davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-17

FROM THE LAKES-1n.Ormation reached our city
o.. saturday the very dangerous position OF the steam
boLt Helen Strong We permitted 70 make the FOL-
lowing extract from letter c. Howard 4 Co, from g.
w Strong dated on Friday on board the boat then lying
in the Lake II miles from the mouth OF the De-
troit river
GENTs-I send you my nephew to inform you Of our
perous condition and ask you 10 help US possible
lives and boat oy getting boat 10 come 20
assistance. Daniel nay nephew wi! tell you the
particulars. for cannot.
Mr. D. Strong VINO brought the letter the city, found
great difficulty and danger reaching the shore be
ie! through the ice three several times Besides Mr. u
w Stron. the owner and the writer of the above letter
there are 30 40 passengers board. The ice
had closed in around the boat We understand that
sisancc was Immediately sent TO her relief going down
ON the Canada shore. There report yesterday
thar she could not be found where she lett BY the
messenger Detroit Advertiser, SIN.
fE= On the 18th ult the Mauulee River between
Perrysburs and Maumee City where the stream is nav
gable Tor large steambo~ts was so dry that iooman
Could have walked across the channel dry saed bridge
on the Pike between this place and Perrysourg was
broken down by the fall OF tree and three dwell
lnc houses and several barns at Waldo, Ohio,
covered hY the same unceremonous agency. Lake dis
asters may be expected lfindisy w. hetsld.
IT. LARGE fires are raging in different parts OF
Arkansas kentucky and Tennessee among the grass
cane and undergrowth-the smoke oil which renders
travelling by some OF the roads unpleasant and some
times painful
~ Mr.. Joseph Kay. of Camden Co. West Jer
sew came 10 his end in singular manner recently lie
went into his stable with lantern which 80 frightened
hs mules iha, they rushed upon MN and traInpso
him 10 death.
70 y oolored woman was found dead in The
OF Portland on the morning OF the 18th She had
frozen 10 death the night before "hie III STATE Vi IN
toxica,on- Who did the deed, MIR. huraseHef
ET Indian lately obtained entrance TO house
IN Cincinnati occupied by lady named Kennedy, who
Nearing noise sprang from her bed and beat inc as
! predstor out OF the house with poker
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-17

RATHER SEvERE.-The LouisriHe Journal thus
chronicles the demise OF a newspaper in that city:
Ihe Louisville Times, paper which with good
deal OF loud Dragging has devoted Itself for time
ps' 70 tne task OF exr:paiing the Journal dies today
teri! that we are neither glad sorry its death
dies cusns the people ofLouisyile with It's vid and
irothy lips 1t Is fortunate in having no soul to be
damned
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-17

TYF3IIIBLE REMEDY for Frosted Linos.-The
4 ,rapretor ofhe Danish Ltnimeot, winch mas attained
80, riority in the rorth OF Europe for lis efficacy IN
Tcng Frosted LIMBS and been introduced by hin IN Ph.-
IsdrIpaia with equal uccess acquants those afflicted that
aden-lare where supply may be always procured al 25
cents per boule. oiS Sm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-17
IOHN UARLEY

Merchant Tailor. 10 Broadway and 7s LibertysL
DEING d-srous selling the balance OF his large stock
- Of Fall and Winter Goods suitable for Gentlemen
wear offers the reasonable terms aud soci!s
the attention OF gentlemen about purchasing.
He also offers balance Of his stock OF
READY MADE CLOTHING,
consisting of Dre-s and Foc Coats Pants ana Vests Sur
iouts Cloks Sgck aud OCe Goats which wllbe sold from
now Till lsl OF February nj cost.
large and choice assortment OF shiri1 scars, IFaYa'
Hosiery and unter apparel. constantly on hsnd
" g. Gentlemen furnishing their own material can have
IL made and trimmed and I'll warranted.
For a -pleudli COaclUlar'l Coat do I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-17

MAYS SHEET RUBBER OVER SHOES
DThese Shoes with Leather SOes &c the hghtest
kind IN se and for every the best but DO not
pretend that they the lowest price They have spring
shauks leather sifering and viii not r1n down" al the
heel the uppers elastic, and VIII ADJUST % every boot
Fo, sale, wholesale and retail only a. IS Aaiden-lane
Do II. H DAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-17

THROUGH IL SEVEN DAYs.'-A boat filed with
German emigants and their effects has been frozen up
in the canal between this city and Johns;own They are
unable either get back or to proceed their Journey
This mus, bee bad business oT them learn ,hey
contracted with the line to be taken through in seven
days. lritsoureh Chron.
PRoscRlPT1oS-We learn that Mr.. Davis one of
the printers who signed paper Offering TO do the print
pp of Congress- at less prce has heretofore been
paid has been turned out OF the office Of the Union,
where he worked as iourncymsn.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-17

r. Gurrey's Premium DnGuerrinn Gallery =
$50 Brosdwnv -York--Pc;ur-s taken this estsb-
lishnen are no, axcced in this country. ssy his
rous patrons The public respectfully Invited 10 call md
iud "a for ihsmc cSlvsa 90 SIN
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-17

no LOAN.-S2O,OO0i in equal sums at SIX per
cent on New York city improved property Apply TO
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER. AuSt
all lw No brpaasL near Wsiist
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-17

I OST-On Saturday, 18th instant, between 81 Amty.sL
IL and the corner of Carmne and Bleecker pair OF
Lsdys Gold Speclsces in dark The finder shall be
well rexards.i hv leaving them al 81 Amy.sL dis So.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-17
HILLS INFALLIsLE oNGUENI,

s1IDICE FAMILY MEDICINES, Chcmlca.s,
! " Perumery, &c. for sale by DAVID SANDS CD. II
East Broadway, cor. Marke'-sL viz:
Bermuda Root warranted pure and oi ihe best
quality. a
Cologne Water OF superior quality in bottles or on dram
Also agents for Dr. Prat Patent Artificial Nipple, which
! il recommended by the first Phy-cisus in the city
Physicians Prescriptions carefully preptfed by compe
tent person nj all hours, day and night mig
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-17

MANUFACTURING PROFITS ~ VIRGISiA.-The
Richmond Enquirer says the Manchester Cotton and
Wool Manufacturing Company have declared adTidend
ofpjne per cent
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-17

Philadelphia Agent for the Tribune.-Zieber
CO.. Leiger Buldins Ihird-st who receive suoscr-
hers and maze single copies for daily o'clk d5 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-17

- Boston subscriptions TO the Newly ork
Tribune received hy authorized Age1is kEDDiNG Go.
Stsl.lree Terns-lu cent? per week Two cents for
Weesiy Trioune every Friday Morning. for cent? or IS
IN n-s and cheay publications for sale lo as ssuet
hv Ros,or Puhlishara Thiara' Napoleon. Ie7 eodn
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-17
pu ECONONY Ann FASUION-

Ell ECONOMY AND FASuiON-To ihose who
Ill study economy the sabscriber, In accordance with
the times has reduced his superior Imitation Mole
skin Hats Fur Bodies to the extreme low price OF 81,
The above Is elegant dress Hat, and will compare ad
vanageousy with sold In ls city at 81 80 and $500
Also constantly manufacturing Fur and SIX Hats of he
best quality latest PATTERN and at The lowest city prices for
cash.
An assortment of velvet and cloth Cnps constantly on
hand IT, in any instance the above does not give perfect
Satisfaction, DO fully obtained BY giving information
to the subscriber. J. w. kELLOGGi
IA Sru. ll6 CAnhl,sl
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-17
IIIO uAKDwARk MERCuANTS.-W. .nird. !,

The ofce OF the Ntr- York Express six p,r OF largest
The seller will be required
guarantee them less, month with the great
which they subjected and u have ecgrs
able 20 GU: gtnal editorials from contrmpo
rary" and morning paper while from the pr-ss.
They must also be qualified 10 manufacture Arlington
Letters. The lowest market prices VII. be paid
so wanted at the place. contract by the season
with An expert SCISSORS grinder diS4ls
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-17

&C. TO THE PUBLIC.-The proprietor OF 5haks-
H:a peare Hotel avails himself OF this opportunity say
that his Ball Room s now open for the inspection OF
those wishing give balls and through the
and would also tst his complete for tb1
accommodation Of permanent bosrders hroughte Winter
moderate hoping the public will call and examine for
themselves III. s. THRESHER, Proprietor
New-York, Oct 23lh, l845 o1s Sm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-17

NJANTED-A few active Young Men to 10 South or
w West acs Agents for the sale Of new and popu
lar Puhcanons-SSoo and above their expenses WIN
insured them In writing with opportunity OF clear
ing $1,000 per year Some in our employ Will, no
doubt make $1,000 year clear OF all expense Esch
man will his district IL will he necessary for them 10
have at least from S25 $50 obtain good uing out
Apply at FRENCHS Publishing Hall, ES Broadway, up
stairs. All letters must he post paid n2l lm'S SitWA
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-17

COODYEARs PATE,N;sLo OIL @s.as saften pnder any de.
~ shoes 81. an article uneqused for dufaolhtyr
gree OF ,.s eoa o. For sale wholesale and retail, ~
neatness of PH'~ GEO. BEECHER. 100 broaiwsy
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-17

NNASTED-by \ oung Man, situation Ms waiter or
w bar.k--per. Good references given. Please apply
AT MT LinueT's 26 James.st OILS 81
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-17

FUTILE, COWLEY q S,,Ii HAsWwdiihin A. Wwdiiisn.bursh
Manufacturers Of Brass sa H1sss t;asi casn Door HooIs
Castings for shipwork, at tbs mo' f'a'o'A nsi sw.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-17

NANTED-A partner with cash capita! OF sooVV VI
w So CO. 10 engage in safe and profitable business IN TIE
city OF Albany wih the advertiser. who has unlimited credit
aud will furnish corresponding amount OF goods on which
THE money advanced) will be guaranteed ~ per cent pee
sunu, halt The proceeds which will exceed $500 and
increase yearly. The above Is offer and expert
ment there being tried Of the advertiser
has tested for the last years Address T r this Office
lfsrts
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-17

ARTIFICIAL EYES
uTADE and inserted by Dr. J GRAY, No. ll9 Bowery,
Iva n Y tbs only manufacturer Of the Human Aruhcisl
Ey. IN the United Saies ANY person thal wsnes 70 Do
ven Sui.,. ~ ~, ,as,s ~ d6 In
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-17

I IFE INsURANCE.-rn- New England Maual
IL Life Insurance. Company OF Boston ill receive app!ica
tons for Life Insurance At SO Wall-sl-
DIRECTORS.
WILLARD Phillips, ROBERT HooPER,
WitLt,y Parsons CHARLES 2. CURTIS
FR,ScIs 2, LOWELL, PETER WAINWRIGHT,
RoBsRr p. foRBEs WILLIAM w. STONE
George III KUHN THOMAS A. DEXTER,
JAMES READ, OTIS TUFTS.
WILLARD PHILLIPS President
Jox,rHAS AMoRY. Secretary.
JcHN c. CHE EssMAN, VI. D. Consultng Surgeon, aud
JAMES ". b. 0REESHow. ". D. Consulting Physician,
New-York. JoHS Hopper, Solicitor and agent
This Company has been in successful operation in boston
for nearly years and Is steadily eAtnding lis ousi-
-
lis believed that s terms and advantages will be ar iar
comualison with those of any other Company
L. uua association IN which every Insured parry -
a member. ,.. ,it
large has sIr-sdy accrued from the premiums ecei'
ed. H., .,
TIE rae OF premium regulated as 70 offer TO me IN
sred greatest advantages CONSISTENT via e 7'a"' "
The Company. , -,. ;r
A. eacn periodical d..;i.bution of the surplus ever IN
.rd party ) entitled 10 receive back reloui.Es Oh me
surplus OF his premium. and the whole surplus OF NJ u
posts what needed meet the liabilities Oh Inc |o
pany. =, .s,-- ;rcr
msou vii. be furnished by the subscriber a. MS once NO.
ds eot.fl lstp JOHN HOPPER Solicitor and Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-17
Boar0inQ an0 Aotels.

DOARDING-Tws or three gentleman can be accom-
Dodued with pleasant and good board al mode-
ahbrge by applying al IS Ann-st near Godst n25 l
BOARDING AT 27 CORTLAND-ST.
MRS GERE can now accommodate or single gen.
lvf tenen with boar, and comfortable rooms until the Let
of May also furnished paror and bed room adjoining,
suitable for a fsmly-ermB Observation-Disclosures ex-
Changed no In.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-17

pANGEs: itANGEET r 40 orss Rsngrs eombInng
~ ronyrnience and durability. For baking, boiling
s6S ronsns nothing can .urpass them and for Durability
hey are superior TO any ever offered G & e
@ anges snd for Of appearance there nothing
in G m .fkr to com pare with them Al! Ranges put up py
~ @ n,nnnrtnr are warranted give entire fadkscuop-u
hs do not they will be taken away without any expense 10
the purchaser. ,,L.x mill bs as.It ,y,,b n,
liberal n. oI,OtIo =, n teS
TIoPII01pl. -
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-17

-.>-I y,7E,-, 1't;U ENT, .or Chins, Giass, Earth
sn.Wsre and Marbie-Tha usRufaeturer naylng spenl
several years IN bringing the above named oenep - N
or sIyytN be satisfied with II, and that VIII
End on , own merits without the puihnS OF hned new
stan " =, ~ 1tsd ged hardbils Price Y cents per Slick
For sale by 'oI1s 40 :; TI, IT, :, r.s, Iohn-s,
Al.bera diseounl to dealers. as
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-17

CCRAP BOOKS, PORTFOLIOS, Writing Desss, Writ
= Ing Pads OF Solid Blotters and Pocket Companion,
complete apparatus containing writing materials an excel
lent article Travellers In leather Gold pens,
Gold and Silver Pencil Cases Ivory Tablets B2oks
Gard Cases Pearl Penholders Boarcs CnesS
ulsn Playing Cards &c- sold wholesale and retail, by
FRANCIS L LOUTREL, Manufacturing S!ati0nsrs'
n MAiden-lsne, Publishers OF the Dsiyy
dI52w Memorandum Book for 1850.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-15

Hon. Daniel Webster was up last week to his farm
at Franklin, returning 10 Boston Monday. The
Northern Railroad goes through his farm at franklin
in such way will render the removal of the old
family mansion necessarY.-.N IT. Statesman.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-15

lTThe people of Pennsy lvanla--'''' w." ',,
portion Of them-are making great noise l'' r,
in apprehension that Mr. Polk, for whom wv! l..
induced to vote by being cheated into '"' III,
the famous Kaine Letter that he was "a' ,,.t
iff man as Clay" is going with all his 'O''' N
down the Tariff of 1912. They Just Uss| I'D
that they were deceived, not only by rom wv ID
leading advocates. Poor Duichmen' II Nd
game was attempted upon the yankees w. -, 1d
cot in the Yankee land, was the dark ''S" ri
east--the dark places Of the State .. '' IN, I'd
South Carolina ridden New ,HampShFe-OI,'' -.
they are opening their eyes. VI all '''' ,'' rAo 4
world these head men of the Polk troops "% ~
claimed "Polk as good Tariff man '' IA 4
the greates,;-and of the fools in the WV
could be greater than those who believer !"
ga lawyer at Louisville says 'ha', fsw yesn
sional exer,ions, he has within the last 10" sI
cured the freedom Of at least 40 slaves the cont
far as he had been enabled 10 obsetSe; bsius al
of all of them was made worse by Tue" rooT, VI
Eberty-thal they subsequently Oec'"'' rHen'I
inc and abandoned wretches." +, Il
,cPWhat horrible system must '"'' l.. .o|
renders human beings utterly unable 10 '''
themselves!
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-15

lCPThe Boston Atlas Of Monday contains 'f'"
delivered by Hon DANIEL WEBSTER " ' '
Hall, at a large Wing meeting on the previous '''
day evening.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-15

! The alterations desired in the Cbare, or1
ticut and Passumpsic Rivers Rail Rand NO'''7
by the Legislature. The Charter i, diva. s'"SI
mouth of White River, and an indeDer3.,, = ." y
ny below there have the RICH, now IA ,,,..
securing subscriptions to the amour, q, s,,'.. al"
That Charter takes the name of the Cono,..
er Rail Road The northern branch NOW h,sS.,'V
ilege of organizing with $500, 900 capiral ,,3,.
| ed the Connecticut and Passunrp.c Rjvers Pan
Il extends from the mouth Of White River 70 ND
Line, with the privilege Of branches to corr,. y
the Plymouth and IlaverhM and the Ieb,,o, D
at places where the stockholders may see &, n,.
The Stockholders may nccept Of these om.,,.
or they may occupy the original Charter
Directions have been given to put an FD,i,,..
the line between Oxford and Well. River imm.l.
ly. We expect daily to see a call to the so,...
ers for a meeting for organizing the Conp,,v al !,
acting in reference 10 the proposed smen5ms,,
the Charter. The talk now is, that if the ,g,y., j
be completed between Orrord and Wells R,,
season, to put in the spade next Spring
The Northern Road the I.ebanon-i,wsn I'D
way. The following is from the last y. H. sr.l
man:
The NoRTHERN RAILROAD. The prsJg
the entire line 9th road has been lei 10 con,,,r
at very favorable rates; much Of the wor; 10 bc d,
early the next season, and the remainder within \
year. The following gentlemen are contractor,
the line, viz: d. A. Dunton and Others for secor,
TO IL inclusive, (hence to Fr4nkin) Daily, FIN
Co., FOR No 10; VIM PheIan & Co. for No. NJ
6 inclusive; y. Bauermore, No II; Bm,. 1
Co , Nos 8 and 70; John Cushmnu Nos % sd
Gilmore & Co, Nos. -, %, "a, - and %: n3
w. Ten Brock & Co, for Nos 27pa
The Beknap Gazette has the c.a5a, w.c,1
the Plymouth Road:
THE RAILROAD. Enquiries sro often made
GLOW does the Railroad Progress' We can Of
say at :his time, that all stands well, SO far
know any thing about it, We believe the Directs
are actively engaged in making their arrangements
the commencement Of the work, The Ersr4l
have now nearly completed lteir part Of The wor
the first Division, ready for the spade. We tn
stand their mex, work is to be to complete the M7
from the whet-stone factory, il taverhli, 10 WI
River We can assure the friends Of the ruid
there is no diminuiion Of zeal or confidence ID Il
conductors of the enterprise, and that things ar'r
ing on with all the haste that prudence and care
justify.
tUPHale of N. II, is StumPing it again, q"
duunteG, He spoke at Gilmanton and Meredith
week to large audiences. lie throws hot shot
the camp Of the Texas. slave party of his stale
P.S. The election is Nov %, the ID day i!
Thanksgiving. Gov. Steele, it is intima'ed, penn
slanderously, so arranged the day in order 10 0'4
the locofoco young men, now out Of the s'a' !" 4
10 vote for Woodbury.; and The N. II. Courier
the ocos are writing abroad to all such to Gomez
vote for Texas and against Protection
The Wing young men must see to 'hs'ano '''
Steele know that they like good turkeys as We
Iocolocos, and when they get home stay d'y""
and deposite their ballots for freedom.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-15
Gga J@AISGyMT,
o U r r ALL Roam

SATU RDAY, NOvEMRpp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-07
REMOVAL.
FRENCH DYElNG ESTABLISHMENT

j LOHi.EiN, Ffench Dyer, on the other
side of the bridge, south Wheelnc second
dool rom IL + Kelley's Store, returns his CRATE.
lul THANKS To his friends and customers, for their
that he has added TO his establishment import.
hht anu IN France, newly discovered improve
nsnts. lie gives more lustre. neatucss and dus
them. '''"''"S
lie feels perfectly confident To o.. every satis
lacuon,and hopes, therefore, Tor the continuance
of liberal patronage. oct24
1tOUTI WHEELING DOMESTIC CALICO
~ FACTORY IOllLEIN, would respects
i"iiy inform sorekeepcrs m this city. and citizens
generally, ihet he is now ready for printing d.
nestle Blue Cacnes. in connection with his
French DyIsg establishment aud he trusts TO give
The same satisfaction in this branch, that he has
rendered in his old business. Jun
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-07
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
HAT AND APP STOR E

- On tihpn street. near the South rnd IN
- III Ih- Market House. 81
DARE n IlOCE. arc now manufacturing uud
will Keep constantly nn hand large assortment OF
HATS. AID CAPS %! the iuc>i styles. aud manu-,
iaciured 'Iom Ihe best materials Brh al us being
practical Iiai,ts, We make aud >upesnicnd the
making "i all the Has we sell. Our Caps hrc puI
chased from The most eSle hsIve Cup Manufacturers
." 'he Eastern Cites, al ile lrwcs, prices.
All Those sn wauI ol genuine Article and lnlcsI
America" fashion al Has and Cars. viii always
ma Them al oar establishment, which we intend la
make known nmi nlkad OF by ali men, from
good WORK ard lew prices.
'cp4 DARE N UO(5E Union ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-07
FIRSTIN FASHION AGAIN.

AN L. iake great pleasure IN an.o .ncing To our
Wv inerds aud lac pubic rally. that We
hn'e h'se"dy received the new Full Fishiun for
bois. We Htr manufacturing n general assortment
and VII have some spcrdid specimens finished
and made ready Tor sale this mnrn;ns Gail AID
rec lem The style is entirely new, md we have
u" hesi'ai"n IA saying ihoy are The handsOmesi
shaP'd Hat Ilai liza, been Introduced many years
DARE ~ IIOGE
p 5 orr brother chip "f y, 10 M,une street..
has the new style only on paper, smply cui ar
descrIiiipn, While We have both the blucks and Hats
lie having seen Cur blocks aIer they arrived
dIungh ~ best To advertise FIRST. D& H.
SIP 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-07

HAVE removed their Establishment, To their
!; - New b,tk Building, east side of MAR
NET 81. few doors below The Post On1re
where they have supplied themselves with a
sew ana large Engine and other fixture fer
tae.r business, IN superior style.
they carry IN The House and STEAM
BOAT PLUMBING in all lis branches.
ihry have constantly on hand Hydrau,s of
various description, hatiers' kettles water clos.
els, bath tubs, bot and cold shower baths re-
iorts i"r bleaching, chemical app faros. lend
cIihns, patent bath pumps. lead pipes OF a il siz.
rs, sheet lead oil any thickness aud worked nm
IN any manner OF fOitn.
Water conducted through lesden pipes Fl ON
springs 10 dwelling houseS in the cotsniry.
Also BEER PUMPS fued up to order.
LEATHER HOSE,
gInes &c. &c.
All orders thankfully received and punciu
ally attended TO-
STEAM POWER.
FOR manufacturing purposes can be supplied
70 several descriptions OF mechanics. I'm The
~ story OF their boildlug, or ON the ground
moor al very moderse rent:
wheeling, Feb 10 AZ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-07
LADIES SHOES AND SLIPPERS.

4. FRANZEII,
NO 40 Main 81. fo,o doors aboue he booLsfoy OF
Wa. j Rob-.
WHEELING. VA.
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies' al Vince.
u ling, That he manufactures Ladies'. slippers of
oil STYLES und COLORS of superior qualify aud
Beauty. lie wnrranis all work from his shop To he
superior 10 Eastern manufacture, and Will be sold
Oh per cent cheaper.
The public are invited Ia call aud satisfy them,
s'Nes lOm jun 9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-07
RESrAIRATEuR.

hb''t n MA
ND +. ZlNN. respectfully informs his friend.
" and The F0blic that he now occupies MS n
Kcifeshm' ~ House and has pui in good repuir The
house ON MONROE STREET. between MAIN AND
WATER lie has on hand aud will onsianlIy be
supplied with
fRuIIS-I'oisins. Figs oranges, Lemons. Apples,
Melons Sc &c.
NUTS--Almonds, Fberis, Walnuis, Ground Nuts
&c.
CANDIES ofall kirds
TOBACCO AND ClGARS-Tho best tina, cnn be
found 90 ihcctV
Ale PORTER BEER, CIDER, &c.
We he's ol''iwO ur ,hree fne Oyster Rooms
who're he VII, on q after The 18Th inst. serve up
OYSTERS. III every possible style. aud to suli The
paaics OF oil Customers
Parties Or families supplied with Oysters. Lob.
siofs, CRIBS and all The other delicaeIes IN Tho
sensph i,,r them.
lie assures The public that they shall be we'll
'ef' ed aud asks share Of public patronage.
sep If
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-07
ES.XTiS IN ID C.HPN!
FALL FASHIONS FOR 1915.

WHEELfNG, IA
r. p ESPE TfuLLY ann"uuccs la h,s Old friends
n q arl the pu'lic III general. that he his NOW
u" hl,rl large nd superior STOCK Hats and Ca,e
ti lie lave Fail Fashions. comprising MI qualities
shipes an, zrs. liz Hats ore matulnrtutvL IN
der has nwn mmcdhie supctniendanrc. of The Il.
urst materials nnd Nv the best II wotku.u md
u lac sid WA ies,e and Retail at prcrs still.
iowER han they haze he,n nrucd ia This city
rh-e wishing 10 pnnh'se iIts and Gaps, " III find
II ~ their advantage 10 give hm n rall before put
chasin. Sc Ahetc. SOP 10 = AVERY