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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-04-18
COM ME- RCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE SENTINEL,
Cadiz, April II, 1914.

CdulZ. april II, 1911.
Business since our last has continued brisk
Some of our merchants are still receiving goods,
and others have gone East to make purchases.
We note few changes in the produce market.
Flour--is selling from stores at $500 per cwt, and
is in demand.
Buckwheat Flour is worth S1,25 per cwt.
Corn meal, 81 cts.
Wheat brings 68 cts per bushel.
Rye, 25 cts. and dull.
Oats, l6 cts. and in demand.
Corn, 25 cts, good sales.
Potatoes 25 81 cts. in demand, particularly spring
seed potatoes.
DRIED FRUrT-Apples, 40 cents. per. bushcI, sale
brisk.
Peaches, $l,00, do. do.
Timothy seed, $l,50 per bushel, dull
Flaxseed, 62 cts. brisk.
Beeswax, % cts per b in demand.
Butter, s cts. per lb.
Lard, 81 cts per- lb.
Tallow, 81 cts. per lb.
Feathers, 25 cts per ID. brisk.
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Late Arrivals from England.
KOg0ss s. Kemmedu,

IMPORTERS and wholesale dealers in Hardware,
L Cutlery, Saddery &C., No. E20 Wood street, Pitts
burgh, respectfully announce to their customers and
Western merchants generally, that they recev
ing large and splendid assortment of
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C.,
all of which has been purchased for cash by Mr. Ken
nody. on his visit to the manufacturing towns Of
Birmingham and Sheffield, England, and which we win
sell at very reduced prices pledgng ourselves to meet
any fair Eastern competition. Merchants in the habit
Of visiting the Atlantic Cities particularly invited
to call. Pittsburgh, Feb % ap 4
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Nd TANNER g. Co., IEhoIesah Shoe WarchouSe,
Z. u No ll9, Wood street, [betwoen Diamond alley
and Fifth street, Pittsburgh, receiving their
Spring and Summer stock of Doors, SHOES, PALMIEAF
HATs &C., direct from the manufacturers, which viii
be sold at Philadelphia aud New York prices.
Country merchants and others visiting Pittsburgh, on
their way East, will dnd it their interest TO examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere, determine
led to sell at such prices as must give entire satisfaction
1Od
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-04-18

GrHarper's Pictorial Bible, is decidedly the
the most beautiful work we ever saw.--Tt is pub
lished in numbers at 25 cents each, and is fol
sale at Frazer's, in Stoubenvillo, the two firs
numbers can be seen at this office. 1t IS beau
tful ornament for centre table.
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LyEsANKLIN COLAEGE.-.rhe winter y

IL sion will terminate at this Institution on Wones-
day the 18th inst Iheexaminnton Of the students will
be attended to the 10th and 18th at ii o'clock, A.
NJ The annual contest between the Literary Societies
will take place on the evening of said "Wednesday to
commence at FIVE O'clock, 7. NJ. The summer session
will commence on Wednesday the 9th of May next.
With full and efficient faculty, comfortable and COM
modious buildings and plenty Of boarding houses with
rooms for the accommodation of students at very low
rate we fiattcr ourselves hnt young gentlemen wish-
ing TO get education, cannot do better than to come
to Franklin College J, G, MCCULLOUGH,
New Athens apr II Sccnctarp
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0HrJohn Jones, Captain Tyler's man Friday,
has issued circular by ''order of the Tyler cen
iral committee" commanding all the office hold
ers throughout the union TO send delegates TO a
"Tyler Democratic Convention" at Baltimore,
on the 9th of May next Olliceholders arouse |!
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p a Z z q 1s Z III C.

pAEL0RING.
ME subscribers respectfully inform the public that
Il they have entered into a partnership under the
firm Of
SNYDER & MALLERNEE,
for the purpose ofcaying on the above business in all
its various branches at the old stand of Snyder Moore.
where they prepared execute work with neatness
and dispatch, for all who may favor them with call
From long experience in the business, and having
mono but the best of worlzmen employed they have no
hesitation in saying that they will give general salts
faction. They have and will continue to keep on hand
the most approved fashions.
SAMUEL SNYDER,
apr l9. EMANUEL MALLERNEE.
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0E5-It is thought that G. J. McNULTY, at pres
ent clerk of the House of Representatives of the
United States, will be the democratic candidate,
to fill the vacancy, occasioned by the death Of
Heman A. Moore, from the Columbus district
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DISSOLUTTON.

YTNHE partnership heretofore existing between Thos.
Hogg & J. p Wood. trading under the name Of
Hogg & Wood is This day dissolved BY mutual consent.
THOMAS HOGG,
]. +. WOOD
1ry- NJ B. tbe Books and Notes, remain in the hands
ofJ.P. Wood which earnestly requested 70 be set-
lsa without delay j. +. WOOD
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CoRN.-The New York Express says:-"Pur
chases of corn continue to be made for the En-
glish market. The sales for the quarter have al
ready reached 10000 bushels. This new de.
mand has caused material advance in price
Sales to arrive are reported at 3D."
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-04-18

TAKING THE VEIL-Miss Herman, Of Pitts
burgh, daughter of M. TieInan, Esq, very
wealthy merchant, took the veil on last Thursday,
and attached herself to the order of 'ihe sisters
of Mercy"
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EDucArIoN.-Hear what Thomas Jefferson


EDUcATIoN.-Hear what Thomas Jefferson
said:
Ifthe time shall ever come when this mighty
fabric shall totter, the cause will be found in the
ignorance of the people. If our Union is still tc
continue to cheer the hopes and animate the ef-
forts of the oppressed ofevery nation; flour fields
are to be untrod by the hirengs ofdespotism; il
long days Of blessedness are 10 attend our coun-
try in her career of glory, if you would have the
sun to continue to shed his unclouded rays upon
the face of freemen, then educate all the children
in the land. This alone startles the tyrant in his
dreams ofpower, and arouse the slumberlng en-
ergies Of an oppressed people. 1t was intel
gence that reared up the majestic columns ofouI
national glory; and this alone can prevent thei
crumbling TO ashes.
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MiIlinor G. Mantua Making Business
Miss. JANE SCOTT.

MAKES this method of informing the ladies of New
A Athens and vicinity that she has taken room
in the house occupied BY Mrs Grimes, Maine
in the town Of
NEW ATHENS,
where she will carry the above business IN all It's va
rious branches. Having taken instructions from one
long and amply experienced in the business, she trusts
she VIII be able to render general satisfaction. She is
determined to spare pains in sedulousy striving TO
please both to fashion, durability and neatness OF
workmanship all who may favor her with their patron
age, liberal share OF which she hopes to merit and
cc;vc.
March II, 1874.
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"PEACE AND PLENTY "
" STORE s. NEW GOODS

NEW STORE s. NEW GOODS.
A S. CANFIELD, begs leave to announce to the
M public that he has opened a new Variety Store,
in the room formerly occupied by George Craig one
door west of Thos. Hoggs old stand where he intends
keeping constantly on hand general assortment of
SEASONABLE GOODS,
consisting ofDy Goods, Queensware, Glassware, Hard
ware Groceries, Iron Nails Glass and Domestic Goods
OF every description; which will be sold the most
commodatng terms, for Cash approved country pro-
duce No pains will be spared to render entire salts
faction to all those who may think proper to CALL Please
call and examine before you purchase elsewhere.
Cadiz, April Is, 1874.
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0I7-We are indebted to Hon. Beniaman Tap
pan, Hon. John B. Wller, Hon. j. Morris, ant
G. J. McNulty Esq, for various interesting public
d oComents.
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PITrsBURGu.-The Sun says: "The prospcri.
ty of Pittsburgh never stood upon frner basj;
than it does now, and her sphere of uselulnes:
and success is daily widening.
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TWELVE CENTS REWARD.
WESTERN EXCHANGE,
CWd5=, ohio.
a. r. CeROsEk EY,

4 TTAVING taken tho above wei! known stand in the
4 4 town of Cadiz, formerly occupied " Mr. Thos d.
Grimes, would respectfully inform his friends, the oh
patrons of the establishments and the travelling public
generally, that he is prepared accommodate them.
he believes to their entire satisfaction. The House has
been thoroughly repaired, new rooms added, and
nails of the day will be regularly received and fled
Every endeuvOur will be mlde by the proprietor to
add to the comfort ofhs guests and he respectfully So
lcs and hopes to merit share ofhe public patronage
march 29
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COLLECTION NOTECE.--Those of my for
" mer customers who are still indebted, are hereby
notified that have left in the hands offs. W. Bostwick
Esq. and Mr. VIM. Boice, my unsettled business and
whom they will please make payment at the earlies
possible day
Having sold my entire property and merchandise tc
Messrs STEWART, MmLIGAN & BENNETT, | most cheer
fully recommend them to that public which has so lib
orally patronized me.
embrace the present occasion to return my heartfelt
thanks to the citizens of Harrison county, for their more
than liberal support and shall ever remember the many
favors received at their hands.
Friends farewell,
Cadiz, apr 1877 WILLIAM BENNETT.
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Pssblish it al every X roads,
"rl1E sPERFr OF 1s4O," REVIVED!

The following we copy from the Philadelphia
Ledger, neutral paper. Do the wings suppose
that the laboring men of this country are fools,
to be nsuled with such vile eloctioneoring songs?
Shame-shame!
"HuMBuG.-We have no specimen of humbug
more rich than some of the whig poetry, says the
Eastern Argus, lauding their candidate for the
presidency, and what they will do if they can be
elected. The following extract from whig song
IS exceedingly rich. Itrcminds us Of two dollars
ia day and roast beef
1.-The laboring men who want moro work,
And higher wages too,
viii help to put in Henry Clay,
With better times in view;
They'll saw and chop, and grub and dig,
And shovel, and shovel away,
And shovel, shovel, shovel, shovel,
And vote for Henry Clay.
"This seems to be the idea Of the federal ma
bobs. They goad on the laborcrs to Shovel, and
grub and Dig for Henry Clay, and reward them
by contemporaries which they cannot and
never intend TO fulfil. 'Shopcl dcGyn say they
to the laborers dig away We doubt whetli-
erthe laborers, who have been once most shame
fully deceived, will stand the lash in this way.''
INDIVIDUAL LIABILITY IN PENNSYLVANIA
The Pennsylvania Senate, by vote of 81 to 5,
have ordered to third reading bill 10 enforce
The individual liability of stockholders in bank.
The bill provides that the stockholders of all
banks hereafter incorporated or whose charters
may be renewed, shall be jointly liable in their
individual capacity for the amount of notesissued
by such banks, as we'll as the stockholders of all
banks heretofore Incorporated, for the notes issu-
ed after the act becomes law, and no bank shall
be permitted after the first Of September next, 10
reissue any notes of date anterior to the pas
sage the act, unless the date of such reissue
be endorsed thereon by the cashier. Ii also pro-
ydes for the settlements of the affairs of all insol
vent banks upon the principle of the bill and for
the punishment of officers for the embezzlement
of the funds Of tho bank or special dcposites, by
fine not less thanthe embezzed, and imprlson-
ment at hard labor for term not exceeding two
years.
0JI-InLn Iopas Con+a;p TyIaYj, ,,,or F.;I,,
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
which they will sell as cheap If not little cheaper than
any other establishment in the place. Their stock con-
ssts of every variety and description ordry goods Hand
ware, Groceries, QueenswaTe Glassware &c also gem
eral assortment Of Pittsburgh Manufactured articles.
You that want to buy cheap goods just call at the cheap
store opposite the treasurers Office. apr H.
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AA PIECES summer stufs ofevery style and quality
4U Just received and for sale as low as the lowest
at the cheap store of J. w. BEEBE g. Co. apr Is.
0nAA YARDS calico of every quality and Pat
OUOO tern from to 81 cts pr. yard, just re-
ceived and for sale low at the cheap store of
apr l6. j. w. BEEBE & Co.
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Steubenville apr II. FRAZER'S.
A LIST OF LETTERS, remaining in the
IA Post Office at Cadiz O. on the FIRST day o
April, 1914.
A Harvey David
Arkle C. Hamilton Lewis
Adreon Thomas Hanna James
Atkison John 2 Henderson Jaseph
Amon Jacob Hutchison Joseph
b Hill Mr.
Barrett A. G. Hilton Thomas
Barrett Thomas 2. Heavlin Jacob
Bryan John Rev. Hickerson Elias
Barrett Uriah IIughs Samuel
Barricklow Henry X
Boles Mrs Elizabeth Kcrby James
R=dnden Samuel Kase Isaac
Burton Lee Keepers Elizabeth
Bell Dorv l.
Busby Benjamin c. Lock Charity
Baze Hugh & Co. Lewis Jacob
Bridgen Richard Lyle John
Bricker John Love Thomas
Biles Henry Lynn William
Brown Elisha Lyons John
c Lewis Joseph
Clark A. Love William
Carpenter Daniel NJ
Crawford Josiah McCammis Elizabeth
Caldwell Robert r. Mattern John 2.
Crabb Washington Mccullough Mss NJ.
Crawford Thomas Mckee Jane Miss
Cecil Mary Ann McFadden Robert
Crawford James NJ. D. McCleary Thos. Rev.
Clemens James McNeely Cyrus
Cameron Rev. J, McMullen CHARLES
Craig Walter McClain Miss Matilda
Craig Josiah ?
D Porter Samuel
Dewey Slas Pugh Jesse
Day Samuel S
Durst Conrath Smith Nancy Mrs
Davidson Robert Sheets Mr..
Davis Robert Sheets Robert
Downs Richard Saunders VIM. G.
Dunlap Mrs Elizabeth Sharp Jane
Drummond Samuel Scott Jordon Esq.
E Selby john
Erwin Robert 2 Scott William
Edie Joseph H, Shipton William
Evans William Stout James
Edward Azariah Simonton William
Echolts John T
f Tmmons Samuel
Fisher Eli Upton Edward
Ford William Tuttle George
Fivecoat George
G Vaughn Sarah Mrs
Gathel Job W. Ve;s Esq.
Given Miss Mary w
Gobson Robert c. Wiley William Esq
Gordon d. Watkins James
II Welch Rein
Harrison William 2 Williams Elizabeth2
Heron Nathaniel West Samuel
Harris Harmon Wariel CHARLES
Hamilton VIM. B. Wilson James
Hunter Ephraim
JOHN BEALL, p. M
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NEW sToRE-NEW GOODS.
Sie,rarL, .MiLIigam = BeMMett.

ETNHE undersigned announce to the public that they
have purchased the property formerly occupied
BY Wm Bennett and intend merchandising permanent
" in Cadz The customers Of the old house may reef
assured that no effort on our part shall be spared
der entire satisfaction to al who may be disposed to
patrOnise US.
We are now receiving New Goods. and are determi-
ned to sell on the most accommodating terms Old
customers earnestly solicited TO CALI and any guam
tity Of neV ones are anxiously sought for.
JAMES STEWART,
WILLIAM MILIIGAN,
april 4. r. }. BENNETT.
P. 5. more details hereafter.
s NJ & B.
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Iew Boot and Shoe Establishment

EEA GE EATON
4. ESPECTFULLY inform the public generally, tha
h q they havepurchased the Boot and Shoe establish
ment of Mr. John Phillips opposite the Jail Buildings
and Immediately under the Sentinel Office where they
intend carrying on the above business in all its various
branches They determined that, for neatness and
durability, their work shall not be surpassed by that
any other establishment in the place. They solicit d
share of public patronage apr Is
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-04-18

l. State Department
D. Webster, of Massachusetts, resigned.
H. S. Legare, of South Carolina, deceased.
A. P Upshur, of Virginia, do
J. c. Calhoun, of South Carolina.
2. Treasury Department.
T. Ewing, of Ohio resigned,
Walter Forward, of Pennsylvania do.
Caleb Gushing, of Massachusetts, rejected.
Caleb Gushing, do do
Caleb Gushing, do do
]. G. Spencer, ofNew York,
3. War Department.
John Bell, of Tennessee, resigned.
J. G. Spencer, of New York, do
j. NJ Porter, of Pennsylvania, rejected.
W. Wilkins, do
A. Nary Department.
Geo. Z. Badger, of North Carolina, resigned
A.P Upshur, Of fVirginia, do
D. Henshaw, of Massachusetts, rejected.
T. w. Gilmer, of Virginia, deceased.
John Y. Mason, do
5. Post Office Department,
F. Granger, of New York, resigned.
G. A. Wickliffe, Of Kentucky.
6. Attorney General.
J. j. Crttenden, of Kentucky, resigned.
H. S. Legare, of South Carolina, do
John Nelson, of Maryland.
Summary.
Nominations, %; combinations, Is; resigna
tons, 8; deaths, 3.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-04-18

Proclaim ii On the house tops,
That Henry Clay when Secretary Of State un-
der j. @. Adams, gave instructions to our Minis
Ter i'll England to negotiate away nearly one half
Of the Oregon territory.
Keep it before the people,
That the Richmond Wing declares that Mr..
Clay ismore Of Free Trade man than Mr. Van
Barea.
Bear it i'm mind,
That Henry Clay IN 1928, prayed that the Al
mighty would Sin mercy'' send acar, pcstiIencc,
and famine upon the American people rather
than permit Gen. Jackson to be elected.
TcHl i'd at the street corners,
That Henry Clay opposed a United States
Bank in 1911, as unconstitutional, nexpedent
and dangerous, and that he has been foremost in
denonncng General Jackson for putting down
that institution.
PssEsisEa ii al every X roads,
That Henry Clay was the champion Of the late
bankrupt law, which was got up for the benefit
of federal politicians, who had spent their all in
oloctionocring in 1910.
Tell id 80 every Farmer,
That the lederaliss wish TO make them be-
Leve that tariff which will raise the price of
every necessary article of consumption will make
them richer aud happierH
Let every citizen OF Ohio KNOW,
That Henry Clay has ever been opposed to
granting appropriations for the Cumberland road,
both by his speeches and votes.
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An Ominons Administraiior.

Heaven seems to have frowned On e-iniaui=
tous conduct of the Federal party in 1910. and
the disgraceful means to which they resorted to
obtain temporary ascendency in the Govern
ment. The National Intelligencer, the leading
Wing paper in Washington city, gives the follow
ing summary of the appointments, changes, re-
signatlons, &C., which have attended the cabinet
within the three years that the Wings have been
in DoveF.-
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JOHN W. BLAIR,
BRUSH MANUFACTURER,

WV &, M. MITCHELTREE, wholesale Grocers
wv Rectifying Distillers, and Wine and Liquo
Merchants, l6O Liberty street, Pittsburgh ap Is
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Keep it before the people,

That the Richmond Wing declares that Mr..
Clay ismore Of a Free Trade man than Mr. Van
Buren,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-04-18

A splendid assortment of Parisols sun shades, dim
IN. ty collars, resets, Artificial Flowers, gimps ant
all kinds of fancy goods just received and for sale loy
at the cheap store OF J. w. BIlEBE & Co. apr l9.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-04-18

10An LBS Cotton yarn, carpet yarn, Coverlit
IAUU yarn and batting, just received and for
sale low at the cheap store of
apr is. ]. w. BEEBE g. Co.
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4 Q KEGS best Juniata nails and brads, just receive
AO and for sale at the cheap store Of
apr lS. ]. w. BE EBE & Co.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-04-18

MOS. l and 9, of Ilarper's Illuminated and Pic
y torial Bible, Just received and for sale at
Steubenville apr H. FRAIER'S.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-04-18

90 PIECES muslin de lanes, bazarines, Lace or
AU gandines and Lawns of new styles, justreceiveC
and for sale low at the cheap store Of
apr IS ]. w. BEEBE g. Co.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-04-18

Ok DOZ. Mems and Boys, Leghom, Palm leaf and
Aev Willow hats Just received and for sale unusuall,
low at the cheap store of j. w. BEEBEE & Co.
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n Great Excitement!

q 81 PIECES of broad cloths assorted colors and
Il n qualities just received and for sale very low at
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-04-18
TGEW SPRIN c. GOODS
AT TIE CHEAP STORE.
T. w. EsEERE g. co

HAVE just received from the Eastern ciEesa lar
Il j and splendid assortment of
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-04-18

Oh PS. cassmeres cassnetts and jeans of every va
eOU riety Just received and for sale low at the cheap
store of ]. w. BEEBE & Co. apr Is.
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doCOnlents.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-23
A. o. FAIBCHILD.
AdJ MAIN STREET. WHEELING

pEAIER IN
G.. - 4 i@HES, CLOCKS, JEWELLERY.
Gooo' '''i''"N'' '~"1'
OFFERS .t,,F,f'
- assarfmaf.t ~ 80, 5'' ~ "ud I''a complete
T.. leading arfIaIas ~ IN" ms HIe' among
TTak.fsF,5.d L...jj ~ "'9 are l"t 'ol3WlnE
Lever uaIq5ss ~ 'CIo case iull Ie"eled
..evor Wafcbss - - 'aSP, ahcHoF eScal r'n'n,
Lepne ussf.H.e 49, '''' So gu u"'s'F goo duplex ana
dataeb Ifvats do - "S' eiEe "a'che'' ~. yer
do Alarm dt. :. - ~. - 'o' uo .LepHe Watrhes
RHbV. Emerald -, g''@ 'uo'"S' d." roo DO;
pblre and cold st5n,. -'''"I. sap
RIaas. Coll F.r y .,,,'' no u" = yer
Gaar5 chains. do Fsb ao A. (,ar ~ r., a.,
d. eiIt auard - Ia ,'ud'v NfyS' 90 oo
watch kew old So ~" p.IS' Hlesi aug guy
eHeelacIrs. c. rIp.p sIf,r NJ ''' "''u s'eSI
cases SILVER el,.,I =. 'l" ''.I"r-o spectacle
Sire Uars2S 49,. .!.iu S'''et Pe"crs'
do Saltda ds Alestar5 "i,' 'p'UuS, u' ga 90
butter 4nIges Conn, -. 7"saI loH@S' 90
Ten spoons. '''''' '"o'1 SpoouS' 10 40
Fiatsa and Brif-,;, H.. pl.,ol c,..,t.
sticks d, enefs+s ~ ~ ia yen NHHule-
forks. DIXON ~ So,ig' p.ttt',Is ana rays, do
Britannia rfmIn,Ini..,, '.N, ware IN sets,
CuHrrt.- Nosf,.-.i, - ID IT,
gers d Eiliofts n,rt ,yN,, INV - 10
kaIves; Rogers sciss5rs fo renti.,nrriss J a.
Powder Fiask. p .c,c, ~. Fa' spoon '"ee 2ers'
Combs IVory r, rgbs I,tEo 5,-.. ..,.;...r.
one she loek connie n, "a u'1'H OF ;SIHEIe
Buffalo horn do. Bra1.I,,, i"' va pr 30, g.
do do side do. FnpI.sI rsjtroo,.r,'" ' I'VN ~
pocket combs. 0'' O''''1" S"Fef
Iareg sipd E,Jg;no.- rrh-,o,, .l:. t,..
thread 10, ISle edgTio T5-,a fs L.,iSS "".ull
do, Jaronetf Il, Potnet y 49, 'o '"7S, l.'g' Qltoh
black silk gloves do wbif DO Jo p ny 81; no. l,o3R
KID gloves aesored c,nrs NJ no, rc nlc 90 do'
ferns cod and tassoig ~. Yea pal'
Spencers and French work@d colrs o'i7nF's,
Gimps. Bnqle do Cottcp pms 80 r. 81 "'''Y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-23
NEW LOTTERY
A&D
EXCE ANGE OFFICE
WHEELING W.

Viii. subscriber having heen appointed Aet o,
PANE 60. wi ap,n nm ofirc IN Wheel
~ =. eh hadass o. llfb. lie Inns been crgareI
10 ihe iaaee aud lteeaare hu,rncss flr me L,.r
INf#Nt feaH ~ Washington CIV, aud has Sold and
sashed me t afHa' fazrs. than ANY other office ln
HE 1lied States NfH.u lhe Iasr veai he has .oll
s'u97o 50 o90 ard $4,000 ia Whole Tickets,
aesfars iaf2e number nj sua iet atAauuis
II is only an account Of his increased bo.noss
rom Tie Western snes-tby way of ,rder.1-
ilst he has heeH Induced taopeu IN VII cling. and
he la bap-s hY uuremnInr attention. In n.r,t q,
continuance Of fhe patoaaee al his Wc.le,. irenJ.
aud 81. afhef4 w. maY wish 20 adventure m The
Ppnat Lotteries iar aa,eh he i, aeeut
OIL II x FRANCE.