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New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-16
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SANDS'S SARsAPARILLA,
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE OF
OF ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN M
pt-RE STATE or TIE BLOOD or
HARlT or TIE SYSTEM.

HABIT or THE SYSTEM
The removal of iit .i- has t-,n the object Of the p.
lnn,rop. III every age the wor 5ut the rcps cf
treating disease progressed hu. 3'vy for many thousand yeas
owing the limited OF lcquiH, knowledge but since
the introduction prDti: press and engine II
literally be said Iigh, has awncd npon the wod sld NE
man of the nineteenth century possesses advantages which hn
father never did In this general diiJsoI oi know ledge
dies have been sought alter and discovered IN The beautiful
s;oTrhouss OF the vegetable exactly calculated To CON-
bne ueuulzc and dpe the subtle poison which ffcses itself
throughout the general system and pEos;-cs IN The dust
SASpss S,RsNF,ELLA purely vegetable preparation has
ieen thoroughly tested variety OF diseases. and IS from
periencc known To be n safe and eccia cure to cotra
Enlargement oil the Glands LepIosy Sn Rccm Sca!d ile1d
Eczema Rheumatism ralp!tauon Of the Heart, and other dis
cases originating impure depnvcd SAFE oi the b'Sc or
ds-anrane, oftis digestive orsaa The p0pcnas daiy
receiving written ;1noua giving interesting details CT -
extraordinary vTtcs Original manuscripts oi VARIOUS CcftiE
Gates Letters othc Cr-y. Magistrates and pryate citizens NJ
confirming the previous statements constantly received gn
will be chccriy exhibited application Facts recorded
satccail ani convincing TO satisfy the most inc-euous
OF the real merits oi this invaluable medicine
The following extracts from letters recently received sd
specimens of those coming to hand daib
G,iL,rty. Tenn. Feb. 9th. 1874.
have is, received Letter ftou my father
Ku~elve ~ vino wc9 10 pure hase some Of your Sara
,rln have no doub, he can be the means Q, selling great
December seii t3y 10 see my SISTER before She de sc
having been poor henh for some two or hI years ni Y
rhe time went over her she NJ tie pout o death
with the scarlgl tcve. and affection o e bo"cs
from which her though: size could not possibly recoY
with The consent oi her physician she commenced taking m
nicht remained with her three days a!i ci her rapidly
he Sarsapnra sent one dozen bottle, which believe w
effect an elt re NJ father writes TO that effect and
able medicine IN that ncchbnrhcod =, o,,.r,..
Respectfully. J NJ u" iNS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-16

sOO ISABELLA Catawba, and Elsnboro Grape yine,
.DtJV FIVE years. will produce good crop this year 1000
cultivated Cranberry Pnnt. grown dry COLL Purchasers
furnished with ample Instructions or the successful cultivation
al ali fruits Apply to B. G.. BOSWELL,
nnl2a. American In.tute.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-16

THE undersigned CIVIL ENGINEERS; VIII make SUI
ycvS Estimates md reports io{ Railways snas
Roads Docks Wharves, Susaplns Walls BRIGGS o. every
DESCRIPTION with plans and specifications and when re1ued
viii Superinend their executions -, ,.;. - ..L
cs rock estimate the Of removing the ,7Ine they w sur
ayoahr nni OF opening mines and CuaTc They wili make
drawings and specifications orrroyemen IN msens g. l M
Ions y Joues have been secured Tor any oiseS requiring
rroIo attendance NJ Washington. They Will act as agents
,r the s, Of tters Patent Also o Nils Mines, Qrarries
Nachrcty Sc. .oo,t,,,., rS.L.rro
". - ~ ~ " ' EDWIN +. JOHNSON.
oio..ms WILLIAM r. CASEY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-16

DRINTiNt; ;LNkNANUFACTUKi-Ih 'unscHp1ett.W 60 f1
he. been engaged the rlanuHctiirc al Puning lnks 10,
inward of - years has recently introduced steam power and
improved machinery ms mandatory winch enables nun
and merchant, who may haze orders tor psnteS Inks, Will
fnd them promptly executed t moderate pce and may oe
The subscribers manufacture Ink Of VARIOUS colo yz Re
Eme Green sc. Orders directed 10 his manuiactoy. :.
Ryer through tho dispatch post will he punetay ATTENDED
~ Tins paper has for several year past been pIred Wh
Inn mi iss'S v ,'' GEO. MATHER.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-16

JOkkD-Fo- two or three single Ceatlenen may be had
oo It Il East Broadway and paIlor and bedroom, suit
aoie 'oi ee'i4 ~ VIZ ms In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-16

POaRDiNG SCHOOL FOR BOYS-Sew Cenaap scan
Oga CNo Of Pyp!. LIMITED e, 7? nS5 mman can
=. R,yjrctou: ID : Duncolob Rowe'y Mr. Geo ,SSeey
ppari 10
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-16

BOY from the courrry yc1rs OF nse. wants stu
a, Vo ~ Fulton .ire-, ap2 Wv
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-16

METAL ROOFS GUARANTEED WATER TIGHT
WI FOR FIVE YEARS WHICH IS FoCR YEARS
method OF covering roof with plain galvanized tin pnte
which they guarantee TO remain water ,gi FIVE YEARS we,
nu on by them. The metal put that II cannot tc
affected b shrinking swelling of the plunk which Is
lnd or ty tie contraction expansion Ot the metal!
The following gentlemen have had their dwelling hnuses and
stores m this cIy covered by this method 10 their .nuction
TIenry Brevor. E4l.. OF 9TH avenue ard 9Th ST.
Da nd Austin Esq Of Exchange place and llam-st
j Green Penron Esq. Merchants Exchange, Wal--'.
Geo B. Butter Esq, No q Nasaust.
Francis Burtt. ESQ, " Broatst
Notice that the Improvement patented, oil per-
in the trade wishing by the subscribers pin
can obtain permission on Moderate terms
mh1it P. NAYLOR 4 co. a aBi - Brceh-st
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-16
VERY GOOD AND VERY CHEAP FAMILY
BREAD,
=, No 10 Cntharinc street.

st No 10 Cathnrlnc strcct. .,..
GOOD BREAD has ever been esteemed TIE stal ol nc Il
E nSsent,l 10 heati and behoycs every person TO use
,hnt which the best and most nutritious quality 10 asrcf
ram where such bread cnn be obalned. - the most import ~
on.ent,oI The subscriber believes that eau be proc- az
his store Ii there citizen who doubts tins he would nyft
him to trial he feels confident that the Utmost snne'o
,y"uld fow Hundreds nny thousands. who nave i:cd hs
bread ir years By continuing 10 paronsc his establishment
non the most testimony 10 tie excellent duntY
ot thc brcaJ he ocT. 10 the public The following causes have
enabled @ at excellence N ms b3lnes1 m s IT, az cI
mt attends the market himself md purchases Tor cash the be-
nGce the market affords 81 he attends 10 the business hm'c
in eyery department he with LIS from Monday morn-
until Saturday night thinks the best workmen nlwnys N
chenpest and employs othe, and last though not least he
sees with scrupuous partcurty hh the vir,ue oi cieu
is practsed IN every part Of his business. :,
e reason he afford 10 give more ard sell cheaper h
some others because he sells Tor cash. and has not to make
good customers pay for bad ones and as employs o cart u
carry bread he gets ri OF heavy expense md gave
his customers the advantage OF the SAVING
~ Holm WliirE. - Cntlnrne street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-16

IOOARDING-1nc or two gentlemen can be aecoTnmoSaed
- IN nriy.9 family who DO not intend moving WIN uf
she'd rooms ANA breakfast and ten. iidesired Apply al 30
as t'r,slY ,rraet ie.srenc.s exchanged. npLs 1Sl-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-16

rS-Lots in williamsburg for Salc-Siy eligible
RiTDTC LOTS cyt.1 located the main thorough.
fare Enst Iom the South Fery surrounded by and good
buildings They will be sold cheap to close partnership , A
nj his residence in Williamsburg. te-s u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-16

PRor FAUVELrGOURACD
l- Mr. King now forming Day md m Evening Cls,
., "a for the course All who wish avail themselves OF Mr.
King instruction will please call at No. Ss Broadway be
tween the hours of and r. NJ during the remainde oi t
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-16

nLNEY x co. 2S Wc=t-reet, Dealers IN scotch and
~ Anercnn rls and Refined Plate Iron. mh2atn
NOR SALE-A god Double Counting Room Roo Dssk; Apply
mtS to W * !. r TAPSCOTT. 43 Peck Sup.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-16

sys., SILK MJLBERRIEs on SHARES. &c:-Wm
~; r. Prince Go. offer suppy 1900 fine Mulberry
Trees Of years go.Sth uitabe iof yielding great crops
silk low ond at Ions credit or On shares Ihe:e are
the choicest IN the Inon.
Trees &c may be obtained % Pine and orde. will be
EN|NN r rROMRRIDGE.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-16

JJENRY CIAY-Thc subscriber will issue on or about The
I ath April n medal Of tins great statesman taken
from life. fhe work IS executed by &C WRIGHT ESQ., nh
mi ~ skill and tnse works OF tins nature
The head will he IN e about one inch and mi tTi e neia
nbout two ince; diameter, nnde from SILVER ana BrouHe
md nso white metal approaching Silver on the reverse
side will be contained several prominent cpocs III ms eventiu
history. -, -, 1,,, H. .
The extreme low price will enable Clay Clubs nnd others t
place correct nnd valuable Likeness oi tins great Orator nid
Pntro in the ani, of al who feel deep interest in the policy
which Inns so cnlinenty distinguished his publ ilie.
"'''' WlLLIAM THOMSON.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-16
2Es,L,Es AND ApPRAIsEMENI

nOUSE FURNITURE s iLE.S AND APPRAISEAiENT
Ill As ii requires skill, judgment and experience TO conduct
any branch o business so il with the cement OF sales Of
Furniture at Auction give full satisfaction o owners rs well
m buyers The undersigned being fully master OF all those quail
sonabe terms and satisfy employers satisfactory security
will b. given thu; all sales sa and will be, promptly settled
pacuar attention paid the Appraement Of Furniture
Hotels or Private Dwellings. Any communication left at No
2lwtap3J NlCltl. uf.NR - INuctlohestr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-16

Rocks for (vlages and Academies Public Institutions sup
ped with every variety of School Books the most favorable
Terms ,.,- -~o,., n.nro
large and weeected assortment Of BIn1s @ socs iiun
SON. Ames's md nbard Letter and Cnp Paper, hne hnh
superinc Quis aud genera assortment oi Stationery
BIBLES MD PRAYER BOOKS,
The largest and best ul Bibles and
in the City comprising Fnmy. Church, School Pocket nnd
Pulpit sizes bound eye variety OF syle and III the most
durabIe manner. r,.
b. The Books all of the best American Editions. and
We invite the attention of Gentlemen furnishing their Libra
res Merchants purchasing for Achdeme OF pct Libra
-. the Asinr House
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-16

red and sold Wholesale mud Rcinil By
4. B. < d. SANDS. WhoIesale pTugeisl'..
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-16

ENo-AlNE.MOTECHNY.1,A CARD@c,,Prof Eau,
L SEI.GOURAUD to the members OF his Glasses and all
whom may concern ~,
I,plEs AND GENTLEMEN Beorc nbselting myself from
N.w-York on visit to Philadelphia Baltimore Washington
and Boston take pleasure making known 10 you tat |
Lnye ,ecrie,l aud appointed Mr. WASHINGTON kISG ~
broadway NJ my agen. aud representative in the ty OF New
York kr all ila, mnt my business m relation to my
system OF Phreno- Mncmoechny.
Mr. King will continue 10 without charge any eAin-
that be desired by person who has attended my
parts oil system,
which have escaped notice during the lectures MI
Kings tried aptitude and perc, understanding OF the theory
and various elements Of system authorizes me 10 recon-
mend him with confidence the kind attention and patronage
of MI who in my absence may desire 10 mcguire correct
knowledge of lis principles Transient visitors 10 the City who
ny desire 10 the system and Principals OF schools who
may wish 10 adopt their schools will find IN ar hing an
able and competent eache always ready to satisfy them on
the merits OF the system. -,
techny Dictionary now ready io the public at office '
Broadway (up sinr. and o Phreno Mnenoechnc Lee
turcs ns lhcy uut OF press
B-1he Printed Principles. which were distributed n me
lecture rooms aud which increased 10 the number OF
30 pages be obtained the office by any Of the
credited teachers the stipulated prices and at y per cent
less by any exieber of classes who wish 10 supply
themselves with fresh copy: -,, co,.n,rn
IcS- Mr. King now forming Day and m Evening Cs,.
yho
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-16

PREPARATORY BUANDINT SCHUUL,
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL. AT MlDDLETOWN. CT
TTIHlS INSTITUTION established more t1nn eight
years ago by present Principal who continues to beow
unremns care render 1t fully worthy oi public confidence
ness They are received the family Of the ncipnl and
rm part oft 1t is believed that the personal attention. Kind
hig her degree than ) usual in similar institutions; ,
The Icuton OF the beautiful and healthy m The
country accessible ny iror New York, To md from which
yons lads are nYays accompanied by careful person when
The sessions commence May 18th and November 18th
each preceded IVY OF weeks. The charge IS Sst
neI session which includes all school Books
Music md Modern Languages Circulars containing minute
niormaton may be had at A Market st aud of Sill. How
nrd House Brnad,yuy D. II. CHASE. a. NJ. Principal.
on
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-16
NAMES r. Chiffon, IT. D., Themit

Nev-York, April 9Th, lsis .,..u...
Such tests warrant the assurance that the qualify 81 or
mnnntcure-parclariy HOncy Ocic Ene Cat CheniHg
ard Smoking Tobacco. can By no pcssbbiy by sIrpie
and we do not fear any compction IN as manuinclne.
We pledge ourselves 10 spare none OF The eyeol oI te eA
pnse that perfected u to keep 1t IN the high ema'o" III
which already held. -
The utmost care and attention to the packing OF cnss
and barre for shipping and prompt despatch twill be gwen ~
ali orders. Country merchants paculnry the Souihefn w
not fail 10 once the decided advantage IN purchasing te
rnods of our manufacture, wien they informed ht we
guarantee obaccnnd Snuff; to.eep N any einGis or p
rIan terms not become mnuiy musty-heeoy "ofi1-
less In all where the nre- are not approved they chn
he returned and the money reiilndei
:.o! upon usual tcns, and at uniform Prices "ticI
are as low as my goods the above ne, oI good cuay
manufactured the United states.
Our S:gfrrlfti TURKISH SNOIv6 TonAcco would re-
commend as being very superior article; and 9ne TINT las nc,
the approval of all have tired and indulge IN the use o.
fire Foreign Tobacco Il packed small cases of SIX ma
ten do zen each convenient iur transportation
ayovs on kmud large and varied assortment OF Imported
Cigars together with grelt variety OF manufactured lump
Sole agents in this City Cor Lefwich" celebrated Caven-
dish Tobacco toufaces band Which stands nnnyaed @ IN
mhl6 I'm No Wall, 2l3 and H5 Duane streets.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-16

A SiTTT iT'iOy VANTED-by a respectable young man
y who understands forming md taxing cnre OF 6orSS.-
Would ~ wiling make himself Eenemy rScin' 'od ;e
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-16

nFRTH AMROY SENiINARY-Scisntic. Mnrhem9nrcal
and CnsscaI-Tke Summer term wall commence on hon-
day. May 9th.
Circulars with testimonials and references may be had oil
'ohH o. Ni' ~ X Z. WOODBRIDGE.
s,r s c. WOODBRIDGE
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-16

NJ Health. Quiet. and Comfort.-The Graham A
House t3 nrcaystreei New ork pro!ier advantages To
strangers stopping few days week. The cy such as are
rarely offered erby located on clean and any et
vicinity Of the principal steamboat landings Its apartments are
convenient and neat while Its table IS supplied with tne het
Animal Food aud s,n;!nns OF MI kinds. Charges moderate
md every effort mnde render Boare comfortable Shower
Baths free Remember. 63 Barclay street. H5u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-16
CHEAP CASH BOOKSTORE,

CHEAP CASH BOOk-SIORE,
No Park R0w opposite tic fstor House,
THE Subscribers have received their Spring supply Of
/ BOOKS and STATIONERY. md offer the following
for sale M low prices. for CASH approved paper.
" MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
Enhancing numerous collection OF standard authors ~ every
department o Literature. American and British Poets History
Bl6crnphy Travels Fiction Clsscs, Theology, Sciences
InRARIEsPublic Private, Ship md School District, fur
pshed on the most LIBERAL terms
SCHOOL. BOOKS.
The approved dd NG Eas PDLs Ins fsiSn Institutions Ts .
ed with every variety Of School Books the most favorable
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-16

"a JUST FINISHED-Elcgant Nutrin Fur HATS tordi.
dnaly termed Beaver nj the low prce Of So superior
10 shor nap of Prisshn Sloeskn ut e. These Hats sre
equal in durability and luc those sold nj a. Also dn a
Gle nj 60 90 n very nent dress hat
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-16
mill

T;7OB1I'IO AND SNUFFS-JOHN ANDERSON AMI
L co Tobacco aud Snul hanutctGrer. Nos Wall "a
md the public that the very liberal patronage bestowed On
them for the last year. has ercoraged them to geate eSeo
Every Improvement that experience has suggested has ber
adopted and proved both By tne award OF ue
r,mjua rirrp BIZ The american Institute, al her
iaie innuat Fairin this Cy for LeSes Tobacco Gnd Sna
s well ns the approval OF discriminating public lhe Cause
a This SUCCESS is in fac, the puri'p well the manu-
turs of Tobacco for the truth OF which see the annexed
certificate ot one OF eminent chemists VIZ: .
have nnayzed sample of Mr. John AnderSons Fine Gu;
Honey Dew Tobacco and find o be pure Tobacco. With
olt rny mixu re those substances with which much o tic
ordinary Chewing Tobacco lscoutam.nacd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-11
sONliiTuING MEM.

~ f NETWORK & co. have iusf oHoned a
< now and chean FUp M SpING WARE
HOT ST at No .. North How'r4 81. Baltimore,
NEARLY opposite the Whcatfeld Inn) where
thev intend 70 keen on h'nd an exten slve assorl-
mont Of Fancy Hardlrare, Cutlery " German
Siirer Var.
All kinds If Jarauned and britannia Ware.
Lamps. Giranaoies. Tea TRAYS of a i kinds
Clocks, Plated Ware, Tin, Wooden ant Willie"
Ware
Baskets brushes. Brooms, Mats &c. =,
c,beon kitchen Furniture, ceokirG Utensils
and every variety of useful and fancy House
Person iust commencing house keeping will
here find every article Tor thelr convenience a
the lowest New York prices
Couptry Merchants and others visiting Ba'u
more nre invited 10 call.
n Goods sold on commission al the manu-
factnrer's prices. No ., N Howard st, Baltimore
nrt 2-2m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-11
ROPES. ROPES,


~ bc,nd aud for sale a genernl assortment OF
, Garbage, consisting m part az follows
White lard and Manila Ropes OF all sizes
1000 lbs Packing Yarn
LOON Oakum
5oO " Broom Irvine warranted good.
Alsn Lines and Twnes Of every variety and size
oil ~ which will he sold as cheap as can be pur.
chased in this city or Pittsburgh
Fla, Beeswax. Ginseng. Corn Brooms. Oats and
ro,r taken in exchange at Wheeling Market price
Fr cord,pe at the old stand formerly occupied by
barge B. Hoge, No Water street.
- CHARLES II BERRY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-11
lIIEAP

I4.11AT. AND CAP MANUFAcToRY
k.hVERY No 10 Monroe stree. Wheeling
g. reapeetfullv announces 10 his old iHehas
= pohiis in general that be has now on
&brse AMI sanerior stock of
HATS AND CAPS.
}oto Fall fashons. sonanrlsins all qnsl
knnes and s,zp.. His Hats are n aHnlac-
Daer his eva immediate eup srlntseed anee'
vHoi.EsALE AND RETAIL.
STILL LOWER than thew have
5sr nae,.J in this CITY. Those wishing
Hass HATS or CARS y,ll And It to
Santage TO give him cal before o. cur
23 alaewhere sct4 ANfhI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-11
gguOLESALk AND RETAIL
BOOK STORE.

T0HN FYSHER. Act. Rook soIIor and Stafnh-
= q. No afS3. Main Street Wheeling. va SO
lieiesfh6 patronage Of his former friends a Cd
customer, At his OLD stand, where he v u be
ssQet9 sippIy them with Books and STATIONERY
q 11osed p,ic.s. He has new on hans IA = 90
~ 1aenf spd isconsiantly receiving supplies
q o5ieal. MisceIlaneoss, Theological and
9.Asy Books. ALSO. Bibles Of ererv vNrety oil
lQ1leG. all Of which he is able te afford aa'
etnt1} as they can DO got at any other place IN
est price given for Rags ia exchange,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-11
OFT q GREER,
mo w HORNER.

ATTORNEY At law.
Ni4dlebourne. 1'vlsr County. Va.
xNTILL practice in the Con'' oi Tyler. Xii
Wv chic, Harrison. Marion and Monongala.-
All business nlrusted 10 his care will be pro,np'l!
.r,,Jsd IA. ocl24,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-11
p INTING.

~ CRIMSON & HULL. HOUSE. SIGN AND
RNAMENTAL PAINTERS No 10 West
side Main ST.. are always prepared WIN the oesl
.orknen and material 10 execute all orders III 'ne'f
lin in the best style and al the lowest rhIeF. go,
Every description of SIGN PAINTING oN ~ 20
DING done m the best manner. may ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-11

NUST rscsived, few pieces handsome BI,cl
% Satin Striped Chilly ier mourning dresses nj
.eola GREER i IOTTE's.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-11

TARN FOR SALF-The snbscrbcrs 0lIors
T. dar sale valuable farm containing l2l 2
acroa. well Notwithstanding stream through
each feld-lays well for cultivation, and n a
h eh state of Improvement, under good lenc'n It
laianco we'll timbpred. A good and convent ent
o 9@o story dwelling house with back building,
Nh otber ON houses. a I'D never failing Sp ring
Of " water near the kitchen door There m
ot,ndan,e of fruit trees. consisting OF choice
a'us' s,l annie Peach Plum, Cherry &c.
s" Tbe aheye farm is situated mile vest OF ; !
~, will an The National roae, and 10 mile
rom I iogdsvle. Bomont county ono For
further particulars enquire OF ne t- SUBSCRIBE on
the pie"''s' OLIVER PRYOR, Wheeling Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-11

THAT'S, HATS. HATS.-Nrcallam. 10
Main 81. has now on hand large assortment
of Hats Of his own manufacture consisting Of every
variety. shnpe and quality worn. md which he Is
determined 10 dispose OF Of Wholesale or Retail. nj
mice, To suii the iimes. Country Merchants are
reouesed 10 coll and examine his stock previous TO
purchasing elsewhere.
Oct1 NJ tALIsAN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-11
Heavy Domes4iCs

Is complete, and \ g. 10 lower than formerly.
ALTERS
Supplied - 90ual with every hing in Their lin
At the yerV lnweet prices.
JOHNSTON. BERRYT1TLL X CO.
son % t3l Main street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-11
NTEkN INSURANCE Conf
NAr1rAI. h500 nNA.

Ctr1TAL a5000QA.
EHIS company .hcinp nNw dp'y oreangej. 'ts
PREPARED To ma 10 Insurance IN syeiy de-.
TTlption ofFirc and Marine Risks, euch i've
ing Houses, Store ouses & with their con,
tents. Also, Steam Roats, Flat poatS and e,t
boats with their rargoes, to aed from any Yot{
on tas Ohio and Nssjssippl rivers or their trib-
utary streams. Application for Insuranee o b }
made Tor the nressnt at the office OF the Wheel
ing Standardization
aug r mccoy See'y
FIRE AID MARIE INSURANCE.
5'HE subscriber Is snnoin.sd ageuf u Tia c.
IUMBUS INSURANCE GO. for tha cry
Of " ceiling, and 10 prepared 10 take risks oca
Buildings of all kinds, stone, bIleh or wpsdcn
and their co1tents.
S'camboats factories, mills &c.
Furniture.
And merchandise Of all kinds.
And against all dangers attending the trans
p)rtatlon Of goods on rivers lakes, seas, canal.
and railroads. AZ the lowest rates.
/ The character of the company for ptomptituda
and fairness, Is well kno~n. AMY to
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At Shrycr g. Steile's "hsrehou &c. Nalsr
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