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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20

IN FAVOR OF E-Powcrs
the sculptor, writing 10 friend on what some
people call the folly of marrying without the
means TO support a family, expresses frankly
ms own fears when lie found himself i'm his
very position: but lac adds with characteristic
candor "fo tell y0u The irBth. howeper. The
JdmHy and Hc poucriy hare done mora 10
support me, man hdUc 10 support them
they have compelled me 10 nuke excrtion.
that hardly thought myself capable of. and
often, when OF the eve OF despairing. they
have forced me, like coward in corner. ia
hight like hero, not for myself but for INV
wife and little ones. ! have now as much
work to do as can execute, unless can find
some more assistance in the marJic: and have
a prospect of further commission"
The run, as expressed above by The gifted
sculptor is like similar remark we hoard
made not long since BY gentleman of Boston.
who tried matrimony in the same way and
found afterwards that the loose change in his
pocket which be- had before sauandorcd in
foolish notions young mans irhfms- Ip
called them. was enough 10 support prudent
VIE, who by a wcll-rgulatcd economy. had
proved a fortune in herself, and had saved a
snug sum IN money for her once careless nus.
band. ~ wife TO direct a man towards
proper ambition and TO gcntccl economy %
he said, was like timely succOr at sea
10 save him from destruction ON a pcriIous
voyage '-Bosioa Times
The Medical Times describes the case of.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20

"A LMANACS FOR 1915 Country siore.keep.
on, ~ ~ Tedian aud raeF'' are respectfully IN.
""mfn hat The Ffantnn Almanac for 1916. caIoo.
'''eu by JhH Armstrong Of Miami UnIversiIy. h.
now fehdy aud mf sale IN large or small ousnriIie,
ah1 me highest price gwen for Rags in exchange.
~ JOHN HASWELL, Wheeling
scp is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20

THE pnILADRkPhs. Court of Quarter SEES
Sions is BNNins the fire rioters up to the mark.
They get the "'extent Of the law" and no
mistake.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20

x HARE a. HOGE PRAcrcAL HArrERs Union
Hr ~, near The South end II me Market Hour.
We would inform our customers and the public
generally. that we are nov receiving yey largo
ana spe dii assortment OF CAPS suitable for the au
G"u Winer season, la our large assortment may
n' found all kinds of Caps for Men and Boys, from
The finest Ouer down To The ,lYost common cans in
use. and al prices ranging ffS ten dollars to wen-
b'hve cents. We continue 10 nanufaci and
Keep constantly on hand good assortment of Hats
We give The closest personal attention 10 The man.
n'ocinrlng oiour Hats aud make il q poin, to usu
no'hing oo' the best OF materials. We here
tore say la all these who wan, genuine article Of
Hats or CAPS at The very lowest price that they will
always lind Them at onr fashionable establishment
Union ST. sepIS DARE a, uOf:E
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20
A New York letter says.-

The transfer Ola large amount of money to
New Orleans, for the payment OF troops, &c.
has causeda demand for Southern funds. and
drafts on New Orleans and Mobile are selling
at Ia dis. The demand for sterling bills is
moderate, and the supply fair at l09adll0-
Francs , 23i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20

CARTS AND WAGONS.-We saw YES
to-day, larg" lot of Carts and Wagons, tie
manufacture of Mr.. ALBERT BuT-rs. They
wcrc all OF the most finished workmanship.
aieat and substantial any lot that has been
forwarded. We understand that whole boat
load is about ready for shipment from this es-
adjustment. We can safely recommend them
to the southern planters.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20

a NDiAN VEGETABLE P1LIs-A fresh snpplv
OF virgins celebrated Indiaa Vegetable pill
uHeG' ron Philadelphia. Just reed and 70, ssio by
NE dozen or sisgle box, by
-, JOHN J HASwELI., BOOKSELLER,
~ Union street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20

81 IHEAP BOOKS Lardners Lectures No q
~ Library OF Choice Reading No 10. Arago and
LArdnef's Astronomy Principles Of Political Econo.
my ty VIM A'klnsoni Eiswonh's Report, showing
,", operations OF Tie Patent Office during tho year
sep 10 JOHN HASWELL. Union a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20
STATUE mo- GEN. JNCKSON.-A cnll i

STATUE TO GEN. JACKSON "A call is
published in the Washington papers fora pub
lie meeting, to raise funds 10y national sub
scription Tor colossal equestrian stotue to
Gen. Jackson. The Union says
"Ihc long suspended plan of an equestrian
statue to Gen. Washington, for which Con-
sress has stood pledged Tor over half a CEN
tury, will probably he carried into execution
next winter--a resolution To that effect hav-
ing been reported 10y committee OF the Sen
ate at the last session"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20

| SCRAPS OF CURIOUS INFORMATION
Hops are natives of both Europe and Ameri
ca. The Hop culture was introduced into Eng
land from Flanders in the reign of Henry
VIII. The following distich was current
about the year 1876:
Hops, Reformation, BAYS and Beer
Come into England all in one year.
About the year 1880 the corporation of the
city OF London pcitioncd Parliament to have
TWO huiSdnceS removed. First Newcastle
coal-on account of its smoke and stencil
ana second Hops, because lin the language of
the petition) they poyie he taste ofdrink,"
The English Navy was founded by Henry
the Eighth in 1912
1921. ~
Soap was first made in London in 1921.
Glass 1857.
The number of horses in Great Britain is
estsmated at 100000. Hackney coaches
were introduced into London i'm 1925. at which
time there Were 20. Copper coins were first
used by authority III England in 1925 The
process OF milling coins was discovered i'm
England IN l663;prevous To this all coins were
hammered out singly. In 1913 wind saw
mil was erected ON the Thames-styled ga
mil by which one man and boy can accom-
plish as much as 20 men"-but it was soon
suppressed lest il should bring suffering upon
Iron was first manufactured i'm the United
States IN l7l5. The Warwick furnace which
was built in 1876, remains in operation still
alter working for nearly century!
The first steel was made in Orange county.
y. \ IN l176. The great chain which was
extended across the Hudson during the Revo
lutonary War, was of this metal. and made
AT the same place. Each link weighed 100
lbs, and the chain which was six weeks in
making, weighed lS6 tons The first cannon
made III n. York Were from the same foundry
o., OIL Tie same iron--manufactured IN 1916.
ihey consisted oi6,l2, Is, 81 and 81 Founders
1t is estimated that the quantity of iron
produced iii the United States i'm 1Si5, will be
9l9, 100 tons, valued at 533 $40 800.
The population of England in 1911 was
ll,99o,l3S showing am increase "a ten years
OF ten and one half per cent. The population
oil England in 100 was about Z 600 600. The
population of Ireland was 9,l75, l21. of which
number u ,127,7l2 were Romanists. The in
crease in Ireland for ten years was only about
D per cent. The total number of Jews i'm the
wor Id IS said to be 6 SOB 1862. OF these there
are in the United States $4,000: i'm America
10000; Europe 1896 1862; Asia 5000 GOO.
Africa 10000; in the city of PHILADELPHIA 2
BOO; y. York 10000; Baltimore / 500: Char
lesion 300; London 10000; Constantinople
$4,000; Amsterdam % 600; Rome 6 600. and
Jerusalem COCO
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20

MAINE AND VERMONT The Loco
foco presses are cxul,ins over an apparent de
cline oil Wing strength in Vermont. The
simple truth is. the Wings have always been
so strong in that State they rarely require a
full poll, AMI at the late election many of
them were so much engaged with their Rail
Road projects as TO sta away from the polls.
Still, the State is Wing enough for all practi-
cal purposes. But il should not be forgotten
that til, failure to elect Slad, i, To b, ascrih,d
To Abolition influence. Notwithstanding the
charge against him, of being an AboliIionisl
the fact stands out that there were from , to
5000 votes for regular Abolition candidate,
thereby defeating Slade before the people
The Legislature being Wing, will re elect Mr..
s., as matter of course. But the same
sharp-sightcd news gathcrers, who trnnpet
forth Wing OBJECTIONS in Vermont. seem not
to have heard that the Locoioco vote in Maine
has fallen of considerably. That is sort OF
"idct that don't suit their taste.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20

E{NoH CAPS- superior and general sssorl.
-. "r ~ C"ns' l,is' feceiyed aud Cor saIg
10" by (sep lj) w w &S H yIMEsoN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20

The Union closrsa paragraph endorsing Mr..
Van Brcn's orthodoxy upon the Tariff. with
The following "rhc question is assuming new
lmporiance ever day. and everything siti..
1cs as that Mr. Walker was hight IN declaring
That That ihe tariff must b. reduced to the
revenue standard"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT SOUTH BoS

loN'-on Sunday morning fire broke out
III me large wooden building, on the corner
OF and 9th streets owned and occupied bv
Mcssrs Henshaw, Ward * Co., az a white
lead iactory.-Thc fire spread rapidly through
the extensive building, and in short time il
was,wIih It's contents, consumed The flames
took hold OF the surrounding property, and
brick building, with la shinglcd roof, adjoining.
also owned by Messrs III. w. & Co., with its
contents, and five wooden two story buildings.
were destroyed, On Gold street, double
two story wooden dwelling-a wooden tenc-
ment owned by James Barnes. Three tene-
ments on passage way between 9th and
Gold streets-two owned by VIM. Il. Harding.
Mcssrs. Isnshaw, Ward * Co.'S loss is est
mated at $50 900, of which about two thirds
Is covered by insurance, at four different Offices
IN this city.-Bosfon Atlas.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST!
)Rl-GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVEE

I'M -uOODS CHEAPER THAN EVERu
\ OHNsION Il BERRYIIILL hive lust receiy.
~ ed most beautiful and well selected stock Of
ancy and Staple Dry Goods. all Of which they will
Fel nj snch prices cannot fail 10 please the most
econ"micni Our stock consists part Of the follow
ing articles, namely:
FOR LADIES' DRESSES-Nierinocs, Alpacas,
cashmere De LANES Mouslin de Iaines, Fancy and
plain Silks and Satins. Boalbazines. Ginghams,
Caiicoes and Shaw's of every description, pfico
aud qualify. Also Ladies' Cravais of me latest STYLE
FOR GENTLEMEN--Clohs, Cassimercs. SAT-
,iners. V-sIi"g. IRISH Linen, Shitiing. Crnvnis,
Gloves aud Collars, Hosiery Of all kinds; Domesiics
IN acc"rdance with several cases Of Blankets Of all
Sizes Flanncls OF every quality, width ate prce.
Gents Lambs Wool Silk and NJ erno Shirts and
drawers; Chiljren's Fine Merino Shirts -
TAKE NOrICE-We have always on our acc.
ohd floor the largest and hest selected stock Of
CARPETING
Wesi oil The Mountains, OF which are of tbg
latest importation. We invite the public generally
Ia give us call. as we have not The least doubt
hut that We can save Them he trouble Of looking
el'ewhcre for Cheap Goods
BONNETS, BoNNETs. Bonneis; Artificial Elo,rers.
a WORD TO THE HATTERS; We have lust
received iull ass orimehj OF Furs and Trimmings
FUR Glazed and Clolh Cars by the Wholesale
"A word To The wise is sufficient Call nj
JOHNSTON & BERRYHILL'S,
Ian Mar 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20

HflNE IVORY COMBs-- just received BY tho
subscriber large assortment of fine Ivory
C"ioS u'eci from The best manuiaciury 10 old ConS
nec',cn, including Isl quality fine. s fine. fine
. hhe' oil all sizes. and which will be sold M n
small advance on Gust, by JAS MELLoR,
sep 6 90 IInion II,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20

The Medical Times Describes Che case Of j..
H., larmer, who died after several DAYS OK
ir'In. suIierng rom hemomge vomitiug.6,c.
occ'sionoa by hls accidentally getting q small
quantity oiguuno dust into his throat
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20

MURDER -Major RoBEgr T.. Salru, a
member OF tile Virginia Legislature. was mnr-
derd on The evening Of the 9Th inst. at Suf
ioik' Nansenond county, by Hunter mr. A
reward of $500 is offered by the G,m;ly or MAJ
Smith to have the murderer brought to Justice
lie Is supposed to have gone to North Carolina
lie Is > feet z or inches high. black hair
black eyes, nal lace. down look, and supposed
To have mole on lhs lace. H. isa tailor by
trade.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20

Inc Memphis Convention Tor the promotion
OF Western interests will b. held 18Th Noyem.
Der next. This subject will come b. fore our
Board OF Tadc. aud will we ,nrs, rcccicc
prompt action
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20
CHAIRsl CHAIRsi! CHAIRs!Ik
JAMES Il. GATHER

lsuCCEssoR TO }. Connolly A SONS
No. I56 MARKET STREET
60 RESPECTFULLY informs the nur.
UuiA NC 'hai he hos now on hand and man
NzsM<-z-> ulaciures TO order every variety Of,
HH Chairs Of The latest patterns, and in a.
XW II style OF workmanship no, susrssseJ IN
The Western Country.
=, nc mas on band large stock Of Boston Rockers.
'''' piston K'ckcrs Common do Revolving Chsirs
s"'hpio Tor Counting Rooms. French Psrlor hairs.
EVEN, ,'t' now and splendid patterns of wood sea-,
D'n'ng Chairs. SeIiees Sociablos Ghildrenis
' a., "ockng aud Common Chairs. &c DC.
nc pubic are invited TO call and eramiBe his
sloek' rs he will assure all who favor him with
ne'f custom that they shall not be disappointed ei.
""ef W Price or quality lie is determined by clos
PERSONAL attention To business, 10 enflle himself to-
" lmf proportion Of public patronage.
, Nhif, cafelrlly packed or sent 10 any part of
The city free Of charge: 6m SEQ n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20

OLD CURRENCY.-We have been rrosc,.
ted with some money that looks little more
venerable though not much more ragged than
the late currency of Ohio, the ST. Udr. &c.
and IS equally valuable. One is a note "A
~ shillings, dated 1859, and reads: mo lI5,
twenty ahllings. This indcntrd bill shall
pass current for twenty shilings within line
government OF the counties of New Castle
hent and Suffer on Delaware, according TO an
act OF Assembly of the said government. made
III the 32d year of the reign of our Sovereign
Lord, King George II. Dated, the lst dov o,
June, 1853" On the back is the comfortable
inscription, "To counterfeit is death" We
have IN the same lot other bills dated 1860.
100 and l773, Tor smaller amounts.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20
MIRACULOUS EScApE-A, Emit,

MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.-An ENGLISH
paper, the Western Times, relates Tn. follow.
ing incidents
4" Budieigh Salterton has been the scene of
most thrilling incident. Six infant chill
dren, on "Wednesday morning. got into boat
on the beach, and a misChievous boy showed
II OIL. The boat driitcd away To sea before
The children were missed. Terrible was the
agony OF the mothers when they knew it
The preventive men went off i'm all directions:
every boat was on the look out till far into the
night. Daylight returned, and still there were
no tidlngs of the helpless children the dav
wore away, and still nothing was heard about
them lhey were lost either in the expanse of
the wide ocean, or buried within its Unsuitable
depths. Plymouth trawler fishing yester-
day morning carly, saw something floating in
the distance; he bore down to it and discoy
cred II TO be Il boat-and in the bottom the six
children, all cudded i'm like nest of birds.
last asleep, God having merciiully given them
mat blessed soacc after a day of terror and
despair. The trawler took them on board
icastcd them with bread and cheese. and glad
dened their despairing little hearts with n
promise to take them home. Between three
and four i'll the afternoon the trawler was seen
IN the ofiing with the boat astern. All ewes
were turned towards him; the best spy glass
III tiic IOWA was rubbed again and again, and
at last they made out it was the identical boat.
The news flew through the town-the moth
crs came frantic To the beach for there were
no children discemed in the boat; none to be
seen IN the slOop. Intense was the agony of
suspense, and all alike shared il with the pa
rents. AT last the tmwIer came in and the
word went round they're all safe and many
stout hearted men burst into tears. women
shieked with joy and became almost frantic
with their insupportablc happiness. 1t was
Indeed memorable day-and a PRAYER elo.
quent ior It's rough sincerity, was offered up
10 Almighty God, who in his infinite mercy.
had spared these innocent children from the
perils and terrors of the sea during that fearful
night. Five of these children were under five
years OF age, the sixth is but nine years old"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20

A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF Reody MoJo
"a Ladies CAPS and Head Dresses; also Bonnc,
Builders. and Artificial Flowers Eof sale bv
sep ~ o FAIRCUUD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20

Il ONG SILK Black and White Minis. Hal
81 Hand Nuts. Pic Mic Gloves; also assnrled cal
or' KID Gloves, for sale by W.
sep 30 n FAIDCrutn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-21

e HAVE RECEIVED m unusually large ard
Il Beautiful .Iork oi Spring aud Simmer Gp1ds
which viii sell lhc pay down rriucIplc Ear
cheaNer han ever before offered fnr sale IN his
GUY. consisting ~ pnrr of f'euch aud English Broad
Cloths, oi the most hrnuuiul styles and qualirics
French. Eugh-h nnd American double and single
nailed Fancy and Plum Cass,rnsros or these
articles = srleudid assortment, unequaled by cny
esiahl shmenl m This ciiy.
SUMMER GOODS-.A inll assortment OF fine
aud suhsouuni Summer Goods. consisting in parI A.
follows Srmmcr Tvccds. Ercuch Linen Drills
Crni0g Coating Plain AMI Fancy Glmhroons
l1rc" Check, Iu.h Linens. Blk summer cloths
70. prodr'n Blk Bumhnzncs; Mcriuo Cossimcres.
plain French L'ucn, Fanny + cuch Linen. striped
Cmukirs. Blue Duls; together with any qnaur'y #
lie various iynd' o GIN goods for Goats and Pants.
NESTINGS-Rrk satin. Gs'd do. fed Shally.
fg'd Nlar>'' llcs. fpd Sr.k fg'd Mohair al Linen
ard Silk. Fine ard fncy light sutlns all new
Style md Tip Top qualrics
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Aw"li assured ,tonk Black Flock nnd Dress Coats
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-21

Blue biz do do Blue do do Duwn L.
Green DO do Olive do 10 Black sam.
,ner cloth do do brown do do do
'toanng c"n'ing dn Il, French DraIin do
sumner Twecds do do Summer coh do
Frrnch linen do while md brown do Cling,
"m do calico chiulz do aud thousand Other
,irds not vet nqu ell
PANfS-B'aok Cashmere bloc hl'k cnssimerc.
'iue Cashmere. plain nmd fucy French cn,simere.
nj IN iaci an nssor monI u.at embraces every
yIe ard qualify of mineral
SFS-OG NIL qualities. fashions and color.
md very gcniee! assortment Of Stocks, Collars.
'nsons, S4Irs, Drawers, Susnenders, Gloves Hose
md Holt Hose; fancy SATIN aud silk cravas aud
ScuT!s.
In presenting Il o above fur the favorable c.nsid.
rn'ipr Of my old friends aud customers cnn
,sure them hat am July prepared To furnish the
most fashionable work measure, ar very de.irshe
'lohirG renHy made. Being confident al giving
General shu.iacunn. Customers and the public
generally respectfully invited To call and exam,
nv stock (mpv % SIR CE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-21
COED wATC7gHs.

r"'o iuiI Je"e'Itd NJ Tobias Lever Wa chosj
W do JOS johnson do
Full jewcicd and plain Lever Watches of other
AMI every description;
uI Jewe'Icd Anchor cscapem'l gold lever watches
do Cylinder escapcment gold watches:
Also Inc inll leweled aud plain silver Lever;
DO do Cylinder silver watches;
ASP 'Hver verge watches ofvarious kinds; ,opoiher
Wiz arge and splendid assortment of ladies' large
iopaz 6nrnei. CancIon. Jet and other Set Pms very
fine Some very thca. do Also. every variety al
genllemeh's BreasI Pms and Shirt S BIDS
Ruby, Diamond, Emerald, Garnet, Tnprz Pearl
'e' ana every variety OF se aud PLAIN ncs Grrner
ahd Other Stone Necklaces, Gold Fob and Gu,td
Ch"ius; Gold Penci's Gold 1hlmblos; Gold. Silver
nnd Gu HAIR Pins. very fine; Silver Pencils. Ladies
Fans; Silver Tea and Table Spoon.; Germnn Silver
and Britannia dc; Silver Bauer Knives: German 4,
Silver ) all Sfoor Silver Sugar Tonrs: Fine Orna
mfned SIX Purses; Silver Pencils all kinds.
PREMIUM DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PENS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-21
nONNI;WOOk d - DION.

AZ AVE removed their their
es ~ ew BUCK Building, east side of MAR
.kET =. a few doors below The Post CGlae
where lbey have supplied themselves with !
aew and large Engine and other fixture fcr
TIER business, IN superior style.
They carry IN tue House and STFAM NJ.
BOAT PLU MBlNG IN oil It's branches.
They have con family on hand UydfanfS Of
various de,crIiiiIni hauers' Kettles, water clos
els bath tub, hot and cold shower baths. 70.
forts ior bleaching, chemical app ratu>. lead
.cCmoS, poenl hath pumps, lead pipe, OF a il siz.
IS, sheet lead o. any thickness aud worked m
no any manner OF iOim.
Water conducted through leaien pipes from
'rrlngs 10 dwelling houses in the country.
Also BET PUMPS fued up to order
LEATHER HOSE,
superior pnmps for country wells, Steam En-
zines &c. &c.
~ order, thankfully received and punclu
ally attended 10.
STEAM POWER.
For manu- IcIHrng purposes can he supplied
20 several descriptions al mechanics. m the
story OF thcu bui'ing, or on the piound
door d. very mod .ra'e rent.
Wheeling, Feb 10 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-21
GENTLEMEN,s FRENCH BOOT

L ACOB BERGER. at h,s old Stand on Nam S.
81 few d"nrs south Of The Virginia Hotel re-.
specially INFORMS his old cusiomCts aud tho public
IN general. that lac has lust ccivcd from New York
and Philadelphia. snpply al French Cali ard Mo.
rocco Skins which hc Is PREPARED to manufacture
10 order Into Gcnllcmnu's Boots aud Shoes oi the
latest syc Having just received hnm Phila.
delrhia, The latest siylcs aud most approved patterns
oi lasts and spar ng pans CSrense IN procure
'hc best oi " rkmcn ! pI, pared To furnish all
Who may iavur me wuh ca \. vuh Boots and
shoes superior IN style and workmanship 10 any,
thing ihn can hc found either in the city or the
western country
y u ALL WORK WARRANTED To FIT
may ~ 3n JACOB BERGER