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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-10-24

Hon. john NJ. MUARY.-We have been
quite delighted at a recent visit paid Us by
this distinguished member of the bar. Few
men in the State have more professional
merit than Judge Maury, he has been for
long time we'll known ia this section of the
State, having once presided in this district as
Judge, and having left the bench beloved
and respected. The Judges friends are
very warm and devoted, aud take the
warmest interest imaginable in bis election.
Indeed they are of the "right Stripe" they
will go to-the polls, and there be active, one
warm friend is worth dozen cold lukewarm
sort Of cases, and such are his friends rarn
and jealous.
We copy the above complimentary notice
of our old acquaintance and worthy friend
from the Grenada Harry Of the West. Judge
Maury needs no compliment from those
who know him-his whole life, since his
sissippi was first organized into a state, has
been Identified with her, and the true inter
ests of her good citizens For his legal quail
ifcations reference need only be had to his
actions whilst officiating in various judicial
capacities.
FREDERIKA BREMER.--Ill IS said that Ere
deHka Bremen has postponed her visit to this
country, in consequence Of the illness of
near relative.
The joaTneymen taiIo7s Of 81. Louis, are
now on ''a strike, and advise al Of the pro
fession to stay away from there until they
bring the ''bosses'' TO terms. Stick to it.''
So saith The Natehez Couriers-Amen, say
we. THE aeehanir Is worthy Of hishiye. .
THE SPEAKING on SATURDAY. Quite large
audience assembled on Saturday, te hear
Messrs. Adams aud Starke. Mr.. Adams led
offin a speech Of an hour and quarter, more
moderate in It's tone than any locol0co speech
we have heard lately. Mr. Stafke followed,
and spoke for about an hour and half, with
much greater abitty than d usual with can
didales ia thesu daysi in Mississippi. He suc~
ceeded admirably. inasmuch as ne pleased
avery bcdv who heard him, both wings and
locofocos. seldom have.we known uoliti-
Ical speaker to produce more favorable irn~
preston than he dids-aRd We preume he.
Twin receive with the entire whie vote, the
support Of many democrats. Gsnrl. Starke Is
3 truly able man and one Of whom the whig
ApaEty should Be proud.--Naiehsz Coaf.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-10-24
0A- We are authorized 10 announce J. H.

Friday, Ocfober u, 1s45.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-10-24
YAZOO CITY:

o. a. eTgVENsD EOlT0a.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-10-24

FREDERIKA BREMER--Ills said that Ere
derika Bremen has postponed her visit TO this
country, in consequence Of the illness of a
near relative.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-21
NJ. & Il. SWEENEY.


V just received and opened 100 packages
IL FINE CHINA and QUEENSWARE
hmeng other articles they havc
Fine Gould band China Tea Sets from 81 Ia 90 ps
hich Git and Fancy do do
Do Go extra fine do
Richly decorated Maniel Ornaments. Colognes, Fan.
cy Ink Baskets &c. in great variety.
The Ladies' are invited To call and examine
these. as they snrpass any thing of The KIND ever
before brought 10 this country aud are worth seeing
R'ch G'lI and embossed Fruit B ,skels. laced g. high
While CbIRn do do do
Gilt AID plain Comroiiers. Casserol'cs. Turreen.
Boats AMI Sand,; Tea Pots. Sugars aud Creams
Tea and Coffee Cups and Saucer-, Plates. &c, nuled
plain and la,cy styles. in sets or pieces 10 suit Gus.
toners
In common ware we have Liverpool Dishes and
Plates al all sizes. Teas and Cufees. Tea and Coffee
Po's. Sugars and Crenms, &c. Of various colo's,
printed, Flowing blue ond Fancy Toilet Sets; com.
mon edged Plates, Dishes. Teas, &c. &c, with eve.
~ other article usually kept IN the most extensive
establishments IL The country, and which the public
need only coll and price To lie satisfied hat we sell
lower than they can be purchase elsewhere. We
have on hand and nre constantly manufacturing
Cut and plain He'll Lamps. Lanterns. Tumblers
Dishes. &c; which together wih our stock Of
Qneensware. we invite The attention Of purchasers
ei'her wholesale or re'ail. Warehouses Nus 2 and
9 Monroe ST Wheeling. Va. nov IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-21
DIR. KEENER'S
PECTORAL COUGH N

III sures, safes, and pleasanlesi remedy now
before the People, i-r The cure OF Coughs.
Colds. Hosrseness. Sore Throat Asthma, Croup,
Hhooping Cough. diDfcut Eypedoranon and oil
'other diseases Of the Throat or cles, tending Ia
CoN'UMPrios. II is also n valuable medicine for
pnbIic speakers. especially those whose voices upcn
a little cxeriion fail them, rs il removes Phlegm
from tho throat lOorcns the chest and gives Them a
perfect command Of The voice. II il warranted TO
be an effeciuai preventive ofihe BRoNcuiTIs.
The medicinal portion OF this Candy is a CON-
pound Of sew eral Of the most sn fe and salulnry FIX.
Psc'crant remedies row in daily use by our best
physicians.
Unlike mnny similar preparations offered 10 the
public OF late years shis Candy really possesses meds
zeal properties, and is warranted superior 10 any
medicine now before I he public for The care Of ihai
class OF diseases for which it is recommended Try
&c md judge for yourself.
Manufactured and sold wholesale and reinil BY
LAFAYETTE M'NEELY. nj his Drug and Mcdi.
cine Store, 100 Main 81. Wheeling. Va. nov 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-21
MILLINERY.

MI RS WADE would respectfully invite the at
1vl Icniion OF the Ladies To her second stock o
Winner Millinery. just received. from one Of The
most I fashionable French Houses in New York.
Her goods are of The best quality. well selected
and Of the very latest styles, and consisi in part o
The following articles. Ladies' Bonnels. Caps. Head
dresses and Borders; BOnne, and Cap Ribbons
French Flowers. Plumes. Fancy Nets. Velvcrs
Silks and Salins, Silk and Wash Blends. Silk nnc
Lisle Laces and Eduings; Stress Trimmings ano
several ether Trimmings ard Notions TOO numerous
TO mention. The above goods will he sold IS pc
cent cheaper Than any OF The same kind This side o
The Mountains.
N Is. Leghorn and Straw Bonneis cleaned. stcc
pressed, and done up in The best style aud at shor
notice. MRS A WADE.
nov IL Conner Fourth q Union Sis.
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~HORNBROOK & DILLON,
DI TN

HAVE removed their E,iabli,hmeni to their
llNew Brick Building, east side of MAR
KET 81. a few doors below The Post Office,
where they have supplied themselves with a
aew and large Engine and other fixture for
their business, IN a superior style.
They carry IN the House and STEAM
BOAT PLUMBING IN al its branches.
MACHINE OR PATENT PIPE.
We are prepared 10 supply our customers To any
extent with The above pipe Of the best quality. and
al prices as Iow rs It IS Ia re had IN the country.
They have constantly on hand Hvdrants OF
various description, hsters' kettles, water clos.
els, bath ,ub>, hot and cold shower baths, re.
forts Tor bleaching, chemical apr; raIus, lead
ccfins, patent hath pumps, lead pipes OF all siz.
IS, sheet lead oil any thickness aud worked up
IN any manner OF ioi IN.
Water conducted through leaden pipes from
springs 10 dwelling houses in the country.
Superior pumps for country wells, Steam En-
gInes &c. &c.
All orders thankfully received and punclu
ally attended Ia.
STEAM POWER.
For manufacturing purposes can he supplied
10 several descriptions OF mechanics, in the
81 story Of then building, or on The ground
floor al very moderate rent:
Wheeling. Nov IL, AS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-21
mn WINANS,

BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY:
AN INVALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE
BEING A SURE REMEDi FOR
CONSUMPTION IN all lis vnriuus forms. COLDS,
~ asthma, BRONCHITIS. GROUP. Whorp,ng
Cough. Sp,Uirg of BLOOD. Difficulty If Breathing
Pans in ne Side and Breast, Influenza, LIVER
COMPLAINTS. &c.
The medical Iroperties OF DR. Winans Balsam OF
Wild Cherry are fully established in every section
of 'he country by ! s success IN curing the most IN
peierale cases Of The foregoing class Of diseases.
Ia almost every instance where IL has been per-
severed in. u hos effected a radical cure. Although
nm many cases This Balsam will afford immediate
feItef. or. al least. effect a great change in q few
days. shH d cannot he expected to work miracles
10y curing all IN so short n time, or 10 restore health
TO q frIme thIt has been a rey to fell disease fol
years. 'i
Besides, hre arc so many STA ges Of The same dis.
ease, MAT IL is impossible Coz any physician to de-
fermiHe the guam Iity Of medicine required to eradi-
cate II. difereni periods and forms n requiring vary
ing quantities.; hence. in some cases. a single boule
10 soficieni. while Others will requIi o three or fou
10 produce The same effect.
All we ask Of the patient. is 70 give our medicine
q lair trial. and he may rest assured ihut il will be
productive ofihc most beneficial results
Patients, in taking this medicine need moi restrict
themselves rs regards diet. except avoiding The
most indigesiible Articles Of iood-such as sailed
and smoked meal, cabbages. onions, cucumbets. &C
They should pny proper attention that their dres,
IS warm. end avoid exposing themselves 10 The in
ciemeDcies Of The weather.; he careful not to Owe
exercise,
Frequent bathing III q warm bath. and the use o
n bali glove for rubbing The flesh before going Il
bed. will AID the medicine iH its effects.
The inweIs should be Kept open with some gen
ale medicine. such as d. Winan's Poor MA
FILLS. which will be found much superior 10 MI,
purgativc pills now in use. and will also aid In
Bdison, in all affections Of the liver.
For sale Wholesale and retail by
J r H~ORNBROOK. Monroe ST.
nov 20 ly Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-21

REMARXABLE.-A gentleman in New Jersey.
nenf Philadelphia. had been for a long time sick
aud was treated IN The usual way for an affection Of
HE lungs by Two eminent physicians. until The dis.
ease assumed such a malignant i"rm iha, they de-
c'ared The patient Ind a confirmed consnmpi ion
that medicine could d, no more. and he must .he
Ills breath was 80 affected by the disease tina, no
one could STAY in his room but a short time A,
IN $ stage when all hope ha! fed. a friend gave him
a bottle Of Wisiar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry declsr.
ing that nj any rate u could do HIM no ham. He
look II AID grew much better. lie continued the
use Of II. ond ny using three or four bui,les wa.
completely cured.
For sale by DR. CRUMBACKER. l73 Nam S..
also by PRYOR g. PAUL., lG4 Market ST..
nov 10 In
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SMALL FRY LOTTERY.

Draws as follows throughout he month OF November
Draws on Tuesdnys--Capiai prize $4,000.
Whole Tickets 81; certificate Of lacksee wholes
sl2; shares in proportion.
Draws on Thursdnys-Capital prize $4,000.
Whole Tickets 81; certificates Of package wholcs
Sl4; shares in proportion.
Draws on Siinrlays--Capiiol prize $4,000.
Whole Tickets 81; certificate OF package wholes
Sl4: shares in proportion.
Address your orders to
nov l N l. DORSEY. Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-21

DIR JAYNE'S ALI ERATIvE. We have heen
informed by Mrs Rose Of a cure performed on her
ny DrJayne's Alternative. which pruves lis SUPERIOR
'l'y over every other remedy ~ The kind. She has
hecn afflicted for The last six zen years with Ne.
crosses tr WhIie Swellings. attended with u lcea-
lions mud eSi"lInion OF varlous b"nes during whrch
lime many pieces hnve been discharged from the
frontal bone Of The Uranium, r. IN both her arms.
wrists and hands, and rom both legs. nnd from The
right knee and The left ieiDornl hone. besides pain
inl ulcers on other paris OF her person. which has
bsfnied The xiii of n number of The n ost eminent
physicians ofour cily-iuring the most uf The time
her 81 Hrnngs have been most eIcruciaiing ard de.
plorahle About three mouths since she was IN
duccd Ia Try DR. Jayne. Attentive. which has had
mn a'Icnishiugly hnI ny ,fec' upnn her. by renewing
all pam and dwellings. and causing The ulcers IL
heal " hilc nj The same time her general health ha
become completely restored. 80 that size now weighs
some % lbs more Than she did hrGre she com.
Inenctd The use Of This Irnly valuable prepare Inn.
Native Eagle.
For sac ty DR. J CRUMBACKER. I73 Min ST
Wheeling. Va. nov ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-21

Lottery.
Small Fry Lotteries.

Draws every Monday and Friday, at
Covinglon, Kentucky. Tickets | dollar.
"A certihcrte of % whole tickets will be
sent Tor IA dollars, halves 7 dollars, quar-
lers ) so.
All orders shall be promptly attended
10. ROBERT ARMSTRONG,
Agent.
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Al50ONI

Pukomoke River Lottery. clnss Ma 236,
To he drawn al Wilmington. Wednes'y Novem'r26
l Of $4,000 vl 5000 10000 Of 1000
10 Ms. IL bal,nis. Tickets 81; certificate pack.
age 26 wholes 60 dolls; shares in propor,iJn.
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THE MACKENZIE BOOK.

VIE Lives and Opinions Of Benz franklin
u Butler and Jesse Ii"yi. by William l. Mac
kenzie; The Groves Of Blarney, by Mrs S C Hall;
Living Age series No 1; The Authors Daughter. by
Mary tinwii: Alice May and Bruising Bill ZoroiJa
cr ihe Witch Of Naumkesg; MeiolIak The Lone In,
DIM OF the Mcgalloway. by n Member Of The Sui.
folk Bar. just reed this day and for sale nj
ROBPiS Book and S,aiiosory Store.
nov 10 cor Main & Union Sis.
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TITS STRANGE BUT TRTE.

WHAT JOHNSTON Il BERRYHIll
- have in.i returned from The Ems, E,r the see
ond time This season. aud have just finished ,pen
ing o"e 81 The largest md besi selected siocks al
Fancy and Staple Dry Gocsis now 10 he G,und wc.a
VI The mountains. and on account OF having 40 large
q stock. we are determined 10 SELL nj such pri,r,
- cannot fail Ia please. and therefore We would al.
wise those "bo wish to purchase either Nv ,be
Wholesale OF retail To give Us call. as we are Ger
tain they will not with ~ tn look farther.
N Ii. We invite The attention II the Ladies ,c,.
iicniarly.as We have The besi selcc,mn o( Dre.. Cool.
To be had in this or my of The western c,,ies anI
likewise Dress Trimmings OF every description: and
we have also on hand q splendid nsso,,m.,, ~
Gents Wear such as Cloths. C~assimer,s. S,u;oe,,.
Jeans and V'sing Of every d,scrip,ios.
BONNErS. B0NNErS DRESS GOODs
o'"'u oo"ne's Suks, Satius. Il ,mla ines
S."w 10 Ca-hmens Mn de LANES
neaPo'i'an do Alpocss, Merinocs
ne'se, do Eo'ian dc vronga. Coburx
do Cloth 81
Bonnet and Velvet Rib. Black Silk FRINGE. os 40.
oons, '''mps aud Firm cry width. quality and
ees' N"ns Iasseis price, with several pei.
Flow ers, ,plen. ces or variera,ed colors
oh assof,men' Er trimming dresses
CARPETS! CARPETS!
just received severaI pie ces &c Carpeiine n, very
cd prices. aid also a large assortment OF BIon.
JOHNSTON L. BERRYHIL.U.,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS IN
FOREIGN y DOMESTIC DRY FOODS
MAIN STREET, WHEELING.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-21
zAIE WISH In call The readers alIeniion ia
WISTAR'S RAL.SAM OF WILD CHER.

AN f. WISH la call the readers attention 10
w WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHER
RY, that is adverirsed IN anoIher colnmn. There
rs some "eculIari,v about mis- arlcle that no Other
remedy has. IL is completely master of all Pulmo-
nary Diseases. even 10 The most malignant, ,uch as
our mes, prominent and skiIhul physlcians ofier long
'reaimeri have gwen up IN despair as beyond Ire
reach Of medicine. and heir skill. are cured by this
remedy. The reaie T may think there $ son,e ms.
surance in lhIs. and with some reason too. il II was
not PLAIN mniIer OF fact proved bv many eases " iIh-
IN our immediate circle of acquaintance. We re-
commend il 10 the afflicted us The best medicine be
fore The public. For sale by
J CRUNBACKt.R, l73 Main 81. ,n
RYOR & PAUL.. l64 MsrkeIst, ""ee'"s'
nov I'm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-21
SADDLE, TRUNK AND
HARNESS MANUFACTORY.
100 MAIN STREET.

VIE SUbSCktBERS are nav prepared 10
furnish anything in heir line of business rs
low and Of o. good qualify rs can he had any where
IN me city. Taeir stock ON hand consists Of La.
u'es and Genilemens Saddles, Bridles and Martin.
gales; ladies and Genilcmen's Iron Frame Hard
Len'her Trunks with Liebrich'. Ph,lada inside. m.
Seni locks. rollers. Sc; Indies Bonnet Boxes. &c; nil
ui The common inds Of Trunks in use; valiscs. La
-d'es Carpets Sateh.ls and Baskets. Csrpe, Bags.
SnddIc Bags. Harness. double and single. Plated
and Common: Collars; Buggy. Ri ling and Wagon
Whips and Lash's, Buffalo Robes. Sucks and Sad
die Covers. Blankets. Horse Covers. Curry Combs,
Cards and Brushes. and everything usually kept in
srch mn establishment. rEE'E' m
The Subscribers ieel thankful CIR The patronag.
they have heretofore received. and hope by strict
.a'cn'icn TO business and a desiie To please they
will still receive their share.
Old work repaired at oil times on reasonable
Terms NlCOLL & CARR.
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10000 Dollars.

Grand consotdahd Lottery Of Dciouore q Georgia
CLASS NO 60.
To he dn wn nj Wilmington. Saturday,. Novem'r %
I of $4,000 of 10000 ! of 5000 Of 5OOU
as Nos. Is hallo's. Tickets 10 dolls; certificate
Of % wholcs l32 dolls; shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-21

SUCCESSOR TO J. CONNOLLY Il SONS.
NJ. I56 MARKET STREET.
o0N RESPECTFULLY informs the pub
ErxM lie that he has now on hand and man.
WN- nioclnres TO order every variety Of
"T Chairs of The latest patterns. nnd in q
NkN style Of workmanship not surpassed in
v The Western Country.
Tie has on hand a large stock of Boston Rockers.
Hall Boston Rockers. Common do. Revolving Chairs
suitable for Counting Rooms, Free Oh Parlor Chairs.
several new and splendid patterns Of wood seat
Chairs Dining Chairs. Setiecs Sociables, Children's
Table. hooking and Common Chairs, &c DC.
The public are invited 10 call and examine his
siock. Ms he viii insure all who favor him with
their custom. that they shnll not he disappointed Ell
'he' IN Price OF quality. lie is ID determined by clos g
personal attention TO business. To eniiIle himself t
a lar proportion Of public patronage.
Chairs carefully packed ur sent TO airy porf o
the city free of charge. On sep IL
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$1,000.

Pokomoko River LOTTERY, class No 237.
To be drawn nj WILMINGTON. Thursday Nov'r 81
] Of $1,000 ri $500 10 1880 Iuf lao
~ Mes, IL ballots. Tickets 50; certificate pack
age 25 wholes 2S dolls; shares IN pronoriun.
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VOLNEY b. PALMER, is our authorize,
Agent tor receiving Subscriptions and Adver
iscmentsfor the Wheeling Times and Gszette
yPHILADELPHIA.-N. w. corner Thin,
and Chestnut streets.
lite City Hall.
BALTIM0RE.-S. Z. corner B~alt;more, and
Calvert streets.
BOSTON.-No. IL State street.
Messrs. MASON &TUTTLE, No. 1913 Mas
sau Street, are our authorized Agents in New
foIk City. They will receive Subscriptions
and contract for Advertisement for the Times
and Gazette.
ID. BRAVO, at the Commercial News and
Reading Rooms, opposite the st. Charles and
Ncranda Hotels, is agent for this paper in
view orleans. Advertisements for it OF orders
or new subscriptions, will receive immediate
attention II left with him.
COM. ON COMMERCE. FOR OCTOBER
L. sweeney, K. Pollock, J. T.. WHARTON
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D. w. HEISkELL,
E|SPECrFULLY announces to Tho Ladies' nj
IL Wheeling that he hos opened a new md
splendid stock Of rio h Fancy Goods, part Of which
are enumerated below.
FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS.
Cashmere Pyramid Rob, : In new article )Ombre.
Cross over. striped and plain Cashmeres; Cashmere
dEcosse; fompadnurs; Mouslin De LANES: Cross
over and every other description Of colored and
black Alpacas.
EVENING DRESSES.
Color'd and White Embroidered Parisian Robes,
Ia beautiful arilcle:) White Muslin Robes; Tarle.
tens and Suisses, al all kinds; very rich White and
Colore Brocade Silks.
SILKS.
Bluck Satin Striped Armnrc, waiered and Stirred
P"ult ]c Sole; Satin Striped. Brocade. [ usiring aud
lie Suisse Silks, Ombre. Embroidered aud Striped
Fancy Silks.
SHAWLS.
Printed Caslmers emb'J. Turkiri. Broche, S,rs.
diila. Black and mode cold Thihei (emb'd aud plain
byle. Damask WOODEN and Muslin lie Lame Shanls.
FANCY GOODS.
Rich French worked Capes. Collars and Chemi,
zeiies; French worked. Revere and Hem Stitched
Linen Cambria IIandkerchit f.; Velvet edged and
Satin Sashes for Bonnet TRIMMINGS; New Style
Grape Scarf; Long and half Long white, cold and
black Kid Gloves; Bannel RibLons. Black and white
Silk Hose; Silk Fringcs ard Velvet Ribbons for
trimming dresses.
6In a few days he will open. in addition TO The
above, a large stock Of SIople Dry Goods. ior family
use. nov
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ENVENING ENTERTAINMENTS jus, re-.
cetvcd IN assortment Of anus ns plays hs
The evening parties and bashlui lover; The Man.
-inn ot U,rputs-. Pope and Pagan. MalsimonY.
Oracle nf fortune. Scripture History. Gave ~
If.av y. Sthksrs'fs in n new dress. Tee Pei wiek
Cards. invented ~ ) mivcl Weller. Mingame. are
al new md mnsi ln.l iuuable and arc fr sale 81
my IS w ROBB. cor Main Il Unicm ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-21

EW Gods Just received At The CITY Cash
~ Store. some very beautiful Silks oad Cab
meres. with n genenl assortment Of Full aud Win.
ter G"ods. Coll AMI examine them.
srp9 G. 6 Room
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TO TEACHERS AND PARENTS.

TTEW BOOKS-Tho CONDITION NJ The AZ
~ ucan Race IN The United s laies; Tho Ameri.
can Shepherd. by Ia Morrell; A Practical Treatise
on The Breeding ~ Sheep. by b acklotk. wih mich
PRACTICAL information concerning The growth al
wool; rhe Elemrnt- of M,ruliy, i~ncIuJing POIitY,
Wy w whewelL ID. FIR sale ny
nov IL JOHN J UASwELL, wheeling.