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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-14

Death in The Tea Spoon. Many persons are in
the habit of using German Silver Tea and Table
spoons without being aware OF their poisonous
composition, Some friend of humanity has
nounced that German silver is composed OF cop
per, arsenic and nickel, and thai il oXydIses very
rapidly in contact with nny acid, and that small
particles are taken into the stomach, which i'm
perceptlbIy act as slow but sure poison.
Washable Banner.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-14

-Four in Manufactures. The Rochester Demo-
crnI states that The manufactures OF New England
last ear, used over Two hundred thousand barrels
OF hour, in making starch aud sizing for their
goods-beIug larger quantity OF flour than was
exported to,Englsnd IN the same time. The sin-
gle state OF Massachusetts, during tho same Time,
Consumed more Western -four than was exported
TO all foreign countries
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-14

The Z" SKETCH OF LADY EuLwER," which we
recently rcpubished, nj length, from "A credible
wlhcr, personal friend, in Snrgents Magazine,
has called forth The following per contra remarks
from Mr.. Willis, who also has some personal
knowledge OF the parties:
The defence OF The nulhOress "Cheveley" is
generous, eloquent, and graphic, aud doubtless. us
lar MS The MriIes observation went. perfectly lrue.
But there are Two sides TO stories, rtlculHr.
iy 10 srandn Gus Ones and Mrs. Berkeley account
OF Sir Edwmd BuIwer Should he taken, we think,
with more than Que grain Of sail" We have
heard II very highly coIored counter statement,
though never word against Lady Bnlwer's mod
esly MS a woman. We know too She is very beau
| tu and beauty aud chastity will cover more sins
lhuu charity, though The chastity may be us much
II merit US the beauty -uuL no more. We are not
prepared, nor do We wish, 10 enter into any de-
fence OF SIR Ell ard luwer but that he ever
"ielIed to the ground" woman Of twice his size
aud strength, we hive our Iiltc doubt. We know
too, for iuci, that Bulner, while living himself
ia London, bought mn exquisite cottage at Aeon,
few miles from town. and furnished il with un-
! equalled nsie md luxury, 10 give Lady Bulwer TO
! live alone with her children, aud that her Lady
! ship preferred Lumdun aud Paris, and the obtru.
| she gaze aud sympathy OF the world to this ele-
gan privacy. For broken hearted woman she
| ls very gay one, aud not content with cOnhding
her grievances 10 all the fashionable circles of Lon
don and Paris, she has sci them orih in novel
for the conIniisserulon Of such portions of Europe
and The Americas as could not conveniently hear
them from her own lips Bulwer is Of the
most sensitive aud dehculely constructed men on
earth morbid in his notions OF reinenenl-Rnd
always in very indifferent health.
HIS wife is the anpodes in oil these points
corpuenl, unimaginauye, violent and sarical. II
is eusy 10 ilnugiuo an intolerable case of "ncom-
pnibllity," with these lacls only, and ut any rate
liey should be taken rs qualifications Of the very
terrible story laid before US by Mrs. Berkley. Lady
Bulwer, NJ any rue, Is very capable of taking her
own part and all sy mpaIhy for the weaker side
should, III our opinion, he expended on Sir Ed
ward.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-14

KITE is as happy as wife can he, and George is
ever pleased to look back with gretlude for his
escape from the drunkard's DOOM through the in
fuence OF one who was too good 10 scold, but 100
high-minded to submit TO the tyranny Of IN appe-
tiie that tranped upon her rights as woman.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-14

A most absurd and ridiculous report is going
the rounds Of the newspapers, that II personal
conflict look place al u recent Cabinet meeting,
between Secretaries Spencer and Upshur. W c as
sure The public that there is the slightest ioun
daon Cor such a report. There was neither Il
fight nor even an angry or unpleasant word, be-
tween these Secretaries, on that or any other oc-
casion. The whole story is u naked fabrication.
Aiddisonlan.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-14

Domestic Six. We were shown IA piece OF gro
de nap silk to-day, measuring 36 yards, which
WIS manufactured AZ the Auburn Prison, from
cocoolS ted hy Mrs. Darius Carter, Of East Bloom-
field, Ontario county. The silk is nearly double
the weight Of The Imported article, and though Of
not qune as brilliant uslre, is OF beauiilu texture,
aud will do excellent service. Mrs. Curler Is IA
pioneer in tho Domestic silk business. She has
labored diligently Tor many years, by precepl and
example, 10 Introduce the culture of The Mulber-
ry aud the feeding OF the Silk Worm as part Of
The Domesuc economy of American Females
She received premium al the Syracuse meeting
OF the State Agricultural Society, for admirable
specimens of domestic Sewing Silk. Though 90
years old, Mrs Carter now dresses in Silk which
passed, in all its changes, from the Lsni 10 the
Loom, through her own hands En- Jour.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-14

Wing Viciory.-We learn by letter from New
burgh that aI the Election held there on Tuesday
the entire Whig Ticket leas elected by majority
varying from 90 TO 100! Last year The Locoiocos
had a majority OF over one hundred This is in
deed glorious victory.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-14
POETR Y.
THE COM E II.
ny OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES

The Comet! He is on his way,
And singing as he iiiesj
Tho whizzing planets shrink before
The spectre Of the skies
An well may regal orbs burn blue,
And satellites turn pale,
Ten million cubic miles OF head,
Ton billion leagues of tail!
On. on by whstling spheres of light,
He flashes and he flames
lie turns not to the left nor right,
lie asks them not their names
Ono spurn from his demoninc hoel--
Away, away they fly,
Where darkness might be bottled up
And sold for "Tyran dye"
And what would happen 10 the land
And how would look the sea,
IT, in the bearded DEVILS path
Our earth should chance 10 be
Full hot and high the sea would boil
Full red the forests CLEAN
Methonghl saw and heard II all
In dyspeptic dream
saw tutor take his tube
The Comets course to spyj
heard a screan-the gathered rays
Had stewed the tutors eye;
saw ort-the soldiers all
Were armed with goggles green;
Pop cracked the guns whiz flew the balls
Bahg went the magazine
saw poet dip scroll
Each moment in tub,
read upon the warpng back,
:" The Dream of Beelzehub -
He could not his verses hutn,
Although his brain was fried,
And ever and anon he bent
To wet them as they dried.
saw the scading pitch roll down
The cracking, sweating pines,
And streams of smoke, like water snous,
Burst through the lumbling mincs
asked the firemen why they made
Such noise about the town
They answered not-but all the while
The breaks went up and down.
saw a roasting pullet sit
Upon n baking egg;
saw a cripple scorch his hand
Distinguishing his leg;
saw nine geese upon the wing
Towards the frozen pole,
And every mothers gosng fell
Crisped to n cracking coal.
saw the OK that browsed the grass
Wrthe in the hstering rays,
The heritage in its shrinking jaws
Was all n fiery blaze
saw huge fishes, boiled to rags,
Bob through the bubhling waves
listened, and hoard the dead
All simmering in their graves
Strange sights! strange sounds fearful dreams 1!
It's memory hHuntg me still.
The steaming sea, the crimson glare,
That wreathed ench wooded hill;
Stranger! if through thy Keeling brain
Such midnight visions sweep,
Spare, spare, o spare thine evening meal
And sweet shall be thy sleep
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-14
IMP RIO NJ PTU +,

ON THE COURT Errors AT wAsHINGToH.
With Washington, her favorite sons
The country went most bravely on,
And raised her nnmo in story;
With Jefferson and Madison,
And Jackson down to Harrison,
Still on, on, on 70 glory.
With Tyler she began to err,
Called Webster, Spencer, and UpshRr,
Wing Tories, TO support her;
Echo returned no sound to her
From Congress walls, save or, or, or,
And now she calls for Porter
lphid, March IL, ls43. Pennsylvaniau,
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VT. WATCHMAN g. STATE JOURNAL.

SO IN ApvANcE-$2 so At THE END OF THE YEAR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-24
ID X Y-G GOD :.
GREAT ATTRACTION!
SECOND SPLENDID STOCK OF
II EW GOODSu!

srHE SUBSCRIBfll begs leave 10 inform
the citazens OF Wheeling and the
heighbOthsod, that he. has Just returned fnuin
PWl adelyhia and BAiainOre. ard "A ow rseeiv
lasa
FRESH STOCK OF NEW GOODS.
Inetne The second supply this Fal which for
'o-krrTY AND GREATNESS casIlOt &c exceile4 %
ualied IN the City of Nlfeelilg-
Cloths of every variety of shade and price. We
~ low indeed.
Cs,siuares AID Cassinetts of the greatest qacn
uty iipa$uIaDle, ra
Kentucky Jeans, fRlled cloths.
Kerseys Beaver culhs. Giraffe cloths. and eve
nv variety Of goods for Goats and pantaioons.
Il cached and Bfs~A Mnshns, Fiannels aud
efshseks
ALSO -The largest assortment Of Caficoes he
mas ever oile'ed the public.
ID ssncstIS. E2rlsttn and Manchester Giu2.i a ms.
Splendid new stvle goods for dresses, such as
rich ng'd Yeioets, Caina Perln, Chlsan de
LaIle, Musltn de s.aine, sik stripe Aackbars,
ia articrl striped, az !. chan seable, PLAIN.
I'D v1ric satet it1der Lust IS. wits every
kind Of Goods in fashion for Ladies dresses;
.Stdiois. HIndkerciiefs, Gfores Hosiery, .bttts,
Cults, Ribbons, BoRaei sttks ami IinlEgs, Ar
ftfeisfs, DC.
The uadsrsizned wonid take this occa.ion to
express his thaaIs 10 tils nit,lsc fJr The slbeTni
ssare offhcir pauonaee heretofore received, and
hoses and believe that an examaaton Oi ms
stuck vii satisfy any one that he - still =n:lted
10 lull share OF the public patron2,C-
net fs J SE<SFNEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-24
AIGIaT I5. ~.

MY FAIL AND IrINTER GOODS..
x i the New Sire of = 4 x N A8Sft.
~ No tai Man street. r 4 r u Marsh
have renewed her first sioek Of Fail aud
Winter Goods. as follows:
Super Fr~sch Rlark, English ard Armenian
Eelsic, plain i,esver FIusbioa Dnd plot clolhS.
SatIinetts. Kentucky Jeans ahil Wakefield Ker-
seys; White G9i re. Rcd. yellow. TwIiieh and
printed Flannels;pain and fad silks, ard sat-
instuew sfyle,l PLAIN. striped, wanred, chsnQr-
able, h1'd and fian Alpaca i.ustres, BornbaTnes:
Satin striped and pla5n Muslin DE Lanes. sirpesi
Chu~aos, Insire '.aines. rane Rurhel. Sirned
s.nnettae, printed oaxOnv. French AMI English
Merin0eS: Mspchesfer. Eorlsfon. French ard
Chhmbra Giughams; Brorha. D,mask d. LANES,
Fad Nerino Thihef E-hyle Lady Sale and
Helen NcGreaor LADIES' Shawls; cod and black
Kid Gloves, Long White do. Fancv Points ard
Dress Handkerchief. Alpacha Aprons. SILK
Bnron tasseia Black and cOPd twisted silk fr9ges.
Working Canvass. Irpnyr worsied Thread lace
'edergs and lnser;inPs; Swiss and Jaccnet o.
Ashhurton, LYONS and Fancy Net Laces. cold
silk fnmps. Rivene aud Fem-sf'fched Linen
eamhric hdkfs. riain and fed white and black
Net; stain and fg'4 Swiss. Book, Lace sfriped.
checked and Jaconet ". sins: Mn'l Null Nan.
Books Linen lawns. Linen camhric: plain and
bonnei Ribbons; silk prcke' rTdkf-s Irish linens;
Mohair cloak fassole. Cd md "a Table Diaper.
"a I.inen Dinner, Russia do and hieacaed aed
brown Linen Table cloths, siiie1 shee;inrs; 81 X
AM copd mnslins. paper do White and hrov-u
Hollhnds. silk and wo~sted Serges black s'lt,
tahky and PAINTED Velvet. Gents black Italian
eratats. D'Orsay sonrfs. Box tie s'n''ks and y e
ron co'latss bis X. white and cold Kid. caah-
mere and Tllihet el0vre; McrinO and Satin Yes
III gs; super GBnf Sdspendevs Suspender Finds;
b-0wn cotton. ANGOLA md 7. aHPs wool drawers
aqd-rhir:s; brocade mohair and iaeiins coat anc
-avercOaf buttons; fad. mohair and silk binding
black add white eoftoo. black lambs Wool
-ixed Saxony and Cashmere Hose DO bal
Hose; Marirc sirpes. checked. brown anf
ble,rhed Dririres canvass. padding hieacber
an3 brown mnalin. waddinp. hating. In hrelas
a large assortment ~ French rhinfzes British &
AMERICAN PRINTS.
One case offBe FTOrsnce Br0fd Bonnefs, nel
sfvfe. Horse Hair Gimps; dc. &c.
Weinviie the attention or Country Merchant
to our stock. y kch s large and well selected.
Our cns tomrrs and the citizens of wheeling q =
virinify. are respectfully invited 70 give ne -
before making their Fall nurch ICES. In re 9 Al
and WILL eel DRY GOODS cheaper fho
eere erer before offered IN ttis eify.
anx2f y p. Il r.. n. ~.
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10000 DOLLARS.

|. MORE NEW GOODS. al the Ne,r Tork Chez,
lFk Cash Sfare lS9 Market 81. wHEELINc va
YORKE. wond respectfully iniofm hi
customers and The public generally. that he has jus
returned fonm the East with a general sssnrnnent o
DRY GOODS and GROCERIES. Cro-kery, Ware
ing md ready To sell ns cheap cheaper than
The psblic invited TO call and examins the fol
lnwing articles. viz:
GROCERIES,
100 Bags GREEN RIO COFFEE;
so boxes Gunpowier TEA. SO chests v II TEA.
10 do Hyson Skin do. II hoses Inpcrial do.
1000 Lbs Loaf SUGAR. 5 hhds N o SUGAR.
1000 lbs white Havana do; 25 Tierces RICE;
20 bbls " o hiOLASSES; 20 boxes com. SOAP;
1000 Lbs SALERATUS;
10 boxes ~ plug TOBACCO. sup qualify.
10 do .16 plug do do. r. ~,
10 do 80 FIug do DO.
kegs 5 Twist do do.
Nsimees. Ground Pepper. Ground Alspice and
Cloves Ginger. Indigo Madder. 10 soxes Pipes. sc.
DRY GOODS.
Blue DIX broad CLOTHS. B ne broad CLOTHS.
Olive brown do. Olive Green do;
Ribbed cAsSIMERFs. Black CAsSisiEREs;
Cas-nens &c all qualities; Kerseys OF all qualities;
Llnseys of all qualities; 10 bales brown Muslins
200 peices hleached MUSLINS;
200 p~ PRINTS Of all qualities and prices:
BLACK SATIN NESTING,
Fanny NESTING srllI qual,ie. and prices:
IRISH LINEN, Blesch'dan bro Driiis;
APRON CHECKS; BLUE DRILLS;
Bed TICKING. all prices; Linen and Silk Hdkis;
Blk and brDwR HOSE, Gents and Ladies Gloves
BOOTS AND SBOES-2n0 prs Ladies' Slippers
II all prices and qualities; so prs LADIES' Cater
Boots; | 90 prs Ladies Kid Slippers; so p's Mems
thick Boois so prs Mems Calf BOOTS; so prs Mems,
Seal Peg BOOTS; 100 prs Mems Thick and Kip
Brogans cheaper Than ever before offered IN this city
HARDWARE Of all kinds and qualities, cheaper
than ever before offered in this city.
CROCKERY-A general assortment Of common
and printed Crockery by the crnie and retail Also
many Other articles too numerous To mention All
Of which will be sold cheaper Than ever before
offered m This city.
N B.--cooniry merchants will he supplied al
Eastern prices. with small commssion added.
sepl5 A York;.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-24

Prepared and sold by A b Sands & Co. Drug
g-is and hefnists. Granite buildings. 27i
Broadway, corner of Chambers ct New York !.
ano Tor sale BY Druggists throughout the u s.
rlre ~ pc bottle. SIX bottles for IS.
, Tine public are respectfully requested TO remer-
oei that it's Sandss SarsaDarilla that has nd is
constantly achieving such remarkable cares of
the most difficult class Of diseases TO which the
human frame is subject. and ask for SANDS Sar
partlla. and take no other.
OLIVER PRY OR. Aesnf BY special APP
Po'gfment for the Propriei0rs. for Wheeling
e"d rtrfpfH. IN IL
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INSURANCE..

" iSKS viii be taken by the FIRE A. MARiNE
n INSURANCE COMPANY or WHEELING
az ne Ioresf rates On
Buildings ofaHkinds. 81. ne. bnek Or woodsn
aad their cOnteotss
Sieam0oafs; factories mills, dc. -.
furniturai
And merchandise ofallkinds. ~
And aasintt No dangers site ndinR the trsns
portauou Of goods0u rivers, lnkess seas, canals
and railroads
Fer the character 81 the company as % prorp-
iiirde and iiberaliiy in the adjustment and pas-
renf Of issses I've beg leave 20 refer 10 fhe lner-
ehaafs 81 THE place "a elsewhere who have had
The adiusiraent n claims upon us. aHrf
Office On MaiR 81. X. " HARDING 8ec'y.
W-NOR SALE, Chauoise. Topcz Amslheisi
aud enamel BREAST PINS. Jei Shawl Pins.
Hesris snd COsses. FAiRcHlLD.
o.
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Single papsrs Cor sale by The carriers aud at The
es'ce NJ 3 cents n copy.
The Weekly paper, the Western Virginia Times
published on Wednesday at 81 90 per annum
50 advance. SO if not paid within mnnih.
fron the beginning sfthe year. Nonew Subscribers
will be received. except such ms pay in advance,
For mo.iS~ 81 so is invariably charged No
sbsc riber rereivel for less term than six months
ard no paper discontinued. except stthe discretion
'sf the publisher. until all arrearses are paid
r rEKns or SDvCRrr~rse.
Three Insertions or less per square, 81 90
Que week. 81 30
2 Two Weeks. $3.50
Three Weeks. S3.25 Il
Fur weeks S1na
1--WE mnshs. $500 Three p,nihs $500
Advertisements inserted ALI nrbid or WITHOUT
spress order. Will he inserted until ordered nnt
nd charged lolar CIR lsi three Insertions. and
4, cts Ior each in--rlion alter. Advertisements
pse ted three times week for taree fsur,iis the
s'-ve. Weekly far nne half Per week.
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W ~. = s. IT, JTSIES0T. = ..
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERs in HAIG

Weaside Of Main stresf. Wzeriisg. va = -
AVE on hand and constantly maaufasfur.
ing general assortment of superior Pv< an
SIR hats They have received the Iatsst sprinx.
fashions rom New York and are now prepared
- supply TO order all sizes and az sli'ies, IN tho
k.eseni or past style, "a may suit Customers
niack and .Orab beavlr and Gator, Plain
While Rus aud Napt Hats -
They also keep on nd an assortm enf OF plaia
and fancy mems md Novs fur and cloth ,capa.
az o. wnen they offer 20 their customers aad the
public on he most pleasing terms. 49,
All orders from country merchants and deal,
ers promptly hlied on the nos. Bile tsrrnn.
Thankfni Tor the liberal pafronaee they have
heretofore received; they solicit share sf pub
nc patronage which they are determined 70 de-
TO business and cheap and favors BILE rates - =.
t-y
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oNROE HOUSE


u VIZ ~ 7 TTFlTI1Is II TITITTETITa
TNHE Monroe House his heen eniirrly renovated
end refued Jhroughoni. and he rraprielos
has no hesitation IN saying fhathe accommodate
ne travelling public we'll n not heller lbsn any
oihcr Hotel in this riiv. His uniirinc ererfions
shall 10 devoted " he Comfort of his guests This
hosse l. located within % rods ~ ne Steam Boai
Landing and nearly Opposite he Pest O6ice mailing
ii desirable stopping place for strangers visiting
he civ on business BaEgage will be conveyed 10
and from siesuhaais free n charge. and coache'
VIII san ~ he door 70 receive possenecrs
Auaehed 10 ihs horse lee good STABLE which
wh be well ard carefully attended ~. Sirapgen
vi iniuci 81 any hour of he night. Charges node
~ emit The times. ncf 20
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WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAFIrAL e5OOOOo.

This company being new duly 0rgs niked, 10
prepared 10 make Insurance every des@
critpion or Fire and Marine Risks. such dwell
ling Houses, Store II ouses &c With their con.
Tents. Also, Steam Boas, Fiat Boats and Keel
Boats with their caTgres. 20 aad from any rort
on the Ohio and Missseppl rivers. or they trib-
ntary streams. Application fer Insurance 10 be
made Tor The present 81 the Office ofths Wheel ,
aug McOv sse'v
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Div White Fec
-DE1FNESS CTRED.

SfARPGS
COMPOUND KREOSOTR ACOUSTIC OIL.
THOR the cure of DEAFNESS. pains. and The
discharge Of matter frnm the ears $50 al those
disagreenhle noses. like The buzzing OF insects.
failing ~ wafer whizzpg of siesrn. 6sc &c. whieh
are symptoms Of approaching deafness. aud alan
generally attendant with The disease. For sale by
DR. CRUMBAcKER. No liz. Main St.
S,,le Agent.
This medicine is highly recommended. and M
mrrous certificates given, nv very respectable
persons. Of the many astonishing hIch il has
performed nav %
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THRINGEs. cImPs AND OTHER TRIM.
MING have splendid asruusId ~
Ffnees Gimle Broids. Whsiri rnrs. Runrns for
hsbiis. sni ashsr articles 81 Miiineu TrinminQs,
ssl8 y sstsY.
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"OPS ! will paw cash fp good Merchsniahls
Hops delivered Al my Warehouse.
sept % IRWIN
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MBER.

LUMBER. adI r94t
ME suhserIhers having pnrrhssed The LBM-
Il Der YARD on Nam STREET near The BRIDGES.
formerly occupied by Mclean d Rice. respectfully
avurshle Terms for cash. esq 1854
Attached 10 This yard s excellent planning MAJ.
chine. which vii ba c6nsIaniy supplied with abor.
ked 1OriSg weather boarding esifisg DC. whioh viii
he sold fr cash. as low as 81 any place IN the Wes-
icrn country. All orders thankfuliv received ana
promptly attended IN. l. S. ROOF d CO
Wheeling. August lift
Washington Examiner copy 10 amouHt Of TWO ddl
/ lars. and charge Times
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NEW FOOT AND SHOE ESTAB-
LISHMENT.

JOHN F.. WIDE.
f" ANI'FACTURER Of Lad,e-.' Gen'lemen's
WI and Chiliren's Roui< and Shoes. Main street.
doors souIh OF Virginia Hotel Wheeling. Vs..
keeps constantly on hand assortment Of The n'ove
articles, at Eastern prices. MI made under his
inspection. and of the hesi Philadelphia materials
June IS lS43-Iv
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[iate Bei,bo.s~r's., Licur sr. RtLriMoRE.
ARTHUR Focc. Prspr'-l'rs
HAVING leased this extensive md fssorisc q.
4 iahlishms M. and entirely rem., aisd and r.
h'ied u throughout. that il can compare sdvsnss
seousy With sny similar establishment in The uaisa-
nave no hesitation in endeavorisg TO shrssi The
ateni'on If The travelling public In this favcrits
hsieL 1.-The most strenuous exeriions. Joined "
every possible convenience 10 he E,snd else Atsrs,
can insure success hey pledge ikepsslsss TIA ils
'ofmer well earacd reputation shall mol Only b
merled hot mrnsss~d.
IN scc"rdsncc with the dhiesltes OF Tho times.
they have determined 20 reduce thsir sharxss -
correspond. Price 81 as per day. - =
Baltimore. Jaly 3. lS43 T.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-24
JUST RECEIVED.

JUST RECEIVED.
A GENERAL assortment of Drugs, Points. and
n Dye Stuff. amnngs: which are
10 carhoys Oil virio
Do Aqus Forts.
do Mnriaic Arid.
do Sulphuric Ether.
do Spis. Nitre.
do Aqns Ammonia.
s Case. Gum Corul and Shsllas.
few cases Chrome Green and Yellow;
Casks Eng Lnmphlack.
bbls Spis TnrpenIine,
All ~ whIoh will be sold at he lowest mice by
septIl JAMES BAKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-24

ARDWARE-Ths subscriber has lately
y received the following gvods. which he has
reduced the price suit times.
Elliptic Springs. Mann's Area
Wm Je-s,p s. Sons Cast Monss hSle aud othsf-
Shear Steel, AnviI. go -
SmiihsVIres. Mil d C,ros. Cut On yx., (,
Sheet Brass. Planes
Together with every variety in the Hsrdwsrs
and Cutlery line. SAINT NERl
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