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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-13
GOOD THINGS OUT OF PLA CE.

A correspondent, Of The New York
OBSERVER, 10 dissenting upon the lrrev
renee Of church choirs, says that there
IRE some pretty goings on sometimes
whtre the choirS are surrounded with
GOOD thick curtains, and The chorlsler'
re concealed from The congregation
Some read, some sleep, and others
doubtless most lovingly on
ovesble subjects, and are kindly shec-
tionale one towards anolher.--Bu, ne
mentions a particular case as coming IN
,ler his own observation, which IS alto
1ethel TOO refreshing a story not 10 be
circulated 10 this no, season, Toe sing
RS, 10 warm weather, took care TO b.
provided with refreshments, and thu
hey replenshed their outer man Will
he congregation fed the inner man o.
less substantial but more spproprIa'
food. One very warm afternoon, tn
singers had water melons and lemonad
Uherewlh 10 console themselves, an
I happened that one of the gentlemen
n doing The egreeable 10 his lady OiS
yis, upset lemonadr jog. The foor 9
The singing loft not being quite waite
Light, the lemonade trickIed lhroueh
md the congregation sal under IN
lroppings of The sanctuary more ll'el
lily than they expected or even desl'
ad
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-13
A BOLD FIGURE OF. SPEC

A, the greal council Of the )
n alton, held last week, near y
Ike subject Of remo7ing these lod
cross the Mississippi being undt
cussion, one Indian spe ker said
MOI confidence in his 'whlle ia'hu'
should he hsve1 His white ia'ht
murdered their Saviour, aHd what
Of treatment could poor 1ndl'
pecl from men who had killed Il
Of GodI'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-13
Dem, Union,


The gallan, defenders Of Baltimore dur.
ing the late, war, intend visiting Washing
ION city on the memorable l2Ih Of Seplem
beI The presiden, has responded to their
polite note in which he says, il will afford
him muck pleasure to have an opportunity
Of exchanging personal salulalions with I
band Of patriots so distinguished and so de
serving nations gratitude as the defenders
of Baltimore OF 1914
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-13

Resolued; ,ha, the opportunity an'1rl
This fall to settle our local question by III
fairly expressed voice Of the tax payers and
voters of the Coun,y,is matter for congratu
lalior and rejoicing 10 all who wish well 10
he public peace, and desire TO see lorg de
lerred justice done 10 the central and eastern
portions OF our territory.
ReSoired tha, the mode by which the
Removal will be effected; TO wit, by the
vote Of majority Of the County, will lie
prive the opponents of the measure Of all
lust grounds of cavil hereafter. as ihoy
cannot alege tina, it was carried by accident
or that majority of those interested were
not in its favor,
Resolved That the provisions of tie
Removal Bill are framed in spirit f cunr.
teousness and iberalily to our opponents;
their original outlay for roun,y purposes,
hstelunded, and the new buildings are TO
he pui up without taxation upon them
rhplr arqniescence in The measure wouIG
therefore be reilher unnatural Or unwise
u ResOiUed- rhdl the warm gratitude of
The citizens Of this county is due 10 Messrs.
e |Snyder, Ross. Funston, Wright, Ctabb,
Roumforl and all others who have beeu our
n friends in The Legislature, for the sincere
and active zeal with which they have la.
a bored 10 bring this local question to Just
settlement and determination. Amid diff
e cul,es and opposinon, they have been faith.
ful and true, aud .hev will have the pleas.
ure of seeing the people perfec. The good
work which they have supported.
n ResoIUed-rhat VIM. McKelvy, john
Lazarus, Charles II. Doebler, ThoTaa
I Nendenhall, ,DanieI Sny der, Daniel Meleck|
Gamer. Jacob Hagenbuch. John KnOul
y Anthony Dengler, John f. Derr, Johl
ShsrpIess and George W Morris, be q con
r miuee for the purpose Of procuring suit
scrpllons under The Bill in case of its ar
cepsnance BY the people with power to at
- I(U toelI humDef, anO lat (heY are recon-
mendrd TO procure Them before The first dad
Of January next, in order that there maj
he no delay in putting up The new bulI
Ings.
RcSOlued-Thai the members Of III
" Convention will supaor, the whole ,ich
put in nomination this day.
ResoIUcd-Thal Charles r. Buckau|
Thomas J. Hulch,son. William J IktI
). VI. r. Hover and Morrison 4. Jarks |
''' be the Standing Committee for The ensU
year, and thal they are requested to prrp
and publish an address to The voters u |
""' County upon the Removal Question, aud
-. oppolnl commilles Of Vigilance in
,is Townships.
Rcsolced- That the proceedings Of
.o meeting be signed By the officers, and
=, hsNed.
o,, The Convention .hen adjourned, VI
h.. three hearty cheers for The success Of 4
REMOVAL BILL, and the WllOI
TICKET.j
,on fS,gned by The c6fcerS)
~" -u.xzv>~..<r.r-xxsrz
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WONDER OF
WORLD.

% one Of the pedks of the II -
block IF granIte weighing, by esH
1871 SIS tons, so nicely balanced O
ceuIrr Of gr'vi,y. that sIogle man
give il rocking motion.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-13
A HEAVY VERDICT

We learn from The Crawford j
that sui, pending between NJ. B
Esq, and the Erie Canal Company
from ihe final estimate Of his va
celebrated qsick.ssnd section. VII
referred TO aIbiialors, whose del
was agreed, should be fnsl, has TfI
vsrdic. lor Mr., Lowry, ci s5o,lS
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-13
A GOOD REFORM

10 compliance with a decision n
by the people of AIabam,, at the
election, by large majority, the
Iogs Of The legislature Of that S,als
be biennial,
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THE TICKET.


County Convention onMonday last, is truly
a good one, and well worthy general
support The Candidate for Assembly.
+. A. FUNS TON, Esq. has beer tried and
moi found wanting, and IN accordance with
universal usage throughout the State, he is
nominated for a second term. II honesty,
ability. and fal,hfulness are desirable in a
Representative, he has them -and if elected
we are assured by his past course, that he
will do nothing 10 ,he discredi either of his
constituents or himself.
For Prolhonc,ary and Register and Re
corder, the present incumbents are re.nomi-
naled The citizens of The county ale well
,couained with both these gentlemen, and
As ,hev have been faithful and accom- oda,-
ing public servants, we trust the people will
extend TO them again ,her confidence and
support. We wish them 10 come along
with the Removal 70 more central and jus,
position, and TO have the privilege Of say
ing hereafter that the voters of the county
approved Of ,hem along with the grea, ques-
tion with which they were identified.
For Commissioner, is presented gentle
man who gives the strongest guaranty that h'
will suit the people OF the county in the far
that he stands well wherever he is known
He is a mechanic, honest, intelligent an,
lunassumrg, and he will strive, if elected
! to keep up the present excellent Pdminisira
lion of county affairs. We have, lor som
wears, been fortunate in selecting Count
4 Commissioners We have good, plair
= homes, men and we lind our County on,
y debt; our state Ia xes paid Up promptly, al
our credit in the state, FIRMLY establshe
rhe candidate for Commissioner now pr
. senled, is just such a man as we want
assls, in continuing this state OF things al
= IS therefore worthy an election.
Fl The candidate for Treasurer, has been
faithful friend of the Removal, throu
good and through evil report, aud is "
= qualified for the Office of Treasurer. Il
X all Removal men give him an enlhusas
support for he is worthy their votes a
lheil confidence. The man who me-
~ deserted prin cipIe or betrayed friend
r.. fairly nominated fer an Office that he will
n. with credit, and he ought TO be lrlumpha
RS Iy elected by the voters OF Coum
On County.
C. Mr.. Cole Of Sngarloa( will make g.
'e Auditor and we lrnst therefore 10 see
" elected TO til at Office.
h. Such is the ticket that the Convent
70 has selected and put before the people,
b. we venture TO say that ii will be elected
N a very large majority. All parts OF
lie county have been firaIy dealt with in form
OF it, and no one has any grounds Of dlss'
a, "' lion or complaint. Let all our fr'e nds''
~ take hold and give it an ardent support
,nd we will have good.and honest meu I'll
en- the places Of public trust,
n
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-13
w HAT NEXT?

A patent has been granted TO Troy
gentle nan not TO embalm but petrVy bodies
The body is TO lay two weeks in liquid
and then comes out solid as marble, and
may be placed in niche in the Hall,
mong other slaiuary. Pleasant reflection
lhis.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-13
InRNlP Fly.

The Western Farmer aud Gardner
.sys that repeated and varied expert
nenls have proved that half as ounce
# sulplur, mixed with pound oil nr'
nip seed, will completely p'eSen' the
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-13
NJ Il NOV AL
COUNTY CONVENTION

Convention met at the house OF Johh
Clayton in Bloomsbury. Monday, Sep'em
ger 9Th. 1916, "a, one o'clock,P Nj. the cor
vention was organized by choosing the lol
owing officers.
E. JACKSON, PRESIDENT
ASpssT nspss K1;xs' r. I.o''v' : Secretaries
The names Of the township were called
over and the following delegates appeared
aud took their sea, in the Convention.
Briercreek-M E. jackson, WIN. A.
Britain
Bloom Charles KahIer. William S.
Thompson
Csuawissa--Slephen Badly, Isaac s.
Monroe
Cen,re-Solomon Newhard Jacob HFs.
Deny-A. b. Commings, William G.
llendershot
Fishingcreek k-Tbomas J. HuIchIson
John Hess
Frankln-Pe,er Kline, William Rohr-
back
Gteenwood-Jacob Evans, Peter Cir.
ION
Hemlock-Thomas J. vsnderslioe, j nhr
lShoemaker
Jackson n-Thomas W. Young, Joshu;
Savage
L,be.ty-Leonard Stineman, Nose
8 SIecker
: Aimes,one-Gldeo Wertnan, Daniel S
Folmer.
p Mahoning-Iram Derr, Elias Mebder
: hall
= Mnln-Chrsian Wolf, John Kellerj
e Madison john Heller, Joseph Sheep
!, Mount Peasanl-Andrew X. Jacob
i Philip Kesucr
/ Monlour-Peler Rupert, John Del'e
n ichl
Main-John Fisher, John Grcver
/ Orange-John b. Edgar, Isaac G. Joh'
son
Paxton-Christian Shuma1, Conr'
y Bredenbender.
e Rhosring creek-Ilenty Me'z, Micha
v K. Hover
'r Sugaroal-John MHenry, Villa
" Cole.
It On motion, the Convention proceeded
J" ,he nomiraiion Of candidates.
y On motion. Thomas A. Funs'on "
Is unanimously nominated as candidate
Ct Representative.
lie On mo,on Jacob EyerIy was unanimn
" ly nomlnated as Candidate for Pro'ho
,ary.
as On motion Charles Couuer, was un;
~ unouIy nominated as candidate for Reg
ID. Ter and Recorder
. The names of Charles f. Mann, T.
oo aud Col. Neal M'Cdy, being presene!
he The Convention Cor Gomlnauon for Cuu
fiji Treasurer. ,he following leuer was read
M the President.
SEPT. Sh. lS45
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NEAL M'CAY

Upon motion, Charles f. Mann,wa then
nominated az candidate for
office of county Treasurer
For Commissioner Nm. J lkccr, Peter
En,, and Harmon Labour, were named,
and on proceeding 10 ballot.
Peter Enl had ! 5 votes
Wm. J. lkeer had l6 votes
Harmon LabouI had l3 votes; there be
ing no choice the Convention proceeded 10
second ballot when
Peer ED, had II votes
William ikeler had l6 votes
Harmon Lsbour, had ! votes. there
still being no choice, the Convention pro
ceeded 10 third ballot VIXEN A.,
Peler Enl had 25 votes y J
william ]. lkelcr, had 10 votes, where
Upon Peter Eni, was declared 10 be duly
nominated for Commissioner.
On motion, William Cole, was unani
nonsly nominated as Candidate for Audi
tor.
! On motion Of Michael r. Hover, III
y following gentleman were appointed Com
q 10 report resolution TO wit:
Michael II Hover, Wm. A. j. Briuia
s William S. Thompson, Solomon Newhar
and Thomas j. Vanderslce, who after n
firing reported the following resolution
y which were adopted;
!. Whereas this Convention, is The FIR
' ! political assemblege me..,in this County
since The passage Of the Removal Bill, an
n an expression of opinion in regard 10 il,
lprorer, therefore
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-13
SEPT. S.h. lS45
To the President Of The Removut Con

peatian, noW in session,
SIR-l feel grateful 10 my friends for 90
ing me The honor Of presenting my name to
the Co venlon as candidate for County
Treasurer, but as have greater desire
I(or the union and harmony Of she Removal
marty. THAN am anxious for an office. ! re-
lspecuully ask leave TO Withdraw my namt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-29

IE>RUSr sALE-By virtue OF a dee OF Trus,
made To me. the subscriber. by William Chap
hne' da'ed The sixth day of February 1871, and
recordcd in The clerks ,hice Of Ohin county. IN
book "a. page All. | shall, on The 26th day Of
May next, al the door Of the court house in Vince
ing proceed To sell NJ public suciiun, 10 the highest
and best bidder. The following described real estate
TO wit, four lots or parcels of ground ying in South
Wheeling. on The West side Of Market street. being
lets numbered l0l. l02. 1903 aud lG4; together with
the ienemenis and Improvements thereon: consisting
oi one dwelling house. md Two large brick PORK
houses. Selling Us Trustee. I shall only convey
such tile rs is vested in me by said deed of Itrus,.
OF SALE One fourth cash, and the
balance in three equal insialmcnts. payable in six.
Twelve and eighteen months with interest from The
day Of sale; tho purchaser giving bond with GOOD
security. zap 24) JAMES PAUL., Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-29
NEW CASH sTnRE.

Market space (Dtst d0oS 10 HgdSOH q MorrisOH's)
Ma GOODRICH. would respectfully inform
. The citzons Of Wheeling. and the surrunn.
ding conntfy. Thai he has received hs stock Of
FANCY aud STAPLE DRY GOODS. and feels
assured, from Tho low prices no purchased az. ~
eompafison with he first purchases Of the seosrn.
ard The small profit he II determined To sell Tor, that
oil who may favor HIM v1h a call will meet with
enhfc sa'Isidc Tie Vii not ire the reader by
enumcraiiig al The articles he has on hand hut
rdicrs hem TO The small tiHs. lilo invites all ~
come and examine ft themselves. aud will iny,iro
lbem he best bagsins VI The scasOu. sp Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-29
DR. RADCLIFFE,
10 MGOPATuIC PHYSICIAN.

ESPECTFULL Y rende n his professional
services tn the citizens of Wheeling.
The Medical Practice which he has the hunor OF
Introducing INTO this city, Games recommended by
lis general introduction into The families Of the first
circles. IN The chief cities OF the Union--fmm iis
adoption by a long list cf The old school prac,iiiOners
and by its superior success over every other
method IN the cure and expulsion Of all forms Of
cnreable diseases. whether nc Lie or chronic.
Ia This system. oil the seventies Of The old Practice
are dispensed with. such as Bleeding, Blis,e ring,
Eme'ics. Caihariics. &c. &C.. and when tho
p"mpninde Of The cures is considered. il will be
found To be The most economical mode in use.
DR.. Radcliffe. will be found nj the ohhre ad jolninc
the residence Of J MLure. Esq. Main street.
Wheeling. Va. np9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-29

NRUST SALE-By virtue Of deed Of Trust
Il executed by Hamilton Pollock. bearing daie
on The 18Th day OF May lS43. and recorded in the
clerks office Of The county count of Ohio county, |
shall. on The 24'h day of May next. proreed to sell
at The front door d { The Couri house Of Ohio county,
n certain parcel Of ground. To wits; the south half OF
lot No 80. sitraie on The East side of Fourth street,
a few doors North Of Union street. in the CITY Of
Wheeling. Selling as Tru tee. I shall only make
such tile as is vested IN me by said deed Of Trust.
mp % NJ III SON. Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-29
JOHN " OREW q co.
TAILORS.

". w. corner Of Baltimore and Charles SIS.
BALTIMORE
constantly on hand. an extensive rs
sorim,Lt Of French, Eng';sh and American
CLOTHS. CAssIMEREs. VEsTINGs, &c. OF their own
importation. or purchased with cash from importers,
or foreign OF domestic agents, which they are pre-
pared 10 make up in The best aud mosI fashionable
style, nj short notice.
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING READY MADE.
On tho second flpor Of their building. gentlemen
will always find a general assortment Of superGne
and medium ~cloihing. tho work aud style Of which
they will guaranty 10 he equal to anything that can
be made.
EgTONE PRICE ONLY;-The price Of every
article is d distinctly marked in figures.
Baltimore. April 90 2w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-29
REMOVAL.

AFAYETTE NieNEELY, would ,r,per,fpllS
IL INFORM the citizens OF Wheeling and The pub.
lic generally. that he las removed hi. DRUG AND
MEDICINE STORE. 10 The ro,m formerly occupied
ny Mr. u Pollock. as a Shoe Store. next door 10 M
Grail and Two doors from Market Alley. where no
VIII receive IN a few days. in addition Ia his lormet
stock. n fresh and well assorted stock Of Drugs, Me.
d'cines. Paints. Oils. Dye Stuff. Perfumery, &~, 10
which no would invite the attention of his old Gus.
TONERS and The puhlic.
N ID. lie hus ulso his usual supply Of Garden and
Flower Seeds. (ap2-lm) leo Main street.
ICH CHAMELEON SHAW Is Black Saith.
IL Striped do. Black Wnrsled. Silk do, Embroids
cred M'uslin de Inin do. with every description of
Dress Udkfs. apps SENSENEY & RHODES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-29

NEW NOVELS. NEW NOvELS-The Cot.
IN ton Lords by Mn Stone; Lopk To The end ~
The BenneIs abroad by Mr. Ellis; The Maiden. a story
fur my youig country women. by G S Aiihhr; The
kuIrizner. o tale by Miss Harriet Lee; DIN Fr,lia
and his ten daughters an historical romance oi the
middle ages by Agnes Strickland; Just received ot
ROBES Periodical office. corner Of Main q Union
streets. n +, \
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-29

WIN the hundred md one other kinds ,oo numerous
I'd designate, all OF which have been selected with
care and attention. and will he dispo-ed oC Whale.
sale or Retail At as low prices as they can be pur-
chased west Of The mountains.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS wish ing To- purchas.
n small assortment. euher by The package or dozen.
VIII do well To call md examine my sIock, Ms | am
confident | can supply Them at prices that cannot
Ian TO please. Thankful for The liberal patronage
heIe'oiore extended TO me ! still solici, and shall
endeavor To merit a continuance Of The same.
ALSO. always on hand n large and general ms.
sor'ment Of Shoe Stock and Shoe Findings, uem!ock
aud Oak Tanned Sole Leather. Boot Morocco and
KID Skins. Lining and Binding Skins. Gallons. Boo,
Webbs, Shoe Pegs, Shoe Nails, Tacks. Sine Threads
OF The best quality, Sc SC, Boot and Shoe Manu-.
iaclurers will find That | can furnish them with nI.
most every Thing in Their line OF business. on good
terms Zap o. SAML McCLALLEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-29
I15 packages of Boots and Shoes.
ALLMAN s. MANY Mill

AVE just received a large aud vel selec,,,
stock oi Fashionable Boots aud Shoes. su,,a
bic i"r spring and summer wear-our stock consist,
in part as follows;
IA pair mems 6nc calf sii'chcl and pc,yc,l boot.
TO do do pcggcj morocco a.,
96 do de- do seal
96 do do heavy calf and kin a.,
quo pair mems fine morocco null,fcrs
250 do do do cali monmes
oOO do do heavy cali and kin do
ooO do do commo kip and coa,se d.,
.UO do do best coarse mOnr,es
.Oo .o do seal null'iers GO do do CATER booi.
500 do mems morocco slippers
2OO do d" call and morocco pumps
100 do do seal a.,
400 pair boys hest hi, monrocs
2O0 10 do common kip do
2oO do do calf aud morocco downinrs
200 do do morocco slippers
LIS pair youths fine calf aud morocco sboos
400 do do kip monrues
500 pair children's pegsed grain shoes
4OO do wumen's calf and kip lace hu,s
2UO do do had md goat boots
100 do do gaiier do
l3O pr ladies' BLK d cold hlfgaiicrs Of yarions Kind,
400 do ladies' calf and mor,co bu.kin.
sou do do pegged kip shoes and buskins
SUo do do seal peeged shoes (low price)
3UO do do kid slippers (low price)
aOO do do seal and morocco slippers do
sO0 do do rambroon do do
600 n DO ladies' fine kid spring heelcd slippers
'oo do do common do do do
,oU do do boarded morocco bu.kins
~ - do do hid walking shoes aud buskias
40 do do fine kid run-rd slip'rs and Luskins
100 10 do cold kid slippers. various kinds
do do misses kid e. more slip'r.Iluw pr,
do do spring hecled slippers
NV DO do coPd kid slippers and half CATERS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-29
a. M. ADAMS 4 co.
NO. l67 MAIN STREET o..

FASHIONABLE MERCHANT TaILORS.
Have just received fmm The Eastern cities. n
choice stock Of Goods for G"n,lcm-n's wear. suitable
for the season. selected by Mr. NJ II GRlco. Anon
their stock will be fonnd :
S~opcs6nc French and English BRoAD CLorus, OF
he best qualines and mos, periec, flush.
C~AssiMEREs. plain md lancy. q very beautiful
and superior assortment.
VESrlNGS: Our assortment of fashionable rilk
nnd Satin Ves,ing.. for style. finish sud qualify.
surpssses anything ever in this city.
Fashionable Scarfs and Crava,s. Siocks. Olov es,
Shirts. 70 heauiifui pate IN ready madc.) SC. Sc.
NEW YORK SPRING FASHIONS.
We have received the N. York Spring Fashions.
and are prepared 10 nnswcr all orders in our line
n o style h~ereofpre unequalled in this CITY.
on 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-29

nISSOLUTIoN-The cornc.,h,o bc,,,o.
fore existing between The Subscribed IN Inc
.fuochmaklng bns:neys, under the fra Of IIn binsoo
4 Cord. has cen Ibis day dissolved by mutual
consent. All unsettled business will be attended
10 by Isaac Hutchinson, who Is alone authorized 10
settle The samo. ISAAC HUTCHINSON,
ap IL JOHN CORD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-29

ToACHMAKING. &cs-The subscriber will
~ continue the Coach Making business. hereto.
fore carried on by the above firm al their old sand.
Mnin 81. between Quincy and Monroe ste. where he
will ~ al times be prepared 10 execute all erjen in
his line with uesiness and despatch. on The most
accommodating tcrms. ISAAC HUTCHINSON.
Sp Is. I'm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-29
s. @. ~sHALLCROss !,

lvl announces that She has iusi received ~
LATEST EASTERN SPRING FASHIONS
ana VIII open on Thursday. April 17th. a hnnd.
ZONE assortment Of BONNEfS. DRESS CAPS
hinpoNs. FLOWERS, &c. aI No 152 Nam street
Ladies will please coll and examine for themselves
up Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-29
REMOVAL
REMOVAL
FRENCH DYEING ESTABLISHMENT IN
WHEELING

q LouLEIN, Frooch Over. on Inc ohio,
SIDE OF the bridge, South Wheeling, second
door rom y + Kelley's Store, returns his arste
iul thanks 10 bis friends and customers, for heir
former iaFors,. and respectfully Informs them
that he has added TO his establish m tent impoft.
mt and, IN France newly discovered irsprove-
anents. HeRiYes more lustIe, Osatness and dus
them. "'"r
He feels perfectly confident to give every safe
faction, and hopes therefore, for Tho contfnuanc,
OF a liberal patronage. oct2I
"H1PS. wWPS-Riding anJ Cauinee Win.
Of different kinds. Just received Nv
"PSi J&T ~IIORNBROOK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-29

DoNNET RIBBONS & FLOWERS Ladies'
u Crnvais md Neck lies. Jaccone, and Swiss
Edgings and inseriines, Thread Laces and Edgings.
Just received. SENSENEY & RHODES
np 3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-29

AAEA LBS American Cnlomcl, SO lbs En-
wv giish DO. Just reed and for sale by
ap 10 PRYOR & PAUL.,