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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23

DOES NOT REASON aud common Sense ,ca.b
~ that ExaS toroion The most natural as well a.
ihe most 'Hc'uul agent in anesiIng aud cutin,
Pulmonary Discoses2
Reason says yes. because Obstruction is citbe,
~ m"d'acl2 or remotely The cause uI lnhlmmo,io,,
aud Catarrhal Fevers, producing Group consupn
tor. aud Aisresses uf the Lungs Pain and Sreo, 60
OF The fhtunt. Breast Sides or Shouldefs-Broncbi.
s, eXtIiirg mucous aud pcTuleh secreIions IN, rel
e'oeg'ns up The lungs Il, more or less impede
both respiration mud The free circulation of ,l,c
ho"d. causing Difficulty ~ Bfoaihing and A.tbtn.
L euri.y. llOlrscHess aud Loss Of Voice Drnpsv of
The Hear and Chest. Hupjure Of BlOol Ve-seIs and
Needing from ThrOaI and Lungs. and Splitting of
Blood
To remove This Ohdrnciiun. from which oJI
these Alarming and danRefons diseases originals
and To produce n radical cure, noihing has ,ye,
been found equal io J1yne's Etpeci,rnnL
D. s'ards nUUvHlled--ii stands pie.e minent-f,,
q. and You Wi I've forced 20 acknuvledse thai ~
vifines have not. nor conno he ovefrn'eJ; tb,t #
stands lar above and beyond The fesch Of ec,o.
petition; that u - The only reason able lilo
only natural and lie only truly sncce..inl toetJ
81 af'esiIts 'nd cunng di.eascs of Tho PoIuop,,,
organs fof sale by J CRUMBACKER
gee 10 Druggist l13 Mlin ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23

TENHREADS. THREADS = Il Il HORN.
X BkOJh have NOW nn hand AID are constant.
~ receiving an assortment oi Threads consisting
IN p'ri oi Pa'sop's, Sinnn's. Tayots Lees Clarkcs
anu other superior makes al White Spool Thrend
Bofneii's t6 'ord) & FarIuhaspn's black Spool do;
Hall d. M"odey's and other hrands Of white black
and a' sorIed c,l"rs; Patent H., White. Plue and as
s"rled col"rs Ssein aud Bill do; Bleached, hall
olrnched green AID brown Sine do; Marking
Wrapping and Packing dn. Together with n large
assortment oi Nations suitable for Cnunr, mere han,s
ard others, AMI which they will sell LOW for
Cash, approved Barter, iu good men ON short lime
Rags. Gm.erg. Beeswax, Flax ard Feather
wan'eI IN exchange. Monroe 81, Wheeling.
doc ID ~. II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23
MEDICAL NOTICE.
I'M l. c BELDING. having located
IL The city ei Wheeling, Va. 0fers n,

I'M l. { BELDTNG. having lpcaled himself in
~ The city Of Wheeling Va offers his services
To HE puhiic. ns Homeopathic Physician.
d. Bedding was licensed IN praclico Medic inc
and Surgery, IN The state Of New York, tbiriytwo
years aeo. Aher practising here Two years, he
removed 10 leR'ysyille Bradford county, Pa where
"o Pac'ced me AHopalhio practice iwenty-siS
years. and os-a Homo pllhisi four years From his
Tong experience m both kinds of pfao,ice he uns.
quoc1ilJ gives The preference to Homo va thy; bit
Of his those who may favor him with cali will
be able 10 Judge Tor themselves
Ills office Is op Monroe street.. short distance
east oi the PUsi Office. where he may be found %
ai The Moo"e House At oil limcs onIy whcn absent
on professional engagements. 81 dec 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23

DISEASE OF TuE LUNGS How very Inn.
PofIon lie u i"r hosc effected 10 procure s,mchin,
I" arrest 'he insdions destroyer Corsurnsion. he.
tore u lakes '"p deep and destroys lie! Have
MOI thousands testified 10 the beneficial effect 81
DR. Dn"cans ESpeciofnn Remedy safe and
cef"'" medc'ne prepared expressly for The cure OF
disease Oi the chest
Read The testimony OF thousand. who have been
cured ny ilie timely use of this medicine One bot
nc Is suifrleni. m many cases Ia test ns curaiiye
var Why then prOcrusilnuie from time to time
unlIl II be too lahi
For sac Ivy & n d MARSH. Z,n,'s Row.
Mlm 81, Wheeling. Va doc %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23
JAyNE,s HAIR TONIC rh;. Inn. d..

JAYNE'S HAIR TONIC This late discovery
81 DR. Jayne, hwnkens the prois of The tress in ali
paris "i tn, county The fact is The more the a ri
Gle become Known, The less peace has The y, cior
communal stream e bald heads kce, pouring into
his establishment. Who 60 TO bed nj night. dream
"i long a nd II wing locks. aud awake in The morn
'ng. mud find The visinn realized We saw n be.
"iehnng dnmsel lew days since The curl of
whose ndhn'h locks attracted oar attention. and for
SINE Iime we did not recognise an old friend -
Bless u.s. Mnrm SAID we, where did ynu raise
that beautiful hnHT Thank YOU, sir : snid the
blushine grl, 'fvu mIsi ask DR. Jayne The fac,
u.s. that although The ID cIor is verging into rh,
seer and yellow ieat' al lie. he understands how
10 please The ladies Puddle L<fger.
For snie 10y CRUMBACKER. Drsggi,i, Main
street dee %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23
THE CASE OF HUNTER mn ~,

THE CASE OF HUNTER mLL.-The
General Court, now sttinga Richmond. lysl
bafore which Ibis case was brought nm ON =
bill Of exceptions, have sustained tlIc decision
OF Judge Baker (bcfore whom be was tried
and convicted at the Superior Court Of N,u,c
n1nd county, for the murder of Major r. r.
Smith9 aud refused TO grant him new trial.
Hill will therefore b; executed on the II Of
January next, unless the Governor commute.
the sentence.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23
Nor SELLING OFF AT COST.
l. DIES AND GENTLEMENil
JOHNSTON a. BEVRYHIII

NIiOLESALE aud Retail Dcnlcrs in r, reign
w and Domestic Goods. once iGnre call
the attention Of all those VIII, wish to pnrcha Sc
an, thing ~ their line oi business They have
fully determined that no other store. West OF the
Mountains shall mpe,c With them in giving bar
gains nj The me time. not excepting ,huse that
are selling u al cost. we are determined To reduce
onr stock rs mich as possible la make room for a
good supply oi Spring Gouds. aud II selling B,rg,in.
will he The means of reducing. oar invitation is
c',ne ~i hoM deiay. We have every Article that !,
usually called for M The Dry Gu d. Line, with a
variety oi notions only kept or whu,s ling
MCFFS. MUtFS!
Ladc', We havc"9gain called your attention. "a
"nt large mud beau'iini assortment of Nlu1s. NJ
article which YOU should not do without esnec oil,
nj such prices as We are selling them Tor We once
mere inve you IN call aud satisfy Yourselves I'm.
qnre for JOHNSTON IL BERRYuILL,
dee ~ M l3l NJ IN ST ,Whe cling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23
ALABAMA.-TSe I,p;slatu,e Of A,,,h,n,

ALABAMA.-The Legislature of Alabama
assembled at Tuscalsesa on~tbe lst inst.
Both Houses are Demt cratic by strong ma
Jority. Col. Windton, OF Sumter was elect
cd President OF the Senate, and Andrew b.
Moore, of Perry, Speaker OF the House of Rep
rcsenta'ives. Gov. Fitzpatrick sent in his
message on the ~. The State banking sys-
tem-the claims of the State OH the General
Government Tor moneys advanced during the
Creek hostiiitics-the State debt-the Uni
yersity--Gencral "a kson--are the PRINCIPAL
themes. The amount collected under the
revenue bills is not enough to pay the inter
est accruing upon the State bonds. The Gov.
ernor therefore recommends that sufficient
amount be raised by taxation annually.--
With regard TO the public faith of the State.
the Governor speaks very warmly; he claims
Tor the Alabanians the proud distinction of
being "cmphaticalIy a debt paying people, %
under the most discouraging circumstances
The people have adopted the proposed amend
ment OF The Constitution providing for bien.
NAL sessions of the Legislature.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23
THE PRIVATE MAILS AGAIN IT

American Mail Company a,ing expected
that an attempt wol | be made to increase
the rates OF postage, have continued their or
ganiza,ion, to the present time. They request
the New York Express to give the public no
tice that in the event of change of the law
by Congress, raising the rates, they shall at
once resume their operations through the
Northern and EStern States.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23

A HAPPY RETORT.- The great DIR. Rad
clliie, of London, had a great objection TO
paying his bills. A pavior, after long and
irultless attempt TO get his accounts settled
caught the Doctor just getting out of his car
rage at his own door, ard demanded the IL
quidation of his debt. "Why you rascal,
said the Doctor, do you pretend to be paid
Tor such piece of work? Why you have
spoiled my pavement and then covered it over
with earth 10 hide your bad work" DOC
tor, said the pavior, "mine is not the only
bad work that the earth hides" "You dog
you, said Radcliffe, ARE you a wit? You
must be poor--come in, and you shall be
paid
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23

G-y- We have, in consequence of the num-
Der OF our subscribers at Tradelphia, been in
the habit of dividing the package for that place
We regret TO learn from the postmaster that
one OF those packag has miscarried Tor two
weeks past. The, will all hereafter be put
in one package, and we have no fears that it
will then be overlooked
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23
FAMILY GROCERY.
ftENInN AL

81 SINGLETON. respectfully informs his Gus.
iomers and the public, that he has remuv ed
ms Family Gf"cery Ia the new hrnk building cor-
"ef "i FINN s''cei and Mulberry alley. where he Is
prepared TO ufier INC cased accommodations To his
lie will supply families with c. fee Tea Sugar
NJ lasses, Sonp. Candles Nuts, RaisIns Perper Salt
Spire. Fish. d. &c. on very favmatle terms aud he
'"vi'es the patronage Of his fellow.citizens.
g % 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23

A traveller remarked the other day that he
would have been home and had his trunks of
goods opened, ''if it were not for the ice in
those id locks on the Monongohela We
ook it he had the lock ,jdp.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23

PRETTY GOOD.-The following attempt
at wit is from the Wheeling Timcs.-Piiis.
burgh Journal.
This was said in relation 10 our remark on
MNuliy. lfyou call that only on attempt at
wit, we would like tu-~-v.an example of
what you call the real thing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23

Why would Calhoun's speech at the Mem
plis Convention be good article for exhibit
ton at mechanics fair? Because it was AN
excellent specimen of turning.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23
a correspondent at Brazoria, writing to tIr

a correspondent at Brdzoria, writing TO the
New Orleans Jeflersonidn, says
HENDERSON Will be elected Governor. and
Horton Lieutenant Governor. Little interest
Is ieit IN the election and no candidate is an
nounced Tor the Senate i'll this district yet
ouf citizens are absorbed with their domestic
matters. Crops are abundant throughout The
country. Large amounts OF wheat have been
raised. The country west of the Brazos pro-
duces more sugar than is requisite for the sun.
ply. In this county we have this year snc-
oeeded ia making beautiful article of sugar.
The cotton crop isgood.
The Presbyterian Church in Texas is about
~ found seminary OF learning near San An
tonic. The Board of Missions of New York
have agreed tn pay the salary Of a Professor an
muaii aud the citizens Of Texas have contri.
.buted literally"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23

RELIGIOUS FERYOR AT camom.c,
ing lately held IN Connecticut, a preacher 4.
livered himself of the following. wonid
ihat ne gospel were wedge and o bocflc /
wonld wdck Il inioevey sinner. hearts snono
you.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23
VALUABLE STATISTICS

Mr. kELLEY, Chairman of the Senate com
mittee on Finance, in the remarks which he
submitted in that branch of the Legislature
few days since, gave the following interesting
statistical results, which are worth preserving
The total value of property in
the State of Ohio, as assess
ed for taxation in the year
1874, One Hundred and
Thirty Sir Millions, One
Hundred and Forty TiUo
Thousand, Sir Hundred
and Sirty- Sir Dollars
=, say Sl3G,li2 600 OO
The aggregate amount of taxes
ol every description assess
ed upon that property Tor
the year lSl including de-
hnqucnt taxes assessed the
previous. year,is S2,3l0,663 2SS
Deduct delinquent as aforc-
said, 1872. 3O7 90 ,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23

a GREAT TlGLE.-A witness b.r fore fine
committee on the I'allul question. stated
accidentally That Doe knew 70 chief I'm Neg
ZEALAND who maintained hat he lnd - pc.at
tide To his land iuusmuCh as he hat soiea me
former OvHcr'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23
CHAIRS! CHAIRS!! CHAIRs!!
JAMES Il. GATHER.
SUCCESSOR TO J. CONNOLLY & soNs.1
No. 100 MARkET STREET.

TSUUUEssOK TO J. CONNELLY & sons
No. I5G MARKET STREET.
e1sA RESPECTFULLY informs The pub
HrriH lie Thai he has on hand aad man.
Nv ulacmfcs 10 order every variety of
E7TN Chairs 0f Tho latest patterns and in
wv style Of workmanship not surpassed in
The Western Country.
lie has on band large stock Of Boston Rockers
daiI b's'on Rockers. Comm ~ do Revolving Chairs
suitable for Counting Rooms, Ffei ch Parlor Chairs
srVefal new and splendid patterns of wood seni
nha,rs DINING Chairs Settlers Socables Childrcn's
ion,e' ""cking and Common Chairs. &c DC
The public are invited 10 call mud e,au,;,e h;.
stock. rs he viii assure oil who iayor him win
her custom. that they shall moi he disappointed e
ihef IN price OF quality. lie is determined by close
personal attention 10 business. To eniiIle himself t
a lar proportion Of pubic patronage
Cha"' carefully packed or sen, TO airy part Of
the city free of charge. GIN sonII
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23
SADDLE, TRUNK AND
IA x n ESS MAN UFACTORY.
100 MAIN STREET.

VHNHE SUBSCRIBERS are now ,reoa,eJ 10
~ infnish anything IN their line of business os
70" and 81 as good quality as cnn ho had anywhere
~ NE city. TGer slork on hand consists nj H..
dies and Gtndemen's Saddles, Brides and Mari
gaIes; ladies and Gcnilsmen's lroa Fr,me IJ,,d
Leather Thinks With LIebrich'- Phiada inside ma.
EN- locks rollers. No; Ladies' Bpnnei Boyss Sc 81,
OF he common kinds oi Trunks IN use; vali,cs ! a.,
dies, Carpets sa"h'ls aud Baskets. Garnet Rae,
I ,,, b'Rs' l'rhes'' double and single. Plated
Wh'nson Lash 3, BniTilo Robes. s,cLs I'D 81
ave Co'efs Blnnkcis Horse Coyefs. Curry C,mb,
C''d' and b'os'es end everything Usually popr IN
-uch an establishment. - ~
The .nb.cT hers feel thankful r., the po,,on,,,.
hey have heretofore received and boye by s,,,c,
., ,,,m 70 business and desire 10 please the
VIII slill receive Iheir share IVY
Old WORK repaired OF OH times on ,s,s,,,.,.,.
terms Nt,ott '',,.l'ie
nov l2 3nJ&w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23
THE NEW YORK MONEY MARKET

THE NEW YORK MONEY MARK ET.--
The Express of "Wednesday evening says
Tine demand for money is not met by the
banks with SO much readiness as was shown
a short time agp. The caution OH the part of
the banks IS caused by the preparation to meet
the payment of the State loan due on the LIST
January. The amount due is So 300 600.
OF which 81 900 900 is on hand. OF this dept,
July one million is held i'll Europe, which
will, from present appearances, not be re in
vested in this country. BE this as il NAV.
the loss of cannot have any material effect
on the money market, which is fully supplied
Tor all the business of the city"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23
UNMITIGA TED RASCALITY Son

UNMlTIGATED X ASCALITY.-Some
twenty sailors, who had been discharged from
the ingate Cumberland, at Boston, says the
Post, entrusted the greater part of their money
to their lanlord with whom they had boarded.
The landlord previously, OH the credit of hay.
ing hOuselull OF boardcrs, run up heavy bills
at different stores, but before pay day arrived
he decamped to parts unknown, taking with
him the sailors cash.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23
STRAYED OR STOLEN

STRAYED OR STOLEN
ENRON the Stable olihe stable oil The subscriber.
near the Episcopal Church, on The night Of
lh' lIih INST. u srrel. colored MARE. 4 years old
having white star ON The face and The LEFT hind
leg White. Any person returning the same or will
give such iniormaiinn will lead TO The rerovery
thereof viii be suitably rewarded. by applying To
dee % If JOHN J HASWELL, Uniun ST.
THRISTMAS TOYS.-Jus, received 9
~ cases OF iine Toys suiahl- for Christmas pcs.
ehs, Those that want cheap toy for their Oh Idren
will call al MELLORS otd curiosity ssuy wbrrr
Chiid'v"s Siockings be ii led al a snail *.
rcnse bv The subscriber JAS AEIIOR
zee %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23

a PARDoNABLE MlSTAKE.-A cen.
tlemdn last week got into Broadway sisg.
~ winch were ten pretty cid-. Upon ascend
ing TIE steps, hc paused fora moment. dazIlcd
by the beauty before him. There is room.
Sir. ST down. said one of the amiable ladies'.
thank you, said the gentleman. getting in:
u Thought 81 getting INTO an Omnibus. but
have entered paradise"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23
CORSET

THE CORSEr.-At a recent sitting of the
French Academy of Sciences, DIR. Plerquin
read a paper in favor of the corset as am arti
Gle which should be worn by females. lie rid
iculed medical men Tor attributing consunp-
ton and various other diseases 10 this cause.
aud declares that the inieriority of the muscles
In that part of the female frame requires the
aid oil thisouter case. DIR. L. must have some
interest in a corset making establishment
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23

N. HOE PEGS. SHOE PEGS-l few brls Shoe
- Pegs various sizesS jus reed at The Big Re Il
Boot Establishment, SAM'L MCLALLEN.
dec23
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23

"Crozza di Morto signifies a scull
tShe covered her face with two masks
the former represented a scull.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23

az ORE Thick BOOTS Just received n, The
We Sign Of The BIG RED 30 IT.
cases Mems prime donbe soled Thick B ,o,s
do Low priced Thick Boots
do Water prpof kip boots n sup'r article
The above go IDS are direct from The manufacturers
and will he sid low for cash.
dec % SAM'L M'CLALLEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23
ELECTION
=. AAV%''
MERCHANTS ~ MrcuAS,cs,

MERCHANTS " MECHANICS BASx.,
WHEEL NC. Deer l6. IS45
VIE Stockholders are hereby noiified that tn.
Il annual election Cor six directors. will be held
ut 'hc Banking honsc. on Monday the 18th of Janu.
ory n'a'. between the hours OF 10 and 2 O'Clock.
dec ~ s BRADY, Cashier.
OFFicsoF THE FIRE g. MARINE INs Co f
OF Hheiing. Dec lS. lS45. {
IENliE Siotkh lders oi this Company are hereby
u notified. tina, an election for ninc Directors
!" serve Tor The ensuing year, ill be held at their
hi'e IN HE city of Wheeling. on Monday the 5,h
day OF January 1916. between tho hours Of one and
io"r NJ. X w HARDING, Sec'y.
dee Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23
ELECTION.
WESTERN lNsuRAScE Co.

, Dec mber 20. lS45 (
a ANIMAL ELECTION for nino Director,
h.,1 " me western assurance Company. will be
iion on "Wednesday. bc,w en- IN. h,n,. 81 IN ".",r
'o o'o'" W. MCCOY.
-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23

AMERICANS, ALL.-The PHILADELPHIA
North American says:
The greatest man, "take him for all in all -
oil ihe last hundred years, was George Wash
ington, ah American.
The greatest natural philosopher was Ben
jamin franklin, an American.
The greatest of living sculptors is Hiram
Powers, an American.
The greatest OF living poets is William Cul.
len Bryant, an American.
The greatest of living historians is William
IL. Prescott an American.
Tie greatest Ii wing painter, in protraiture
Is Henry human, an American.
The greatest photographer and phlologist
since the time Of Johnson, was Noah Web.
ster. an American.
The inventors whasc work have been pro-
ducilve OF the greatest amount of happiness To
mankind, IN the last century, were Godfcey.
Fitch, Fulton and Wlimcy-al American.
VERY COOL.-Thc Rev. Luther Lee. OF
the True Wesleyan, himself an aboitionist of
the "old organization" perpctrotes the follow
ing
The story of tho marriage Of Abbey KcI-
ley and - ). Foster is pronounced false i'm the
Anti Slavery Standard, We do not know
who started the story, but the author thought
they ought to be married.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23

E6 EMS CALF BOOTS-JIsl received al The
VM S'gn al the BIG RED BnJT.
5cases Meas siout Cali B mis
do Fine do
do do Morocco b iois
drc23 SAM'L MCLALI EN-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23
NEW ARRIVAL OF WINTER GOODS
II

NEW AKKIVAL OF WINTER GOODS.
n. RICE,
n AS This dry received large stock Of Winter
II IL GOodssueh rs Blue. Mackinaw and Trouba.
uo"r Blankets Beaver Cloths, Golden Tweeds,
hne Fre' Oh Cassimeres and Vcslings
Gentlemen " no have moi completed their yyinter
purchases wonlJ DO well to coil soon, MS am
prepared TO sell cheaper lhan those that advertise
TO sell Il at cost and expenses
Recollect The Cheap Cash Clolhing Store. corner
OF Ma and Monroe streets. with the Big Doors.
dec 10 8 RICE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23
ohio State Journal

y CONSIDERABLE CUSTOM-A cores
pond'nt OF the Boston Atlas, writing from
Harlem IN Holland. gives this curious bit OF
Information:
Returning through the town. INV guide
pointed ogt small framed boards, hanging by
The side OF several doors. upon Which were
displayed over pieces OF luce work. placed over
PINK paper. To show their Gncness: and which
naturally supposed, indicated the residence
Oh ldcc-inakcrs, but was mistaken. Accord
ing to his account, when Harlem surrendered
To the Spanish, after a long siege. one of Inc
articles OF Cdpitulatlon was. tint every nous.
IN which there was or vcas like ia be youua
infant, should not b. entered by the s,llicrv,
and, as a token, the centre of am infni.s can
was To b. hung at The door This symbol ol
multiplication is displayed Fortnight in aj.
vance, and remains as long after the birtb-a
knot Of ribbon being added, in such manner
as tn indicate the sex Of the child. and durin1
this fine, by law, drums cannot bc bat b.lnr7
thc house. The furniture Is exempt from LEGAL
execution and ihe father is not liable la Der.
form military or Jury duty