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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-04
STATE or Quo, BRowN COUNTY.
SUPREME CouRT.
Lewis Martin : t'
ofIt vs.. 7-4.rtt ChanehYyy &. .hhEa

In pursuance Of an order made in this cause
at the- Last March term Of said Court. tbe com.
plainant, on the 2Ist day OF February msTt.
win proceed with the Surveyor of said county to
surveyrthe land and premises In controversy viz
In making the survey under said order ths par.
ties will meet at the beginning corner Of mia
premises atthe hour of9 O'Clock Al. M. and
will continue from day to day between the
hours Of 9.O'clock a. NJ. ana s O'Clock 2 Nj
till the survey is completed. .,ss,
ewl aelpsah ss DAVID g. DEyoRE, Sol'r.
bQgc uug foy Complainant,
( January O. le45. .sa .sss .
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or We lelrn by passengers that ar
rived here on the NJ 3 Swif'sure, that
the new steam boat Meteor, Cap. Stout,
struck snag at the foot oH'rhe Sisters
and sunk. She was loaded with tobac
CO. Shs was immedia,ely raised, and ar.
rived al Wheeling and discharged part Of
her freight in damaged condition, aud
his since arrived at our landing.-Pitls.
bu4gh Age, 20lh ut,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-04
! Road Notice

Apetition will be presented to the Commis-
missiopers Of Brown County AZ their next ses.
sion praying for the extension nf county road
commencing at Henry Hankinsa ford. thence
Up thessas 81 Bank &c lhe East Fafk to JsequSt,s
Saw Nil thence crossing ihs race bslow he
said Saw Mill, thence erossipq tie Fasf Fsh
below the mill dam. thence t1 the lfns Fl saml
nel Cgawer and Kerssd .sheaes with said lire
to the Milford snd ChtIlcokhs Turnpike rekd.
January IL, ko45.
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Administer having preached very long
sermon. as was his custom, some hours
after asked q gentleman his aprObaiion
Of Il; he replied that, "'Twas very
good, but it spoiled goose worlll'two Of
il.n
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-04
HAMER & JOHNSTON.
For the Petitioners
Jew David's, or Hebrew
Plaster. j.

L. ldSLeH.
NHIStI becoming Que of the most nonu,.-
medicines now before the public. For re-
moving all seated pains,such asRhnmatis !nnin
IN 'ne oack Slde,or breast, it has no equal In The
t,' @ou. ~ Is also eihcaeious in removing wens,
.unnos' co.ns' @c. Re co not design to pua
1nls medicine with old itious Certificate. h,,t
viii simply mention few recent ca,e,. Ssrs 1,
has eltecte CUES.
1ur. Sloan, ofZanesville, after bavinv sursr.5
WIN rheumatism for "ine years, was cured by
using the Hebrew Plaster,
'ut Anderson Of Putnam, was troubled for
long time with fame back, occasicned bv over
hitting, and was cured by using this plaster. NJ
A man (namenot recoleeted )of Gratio,. !,
plaster. s
The following certificate from Mr.. WoritIl
us u few days since:
Messrs Comstock & Co.--DUring last wi t,i
ndspring, was so troubled with paip IN INV
Oreast,as 70 render me unfit for he duties nrtbs
ONCE; and hearing your lew Dayid's or HeGrs1
PLASTER, highly recommended. for similar gases.
was induced to give il trial | had wn,r =
plaster on my breast but short time vhen nh
pin left me,and was enabled again to en- a..
IN the duties of the Office. My sister ro.i III.
IN Steubenvtlle hasalso received much benef9
from its use. JAP. Worsrr,'
MassiiOn, Nov. II, '43,
Messrs. Comstock Co:-Laa Spring I ~,
afflicted with oeakness IN my back, accom-, nisi
with a severe pam in my side, for which i @..i
your Hebrew Plaster, and take pleasurs ! ~.
ting that received immediate relieffrom i, ,vI
eheerfully recommend its use 10 all similn,Iv
afflicted. DIR. ATAWATT%
MassIlon, November 9th. ls43. q
Each box contains sufficient to spreads OtS
Hrge plastors. Price 50 cents por boz. :
Fo sale by James Crawford, Georretov,,
Palmer 4 Campbell, Riplfyj E. w SmI,s
Higgihsport; G. shreeve, Russetyiiie "
wright, nametsvlIie; Knowles & Power r..
man 4 CoNwehOpe, IN b Rig ks Sardinia ! q
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STATE o. ONO, BRowN COUNTY, }
CoORT or CoAMiE PLEAs. I
Lucinda Brown

n Lucinda brown
sa ". Divorce.
And sw J. Brown.
THE petitioner Lueiada Blown on tals day
6led in ths Clerks ofRcs Of said county her
certain pc etilion--prayihg 10 be divorced from
the dsfendeat Andrew J. Brown for the cause ef
wllfll AbsSnce for more tban three years, and
sor other causes, NJ which are fully set forth in
sat,l petition. The defendant will therefore
appear before SAID Court at GeOrgetown on the
aist day Of their next term and show cause, u
be has any, why the prayer Of The petition
shSuId not be gtanted.
feIa LUCINDA BRown. by
ea Dc. DEyoaE, her Ssl'G.
January ", i045.
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Brown Common PIea..

David D. Brannon and Maryl Pe,i,ion =.
Ann J. Evans Admrx. Of A. complies, real
Evans deed. VS.. eentr,.,'
Anthony Evans heirs. il - 'i1s
IN the 10th day of November 1914 ths Ad.
OIninistrators Of Anthony Exams decid ists
OF Brown county Ohio, 6led their petition H
ths clerks Office Of Brown Common Pleas. al
SlsgIng mat en- the 18th November le42 said
Evans exchanged so acres ofland with ~,
els FIke, for 5O acres owned by the latter. that
said Evans diedwithoul completing sad con
uacti that Fike has complied with Il on ri,
part .--and asking the Court to give them an
thorlty to complete said exchange on bebaifof
said Evans hsirs Al the next Term ,hsv
viii move said Court to grant them sueh an.
thorlty; and said heirs can then make Known
Nov 10th, ls44. s''
HAMER & JoHSsroE.
For tha paRf
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-04

a. PrLICATfON viii be made to the Con-.
~ missinnsrt Of Brown county at their NEE
ssIng on the hst Monday In March next. for the
LAYING ont ola pounty road commencing (at a
ssint IL The mad leading from Roses mill 10
csogstown) Beng tho corner Of tho lands al
lanes Ball and Jacob Lou,, thence with the
Iiaas of aaob Lout and Samuel Jenhiugs, Fran.
eis Ffkis. Dapiel Bendall, George Baihn, ste
nhsa Ban and Jano Rice, 70 the eoad leading
from Nswmntket TO AFphSim commonly ealI.
"A ne oId Newmarket road where the land lia
ofsaid yano Rice crosses said road.
5aAaAiy 2blhs IS45.--sats
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A1LT8T OF ILFTTEns

n
- Ripley Ohio, on the let Of Jan.
uuFy 1916, which il net taken cut within
three months, will be sent 10 ihe General
Post ofics as Dead Letters, +
Allea Hstmon McCagns 5,hu la
Adams M N Mannon Eliza fass.s
BOwerO Mooney Alexander
Beech Elias Miller Rebeccs
Bassham Nathan McConaughy RIA
Byard ] d Myers John,
,BriseOis Anton Morrow " 8 Rev.
BarIhOlomewSam'l2 2 or Rev. J .Gasnee
Bramble James McMillen r
Bartlett M r Mcmillan William
Cabill K Menbollen Lucy
Cochran Hugh Moore Henry
Davis Agness Nurdn Edward
DixsOn John PeIl French ~
Diball William Paterson John Capt.
East0n George Qlnn Elijah
Elston Mr.. Rankin John Rev. 5
lvlOs Mr.. Renshaw Joseph
Gilmer Margaret Robinson Charles
GilIelland James Reed Jackon
Gasway Mary Ann2 Sellers Michael
ilIllman George or Sparks & Lane
Elizabeth SIagle Mr.. Teacher
or James Dear 2 Skelton DR.. s. 4
Hopkins John florence James
Harrison William II Taylor Abrim
Had Hannah Wills Andrew
Jamison Kcsier Wasbburn Susanah
James John WalkingtOD jones
Jones EPhraim s rTYOuDg S W
R ]. BENNETT, p. M.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-04
NOW in, lREsS,
ANOTHER NEW ILLUSTRATED WORK:
Tales from Shakespeare.

H DY CHARLES AND MISS LAMB.
This celebrated work has already pAsaaA
through eight highly successful editions l1Ion-
don,and Is shortly to beissued here III a vsrvsu-
perior style, with an ornamental initial lstter
to each story the narrative to, be emhellisbed
with elegant engravings, (from the illustri
ShakespeaFe,) and the pages surrounded with
beautiful fancy col0red borders. Charles Lamb
and his sister are we'll knovnin the literary
world as accomplished writer's and long mao
they be remembered for having reduced e.
plain prose, as far pfae tic able, the beautiful
stories Of lpm eIH leHad sGi slg0gs
The Tempest Ais Well that Ends
"A midsummer nights well3 .,,,, ...s
deem, 4, a,a.9 The tanning Of the
Much Ado about Mo- Shfew. IN DOS
thlng.99 aHg ag0 The comedy of Errors.
AsyOd IKE it. q Y MeasmefOfo Measure.
The two Gentlemen I'wei iih night or, what
Of Verona. You Will. FH@
The merchant Of Ve- IImsnsof thens.
Y nice. saHssss8 a Romeo and Juliet.
Cymbelipe a n HamletY Prince ofDsu-
King Lear. niafk u uels8y
Macbeth. 9s8s OthsIl6. luabas4
4 .ass " 100 SOP PerIeiss, PfineS ofTvys.
a Key 10 ShakgspeaEe weuld have besn !
more sxpsneiyo and truth telling fifis ,s' Tthis
Rluahls1worki for no person can rtad sB1 ~"
1flheSs interestihg tales without It iIsel-
King thathe undeEstandhs snd ffilshesl 1bef.es
han he has eyst done sibsiarss sbs9 kanlltiea ~
she sre4s AuthqE lhs tvsFla's poet q sssths
'aEd ~ ,4Yon," "the immortal shakssnssre1 81
Z yho YFcss not iot DAYS but 1of sIl FiEs.--
Ssen y aoeI WI sohtsln As story efoas play
1nes sNSlys ana = halL cents bissl4 si4
WsHBW6T, RutiieAess
H@t.&a
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Blank Deeds
LIST OF LETTERS
for sale at the Office ofths Denscratic
STANDARD

REMAINING in the Post Office a
Ohio, on the lst day Of
January lS45, which, # not taken uut in
three months, will be sent to the Gen.
eral Post Office as dead letters:
B Line William
Boil David Lindsey Thompson
q M
Craig Abraham 2 Maxwell John
Conner Ira Miller b G
Coyle John P Mccall g. Allen
d Mcclure james
Dinsmort EbenesOr Me,zgar Thomas
Davis John G N
Darling Scepio Nicholas r H Rev
Z P
Ellis Samuel Page Walker
F Pierce George
Fiedrick Samuel R
G Robins Mary A
Greves Peter s
II Stratton Anderson
Hamilton Saline Stoaks John
Hewitt Eli T
J Toy John
James Francis W
l. Woods Nathaniel
sd ~ .a. JAS. ALLEN, P. M
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cousrY Cox Pass,
In ChaneeTy +

sssvn q omo, liANiLroN cousrr Coz. nsS
lars seott. In ChanceTy
cTIsl scott & others. Divorce.
TIE Complainant q hereby notified tha
Dspesltiop1 viii b taken by the Dsfsndants e
e lhe above case on the 18th day Of February
4 asaoek ! n, ~ the once Of Huston BaFe
"a. In safdlniar Brown county Ohio, md sElil
he ssatfnned from day td 1ay nutill somelets
@. w KING, ATT. for Dsa.
1snaaa 21th, l8ls.--5w
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Worm Powders,

A Certain, safe, and efsctual Remedy 70,
"A thisdiSease. Price25 cents.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-04
Also, #e
aromatic Bitters.

NOR strengthening Weak Stomachs, and
II restoring the vAppetite. Price l24 cOnts.
FORS LIE BY ID. Stewart, aud W. P.
Macklem, oorgetown--Ps!mer ( Smpbel
and Rlugway& Cfadit, Ripley. IN and
Lamb, berdoen. 6-nll
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-04

The following real estate, to wit: A trrct
of land on whiteoak creek in said county MATT
oil Lewis Bookot's survey No ll40, beginning
at two beeches northeast corner of said survey.
thence soutll degree vest, las poles to a
buckeye in the original line, thence west 29I
poles to an:elm aud two beeches, thence north,
t46 poles to stake in Booker's line, then e
with said line east, 99l poles sothe beginning,
containing e65 acres aud G5 poles. also, an
other tract containing 81 acres aud N poles Of
land, part Of Lawrence Trsnt's surysy No
9l2, beginning alta buckeye on the east bank
Of wh.teeak creek corner to John .McCowan n
! hartes Campbell, thence east, 90 poles to 4
peeehi thence north, 40 east, 80 poles 10 n
crooked ironwpod, thence north, 25 degrees ,9n
east,tS5 poles to beech tree, thence north. &
degrees east, II poles TO red oak thence nortb \
~ degfecsl5' west, so poles TO a mulberry 4,
elm, thence west % poles to a beach, thence
south, iS4 $40 poles to the beginning. Both
tracts valued At 10 dollars per acre. To be
sold a. the foat estate Of BENJAMIN. Appleva ~,
az the suits Of James MoKse, James Fesrisjl
David Devore ". Samuel Hannah and Ren;n3
min .Applegate, and Jacob Kylandet. D. res
Sidwell, Robert Craighead, Joha D. Wblts Ss,
Lydia Vail vs. said Applsgats, and Archibald
Ligge1 vs said s1pplegats and Hannah. M
Rohest Virgins Executors v. said Applssats
and Allen Jones.
WM!sHIELDs, Sheriff. 3. CO. III
Sa'as oases Januaty7 I ls4A
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Jsnusry NJ, ie4D.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-27
VOL 9, No, %, Whole No. 43O.

I
a gibbei stood long on promontoIy Of the Jamai.
ca coast The chains canted dismully as tho sea-
breeze caught them, In that Of iron swung tho
homes or'ha murderer Lnngy,
The Nubinn to his purpose, stayed to see hia
victim die. lie had previons settled his affairs,
one who about TO quit the world, giving his last
Instructors TO rusty agent. ship waited for him
till the execution His parting words were
only that his mission earth was accomplished. No
one knew whittier he went. F.aEN laslr.atF
The pure and gentle Mary parted from her father
only at the foot ofthe scaod, when his spirit
ed Only Heavens. With the good minister she qut.
ted that Island, which now presented to her images
Of terror Her heart too confding to live with
out object. When time had soCened her grief,
lieutenant, poor, but highmnded, gained her affec-
ions. lie had previously been unfortunate. but now
all things prospered with him. lie rose rapidly in
rank; his promotion wos occurred by purchase; he
never could learn whose was the wealth that had adj
vuuced him, that cleared of his inoumbeTances, and
that made him a huppy and prosperous man. His
sweet wife, though ignorant of the agent, suspected
the source; bot the thought was too full Of painful
recoectons to DO willingly INDUCED in.
A few years since there deadly conflict be-
tween party OF Africans IN province IN N1hia ana
a band Of savage slave dealers The Nnbians were
victorious, but their leader received death wound
in the struggle. One of those who survived him.
and who il seems had his confidence, took from his
breast miniature, and transmitted it by safe hand
to England. 1t reached Mary, then fond wife and
mother, with few words from the seamen to whose
it consigned, telling how no who wore il
fell. II was the miniature she Ind given TO the uB-
fortunate Nubian, and was now stunned with HE
heart blood
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-26

, ECEItED from New y"ft. Ph,la @ HI, aud
B,luru re. u large nud general assortment
"i Gocer -. " hich viii he III. posed nfon lie most
favorable terms. consisting ia parI vi The follow NC:
500 .acks PRIME RIO Coiise.
50 haes Java d"
50 do Al-ricc and PEPPER
50 btls Lnnf Sugar
goo boxes Tn Pla'e ] cr"ss
2 do double orrss
$500 Broz'ri's md shec,iug Copper
1000 lbs l,nca TIN
rs chests Y II Te,
80 cnn,s Gnnnnwder and Imperial Tea
1Ol hhds y o Sugar
$50 his ,o hiulnsScs
2On Kegs Naiis sssnricd -izrs
5000 lbs Cation Yards assorted 5 10
50 boxes R,,sins
so Dukes Cavcndish Tobacco. nssOticL s 8 IL
Ia Ii and pound iump-
81 kegs 6 rwtsi Kentucky
100 doz Is T Buckles
5000 lhs Cheese
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-26

TE1HE CoMMONwE NTH OF VIRGINIA.
"a OHIO COUNTY, SCT-7ae Cvcat Snpey
,r Con-" Inn md Choncery Jor satl Ceuniy.
i""h's NJ Alexander administrator III
The esleie at james 4 M'Creafy. de. In
ceased p,Y,ys
John NJ MCrenr, aud uihcrr.
Gc"fge w ~Iinrpcr. John Weaver and John M
!" 'teafy' NONRESIDENT defendants ia lie abuve
cause wnl inke r"tice. that on Fridny The 10 h Jnv
81 beoemher 1915. h.tween The hours of 10 -.
r'"cN a ahd 8 o'closk p NJ, at The Office of
James a Cluikc, conmissiTaX,, ri DE ti;y ~ Vice.
ing IN The crnniy and state sasiesafd, The said
n,a",h viii Proceed 10 take The defosinons IL WIN
' selty. Isaac W Miicheil. ALE xai,der W,s5nsu;.
ram ID Brown, JOHN $ Btowne. Dahiel Z" Isl
james , Wheni. John hiorgao. William 3 Quonicr.
'n' A'eS"ndefT Lfidley. 10 he read 10 evidence in
ne above cause. And II from my cnns, The sid
uep POSITION can mol he taken.on HAT 9ay. ti,en The
hN'hg ni The same viii be adjourned from d,y In
day. md 10 such place rs may be convenient mil
completed fIE . E.i, .n. q
"" IIV In
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-26
MN DOUK nINUiWY.
FRENCH DYE!NG ESTABLISHMENT In
!. WHEELING. -

thtN'll DNE'NG ESTABLISHMENT IN g
WHEELING.
j GLOHLF1N, French Dy.r, on the other
sioe of the bridge, South Wheeling, second
door from BE Kclley's Store, returns his 2rates
Lul thanks TO HE friends and customers. for their
Tor teI iar1rs, and respectfully informs them
maj ne mas hdded TO his establishment import
ant and, IN France, newly disco Improve
ments" Tie gives more lus;re, ncatucss and dus
them. a~r -
iaclon,and hopos therefore, Tor The conununnc,
oi a liberal patronage. oct24
soI'Tu WHEELING DOMESTIC CALICO
~ FACTORY F IOIILEIN, would respect,
'"Uy INFORM sorekeepcrsin ia ,lis- Guy. aud ciiizrns
generally. ihai he is nnw ready for pruning d.,
mcsii" Blue Ca'icbrs. ia conneciinn with his
= fench Dy'rg establishment. and he irus 5 Ia give
me same sa,isiacti"n in ihls branch. ihar he hns
rendered ~ his old business. jun4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-26
SUGAR COATED PILLS vs. DISEASE.


vi HILL, OF the firm OF Gulcy & Hin
We lC9 B~rradWay, says The Sugar Cuatei
lndian Vegetable Pills are SUPERIOR 10 any he
ha> ever taken HIS wife has found hem de
il. hiiul and 'mca,ious.
Mis- ID udLAs>, ectner Walker and Ludlow
I~siireis, has brtn cured 1T pain m The head.
dinneSS of sigti, aud dizLiGrSs % long stand
ing by hem Pits.
Mas SiM N. Of 81 Henry slfce cured O!
.rsln> add cTtmps 90 eigb'ycussaGdihg
Ma ATEN>, Of 2G3 GfeenWich str Fl, cured
OF ~ " PSF, Of Ncven yedrS >fanring.
Ma CAaLtcK's daughter. 3 Stalle street., cur
cd OF Worms m thctr wersi iorm.
Rev Mn PcRSEIr, Of Brooklyn, cured OF bill
tou, comrlstrt>, WeaKneSS, &c.
We need nof add more. Evidence crowd>
~ on Us Tom ~ quarters No Pulls ever before
accotnplishedSO muth wuh SoIi1e trouble aud
dtSa2frrabicue~s, a>D Smuh's (Sugaf Cuaredl
'lm proved Indian Vegetable Ptlsp Sold a
GnIon's conner B,eefy amt Grand It's, Pbrio'.
OF Btekuau and William %.'rec'~; Eve
retr, o. Had on -; Ms HAYS II9 Fui.n n
Boo klyr; mi 2I3 GreenWith SrCI Ex,mtn,
the labei-lO'k iof Or SMrn'S written sgaa
iufe a. - Is
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CORNER OF MAIN AND MONROE STREEFS0

en- RICE ha. jus, r.cc ,.a nun Nen y.,L
F'i"'dei lisa ura B,inmotc. .n nnn,,s Ia
"'s' NM Z 'su''i"l 'i"rk 81 Fushrr rhhle lap eu,.
",n'er C"ds nv siyics aid n.w ptc,s
i'"\i"g sIepi sr'cral w.rls in he E.sl, m cit,e.
'ho o 'ciu,d 'i its nuci,I.,, aid her. ,.l, ,,,,
nv SON at god, Ut tbc lnNs-, rates Tor e, A.
''i well S>'ntct! thll ] ram III. ' INV old customer.
,.' "r p""lr "a general much cheaper Burgnin.
'"'w "'h'' moe W,si "i ihc Mount, 10.
80" ) "e ! ne Tor Geutem'u u,ferlrui.h Del
"a">'"'"s C"id weather ~ To-, n,rfou chm,
wP.n oil viii G,d It css.nirnv uc,,,.sn :, la,,
a good SUPPLY q Win,er cio,luns.
Tthine iu,o g. ms der lion The h,nlnc.s nj a.
mes ! have iak"r unusual ia,ns ~ rnnh..c m,
n"Hs 'nnrh cheaper 'ban ! hr,c evct D ne h, { re-
ne '''i 'h"i my eusi"u 'ss nyat,aaly nav ne IA.
cNh' enables me 10 mah. nay ,unbaso, ,n, ca. D !,
my own rrce; 'ner. ore ! am nhlc Ia sell ~, Che,
=. lnan ever And how a. ! siiil mi.,d io .,t
oOooo on lhe pay down puurp!e have u, h,.
''''oh W s'yi"g lhN can cav" better hnseanS ih,,
o. establishment IN thus ar ,'y other cav.
CLOTHS. CASSIMEREe. Sc-My .,otk con.
'is's ~ rnh al Back. Blue Black. Bmwn. pomo. A..
'''''" STt'n aud -GIlet FUprv caiot,d Bu,,,
,"',Si es"Hini~iyl' iro'p 81 ir $40 prvd FTncb
If'e"sh bid in'"t, an duihlc mtllrd n,d IA ~, ,
nancy aid pam cAssIMt as, af 40 SO q ,ery ln,p,
assortment now S,,les Si.i =, nntkabl, chen, pric,.
from 90 cen IN 81 $50 soi Csssincrs ali col
o'r, qlo'tI's and prices. iruiu thirty cents 10 an,
do',st' fi!uI aud lca,tl Cloths Of all eo.or, an,
qualities.
HS1iNGS- NJ, stock ol vesiings !. la,re IN,
'''"'u"'' an eIitre new sIylss'ahI very durnhl,
P''"''s' su'h as is'h NelvrI. Nuolcn Nel,ri. Nj
mo. Nhiio. NlaHeiiles and various. o,Aor kinds
Nn'A'hc9 and " ouhaGour Bidnlefs Of snerio
q"a'inss' a siicrGid nrurle Of HEAVY FED
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w r. Ed 4 s..
CAITYInN M AIT


lkT ALL lie WORLD AXE NOTICE.
\ BEfA KEFUL NOT TOBUYTHE
tspGA 3TEpiNPROVEDI DIAN
VEGEl ABLE pills, unlc,s EVERY BOX
has on ~ The wRTrtS signature OF he oa-
gIn1l inventor s0a paTufee,
q BENJAMIN SMITH MD
These pleasant II is possess ppwe's ~ opon
Att he baterald'ains Of the >y>tsm- via. he
Lungs, KIDNEYS SKIN d. BOJyELS-
hitherto rN1sowN N the pfacIce VI medIrinc;
sni 81 complete has been lhcif uiumrb AVE.
"ihef a.rdiciIcs hal many have been led
,a suppose hey con ain some powerful mu,rial;
bot npuh exam nation by DIS CbIitpn, Ram
dO'Fh Huntington and others, ihiS suppo.nIon
Is a. once pf"v.G % hs 9 ouudit IS
sod 10 New York. at the principal Ofice,
W GIeenv ich s'ieci, also by Rush'oD & ca,
bio dwav cUrucTO: l1ih s,te,l.p W
PamphletSI O he had ~ a:cn greiiS. rs
NB.-PerSonS Will alSo NOTICE On the Top I,
bel IN engraved IudioD tgufe, cross cd wrhfnc
ed int.
The genuine NAV also be bought with SaeIv
~ d. Guiob'~, corner az Bowety aud Grand
: rect. aud Mis- Hays, Is9 Fuitoo st'tei Brook
,,yn, and II tespscisWe Slgfe>. lbrpugg pm he
Untsff StifeS "itAA 80 sItf|i. t..tIHf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-26
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
UAT AND CAP STO A.

RI On Union III et near Tie Sout I'D RI
81 the Maker House. 81
pAEE & HOCE, ntc nnw manufacturing oud
VIII keep constantly on hand a large a>snIImcnio OF
HATS aud CAPS al ihe iaest styles. nnd manu-.
iaouircd 'In,u the hest mniVIp!s. Bob q! rs heing
ITaciicHl llaiers, We make mud supcrintehd the
making ui al de liza ; wo sell. Our Gaps orc p,n
chased rom Ihe most eAtS rsINe Cap Manufacturer
u" lhe Eastern Ciuos. al ihe lowest pieces.
Al those sn waGiot . genuine article and lore-i
American fashion ui Hats aud Cars. Vii nl~a,s
fad hem al our establishment, which We in'cnd L.
make known md Iaikad OF by all men, iron Z
good work aLd I1w prices.
sep 1 DARE & HGGE, Union ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-26
UNITED STAT rs uUYE L.,
WATER STR TT.

VENHE undersigned especially inform TIC pub
liz. that they have leased tho above house
Tor a term OF years; have had II entirely re mpdrled
aud very much improved ia The arrangement OF II
rooms and rouhes; hav- Ind II newly nni hand.
s'mrly painted. carpelod aud paprrej through ou'
and newly furnished. IN n style unsurpassed by nny
lluiel in The West. Every article Ia eHitcly new
and The whole house bri'ii.n,ly ligAied with g,s.
They oher The recommendation. uf the house o.
nc Public. fully determined, that oil guests shall
hni at their house. entertainment hat " i'll moi la,
~ nn,ri satisfaction.
From The siIp.tIor arrangement or The House and
Tnb'e. aud The hcu'Ioii of the house IA front Of ,he
SIeainhn, lnpdue. they ~,n!nlre The bope. iha
They vii receive q liher raj shofs "i p,,Llic nsirnnagc
maya MITCHELL g. CALDWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-26
H.42.S .gND C.ass~!
FALL FASHIONS run 1913.

UGEELING, IA
En ESVENrtULlY onpouuccs 90 hs old iuend.
nnj the pa lee ~ general thn, he las noM
ui hand a l,igf aud superior sln,k pi HAS niui Cop.
al The late Fnli Fishrns. conprsing oil ga dulCS
shapes an! szes. li- liu- ne nauuiat tuted IN.
der hs avn unmcdtue rrunienJsnc", at lie IL,
Ns, IA i-tiais HWi by lhe Ives, - wuthmcn. anp
" u he sid Nhrlesale and R-,,a al yuc,. syiLL
'owER iAnn ihry have hcsn n.f,l IA his "a,
Tp,sc n,,hins 10 pitch-se ia aud Cape, " IA fud
iltn heir advantage 10 give ium IA call before put
chasing else Ah~r-. seq 10 S AVERY.