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The Arkansas banner., 1845-10-29
MIR. FOLKS CABINET-A UNIT.


 The Washington Union is savage upon the Richmond Whig for intimating that there is no great kindness for each other among the members of Mir Folks cabinet, and that Mir. Buchanan, in particular, is the object of ieal- ously and suspicion amongst his ministerial compatriots. The Union does not say anything directly in contradiction of the fact that the cabinet is dreadlully divided, but it merely says the effort thus to ''sow the seeds of leal- ousyn is ridiculous and malignant. Perhaps 1t Is so; but 1t strikes us that 1t would be quite as much the purpose, if the official paper really wishes to deny the existence of this state of things, to do it. IL may be very malignant, and even ridiculous, in the Rich mend Whg to say anything about the dis. sensions prevailing in the executive cabinet and about the ill odor in which the Secreta- " of State finds himself among the members of Mir. Folks official household; but the statement may be very true, nevertheless, anc probable is so.-.N. l. Courier S' Enquirer October 6M
 Not one word of truth it it. What would the IN. Y. Couriern have us to do? Whal the Richmond Whig' We have so often re- lSGlGu llldt lilG Mllpl6 story dOOul QlSSeHSIOllS in the cabinet is untrue, that we consider any repetition of the report to be utterly ''rdicu- lous.n We have before said that the report of discord in the cabinet is lalse-that it was fable. Tine whole story, indeed, is too stale for repetition How can we contradict it. without appearing savage p There is but one word in the language strong enough to express the mendacity of the assertion; but that word is rather too coarse for ''ears po- lite.o Ii we were 10 begin with that species of nomenclature, we should be constantly il the habit of using the word; for never have we seen so many ialsehoods as are propagaied by the Washington scribblers and the whig editors. Let us then say, once for all, that there are no "dissensions m the Executive cabinet'-there is not one of the Secretaries who is in s.ill odorn with his colleagues and surely il Is not the worthy and amiable Secretary whose name is thus rudely thrust upon the country Union.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-10-29
PULASKI COUNTY DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

Last week, upon the suggestion and agree ment of several Democrats, we proposed the FIRsT MONDAY OF DECEMBER NEXT, as the day for the meeting of the Democrats ol Pulaski county, to appoint Delegates to the DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION 10 be held on the 9TH OF JANUARY NEXT.
 We have since received the following com munication from a number of Democrats good and true" Il is gratifying to find the proposition, we.made, meeting the approval ol the people; and we confidently anticipate a full turn out of Democrats on the day mentioned.
 There will be sufficient time between this and the First Monday oi December, for every Democrat in the county to receive notice oi the meeting, especially as we shall issue hand bills containing the notice, and endeavor to circulate them as extensively as possible lis hoped and believed that every De moo at who feels proper interest in pre- serving the harmony, and maintaining the as- cendaacy, of his party, will endeayor to give one day, and attend the meeting.
 To Dr. Borlaad, Ed. of the Bonner:
 SlR-We, the undersigne members of the Democratic party, in Pulaski county, res- pectfully recommend the FIRST MONDAY OF DECEMBER next, as the most appro- priate time for holding meeting of the par ty toappoint delegates to represent PULASKI CouNTY in the Democratic Slaie Convention to be held in Little Rock, on the 9TH OF l.nI..nu 1N1R
The Arkansas banner., 1845-10-29

OrR FIRST PAGE.-We invite attention to two articles on our first page, copied from the "Washngton Union." One is entitled "The Spleen of the English Press" The other is headed ss'Fhe Tariff No. l." They will well repay perusal.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-10-29
From Me Mempkis .4ppeal.


 SOUTHERN LITERARY MEssENGER-We have received our October number of this ex- cellcnti journal, and able advocate ofthe South. Among it's usual interesting variety, we no- tce pre-eminently, an article from the pen of ssIIarry Blun,'' Lieut. NJ. r. Maurv.) to lhe eNlemphis Convention" His subject is divided into various heads, the principal Of which is ''lhe Warehousing System This IS new subject to us-one that has attrac- ted the attention of the country to but lim- tied extent-and one which, as is conclusive ly shown by "llarry BIufl,n Is intimately connected with the most important interests of the South and West. The great oppIes- sions of our present system of duties, Is al- so forcibiv Illustrated. Occasionally has this subject been brought to the consideration of Congress once in 1913, and once in l8l4 the ilst lime, by petition-the latter by the recommendation of ex-Pfesideht Tv- Ter. The petition was referred to the com mittee on Commerce, of which Mr. kenne- dy was chairman, who made an elaborate report against the system, which was, though based on many errors, both in fact and theo- ", still considered so conclusive on the sub feet, that the recommendations of the Pres ident were not noticed among the other sub lects of the message. The veil Is now torn of, and the South will not ''cease her grum- bingn until our present unwise policy is changed, for the more enlightened one re- commended by "Harry Blua.n We shall reprint the article above mentioned, as soon as the state of our columns will permit.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-10-29
FlNcAsrLE, VA, Oct. 3, 1915

FNcAsrLE, VA, Oct. 5, l8I5 Dear Sir-On arriving in Virginia, found the health of my family such, that it will not be prudent for me to start for Arkansas, in time to open my school in Spring Hill on the 10th of Nov. according to my advertise ment l wish you to alter the date of cont mencement from the 10th to the l7th Nov, and also to request the Editor of the Banner to make the same alteration. Believe me respectfully
 Y our oh't servant,
 JOHN ANDERSON.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-10-29

'SpMNG HlLL BOARDING AND DAY ScHooL.'
 By reference to the advertisement Of this School, which has been in our columns for some time past, it will be seen that the day of commencement of its fall session, hereto foreannounced for the 10th, has been changed to the l7h day of .Nouembcr ensuing We make the alteration in compliance with the Following letter recently received by the ed flor of the Gazette, from the Principal of the school.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-10-29

SOUTHERN. LITERARY MESSENGER. The October number of this best of all the Periodicals is just received We intended
 paragraph from our own pen upon its mer- it's, for this number of our paper; but the following, from an able cotemporary, is so much to the point, and presents, in better style than our own, what we would have said,
The Arkansas banner., 1845-10-29

.CARRYING the war into Africa is now rendered." marrying girl with plenty of negroes" N
The Arkansas banner., 1845-10-29

INDIAN suMMER.-This delightful season is now with us. Nothing can exceed the balm of the atmosphere-sulliciently trans lucent to admit the cheering brightness and genial warmth of the suns rays, with jHst enough of haziness to temper their heat and obsiruct their glare. Il imparts enjoyment to the very sense of existence. He must have q bilious heart who could be ill-temper- ed or unhappy in such weather-and his nerves must be of steel, if he would not feel--lust the least bit in the world-indo- lent.
 The HEALTn of our City, and country, continues very good.
 The RIVER is-iniirely beneath ournotice
The Arkansas banner., 1845-10-29

TIE VAN BuREN lNTELLiGENcER was very anxious for a Convention, providcd Gov. Yell was not candidate for reelection We'll, Gov. Yell has, several weeks ago, de- clined reelection, and so informed the In- telligencer. Now the lnteligencer will not say whether it is for Convention or not utitpublishes and endorses communications in opposition to Convention, and against all .oonventions-openly declaring for disorgaai- satioa, indeed But no matter. The Democ- racy will hold their Convention and get along very we'll without the lntelligencer. The Wings are welcome io all the advantage they can derive from the dsorganizing course of that print. Il is now known for what il is worth--and can do no harm.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-10-29

CoMpLiMENT,-The pro lem editor of the "Memphis Enquirer,n in noticing our e. cent eastigaton of himself, utlers simple truth, unnteniionaly perhaps, which implies the highest compliment he could pay us. He says@"But as Gen Borland is we'll known herc,it is unnecessary for us to make any re- ply" Truth-every word of t, and deserves our thanks. In consideration of il, we have somewhat changed our opinion of this pro lem editors case At first, we deemed him in need of cups, blisters and mercurials; to be followed with d liberal course of the Pule
 Isianai cum Cof1i. Granafi. But us he is, evi- dently, not so "bad'' as we took him to be, mild course of .4nihelmiaticS-as the Pink Root, or the Uorm-seed will, we appre- hend, effect cure of him. Let it be tried
The Arkansas banner., 1845-10-29

SWAT is money p An exchange answers -'.it is dcac in the morning, and mist atnight.'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-25

VNtiiEY KEEP constantly on hand. avery er.
"a tensve assortment Of superior Mahogany.
French aud Grecian Ctairs; II cking chairs, Sofas,
Pier aud card Tables; Dressing Bureaus. Bedseads.
Toilet Stands, assorted siles; together with every
other article OF the latest style and best finished
Furniture ever offered IA ihis city.
Gill and Mahogany Framed Looking Glasses OF
every variety and price. Looking Glass Plates of oil
sizes. Portrait and Picture Flames Oh hand aud
made 10 order.
Upholstery Ware: consisting OF Feather Beds
Bols,ats and Pillows Hair. cotton. Hu'k. Spring
aud Straw Mattresses; Blankets. Quilts, comforts.
| Stacking Bottoms. OIL cloth covers. Floor-cloh.
Grass Mats Of all kinds; together with every other
! article .ol Upholstery Ware. on hand aud made ~
order
| Veni,nn and Stat Window Blinds; Window
Shades of every variety and color; all Of which will
! be sold at very low prices. and warranted OF the
best quality Also. MAHOGANY VENErRs. Haar
cloth. VARSisn. Spanish Moss. Mahogany Knobs
! Sand Paper Locks. Hinges. casters, BLIND TRiM
MISos instantly on hand aud sud low for CASH.
gS' STEAM BoATs furnished win every article
OF Furniture at short ruuce. aud On the very he's
| terms sep 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-25
REMOVAL.
FRENCH DYElNG rs ESTABLISHMENT IN

| q LOHLEIN, French Dyer, on the other
side OF the bridge, South Wheeling, second
door from + Kelley's Store, returns his CRATE
full thanks 10 his friends and customers, for their
for ner taTdrs, and respectfully informs them
that he has added TO his establshmcn import.
ant and, IN France newly discovered improve
ments. lie gives mora Ustre, ncatuess and du.
them.
lie feels perfectly copfideRtto give every salts
fncuon, and opos therefore, for the continuance
OF hOerdl patronage. oct "a
cOUTH WHEELING DOMESTIC CALICO
~ FACTORY + IOIiLEIN. would respect,
l"iiy inform sorekeepers in this city. and citizen
generally. thai he is now ready fcr printing ID,
1esiIc Blue Calicpes. in connection with his
French Dying establishment. and he lruss 10 give
the same satisfaction in This branch thai he har
rendered in his Old business. jun
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-25

VtRGINIA-lS cHANcERY AT rules held
m tie CLERKS ofIice of the Circuit Superior
Cour 4 Law and chancery iur the county OF Ohio
.ie month at September lS45.
Hnchnriah cob. Complainant.
against
George Loop and John Sexton. Defendants.
The Defendants nj having entered their appear
nee and given security according TO The act OF As.
emily aud the rules of this count and it appearing
" satisfactory p'onf that they are inhabitants OF
he commonwealth of V,rgmin-On motion Of com.
hannnl by counsel.n IA ordorcd that the said de.
eudanIs do appear here at rules 10 he held in tho
e',rk's Office oi tbs court, on the FIRST hiosduy in
December next aud answer the sud complanani's
'lll and that cory of This order he forthwith in>
'erod ~ some newspaper printed in the. city Of
Wheeling iut two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted
A. Tho front door of The Cout house Of Ohio county
copy ieste. ALEX II LAiDLEY. clerk
& + sep l6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-25
CORNER OF MAIN AND MONROE sTREEES 81
~ RICE hN' j." received Gom New Yorg

az h'L. bss j's' received ftam New YorE
-. fInisdt Lu sod H.iurut.. az unjust,
.a's' Md 'tstiu,d ,tush ui ti.hbnablv fau aud
"inief t'"fs u"N ail Be-. and h,,, ptit,s
u''i"G stcuts"t Cr4l N,eh. iu tho r,.t.tn elite,
ana alehd'J MI lie 5uciuty. and ih,rc ..Itc!r,
any ''"' "i s'rds ~ he lowes, tnies iut ca A. I
l'ei yell a.'uted Tia, can vact ny old custoner.
aud the public ,n scncral much cheaper Bafra,u.
than O'hef house W, It of tho Moun,a ns
Now Is Ito TINE tor G.ul.em,n iu r.nlsui,h u,i,
Wnfd.rules. Cold weather 70 in,, nrp,o,ch,ne
when "Ii viii ii'd 4, essentially necessary - Lav,
g"d supply oi Winter slolllng
Ttaius into consideration The hsrdne>s q, n.
umts hate i0k.u unusual pstn. iu purchaSe IN,
6'"'uS much cheaper than have ever lrno b,f 70
Ia" I'oi ihii NV cus'uu -, invariably psy ire IA,
cA'ii. enables ~" 10 hnkr ny purchases tor c,.h n
nay own priCr, uCrsu Sm nhis lee sell iar ,h,.t,
e' 'hHn ever Mad how a. 1 iil inieud To ,,l
"Co)S on The pII down principle have no he's
'h""" ms'yns 'ha' can give better hnrsuns thai
any establishments in IIns "r siy ,ih.r ouy.
CLOTHS, CAsSiNEREe. &o-My stock con
'iSs IN rSri 81 B.a,k. Bloc Black. Blown, Pumr. H.
visible Green aud other FrIcv cnlor.d prus,
,oh' htn"tliul styles from 81 Il, $40 prJd. Fench
Englth nud .mefit an double mll,d ard iwilI,e
nancy and PLAIN cassiM'nts, # IN 80 q very lnrr,
assortment ncw S,l, amt :, matkahiy CHEAP urice.
from so Gems loS 81. 1903 Cassincus all col
ois. quaiIios aud prices. trm thirty cents to on,
u"'ief' fiol aud BoaV,i C.oils u all Coots an,
qualiue-
VtSrINGS-riy stock nj ve.,ines is lnree an,
he' niIIul; MI entire new style. and very durabl,
inii'ri' such % fgd Velvet. WOODEN Velvet, Me
rino. Whiie. Mafsriiics aud various Other kind,
Na'Ai"a~ and Toabadoay Blanket, OF superio
q"aIiiie'; splendid arieie Of HEAVY EEUS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-25

ID ECElvED from New York. Ph,lat clphia and
Ma B,l,imore. large and general assortment
oi Grocer e.. which " ~ be dipOs,d Of on tie most
favorable terms. consisting ia part OF the following;
800 sacks prime kio Coiicc
so bags Java do
SO do Alspice and Pepper
90 btls Loaf Sugar
200 boxes Tn Plate cross
do double Grass
$500 Brazier's and shee,iug Copper
1000 lbs Ba'ca Tn
rs chests V II Tea
50 cailys GunpowJci ond Imperial Tea
100 hhds n y Sugar
$50 brs do Molasscs
200 Kegs Nails assorted sizes
5000 lbs Cotton Yatns escorted 10
SO boxes Raisibs
SO boxes Cavendish Tobacco. DssOriod ) 6 1.
II is and pound Jumps
so Kegs Twist Kentucky
100 duz Buckets
5000 lbs Cheese
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-25
CALICO PRINTING.

= LEWIS SrlFEL, iu.orms his irends and
% customers, Merchants aud ci,izens generally.
STRrET OPP sue Bk Ss EET9es IN Mas
'ohci'S share OF public patronage The snnefior.
NY "i las Callcncs over any other of The Kind man
uiaciurod VA The uuiOn. has been known for many
years Throughout The surrounding Cu;IuIrv, whs re
tn nre universally known as he WHEELING
BLUE lie has on hand a lagc stock al he
goods of Tie best Gun'iiy. mode Of new. and FASH
'"uah'e P''icTn-. winch he wall sell WHOLESALE or
RtTAiL. II" Tie lowest prices. \mong h,s stock or
mnde ." order viii he found. PIECE CAkICOES
BtD SVEEADS IfhNDRERCNEFS &c,oi Inc
hands 'TneSi patterns and styles
liz has now on hand nnusl every variety of
ne" nnd iandscme pG,icrn9 nnd he can a, sure
Nr"hanis wLo wish mu-Ins stamped that they
VIII find II In their advantage Ia give him cali ~
he l. inily prepared execute all orders with the
niinosI deafness aud despatch. aud az iow or lower
than they can be doue any where e.e west OF the
mountains.
a. Sals use such stock "a needs M dressing
ana therefore PAT none on my goods The puplic
NAY '6t' assured lint gnnd, irrm NV establishment,
f"'e 10 e'ozrg ~ suhruIns IN them. aud will
always wear 10 handsome us they appear when
rutchas Ell.
DYEITG.
IN SILK, WOOLLEN. AND COTTON The
.nbscuhcr also inform, tho ,uhic ,hnr he pa,s
sfi"l attention 10 the above branch of nis business
and having made great iIs provemcnt in his slab.
i>hn ehi within The lat ycar, he !. now pfepated
to give he NEST beautiful colors and finish To silk.
"Oolien or COLON g. Ods garments Tor ladies AID
ccnlltmcn
Gcndenen's Clashes roured and cnlored without
nppng Merchants O. II have Silk, Woulen or Me
rno Goods handsomely colorrd
Please call ond you will iiI,d his prices moderate
nrd WORK well done. J LEWIS STlFEL.
aug 81 3n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-25
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
III 4 n n Id q 4 u GIO n

II \ 4 y II Z n q q.
n On Union ,lr 81. near ths Soul nd It
81 Of The Mlrkei House. -
DARE & IlOCE, are now manufacturing and
nj. keep scnsieully ~ hur5. lars, assortment OF
HATS AID CAPS of The finest styles. and mann.
Iaciurcd nom tie hest mslCtinls Bo'h al us being
Practical llaiitrs. we make aud snpeIlniehd the
making of all the llas We sci. Our Caps nre put.
chased 'r'm The extensive Cap Manufactured.
IA he Eastern CiHes, OF the lowestpriccs.
~ those ca want of genuine 6uicle and scsi
Arseo'cIR fashion ul Hats and Care wills always
find them at our establishment. which we intend To-
make known and slkad OF 10y all men. from
good work ard lew prices.
sopI DARE & liOGE. Unicn St.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-25

ed CASKS MADDER--
90 Bags Pepper
90 do PImenios
Is Bbls Alum
81 boxes Bunch Naisins
bales ) ) Almonds
cases DrimstOne
cask Blue V,triol
Barrels , lcyca
30l Nsts Cassia
% boxes Chocolate
cask Chalk
burrel Camphor
10 barrels CamwCod
30 do Clipped ogwood
barrel Cream rHrtdr
barrels Ground Ginger
ceroOns Indigo
cask Lamp Black
cases L'quo.Ice Ball
IS kece Mustard
10 barrel Nutmegs
80 barrels Loaf sugars.
All inst ceiyed and TO. saleby
~ 10 ORA NfT r. & pAII,EY :
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-25
HITS .E.qE2 C.gPSy
FALL FASHIONS ron islJ

UEiEELI.NU IA
EN ESrEC TFuLlY onunuuce, Ia h.. "ld itleuds
E "a ,pi th. pu'iir az gouct,l u,aI IL. h,- noN
uu hand lrge srd supctot stock 80 Hats and Cap,
ct me l,ie t,i Fa,huns. composing alt qualities.
shapes an! 10. It's lia. re manufactured an
der hs pNn innrdric Spcrini,rjauce, 81 tie e
nest materials ai' hy the hest Il workman aud
" u w. sod Wholesale aud Reial. n pric,s still
LOWER tk.n ihey hsvc hc'u frted ~ Ihis ciiy
Tn-- vi-h,ng 10 purchase HAS aud Caps. w,il find
% o. 'heir ndNan'rge H. give han can b.'urc prt
chustng c,seAhrtc. sly 10 5 AVERY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-25
nm, FLE,INC & uuNIER
a X. kOtFS TONIC AND ANTl.DfSPEP-
Tic PILLS -Thia Medcnc has been

X. kOtF1S TONIC AND ANTlDYSPEP-
- TIC PILLS. This Medicine has been
known to the public for tho last twenty yesrs. and
has obisined considerable celehriy rs remedy for
Dyspepsia. Experience has shown these Pills 10
he the best family Medicine that can he used
Thoy operate gently purgn,iYe. p'nd,eing nei.
ih,r sickness nor debility. They can be used al all
mss by persons of all ages. without regard TO diet
drink. or exposure To wet and cold.
As an Auii-biliou, medicine, every person using
Them viii soon become satisfied OF their superior
efficacy. There has been issued a pamphlet &c
he had Of the Agentsl in vhich is set forth more
fully Tho nature and operation OF the medicine, to-
geiher with some Of tho diseases In which II ID
most applicable.
The proprietors have boen compelled 10 alter the
form OF the wrappers enclosing their P,lls. owing
10 the many counter.i,s that have been distributed
All persons purchasing are requested 10 he wei
| satisfied they are genuine For sale by PRYOR &
PAUL.. Druggists, Wheeling. Va. Gen raj Agents
! for the Projectors. iy %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-25

HAVE .remoyei lbeir E,abli,hn cp,to ,hei,
>eW 81 ltk Boi ding, cast side of MAR
htI =. few q ofs hriow The Post Cm,e
where hey have supplied themselves with =
srw snd large Engine anil other hvlufc Ter
l1clf business, m superior Style.
They carry IN the House and STEAM.
30 I PLU MBlNG IN nll ;is branches
nv move cont lnuy On nd EIvd.a,.fs of
'a'I"n> re>crI 'i1n. harefS KeItlps. waisrcl,s.
els, bath roo bot and cold shower batb. -.
'"Il' Ter bie'ch'ng, chsnlcat opp rttu,. ,r
ca ihh., raeoi bath Pumps. lcaa rI,ics OF ,iis,,.
s. ~teet lead O' any thickness and Vork,d rr
40 oy manner ol iOini.
Na'tr conducted through lsa1cn ptres from,
sIrngN 10 t"e'i1g houses in me country.
Also TER PuMPS dued 40 TO order.
LEATHER HOSE.
gfD.s &c. &c. @'
a I ori,r,, t.ank'o''y received and puncru
My attended ip
StFfT POWER.
For n7noiacIFilry gJtf a-es can tssut-l.l
io several ar't.iliina' -. mte!au,. =. no
Z soy 10 'hyi hsiAmg, % 90 ,ss F,srat
- VefT 'Dcdr's's tsai.
WhrclrR. Fob 70 -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-25
READY MADE oLcTHxNa.

1" tcsfd 10 ms branch Ui tie business | mus
"asi. avn Tailor 10y profession, have worked
II the tade Tor hil.on years. the .cfrre am nhle
md 4" cut my own en'hjrg oud make them M.
ga neacr and cheaper 81, lc than any oher sslnh.
,hshmeni m the cav. Il is useless for those thai
'nry an The business Rrd trL ainrs thcrn,elv,.
o attempt cnmpsu ION or Ready Made Clothing.
/ have "a large assortment, a. ipiiuv,.
Black. Blue, E,own Ohte aud Invisible Green
FF"cS AID piCss coats; Beaver cloth Box and ovet.
coats, Pilot c'Uih Ovor-cuats MuoAjuaw nnd Ttnu-
| 'sd"uf Blanket dn. 10 d0, cassinvit 4 .
rwccds de: Jeans 10, OF a | ,iacs.
| have on hand an 90, ellcni assortment II rlain
tud fancy esssir.se Pani.. black and blue cloth
lfunis lined = very desirable nu3clt, aud any quan
l,i'y OF cassnei Pans a. M sizes and prices Jean
lnnd Tweed Pans oi all sizes aud prices.
Five hundred vSsls. ombrociI z every style nnd
Ilnnliv.
Shirts. Wrappers. Drawer, collars. Bosnms Stocks
iGl"ve'. Fine and Fancy Silk aud Snun Scarf, Sin
iidks of oil culurs nLd aurl'I,s Together with many
nher ariielo' usually found ia cluIhirg stores
la Icusion. my old cu,irmers and the public
generally invited ~ ,oH aud cxnmine my stock
Ia considerations Tor ,he LIBERAL patronage heretofore
Slendcd TO me. | have pur, hascd q Iorg.r Sto,k
aud tHer ihom al CHEAPER ANTS Ihau have cyti
lone bc fore
Recollecl The cheap cash eh'hms store II
$ RICE.
oct conner Of Main & Mono So.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-25

Blank Books of every description. Ruled to any
pattern. and Bound To order.
Periodicals.. Music. &c bound IN a neat and du-
iaoie Style Old Books rebound. Librenes repaired
&c.
Orders from any part Of the country attended To
with prompiiude. JAMES NJ EWING.
an Stt