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NEW GOODS.

TUST RECEIVED, and now opened FOR SALE,
a ne,g and handsome assortment of well selected
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
to which the undersigned would respectfully call the
attention of their friends, and the public generally, be-
fore purchasing elsewhere; we believe (without
bragging) we can sell goods on as accommodating
terms as any establishment in town. -.-.
NIov7. MAHOOD & GRIMES.
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SMITH, RAGAEEY & CO.,
NALLLAL Lye. A I u CpDCtLlDS

WI1ULEoALE UNUDLAo4
No. 223, Market Street, Ptiia.,
They prepared, all times, avail themselves of
the advances of the markets, and to Offer superior in
ducements purchasers. Dealers visiting the city Of
Pittsburgh Philadelphia invited to Gull and
anime their stock. march IL
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VXTE are just receiving stock Of Sugar and Mo
Wv lasses which we win sell Wholesale and re tail a
Wheeling prices, with addition Of carriage
march 26 WILLIAM HOGG IL co.
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BAGALEy & SMITH invite the special attention of deal
to the facilities which they possess for the purchase
and sale of every article in their trade having connec-
ton in the Eastern market, under the firm of
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LAMBERT NEWLAND.

The above from L. NEwLAND, Esq. highly respec
table country merchant, co1nmends itself orcby to
the candid attention Of all those who have doubted the
great merit of WistaT'S Cherry Baisan1.
The following we have just received from Messrs. Fall,
McCracen & Co. agents for the sale Of Wistar's Bal
sam of Wild Cherry at Lancaster, Ohio.
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T7NRESH RICE.--Just received, one tierce new crop
ID rice. ANDREWS IL HULL,
April 9. Steubenville, o.
CSHOES.--A splendid assortment of plain and fancy
- shoes for Ladies and Misses for sale the store OF
may 7. MAHOOD a. GRIMES.
HATS "A large assortment of Fur, Leghorn and
- Palm-Leaf Hats, just received and for sale by
may7. MAHOOD GRIMES.
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Western Depot of Valuable Medicines
jan1. Corner of Fourth and Walnut ste.
Sold by /. Wilcox, Pittsburgh, W. b. Beebe, Cadiz
A. i. Frazer, steubenville, Jno Hogg, Mt. Plasant.
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BARGAINS ! BARGAINS!!
NEW GOODS.

TUST RECEIVED, at the store room of Wm Hogg
y and Co, (recently occupied by Hogg and TiPton
one door east Of the Office, general assortment OF
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no the Public.


II feel 1t my duty, an act Of kindness to the a
hcted, to inform them what Wistar's Basam of Wild
Cherry has done for my daughter. There is many
pa rent who has given up beloved daughter son.
aprey to that fell destroyer Consumption. They have
--as Thave done-tried all the most eminent and skill
full physicians within their knowledge, and all of the
most popular remedies that seemed to hold out some
hope for a continuance of life, without getting any
lief
Gra-To all such, who, like ne, have been seeking
with trembling hope for some remedy of real efficiency,
would say, seek farther, but try at once Dr. Wis
tar's Baisam Of Wild Cherry My daughter, Sarah
Jane aged II years, whose life for months had been
despairod Of, and was supposed a prey to Con-
SUMPTION has been cured restored to perfect health
and that too by using five bottles of DIR. Wisars Bal
sam of Wild Cherry JONATHAN COULSON
Greenfield TIP. Fairfield Co. O. March Is, l94l
Hsmlsaraa Of WILD Cherry.
The attention Of the afflicted is becoming more and
more attracted to the incompatible remedy for Asthma,
Bronchitis, Coughs, Consumption, &c. But it is ne
cessary to remind all who would get the true article,
to inquire particularly for Dr. Wistars Balsam of Wild
Cherry, and take nothing else. UBpnncpled dealers
will tell you that the SyTup of Wild Cherry, some
other Cough Medicine, 10 equally as good. Regard
them not--they only wantyour money. Remember iti
WISTARS BALSAEf OF WILD CHERRY,
which not only relieves b2A cures.
fct- Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for So.
For sale in Cincinnati by
SANFORD g. PARK,
Western Depot of Valuable Medicines
NEFaf4 taNa
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MEMPHIS CONVENTION

This Convention, to which delegates have
been appointed from the State Of Michigan.
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Virginia.
Kentucky, Missouri, Mississippi, Tennes,
see. Arkansas, Louisiana, Florida, Ala.
bama, Georgia, North and South Carolina.
and the territories Of Iowa and Texas, will
assemble on the 18th of November ensuing.
Its proceedings will be watched with deep
interest. To show the purpose of this gath
ering of States, we refer briefly to the follow
ing, as some of the important objects which
Will be considered: 1.-The Military and
Naval resources and defence of the South
and West. 2. The improvement of the
Ohio river 3. The improvement of Wes.
tern rivers 4. Connection of the Illinois
river with the lakes, by ship canal. s. A
Western Armory. 6. Military road from
Memphis, through Arkansas to the Frontier
z. Fortiication and defences of the Western
Indian frontier. 8. Western Mails. g.
Marine Hospital on Western Waters. 10
Agriculture of the South and West. H.
Manufactures of the South and West. l9
Railroad connection from Memphis to
Charleston, S. c., and the connection of the
Atlantic with the Western waters by other
proposed routes. Much interesting informa-
tion will doubtless be developed.
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NEW PAPER AT CoLIMR11s

We understand that arrangements ara he
ing perfected for the establishment of new
democratic paper, at Columbus, to be inten-
ded as the organ of the sound democracy Of
Ohio. This paper will be managed by sew
eral gentlemen of great experience, associa-
ted with talents of high order, one of whom
has been connected with the press of the
sound democracy of Ohio for a number of
years; and will take strong ground on the
subjects of the currency and the tariff, as well
as other measures in dispute between the
Federalists and Democrats. 1t is to be re-
gretted that this step has been made neces-
sary-but when those, who are placed at the
head of the democratic press to give the mas.
ses light upon all subjects relating to their
interests, fail to perform that duty, it be.
hooves the people 70 select a medium which
can answer their wishes and secure to them
what they have right to except--truth, free
dom, equal rights, against special privileges
and monopolies of all kinds
We augur most brilliant debut for the
new journal and warm and energetic sup
port from the sound democracy Of Ohio
American Union.
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The New PAPER AT CoLuMBus.-The sound de-
mocracy will learn with pleasure that new jour
nal is about to be established at Columbus to
uphold correct democratic principles. The Press
have ceased to look to Columbus for sound views,
and no longer rally to united efFo-t they have
attained increased independence in the expression
of their sentiments, thanks to the non- committal
and conservative course of tine Statesman on the
subject of Banking. Radical on all the other
questions of democratic policy, on this, the real
issue in Ohio, it has failed to give satisfaction;
while the bitterness with which it has pursued
personal resentments has displayed selfish dsre-
gard of democratic interests which has alienated
many. Had the blows it dealt on men of the pur-
est democracy and acknowledged faithfulness,
been but bestowed with half the energy on the
common enemy, we should have regretted the
proposed movement which we now hail with plea
sure. The progress Of democracy will be accel-
Grated; and the onward march of right opinio ms
receive increased force.
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SEARS P1cToR1AL MAGAzrNE.-The

SEARS PICToRIAL MAGAzINE.-The No
vember and December numbers of this work
have Just come TO hand. They conclude the
volume. The object of this beautiful and
useful family work, is to give the public sub
jects, scenes, places, and persons, OF our own
and other lands. The first volume, now CON-
pleted, comes up to the promises of the Pro-
spectus, and its contents are rich treat, to
the lovers of entertaining and useful matter.
The reading matter, descriptive of the Plates,
is written with ability; and from the Prospec-
tus of the next volume, and the great variety
of interesting articles promised, it cannot
fail to be valuable addition to every family
library. The editor says:-" Like those al
ready before the public, the now volume Of
.SEARs' FAMILY MAGAZINE for 1916, will
be most splendidly Illustrated with FROM
TENTO FIFTEEN EN- CRAVINGS in each
number. twill embrace articles on History
Natural History, Astronomy, Geography,
Chemistry, Botany, architecture, Mechanics,
Agriculture, American Biography, &C., &C..
&c. The whole number of engravngs at the
conclusion of the volume will amount TO be-
tween ONE AND TWO HUNDRED"
/ We perceive that Mr.. SEARS, offers 10 give
"a copy Of his " PIcToRIAL HIsToRY OF THE
AMERICAN REVOLUTION" handsome volume
iof $50 pages, with 100 Engravings, to all
New Subscribers who will send 81 for the
next year which is the subscription price o.
the Magazine alone. The Revolution
can be mailed, under the new Postage Law
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RANK NOTE LYRIC.

The following Endorsement was found on bank
bill-one of Kelley's serpents, doubtless
Bank bills, it is said, once gold guineas defed
To swim in the torrent of trades swelling tide;
But e'er they arrived at the opposite bank,
The notes loudly cried, 'Help! cash-us ,ce sinkn'
That paper should sink ard that guineas should
swim;
Nav appear to some folks a ridiculous whm;
But ere they condemn, let them hear this sugges.
ton
In pun-making, grauity's out of the question.
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" In some of the northern departments
Of Mexico, the people suffer so much from
the depredations of the Indians, that they
have announced to their government, unless
assistance was speedily granted them, they
would be compelled to throw themselves on
the protection of the United States. They
will be welcome. We will reannex' them.
and exterminate the Indians who molest them.
American citizens must not be assailed by
savages.-Ohio Statesman.
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Now that the wings have carried Massa.
chusetts straight-out', Mr. Webster can safe.
ly resign his place in the Senate--that is, if
the anti-Oregon party will permit him to do
so. We can't see, however, that they can
dispense with his services in advocating Brit
tlsh claims, British interests, and British
right to domineer every where. The god.
Like will probably end his political life as he
commenced il, by leading off the opposition
10 the cause Of his country.-Ohio Statesman.
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PETITION PoR DIVORCE.
Christian Sellers, } PUTNAM COUNTY
VS.. COURT OF COMMON
A manda Sellers.

Amanda Sellers. } PLEAS
Amanda Sellers will take notice that Christian Sellers on
the 18th day of November, A. D. I645, flied in the sad
Court his petition praying the said Court grant him
divorce from the said Amanda 70 rhe following causes to
witt
ls Thewifu absence of the said Amanda for more than
three years. end Adultery.
And the said Amanda wlralso take notice that Deposi
lions 10 De used on he fa Of tns case VIII be taken be-
Morgan Township Knox County Ohio on the 2nd dav ~
February A. d. 1s46 and at the Office OF the Clerk Of COM
pleas in Newark Licking county, Ohio on the 5 day
Of February A. 1916 between the honrs Of nine oeoek
A. NJ, and six o'clock, P. M. of said day. 's>
CHRISTIAN SELLERS.
november ", IS4s' a4efw
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Ot- We would call attention to the advertise
ment of New Goods, by the Messrs. Cronise, in
to-day's paper. An exchange remarks that those
who advertise are generally the only traders who
sell good bargains. Call and judge for yourselves
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or In The city of New York new "equal
rights" party have sprung up-their candi-
dates received at the late election some $40
votes. Their object is the correction of the
"monopoly of the soil; and the means pro-
posed for this purpose is, that Congress shall
pass law giving ID every American citizen,
without charge, 100 acres of land, upon the
condition that he becomes an actual settler.
We have no doubt important improvements
could be made in our land granting system,
and the limitation of grants of land to actual
settlers, would be public blessing. Land
speculations prove an oppressive burden TO
the early settlers which should be abated,
even if this was the only evil result, instead
of being but small part of the oppressive
consequences.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

A T special session of the court of common
IN pleas of Putnam county, the subscriber was
appointed administrator Of the estate of Frederick
Oliver, of Pleasant township, in said county. de-
ceased. All persons indebted to said estate are
required to make immediate payment, and those
who have accounts against the same are required
to present them promptly for settlement.
WILLIAM TURNER, .ad,s'y.
Nov Is, 1916. 948cw
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You've DEMocRAcY.--TheA American Union
and the Piketonidn repudiate the " Young
Democracy" because " twaddlism" has adopt
ed it If the name was worthl ess twaddlism
would not use it for cloak. We think, that
these respectable journalists have parted with
it too lightly. The daw is easily dstn-
guished though he strut in borrowed plumes.
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The END IS NOT YET.-Father Miller says
he has made mistake in depending upon
human chronology-that the end of the
world is not yet, but will be in 1s47. We
apprehend his "human chronology" will still
deceive him. This fanaticism has nearly
passed away.
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OHIO AND VIReIN1A.--We understand
(ssys the Cincinnati Gazette) Governor NJ
Dowell has refused to issue his warrant for
the delivery of the Parkersburgh kidnappers,
on the requisition of Governor Barley. Gov.
M'Dowell has also sent a requisition Gov.
Barley for the delivery of the two Ohio citi-
zens indicted in Wood county, for assisting
tho escape Of Howarth's slaves. Gov. Bart
ley will, of course, refuse compliance with
this requisition, or in any way to aid the pit
ful subterfuge which led to the indictment
of these men. We should like to see the
correspondence made public.--0hio States
man.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.

The Putnam County Temperance Society
will meet at the School House, on Saturday
Evening next, the Goth instant. Addresses
may be expected from Messrs. Mackenzie
and Guthrie.
GEORGE SKINNER, Secretary.
Kalida, Nov. 25, ls45.
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NJ The Washington Union anticipates that
Congress will compel Mexico to adopt some def
mite policy, either Of war or peace.
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FrsHINe.--Afler two hours patient waiting,
Tom says TO Jim, 'l've got bitep "Ah! is
it trout, Tom?' ~No." T" "What is it?"--
"It is musquetoV
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SIGNIF1oANT.-The Washington Constitu
ton of the l1th said:-
lMpRoBAB111TY OF Wharf.-The report that
the frigate United States is fitting out at Bos-
ton for the Mediterranean, seems to discoun-
tenance the suppositon that our government
anticipates any serious difficulty with Great
Britain. The Mediterranean would be most
awkward place for an American squadron, in
case of hostilities with that power. A CON-
plete cm de sac, with Gibraltar and her fleets
commanded its mouths, our vessels would re-
main quietly blockaded in some of its ports
during the war, or be captured by the supe-
rior force of the enemy
The Union copied the above paragraph,
and appended 10 it the following significant
COMMENT
GIVE have ascertained from the depart
ment that the frigate United States is not des-
tined to the Mediterranean, and that we have
not single United States vessel, at this
time, in that sea.
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A Pertinent Question.--'We were all chill
dren once my DEAR 'La INA !then who took
care of the babiesn
Child, you talk too much
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THE CoNcREssIoNAI JouRNAL.--The Edi-
tors Of the U. s. Journal will issue weekly
publication giving ihe proceedings Of Con-
gress, speeches, &c, during the ensuing
session, for the low price of fifty cents. The
U. $. Journal is the organ of the Young
Democracy, and its editors are independent
and radical in their Democracy, and sound
and able friends TO true principles.
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Oc5- The news by the Hiberna from England,
but adds confirmation to the prospect of famine
in Europe, from the failure of the crops, the pota-
to especially.
The Arab hero, Alb del Kader, has given the
French another repulse, capturing 200 of them.
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HEP ME TO BANK OR PLL HAVE TO WORK
The idle drones who live by their wits are
no doubt in trouble in Piqua. Six months
ago they tried might and main to get up a
Bank and made quite a lame failure. Lately,
we see the Mrs. Caudle of the Register
wheedling capitalists, 70 lend their aid to
the moneyfess spectators Of that burgh, to
establish Bank. Piqua is such an excel
lent Iocation--the people are comfortably
prosperous, such good chance to fleece
,hem;''. sc. Doubtless the people have
heard of the epitaph Of one very much in
sheir situation--he caused his case to be in
scr5bed on his tombstone: ~ was well'
would be better, tockphysic, and--ft'ed'"
If they have good sense they will be content
10 keep clear Of the Bank sharks, hold on to
4heir worldly goods, and let Defrees Caudte
Ii ill doomsday in favor Of that nice labor
gazing machine a paper bank
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-26

SIBBETTS COUNTERFEIT DETECTOR
n. lBBErT'S Counterfeit DeIecior iof November
~ The Wandering Jew just received, Nan Oar
rel, by Miss Ellen Pickering. and for sale by
nov Is w ROBB. cur Main Il Union ste.
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NJ. * r. SWEENEY.

hAvk is.a received anal "p@,"u 100 packages
IL flN CHINA sni QUEENSwAGE.
hnirre oihsr articles they have
tIne Gould hand China Tea Sets from 81 ." 100 ps
Kioh ON aieffhncy s--do do
I do tu- extra 6ns' d. 80 ..
Richly dtcoratcd Msn'el Orr smsni.. Colusne., Fan.
cy!lnk Baskets DC. in g:eat variety.
The Ladies' are invited To call and er,mino
,he.e. as they surPsss any thing III the kuri ever
before brought Ia Tins c'.nniry and are worth seeing
k'ch Gill aud embossed Fruit B ,ske,s. laced e. high
Wine China do do do
G'i' stj plain; Com y,iiers. Ca-serolles. Turreens,
Beats AMI S;anis; Ia Pots. Sugars and C cams.
TIA and Cufee Cups and Saucef-. Plates. sc. Auied
plain and ia'cy styles. ia sets or pieces To suii Gus.
TONERS
In tommon ware we b#ve Ii-errcul Dishe. and
Pin'es al all sizes. Teas end Cufi,es. Tea and Coffee
fols. Sugars and Creams, &c, of various eolor,.
.prin'es, tl"w ing blue and Fancy Toil-, Sets; c,.m-
mon edged Plates. Dishes. Tess, sc. Sc, with eve.
~ other article usually kept IN The mu-i extensive
establishments 10, ii,s country. ai.d which the public
need only call and price Ia he satisfied that We cell
lower than they cal, be purchase elsewhere. We
have on hand aud nre constantly manufacturing
ond plain Hall Lamps. Lanterns. Tumbier-.
Dishes. &c; Which iog-ihsr with our stuck Of
Q~,esnsware. we invite the u iien,,on III pure hsssrs,
t',hsr who'esnle or re'aii. Warehouses No. Z aud
. Nionroe ST Wheeling. Va. nov IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-26

uAVE removed heir E,iabli,hmentto their
llNew Buck Building, east side Of MAR.
kET 81. a few doors below the Post Office,
where they have supplied themselves with a
aew and large Engine and other fixture fer
their business, in a superior style.
They carry TN The House and STEAM
BOAT PLUMBING in oil It's branches.
MACHINE OR PATENT PIPE.
We ore prepared TO supply our customers TO any
extent with The above pipe Of The best quality. and
at prices as 'ow as IL is "a Re had M the country.
They have constantly on hand Hydrauls Of
various description, hatiers' kettles, water clos.
els, bath tubs, hot and cold shower baths, re,
forts for bleaching, chemical apparatus, lead
c%ofins, paten, bath pumps. lead pipes OF all siz.
rs, sheet lead OF any thickness and worked up
in any manner OF ioim.
Water conducted through leaden pipes from
springs 10 dwelling houses in the country.
Superior pumps Tor country wells, Steam En-
ginrs &c. &c.
An orders ,hankfslly received and punclu.
ally attended To.
STEAM POW ER.
For manufacIHrtag purp0ses can be supplied
To several descriptions OF mechanics, IN tho
81 story Of theii building, OF on the ground
door al very moderate IenIs-
Wheeling. Nav IL, AS 49,
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is

AN having manufactured at this lime. oil
kinds OF Has that are usually worn. much lows
or in price Ihan usual. by honest and experienced
which will enable me 10 urn out q first
rale Hat, To any one wanting a cheap aud goud ar.
licle. have bcen living in this city q good many
years sud think I'm entitled 10 patronage. Cen
~, men wanting a fret rate will please leave iseiS
neasufes. and IN a few days they shsll haze them
according to order. warranted not lo break.
Has ard Caps of ell kinds Consistently on hand. ~
NY cheap Hal snd Csp fseIory. corner OF Main
anI Union sc. Wheeling. We.
oct 30 SAMUEL D HARPER
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S3O.OOO!
SMALL FRY

Draws rs follows hnhushoui The month OF November
Draws on Tussdays--Capi'n prize $4,000
Whole Tickets 81; certificate VI Lackoge whoies
sig; shares in pmporiion.
Draws IN Thur,days-Capiial prize $4,000.
Whole Tickets 81; certificates Of package wholes
Sl4; shares in proportion.
DAVIS on Slmudays--Capiial prize $4,000.
Whole Tickets tl; certificate Of package wholes
sl4: shares in proportion.
Address your orders TO
nov N L DORSEY, Wheeling. Va.
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL

VIE Subscriber MS just received u ie~ boIes
Il oi Goods. which 10 addiuun In the Ioi &h,ca
lac opened a few weeks since " III mike his stock
complete. His trends and The pubic are requested
To give him q Call, as he expects ny constant a,-
Ien''"n 10 Try and please all. + w BASSET TT.
South Wheeling. OcI 21ih.
N B scme splendid sIJle. Of Ca,hmcrcs nte in
Ibis crowd. ocl 30
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CAPSl CAPS,i CAPSl,,
STOCKING MANCFACTORY.
John ECEHART

E~SPECrtuLLY miorms the citizens OF
~ Wheeling and vicinity. that he co,,iiou,s To
Sucking. Shirts aud DRIVER. Of a
surenor qualify. whil.ihe is thankful Tor past 70.
v"rs. he hopes by a,ientinn to busincs. tn merit =
Continuance Of the came. JOHN ETKHART.
Nam ~. oprosiic the N w Bank Of Va
N V. lie will hereafter keep On hand o fner mr.
i'tle Ihan hos ever been manufactured in This city
sep 20 3m