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Died.

On Thursday, 18th inst. ELizABErH wife Of Ludavch
Harpel. in the 60th year of her age.
His friends and scquantances and those Of the family
are respectfully invited attend her funeral without fur
,her invitation from her late residence 1877 Allen street,
this afternoon at O'clock
On Thursday, 18th inst. Mr. THOMAS REILLY, aged ~
years.
The friends and acquaintances Of the family are res.
pectfully invited to attend his funeral this afternoon at
O'Clock from his late residence, liz Madison street.
On Thursday evening" 18th inst. GEoRoE EDGAR, only
son OF James d. and Maria Warning aged months and "a
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Park THEATRE.
NEW TYH YORK vi HIS CLERKS
MY YOUNG WIFE A HsD -s &1 OLD UMBRELLA.
co IL sHS' I%T Tx
Oo'' hi m h.ainm r'sds c''s ban% a.od Abbott
Box.. 50 els; RI, 81 cts; Gallery lan et. ' ''''''
r=.r CHATHAM THEATnE.
~ iims hie red-ln future thedoon will open quar-
s1s S S \,
Third Tiers This III e p 44ssy ''''''
Riehelieu, ForS. julia dc Noremar. Mis-. Clifton
rae ii fsn sEcR III
nITCHELi.,s OLHmpiU THEATRE.
4" s D5oSaw W Nh N' T,L York.
inc CATS II. THE LARDEW @'''''
ANY, AMf1 ~hhiEsfE'
REVOLT q 81 f' THE POUR S'5H HOUSE.
commence At f fsia.." Z sae VIEWS evening -
AMERICAN THEATNE-NALrUT -sr.
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS C. CUsHMAN
THIS EVES SRiDE on 81 AbxD "a b. performed
DsI y,., + ;'s ST SG s'F eA vs,,
------------ E.A. MARsHALL. Le.....
AMERICAN MUsEUM.
Marble Building corner OF s'Sadw.y md nd, Ann.reet.
MISS MARY DARLING,
Miss Darling is pupil OF
AS tho engaged Master AN Fed 612o~H as Daniel Lambert
who but years o Gs &: Ii SN weighs rs pounds
The celebrated Chne-e Jugvley
GRAND SCENE OF ENCHANTMENT BY
MISS MARY DAZZLING.
ELECTRO GALVANlSM.
Just added to the Museum powerful Electro Galv
Batteres
PHYSIOLOGY
An Eminent Professor DDS daily and practical III,
sminatons and Charts, Developments and
fling extra charge.
Fancy Glass Blowing.
GRAND COMMUNICATING LADY
DayPeromances Wednesday and Saturday afternoon
ata o'clock.
Admission to all IS cents--Ch,ldren halfpri-o AZ
PEALE'S NEW YORK mU. EUm
NATIONAL PORTRAIT AND PICTURE GALLERY
IS NOW RE-OPENED!
e.. r. DEVOE Manager.
LAST WEEK OF THE TRIAL OF CHRIST
The s.!ab.nent contains almost endIess Of
RARE AND CURIOUS WORKS or
NATURE AND ART.
COSTLY ELEGANT GALLERY OF PORTRAITS
The TRIAL OF CHRISTI
This SRRS o 81 i VI Ns.1fS 81 BPS by
MYSTERIOUS AND ASTONISHING ~
Gypsy WOMAN,
From England.
FORTUNE TE.LEK
Admission to the Museum, 20 cents; Children half prca
An extra charge Of IAN cents those who the 6ipsy
Woman. 7afv
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Second Board.
state OF Trade.


The spring trade advances slowly
Prcrisions- Mess beet 81 Ohio pork, SIS; new, o.
Lard has improved; sales of Ohio at 81 &C.
Sugars-More doing in New Orleans; sales at sic;
browns box, 81 ia.
: Grain Wheat II here, would command dollar; New
Jersey corn So soc measure North River barley A;
oats, North River, are down to 81 cents.
f4oW-The market is very firm; Genssee selling at So
The stock of New Orleans is getting low sales nj as %
5s7l Howard street, $780, Alexandria and Richmond
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M A RITIM E HER Id
Ship Masters and AUcnts.

We shall esteem it favor. if Captains Of Vessels will give
to Commodore ROBERT SuvEv, Of News Fleet, Re
p9rt Of the Shipping left At the Port whence they sailed the
we,sss Spoksn on their Psssgs List Of their Cargo and
board them immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
respondents home abroad, will also confer favor by
sending to this Office all the Marine Intelligence they
obtain Nautical Information of kind will be thankfully
received.
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Passengers Arrived.

LIyERPooLPacket ship South Americas Tram, Bos-
ton; Pavue, Casswel of England Julius Myers of
berlin; Rev Norris sphS-and upwards Of 100 in the
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Married.

On the 9th inst by the Rev. Isaac Lesser, d. LIEBEn,
RACHEL youngest daughter Of D. Cromclien Of Philsde
phia, Pa.
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MONEY MARKET.

lou
The packet ship South America has arrived from
Liverpool Her cargo is general one and she brings
slss25 in specie for r. wethers and Brown Brothers
AMI Co. The newsis unmportant. The overland mail
from India had not arrived Nothing material had taken
place in commercial affairs. Cotton tended down..
wards. The state of the affairs of the Bank was as
follows:-
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THE NEW YORK
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
INSTlTUTE.

No. rs Chambers street. -
ESTABLISHED TO RENDER TO THE Athlete
Il ED sound and Scientific Medical Aid. All kind Of dis
will he treated and surgical OF every descrp
ton performed careful and scientific manner One
Of the first ocouts the city will attend 70 the men, OF
all diseases of the Paucula attention PAID 70
the treatment OF ali female complaints VERY great success
has attended the Of diseases Of me SEP raen
means are limited will only be required 20 pay Tor their medi-
cnes Three or provided of private consula
ton The drug Department attended ey an srotheeary Of
a .snune Gaping and ieech ing i'll be done at the
..hn,,.s, nofiee Open day and aIghi.
ahore"" o''e DIR HOMER BOSTwlCK
Ate ndng Physician and Surgeon,
IS Chambers st. I'd house west Of Broadway.
This p.'ituton under the patronage and
me '"'0" REV. DR.. ED. Y HIGBEE.
REV. DIR. w. G. BROWNLEE.
REV. DIR. GEO. POTTS,
REV. DIR. q. SPRINH
MID lms sec REV. DIR. SCHROEDER
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90 THE TRIAL OF CHRIST, NOW EXHIBIT
ING at Peales Museum leaves the city after tomorrow.
Every body should see it. The grouping is superb, the
attitudes excellent As work Of art it is truly splendid;
and what lesson il teaches us-what doctrine it
forces-what an admirable precep il enjoins. No one
witness the sublime without being benefited by
it, for the very thoughts inspires of holy and
rental nature, and after calmly contemplating it,
rises better, If not To-day the anniver
sary Of the Cruciixion OF Saviour-a more appro
pirate opportunity for visit could not be selected.
90 THE EAST INDIA HAIR DYE WILL NOT
only color the hair but warranted not color the skim
II done with such surprising facility and accuracy that
its presence cannot be detected The shade may be left
at brown be made perfectly black at the pleasure of
the user. To be had only at II Maiden lane.
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
THESE.farfamed and celebrated Pills. fro Portuga are,
to be obtned in this counuys SseadvUueei
nsns optths last sSl1pn. fourth age. ~
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SINGING.

STNGINNT.
MADAM SUTTON having arranged 10 cturn to Italy the
M beginning Of August receiv puos until that
give finishing lessons 20 the Italian nch and English
Vacca the first in Europe increasing the and
advantage Of her singing with them which be pursued
srous Of avaing themselves OF Madam stay
ascertain &C., by application II Chambers
from O'Clock ill Q m2a imsr
SOIREES MUSICALEs-We rscommenJ n Sc VII. de-
- sire to vass agreeable EVENING PIN TEUX'5
Cafe des Mile COLONIES Saloon Boada
pearance Of IN zee Tyroleap SINCE aIIeod Nsr
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90 DAGUERREOTYPE.-L. B. Binsse & Co. inform
Photographers that they have removed from their old
stand No. "a Maiden sne to No SO William street. south
west corner Of Maiden lane the second floor They
have hand at present complete assortment of plates
chemicals and lenses all Of excellent quality which
they respectfully invite the attention of operators Arti
cles are in every instance warranted Their chemicals
from the laboratories of the st chemists in Paris and
their plates specially selected by partner rcsi-
ding bear their initials and fully warranted to ave
the proportion Of silver which is stamped them
Any who have their doubts the subject
quested to have them essayed.
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M JESSE COWAND. ESQ, TOBACCO INSPEC.
TOR, has had the rheumatism for two years, and at
times severely to ba nearly distracted with pain and
has been entirely cured by using bottle of Hewes
Nerve and Bone Liniment and Indian Vegetable Elixir
from Constock and Ross 25 Magazine street. All the TO.
assurance TO all who inquire Let oil who are so pro-
JUDGED that they will not this article, continue to su
fer rheumatism, govt swollen limbs &c., to their hearts
content.-[New Orleans paper.
The same may be be had of Comstock Co., II Maiden
lane.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE-A substantially built
soIy and 1i,e or three story brick dwelling noSss
minutes walk 0, The Peck Slip Ferry or the Fu
low price may hear of cash cu'oms by addressing note
nE rhsu the premises could be seen Scso
BA hoae NOT yet rented for the ensuing woudbe
preferred, and the price must be low ala 3tr
fashionable and popular Hotels in the Of New
Wife % take as panera respectable young man who
VIII oeVote his Ime and attention TO business.
The establishment in complete order in every respect
and in successful orera,ion
and references of responsibility application will be
Letters addressed to Hoten a, toe Bookstore $50 Broad.
way s. W corner of Grand street, will meet attention
WANTED-Empoymept by competent person to disui-
ala ltr
WANTEp-A fir rate Roekswav wagon, stTonrl y bull,
double Aorly at la Grand street. from eight TO ten
o'clock in the morning al33tsr
WANTED-A situa.lon as G,rdener by julius W. Pausen
these the and aehtect'Te Of
mend his services either gentleman erecting
new greenhouse where choice collection Of exotics
s@' Of the fey soss s s
street, will meet with strict attention. m30 2wsr
Two TAILORs Wanted Tailor from New York, man
clothing store good coat cutter and aies%sp He
must be capable of overseeing th and wohhand
pnt the 10th n,, Application. made person if possible
by letter pos, pa The staaticp will be pleasant and per
oSsf a the ae
apl33t IS Chestnut st.
CROTON BATH-WM. MADDEN respectfully beg.
opened Bathing Hous-, the corner of Est
1 Ws sG anS sSs %SSs s0 an
spacious sitting fronting East Broadway furnished
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-22

PY virtue of deed of trust executed by
ID William Lambdin. Christopher Lambdin,
and William NJ h Lambda 10 me, dated May "a,
ls36, and now OF record in the clerks Of
fee of Ohio county. 1 shall, on Tuos-
day, the cath day Of January 1913, st the
front door OF the court house of Ohio county, at
2 O'Clock p M proceed TO sell 10 the highest and
best bidder for ready IN oney; Lot No 40 tfortyl
and all of lot NO forty onel except so much
thereof as the said William Lambdih conveyed
70 E Sweaiingen, by deed dated 22d CT April
1897 and now Of record Ia the clerks Office of
Ohio county. That part OF said lot al, so con
'veyed TO said Swearing6n being. - believed
the North part thereof containing front ofthiT-
" nine feet width and the same breadth back 70
the alley.
Selling as trustee will convey such title as
is vested in me by said deed OF trust
dec 24-dIs JOHN LIST, Trustee.
The sale Of the above property is postponed, by
request. until Monday the 9Th day Of February
lS43. at the lime and place above named. There
are erected on said lot three large brick dwelling
houses and other Improvements. IN Eond condition.
Jan IS, I943. J. LIST, Trustee.
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nNR FIRE MORE.

4 sENsENEY having On hand a stock uuch too
- helvy for the present season, and being very
8esirous Of reducing il as muJh % possible before
the spring, will oIsr inducements 10 eAsH buyers
lie Wsuld respectfully coll attention 10 the follow
ing articles
Super wool dyed blue black Cloihs.
heavy slo9k Of Cloths generally,
veIy large stock Saliinsrs and Jeans.
White, red. yellow and green flsnnei
English Merinos and M0uslin de LaIns,
Csllcoes Of Ell qualities and prices,
Brown and blsached Moslins, &C.
Together with allthe other vrticies usually found
in Dry Goods store. Ell Of which he viii sell -
his irienJs(i hey SAL give him an opportunity
on as good terms as uny other Store ~ the city
whether Jew Gentle. Mahomedsn or Mormon.
dee %.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-22
TRuHT aALE

OF LOT NO 1885, IN SOUTH WHEELING.
UDY Virtue Of deed Of trust from Henry Echols
ID and wife 10 me. dated 25th day Of November
I64l, and recorded in the clerks Office Of the
county court Of Ohio county. in deed book number
25. page 3l9. ] shall. on Saturday the 25th day
Of February next, al the front door Of the Court
house Of said county. sell at public auction 10 the
highest and best bidder for cash. lot number l95,
Zone hundred and ninety fve.) in that paH Of the
city Of Wheeling called South wheeling. Selling
as Trnsise / engage oay 10 convey such title q is
vested in me by said deed Of ir3st
ian "a h DANIEL LAMB, Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-22

THRUST SALE.--Py virtue OF deed lflrus,
/ executed by John Fawcetl. bearing date on
the 5lh Of April, 1871. and recorded in HE clerks
Office OF Ohio cousiy. shall. on Monday The 18Th
day Of May next. proceed TO sell. on the premises.
public auction to the highest bidder Cor cash. oI
ling. situate Water street near the steamboat
landing. whs reon are large and valuable
houses. The title is believed 10 be unquessionable
but selling as trustee viii only make such title q,
is vested in me. WM II KING,
ian Is Is Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-22
THEY HAVE COT ALoNG.

HCSr received fresh assortment OF psrfumsry.
- consisting Of The following articles. French
Cologne In small and large boIlsss Florida and He
ney Water; Lavender and Rose WalsF, Maosa.ss
OIL Bears Ok Pililon Oil and large assortment
VI soaps such Victoria Toilet soap. Floating SOAP
expressly for bathing. Windsor Patent soap; alno
good. or would have ssd, the best assortment q
Tuck aRd Side combs. aud Horn Tuck and SD
combs Of different patterns, which will be soid low
for cash; By tho single one sr dozen. As am sole
gent Of a Comb Misunderstanding establahnsat.
think can sell lille chesper Ihaa any -.
lablishmsni IN the city. You who wish 10 10y win
please give me call Rscollect, they are 20 b
found al A o FAIRCHILD'S Al No 10. bfsiu = /.
Wheeling.
Clocks and watches repaired At shoFf noiice A
good assortment Of WATCHES AND JEWELHF
slwsys on hand, which will be sold chsap Coz cask
few Infant Hair Brushes Of tho besl qualifr
jDss received from che mandatory and Soc ssls 0
jan IL -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-22
or. EAsTMAN.a RIIxER o. nEALrH.

Or. RAsTMAN'1 ELIxER OF HEALTH
WIS u q universal restorative IN an eas
III where The Stomach, Liver. or any of The c 4
gahs concerned in the digestive functions. are shs
primary seat Of the disrsses. and that such IL iru
Of almost the whole calslosae OF human maladiss
veil kaown 10 every physician. as-se
ELIXER or HEALTH tas q
Il strengthens and gives lone aud appetite ~ ttls4
stomach and Possesses the long sought and desired
property OF rendering harmless to the stomach any
Redundancy OF bile. that may DO generated ihsfss
and Al the sans time whez there 10 a deficiency %
that necessary iuid. producing oostvsness. dspsss.
sion Of sprin, debility. dizziness in the head palp
taiion Of the heart. pains IN various parn Of the
body. and other Characteristic symptoms Of Dyspep
IL perfect Substitute for The bile opsRs
the bowels gently. heps 10 dgesl The food. relieves
all pain in the stomach head, cheers the mind.
invgofaies the system. and restores il TO psrfscs
health sgain. II is warranted never fail In efbc
ting permanent cure in ail rassspfeoBsumplon %
cough. where Ihs lungs become dsosssd from syn
paIhy with the stomach or liver ell dtopsosl affso
lions from the same cause yield to in powers a
once. loss oTappefs heartburn. nervous ceaplsinss
OF all kinds night and diarrh9a are removed
by BY q charm. supply OF this vslaah}s
medicine just Tsceived and for sale by A
OLIVER Pryor. Union q.
| jan 10 Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-22

Or the xniv-rsai gstab,s asdsoi.s ef ne Brifi,l
eofse< of Heai,k-Losdon.
UvHESE Medicines cure every disease whci.
admits Of curr.
1 They remove from the stomach, liver aud
intes,inss-fhe blood making organs--the OBJ.
sructons 70 the due periorlnsncc OF tneI: healthy
functions.
They purify the blood by increasing the vari-
Gus secrctions, aud prevent disease by enabling
the body successfully 10 resist the prsdisposin.
AID exciting causes 10 disease.
} They Increase the ACTON ofthe abserbenis, by
which all morbid growtht are akon into circu-
latlon and afterwards expelled from the BODY.
Theyrestore the regularity OF those process
es upon which the formatlon anu circul lton "
lns lood depesds.
These are the only medicines known in which
nall doses have po weriul aud beneficial effect;
and yet, Of witch in extreme cases; such very
large doses may Dc administered fcarlessly anu
Tue British college of health having revoked,
annulled and made VOID the appointment Of DR.
Ho:atio Shepherd Moat, he has ceased ~ be IN
any manner connected with or agent Of the col
leKe Of Health. 49,
George Taylor being now and from hencefortl
the sole general age1t the United states. ofths
British college Of health, for the sale of Morrison
Pills. or the Vegetable universal medicines ofthe
college Of health; no other person but the said
George Taylor has any iight or authority TO nom
inats or appoint general ageats for the sale of
the above m . sicines-
GEO TAYLOR, IL Chamber 81 sole general sgt.
JOHN FISHER, agent, wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-22
TRUSTEES SALE
~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON MON
DAY, JANUARY ed, 1913, AT I'll

~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON MON
DAY, JANUARY cd, 1913, AT rIiE
FRONT DOOR or THE COURT HOUSE OF
OHIO COUNTY. COMMENCING Al IL o..
CLOCK A. NJ. PRECISELY.
HpY virtue Of n deed Of trust frcm James A
- MCLEAN and wife 10 me. bearing date OF,
he eighth day of October in the year $50. of rec
RI ia the Clerks office for Ohio county in book
% page 475. and also Of deed of conveyance
James A. Mclean to me. besring dale IN.
3th day ofOviobcr. 1889. OF REGARD iH the Clerk
OfTirs for Ohio county. book % page ATS. and
he authority and direction OF Srs Mary L. Dor
Icy under the terms OF the last mentioned deed
Monday. tho 81 day Of January. lS43. al the
roni door Of the court House of Ohio county. shall
sell Ia the highest and best bidder public auc-
ion. certain lots Of ground situated la that par
e tho city OF Wheeling called Middle Wheeling
known and distinguished in the map Of said city ss
lots numbered two ard seven in square numbered
three. together with all and singular the tone
nenis. herediiimenls and snpurIenanees unto the
.ame belonging in my wise appur,aining.
Propositions for the sale of said lots nLy Par,
II either Of Them will be received any time pfisr
20 tho day Of sals.
TERMS will be made known on the day OF
sale.
Selling ne Trustee. shall convey To ,he purcha-
ser only such title is vested in by the deeds
shove referred 10 This title. am satisfied. viii
be found. upon examination. indisputabls.
JAMES y. WHEAT.
Trustee.
BRENTLINGER & sBALLeROss.
nov 25-s Auctionesns.
The sale Of the above properly !. postponed until
April I'd, ls43
BRENTLINGER & sIIALLCRosS.
jan AucIioneer.
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TRUSTEES SALE

=
DY Virtue Of deed oi Trust from Dana Hub
u y bard to me. dated March %. 1888, and re-
corded in the Clerks office OF Ohio county. in deed
book No %. page $40. shall prJceed 10 sell on
"Wednesday the eighth day OF March l643. at the
front door OF the court house Of said county Al o.
clock for ready money. 10 the highest and best
bidder. the following property. viz
Lots No L, 2 3 and 4 in the ninth square in the
lower town Of Wheeling, on which are sreeied .
valuable steam saw mill and sash factory.
Also. lots No 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. III and u in East
or Middle Wheeling. laid oui by Peter Ysraall and
others.
Also. valuable farm on whssling creed in ohiO
county. containing one hundred aud eighty nina
acres, being the same conveyed 10 said Hubbard by
John MLufe, adjoining the lands Of jacob and
others.
Selling % ,rustoe.I will convey such lille 90 ia
vested in me ny said deed Of trust.
fsbls JOHN LIST. Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-22

LNikE &MARINE iNSURAN0E-Thsre
Il two situations only IN which individuals ca,
be placed. where they can adequately sppreoia 4,
the value OF insurance These are. while stand
nig upon the runs OF their own property, either
receiving from an Insurance Office the full J.
mount which they have lost, or standing on fhr
,ame spot su rrornded perhaps by d.solate tam
~, lsmenting bat stupidity and folly which hsC
"a. ted 10 provide for such a Contingency.
IS AKIN SON Agent of the PR0TEC ZION
will take risks on dwelling houses, ware houses
torres. mills, factories, DC, together with thei
contents, such ss furniture, merchandise. ma
property Also, on stean. Keel and tist boats
e ~ iner cargoes to.and from any port on the
Office on Main street, nearly opposite the S
% Olel. A
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-22

tHE subscriber requests oil persons indebted to
him eisher by note or account. 70 the prsses.i
time. TO call Immediately and settle Tie same.
doc &c. A.. SAM'L MCLALLEN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-22
NORTH WHEELING FLINT GLASS
WORKS.

HNHE Subscribers having pui their Glass Works
IN complete repair, hey are now IN fuli o
perstion again. and they are prepared 70 81 orders
with which they n'ay be favored IN theis hns)f
business They trssl that their long end success
FOL experience. Zone Of the 6rm having besu engag
ed IN the business more than twenty yeRr) viii be
sufficient guaranty Of their capacity 10 gu sil or.
ders on lhrrs and they feel confdeni IN saying ial
lheir Glass viii b. equal IN quality, transparency
beauty and value - well aa chsaPnesa N Price q
snv nsnula.iured 10 the Union. We only ga lhS-,
dispourtl 10 purchase " give us fair friul
ieb 12-Iy MAR n SWEENEY co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-22
JAMES II FORSYTH & co.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
WHEELING, Va.
1.-THE LIFE OF TIE L., FLESH !; u IN

1TfYE LIFE or THE FLESH - IN
THE BLOOD.o
H1NvERY disease arises from impuhty Of The
"A blood.
BTanderh's Pills are the beat known remedy fOr
overy disease. They de not cure by charm bat be
ing entirely vegetable sssimilsie with me blood and
effect certain cure by removing all mpure particles
from this subtle Huid Of life. They are beneficial
in all Diseases may be taken undsS sny circunsisn.
sss without fear ofinjury. but the contrary viii
give reliefin the most acute and painful disease
BEWARE or COUNTERFElTS.-NO Drug.
girt in the place has the genuine Pills
Ask to see The certificate Of agency. Each boz
tox has on il three copper plate labels, the top and
bslIom first printed with red ink and then win
black Observe that sseh Dor there are sil fee
smile signatures Of Dr. Brandoth.
Three thus. Bundsih N d.
Three thus. Benj.min Brundeih.
Sold On Wheeling by
RoBB 4 STEPHENSON.
sep SIN B. BRANDETH. NJ. D.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-22

CLOTHS, CLOTHS, CLOTHS,
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low priced and fine Broad Cloihs which he
viii sell as;onnhnsly low , skNskNEY
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