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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-06-17
To MessIs. Benson q Green,
Editors Boon's Lick Times.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo. JusE 10. 1874:

81. LOUIS, Mo, JUSE 10, 1913.
Col. S. B Churchill, p. NJ. ST. Louis
Dear Sir-ln answer to your enquiries rela.
tive 10 failures Of parts OF the newspaper mails,
as noticed by the Boon's Lick Times, upon route
46ls, from Fulton to Glasgow, have to state,
that am not the contractor upon that route but
the sub.contractor under Col. T. L. Price, and
am therefore responsible from the LIST of January
last Tor all failures upon said route.
can assure you that no failure to deliver any
part OF the mail has occurred on my part, when
It was possible to do so. At the time Of the fail.
ures alluded to by the Times, the Missouri river
was uncommonly high, and owing to the back.
waller and the freshets, &C., it was impossible at
oil times to travel the regular mail route. NV
agents. however, being extremely anxious to &C,
commodate the people OF Fayette and vicinity,
took the letter mail on horseback. and by going
many miles on, Of the regular track, were ena.
bled TO deliver the letter bag at Fayet:e. was
no: required to do this, and would have been ex.
cused when could not have travelled the regular
route but felt anxious to do every thing could,
and consequently conveyed the letter mail, al.
though in doing so it was necessary to travel ma.
ny miles out OF the regular course am sure
the Editors OF the Times, from what have heard,
are not disposed to make unnecessary complaints,
and would not, knowingly, wrong any one. II
is my intention in few days to 90 upon the
route, and will call upon the Editors OF the
Times, and upon Post Masters upon the route,
and will send you the proper certificates as to The
facts in the case.
! am, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
O. HINTON
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-06-17

DPThe editor of the Standard certain
ly could not have been acquainted with Mr..
Penn when he made an attack on the Re-
porter. The fate of the Fayette Clique
and Boon's Lick Democrat should have
been a warning to him. There is scarcely
any thing left of "Giles," but a little grease
and whiskey, so roughly has Penn handled
him.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-06-17
REPRESENTATION OF MISSOURI
IN THE WING NATIONAL CON-
VENTION

in THE WING NATIONAL CON-
VENTION.
The following communication, coming
as it does, from leading and talented
Wing, is worthy of consideration. The
views presented are correct, and should be
adopted by the Wings of the district with
out hestation--particularly that which re-
commends the election of delegates by
Districts. What says the Missouri States
mani
FOR THE TINES.
MSssRs. Benson & GREEK-As it has been
proposed, and generally concurred in, by The
Wings OF the United Ststes, to meet in National
Convention for the nomination Of President and
Vice President of the United States, is it moi
time the Wings OF Missouri were taking some
steps 10 be represented in that Convention?
| therefore propose, as there must be begin
ning that District Conventions be held in each
Electoral District, and that each choose dele.
gate TO the National Convention.
The District in which the writer resides, is
composed Of the counties Of Boone, Galloway,
Audrain, Monroe. Shelby, Scotland, Adair, Ma
con, Randol phi and Howard | propose tina
each Of the counties named, select as delegate!
to the District Convention double the number
Of their Representatives in the General Assembly
that said District Convention meet in Huntsville
on the Sd Monday in November next. These
suggestions are thrown out for consideration, the
writer being willing to concur in any better plar
that may be suggested to effect the object III
view. w.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-06-17

The Missouri STANDARD."-The first
number of the above paper has been re.
ceived, and its name duly entered on our
exchange list. 1t is printed in st. Louis
is about the size of the Reporter-exceed-
ingly neat in its mechanical execution
and is edited by LyNDE ELLIOTT, ESQ.,
In politics, it is for Van Buren,, Benton, the
Sub-Treasury, and the exclusive "hard."
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-06-17

UTCounterfeit notes on the Bank of the
State of Missouri, of the denomination OF
ten dollars, are in circulation in st. Louis.
They are easily detected, being much
shorter than the genuine, and on bad paper.
Mr.. Shurlds' name is spelt with an i; B.
Wahh, instead of E. Walsh, subscribed as
President,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-06-17

DWe understand splendid party was
given on board the the Steamboat Rowena,
on Thursday night last. Very sorry cir
cumstances prevented us from being pres
ent.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-06-17

ReProaches and Injuries have no power
to aff1ict either the man of unbemished in
teegrity, or the abandoned profigate. 1t is
the middle compound character which alone
is vulnerable--the man who, without firm.
ness enough TO avoid dishonorabe action,
has feeling enough to be ashamed of it.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-06-17

UTThe "village" of Fayette, and young
city, of Glasgow. Look out Mr.. pilot"
or in thus varying from the channel you
may come in contact with the "Giles."
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-06-17
BALTIMORE TOBACCO MARKET.

m, DaIIIInOre, June z.
The American says; "The receipts this week
are nearly 1900 hhds. The market continues az.
tremely brisk, and the sales comprise nearly the
whole OF the receipts, which are taken as fast as
inspected, The demand has extended to all kinds
OF Maryland, but we note no actual Improvement
IN prices except for very desirable lots, which
generaiiy BRING trifle above our quotations. viz:
Inferior and common MARYLAND $3.50 35O.
middling to good 81 a SO good sc, so SEQ,
and fine 500 $1,000.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-06-17

UThe Washington correspondent Of
the st. Louis Old School Democrat says
there are many removals contemplated in
Missouri and Illinois.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-06-17
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

Flour is quoted at 1924 a 500. and rather
heavy. Pork--Mess 10 a 1850; Prime, 9,OOa
$50 in fair demand. Lard, strictly prime, 81 6
cents; Common A a al.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-06-17
RICHMOND (Va.) MAY 30.

~ Inspections Of Tobacco at Lynchburg 10 the
10Th inst, 1888 hhds Lately there have been
some fine prices paid for Tobacco by the specuIa.
tors and manufacturers there, Mr. Thos J. Otev
states that on the goth he sold hid. of Tobacco
made by Mr.. Paschal Smelser for GIG so per hun.
The quotations, given by Messrs, Holcomha
and otey, at last dates were; Lugs from 80 to
2'lO; common loaf ranges . 80 to 5 90; good lea
\ TOT 30, manufacturing qualities to 10 so.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-06-17

The British have seized and taken pos
ecssion of the Sandwich Islands.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-06-17

NOAH WEBSTER, the great American
photographer, died on Sunday night, the
2sth of May, at his residence in New Ha-
ven, in the s5th year of his age.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17
ID X Y-G 90 ID S.
4. GREAT ATTRACTIONS
SECOND SPLENDID STOCK OF
NEW GOODS!!!

l'HE- SUBSCRIBER begs leave TO inform
the citizens Of Wheeling aud the
leigh 5orh0od, that he has just returned from
Philadelphia and Baltimore, ard Is now rcces
FRESH STOCK or NEW GOODS.
I8enz the second supply this Fall which for
o-ALITY AND cnEArNEss ca.not be excellea II
siual lied in the City Of Wheeling.
Cloths of every variety Of shade and price We
ry lew indeed.
Cs.simeres and Cassinetts Of the greatest qacn.
tty imaginable.
Kentucky Jeans, fniLed cloths l
Kerseys Beaver cloths, Giraffe cloths, and eve
ry variety OF goods tor coats aud pantaioons.
Bleached and BrswA Mushns, Flannels and
Checks,
ALSO The largest assortment OF Calieoes he
has ever 0ffel ed 10 the public
Domestic, Earlsfon and Manchester Ginghams.
Splendid new style goods for dresses. such as
rich hgd Vsfrets. China PePln, Chusan de
l.alIe, Muslin de Lame, silk stripe Aackbars,
Ga new articlc) striped fie q, changeable, plain.
and variezatei dtoaeI L'tstIes. with every
kiad OF Goods in fashion for Ladies dresses
.Shassls Hand kerchiefs, Gi0res, HosierV, Nins,
CUTS, Ribbons, Bonnet silks and Innings, Ar
ifeiels, Sc. ~
The undersigned would take this occasion 10
express his thanks TO the publ &C for the liberal
ssare of their patroaage heretofore received, aud
hopes aud BELIEVES that an examInaInn Of his
stock vii satisfy any one that he is sti entitled
p 10 a full share of the public patronage,
oct ls j sen SENEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17

NEW FALL AND WTSTER GOODS
Il T the New Store of &. x MAkSH.
"a No l4I Main strser. b a. Il Marsh
have received their first stock OF Fall and
Winter Goods, ne follsws:
Super Freoch Black, English and American
wosl dyed Cloths, plain and fancy casslmeres.
Regic, plain Beaver, Flushing and Pilot Cloths,
Sattinetfs, Kentucky Jeans aid Wakefield Ker-
seys; White Gauze, Red, Yellow. Twilled and
printed Flanneis; plain and fg'd silks, and sat
ms tnew style,l plain. striped, wateTed, change
able, fad and plain Alpaca TsustreS. Bombazines;
Satin striped and plain Muslin de Lnines, striped
s.nnettas, printed SaxOny. French and English
Merinoes; Manchester, Earision, French and
Chasnbrs Ginghems; Brocha. Damask de LANES.
Fig'd MeIlno. Thbet, Kabyle, Lady Sale and
Helen McGregor Ladies' SbaVis; cord and black
Kid Gloves, Long White do. Fancy Points and
Dress Handkerchiefs, Alpacha Aprons, silk
spron tasses, Black and cold twisted silk fringes
Working Canvass, Zephyr worsted. Thread lace
edgines and lnsertngs; Swiss and Jaeonet DO
Ashburton, Lyons and Fancy Net Laces, cold
silk Gimps, RIvens and Hem-stiiched Linen
cambria hdkfs, plain and fg'd white and black
Net; PLAIN and h2'd Swiss. Book, Lace striped,
checked and gaconet Msslins; Null Null, Nan.
eooks, Linen lawns Linen cambria; Plain and
hg'd b0bbI0etts, black CASTELAR, Net: new style
henHet Ribbons; silk pocket Hdk e.: Irish linens;
M0hau cloak faesels, 81 and "a Table Diaper.
e-4 Linen Diaper, Russia do and hleached and
brown Linen Table cloths. linen shee;ings; hl'k
ent cold musIins, ,rnper do, White and brewsn
tabby and painted Velvet; Gents black Italia n
cTaNats, D'OIsay soaIfs, Boz tie stocks and By
ron collars; black. white and cold Kid, cash
mere and Thibet gloves: Merino and Satin Yes
tings; super Gum Suspenders, SuapendeT Ends;
brown cotton, Angola and Lambs wool drawers
and.shirts; brocade, mObsr and lasting coat and
nveTc0at buttons; fad. mohaiI and silk blndiDe,
square coat cord, German and American Pine.
black add White cotton, black Lambs Wool.
nsixed Saxony and Cashmere Hose, do hall
Hose: Marine stripes. checked. brown and
bleached DrillrGs, canvass. padding beached
and hro~yn mnslin. wsdding, batting. Umbrellas
large assOri rraeut of French Chintzes British &
AMERICAN PRINTS.
one ease Of fns Florence Braid Bonnefs, nei-
sfyLs. Horse Hair Gimps; DC. &c.
Weinvite the attention Of Country Merchant.
70 our stock. y hich is large and we'll selected.
Our customers and the citizens o wheeling ID
sirnity, are respectfully invited 70 give rs cal
before making their Fall purchases. for zoe Can
and WILL sell DRY GOODS cheapsr thar
sSere srer before offered IN This city.
sug2t J. B. 4 r. r. NJ,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17

Prepared and sold by A B Sands & Co. Drug
Elsts and bcmitts, Granite buildings. 27i
Broadway, cerBer Of Chambers % New York
and for sale by DRUGGISTS throughout the u S.
Price 81 per bottle. six bottles for Ss.
, The public are respectfully requested Ia rennem-
Der that il is Ssnds's Sarsapsrilla that has and IL
constantly achieving such remarkable cures OF
the most difficult class Of diseases 10 which the
human frame 10 subject. and ask for Sands Sar-
pariils. nd tske no other. =
OLIVER PRYOR. Agent BY special ap-
pssnfnsnt for the Prsprisfsrs. fer Wheeling
and vicinity. iy NJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17
10000 DOLLARS.

! More NEw GOODS nj the Nso York ckss,
| lVa Cash Sfre 1S9 Market S. WHEELING. VA
= YORKE. ~onld respectfully iutorm hi
customers aud The public generally. 'ha, he has jus
returned fam the Fast with q general assortnrnf o
DRY GOODS and GROCERIES, CrD=ksry Ware
Hardware. Bo.s,. Shpes. SC. which he is now open
ing and ready m sell cheap cheaper than ever
The p-bic are invited TO call and exsmins the inl
lowing articles. viz:
GROCERIES.
100 Rags GREEN RIO COFFEE;
30 bikes GunpowJer TEA. SO chests " TEA.
10 do Hv-on Skin do. 10 ts'Sr. InpcriaI do.
2O00 Tbs Lpal SUGAR. S hhds N o SUGAR.
2O0e In white Havana do, 25 Tierres RICE;
20 bhls N o MOLASSES; 30 boxes com. SOAR;
1000 Lbs SALERATyS;
10 boxes ~ plug TOBACCO. sop quality.
10 do 6 plug do do.
70 do - rlug do do
Nuim~ss. Cround Pepper. Gnsund Ai.pce md
Cloves, Ginger. Indigo. Madder. 10 bo1es Pipes. &C.
DRY GOODS.
Blue DIX broad CLOTHS. ne hroad CLOTHS.
Olive brown do. Olive Green do;
Ribbed CASHMERE Black CAssiMEREs;
Cassneus of all qualities; Kerseys Of all qualities;
L'nseys of all qualities; 10 haes brown MusliIis.
300 peices bleached NlUSIINS;
200 rs PRINTS Of oil qualities and prices:
BLACK SATIN VISITING.
Fanny VISITING OfAl quaIiiie. and prices;
IRISH LINEN; Bleechd and bo,' Drills;
APRON CHECKS; BLUE DRILLS;
Bed TICKING. NIL srices; Linen and Silk lIdkfs;
Blk and brvwn HOSE. Gents and Ladies Gloves.
BOOTS AND SHOES-2o0 prs Ladies' Slippers
ol all prices and qualities; so prs Ladles Cater
Boots; 100 prs Ladies Kid Slippers so Prs Mems
thick Bools so prs Mems Calf BOOTS; so prs Mems
Seal Peg BOOTS; 100 prs Mens' Thick and Kip
Brogsns cheaper ihsn before offered this CITY,
HARDWARE of all kinds and qualities, cheaper
han ever hefnre offered ia This city.
CROCKERY-A general assortment Of common
snd printed Cookery by the crate aud reIaiL Alan
many oihcr articles too nuTncTOus la mention. All
If which will he sold cheaper Than ever before
offered m this city.
N B.--Couniry merchants will he supplied al
Eastern prices. with small commission added.
sepl5 A Y York;.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17
FNRURAN(H.

az ne Iowesf rates on
Buildings ofankinds. st. as. briok or woodSa
sid their cOntsntE
steainbos'si factories wills, 80.
Fnrnfures
And MERCHANDISE ofall ki0ds.
And against al dsaaefs stending the trans
portauon ofgo0ds ou rivers, lakes, ssas, canals
and railroads.
Fer the character Of ~ coupany = 20 PRONG
titude and hberaliiy in the adjustment and paw
fnent Of losses we beg leave ta refer 20 the net.
chants of this place and elsewhere VINO have had
the adjustment of ciains upon US aso
Office On Mar -. r. W HARDING ,.SeC'y.
WNOR SAILS, Chamo,se, Toys. Anasheiss
n and eoamel BREAST Pins. Jri slsv,l p,er.
Hsnrs aud Crussrs. D FAIRCHiLD.
Or 2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17

EHRINGEs. GIMPs AND OTHER TRIM.
II MING have = splendid assoumeid II
Ffinges. Gimrs, Brsds. Whaiehones. Buuons or
habits. end 0fher articles 90 Milliusrs Tramings,
sot8 w n RErBY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17
MONROE HOUaE.
MONHOE HONSEf
Monros Street. beiweep Nan and Market Stress
WHEELING. VA.
JAMES MATTERS. Proprietor.

JAMES MATTHEWS. Proprietor.
HNlIE Monroe House has heen eLffely renovated
and refued throughout. snd he propristos
has no hesitation IN saying that he accommodate
the travelling ruhlic as we'll. II NO, better han anv
oiher Hotel IN ihis CITY. Ills untring eEsriions
shaIl he devoted 10 The comfort Of his guests. This
house i heated wirhin 90 reds Of the Sl~am Boal
Landing and nearly opposite The Post Oice sinking
IL de.irnble Stopping place for Strangers visiting
he city On business. Baagage will be conveyed 70
anil from steamboats, free Of charge. and coaches
uill call VI The DIOR W receive passengers
Attached ~ the honso " q good STABLE whioh
viii be we'll and carefully attended N. Strangers
nj limited ~ any hour of he night. Charges made
N snii the times. OCT "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY BY
JAMES r.. WHARTON,
EAv rnE CORNER or uSioS AND MAIN STREETS
WHEELING. VA.


rER WEEK. l2J
Single papers for sale by the carriers and nj the
efhev ~ cenis copy.
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published Wednesday AT 81 90 per annnm
n advance. or 50 if not paid within one month
from the beginning sfthe year No new subscribers
will be received, except such us pay IN advance.
Fer 6 msaihs 81 so isinvarnbly charged No
tbsc rber received for less than sir months,
and ne paper discontinued. sept atthe discretion
Of the publisher. until all arrearages are paid.
TEAMS OF ADyERTIsIne.
Three Insertions of ls. per square, si.o0
One week $50
TIVE Weeks $3.50
Three Weeks, 1925
Pour weeks, s4.0e
Two ma.'hs. $500 Three months $500
Advertisements inserted iii fnrht or without
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nd charged one dollar Coz LIST three Insertions, aud
Is cts Tor each insertion alter Advertisements
nse,ted three times a "a eek for iLree fsorhs the
ahsvs, Weekly for one half per week.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17
WESTERN INsURANCE COMPANY.

CAFTAL VOOOsOVB.
HIS company, seing new dul xIQrga niEad liz
prepared 10 make Insurance % every des-
crfpion offTe and Marine Risks, sach dwei-
ling aeuses, Store II OusSs &c with heir con.
ients. Also, Steam Boats, Fiat Bokts and Keel
Boats With their caLgocs. TO Q cd from auy rort
on ihe Ohio Gnd Mississippi rivers, or their trio
ntafy strss ms. Application fer insura nee 20 be
made Tor the present a. tae Office Of the Wheel
ing Savings Institution
aug r MEOW ssciv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17
FOUNTAIN INN,
LATE Beifhe.s~r's.i LseHr ST. BALTIMORE.
w W DIX 49, Prspri.s~.

hAVNG lcased this extensive ssd fsvorits g.
u fnhlishmsnf, snd entirely Ienovaied and ~
fitted il Throughout. 10 hal il can c,Drp.rs sdvsn.
eeously with any similar bIshseni ia Tho Unu-
have no hesitation IN epiesvering 10 sursst tho
.ien,ion Of the travelling puhlie tn this favcri,s
hssst ffthe rDsst sireauoss srertions. fsiaed Z.
every pss.ib.e consenisnrr 10 he E,shi else wbsn.
esa insure sacces-. rhey pledge thsms.hs hal ~
iormer well earned reputation shali net ssiy -
msriied hot surpassed.
in accordance VITA he difsc.lries or ,hs iiss-.
'hey have determined reduce their chsrgss -
eorrespoml. Pucs 81 .25 psr day.
Baltimors Jole 4 ISl3 H.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17

WHOPS. will paw cash for good Msrchsniabls
Hops delivered Of my Warehouse.
sept %. IRWIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17
uMBER.

LUMBER.
ME snhsenheu having purchased the LUM.
IL Der YARD on Man street near The Rsidfr.
formerly occupied by Mclean a Rice. respectfully
"Iorm the public that Ihey preP.red al tsnes
TO furnish ell kinds Ct PINE LUMBER On the raSsa
favorable terms Ior ca.h.
A'Isched Ia this yard 10 m excsllsnI planning ma-
chino. which vii he eonstarily supplied with uor-
keS flooring. wesLhrT boor5ihg orilig. &c. whish via
De sold for cssh. a. low any place n the We~
terra country. AT orders ihankfaliv rSrofved anl
promptly attended To. L. s. ROOF CO
WhesiIng. August ll-f
washington Examiner cory v amsaus Ol speo Del
Lars. aud charge Times.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17
w. " & S. n. UNISON
d RETAIL DEALRRs IN EATS
AND CAPS M

Ws1ssSs or Asfn arssf. Whsrfisx. ~.
Lave on hssd and ssr-lsnsly nsnufsssuf.
ing general assortment OF sperier Pur al
six hats Tbsv hsva receive cd the latest sprine
fashion. from New York add are no prsparsd
a supply TO order all sizes aud "a sl,iss in The
s Pc or past style. "a may sUis snstsnsA
BACK and Drab beav1r aud Castor, Pl1n
White Russia and Napt Hats =.
They also keep onh md u ~ assortment or piain
ans fancy mems cd hoys fur and sioth caps,
III Of which they offer 20 their ca stsspers nd tkc
public on he most pleasing tcTms-
All orders rem country mefebants end deal
err PROMPTLY hlled on the ios. favora bIs terms.
thankful Tor the iibsral patronage they have
heretofore resolved, they ssiieit share 81 pbb-
nc patronage which thev are determined - dS.
serNs ey pr"nPt attshton, personal Application
mar l-H
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17

VEsTINGS. few panerns beautiful rich
v Woolen TsIref oHd Ca-hnere Yssiings. Also
srpsr English. hoiled Sain vesiing. heller Than pay
Won ean conveniently Gnd elsewhere, can he bad
q you cal s'an ~ loei 81 sELBYs.
EDOFNETs. a handsome sock Of Braid
, y Bonneis. and Velvet snd other materials f1i
Bonneis. Also. Victoria Ronueis Cor children, car
Be bourht cheap up street 81 sREBYg
oet1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17
DEAFNESS CURED,

SCAPPAS
COMPOUND KREOSOrR ACOUSTIC OIL
INOR the rure of DEAFNESS. pains. and the
II discharge ef matter from the ears aso all those
disngreenhle noises. like the huzzing Of insects.
falling nf water whining Of steam. &c. &c. which
are SYMPTOMS Of approaching dsaloeSs. and als'
generally attendant with the disease. For sale by
DIR J CRUMBACKER. No la, Main St.
Sole Agent
This medicine is highly recommended, and nu-
merous certificates are given, nv very respectable
persons Of the many astonishing which il ms
psrlormsd rav 2S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17

ARDWARE-Tko snAscriker has lately
\ t~~rivsd Tho 6ohoSsiHg sosds. eshirk he hsa
reduced The price 20 suii IiHes
Elliptic springs Riann's Area.
Nm Je''sp 4 soas cah Mouse hale and ssAst
Shsar Steel, Anvils,
<miIhs Viees, Mil A. Cro,. 3ut a. a.
Sheet Brass Planes
Together ~irh sveT variety in ike Hardware
ana CnIl"ry line. sAA'L AEEl.
ang 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17
NEW FOOT AND SHOE ESTAB-
HSHMENT

IISHMENT.
JOHN F.. WIDE.
Nh ANtIFACTURER OF Ladie..' Cenilem~R'r
w and ChiIdren's Bnoi. and Shoes. Main street
doors south Of Virgins Hotel Wheeling. Va.
keeps eOnsIanIly hand an meni u The 'Dvs
articles, NJ Eastern prices. MI made under hs own
inspection. and Of the besI Philadelphia materials
June s. I843-Iy.
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Martha Conlin has lived IN my family the last
"a years. and hereby cerufg that the foregoing
staicB M made BY herself is correct.
Mrs MANY b LLOYD.
Nc sol bfJad 81 Newark NJ
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have eonfdencs in the representations made
BY Manha Conlin, and have full knowledge Of
her case. ELIJAH II PURDf
Alderman 10th Ward Of the city Of New York.
Dec a., 1872
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place full confidence IN the statement made
BY Martha Conlin; having known her the past
twenty years will cheeriully give anypartlculars
in relation % her case 20 those who NAV wish
further information. ST ELIZABETH,
Superior OF the R0man Catholic OrpAa Asylum.
Priase street, New York. dec "a, 1912.
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HEALTH sECIlRED,
~ rHE USE or THE

br THE USE OF THE
HYGEI AN vFo.TABLE UNIVERSAL MEDICINES
As formerly prepared under The supervision offhe
LA TIE Mr.. THO VAS MOAJ,
VIZ - a 4. -.,,.h C.lt.o. n TIx.lth
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know Msrtha Cenlin, and believe what she
states ia this document 70 be perfectly true,
JOHN POWER,

Etc1T General or Nfu York,
Rector u 81 PefCr's church.
Given az New York, this i4th day Of Decesiber,