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b r Y-GOO ID S. sss. 8.
80 GREAT ATTRACTION!
:. SECOND, SPLENDID STOCK or
NEW GOODSi!!

rHHE SUBSCRIBER bers leave TO inform
the citizens OF Wheeling and the
heig4bvlhsod. that he has JUST returned from
PhilsdelPhia and BailinOrs, ard - now receiv
FRESH STOCK OF NEW GOODS.
lBeinE the second supply this Fall which for
erkLIry AND cHEArEr.s csrnot be excellea u
sIualicd in the City OF, Wheeling. +. IA. ~, if
Cloths Of every variety Of shade and price. We,
~ law indeed. -.
Ca. silneres aud Caseinetts Of the greatestqaen.
tity i'm asinabie. - f-ii 20 f'f'i ffrf. g. u
kentucky J cans, f,tlIed cloths. itltn sia
Kerseys Bcaver.clofhs. Giraffe cloths, and eve
ryvarefy OF goods Tor esats and pantaloons.
Reached and BrswR Musins, Fsunels and
ALSO-'rhs largest assortment OF Caiieoes he
has ever Offered IN the public. leili t.ia
Domestic, Eaflsfon and "a chichester Gingham
SpleudiS ne,s.strle goods for dresses, such as
rich fg'd Veirefs, China Pesn, Chusan de
IsaIue. Mushn de f.aine, SILK stripe Aackbars.
Ia new, articic) strIDeL FIX d, changcable, plain,
and variegated dtpacd Lpsfr Is, with every
Kind of Goods IN In shian for Ladies' dresses;
s<Stawis. sh5kerckiefs. Gigres. Hosiery -nitfs,
Euass .iibbons,. Bonnet silks and Innings ar
The undersigned would take this Acca ,on to
cypress bis thsnks to tho public for the liberal
STARE Of their ratro iage ofore received and
hopes and belieYts that N en- aminaiinn Of his
stock 9M satisfy any one that bels still en-. tiled
20 full share Of the public patron age;
oct ! e .
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NEW FALKLAND WINTER GOODS
q 1.-THE New Sire of B & < mAKsH.
hay. ! received der first stock Of Fall and
Winter Goods. as follows: - rfs
Snner Freaeh Black English and American
wool dyed Ciolhs, plain and fancy cassimeres,
Relgic, plain Beaver. Flushing sad Pilot Cloths,
Ssttinelts, Kentucky Jeans aid Wakefield Ker.
seys; White Gauze. Red. yellow. Twiiled and
tns Cnew ssyieS eiarrS, striped, wssefed, change
abie, Cad snd plain Alpaca Lusirss Bombazines;
Satin striped and plain Muslin de J.aines. striped
s.nasstas. prioted Saxony. French and English
chenbra Cling ms; Btorhs. Dsnrissk De LANES,
Merino, Ernbr0i6ered. Danask Weo'lcD, Tnrtap,
Fix'd MesiBOs Thlbet. Ksbyle, LADY Sale and
Helen McGTegor I.adieS Shawls; cold ndhlack
Kid Gloves, Long White do. Fancy Points md
Dress Haadkefchiefs, Apachp Aprons, Silk
apron tasseis Black and col'dtwisted elk ffihgcs
Working Canvass, Zephyr worsted, Thvead lace
sdspss spd nsgs' gss sslss e e leconet 81
silk Gimps, Riyens and Hem-stilched Linen
cambric. hakfs. plain an fr-d white and black
Netssiain and Hei9 s wiss. Book, ace striped.
ehecked.and Iacqpet Mrsins; Mnll Null Nan
socks, inen lawns, linen cambria: Plain and
Sgd bohhinetfs hlaci Castelar, Net: new style
home, EIneens s,lk PICKET HsAt, iErh tInsns
brown Linen Table cloths linen shee;inss BIN
Hollands, silk and worsted Serge; black silk,
tahby and rainted Velvets (fenfs' black Italian
erssaiS p'oF,ay SORTS, Boz re stocks and b.
roo co'IaIss hlack, white and coPd Kid, cash
mere and Thihoi el6vess II efi0o aud Satin Vess
-tiBGas super Gun Snepende rss Suspender Eude,
hrqwn eoti2ni AFFola and Lambs wool irawerr
'aHdsFbirte; brocade, nshniT and laeiins coat and
'evefcbaf bnitons. Fed. fnohan and silk bindine,
square cott cord, German md Afnericsu Pins;
black aod white ,tofion. black lambs Wool.
missed saxeny tasd CastsneFe Hose, DO hall
Hoses Marie sfripes. checked brown and
bIeaehed Drhngs. canvass padding, bleacl,ed
aDa brown muslin. waddine. batting. Or hrellns;
aIarge assorimenf ~ French Chlnfzes British &
.l3,I tfAMERICANtPRTNTS.
One sf.fns FToye1ee Braid Bonnsft. nsV
sfvle. Horse Hair Gignpss &C. &c.
.fWeinvite she stfenfion of Country Merchants
to our, stock. vhich IL large aud wen salecled.
ritinify arc resp scffiliv invited to give W cal
before suak iuk fhef Fail nnrchaeea for ace G n
AID Will eel DRY GOODS ehrdper thar
lssrs epsr before altered u tbis city. I. 81 ~.
sng2t ,oa 49, t.,,..i .. b. y r. p. W,
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more NEW GOODS. a, The Nsw York Chez,
tlfI Cash Sure! 80 Market 81 wsKKLINo VA
\ . York;. wsuid respectfully inform hi
customers ard ihe public generally that he has jus
rrfurrsed Gum the Fa~t with general sssorinent o
/ DRY GOODS and GROCERIES. Cookery Ware.
Hardware. Boots Shocs. &c. which he " nav open
ing snd ready Ia sell cheap cheaper rban
The prhc are invited 10 call aud Examine the fol;
lowing articles. viz
F IGRocERIEs. snSi'-' 70 Z
100 Rags GREEN RIO COFFEE; 81 - sar6 81
so hsxes Cnnppwder PEA. so chests ii TEA
10 do Hsson skin ~, d., 10 i~ses lnperial do,
1000 Lbs Loaf SUGAR. hhls N o SUGAR.
1000 lhs white Havana do; IS Tierrcs RICE, PEI
30 bills N o MoLASSEs; 40 boxes com. SOAP;
1000 Lbs SALERATUS; rat 30, ~, ~. AZ. $40 :.
10 s.xe- y plug TOBACCO, saFsuali'y. n.
10 do l6 plug do do,
= ss 20 T 81 .''s DO 90 DO 90. &C.. Z.
Na'mes-. Ground Pepper, Granpd Alepiee and
Cloves, Ginger. indigo Madden. 10 soxes Pipes. &c
+ DRY GOODS. -f~ 2"
Blue BLK hroac CLDrHS. Bite sroad CLOTHS.
Olive brown ,ln. e.. Olive Green da;sn 4.
Ribbed CASSfMERtS. Black, t;ASSiAiERESs
Cassines &c al qualities; kersrvsofali qnaliiiess
L,nseys of air qrsi sie-s 10 bales hrswn Muslinr.
200 peices hlenched MUSLiNS; b ts.ai ...i "a 81.
900 - PRINTS &c Ill qaslities aud pricess a.. al
BLACK SATIN YES rfNG. tnaf-d ..i rtif.i.t
Fanny VISITING sf4.I qualities and prices; ia {.
IRISH LINEN: ~ 81 Rlesehd and bro Drills;
AKRON CHECKS; 3. BLUE DRILLS 500
Bed TICKING. all rrces Linen and Silk Hdkfs;
Blk and bruwa HOSE. Gents and Ladies Gloves.
BOOTS AND sTIOES--900 prs Ladies' Slippers.
of all prizes and qualities; SO prs Iaj,es' CATER
Boots; 100 prs Ladies' Kid Slipper< so prs Mems
thick Bnot- so prs Mems Calf BO0TS;5 SO prs Mems
Seal Peg BOOTS; 100 prs Mems Thick and. Kip
ogans cheaper than before offered IN This city.
HARDWARE 90 all kinds and qualities, cheaper
than ever hefSre offered in this city, lr, Es rs,
le CROCKERY--A general assortment Of common
and printed Crcckery BY the crate and reiail. Alss
many olher articles 100 numcIoos 10 menlnn- Al
Of whirh will be sold cheaper ihan ever before
Stirred IN this city p sits,.., 81 - sisas.srt
, N B.--Country merchants viii he supplied at
Eastern prices. with small commission added. SIS.
sepI5 ilt--t' i-.f-sis -. 81 . = Y(lRKE.f \
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ID. M,GINNIs
MONROE HOUSE,

,,AH-. WHEELING. VA flS ei - IL
~ = JAMES MA7HERS. Proprietor
ME Monroe House has been entirely renovated
II md refed thronehoui. and the .rraprie tor
has no hesitation in saying that he accommodate
The travelling public we'll. if no, better than any
other H"iel IN this CITY. His unii~ing exethons
shall he devoted the rDmfprt of his gnesis This
honse Is located within 90 rods Of The Steam Boat
Landing and nearlyepposiie the Post Office. making
q desirable siopppg plare for strangers visiting
The city on business. Baggage will be conveys cd 10
and from steanhoass free Of charge. ard coaches
VIII call al the door receive passeBeers fal l,
Attached 10 The honse is good STABLE which.
will be well and carefully attended 70. Srrangfss
admitted a. any hour of the night Charges made
~ s'iiI the times rria.s oct % 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-15

a MEXICAN HARDWARE AND
~ CUFLERY.--The subscriber has Just rrcpix Z
ed fresh supply of HARDWARE & CUTLERY.
The most ~ hich i american msauseiur- ~ great
" rslaccd prices. and Of equal quality in the hest
EnafR-h mnnufae.ure. Those who are arquainied
with The prices sl Hardware Will please caf and see
the ate high tariff on me following srcles I'll a
mericaB: tuCioe oHf ni HfTiHf 1Hf ttft 20
MILLssAwso ti,l CROSS CUT SAWS
PITT Do -, tt HAND do
WEB dc Loeks ranges, Screws.
Butcher knives Shoe knives Lsitbes CsndIesiicts
Castofs, Rules Bevds. SAIares, Plane Bits Cbise3s
Screw drivers. Comprises, Augura g mhlsts. Bella.
ASes. Foot AIDES, Hairhets Brushes. &c. together
wiih large loi Of Scythss. Sickles. seyIhs RITES
and Seyihs Stones SAb'L NEIL.
June ,
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- - IL @y6SAx - -EsAi MILL .
o"HY DO 0U,PROSRA STINATF2-Ar
~ you n0t aware bat Colds and coughs are
lions Of heHumah Family are falling victims
10 their insl dlons ysifations7 You have wit
messed its work OF DISSOLUTION In families all
around yoel Then why will you neglect the
firstunerrlnE mentor lceuRh and eoldl and
suffer the generating seeds Fl pulmonary con-
system-delav from time 10 time e.impsraDf
eppo rtunity of procuring the Medical Agent
tnat VII ~ neoIaseIv srre ~ lne SaIv pIoRfess
OF this disease, ana finally expsl a from the
system7 Remember this is 10 bf attained with
OFT foil hv the use of tli.t Hlnnly 81
DR. DGNCAN'S, aEXPEC rORANT. REMEDY,
MEDICINE thathas saved and prelonReS the
lives OF thoussnrs VIC were affiIctsd with
cOrnpiaihfs scented ~ the org ans of respiTato on.
Essd 6s w Os Ssss ss''95Ss% BY ,h,:
tons ard certificates f0rtv afGed from all par ~
lfof the United States This alone Is sufFeieAt
proofoi its astt nishing virtues. We End by
the last plumber OF the Cineinha'i Sun thatup-
ONE THOUSAND PERMANENT CURES
wnhin the late vssr. fhe .folIowins was Iece-
y = cfneipnatts q. Maich Is. 1919.
/ T1r Duncan-Dear StI-ffeaith, The greatest
blessing-oh. bnt eleven months ago, this all
important comfort was far distant from me-
! Twas taken down wtvh a severe cold last
spring, which settled upon my lungs, and at
! length rendered my h ealth so delicate that my
physician lost all hopes Of a recovery In this
i preC1n0u5 sltu0tion Tenaine0 IOT seven.
months without o5ta ming any relief at the
1 same tine was using ah thr medicines that u
was in the rover Of my ph ysicisn 70 obtain,
hut nd effect. My father happened TO notice
Y a prtblica tiou Of yOur valuable Expec foraat
\ remedy and INN e3iatelV procured three bottles
i Tor me com menced ssine the medicine on
the Sd day OF last November. and continued it's
/ use for f6 weeks; the frst bottle gave great
20 ~. and co esed co nsIdeThbl6 Discharge Of
thick weed phlesm, and matter; After takisg
the 80 s0nd bottle the discharge became so great
n that was alaFtned. bet having 80 much con-
N fdencein the medicine,J eoHtinued It's use
n pnul u entirely renewed every symptom Of
disesse from nv lungs. I an now enjoying
perfect hesl.h. and feel ever grateful toyou as
4 public henefactors a
II Da Ua4 nH1 ntW 80 MARY PNEPLE.. .
Il Having been acquain ted with Mrs Prcble for
several Years and Knowing her defeats situa-
ton feel no h esita ton IN udorsing be above.
, seeinQ her noe IS usual ~ our meetings. hO-
ping thatothers labOring under afilctons olfhe
lungs may restore theinsslves , - 9 naedicine
4 Z. the Methodist Society, Cincinnati
, / "A fresh Supply % Dancah's Expe cforanl
Rernpdv iust received a The stor0of e4 al
Gov 27 fB& r. y MARStf Yhesins.
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INSURANCE.

N TSKS will BE- taken W the N ftso A~Hfi9E.
al INSURANCE. COMftVY oF WHEELING
II fhe loa5esf ~ oss--- le' ff - f..t rlE4.
-Rmldnss Of az kihdss %, ns,b nok orwosdsn
aId their confents;r
steamooa's :; factories; mlis sc
And merchandise ri en- kinde.
Add seaiast al dangers sifcndiue ne trans
poristion of Goods On rivers, lakes, seas. canals
and railroads.
Ftr the character Of The conpany as 10 pfon1p-
iiude aud hhtraiify IN ihe adjustment and psr-
ment of lessee I'VE beg leave o. refer 20 the mer.
cheats Of this place art elsewhere VINO have haf
The adluft Ieent ~ claims upon Ne auN
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WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.
cHFfrAL $500 OO0.

~ HIS couapany .seing new duly orra nizsd. ~
prepared fOmake Insurance on every des-
ling Hou see, Store Ouses c,sith their con-
tents. Also. Steam Boats, Flat Roats aod Keel
on Tie OHIO sud Missssbpi riveFa or their trib.s
utaTy streams Application fer lusurance 70 hn
made FOR the present 81 the Ofice'of the Hhsel
sn p M,roY sAs,...- !
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II NBERl

FNfilE snbsf MIXERS hevng pufchased iho LIN
Der YARDon Main streei near the efSig,
forraefiy ocoupied BY Mrg.esn a Rice ie-pecifullf
b. form she public ihaf iley lvenarrd ~ tines
10 fofnish az kiods a PINE LUMBER on the mo-
favorable Terms ior cash.
Attached DO ibis ynrd y sn excellent plnning ma
chime. which vii he cupsasttY sfpplied win nor
k, foring sgeat,sr boardiag eeiisg So. which viii
b sald 81 cssh, as low ~ atauy pisee 10 ihe Wes.
tern connify. Az orders thankfully received end
uronrilv attended 10. 4. 8 ROOT a co.
Whecipg. Apgup ii-n
washington Essminer copy 10 smoua u two q,
+ lars. anl charge Times .lrt Ia ~.
aasI lsaIr a. 90 aaal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-15

8. . BULLIBEN. DFNTAL SURGEON.
OFFlcE. No ~ O., Main S. Few dobf.' sbovs
" ~ vifgiaia Hotel, wheeling. W. .tl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-15

inning ES, CIMrs AND OTHER TRIM.
mNGs--I. have = spieudid sserime,a ~
friuars. Gimp, Bfauls. Wlalek,ner. Bufions for
hahils arsi other sueles &C. M,lli'efs Ttsaminga.
ss',s w ~ sts.s ~ a. sehi'Y.ss
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NO. a9s.
FOUNTAIN INN.
late Bsifbso<>r's. LseHr ST. II BALTIMORE.
~ w W PIX, py..r,.,.,,y

IL AViNc leased this extensive and favorite e.
Z 'nhlsins<ni. and rni,rrIy renovated and re-,'
Allied 10 thsouxh"ut that o. can compare sdvanin.
se"siy With any similar establishment in The Usian-
nave no hesitation in endesvorng TO. attract the
attention Of the travelling public this favcris
hA'eL 1.-THE inoss-sirenuous excrtions. joined =.
every rssib'e convenience be found elsswhers.
can insure success. they pledge themselves that in
former well earned reputation shall not only, ~ 4
meriird hut surpassed : i.
IN accordance with the diIsesl6es OF iIrs times.
they have deteunned reduce thcif charges 10
correspond. Price ~ 25 por day. 9flls' "a 4
BALTIMORE. Jnly 3 Sl3 -. 10 -. "a t1tlt.
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Dry White Lead.

4" Nv THOUSAND TOUNDS n DrG Vino
~ Lead. rnre, WHICH ~ win self ~ ne ioaesf
price. .(mh2b BAKER 3 RoBERrs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-15

Prepares and sold by A r Sands &. Co. Drug
broadway, corner OF Chsmbers ct New Work.
and,f Tor sale by Druggists throughout the u S.
frIre ~ per bottle. sIx bottles for IS.
The pubic are respectful " requested 10 refnrr-
bei that itis Sandals Sarssparilla that has and is
constantly achieving such remarkable cares OF
the most difficult class Of diseases 10 which the
human frame Is subject. and ask cor Sands Sar-
pnrlila. and tske no other.,,, >, $500 Il.
s CLJPER PRY OR. APsnf BY special op-
posntment for hs Proprtefors, for Hhesiias'
ana rfr1H W.. II. ~ 49, L..Ifls "a s..,.t fv N
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-15
49, W W. - S. n. UNISON. = =. i
WHOLESALE a. RETAIL DEALERS ~ HATS
Ann p e

Heu siSe Of Main lpresf, Whecfing. Va
Lave On hand and are constsnfly masafsosur-
ing general assortment of superior Fur and
SIX hats They have received the latest spring
fashions from New York and are now prep AIRED
:" supply TO order al Sizes and IN si'ies. Inths
L,seseht or past style, az may suit customers
hlsck and Drab beavr, and Castor, PlsinI
White Russia and Napt Hats
They also keep on ha nd an assortment ofplaia
a 10 ianey mems ard how fur and cloth csRs.p
pubic on he most pleasing terms.
All orders from couatry merchants and deal
ers promptly filled on the NOS favorable termss
Thsnkful for the liberal patronage they havs
hsretofore received they solicit share Of pnh- a
nc patronage which they are deter mined 10 de-
serve oy prompt attention, personal spplicatioa
10 business and cheap and favors BILE rates. tfea
mar l--v y Ina ION 49,. ,.,ir - .....sf
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i place fun conhdsnce in zoe sisleH,ent MADE
BIZ Nartha COnlin; havi09 ku0~n her tho pasf
twenty years viii cheerfulY give any particulars
further inforfnations ~ s. ELIZABETH. e.
superior Of ne Roman Caihoic Oryl 40 Asqism.
Praise street, New y oFk. Dee ~ 1872.
have confidence In the representations made
BY Mnrtha COniln, and have full knowlcdz "a 81
her case. Et,iJAH FUkDT,
Aldefman loih Ward oithe ciiy % 1t6,v Vera.
Martha Conlin has liyeS IN my family he LAST
i3yeors. and hereby ccTiiiy that the fore2oing
staicp ~ made BY hcrfeii e correct
u No ga iifsud - itsuash, ~.
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The attention ofthe reader is respectfully called
10 the following certificates. However great a.
chiegements have heretofoie been made BY the
use of this invN luable medicine, yet daily expe-
Hence shows results still more remark able. The
procretors here avail them selves Of the opportu-
nifty Of saving II is source Of constant saiisfac-.
ton thatthey are made the means Of relieving
such amount of suffering. s.... n. ..,,..
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uEAirH sECr,RED
ny rnE usE OF rag

% ny rue USE or Tug ~ risl-t.tS m
uYGEIANvEo vaBiEf'NivFRSA "a MEDICINES
AZ formerly pre- pa red under NE snoerrision ofthe
Vi -, -, a : t,-,,,-t f,.u.a. .r tI.ai,h
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-21

SHE subscriber would respectfully inform
"a his friends and customers thu hs continues
At his Old Stand, next door East Of Caters Hos
tel, where will be constantly kept on hand, on
made TO order at the shortest notice, every de-
scription of BOOTS and SHOES. manufactured
Of the best materials, and BY experienced work.
men. The attention 0f the public Is especially
invited to tho assortment on hand Of
Ladies Shoes, and Shoes for Servants,
which, if in price, should be u fraction higher
land II Is not more you are assured lin irsfross,
. snving:in the end will be guaranteed over the
purchase Of Store Shoes, no matter under what
attractive and fictitious name they are sold.
Shoes Of the above description made 10 order
II requested-and Ladies' waited on at their re- !
sidencesi If desired.
Will be manufactured to order, in the best
and latest style, that desideratpn ID comfort
Gentleanen's Water Froof Cork Soag
BOOTS,
which no one who seeks security from, wet Ter
and the fatal consequences, should be without.
Also, every other description Of esntlenen,s
fine and coarse BOOTS made 10 order Ii best
style-and no fit, no pay.
gF-He intends TO keep on hand, and viii also
manufacture to order, Off good materials
Gen,lemen's Coarse Boots for $3 $50.
Ny prices will in no instance exceed those Of
any other manufactary 10 the place nor indeed
those sold in Stores. Country Produce will De
taken in exchange for work At fair cash price.
Cali and examine, ash am satisfied you cam
not do better, and uPontL usual terms.
JOHN AVIS, Jf.
charlestoWD, Oct ~, 1643-tf.
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Fashionable 1'aiIori;s &.
James ID. IIinniligElaln.

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens
Il = Charlestown and the adjacent. country
that be has opened q TAILORING 1ESTAB-
LIsHMENT a few doors East OF Mr. David
Humphreys Store, and nearlJ opposite tho
Store Of Mr.. C. w. Aisquishs 10 the Shop for
merIy occupied by Mr.. Thomas d. webster,
where he is prepared TO execute 10 Tie neatest
and most fashionable style, all articles 10 his
line Of business, and at prcesto suit the times.
From long experience 10 business, ard the ge-
neral satisfaction be has rendered 30 faf, be can
With safety insure a neat 6t, and perfect satis-.
faction to those who may be pleased 10 patron.
ize him.
Having made ample arrangements ia BE pro.
vided with the FASHIONS as they are regular
Iyissued, he can promise the very mtip 81 he
fashion" 10 those desiring their garments %.
made and are thus enabled ID say that lbs
most faslidious viii be served 10 orJeF bg eiy-
ing him call.
As nons but the very best wotkmen will Be.
employed, the public nsJ rest assured that Bis
work viii be boihneat and durable.
He hopes, By strict attention to business.
and punctuality Al. eng sgements, ID fseeirs
liberal portion Ola discerning public PATRONAGE.
Charlesiown, NOV. 2, l6a3-- 6m.
EEPCountry Produce viii Be- taken At Ill
ines in exchange for work, ct cash prices.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-21

VarIelp-

DomKsTIc LiFE.-All The virtue Of do.
snesiic life are lessons which are taught
IN The Christian school. ItAis hike the
sun. who. though he regulates aud lead.
on the year, dispensing life and light ;o
al the planetary world. YET disdains mol
TO cherish and besu.ify The dover which
opens lie bosom 10 bis breast; sothe Chris.
tisE religion. though chiefly intended 10
teach us The knonledge Of salvation. and
10 be cur guide TO happiness on high. yei
also regulates our conversation 10 the
world extends its benign influence 10 eve
~ eirclsoi society. peculiarly diEfoseih iis
blessed fruits IN the paths OF domestic
life.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-21
RARE SPORT!
a Bear Beat ~ Shooting Match e
and Ball!!,l

HAEthe Ssh ins,snt. (Chrisinas Dsy. al lho
Y y tavern Of Willisn C. House, 10 South
Bolivar, nsar HarpeFs-Ferfy, at J | O'Clock, A.
NJ, will commence Fight between lsrge fat
Bcar aHsl number Of Dogs, only two dogs TO BE
.conteaiinx sttbs same time. Al persons hay-
irg good dogs arc requested 70 bring them on
The bass.e ground. After the fight, the meat
and fkin'of the bear viii be shot fof Marks
men arc therefore requested TO attend with their
Rsllss. Gentlamen af he Turf. and those who
are fond Of Racing, are also desired 70 attend,
10 Witness seseros Interesting QaarleE Races,
which Will take plsce during the day.
WM. G. HOUSE,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-21
.EklMN GLWIT.SGlN.

EZ7cgLn most respectfully inform bis
w fiends and ike public generally, hat
be has jusfretnrned from Baltimore with Well
distorted Stock of Fall & Winter Goods,
.pkieh has been selected win great care, ~
will be seldom al goodseru ns any goods in the
Valley. His assortment consists Id part bf !
super blue, black, iavisible green, and green
CLOTHS,
do do do Cassmeres.
Sstiireits. ell eoio1 nnJ prices,
Biarkess o. every description,
Flsnneas. al eolors,
Silk Velvet yestings, .s3
Figured. striped and PIaln 4iPaseas, aIlcolors
and figures.
chapgeable do
Broehe ShaEls, and Matt DO
Mouslfue de LANES. Parrissie1es,
splendid assortment Of Prints az every price
Ladies' Cashmere Hose, q splendid article,
Gloves, Fancy Shaw Is and lIandkfrehiefs.
GentlemeBs black sik and fancy eraEats,'
A good assortment or Domesties, such as
PULLED Linseys. Plaid dol, Bed Ticks. bleashed
and brown Mnslins, Cotton Bats, &e>
A splendid assortment Of gentlemens and
boys fur, cloth and hair Caps,
Beaver, Russia and six Hats, verT cheap,
A good assortment Dc II.aRD D.lGE,
Carpenters Tools, Bench Yicrs,
GROCERIES Of every description Of best
quality,
Qusensware, Stone and Earihenwsrs DO.
He would respectfully zinvfte bis friends and
tho public generally 10 call ard exsmine his
stock before they make their fall purchases, as
they will ceriaiHls promote. their interest !by
doing SO. Gall soon and secure bargains.
Harpers-Ferry. Oct II, 1919.