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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-02-05
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the paten Tor the ret time. probably M be con-
cetned about ms lta. wh@n ~ all protaA5s
You'd the hope OF tire most skifh Physician medicinal
aid May these facts awaken all who afrtc!
disease that lean be of Pulmonary character.
Medicine,
DR.. DUNCAN'S EXrECrO2AsT REMEDY,
(foT diseases Of tte Retfa7ry Organs aai Consumption
The wonderful discovery il the healing art qTfe,ng
removing all disease from the SYSTEM arresng
many from the cold and silent BY Attending carly
this kind adm onton Thousands Of lives may Yet parei
TO the great enjoyment and comfort Of many aud
dearest friends.
CAN upon Of the gents who sell Or Dun-an'= Ey
remedy where viii be of
deru! efficacy uon persons hand whom you
liberty ca! upon before purchasing The proprietor
ais medicine particularly requests all afflicted parsons who
feel disposed has medicine to be careful and j,
cording the Directions the small psrhet which
be foun enveleped around each bottle BY
ly the directions and sufficient quantity taken
the ecicine f1ir and decided
lasting j. certain performed unless the
hopeless before using the medicine.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-02-05
RAZOR STROPS-HOME INDUSTRY.

LOT Of superior RAZOR STROPS. manufac tured
IA in this State. and warranted equal, no.
pesior any made in Ea Europe: received
and for sale at abe BOOK STORE.
Nov %, l644. 4Stf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-02-05
Richmond Woollen Factory.

ME subscriber having cnred the manufac
business at the above mentioned place: he is prepaid
cd rscsive wool manufacture CLOTH. FLAN-
NELS, BIA NtjFS, SATTENETTS ard JEANS. ei-
Their by the yard the shares suited
He also has hand good
named goods. which ne j. willing exchange for wool
produce. lie viii Card Wool. Full Dress
Cloth for VINO w favor him with their CUSTOM
prices aud hopes that strict attention
4 give general satisfaction.
LEViNUS KING
Richmond. Nov. IL. IS43
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-02-05

The Kew. Mr.. Porter, who has lived in Lowell
but few months, has already solemnized two
hundred marriages.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-02-05

Brother Hines, the right hand man of Father
Miller. Is lecturing in New Bedford. Mass, to
crowded houses, on the Second Advent
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-02-05
EakiaOEsN FACTORY.

ME undersigned. having the above Factory.
Il formerly owned By Daniel CLARK. having put il
IN complete repair are now ready Card NOOL,
md Full and DRESS CLOTH in the best mi nue aud
upo, short notice They Vii also, short time.
red to manufacture all kinds Of goods order They
will purchase any quantity If WOOL. the hiclcst
ket price, payable III Goods the Factory Dry
Goods and Groceries, Sc They would prefer Wool tina,
has been washed.
Their prices low. and they hope from ,ieir long
pefience and their
a share patronage.
NIXON & WILCOX.
April 18th. 1S4i. 1S.f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-02-05
4 FARM FOR SALE.

ME subscriber offers for sale. miles north
OF Richmond Ii conta eighty acres Of land of
best quasy-sood budirgs. barn, the necessa-
ouihoa=es in convanien, order There is aiso thrifty
orchard OF excellent fruit and s altogether of the
desirable locations ia the neghborhood.
Being about to remove. be offers for sale mis- entire
of BOOTS SHOES, wholesale retail, the low
es; possible prices.
LUXE LEAGUE.
Richmond Ia. sept 27.h. 1874. If
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-02-05
GGNSUM Ito N,

Colds. Coughs, Splitting of Blood, Bron-
chtis, difficulty OF Brcathing. hsthna.
Pain i'll the side. Breast and Chest,
Whooping Cough. Group, and all
other diseases Of the Liver and
Lungs.
II we'll known art carefully asceranel from the bills
and records OF mortality hat throughout the United States
liz ln-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-02-05
LASTS and PEGS,
DWELLING HOUSE FOa SALE.

lTNHE undersigned offers for sale pleasant family resi-
dencc, III city of Richmond, Franklin street.
opposite Friends Meeting House. Ths House
good twoss'rs dwelling. neatly painted veil nm
i.hed III modem style Il ms rooms, ali the
appeadages of a comfortable residence There is also on
the 10, so~d Stable aad Carriage HOUSE, build
ing.. II pleasantly situated and good
JOB RORTON. Adn,'r Of The
Estate Of J. s Bor,oa. decd.
Nov. %, 1874. 49,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-02-05
Another Expose.

young sprig of fashion, possessed of large
property was held to bail in one of the New York
courts. on Saturday, in the sum of 10000. in
action for seduction. Tho counsel for the defen-
dant gave notice of motion to reduce the bail,
alleging that he can provo that the lady made the
first advances.-The will excite a great
sensation, as both parties habitues of '.the
upper ton thousand" and the acquaintance of the
imprudent pair is said to have commenced at the
Italian Opera House.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-02-05

They have commenced manufacturing beau
tiful silk shawls, worth $50 and S25, besides silk
vestings and handkerchefs. at Richmond, Wayne
county, Indiana.-Bat. Sun.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-02-05

The Secretaries of the American Tract So
eiety collected in Hartford last week $1,000
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-02-05
FAHN OCK'S
CELEBRATED FAMILY
MEDICINE Els!
3. 4. Fahnestock's Vermifuge-a GER
tain Cure for Worms.

II has met .ciM hitherto s.npar-!leied.
TKyHE Proprietor has made i, point ascertain the
Il result Of iis such withiu his
knowledge and observation during the las, fifteen years and
lily found effects
nfre after ry all ordinary
recommended for had been previously
@iihout permanent advantage This fact afes;ed
by hundreds
persons different paris Of the country which be
By calling the pTopesos he authorized agents and
should induce families always vial OF pepa
their possession I. IS mild operation and
may be administered with perfect safety deli
infant Price 25cts per Wal.
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Con ~Ilrnptivc Patients
Consumption of the Lmngs.

Tie footrg hare Just rtctirfd rom .Hfsrs osl'n
Rotee. D5ugs,s .Neuark. thus State to trtori II
communicated 6y John Inner, Esq. eifisen II
Bui,as ton, Licking Comfy Ohio.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-02-05

iave stood the Of years. and experience
has proved them 20 be safe and valuable remedy. in In
<ernittent, Eeriitont aat Bilious Fever. Jaundce, BIZ
ioas Choiic Indigestion, DFoPsy Dysentes Bilious ON
things, Colds, and ali complaints of lnhammaory char
The complete md universal satisfaction which has
been given BY these Pills ali Who have used them
renders the pub shn, OF the certificates their
IA 10 caurterfeiiinP they
rat Up rcd NIGGA shc VIC per Pace 25
Tor 3 x containing iaifty F.ls
3. A. Fanncstoca's LIQUID OpODELDOC.
7his Liquid Opodedo. dIss entirely from the
Opofeh!oc. IL - warm an aitenuahs a"i al 90 fnun!
peculiarly seIvcihle Rheumatic aud Gnuty affections.
stiffness OF me 'eck or Jttnt anb'ess, ramps, SPANS
Bruises &C. L. may also be applied Sudden Hsad-ache.
foosh-ache. burns and scads the skin
broken: PEACHES aud Wounds uadar Inc nails wi Do speedily
relieved BY Il Pace p cents per Wal.
Fahncstock s cos Pneumonia, or Cough Balsan.
This preparation has proved Itself very grea,
Gcacy in the Of obstinate Coughs, Colds. Asthma
hopping Cough, Splitting Of Blood, and other pneumonia
nfections an the popretor7 feel warranted in roeommen
Gin, sale an! useful lseiae and prepared
show certificates ndtsputahte authority. in testimony of
value Ii is Pleasant is and offered low
price q, 70 p~-a ithin reach Of person
There perhaps t4, few Cough preparations,
proauce such decided effects short time Price %
cents per Ssal
B. \. Fahncstoch & co.'s Cough Lozenges,
Possesses al the Of tic bcss cough yups, and being
composed of vegetable extracts c,.eal-- I'll arr are
aho aj1ry ~ freezing, eFneaatna Or hEeakase Both
the above lozenes pleasant TO the taste PFce p e
r. A. Fahnostock s Co.'S Evc-Water.
For Tie cts 81 Inflammation Of tie Tpe..
THIS I.ye-Waer nn- proved itself ~ vanahe
dy II diseases Of the ycs atsnG from ritation Pro-
durei from sand, and oiher foreign spbsinnecsarsd
pors-expasura 70 Intense -bossuiten Ct anses
of tempe coli4-ahsofptioa OF scIo!aons, small
pax. other ,lr,on nattefs; aao Effects Of
lei ami other levers Price % cts per wall
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-22
COMMERCIAL %RECovr.A
BALTIMORE PRICE

BEESWAA.-Salcs of Bceswax To a lini-
ted extent at 30 cents per h., for yellow.
The stock IN the market is light.
COfFEE.-Thc market is calm lthis week.
The transactions in Rio do not reach 1000 haas
prices, z to a cents. The import this
week Is 1910 bags from Rio; and ljI2 bags
from Laguayra.
FlSH.-Limited sales of Slad at $3.50 for
NO. trimmed. Herrings are in moderate
demand at 5.3fsa3. Boa sale of 200 bbls.
yesterday at the first named rate. Small sales
OF No. 3 Makcrel at S7a7.23 for new.
FEATHERS.-The sales of Feathers have
been OF a limited character being principally
retail at 2Sa33 cts. according to quantity and
quality.
FLOUR.-Sules of small parcela of common
mixed brands nom stores at SI.313. which is
the rate generally asked, except for choice
brands oi fresh ground which are held at ST.
l439.
CITY MILLS FLOuR.-Sales have been
making i'll the course OF the week at $3.50 per
bbl. Tor parcels to be manufacturer ofnew and
old wheat.
RYE FLouR.-Wc continue to quote Pa
at S2.9IaS3.
NHEAlS.-The salesofnaw white whcs,s
have ranged from s. TO 81 cents. the parcels
at the highest price being but few, and suitable
Tor family flour.
COKN.-At the opening of the week there
Was a temporary scarcity, and some sales of
Md. white were made at IL cents. Later i'm
The day, the sales of white were at 12al3 cts,
and these prices ruled until Yesterday.
FLAASEED.-We hear of no sales of Flax
seed: IL is held at 81 .20aSl . per bushel.
GlNSENG.-There is "a good demand for
Ginseng, but the supply in market is light.
1t would bring a good price.
\SEEh MI .I n.I =. IN IN.
cents per gal. iii casks, and ~ cents in bbls.
MOLASSES.-We hear of no important
transactions this week. Small sales OF New
Orleans at 3la32 cents for hhds. 81 cents for
t@icrces, and 32ga33 cents for bbls. Stock
light,
TOBACCO.-The inquiry for MARYLAND
Tobacco continues quite lively, but the re-
ceipts are too small TO supply the demand
common sorts, except at very low rates, are
more difficult to sell. We continue To quote
former prices, which are well supported. viz:
Inferior and common S2aS3: iniddling TO
good, 50. oOaS5; good SGaS7. 80: and fine SSa
Sll. The good qualities of Ohio are taken as
soon as they appeagi in the market at fair prices.
The receipts of this description this week are
pretty large, but as the nayigations of the
Western rivers becomes iInpeded by low
water, receipts may be- expected to fall of.
we quote as follows: Common to middling
S3aSl.30; good S5aS6; fine red and wnppery
So.1OaSlO; fine yellow $50; and extra wrap
perry SllaSl3. The inspections of the week
are 163 hhds. Maryland; 93l hhds. Ohio; and !
hid. Virginia-total l105 hhds.
WOOL.-Therc have been no transactions
OF Wool ofany importance.
WESTERN TRANSPORTATION.
BhbIlMORE&OlllO RAIL ROAD.-TIc
charges ON the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
rAg til. - -. a. It, -
w: Coilec and manufactured Tobacco 25cts.
per 100 lbs. and Groceries, Dry Goods and
Other merchandise generally 35cts. per lbs.
WAGON FREIGHTS.-Thc rate from
Cumberland to Wheeling by wagons is 622ctsI
per 100 lbs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-22

liuuci B,pugh tking his cSSYSDn thc i,le
>ropc, d that iclloN. h. nan in iltc mopn
~ Btcugh ycry innoucAtly pui TIN ini,uo-s
tiou To thc Professor ac whole company
which had been cunVulsclw ith laughter While
listening To the editors Brilliant AL Economical
remarks. roared aloud. For five MINUTES thrr,
sto0l Brouga. looking as vacant a. an apple
dumping at the uproarious customers. wonirr.
ing What h9d got into the fellows. Al length
one oi the COMPANY having become sulicient-
" composed, said; Why, Brcush, YOU'VE
hoaXcl.'
'iiooxcd : repeated Brough, looking ~ Cat
as one oi his own editorials.
Yes hoaNcd, replied The astronomer, you
have bccn looking at yourself.
And this was true. Tor soinc wag had lippe'
a looking glass into the tubc. ami -poi Brough
instead oi describing the man in the moon
had given a pretty faithful description of d.
own appearance. H. pulled his hat dow
over hts eyes, manned his fists into The arpil
OF his brccchcs pockets. and hanging nj, hrp,
in his usual way, lief, the obscNa,or, muttrt
ing curses against astronomers, telescopes am
mrn in the MOON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-22
We arc indebted to Mcssr- G,ce'y & Nc.

We arc indebted tn Mcssr. G,cc,y & Nc.
Elrath for n copy of'the Fdrmers LiJrdry and
h1,thiy Journal Of AgricyiiurGT published
by them anl edited by John 5. Skinner, Esl.
rhis Isl beautiful M,gizine oi o. pages, en-
bcllishcd with 3 engrd,ings got up la style oi
r~sa,ness for which the publi7i"r, are noted.
We are not much vcrscd in Agricultural mat
tars, but the reputation ot The editor is a
guarantee OF thu value OF the WORK. The work
contains republication Of ePc',hcllt's Agri-
cultural Chemistry. "A memoir of the late
Stephen Van Rensselaer,. A prize essay by J.
j. Thorn, rs on Farm Management. An article
on Fall ~P,owing, 81, e..
Such OF our Agricultural Readers as desire
II canilspect the work at our Office .1and we
will with pleasure remit the names of such as
may wish 10 subscribe for the work. Price
50 per annuln.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-22
GALLANT REScUE.-v

GALLANT RESCUE.-Wc stated last
week that d young lady. at New Yoh lml
been carclessly thrown from the gang plank
at a steamboat into the water. and rescued hy
her brother. The lady, it appears. wa a
daughter OF Charles King. ESQ. of the New
York Courier and enquirer. aud the gentle.
man, Whose iratcnal impulse led him Ia
plunge in after her. was WIN. q. King. E>q.
editor OF The Evening Gazette. A noble Sii-
Tor also lcapcd in to thcir mutual assistance.
Baltimore San.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-22

camH'to his senscs. ani found he had los,
b,twecn " ami the, thousand doli,rs, con
si,iinS principally OF Tennessee bills. a por-
ton OF Kentucky, and a small portion OF
Indiana money.
circumstance connected with the kind and
condition OF som of the money, it is hoped,
VII lead To The detection of the perpetrators
oil the decd.
Mr.. Bronson offers $500 rcodrd.
Nashville, July IL. 1918.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-22

We have received from the publishers,
GRIZZLY & McELRATH, the 9th number of
Lardners Lectures. We have before spokcn
ot this work as being one Of the most valuable
works now being published, and every mum
ber but increases our admiration oft. II any
ba,e not yet supplied themselves with a copy
They should do SO forthwith.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-22

Yankee Hill is the very essence of dr,lJery
Al we hod q fortune we would gi,. him -
navy salary To travel aId live with rs M
ui'taicioly reigns about Hill. He is cont;uu.
ally planning and executing the m Is, l,,,aha
bse PRACTICAL jokes amt they rarely ia;l nj a,9'~
rug every Oody, not even o%niitinr the yir,;m
or victims Hill and w Rufus Hake yvers
once III rams together ON professional bnsi
ness. They lodged at Il hotel i'm which an 81.
vdlets aut attendants were Frsn.h,n.n ~, W.
could moi understand a word of EugI;sh. 49,,
even an oath. 1t wa Hills delight Inc co,Ii
speak FRENCH toget tlps. rnfortum,tes Ia an
sorts OF dIlcnInas. One moTuiug b., I,r,n,aI
every valet that came To- his room nm ~. -
Pfopri"ty oi not understanding English. - Lcn
ihny served HIs hotel whose dodgers ,yer. AL
tnost entirely Americans and English.
fou must speak English. - said Hill 10 a
Efase, grey headed valet. who vas A sort al
guide for all the rest. SUI u
IN monsieur speaking French.
H. imputed Hi. IA g%cntlcmtn would
say TO you will YOU brush M r,,tg- ,",
fnnst reply in English" 'o'
Int poor Ffcnchman shrugged hi. .h,,lIo,
~ ~ 10 s'y eyes. but | don't know wbtt r.
wen. now remember, said Hill. when ,
gentleman asks YOU TO do any thing. ,on m,,.,
say ego 10 blazcs.' 7" nus
What does that mean7r
~ means, says Hill. "wih p%ieasare."
All. o0f, ouf, monsieur. All 1 am m,rb
OBLIGED" ~" "''"
TIE confusion produced by dis lesson can
h. 3 'iief Imagined than described la about
hhi mi iho Whole hous ~ an rprpar
= one t''li sg-1k fo g vll.i itlJuf gttfing
mo- f'yot ing ntolenoe 10 wri5. Every
o. llt b' IL go rom som, rt,o .ba,G
ip 'isiS'iIn followed BIZ ~, espnstrbu,o
81 pa b wilicred valet who Va oet,i,s
Backed Iowa stairs for politely courn3ndi,95
% gentleman "to ga blaz 5 % or "to ,nf e
hhi s.'r 1Ie g. 1IteI 100 Loi
F." ttohut IHfH.r. ....
iaabt sill rm.mJ.r h.. ...i
i't nrteticui lesrrns IN ac,sfripe tbs
hasA-i isngunge lIesssnssr'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-22

Liberal BEQUESrS.-Ddniel Wallo.o
Worcester, Mass, who died suddenl, l,s,
week LIT by his will TO the Mclean Asylum.
'i~s n''niiicent bcqpest of $4,000, and TO the
Massachusetts, Gen. Hospital $4,000.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-22

upon the idll ut the Cuttiln serve io tJi@ HIM
The aiterpiScc NJ The =" Mock DpctuT com
menccd, vet UncE Billy Was perfectly micvm-
sciousoi what was goinson around ltun. lie
was well knows - the captain n a land
packet I'LL plain terms The driver oi am OK
team which Piled between G- and the riv-
er towns-amd but that he occasionally NUT
tered Gee, " Wins. and the like, rs in his
dreams he imagined himself along with his
team, no sounds escaped him. A. the farce
advanced Inc gave a species OF groau-a fore
runner oil returning cupaCiousncss-yct still
Inc did not raise his head. The sham doctor
was now proceeding TO administer one of his
nostrunis To a patient, but the latter being
backward he cndcavored 10 pursuade him
Uncle Billy groancd again, and partially raised
his head. The doctor continued his endcav-
ors To iorce his drugs down his PATIENTS throat
Uncle Billy gave still another grnan and opcu-
cd hlseycs. He had half recognized the voice
oil the doctor, who was AN old enemy of his
and entirely forgetting where he wasand imag-
lining the Thcspian cndcavoring TO force th,
vile mixture down his throat, he broke on
with No-you-dont! To- with YOU
pills take en- yourself, d-n I dom
like yon M how
Here was fresh and most abundant cause fo
uproar. and "A new episode in the Performance,
Mas hiifoutctd. itr manager came FORWARD
and ordered that Uncle Billy b. turned out
Uncle Billy drew a bowie and in,imateda dc
sire to see the chap willing to undertake IA,
job. An assistant about thc theatre %grapplc,
hun, and they were soon upon the floor cnga
ged IN a regular rough-and tumble fight. Two
thirds OF the ioot-ligl,ts were at once kickc,
over, while shouts oi " Fan play, y Turn 'eIl
out" Give him GoSS,' mo gousing." wer
heard ON all sides. The ladies scrambled AN,
scampcred out, the actors mingled with the au
dlence. the fat gentleman laughed louder than
ever, Uncle Billy tussled and swore. but higl
above the laughing, cursing and swearing arosr
the efforts OF the rail man. lie had started OF
the boards on one side of the room. but hayin,
ionnd u fresh spot ne was raking away viii
all ms might to the accompaniment of . glori
Gus! glorious!'
Thus ended a theatrical pcrformanc; in Mis-
slssippi. Our correspondent SAYS that he du.
his way out of the house and made the hes
speed he could to the tavern and to bed bu
the scenes of the evening haunted him in hi
dreams, and several times he awoke with hi
hands clasped TO his ears TO shut out the dread
iul rdking of the = glorious fellow with tn,
fence rail.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-22
~ ioTrtUy

Glass - tor 10 IS, 20 ir dr,Nnai AirNm, r,. ~
August 10. 66 numhrr-, ~ drawn lalni-.
ONE PRIZE OF 2j.O0On
! OF slVOOO ~ 5000 ! ~ soon of 20on
100 1900 ~ 1000 IS 500
TirLeis 10 dolls. AcsuHicaic of ~ nL,I, m
Ills 100 dolls. Shares ia pfogoru on.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-22
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.

Class 81 it Isis. 80 be- driMn al Al.aahdua, ID C..
Aueusi .. 20 uumhrr-, - draw Lal.u,..
$4,000.
! oi S35O00 | q: 10000 iSilC00 I"fIGOo
80 ltU0 so 400 50 800 I3l ouo
Tirkris 10 dole; a rciuLraic ui a ia,krrc 81 2G
TICKETS wil Toe scul iot lJu, sLpus ~ no, Onion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-22

U& The arrival of ex-Miaistcr shannon al
New York is announced very generally in III,
country papers under the expressive head ot
Found at last
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-22
SnERIrF,s sALF.-on saturday, The

SHEItIFE'S SALF.-On Saturday. the ID
- daJ ~ August neat. I shall proceed To Scli to
s"ll To the ~. best btd 'cr. "a n ctcdn Of fou.
"i"n'hs up"n ihc %ru'chas,r giviul hond with op.
rr''oI security. IA i"n' 81 Hall & Wickhnm's auc.
u - tuoin M the iy OF Whccliugi 10 satisfy a ], cree
81 said IN NY hards. ia 'a,or or A n Johnston q
Go against ) uau and uihcis. the hollow log srope rv
10 VII. , hofsSs. nc real Wagon and grnr..
KELLY. ID S for
j 81 PLTER YAENALL, 5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-22
TEN MANSUII,.

NIR. AiNSNoKrH a induced. from The on.
4Vf c"ufogomen' be H. receiving to rcm,in +,
"''' 'uy a short me 'nget.tT ihc PURPOSE OF civ.
Ss """''", coarse "i Instruction. ~ the Strong soniaa
System al Wming. GruIlemen v,u uo.rSoI. =.
'""ghi " finished I 'siress lsnd. PLAN aud pp,i,c,I
'"d 'ht Ladies a flowing. elegant style. ea,ly ne'
qn'nd and rapidly wnnien
lhis term al commence on "Wednesday. J,Iv
ib'h' Ladies viii wnIe ai2 %u'cloct, NJ, Gen
'e'nen at all o'l,er hours through the day aud eve.
ming.
Mr. \. will also meet a class Of Ladies a, son,h
Wheeling. ~
""ins Room Over Mr. Il Ibis Chair Store Main
~ i6
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100000

Clas, 1872 t"r 1915. to he dawn ~ q li.mnt.. An.
gust 10 IS numher.. II drawn haluis.
| OF s20u0c 10 1000 ldI 1000 IofIlIj
10 uflOO0
Tickets . d"lls; a ccriii'aic ri n package Will b,
,cni ivf 40 dpil,; ,hstcs ~ rupmiap.
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y monument is shortly to b. erected
near that Of Kosciusko, at West Point TO The
memory OF the gallant Dade, who irH In
Florida.
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FTLL. AssORTMHNT OF READY

MADE CLOTHING. uf every Variety. will
III rcd very luw. Also NJ usquiin Bars.
Call and sc. ALEX ROGERS.
y 10 I'm No 10 Waller street, Wheeling.
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ANEW YANKEEINVENTIoN.-A

NEW YANkEEINVENTION.-Anew
Fin Making Machine has been contrivcd al
Bittleboro, W., which works like an intcTi.
gent being, AMI is tliusdcscribcd BY a traveller
1t eil'oil IN, wise, then rounded The head
then took the pin in It's fingers. and ,harnened
9ie point on several grindstones, and fpslly
threw IT hnlshed into the receptacle beneath.
-hnl all this apparently without the intcrvcn.
uon oi any human agency. ! believe all the
tending requisite was Ia supply wire. After
being whitehead, the pins were poured into
another machine, and there they stuck them.
selves inIo paper with wonderful regularity. .