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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-08-14
STONE WARE FOR DAIRY PURPOSES.

Few of our farmers are aware of all the advan-
tages of using stone ware in the management of
the dairy. 1t being made of peculiar kinds of clay,
which by the action of powerful heat is convert
ed into stone, should be sufficient to recommend it
to every one who has the care of milk. 1t is well
known that the common brown earthen ware 30
much in use is glazed with lead which will corrode
when acted on by acid and as cream is very liable
to become sour in warm weather, the oxygen which
it imbibes from the atmosphere, which makes it
sour must in some degree act upon the lead of the
glazed pot and form the oxyde of lead, and render
it not only dsagreeable to the taste, but very UNI
wholesome.
The stone pot being entirely free from all SUBJ
stances of this kind, and in high degree nom
conductor, keeps the cream cool and in pure and
sweet state much longer than the glazed pot or a
wooden vessel. And for the purpose OF packing
down butter the stone pot will preserve every part
of it sweet and pure, while the glazed pot or wood
en- firkin will impart TO that portion OF the mass
which comes in contact with them disagreeable
flavor For the same reasons the stone churn for
those who have but few cows, is far superior to the
old-fashioned wooden article. No one can properly
appreciate the difference between stone and earth
en- ware for these purposes, until they have tried
them.-.hiaine Fdrmer.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-08-14
THE BRIDE,
ny Mn9. sTUOV

came, but she was gone.
In her fair home,
There lay her lutte, Just as she touch'd At last,
AT summer twilight when the woodbine cups
Filrd with puro fragrance. On her lavorte seat
Law the still-opcn wotk-box, and that booS
Which last she read its penc'd margin mark'd
By an illquolod possoge-trac' d, perchanco
With hand unconscious, while her lover spako
That dialect, which brings lorgetiulness
OF all beside. Ii was the CHERISHED homo,
Where from her childhood, she had been the star
Of hope aud joy.
/ came-and she WINS gone.
Yet had seen her from the altar led,
With slvery veil but Slightly swept aside,
The fresh, Young rose bud deepening IN her cheek,
And on her brow the sweet and SOLEMN thought
OF one who gives priceless gift away
And there was silence mid the gathet'd throng.
The stranger, and the hard of heart, did draw
Their breath supprost, TO see the mothers lip
7 urn CHASTITY pale, and the majestic sire
Shrink as with smotherd sorrow, when he gave
His darling 90 mn untriod guardianship,
And to a far off cline.
HAPPY his thought
Truvers'd the grass-grown praires, and the shore
OF the cold lakes OF those o'erhauging cliffs,
And painless mountain tops, that rose to bar
Her log card mansion from the anxious eye
of kindred and of friend. Even triilers felt
How strong and beautilillis wom1n's love,
That, taking in its hand its thornltss Joys,
The tendcrest melodies of tuneiul years,
Yea and its own life ulso-luys them all,
Meek and unbonching, on mortal's breast,
Reservng nought save that unspoken hope
Which hath its root in God.
Mock not with mirth,
A scene, like this, ye laughter-loving ones
The licensed TESTERS lip, the duncers heel
What do they here
JOY, serious and sublime,
Such as doth nerve the energies of prayer,
Should swell the bosom, when a maiden's hand,
Filfd with lile's dcwy now'rets, girieth on
That harness, which the ministry of Death
Alone unlooseth, but whose fearful power
May stamp the sentence of Eternity.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-08-14

0T7Some weeks since paragraph appeared in
the papers, stating that Mr. John Clay, youngest
son of Hon. Henry Clay, had been confined in the
Lunatic Asylum, at Lexington, for insanity. We
are gratifed to learn that the indispositon which
affected MIR. Clay was temporary, and that he en-
tirely recovered in few days. and 10 perfectly re-.
stored to health
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-03
Corner Of Min and Monroe Sts., WHEELING, Vi.

a HAVE RECEIVED an unusually large aud
n Beautiful stock of Sprung and simmer Goods
which will sell on The pay down rfinciplc. far
cheaper than was before offered rr sale in this
GUY. CONSISTING IN part OF Ftcnch aud English Broad
Ciolhs, Of the most beautiful styles and qualities
French, English aud American double and single
m'll"d Fancy and Plain Cassmeres. or these
articles splendid assortment, unequalled hy Gny
establishment in This civ
SUMNER GOODS-A full assortment Of fine
aud substantial Summer Goods. consisting in part rs
follows: Summer Tweeds. French Linen Drills
Creating Coating. Plain nud Fancy Gamhrnons
L'""n Check. lrI-h Linens. hlk summer cloths
hIk Dradila. bl'k Bomhnzines; Merino Cassirneres
PLAN French Linen, Fancy F,cnch Linen striped
Crn"kins Blue Dfls; together with any qnanrIly II
The various kind Of light goods for Goats and Pants
NESrlNGS-Brk saiin. fg'd do, fg'd Shally.
fs'd MarstIllc Gpd SILK, fe'I Muhnir. fad Linen
and Silks. Fine aud fancy light salrns; all new
style and Tip Top qualities
READY MADE CLOTHING.
a well assured stock Black Fruck and Dress Goats
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-03

Blue blk do do Blue do do Brown de-
Green do do Olive do do Black Sum.
'ner cloth do do brown do do do
Cfoa'Ins coa'ing do d. French Dradila do
Summer Twecds do do Summer coih do
French linen do white aud brown do Cling,
ham do calico chinlz do; and a thousand other
kinds moi yet nan ell.
PANTS-Blaok Cashmere. blue blk CASHMERE
'Ine Cashmere. plain aud fancy French cashmere.
'nd IN fact, an assortment that embraces every
style aud qualify OF material.
STS-Of oil qualities. fashions and color,
md very gcnloel assortment Of Stocks, Collars
iinscms, SHIRTS. Drawers. Suspenders, Gloves Hose
md Half Hose; fancy satin aud silk cravas and
Scarls.
In presenting the above Tor the favorable consid.
ration Of my old friends and customers | can
Ssnre them. that am July prepared 10 Furnish the
most fashionable work 10 assure. or very de,irable
lOlhing ready made. Being confident Of giving
General satisfaction. Customers aud the public
generally respectfully invited To call aud exam,
nc stock. (may % SRCE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-03
HOKNBROOK ~ DILLON.
PLUMBERS.

HAVE removed their E,rabl,hmenitor their
ew BUCK Building, east side of MAR
X Eft 81. few doors below The Post Ohlce
where lhey have supplied themselves with a
aew ami large Engine and other fixture fer
laelr business, IN superior style.
They carry "B the House and STEAM,
BOAT PLUMBING in all its branches.
They have constantly ON hand HydfautS Of
various description, haUerS' Kettles, water clos.
els, bath tUb-, hot and cold shower baths. re-.
'orS lar bleaching, chemical apparatus. Lad
lccihD>, pa ent bath pumps, lead pipes OF a siz.
rs, sheet lead ol aay thickness and WORKED or
in any manner Of fOtm.
Water conducted through lea len pipes from
.,prlngsi 10 dwelling houses in the counity.
Also BEER PUMPS fued up to order
HEATHER HOSE,
Superior pumps for country wells, Steam En-
nnes SC. &c.
An order. thankfully received and punciu
tally attended to.
STEAM POWER.
For manufacturing purposes can he supplied
% several descriptions OF mechanics, ~ Ihe
= story Of then building, or Oh The ground
1Olf al very moderate rent.
Wheeling, Feb 10, -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-03
MARQUIS OF FASHION.
9. KAMMERER.

NE X CHANT TAILOR,
1T TIE sion OF THE MARQUIS OF FASHION.
nPPOSITE the Virginia Hotel. and ne., do,,,
" Souh Of MCLELLAN's BIG RED BOOT re-,
spec''uiiy iHofms his friends and Tho pu bile, thu,
ne IS constantly receiving sleek Of superior Cloths.
Cashmere; Cassnels Jeans; Summer Cloths.
sa'"mefee' Llnensi Drillingsj Gam on,;
~ fhoIINGS-Sik; Satin; Cashmere; NIarseilless
Valencas; &c. Shirts; Collars; Stocks. md evn,y
variety Of Goods for SenIlemen's wear Pleas,
give nm call. and You wall find that he can supply
~ less cost Than any other establishment.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
"A very large assortment oil kinda Ready Made
C'oihing on hand. 10 snit every description Of Gus.
toners. Please call and you will bol go way dis
appointed. NAV n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-03
SKIN SOFT AND FAIH-As we'll n.


~ nnparIing delicate roseaIe hue TO The com.
pexion As n creeior aud cot servaior OF tina, most
distinguishing charm Of female lov eliness trans
parent fair snin. NYMPii SOAP. may be said To
ehen an almost magical power Composed for the
most part OF Oriental balsamic planls TO The utter
exclusion ofall mineral admixiuret is distin.
incidentally for its extremely bland purifying and
soothing action on the skin; and by acting ON tho
pores and minute secreiory vessels, e1peIs all
impurities from the surface. allays every tendency
To inflammation, and. by This method alone efec,u.
ally dissraies all redncss. tan. pimples lreck es
sunburn. and other unsghty cuiant Gus vsiiations
so inncal 10 loneliness Its constant Use vii change
me most bilious complexion into one of radiant
whiieness; While OH the neck, hands and arms il
bosio"s dtlicacy and fairness which its continued
use VIII happily protect, with every Appearance of
youthful charm. 10 The most advanced period oflife
IL is Invaluable as a rensvning and refreshing
wash during travelling exposure TO the sun d is
or harsh WIND, ami after The injurious degree of
heat felt in crowded assemblies.
To gentlemen afflicted with n tenderness Of The
skin IN shaving, The II The Nymph sean ~ in he
Onnd to ollay oil culicular irritation ell bv
common soap or cream, or The climate which like
That OF The United States where the variation Of
The weather SETS aside all chances Of calculations
ana where eShalaIions and damp. together with
rough wind, exist rhrunghoui a great PORTION ofihe
year. The NYMPlI soap has proved an invaluable
prcservove Of The skin. and from its eIiranrJino,v
efficacy, deserves place amoLg tho household
Treasures Of every family.
For sale by FAIRCU,ID
nj. 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-03
CIIANCERY SALE.
Joseph Morrison's Executors,

Joseph Niorrison's Executors.
Austin Peny and Others.
N pursuance Of decree Of The Circuit Superior
il Court Of LAW and Chaneery for Ohm couxiv
made en- The lhHtelh day Ct October 1914; I Will.
on TUESDAY The ir'i day OF July next, (lSi5) sell
at public auction. al The front door of The court house
of Ohio county. Commencing SAID sale at oclocl,
L NJ the following described property. viz: thirty
feet oi ground fronting Main street. and running
with like width Of 80 feet back tn third ar Market
street. beng paris OF lot numbered two (2) aud six
(6l IN The fifth square Of the lower town Of Whee-
ling
TERMS OF SAIE-Two hundred dollars Of
The purchase money Ia bc aid in cash. and tho
balance in three equal payments al one. Two and
three years. with interest from date, secured by
personal security and the title 10 be withheld until
the wh'lc amount shall he paid.
may 81 DANIEL G. LIST Special cop,naissitn er
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-03
DIR. RADCLIFFE.

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
ID T. SPECTFU LII Y Iendefs is professional
II a services 10 The citizens Of Wheeling
The Medical Practice which he hns The honor n,
introducing INTO this city, comes recomms ndcd h,
lis general introduction into The families Of the fr.
circles. IN the chic! cities of The Unon--lrom ito
ads PIIon by aong l'i the old school practitioners
anu ny ITS superior success over every other
method IN the cure and expulsion of oil forms of
cnfenble diseases whether acue ur chronic
In This sysiem, all the ,eVcres uf the old practice
are dispensed wi h. such as Bleeding, Bllsletinq
Emelics. Cs'houIcs. &c. &c, and when he
prompiude Of The cures IL considered. il will Il,
iOuhd To he HE most econ mical mode in usp.
Dr. Radcliffe. will be found at The office nd Joining
me residence Of J M'Lure, Esq Main. srrcei.
Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-03

COMPOUND KREOSOrE ACOUSTIC OIL
FOB The cure of DEAFNESS. oajps and IA,
81 oischorg0 Of matter from the ears; also al.
lHuse dIs trHodhlc uoIscs. Ike the bpzzIpo ~
Igstcis tuiIns Of water, whizlfng Of sf,atn a T,
q. winch are symptoms Of approaching ii, sf
ueAs. aud also generally attendant yIti, The lis
c0ho' for sale ny OK j Cru MBNCKER.
M, No -. Nam ST. = lie AGENT
Ih's mtoiciut Is hIlhly recommended and mn l
Mti"ns ctrlIh,aios Hte gwen, ~ very re-, prct
.J., p''svh-' - lhc many astonishing trrcsI
'".." ' nus 'li"lN'l nov 20
- NTH TOOLS cn.k genuine AfmTsg,
~ hfuse IL lie Anth.; alsp 5 inicf.un a. Foster,
'"'''y hlnus' hole anI commop anvts. 1 cast
J"ief key Wee; do common De-; BELOW. al
Icub Afnifs make All "f which vii 10 spld
i'dueed Prces. lppy 20 SANiL NEEL +,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-03

SOn RAGS RIO COFFEE;
COO 30 do Java Do
% Bags Pepper;
20 do Pmenio;
30 Chests Young Tyson Tea;
10 do Gun Powder Do
| Cask Carrots Scotch Snuff;
40 Bills Alumj
Casks EPSON Salts;
do Sa'@raius;
do Boston Syrup;
do Nader;
900 do Lquoricc Ball;
4O Boxes IS, IS. l2s. l6 and pound Lumps
Tobacco Of superior qualities;
do L9dy's Twist Tobacco;
23O0 do Brazier's and Sheeting Copper
200 do Cnnamon;
Ceroon's S + Indigo
Bbs Coppcrns;
25 Boxes NJ II Raisins;
Bills Ground Ginger;
40 do Crushed Sugar;
do Puyerzed ID,
i do Gloves;
! do Nutmeg;
10 Boxes Chocolate;
lO do Variegated Soaps;
Bale Bordeaux Almands;
lOOO do Cotton Yarns, Nos s 10 l0-iust res
ceived and for sale by WIN FLEMING.
Up 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-03
ROPES. ROPES

IHE subscriber has removed his Cordogc
3. store, To he stand fOrmsrly occupied bv
Dare " tiogc az y Hat Store. Tavpg n Ierp,
F,ocN on h1nd Of Ropes, Bed Cords and Twipcs
" every descr ptlOn, which will be sold low Tor
.asl or bdriefct FOR Beeswax, Ginseng or rI1x.
ECU az casn prices The public are respectful
y requested u give HIM call before piIfcbas.
"- 'IstW"eTe. CHARLIE " BERRY.
aug <-.Y Head Of Water street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-03
George Kelsnll.

George Kesa
InChnncerv
Adam ITouslandor.
In he Ii cut Superior Court of l. 10 and Claneery
fer Ohio county.
EB URSUANr to n decree made IN the above
d cause. on the 4ih day Of February lS45.
shall. on the 7h day 81 July next. the ssme being
Court day, proceed TO sell, at public auction TO tho
highest bidder, AT the front door Of The Court house
OF Ohio county The Tract OF land in the bill mention
ed. The same being the second island above tho
mouth Of Glenn's Run IN The Ohio river: Ono third
OF the purchase money Ia be paid in hand. and tho
residue IN six months from the day Of SALE The pur
chaser giving bond with good security for the
deferred payment, hearing interest from the day q
sale. I w MITCHELL D. s. for
may IL PErER YARNALt. s O G.. Commissioner
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-03
AT THE SIGN OF THE BIG RED BOOT,

l. now receiving aud opening the largest aud most
stci,-i'c as>u,imeni uf Bi,,- mud Si-ca nr every
kId quality a,d dee, rliuu. that has over hccn oil
lerrd ~ ihi. market attnr Wh,ch may Ice found.
200 pan, M'"', lighl Summer Sputs;
gao dn do Sout Coli BbHs;
goo de- dn Kip Bats;
$40 10 du I'sh, Cali & Mcrocco Niorrocs,
6hn a" d. kip Bfo.,ns;
1904 de Wrmeis XII " sea- Shrrcr.. low prize
SEQ ii" do X Slippers (,i good qualuy1
400 10 du Lace Boat, oi every Kidd aud
qualify.
loo do 30 Cater Bout;
quo ld du Hall Gaiicr,l
3hn dp do kinraetn Shoes of every s,l
goa dn De- Seal and CslrLn ,In
1850 dn Children Shoe, Of every kind price and
It, 10 on hiud--, 'ull md complete nssurimcn, oi
NIcns q " and Youths Thick Work Of every dc.
~cup'tun \ v"rv largo variety uf Boys. Nuuihs'
AID Mise, T. ghI WORK ft ,unime, wear: together
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-03
a CHANCE FOR AFFI CrED AND

Z "a WEAK Ely ES--NUilce Is hereby gwen
10 Inc citizens OF Wheeling and surrounding coun.
Try, that The celebrated Opt cnn from Poland. has
arrived in This city and taken Rooms OF BEYMER'S
HOTEL where he is prepared 10 attend 10 oil kinds
Oi Affected eyes. From his long experience in III.
profession in England France, Germany and o, her
portions Of Europe, he FILTERS himself that he can
give general satisfaction. lie is prepared 10 suit
"hicied eyes with The very best kind Of French
chryslnis-in either gold or silver frames
lie does all kinds Of cupping with or viibou,
scariyIng aBd IN The easiest manner. lis charge,
are moJeraie. Lmay 10 lyl JACOB CERF.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-03
GOLD wATCHES,

Fine fan jewellvd NJ J Tobias Lever Wa chcs;
DR. do JOS Johnson do
Full icwellci and PLAN Lever Watches OF other
AMI every descriptions;
Full jcwell,d Anchor escnpemt gold lever watches
d. Cylinder escapcmsni gold watches;
Also. fine iui iewelled and plain silver Lever;
Do do Cylinler silver watches;
Also. silver verge watches OF various kinds; together
with alrrge and splendid assortment, of ladies' largo
Topaz, Garnet. Cameion Jet AMI other Set Pms ycry
fine. Some very ,hcar do. Also, every variety Of
genilemen's Breast Pms and Shirt Studs
Ruby. Diamond. Emerald. Garnet, Topaz. Pearl
Jet. and etefy variety of sci and plain Rings, Garnet
and other Stone Necklaces, Gold Fob and Guard
Chains; Gold Pencils; Gold Thimbes; Gold, Silver
NJ Gill Hair Pms. very fine; Silver Pencils Ladies'
b n' Silver Tea and Table Spoon; German Silver
aud Bfiiianin d.; Silver Bauer Knives; German do
SILVER S,li Spooi s; Silver Sugar Tong; Fine
m' nied SIX Passes; Silver Pencils all kinds.
PREMIUM DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PENS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-03
GENTLEMEN,s FRENCH ROOFS.

GENTLEMEN's FRENCH BOOTS.
ACoB BERGER. at his old stand on Main sr,
81 lew doors souih Of the Virginia Hotel. 70.
speeuu'iy INFORMS hisold customers and The public
~ general mat he has josi received from New York
and Pbiladelphie n supply Of French Cali mr., ~
rocco Skim, which nc is prepared 10 munnIoc,a,.
10 order into GenIlsmon's Boots and Shoes. Of lie
Iaest syle. Having just received from PbiIa.
oephia' The latest styles and most approved
o. 'as's and spnrng TO pains OF expense TO pyorn,s
Tho best OF woTkmen. am prepared 10 furnish ali
VINO may idvor inc with cal, with Boots and
SHOES superior IN style ond workmanship 10 anv.
mug 'ha' can be found either in The city or The
western country WV
N. ALL WORK WARRANTED tn FIT
-''"y 80 Jm JACOB BERGER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-03
IN DAYS NOTICE-Au ee,.,o. g g.,

IN DAYS NOTICE-An per.ons ~ bo
~ are indebted 10 A S Todd Tor Boots She.
&C. VII please lnke Hniice thIi u heir account.
are MT settled wuhin ten days from his date rbey
WI md iheIf accounts in the h1t ds al The Coucr
~ The beng The third notice IL will 81 c,.s,s,
DE nc h'i. IA meni may he made (, 4 STOOD
" ''DO " hbNLLL. Ray ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-03
IMPORTANT TO SHOE DEALERS.

IMPORTANT TO SHOE DEALERS.
OiNSON, WHITE a. JONES, Manufacturers
~ and Wholesale Dealers in
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS,
NOS 81 and SO Shoe and Leather 81. Boston, and
no gu Pearl street. New York. would respectfully
'"e dealers III these articles visiting either ofihe
ABOVE ci'ies 10 call and examine their stock Of goods
before making their purchases assuring them that il
VIII moi be FUND inferior 10 any in The country
NV J. are extensively engaged in manufacturing
ana can therefore supply dealers on The most rea-
sonable terms am n, 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-03

with ihc hundred mad one other kind. too numerous
Ia des'snsle all ui Which Luvc hccn selected with
"a nud attention. auI Will Dee disposed uf Nhulc
sale or Retail NJ 1s low prices they can bc puI-
chased w"S' nf tho rn"uuiains
COUNTRY MERCHANTS wishing 1, purchase
nsunll nss'rimeu. ciiher by tho package or dozen.
VII Il" well io call and examine NY stock, rs | am
c"ntde" can supply them nj prices that cannot
iail To please Thankful iut the liberal patronage
hcieiorre otendtd tu me I sull solicit and shall
ehdenNw Ia nett continuance Of the same
AlSO. always un hand n large and general rs.
s"rimcnl Il" She SiUck and Shoe Findings. iIem,ucL
s"d Oak Tanned Sole Leather. Boot hiprocc" and
hm Skins. Lining and Binding Skins. GaIlrons. Bno
Nthbs Shoe Pegs, Slirc Nails. Tack Shoe Thread,
OF The best qna'iiy. &c &c. Bort and Shoe Manu-,
lecturers ~ Ill find that can furnish them with nj
mrsi every thing n their line at business on cond
terms (ap5) SAML McCLALLEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-03
LIQUORS, LIQUORS.

LIQUORS, LIQUORS.
IA nave on hand q general assortment Of
w al kinds Of BrandioS, tim and Wines.
'iz; Rochelle BraGd,
Signcie so
Dupuy do
PInet, Gas lion & Co,
Holland Gin, Bohlen's Importation
int Cfolx Rom,
New England De-
liSh and Scn'cb Whi-key.
Madeira Wine,
Pom d. 81 60; Tor ,ale low by
icb7 SHRIYER g. STELI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-03
lbARDwARE AND CUTLERY--,rb

ARDWARE AND CUTLERY--Tbe
subscriber has just reed a complete assou.
me"i ~ everything necessary f,r the completton ~
. mouse IN the hardware line aud Cafpenie,.' t,..
" every description itho very best quo Nv. and o
'h'i oh,'Ies IN he suiIsyy line. whob viii Le sod
""O'''ale e. feiail, on very reasonable terms.
"''y 20 SAML NEEL.
fHE LADIES--Jusi received at The Shoe
Emporium on Market squore
Trunk Ol Ladies' Fine Blk IIoIt C,,o,.
90 do coid do
NIs' Trunk II Misses bll hall Gai,er
d. d. curd do
do d. cord shppct.
AH ol Which wi. be sold vefy lows a., c,sL
moy ~ rom q 5,o,wr;t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-03
MACHINE CAUDs.

VIE subscnocr hos just reed good assorirnen,
Il Of Machine Carts nT the M,nnfac,u,e -,
John " lIpskeli Of Bnlumore. Where raev bav,
heeh used They need no recommendation. Whom
any particular KIND Of Cards ore wanted. il woulJ
be Wen To order them 10 Or IL days before lbey
send here Tor them.
up SAM. Nrrr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-03
af..IS AINsS C.Ah'S.

Hans AND C.Ak'S.
I HAVE received this day. atmay 'Cheap hot
and Car store. corner of Nam and Unlon
streets, the largest assortu ent Of CAPS IA his
eis. winch viii dispose of at SIN al adyarco
on cost prizes. Nv friends aud customers are in
viied 10 call before they ate all dlslos, uf. The
ass Himent consists OF tho following kinds:
Gcntlemen's Ole Bull Black Cloth Cans,
D. Naval do do
10 Cloth caps, fur back and front,
DO Blue Naval caps,
Do NclNeieCn do
Bows and louth's Cut Nclvetcans,
DO d. Fancy Black dc
ia do Glazed
1nfant'scnps,
DO Hair and satin cans
Together with all kinds tSdi arc usually worn
through the winter season. take this oppnrtu-
n'ty TO give my friends and customers my great
est thankS for their patronage aud support for
the last five wears, aud shall always ondeayor TO
merit ~. by sitIct attention IT, hu-iuess. aud n
desire to please, ana give COOP BARGAINS
nov ~ SAMUEL ID HARPER,
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NEW ANn RiCm JEwELRy.

ME Suh.ctiter Would respectfully i"iurm hi
friends aud customers. aud The public gene
rally. that he has just returned from the East With
the best assortment of rich and fashionable goods
that IN. ever been offered thus city. consisting II,
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IL tt y! III 4 y y !-Jusl received at The
Il Wheeling shoe store. sign of the Back
Mammo'h u o' dozen of Mems white Palm Hats.
dozen III Mems rolured PALM Hat. 6 dozen Bows
~hne Palm Has 5 d"zcu Blys' cnl'd Palm Hats 4
dhzcn inianIs Palm Hats An IT whith will he
s,hI very low lor cash .lnp lGlrODD e HOWELL