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Democratic banner., 1845-04-19
ANOTHER PRINTER, IN HE
U 5. STNATE.

Tie PaIadrip. ia Sentinel say
that Cameron. the ne"}y elected san
at,r rom P:nUs l%"ani1, served & req
u'ar aFi4el!ca-..IP 70 he pr.nlma
business, was 4 Practical printer for
a punbef of wears, and has risen To
his eninence 10y his talents and in.
dustrv. 1t always af1ris US pleas
urs 10 see members OF III. craft in
the line OF promotion.
Democratic banner., 1845-04-19
THE PROPOSED CONvEN-
TON '

A Convention is TO be elected
next Asessl 10 - 'madsl our Consai-
tuition, and the importance Of suce
an election is infinitely greater thaa
any Of the ordinary elections that d.
vide parties and aeitaie the country.
The most able and safe men in tia
country should be elected, the best
talents and largest share Of expsri
ence and practical wisdom Of ths
State should be called Into service
The members Of the convention
should be men who are above mere
p~arlizan influence, who will no, b
controlled by personal or local
Vows, bu, who. 10 the liberal spirit
of true patriotism, will sssk 10 pro.
mote the honor, prosperity, safety &
welfare Of the country.
We do not need rash innovators
or reckless reforners, but we should
elect such men as will exercise a sal.
utary conservative influence in that
body, and apply q substantial remedy
for the evils that caused the call Of
the Convention.
We do not desire TO see too much
experimental patching and tinkering
with the Constitution, but such parts
as have worked we'll in practice
should be retained. The objection.
uDic features OF the present should
be removed OF properly modified and
others substituted for them.
The great object Of the Conven.
tion is to arrange and equalize tho
representation, in such manner that
every tree citizen Of the State will
have an equal weight IN the Legisla-
ture Of the Slate. This should be
The primary, leading aud controlling
CT the members.
Equa! representation is q question
on which there should be no COM
promise, and the utmost care should
be taken 10 secure it, and to provide
mat il shall be kept so.
The Convention would act wisely
n not making many changes, but On
y 10 correct such parts as have work.
ID evil in practice, or are decidedly
wrong in principle. To effect the
Of the Convention, to do good
md prevent evil, the very best tai
,nts OF the State should be employ
ID: it will not be a large body; its
will not be tedious, and our
irst lei can afford 10 spend o short
me in this important and RESPONSE
Die Assembly. The people should
nos, carefully avoid the noisy parti.
the pc, house politician, the nan
who relies on dram shop influence
md low eiectioneeIing arts for sue
less. All such should be discarded,
md men of high moral reputation
true dignity Of character should
selected. Demagogues should be
carefully discarded by the people,
md eve v man who goes into that
Convention should divest himself Of
lis prrjudices, and enter upon his
with n full determination to de-
.ote his utmost energies to the forma.
ion of a Constitution that will BE-
ruly Republican, il its chsracts.:-
hat will promote the public good.
nd be satisfactory TO the people.
The making Of the fundamental
iws should 10, be trusted 10 expert
leDiers, bu, should be a work Of the
,most caution and pruden, discre-
on. This is a subject that merits
,e careful attention OF the people,
II should excite no ordinary de-
rec ST interest.
Democratic banner., 1845-04-19

think your table shows any disposition
on the part of the legislature TO give The
new counties any very great preponder-
ance. But we do think the Banner is
either ignoranty or willfnlly, grossly
mistakeh.-[Mo Journal.
Thank you Saubones for the compli-
ment which You have paid us. Had
one of acknowledged talent and learn.
ing have applied the epithet TO us, per-
haps we should have been ruffled in
temper, but coming from those notori-
ously Lacking themselves, we mast bear
rs well as we can, the charge of being
"ei,her ignorantly OF willfully, grossly
mistaken" We cannot promise to fol-
low Deputy Sawbones Of the Journal.
through all the jargon and twattle, with
which he has filed one whole Column Of
his paper; simply because it is evidently
an :ttempt on his part TO raise a lem
pest, but a glorious failure for want Of
force. And further, because it is scat
tered over too much ground. We say
all that can reasonably be said about tbs
subject, when we reiierate What we said
last week. That with us. there certain
ly were objections to The bill; bat the
idea of pleasing a whole State was pre-
posterous. No sensible man could ex-
pect it, and that this whole controversy
was nothing but a mighty effort on the
part Of Saw bones, Of the Journal, To
make capital out of his stock in trade,
which is exceedingly slim. They could
jnst; Y and applaud the District Bill of
Gen. Wilson, on the ground that 1.-The
boundaries of the State, the course o.
the Missouri river, and the manner in
which this portion is settled, render
it impossible 10 do otherwise, and pay
any regard 10 the common interests of
the people"
In the name OF God in the name o!
in the name of all that is holy!
render unto Cesar the things which
are Caesars" We dc not claim for our
DR.. Welborn, infallibiiity.-
Like other men, doubtless, he has his
If any grievous Sin he has COM
the sovereigns Of the land will
him for that sin, by visiting upon
their censure. The Edit
ors seem. 10 have thrown aside the Char
,cteristic candcr Of the men, and 10
have substituted low aid party slang,
'or argument, and an ~ungenerous i'm
Of Welborn's motives for
.ogic. "TempestuOus 80 blast the
Of republican government
'basely submitted tool" etc; dance
through this whole editorial in al the
maze Of nonsensical confusion. II re-
No great depth Of erutiIion TO
make sounding charges unbacked& um-
Imported BY n single icta Of proof.
The Journal says DR.. We!born has
,asely submitted himself 10 DC the tool
# a selfish and corrupt party" Upon
What authority, upon what evidence
loes the Journal make this sweeping
Is il his stern and unhending
devotion TO republican principles, and
is ,houghrongh hatred of every prin-
ipie OF Federalism, which has brought
lpon him the fierce assaults of a parti- :
AN press, aud the sobriquet Of "tcol."
such unjust. ungenerous and wanton at
acks upon the motives aid views of
man, in any station, whom the OBJ :
ect with which these assaults are n ade. !
so evident, will elevate any man in
he public estimation. Once more 10
he breach Sauboacs. ,
A fine boGy of CHALK has been re- :
Democratic banner., 1845-04-19

An animated contest is going on in
Rhode Island, for the office Of chitfExe-
cu,ive Of the State. The contest there
is not for Wing or Democrat, but the
war cry is Liberty or slavery, Dorr or
Anti Dorr.
Democratic banner., 1845-04-19
singular CURE FOR THE He.nxez

singular CURE FOR THE HEADACHE.
i had q violent headache, which
the captain undertook TO cure and he
certainly succeeded. He made me
SIT down, seized hold OF my eapnt.
and, placing a thumb on each of nv
temporal arteries. pressed them IN
Democratic banner., 1845-04-19

u Better mind how you deal in hal
ser' before you know how to use them;
might get caught.-Mo. Journal.
Don't deal in The article, neighbors-
OUT we know where some ought to be
disposed Of. If the Journal men are
mol good at guessing, let them look into
their glasses.
Democratic banner., 1845-04-19

The following gentlemen compose the
Cabinet Of Gov. Edwards
F. H. Martin, Secretary Of State;
William Munroe, Auditor; Attorney
General, B. F. S,ringfellow, Treasurer,
Peter e. Glover; Register, G. w. Hus-
ton.
Democratic banner., 1845-04-19
The last Farewell.
EMMETT AND HIS LOVE-.

Twas the evening of a lovely dav
the last day of the noble and ilI.fa.
ted Emmet. A young lady stood a,
the castle gate and desired admit.
lance into the dungeon. She was
closely yelled. and the keeper could
not imagine who she was. nor why
one o. such proud bearing should be
a supr'icnnt at the prison door,
However he granted the boon-led
10 the dungeon, opened the massive
r2n door. then closed it ngain. and
tho lovers we're alone. He leaned
agains, the prison wall with down
cast head, and his aims Sere folded
across his breast. Gently she rsised
the veil from her face, and En,met
ture'd to gaze upon all that earth
Contained for him-ths girl whose
SUNNY brow in the days OF boylIood
had been his polar star the maiden
who had sometimes made him think
1.-The world wa. always sunshlne."-
The clgnkinF OF the heavy chains
sounded ike a death bell TO her ears,
and she "epi ike a ci:iid. Emmett
said bn, little, yet he pressed her
warmly 10 his bosom, and their feel
lngs held a silent meeting-such a
meeting. perchance, as is held in hea-
ven, only there we part no MORE
In a low voice he besought her not
TO '"reet him when The cold grave
received his inanimate body. He
spoke of bv-ron. davs-,he happy
hours Of childhood. when his hopes
we're bright and elorious--and con-
cluded By requesting her sometimes
10 visit the places md e. that
we're ta'iowed 10 his memory from
the DAYS Of his infancy; and should
the world pronounce his name with
scorn ard contempt. he PRAYED SIZE
would sill cling 10 him when oil 9th
ers should forget. Harkl the church
ell sounded. and he remembered the
hour OF execution. The turnkey
entered. and after dashing the tears
from his eyes. he separated them
from their long embrace, and led the
lady from the dungeon. Al the en-
she turned. and their ewes
'net-they could not say fare we'll
the door swung on It's hinges. and
parted forever. No net forev.
err Is there no heaven?
At sunrise next morning Re suffer.
ed glorlously--a martyr TO his COM
.rY,
Democratic banner., 1845-04-19

Il PINES H. sHrlros, Esq, of St.
Charles county, has been appointed, by
The Gov. Inspector Of the State Tobacco
Warehouse at St. Louis
Democratic banner., 1845-04-19

II When were Clay and Ray coun-
ties organized Mr.. Banner?-- Missouri
Journal.
In eighteen hundred & "go 10 sleep"
See revised code. When was Capt.
Sym's hole discovered, Mr.. Sapbonesl
Democratic banner., 1845-04-19

There has been a regular ..hars IN"
between the Statesman and the Democrat.
aupes.
Democratic banner., 1845-04-19

0Thc Frankfort Yeonan says
that the Hon. 7. F. Marshall viii be
a condidate for Congress in the Fay
ette District,
Democratic banner., 1845-04-19

~ The average receipts of the
Globe newspaper for the last fifteen
years are said 10 Eavs been $780,.
GOO per annum.
Democratic banner., 1845-04-19
And ~one--o'er the myrtle showers,
Its leaves bv son winds famed;
She faded mics, Italian flowers,
The last Of that fair bspd.n

She faded mics, Italian flowers,
The las; Of that fair band"
Twas in me land of I.aly--what
a magnificent srene! A pale cmati-
Htrd gil lay upon her bed Of death.
Oh! 1t was hard Tor her to die, far
from ZONE, IN this beautiful land.
where flowers bloom perennial. and
The balny air comes freely to the pi
n'nE soul. Oh Ho--her star was set!
! he brightness of her dream had IA
ded--her heart w:s broken. What
lie have heen formed on earth
close burning ties what is more heart.
rendlng and aconizing TO the spirit,
Than 10 find at last the beloved n
Fnafched away. and all our love is
gwen to"a passing flower" Enough,
SIZE died the betrothrd Of Robert En-.
met, the lovely Sarah Curran. tn
" contains her last remains--its
breathe their fragrance over
her grave. and the lniling tones Of the
Shepherds lute sounds q requirem to
her memory.
Democratic banner., 1845-04-19

A fine body of Chalk has been re-
Gently discovered on the Usage river,
in MaTgan county, in this State.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-12
REMOVAL.
FRENCH DYEING ESTABLISHMENT IN

LOHLFIN, French Dyer, on the other
side of the bridge, South Wheeling, second
door from Il + Kelley's Store, returns his crate
iul thanks To his friends and customers, for their
forn e tarurs, and respectfully informs them
mat ne has added TO his establishment import
ant and, IN France, newly discovered improve
rablllty to the colored stuiis, without injur.ng
them.
He feels perfectly confdeRtto give every salts
iacu2n, and hopes therefore, Tor the continuance,
of a liberal patronage. oct24
SOUTH WHEELING DOMESTIC CALICO
~ FACTORY f LOULEIN, would respects
i"liy MORN s'orekeepers in this city. and citizens
generally. that he is now ready fr printing Do
nestle Blue Calicues. in connection with his
French Dying establishment. aud he trusts TO give
the same satisfaction in tins branch, that lac has
rendered la his old business. jun 4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-12

hiIt, has just received from New York
- fhilnd-iIhia and Baltimore, an unusu.u,I
,n'ke shd '-auiiiul stock oi Fashionable Full and
winter Goods. new styles and new p,ice.
,ts''ng spent several weeks ia The Eastern cite.
and attended ell the auctions, aud there sel,c,eJl
INV s'o'k oi etods at The loves, rales for cA.H. I
'eei Vel assured that ! can Oficr my old custo,ner,
~" % p"olo IN general much cheaper Bargain,
man "ihet house West Of the Niounia Ms.
~" - 'he time Tor Gentlemen to replenish iLei,
""'u't"tes. Cold weather is insi approaching
when sli will iud il essentially NECESSARY :, b.ys
a enod supply o Waiter clo,h,ns.
ishins into consideration The hardness of he
u'nes. hive i0ken unusual pnin. 10 purchase n,I
oo"us much cheaper than ! have ever donc before
inc i'ci 'ha' my Customer, Invariably pay me M,
CASH. enables me 10 make my purchases Tor co.b a,
my own ptce; therefore I am able 10 sell far chean,
or nan ever. Aud how as I .,ill intend To ,ell
"ooOS on mo pay down principle. I have no hes.
''H''on ~ saying thai can give better bargains than
any e''aol'shmeni IN this or nry other city.
CLOTHS. CASSIMEREs. 6c-My y,ocL con.
'i'is IN part OF Black, Blue Black, Brow n, Pomn. In.
visible Green and other Fnncy cnlored Broad
S,o'h' beautiful style. from 81 lc $40 pr yd. French
Lhelish oud america m double milIed and twilled
'h"'y shd plain csssINFRts, Of tn, sc n very latc,
assortment now styles and remarkably chcap prjce.
from so Gems 10 81. $50 rs OF Ca..iner,s sil col.
ore. qualiii's md prices. from thirty cents 10 ON,
""'"'' fiiol and Beaver Cloths Of ell colors an,
q%ualitss.
NsTiNCS-My stock Of ves,ing. !, large nm,
oeauliinl; all entire new styles and very a urnhl,
patterns. such n fg'd velvei. Wooden Velvet. Me
hhn. While. Maneilles and various olher kinds.
Mdt"'"9U aud Iioubsdour Blankets of surerio
qu0'ine'i a splendid article Of HEAVY EEDS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-12
CALICO

LEWIS SflFEL. informs his friends and
" I. customers, Merchants. and ci,izcns generally
that he continues he above hnstnr,s ON Man
STREET. Opposite BEyMER's TAVERN, where he
soiIclIs a sha'- oil public patronage The superior.
ny OF his Caiicoes over any other of the hind mnn.
nfaciured M The Union. has been known for many
years throughout The surrounding country, whe 70
ihoy are universally known as The WHEELING
BLUES, lie has on hand n large stock of hi,
goods Of the best quality. made Oh now and FASH
'o"nhle patterns, winch he Will sell WHOLESALE or
RETAIL at lhe lowest prices. tmong hIs stock or
mnde 10 order viii he ionnd. PIECE CALICOES
BED SPREADS. HANDKERCHiEFS, &c. of the
hnndsnmcst patterns and styles.
lie mas now on hand almost every variety of
ne" AID handsome patterns. ond he can insure
Nirtchnhis "Lo wish mu>lIns stamped, Thai they
VIII Ind II Ia Their AL vaniage is give him n call NJ
he i iuily prepared To execute all orders with Inc
utmost heainess aud despatch. and as low or lower
wa" lneV can be Zone anywhere else west Of The
mountains.
niSays use such stock ns needs mn d,oss;ns
nnd | therefore put none on my goods. The pubIic
may resi- assured Ih0i goods from, my establishment,
nave no glnzihg or Suffering IN them, and will
always wear as handsome as hey appear when
purchased.
DYEING,
IN SILK. WOOLLEN, AND COTTON-The
subscriber also Informs The rubIic I'm, h. novs
Strict attention To The above branch Of his business
and having made great i'm provemenl in lis cst,b.
h'hH eat within The last year. he Is now prepared
10 give The n'si beautiful colors and fnish To- s,lk.
"o"lIen or cotton goods or garments for ladies and
gentlemen.
1eh'Iemen'sC Clothes secured and colorcd wiihon,
ripping Merchants crn have Silk, Wooden or Me
rno Goods handsomely colored
Please call md you will find his pric.. mod .,s,e
and work well done. J LEWIS STlFFI.
aug 81 3m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-12
MENDEL 4 HARBOUR,
FURNITURE, UPHOLSTERY
LOOKING GLASS WARE ROOMS;
No. l43 MAIN STREET,
WHEELING, VA.

TUNIiEY KEEP constantly on hand. a very er.
- tonsive assortment Of superior Mahossny,
French aud Grecien Cfairs; Kicking chairs. Sofas.
Pier and card Tables; Dressing Bureaus. Belsiesds.
Toilet Stands, assorted sizes; together with every
other article Of the latest style and best finished
Furniture ever offered in this city.
Gilt and Mahogany Framed Looking Glasses Of
every variety and price, Looking Glass Plates of all
sizes. Portrait and Picture Frames on hand and
made 10 order.
Upholstery Ware: consisting OF Feather Beds.
Bolsiers and Pillows. Hair. cotton. Hu,k. Spring
and Straw Ma,Irasses; Blankets. Quilts, comforts
Sacking Bottoms. Oil cloth covers. Floor-cloih.
Grass Mats Of oil kinds; together with every other
ariicle.oi Upholstery Ware. ON hand and made to
order. .|I L'
veniiian and Stat Window Blinds; Window
Shades of every variety and color; oil Of which will
be sold at very low prices. and warranted Of the
best quality. Also. MAnoGANY VENEERs. Hair
cloth. VARNisu, Spanish Moss. Mahogany Knobs
Sand Paper. Locks. Hinges. casters. Band TRIM:
MINos. C instantly on hand and sold low for CASH.
W. STEAM BoATs furnished with every ottic,s
OF Furniture al short notice, and on the very he's
terms. sp2T
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-12
CAPS! CAPS! CAPS

has just received The largest and
~ beat assortment of Fur mud CluIh Gays that
has ever been brought To- this market. ~ all uuali,
ties and prices, from l2i cents 10 ~ DOLLARS. con
sisiing as follows.
Super OIer Fur Caps Snper Seal Fur Cap,
Dn NuiriO Fur do DO MUSK Fur 10
d. Clo'h cnp Fur irimed, Super Clo,h Caps.
Fashionable Silk Glazed Caps, Fashionable Purple
Red aid Back Plush Cap; Youths and Ch,drcn's
cnps II great variety. all nj whtch vii he sold cheap.
Call md see. ut No 10 Muntve street.
sep 10 S AVERY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-12
HITS IN C.1PN!
FALL FASHIONS FOR 1915.
>. Nv Elk
No. 10 MONROE STREET,

WHEELING, "a.
E~spECTFULLY announces To his old friends
aud the public IN general. thai hs has navy
%" hand a large and superior stock nj Hats and Caps
OF The late Fall Fashions. comprising all qualities.
shapes and szee. His Hats ere manufactured IN.
der his own immediate superinienJsnce Of The Il.
ne ., materials and ny the best u woTkmen and
will he -o,d Wholesale and R.iai. at price. sr,LI
LOWER han they have bern acred 10 ihis Guy
Those wishing 10 purchase HAS and Caps. will End
It to their advantage To give HIM a call before pur
chasing else Ahere. seq 10 8 AVERY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-12
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
III AT AND CAP STO r.

- nj The Market House.
DARE d IlOGE. are now manufacturing ana
VIII keep constantly ON hand. a large assortment OF
iiATS aud CAPS OF the finest styles. and manu-.
iaciured 'om the hes, materials Bo'h Of MS hrlne
practical Halter, We mako and sup-rin,end m.
making of oil The Has we sell. Our Cap, nre pun.
chased from The most esie rsive Cap Manufacturers
ia ite Eastern Clues, al The lowest prices.
All those an want OF n genuine article and lste,,
American fashion of Hats and Cars. vii, always
md Them At our establishment, which we intend Ia
make known and iolkad OF by all men. from {
good work aud lew prices.
'ep4 DARE Il HOGE, Union 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-12
ROPES. ROpCs.

IliE subscriber has removed HE Cordoge
store 10 he stand formsrly occupied by
STOCK on hand ~ ROpes. Red Cnrdse nd Tw;nse
oi every description. which will be cold low a.,
tash or b%ariered for Beeswax, Ginseng or TIe,
5eeu ~ casn prices The public are respectful.
~ fe9ntsied 10 give him y call before purchss.
sIs.Wbers CHARLES " BERRY.
aus Ay Head Of Water street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-12

q NANDLES.--The subscriber would ,uiorm
~ hrs friends aud The public that he has com.
meneed The manufacture Of MOULD AND DIPPED
CANDLES. made ofpure TALON. which he warror,s
equal To anything of The kind manufactured here or
elsewhere. and he will furnish them wholesale or
cheap as they can be purchased anywhere.
lie would respectfully solicit a share Of public
patronage. Factory in Market Alley, between
MAIN ana Market Streets. M WARREN.
dec 27-IG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-12
{. GOoSMAN. -r
ECONOMY IS WEALTH.
n ESTA BLISu
"a o. ne 1ia1hei House. ~ 81 SIDE. Ihi
dnor 0hnuf InrLti Aim

nm" oboUe hgrket AHeDl
TAILORING AND REPAIRING
no wuul VI not ec.nom,ss wien q email r.,
'uhe can I've saved hy having hr. old clo,be.
'cp'i'u and done over. The suh,cube,s a,re,
themselves that they can clean old clothes onJ 70
p'' mem ~ a superior mannef. They viii al.
'"f' r'ini' Grease, Pdch, Vsrnsh or eny o,b., do,
n"' 81 cloth. SIk. Saun or M, Kind Of WooIcn
H"eds' ohd leave no slams. Faded cnl,r, ,e.,,,.J
Gentlemen hesrote Ia have heir cluibipy ..c,,,J
w account ~ The mouy impUsiufs who min tbc
,!''h ty securing with soap. Csrr,,cc es.t,or.
ti'hgings. PHlpn covcfs. Sof,s. Char C,,.s yv, :
gov ~hangtnes, CafFeis pnd Heauh Yuos dressed
''o made 10 appear os new Lodir. and oeunc,
men give ihfm n call and be convinced that .,m.
'n'"Rs can be done ~ well % oihe,.. Thee ~
a''na DYEING ESTABLISHMENT. eonoec,.d
WIN me henoyniiug Siup.
me materials made use Of IN heir nr,c.,, NJ
,e"''a'ihg and c'eoNing sHpctualIy prevents mo,b.
,''" o's'r"yihg md KIND u Woolen GOOD. Pe,.,,.
having Wo"len Clpthing which ibev intend f. ,s
a'i'e anfIng The summer would do we'll ia have
'"sm nIh ,leensd BY lhIs process.
TAILORING They nfe prepared 10 nah. ~,
~ lhe OesI 'iyle aud latest fashion sl d, ,c,,.n,,,
Oenilohfh's Wearing sppafel. snd .pI,cd a ,h.,o
pnOile patronage. & GOOSJAN
oe'N N srURGISs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-12

CASKS NADER
so Bags Pepper
90 do Pmentos
is Bbis Alum
30 boxes Bunch Raisins
2 bales ) ) Almonds
cases brms,one
cask Blue Vitriol
2barrels , lovcs
200 Mats Cassia
20 boxes Chocolate
ca SIX Chalk
barrel Camphor
10 barrels Camwcod
30 do clipped lockwood
barrel Cream Tartar
s barrels Ground Ginger
ceroons Indigo
cask Lamp Black
Q cases Liquo. Ice Ball
25 kegs Mustard
i.2 barrel Nutmegs
so ba rIels Loaf Sugars,
All inst ceiyed and for sale by
10 CRANGLE & BAILEYS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-12

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pattern. and Bound Ia order.
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with promputudo. JAMES NJ EWING.
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