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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-10
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The wsTrenlon Flag Of -9s gives The Calhoun
and Tyler branches Of ihc -Denoeraey hint
that tEey are little too glib Of tpngne in tiisPar
aging mr.. Van Baren-and notifies them some
xhal formally that their fsverlies s:aad no
chance whatever without The help Of that gentle
man friends We quote few words % show
our readers how the game Of''em and come a
gain" progresses. The Flag says:
1T Isl fact. worthy OF note, lha, II every in
stance III which unkind ard iaibeEal expressions
hare Feen INDUCED By, The frieiids of the differ
enI aspiEanlS, Mr., Van Buren-has been the OBJ
ecl assaiIed. The friends Of Mr. Calhoun and
Mr.. Tyler appear 10 vie in The 6sTceneSS Of
their onselis, andt he adfaitness with which they
can give him side-biow. That he should be
the object first assaulted, does %: surpfise us,
since II is indispensable 10 their success that he
be defeated. Let them, however. beware. for
while be may be elected wilhontthe aid of euher,
no man can hold respectable pplls vheE IS mol
supported by his friebds. e
| Another fact. equally WORTHY Of note is that
ia no instance have The fEiehds Of Mr.. Van Blu
refs spoken unkinlly Of the other aspifaHis.-
Conscious Of his high qualiles--ef his eminsnt
al lilies Ibis great Sagaciiy--his prudence--tIis
ipa,riolism- his SOUND Rrpublicanisn, and thai
he has practically Verified all that his friends de-
sired him to be, his claims may Is suffered 70 a
bide the Budgmento OF his eoanIfyl;fea, en why h
bis freasIs repose with lhoFoush consciousness
ofhis success
A writer in the same paper, Who styles him
SELF Patrick HENRY gees lhfa6gare for Air.
Calhoun asserting among other things thai ''the
South and West derive. comparatively, no pecu-
mary behelI from the. union of,ntse States, such
is Ihe absolute influence aud infringement of the
Ease'' lie then passes glowing eaiogy upon
SIR Galbouu's public and Privaieeharaeler, and
says 81
mir calhoun. EN- bodies our feelings and prin-
cipes he IS Sagseious, energetic aud decisive
With hini We can command a spy1on evep be-
yond party We have no uucouqnefable pre-
judictS looyercome, -no one term system u for
get Can ICE concentrate more terce upon Mr..
HCaih9u,tH We. think We can Mhch as We. re-
speel, Mrs. Van Buren-we ,Dpst say thai he has
been greatly humored. Being beacn bstose, it
is puma laeie evidence. tlrRl lie ieib Be beaten a.
gajl. Ii would be uncahdid 10 US hot 10 say 10
our friends, that objections can salG vii be
Eutged against him with effect"
As we and our Wing brehren5 Of The press
viii have but little to do until die sDeiaqcraey''
fight out tEeif battle, and pfesenlitei candidate,
we regret that our limits DO not enable US 10
give our readers somewhat al lafsesa eulaE de-
tail OF the passes and counter passes Of lheg ia
diators. We shall, however, endesyor to keep
them advised Of the promiuent MONUMENTS Of the
leaders.
Mi Van Buren, il now al Saratoga the bead
quarters Of diplomatic1poliGcian fltis tlplght
ne is arranging the chess-board.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-10

In noticing The article Of Maj Moab pn the
subject of his mission TO Richmond latt winter,
the Wing says:
There is one circumstances worthy III note !;
and that is the avpIVal by the editor III ghe En-
quiser that SHE ground is already of3lpied re
aud that Mr.. Wan Buren must be res bred Al
that very time 4hc Enqui1er was protesting. thTo'
its columns toba uacommIned 10 any candidate,
and held out she belieflhal il would Shesrfully'
supportIMr. Calhoun Now il appeals as we
never doubted was the facl, that il wSssg merely
making this pfetencc 10 gull Mr.. Ekilioun's
friends, aud use them ar the advan4men, Of
Van Buren,. The ground is already oe{lpied by
Van Buren,, the Editor said in January, and yet
his paper then, ami ever since, has aaekted the
greatest readiness % support any other Demo-
Ecratl This is Democratic candour AID fair
dealing for youn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-10

Wn, Brake, charged with counterffiling coin,
and awaiting his trial, escaped from the Win
chester temporary jail on Thurglayfhight last.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-10

We never entertained for one MOMENT
thought Of Supporting Mr.. Tyler's ELECTION
Such an idea never entered into our head, and
we have taken care, on all occasions, to fidicule,
bis chance Of success, and 10 express tfh hope,
that he never would be brought forward We
have uniformly declared, that it was unataiing,
and only calculated to mortify him, TO clpud his
retirement, and 10 tempt the earwigs, DO sur
round him, 10 abuse the patronage Of th4 Exec
Enquirer
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-10

es1cAsH viii hereafter be required
for AZ transient advertisements and Jobs
Weeannot get on with our business other
wise. q.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-10
LUlI UDtIlfnt strFafIl.
7. ". LEFSbN

The Freaeriek Examiner or The Cd sav4
SThe Canal Company have oiFeFsIto IS
the work icf Sflsan per cent Ness tl,an fhe
bid Of Messrs. Letson aad Roltsrl-sav
for 5000 00lless -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-10

SIGNIFICANT The ValefIand Watch
man German pager published al Har.
rfsburg. Penn. las cast aside its former
7reludices and. boisted tie dag Of Henry
CAV and Ike .7nsrican System. The Ger
mans. were iksy made fully acquainted
with he principles and objects Of the
Wig party. would neatly all be found
.IaboTing 10 The Wing ranks.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-10


The Globe, inlconsidsring Mr.! Tylsrlsf claims
70 the support Of the Democracy, has lie sub
joined remarks. Il considers that as NTH gra-
titude is due BY the Democracy 10 Mr.. Day for
defeating Tyler's Exchequer, as there Il ID Tyler
for defeating Bank. tseems disposed 10 regard
Mr.. Clay with more favor than il doe T'lIer.
Richmond Mig.
"Mr. Tyler vetoed bank as probosed
by Mr.. Clay. and recommended aaother
as proposed by Mi. Ewing-difFerihg in
no essential point but that which ma'de its
tendency stronger TO corruption, aid its
origin more palpably unconstautiohlal -
Mr.. Tylers veto was designed to, as,ab-
lish national bank Of his own fixing
root in the very treasury al Washidkion,
and extending its branches By the cpdsent
Of the States, given setiatim, until sIicov-
cred the whole eonfederacv. AniHlthus
a national bank-~which, il was admitted.
could not be- established constitution aIly
by Congress per se--iwas TO be esiablished
by the joint action OF Congress ana Sues
cessiYe State Legislatures and SO non 4
grel begotten between State and Federal
NusuOllt9I dukg Asldlkcu sOf TUG 1pftfuT
nent, with all the inyioIability u iasest.
ed rights. without q shadow Of waTraal in
The Constitution. either expressed orsiu
piled. Mr.. Clay 10 the plentitude Gibbs
legislative power,Avetoed this new rEon-
ster. as Mr.. Tyler bad before. bysthat oiabe
Executive, veioedIMr. Clay's. The cpin-
try was happily delivered from both, anAIt
is indebted as much 10 Mr.. Clay for The |
defeat 81 Mr., Tyldr's scheme, as il ii 10 ]
The latter Tor the overthrow 81 his anssgo.
nis,'s.' The motive Tor Tie Presidents
veto i officially stated IN yesterday Mad
isonian. 1t was III arrest The poscer ofslhe |
senatorial ohgqreha, md oaiainfaia sss. /
ecutipe branch IF me Government II IN us !
constitutional iadepeadence and this. ne /
are told. Mr.. Tyierldid, 'nnifrr1tisa BIZ lses
clsmor Of demogoglss. o. The tsreafs of HE
friends cf on ambitious aspirant 70 fhs H.
ecutiue chair: Here The motives FOR MI. /
Tyier'b veto are laid open. That be aid i
not Prdeeed % principle Is clear Ls;gl96e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-10

4 letter from Washington says -" Mi. BENZ
Green -son Of Gen! Drg Green. goes out ss sec
reiary Of legatieato Mexico
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-10

CoMS MoOsEs The New Orleans Republican
of the 9Th alt. says
Com. Moore, Il Is rumosed, will resign
niscommission ID The Texan Navy, and
come to New Orlerns. where, it isBsaid
be will receiyea handsome sum Of money
from the .gosernmenIof Yucaian, Oh ac !.
count Of the contract said ID have been
entered into four months ago. =
Captain Lathrop, Of the brig Wharton
4 Is reported, with succeed Moore ia The.
command Of the Texan navy. Lathrop is
looked upon to be as good as be is brave
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-10

SOabEhaAND. "a Aug 4S10.
To The Editor of he CiriHaa:
Sal sincerely regret / had not fur
nished you, prior 10 your paper soing to
press this evening. with the following ex-
tract Of Mr. Fisk's (ibe Chief EEkineer)
letter 10 me, received by me late bn Sa.
lurdsy evening last:
& Having received from the Clerkrof the
Company copy Of an orde. of ,hd Board
declaring the contract recently Entered
into between the President OF tha Com
pany and Letson and Ra,ier null and void
-fand which has been thus commanicat.
ed, by an order of the Board)Agit. BE.
cones my duty to aprrise you hal / can
give no further Instructions in reference
10 and car is 10 manner supeEinteod
the work you are nov doing.
{ This alone Was the cause Of I'LL nte.
seat temporary suspension or The w5rk on
The Canal. under our contract. ItEs i'm
poFiant for Us 10 have Engineers, b5t not
so important who lhey are, provided tbev.
viii pergorm,theiT slnfies
We have been, and shall so continue
ready to prosecute The work ofihe Canal
10 The leI;ar and spirit Of our couiIati.
Very respectfully.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-10

The Postmaster General is fast recovering from
the effects Of his wound.
Mons. Bihin, the Belly ian Giant. ldteis died sud-
denly in Paris. !
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-10

THE CROPS. la NYayne county. New Yofk
the wheat was badly winter killed. and viii hardly
be half crop, ihough terry good far the amount al
straw through all be rest 81 The State, the yields
q lar average. alNermont, the grass issery bea-
yy-at least twice as much ais last year. and Wheat
Is good, tiopgheu cut by the worm. FaiI crops are
backward but promise we'll
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-10
CHESAPEAKE & ONO CANAL.

The Cumberland Civilian Of the Isl instant,
announces thatihe york on the Canal has been
stopped. The cause q the suspension is stated
in the following letter from one Of the contract
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-10

We have been ia days Of cid,
Wise and gentle, brave and bold"
The middle-aged said :
1--WE ia our turn your place supFlIi
Who doubts Il let him come and Try"
AMI the boys said ::
Hereafter, at our couniEy'S call,
We promise 10 surp5ss yon ail.n
And 50 II will be with you-each 10 yDur Of
det.' a4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-10

The schooner Sarah Lawns, 81 Alsxanifsa,
% hsr passage 70 a Nor,hern port, was lately
seized 81 the erew, and the captain and male
murdered Two the pirates have been caplus-
81, spd one u them has confessed Tho act. They
viii ss tired AZ New Yufk before he u s Dis
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-06

| M ~, $500" a. nc ,co "'~ ~
- .,,,'e 9, e'"'He' -, =, ~ hs..'Nes,
so"ass. ~".M 'espeen"iy "''"" "'
."-""es s''o ."e p"""e se"efS'y' 'ns' ne nus J"'
ppw <,,s '"e -, VII.
frs., oy o 40" ~ NJ. s"'e,s, I'osNey var
49,. 49,, 's', 80 . ~
ing anu ready 10 sell as cheap OF cheaper 'han sse'
"e Pe''s s'e "as"e' " '"'' anu 'AAn'''' ''s '''
"""'k .''''s'' VIZ. co>-.n.s
"a ,,, 10 1890
20 .ov s"t' s cNs-As NJ .rS Sc' sc - TIC,
~ 49, !, o'"sy~ae ~ ,-..sa-
aooo y, w. S Ss,,, 49, - STr~ ~ 70
oooo 80 ~ -. ~ $500 o. T.s-.. p,cr.
90 ~. ~ :, ssot .SSrS. on 49,. -. sn,p.
MO- =. SAIyp.Trs.
70 800 -" - 80 s,x,e c,f-c
~ P"s 'oSo~o' ''r
m ~ %, ,s - ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-06


NEW FART AND IpTNTER GOODS.
"A Ne'I4i' Man STREE. j n. &RB Marsh
have received iheir, hrst stock Of Fall and
snper Fresch Black, English and American
wool dget Clc'hs,plain and fancy casslmeres.
SsiIinesfs. Kentucky Jeans AID Wakefield Ker.
seys; White Gaze Red, elbow. Twlllcd and
printed Fiannelsj SPAIN end fie'disilks, ard sal
ms thew styie,) PLAIN. siriped. we'rTed, change-
able fe d and plain Aipaca .ustfes. Bombazines:
Satin striped and plain Muslin de Iai0es, str;pec
Chnsans, I.nstre lanes. rape Ruchef Sfripsd
Merinoes; Msnchesftr. Rarlston. French and
Chnmbra Gnehams, Brocha. Dnmask de LANES,
NIeyino. Euahroidered. Damask Weo'ens Tartan
Fi2'd Merino. Thihef Fahyie, T.adv Sale and
Helen NcCsrecor Ladies Shawl~; cord and black
Kid Gloves, Long White do. Fancy Points and
Dress Handkereltiefs. Alpachs Aprons. Silk
Working Canvnrs Zephyr worsted. Th'rad iace
edgings and inser,Ince: Swiss ans Jseonef 60;
A~sbunton, Lyons and Fancy Net I,aces; col q
camhric hdkfs. plain and fg'd white and black
Net; 9iain and hg'4 Seiss. Book, Lace strrec.
checked ard Jaeonrt " sins; Mill MIL Nan,
frsf hobiineft~. l.lsci Castettaas Ne,inesy STYLE
honnei Ribbons; six u'ckfs Hdkfs; Irish linens
as linen Dianer. Ru ssia do and Rlca~hed and
brnwr linen Table els,ihs sineD sheesings; hl
AMI csi'd mnslins. .pnprr do White and hrows,r
Hollands. .and wofsied Serge; lark SILK
tabhv and painted Velvet: Gents black ftalisF
crataia. D'Orsav s9arfN. Boz Vie s'ns.ks and h
ron o'lasss hlask. white end cold Kid, cash'
Ipere- End flihet elavess MeTino and Saiin Yes
tine<; super Gnn Snspenderx. Suspendev Fnds
brow y cotton, Auoola and Lambs wool irawer'
and-shir.s; krocadr. u.,hair and ias'irn coat ant
overcoat buttons; FAD mohair and elk hindinp
square coat cord, German and American Pins
hlach and White cotton. black lamb'e Woo,
mixed Saxony and Cashmere Hose. DO bal
Hose; Marie stripes, checked. brown sn'
hleaehed DriIiir &C. csnyass. padding. bifache
and brown muslin. weddng batting. Umbrella,
alarre assortment of French Chintzes British 4
AMERICAN PRINTS
One case Of fine FTOrencs Brnid Bonnsts, net
stvfe Horse Hair Gimpss d-r. &C.
Weinvite the attention Of Country Merch1pl
20 orr STOCK. kich y large and well seiected
Our cue toner and the citizens of Wheeling r
vicinity arc resnecffnir invited ~ give ns > IN
before making their Fall rnrchases. for zoe ca
and WILL zen DRY GOODS cheaper TIA
asers srsr before offered IA Ibis eify-
Rng ~ j. y. ". X. NJ,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-06
INsURANCE.

II IsKs viii be taken w The FIRE & MARINE
IA INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
az me foorsf rates on
Buildings Of all kinds. 81, No. brIek orwoodsn
aad their contents.
Steamboats, factories mills, &C.
furnitures
And merchandise ofall kinds.
And against aH dangers ate nffrE tte frtnr
portation Of Goods o rivers, akef, seas. caasla
aud railroads.
Fer the character Of the connpbuy as 70 prcnp-
t;tnde and hbcralifg in the sdiustr1ent snd o. ~
u,ent Of losses beg l1avc a. rcfor 81 TIE mers
cha0fs II this place ar 4 elsewhere VINO have had
me adjustment q ciafns upon %. aaH
NOR SALE. Chamo,~r. rep,z Amasheisl
sud eaamoi BREAS'f Pins. Jtt SIavi P,ns'
Hearts ind Cfu-ses. o fAHiCHlfD
90
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ID Il Y-G 90 Dis.
sa GREAT ATTnACTIoNi
SECOND SPLENDID STOCK OF
NEW GOODS!!!
rTHE SUBSCRIBER bess leave ia

THE SUBSCRfBEk bess leave 10 INFORM
the cifizens OF Wheeling and the
Leighhoih sod, that he has Just returned from
Phadclphia aud BiliinVre. ard IS now receiv
FRESH STOCK OF NEW GOODS.
tBeing the second supply this Fail which for
ogktfry AND GREATNESS caanot be excellez IL
ssuaIled IN the CIty OF Wheeling. .
Cloths of every variety of shade and price, We
ry law indeed.
Ca .sineres aud CassInetts OF the greatest qicn-
,Ity una 5inabIe.
Kentucky Jeans, falied cloths.
Kerseys Beaver cloths. Giraffe cloths anc eve
~ variety Of goods for eaais aud pantaloons.
Blerched and BTssn Masllns, Flanneis aad
Checks. ~ .4li
has ever Offered 20 the public.
Domestic. EarIstOn aud Manchester GinghaHs-
Splendi3-uex sItle GOODS for dresses: sacs as
rich fg'i Pefrets. Cams periD, lChusans de
I.aune, Mus'ia &c i.asae. SIX stripe -Aackbars.
Ia new arlicic) stTin-i, hs'i, rh7necabie PLAN,
and varie cate {tD1sI Lrsftes. viii. every
kind af q lnd in fasbipn Tor Ladies' dresses
.SAa icIs IT M k<rcs es. Chores HosierVs hi.ts,
Cufis. Ribbons. BoRHet sltks and linlngs, ar
fifcf4is. DC.
The underSigacd would take this occa-ion TO
express his thaiks to, this ..u,lic fpr the hberal
ssare of Their paronaa &c b rciOf trrecefved, and
hoyes and beiey. ) that anex Sminaiian of his
stock will sly any ne that be u still en- titled
90 full share OF the public PATRONS :
oct " .t I'm 81 Nfsf -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-06

Prepared and sold by y Sands e Co. Drug
gsts and bemi<tr. Granite buildings. 27i
Bresdwsy, csrner Of Chambers Of New Work.
200 Tor Gale by Druggists throughout the u S.
rnre ~ per bottle. CIR bottles for IS.
, The public re respectfully requested TO remem-
oef that 10 Sandss Ssrsapariila that has and 10
constantly achieving such remarkable csre~ of
the most difficult class Of diseases 10 which the
parila. Ind teke no other.
OLipER- PRYOR AGENT ~ speciai ap-
posSfment for ths ProPrisfors, for Hhssiifg
and riein ify- iviT
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Single pspsrs Cor ssIs BY the eruieu and a. the
oRsr~ ~ , ~~n,s a'repy. fstt,f ~
The Weekly paper. the Western Virginia Times
pablished on Wednesday, Al 80 90 per annum
IN advance. or 50 IL not paid within ono month
from the beginning sfthe year. Ncnew Subscribers
will bo resolved. except such rs pay IN advance
For 6 mesiss 81 SO isinvariably charged No
1bsc rber received for less Term than air months.
aud no paper discontinued. sept a,the dissertation
Of the Psbiishsr, until all arrearsses are paid
TENS or ,DvEerIsrso.
Three i',serions or lesa per sqHass. Si.Oo
One week, t.oV
Two Weeks. $3.50
Three Weeks, s5.15
Fo,rwee e4.02
Two mas'hs. $500 Three months $500
Advertisements inserted al, forbid or without
xprcss order. will be inserted mill ordered ON
nd charged dollar Cor tsf three inscnis"s aud
cts E,r each Insertion after Advertisements
hse,ied three Times 4 week for three fsurihs The
awe. Weekly far one half per week 49,
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WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.

THIS company = ring new daily orga nirsd ~
prepared 70 make Insurance on every des-
cFitpion ofFire and Marine Risks. euch DIV si-
ling aouees. Store onses &C With their con-
tents. Also. SieaTa Boafs, Fiat Roats aud Keel
Boafss with their cargoet. 10 aed ftofn any rcrt
on ths Ohio md Mississippi rivers. OF their frib-
utary strea ms. Application Ter Insurance 20 be
made for the present % the Office Of the Wheel
ing Savinge Ins titution
adg 4 MCCOY 4ae'sr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-06

EHRINGEs. CINPs AND OTHER TRIM
hilNC.--I fase spieadid arN'rinfcid ~
fsnres Gimfe. Brails Whalrbprs. Ruilnns 60
bahiis. and oshsr anisisa 81 Millusu Tdaminz-.
.sns VT seLBR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-06
MONROE HOUSE.
mOhMOE tIODSEs
MenYos Street. be'pera Maia snd Marked Streets
WHEELING. VA

JAMES MATTERS. Proprietor.
VINE Monrne House has heen sEIirely renovated
and re6ued throughout. and he rrsprieior
has m hesitation IN saying that he accommodate
me travelling rnhc e. we'll " not better han any
ofher fIoiel in This ciiv. His oniiring ereFiions
shall b. devoted - he cornfprt e his guests This
hous~ d. ..e-,ed kilaia % fais ~ ihr Steam Boe'
Landing ard nearly opposite The Poet OGire. making
Il desirahle stopping plare for strangers visiting
he civ ~ hu.iness Bagesae viii Be conveyed "a
and fro-n sieauliiais free n charge. and eoachei
pil call a. me DIOR 70 receive passengers
Attached 10 ihe housc Il good STABLE which
will bo yell md carefully attended ~. Slrnngen
~ u,ified ~ coy hour o. he nighi. Charges nsd'
| ~ emit me lines. OCT -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-06

un ONNETH. handsome fnck II Braid
> y BOnueissepd Vrisci md Dihef naiorials f,l
Bonnoif Also. viciona Ronnsia for childrrr, 81
b bonshi eh,sp ~ rfsst a fELRY's
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-06

UEsTINGs Few psuerus beautiful rich
W.sles F,Issfand C0-bmers Kesiings. Aiso
suptr Enrlsh i-,ir.l Siin Vssnnr. heittS ihan usy
ynn nm conveniently 6ad chew here. can BE- bird
ifyoa e.'i~ssn a. fori 81 sEtHY'S
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DEAFNESs Quilted.

DEAFNESS CURED,
SLARPAS
COMPOUND KREOSOTE ACOUSTIC OIL.
LyoR the cure Of DEAFNESS. pains. and ihe
discharge Of matter from the earr; a'sn all those
disagreenhle noises. like the buzzing Of Insects.
failing of water. whizzing of steam. dkr &c. which
are symptoms "f approaching deafness. and slso
generally attendant with The disease. For sale by
DR. J cRUMBAcKER. No 173. Main st.
i Sole Agent
This IN es'cine is highly recommended. and nu-
merous certificates are given. nv very respectable
persons, Of the many astonishing which il has
perfnrmed NAV 81
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W. W. 4 s. n. J7HESON.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS ts HADn
- AND CAPS t.f.f t.rr

hARDwARE-Th sus.er.b. has Isssly
il u renewed The Esllowins soods. which he hss
reduced The price 10 suit times. st
Elliptic Springs. Mann's Ares.
WIN Jessop & Sons Cast Mouse hole cad eilssr
Shear Steel, Anvil,
Smiths Wees, Mil AZ Cros, Cut 8. ~
Sheet Brass. Pi,ne, .tr..
Tosstber with every variety in the Bsrdwsss
and Cutlery line. sAML NEEL.
ang 81 est 1872 1890 t
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FOUNTAIN INN, -. -
lists Bsifke, r<rsj LsoHr st, 2 BALTIMORE
s W " PIX !, se,oc Pr.p,i.sr.

w w blk.
Arthur L FooG. P',P'isisr-
hAvING leased thi- extensive and fsvosis 80.
Establishments. aud entirely renos ased and r.
hned 70 throughout. that il compare stysnfa.
seoosy with any similar eslabiishnse,s in the Ua.s.-
have no HESITATION IN endesvoripE TO afsrnst tlss
attention az the travelling public this favests
hstsL iffho most strenuous exeriions. Joined ~
every possible eosvcnienrc he found siser len.
cas- insure success. they pledge themselves that ~
iofner well earned reputation shall not oIly "
mesiied hut suspsss-d. t.A
In sccordsnes with the difficulties Of The dass.
they have determined 10 reduce their charges -
correspond. Price 81 .25 per day.
Baltimore. JnIy 3, 1913. "
W ". 4 s. n. J7HESON.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS is HADD
~ AND CAPS tet l-f
Wsasids of Main street. Wzselias. ia. "a
Lave. On hand and are constantly maanfsessr-
j II ing general assorimenf Of superior Pur .snf
SILK hats They have received the latest spring
fashions from New York and are now prepared
10 supply to order sll sizes and gu sl,iss IN the
Resent or past style, may suit customera.
Black AID Drab beavir and Castor, PLAZA
White Russia and Napt Hats ssf- -
They also keep on h a nd N assortm emit ofpfaia
and fancy mems aud bovs fur and cloth caps.
all Of which they offer 20 their customers and the
public on he most pleasing terms
All orders from country merchants snd DEAF
ers promptly hlled on the n os- favorable tsrms.
Thankful for he liberal PATRONAGE they have
neretofore received, they solicit share II pub
nc patronage which they are determined O. de-
serve py prompt at ton, personal. spplicasiea
10 BUSINESS aud cheap and favors bic rates
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have confidence In the representations made
by Martha COnlin, and have full knowledge Of
her caso. ELIJAH = IlhD1f
Al ernian 10th Weird Of the cty Of low YeIk.
Dec "A, 1912.