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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-14
From IA piliAhurrh 80,

'''' n ttsnVNftr -tIstt.
SIDNEY SMITH wrote some scorchinp nara
graphs about Pennsylvania bonds in which
he lost some cash--and he has said great
many truths in the main. Sidney disIikes
worthy vanity, and the paragraph below is
iuil oil genuine truth. lie saws
=. Aiter all take some quiet sober moments
oil lille, and add together the two ideas of pride
and man, creature of span high. stalking
through infinite space, in all the grandeur of
httieness. Perched ON a little speck of the
universe. every wind of heaven strikes into
ms blood the GOODNESS ofdcath. dav and night
as the dust on the wheel, he-rolled along
the heavens, through the labyrinths of worlds,
ana all the system and creations OF God are
flaming above and beneath Is this creature
TO make himself crown Of glory-to deny his
own hesh, and TO mock at his fellow, sprung
tom that to which both will soon rcturn?2
Does ne not suffer- Does he not die? When
he reasons, is he never stopped by difficulties.
when he lives, is he free from pain2 When
he acts, Is he never tempted by pleasure?-
when he dies, can he escape the common
grave! Pride Is not the heritage of man. hui
nil!ty should dwell with fatty, and atone
ior ignorance, error and imperfectiom.'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-14
WORTH KNowING.-oo Eridsv l.

WORTH KN0WING.-On Friday last n
httle son OF MIR. SaXton, in New York. drank
AN ounce and a half of spirits turpcntine. care
lessiy lett within its reach. He Immediately
ioll his extremities became cold his face liyid.
and ne was apparently dead Mrs. Saxton in
stantly got bottle of salad oil from another
room, broke off the top by smashing il ON the
table and poured the contents down the cbild's
throat. In ten minutes the contents of the
stomach were thrown up and the child saved /.
although lac suffered dreadGully all night. The
presence of mind of the mother well deserved
the precious reward of her babe. which wonlI
IN a quarter of an hour have been gone forever.
IN all cases OF poisoning let every body rerem-
Der that liberal dose OF oil (any kind) i, The
very best Immediate remedy that can possibly
be procured
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-14
TO he Editors Of me wig .


The Baidmore and Ohio Railroad Company
meet on tie l2th inst with other matters /
suppose thc right of way, through Virginia.
granted by the last Legislature will be- acccp-
t"dorr iected. Woul itnot be polite for the
jas. Il. & Is. Co.. TO exert an ..uut door inaa-
cnce tohdYe That measure fright Of way re-
y,ciel.
We as ardent friend, of the J. r. & X. i'm
poscmcnl, think every honorable method
Should be- used for itsreleciion For but little
doubt rests with as. that should the T. & q.
Railroad now reject 1.-THE boon would not again
De granted bv or Legislature. Strdnge-tlmt
t..e ). & s. Company interests. that Nir-
gums prit..- geo. NrLiuii's interests did not
l.IrH Ii utiif.t 4 foreign Company permit
,ri iD pas Though u.p terrtOrf, extract oar
substance lus hoar. boob sHj convey ID Ia
NOT only a iuri gu. bIt fi,m city 20 our Otca
H.chWD.li
lou. uhoiiea if ur ctmr. 81 ViEdnia. il
Jpp'~s- sui ilsE Tie T. Il. & x. improve.
90 ut would bs 40 most direct most opcnd
uuB aIl 'asIu-, consequently DO. cIlosurst.
from iha El-t.m tptIa Wcstrtwatprs, Yet.
Virginia grants rigiu OF way through her own
territory e. tbisio foreign Company Whose almost
every dividend past out TO her shareholders.
would b, much taken from ile James r.. <
Is Improvement. Nnany dollars taken from
Virquia Richmond TO build up and beauily
Maryland BilHmpr. Strange iBiatuaionl
Pennit lhi, 0d Iur0wu farms ON the James
viii soon b. p.n tmtcd by q Railroad up d.
Valley. Baltimore woudj soon lonm Con-.
Pny ant BIZ at our doors for iaht of vnv
through DO" valley ip Tennessee. Tbrrrfor
wr say uot ouIyJ Is. q Is. m Vrginia in
I.I-5ls should b. huoIably cAcHod lOr Tie re-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-14

BATHS on STEAMBoATS.-A new
steamboat. built at Portland. called the erich
mond," intends TO run between Miliken's
Bend and New Orleans, has been furnished
with Ladies Bath Room, astern the wheel
house, and is TO have a Gentleman's Bath
Room in front of the wheelhouse. This will
be luXuIious
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-14

JACKSON HALL.-At the LAYING of the
cornerstone of this building at Washington
City, the speech OF Mr. Rives, and the letter of
General Jackson relating to the Globe and its
editors, Were deposited by Mr.. Rives beneath
the cornerstone, accompanied bya short speech
rom that gentleman, in which he stated that
preserved
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-14

POPULAR ERRORS.-Wc have. pcrhaps.
always been prone to incredibly. more than
becomes - man: although we have never
doubted the truth OF revelation; but we never
couId false belief in any of those Sims and
wonders that have been current among the
old ladies and much more so among those who
lave beeu scientific on many subjects. The
accdther has been one Of those subjects prolific
oi theories which are no less absurd than ridi
culous. From Theophmstus down to profess.
or Abliil, philosophers have pretended 10
have discovered in the movements of The SIM
moon and stars causes of wind. rain. Sunshine
md clouds We have very little faith in any
ui them. The moon seems to hive bae,, mod.
the great weather maker, because. we pre.
SUM, II produces an effect upon the sea which
was seen before the discovery of the laws Of
graz lation which govern the heavenly bodies
and even now is considered as disproportiop-
ed to Che operating cause.
Ardtas, the author of Prognostics. and one If
the earliest OF Greek writer's. said that .. " the
horns OF the lunar crescent ON the tb;,l DIV,
alter the new moon are sharply and clearly de-
Med, the weather may be expected to be fair
curing aensulng month" The absuriity of
'inS wlil appear when wercncct that the cause
% Inc ailiefsnt appearance is to be found in
'he condi'on OF tie atmosphere. If the air is
GEAR u'e crescent Will be clearly defined, il
hhed with vapor the contrary will enyuc.-
WHY should this fact produce rain when %.
'S''hs Oh the 81 more than any oIlcr day Of
"e ~" MOON Nafo says If the new
moon nave It's upper horn darkened. the deci-
"i''s moon WIN be attended with rain if the
new moon have i'a lowerhom darkencd, there
VIII D. run at The io'i moon." The same
'"use ana mat necessarily existing in a very
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-14

lily Soap. Essences, Pertumery Crystalline
Candles, DC; Importers Of Paris Perfume
~, Labels, Glass Ware and Fancy articles
tor Druggists achO put up psJismery.
JOHNSON, NRoOAi q FOWLER, . Courilandl ST.
Dealers in Paints, Oils. Glass Due Stnfs.
d.e; Manufacturers of White Lead colored
Paints, Verdigris, Putty and YGr'RiSIss.
"ipLEY MCCULLOUGH. $50 From, 81, cor e o {
p"6l,,her and Dealer in Lii gyophc Epgrapings
NCUktlER,2 Spruce IT, opp Tribune Buildings,
DudnYdctHrorof Soda Biscuit. Sugar. Butter
ana water Crdckero and Pilot Bread of
Inc best quality only.
EPi6AIM TkEADWELLS son, 275 Washing,
ton 81, corner Of Warren.
Wliers Genuipe. Patent seiqmands r. Ssje ,car.
tanfed free from dompness
SlLAS C. HERRING. manufacturer. Isg Wo,e, 81
cor OF Depeysier. -
R'chS 'mprPred sdiomander seIes; igarrdnfea drv.
"a MARVIN, 1891 Water ST. agent for The manu-.
faciuter
Manufacturer and Importer Of Musical In
StrumeHts. and Depot of Bronze Potoder.
EDWARD BACK 81 Fulton 81, corner OF Gold.
Manufacturer and Dedler in PLAYING. Visit
,.,.'2 w" Dtoti'CSo CuFuS " CUcIy Nlau.
GEORGE COOK. II Fulton street,
| Manufacturer of Tie celebrated Magic Razor
StrOps, Of four sides.
L. CHAPMAN l02 William ri. s I'D nj mooufac.
inrefs prices by all tho Hardware aud Fatcv
Goods importers. Pnces reduced 33l per cent.
Manufacturer Of CoG,e d. Ira Urns. T'oJle
Dishes, CorerS ,d'c, for Hotels d. Steamboats,.
JAhiES Y WILKINS, 16 Caiharne street
Jrsneh China and Giasspq,s
OhkARDlN. ID John 81. Agent lor NIannfaehI.
fefs' Gliding and Painting on China WARD Il,
match ony pattern, executed nj this establishments
importers and Manufacturers Of L6o}jua
Gidsscs. LO0kiag Giass Pialss pictnyS
FrGmc. &c.
BuiL q DONALDSON. 225 Pearl street, between
Mlden Lane end John
HOOPER, BROTHER. LOG Fol,,, and q2q D.,
Also plain ADD ornamental Gliding, Bed md
C"f'ain Ofnamefis Paintings Engrayings. Sc.
HaRgaci0rCror Brushes. BIoctemjL Il. Inn.
HY Bci0,rS; fociQrB md Mociiqe Byysb,q
mo9t 10 oydCrj Cotton Gin and Sgeg,g-
Iers Bristles.
D BERRIEN, Jf q co, 3O7 Peah street
Ni,,hs PdicHl Ftuiier Brusieq. Pegcoel
Ieaihcr M BJRshcs made Ia ordsy.
" LILLIAN STEELE & GO, Maunhsfof,,. M,
Pcnfl ~. - QUO
TYPE fopndric,, Printing Press, oad rim. !
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-14

WAR WITH AMERiCk.--A M ,s,,,,r
ngancemcni appears iu "a Liverpool paper. a
sch '.,i.f,,rp from AmafIcl iite bfouyli To Eng
land 2 u hi rs aud lO ca.k. of ,lioe No.. rf.
war, 30 r'iprr. b'tweon fha two ryiuiri. ID b..
b gun, al ihe Yankee are moi ouiy .p...,,i,,,.
Into u, but "lcalhcIi1g u.s. Ths G.5l'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-14

The law of tlic last session OF Che Legislative,
allowing the baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company To strike the Ohio at Wheeling. is
TO be submitted to meeting of the stocEhol-
ders oi That Company, at Baltimore ON ,he 18th
Saturday, Tor acceptance or rejection.
NebOpe the stockholders will accent il and
mus terminate question; somewhat difficult
10 leSnlate upon. and productive, while it is
kept open, OF eNclement. We know perfect
~ well, and SO we think must tire most active
pariizans of the Parkersburg terminus. that
there does not exist the remotest chance of in
ducing the Legislature tn concetle that applica-
uon. Right or wrong, ii matters not the re-
suit N.i be the same: the application will
neND De granted. The question was tried last
winter, alter weeks of the most strenuous ef-
lor,s and active lobbying, and the application
en!isting then friends whom it will never en-
list again, was sgnally defeated. 1t will al
ways meet with the same fate
Vhcc!mg we are told by the Northwestern
trends OF the Parkersburg terminus, IS but a
lew hours sail above Parkersburg, and the adj
diuonai expense of going up To Wheeling a
mere trlile. THIS being the fact, there can be
Dui little preference in eligibility Tor termi-
nus between the two stations-so little is there.
I'm Truth, that We again express the gravest
doubt whether the Legislature, consulting the
commcrcldliuteTeslso of Virginia, ought 10 have
permitted the Baltimore company 10 go to
Wheeling.
Perempiorily excluded by Pennsylvania. and
certain TO he hailled in any and every attempt
to substitute in Virginia any terminus lowsr
down me Ono Tor that of Wheeling, we hope
the stockholders will ON Saturday make vir-
tue OF necessity: and promptly accept tic terms
OF the act of the last session.
VIII our friends of the Patriot and Ameri-
can at Baltimore, b. good enough 10 lay these
remarks before tls'ir readers, az we'll as notice
comiHmfcatio-i from the upper James River.
which the author desires may be seen by the
Stockholders. before their decision is lnadel-
Rici.moHd Wig.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-14

IN ARDEER'S LECTTRES-Pous "a AMI
H-l a, price 20 cents each. Also few mo,o
copies "I THEIRS FRENCH REVOLUTION
price 81 %, this day received by
IVY JOHN i'HASWELL, Uni N ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-14

We invite the attention of the mercantile
romm nifty among us to the advertisement
from New York beaded Wholc.,I, un,,,r,. -
IT would he well Ior ;hcn to cut the adyer-
us M mt ont aud take il with them when thcy
60 cast, As it will serve 60 guide them to those
houses which have invited them to call on
tham. This manner of advertising is one OF
the very best m ans OF securing business 8,
the eastern merchants 20 iheit establishments
winch they would not secure under other cir.
,dmstdnccs, and they ought by all means to
p"fsevcre IN il. Ii costs each one of these
mon bat tribe to advertise in this paper and
10y SO doing their advertisement goes bclor.
not less than 250 merchants who as cast din.
ring the year fot the purchase OF goods and the
sale OF produce, the purchases of whichamount
to not less than one million of dollars anu.
ally. Here Is great deal then for somebody
To catch, and those who advertise most surely
viii get the most. V. -. PALMER. our agent
III all tie eastern cities furnishes convenient
medium through which to reach the westcnl
merchants,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-14

Importers aud dealers ~ Cloths. Cashmere, y,s.
tings, Uin'er Goods faiorS' Trimmings, Sc
WILSON 6 HUNT * co. 81 William st, corner
OF Maiden La Q.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-14

.Nsw Books, Periodicals and Cheop Publications,
agents suppl dat Publishers piiees
WM IL GRAIL AN, Tribune Binding. Nassau ST.
Exclusive agent for Grahnm's Magazine.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-14

importers AID Dea'ers ia Siapi, DIV Goods
ATWATER GOULD * CO. IA Wall ST. between
Broadway and Nns,au.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-14

jy 10 I'm No 40 Wafer street. Wheeling.
4 eVlDENDS-The President and Directors Of
~ The Fire aud Marine Insurance Co of Vince.
ing, have declared n dividend for the las, sir
months OF four per cent the capital stock of said
company paid ia. Which will be pa id TO tho Stock.
hotieIs on demand, on after the ooh inst.
~ ~ II w HARDING, Scc'y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-14

-Nanuf of SicUcs, Safes, Copper, Brass
and Iron icire Cloth, Bird. Cages, Screens,
Rat traps, plaiadr fancy Wire ,pOrks, DC.
DAVID WOODS. As Fulton street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-14

lection OF right OF way in the approaching
meeting.
a Rockbrijgc Friend ofHe JRfKCo.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-14

=" Jim, did YOU divide that cake fairly with
your brothersF' Yes, ma, gave half to
myself, half to Bill, and the other half to
Dick Jim had been studying fractions.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-14

lmpor.e s. Dtaie in Sfaps & Fauey DRY Goods
Z w d 4 MOORE & Co 2O7 Pearl 81, 4 doors
above Maiden Lane
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-14
WASHINGTON RAILROAD w

WASHINGTON RAlLROAD.-'rh. or..
uoiroi @ reduction " dhe Cor. oa i'i.. la. ..4.
again brougid before ID Bound of D.rcIs.. az
The Baltimore aps Ohio RsiIr1fi Com.1ue. 4,
the meeting at YESTERDAY Al three several
meetings htl toior fhr Board was equally Ill
uiel ON tl' question but sst rlay there was
p myonty iniavOr Of reducing ihs hle to- fry
@oHars, aud g was accordingly determined
that The ar should b. ai Cat price opau,I sf
ter the ltli instant. This q good s.aB-but
II does not we t5ink. 90 Ear enough.
BHfiUOyf .im rirYB
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-14

manufacturers of Fancy and BroUn Soaps in
al their particles; Patent Steam Refined
Candles, warranted TO stand any climate.
ID q WARD BROWN, 10 Peck Sip.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-14

rHETWlN SISTERS. -Tho,e mu.i,i,p.
have given two Concerts here, to the emiics.
ton OF respectable audiences. They poE...
only to sing gooj old fashioned music. ia tb,.
gool old fashioned style.-Thcir voices ar.
charming. and tbeiy sAill on the Violin and
Violonccllo. certainly vcry Remarkable. for
iheirsex, who are seldom found prof i.n.. op
these kind Of Instruments.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-14

jmportr and Dealer in Segars. To5aeoo. &c.
GEORGE w FOLSOM, LEG Water 81, up stairs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-14

BOOKSELLERS AND SrATioNERs.
HUNTING1 ON g. SAVAGE zig Pearl ~ be,voo,
Ala den Lane and Burng SIP.
$50 w WOOD, 26l Pearl 81, OPP osiie " s II,iol
COLLINS. BROTHER & co. PSI Peurl ,heo,
BOVINE d CO. lI9 Peart street. conner of Wall
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-14

II has been discovered that the best way to
prevent apples from rotting, is to put them in
a warm dry cellar, and let a family of fifteen
children have access to them every day."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-14

Printers AID Binders Warerooms Presses,
Machinery, SieGm Engines and SG,pS.
K uOE X CO, % and 81 Gold street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-14

I'm losing flesh" as the butcher said when
he saw thief robbing his cart.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-14

Esney silks, Staple Dry Gods and styo,o y,S
horn aud Pam L.af ms
RoB'r l. SMITH Il HENDERSON, l16 Pearl :,
three doors above Pine
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DAVIS & FERRIS, 1913 Bowcry.

Manufacturer and Importer of Double d. Sin
gle Aciion Hdrps, Strings, Music, DC.
J BROWNE. PSI Broadway. " IA l0id
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-14

Importers and Jobbers Of Suspsni,rs, Cores Cra
rats Scars Iio iery, g.; lL,nutaci,il ar, Of Cans
Stocks Linens oil silks Sc
JOHN M DAVIES 81 JONES. LOG Wilton st. Z
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-14

ofiScenttd, Sharing and Fam
Fly Soap. Essences, Pejumery, Crystalline
Candles, DC; Importers Of Paris Perfume
~ Labels, Glass Ware and Fancy articles
Jor Druggists OchO put mp ps5iam6ry.
JOHNSON, VRoOM& FOWLER, . Courilandt 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-14

H. BRAVO, at the Commercial News and
h'dJhnS Rooms, opposite !he 81, Charles anal
Ieandt Hotels. Is agent for this paper IN
= New od"als. Advertisements for il or n,l,r,
lorn-M subscriptions, will receive immediate
attention il left with him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-14
THIS DAY RECEIVED

- PIECES PLAID CASSlNERES. magnif'
. j cent article de- 5 pieces plain Wool nlack do.
ps French Cloths black aud blue black, for salo
ow at No 10 Water street.
jy 10 ALIEN ROGERS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-14

ting Materials Of all kinds, at ,aanrfac,u-
rerS prices.
EDWARD PELorZE. Tribune bs ildings opposite
Cny Hall.
WILLIAM HAClR iS Gold street.
JOHN Il WHITE, IS Gold street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-14

!, we understand from late Cincinnati papers
that yellow fever is in n. Orleans.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-14

WILLIAM BREWER, 81 Maiden Laife, up stairs
Importer dali kinds Of Toys & f1acy articles, Per
| J1meny smops. mHsicai insJHD,.n's, Stationery
arr cits G,JBidn glass ,r1Is. Trench China. Sc
CHARLES AllRENFELDr. SO Maiden Lane aud
IS LiEctiy street..
CHARLES + IuNRICilS, $50 Broadway and
IS Liberty 81. successor TO NJ Wenkmeislor; also
Archery and Crickot Implements
CUSrAVUS MEYER 50 Maiden L.ne. up stairs
Inporterof Toys. English, Fenchd. German
Fancy Goods, Dcnler ia Fire Crackers and
Manufacturer of Fire Works for Public
and PTiUGte Exhibitions.
w HOLBERrON. IS Maiden Lane.
Manufacturers DEPOT for ne sale " Boo,S, B,cgans
Shes, DC
GRANNiSS & GILBERT. SO Maiden Lane. near
Pearl.
Manufacturer and Importer of !Saddiery, Hayntss
and Coach HardrIre
hUCh. 2O9 Pearis' four doors above Mai.
den Lane.
S1DDLERY WAREHOUSE.
~ co 2Oy Pearl stun Stair.
Importer. and DeqierSm Drugs, Medicines. Paints
and Dge Sufs
II III SCHlEFFLIN & co. also General Agents Tor
swans Panaces aud yemiluge,- I04 and lO6
John street..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-14

Importer and Dealer IA French aud English Pe,ju.
mey CombS brushes and Toilet Art,ciss
WILLIAM BREWER, 81 Maiden Laife. up stairs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-14

4 WOODS FOR LADIES' DRESSES are as fol-
~ lows: Cashmere, DcVronga Balzarin, a new
'o'e Tor stresses something different from anything
~" y" ms market Asr variety Of French
Lawns and Bllzarinc; bcaurifnl sirpcd and plnid'
SNhsi AIpacas, Bpmba2nes. Mefinoes. and a variety
VI olhers loo numerous Ia mention. We have also
ON hand large assortment of Cl0lhs, Cassimeres
ahd Fes,InRs; TaIlcr's Trimmings of every dcscrip-
Rnn.,s 80. 'S 49,, haze beautiful assortment o
-, w. VIZ Medina Bonnels, ui-,e do Ia,,n a -
straw 90 Neapoiiian do Persian Braid do b,.,,s ~.
q" Lace do Snin Straw co. Competing of every
description. price aud width
A WORD TO THE WISE is styrFICI.
IA ENF'-Ail persons wishing To gel Bargains
VIII please call at Johnston q Betyhl's, as we oro
confident we can sell cheaper than any o,her bous
in The city Remember
JOHNSTON g. BERRYmLI'S
yo No l3i Main ST. Wheeling.
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Arricnllnrnl Renositorn.

- ''S'ttNiUt StlVcNofy.
JOHN MOORE. 1873 Front ST, manufacturer ct
Ploughs. Horse Powers. Thrcshing Machinlsand
other farming utensils; also, Brass Copper aud
Iron Vine Cloth Sevcs, Screens, &c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-14

Coffee, Cocoa, Mustard and Spices Ground
and Whole; tuH aSsortmentS. The Hope
1Hiits Company;
WCRrliINGToN. Office II Front ST, Nils il
NlarkeIlield ST.
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ORGANS.-Church ~ Pdrlor Organs con-
Stqntty on hand and made TO order, from
$3.50 up TO $1,000. Metal pipes made TO
order.
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NOW Is IuE .ccrn

AN,,. IIMEs
4 loME ONE. COME ALL. TO JOHNSTON
- d BcRRYillLL'S. No 1871 Mais ST. where
you VIII hnd most beautiful and we'll selected
I." uN OF FANCY. STAPLE AND DOMESTIC
GOODS OF every dcscripiion: md also !, l,rao a..
sor'meni OF IIai,ers' Furs aud Trimmings: nh or
WINCH we viii sell at very reduced prices, as wo
wish 10 close ou for our Fall stock All hose who
are IN search Tor bargains viii do Well by calling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-14

Greer and Compiission stieI eaan.
} HOOKER. So Bread street
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Importers s. Dealers in Siap e & F,nev 6; 4 fooi,
BOWEN n MNAMEE. JIG William 81. cor Ray,
CARR EroN. ROCKINGHAM & co I72 pe.rI
e. cutuer Ol Vine.
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MA RBLE.-DeGicrs la Ornamental Mar
6Le ioork, Richly Cared Siotu0Iy, aud
Plain Marble lMantels and lonumeIts
UNDtltillLL 81 FERRIS. 372 aud 374 Green.
wirh -. Gunner oi Beach
FISHER BIRD. 267 Bow,ry; alio four capiias
aief The Lantern of Demos hcncs. suitable for
columns-iour feet eight diamcrer Italian marble.
Price $4,000.
X BROWN. corner OF Greenwich and Frontlm
st' also. the trade supplied with foreign and DJa
nestle Marble in block or slab