIE.
RY. LADIES and GENTLEMEN's Kid and Coz.
ton Gloves. Table Knives G. s. Table Tea Spoons.
Scissor. Bnrons. Needles Pms. Hooks & Eyes
Spool aud Skein CotiUns &c.
ALSO large lot Of Ladies' and Gentlemen.
SnOes. together wih several pieres Superfiue Car.
peung. and doz Super Mahogany Chars. Sale
10 commence alto o'clock each day-rERMS
CASH
mar 10 BRENTLINGER s. sHALLCRoss,
Aucffogaars
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Dr. ~. ~ Todd
TEMPERANCE NOTICE.

by request NJ ) HOworfh will deliver a lem
M9pefance Lecture IN the CITY HALL Tbs eve
n'ng. Friday. March 10. l543.
collection 10 dsfrsy The expenses. viU be taken
up after The address
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~ ing glasses. &c. assorted colours. Just rsceiy.
ed and for sale by
STEPHENSON g. HAswELL.
NH 3 Union ~,
VIRGTNIA-IN 'CHANcKRT AT Rues held m tb.
Clerks once II the q cult Superior Court M -,
aud Chauoery for the county OF Ohio in the month
II March, I8il.
Joseph Cad we'll mr.. Complainant
Against
Mirhaei McNance and John ] Adams I,tsty sos,
husiness under the firm Of MeNamee A. Ad,S,.. 49,
hcGaughy mad Gustavus Cresap asslsnee h, NJ,
Tuptey % CHARTS %. Knox. James Lloyd ard uo,,l
coo W0,,ts. No.. '"'
rue defendant John J. Adams not n,vi,, ..,.s
appearance and given seturity accoriins 10 a.. :, !,
Rsssmhly.fnd the rules % this Court. and ., ,,a.
nv satisfactory proof that he is not al i,b.ti,, =
she Common wealth. % Virginia; and an. $500 ~, ",
McVamee mo- having entered his apps.,,r,. e,''. !"
appearinf upin proof adduced before IN. e... ~" ,
Gee, uat, upon proper enquiry heinz tpsSe - ~
his usual place Of abode IN this COUNTY r., "'h ~
OF serving him with tho prorsss IN this Eau, Ipo.,
MeNan,ee G uid not be found; On motion of 49, sa''
piainant by counsel "a is ordered that the s,id ss
dants DO appear hero the first day 81 the oert t
term Z this court and answer tie said cou,pt,i.s
bilf and tnat copy ofths order be forthwith ,,ss
on some newspaper prilisd On the city ofWhseiinr ~
two months successfully aud posted No the front doo
Of the court house Of Ohio county. copy feste
ALIEN. r. LAtDLEY. Ctrrt
Allied Caitweii f0I Comp nbI3
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LOOK HERE,
n FRESH lot OF both vegetable and Towering
Z N seeds. just received from The garden al
johnson d French. Columbus, Ohm warranted
fresh, i"r sale by r w BASSETT
S"uth Wheeling, mar IL
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GROCERIES.
VIE subscriber is now making additions 10 his
- Stock of Grnceres. and would invite his
friends That want To buy. lo give hun a call; he is
determined To sell as cheap his reglbnrs..
mur III w BAS'ETT.
South Ih,eIjyg
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affections Of The Lirer, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Pains or Weakness Of the Breast or Lungs
Chronic Coughs, Pieurisy HemOrrhGge IF the
Lungs, ana. all affections Fl abe Iuim0asry
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PAINTING, &C.

- G Rob- NSON, hrs removed hs shop to Main
y Street, few dO"rs below the corner ul Uniun
street. where he is prepared execute all order,
fur HOUSE aud SIGN PAINTING. GLAZING
and PAPER HANGING, nj the shortest pulice
aud "n reasRahle terms. Thankful for pasi e. vors
he solL,iis continuance of .lruuage.
mur 10
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TIsSU TAPER.

SILK paper Ter covering mnniIe.. tournaments, look
- ing glasses. &C.. assorted colours. Just rsceiy
ed and for sale by
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PORT OF - WHEELING

ARRIVALS OF WAGONS
f. ON Cumberland. ioaded Nth Merchandise for As
Wes, for The 'oesk ending triday morning.
-DiGrch 10. lS43.
Al j. McCorncy's %
4" %. AHkehys
d" X. II. New,ove's
IL wing 10 tuNn al
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STEPHENSON q UASWELL,
NH - Union ~,
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GFAAADHn
"A COMPLlfEE Assortment Of Fresh GAR
n DEN SEEDS from the Garden 0f f. Risley
& Co. New York. and also from the Columbus D
Gsfden. received and for sale by
nsr 10 N REILLY.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-06-30
Durham Bull,
ALBERT.

TVNHOSE wishing to improve their stock Of
IL Cattle, will find, at the Livery Stable of
Chester w. Sargent, (kept at The stable ofthe
Vermont House,) an imported full blood
DURHAM BULL, which is decidedly the
finest animal that can be found in this section
OF the country. AT this day, this breed of cat.
tie is too well known to need any praise. To
see Prince Albert is enough to convince the
most skrptical that this opportunity affords
them a better chance 10 improve their stock
than is usually found.
Therefore, any one will do well TO avail
themselves of this chance, by calling upon the
subscriber, who they will find ever ready 10
wait upon those who may call.
WARREN BRIGGS.
Bratileboro, April 10, 1s49. SO