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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-10-21

A T my instance an attachment was this day
IN issued by Stansberry Sutton, Justice Of the
peace Of Blanchard township, Putnam county, aga
inst the property and effects Of James Latta, q
non resident of said county. Dated the goth Of
October A. D. 1845.
G C.M. GODFREY:
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-10-21

John Woods, Esq, Auditor of the State Of
Ohio, has had the degree of LII. D. conferred
on him by the Pennsylvania University
Statesman.
Conferred for his ingenuity in explaining the
Tax Law.
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WANTED.

An apprentice to the Printing bus siness; Of
from l 4 to l6 years of age. One having a
good English education would be preferred.
Apply at this office.-Sept. 80. s' a"
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the dock-yards have their share of Democra-
tic workmen-and that economy should be
virtue in practice as well as in theory.
We do not belong to that class Of numbs-
kulls who deem literary man, fools in matters
of business, and we shall rejoice if our Ia
Tented Secretary of the Navy should, in his
own person, give us living contradiction to
this lie of the dark ages.--U. $. Journal.
RELEASE OF AMERICAN PRIsoNERs AT VAN
D1EMAN's LAND.-Thomas 0. Earkin, Esq,
the United States Consul at the port OF
Monterey, has transmitted despatch to the
government of this country, under date OF
May 80, lS45, in which he communicates in
telligence of the release of 81 Americans,
taken prisoners in Canada during the late
troubles in that country. Capt Young, of
the whale ship Steiglitz, at his own expense,
brought these men in his vessel to Oahu,
whittier he had come from New South Wales,
on whaling cruize to the northwest coast.
Arrived at Oahu, he Immediately apprised
the Sandwich Island authorities of the fact,
and requested permission for the released
prisoners TO remain until they could find
opportunity to embark for the United States
in whale ships, which would doubtless be the
case in the course of a few months.
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ARTICLES. Kalida. 7f6fn Toledo Cincinnati
Oct 81. oct.lo Oct. TO- Oct. 8.
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For THE REFLEcrINe. Detroit Free
Press publishes the following for those that
think: c'
One specie dollar privileges the bankers TO
issue three paper ones.
The people have to conduct business on
the principle of -" dollar for dollar"
Bankers can suspend or break with full
pockets, and laugh creditors to scorn.
The people for, the same act, would be
punished on rack, or their bodies confined
in dungeon.
Bankers are privileged to draw interest on
what they owe.
The people are forced to pay interest under
the same circumstances .orH
Bankers are empowered TO issue cur
rency of debts, instead of the constitutional
one of gold and silver.
The people are prohibited from circulating
individual notes as currency.
Now, to draw no further contrast we ask
If this spectacle is not humilating? Hr''a
The Washingtonian., 1845-07-05
TO TIL E II u B &c.
CALL-.COME-ALL.

THE ci izens of Washington, and all others who
| are fond of good SMOKING, CHEWLNG. or
SNUFFIJNG, can obtain, by calling at the UNDER
signed's store, the very best of all the above arti-
ces, at reduced prices, as he is determined to sell
very LOW, especially FoR CASH.
Having nav hand a great assortment of
CIGARS and fine favored SNUFFS, also the ce-
ebrated Premium Gold Leaf Sun Cured Pure
TOBACCO Of JAMES w. MORGAN, which is so
much approved of and admired by all lovers Of
the Weed, with other brands; all of which can be
purchased at the manufacturers prices, with a
fine assortment of SMOKING TOBACCO.
Retailers Of the above will find it TO their great
advantage to call, and they will be suited, and no
mistake, doors east of a. street, Pennsylvania
avenue, Washington city, D. c
P. L. LEMAN.
N. B. Daily expected the GENUINE TURK
ISH SnOkING TOBACCO.
July 5 If S
The Washingtonian., 1845-07-05
From an exchange paper.
THE TRUANT.
"A guilty conscience needs no accuser.' .

Otu SuytHSs
"The wicked hee'h when no man pursus,h" s,h.,..,
1t was beautiful afternoon in the early
Autumn, and two little boys were on their way
to school, at the close Of their noon play. One
Of these lads bore rather doubtful character
for honesty; the other was fine, noble spirited,
and usually faithful and obedent boy.
"It is too pleasant to be shut up in the old
school-house this afternoon" said the first,
whom we shall call John.
30, well, vacations coming soon," replied
Nathan.
"That don't make the school any pleasanter
this afternoon. I've mind to stay out. |
know where there are any quantity Of damsons.
and Pm for having some. Come, will you go!"
"But Pm afraid we shall be found out''
30, no we shant. so come along;'' and he
took hold of Nathan's arm and pulled him for
chilly along.
Nathan held back awhile and refused to 90;
but by dist of urging, shaming, and coaxing,
John overcame him, and away went the truants
after their damsons.
They ate what they wanted, and then filled
their hats and started for home. On his way
back Nathan bethought himself that it would
not do to carry his plums home, as he would
thus be discovered. He thought at first that
he would bury them in the garden, but then he
would be seen digging, and his secret discover
ed He next conc uded to sit down aud eat
them; but this he thought would certainly
make him sick, and thus again would he be
wished he had been quietly in school during
,he hours of study! Heartily sick of the trou-
blesome fruit, as lie passed bridge, he turned
his hat over, and away il went into the river.
But there was new difficulty; the damsons
had stained the lining Of his hat Now he cer-
tainly would be found out. In vain he rubbed
and washed il, but the stain was not to be
removed
With fearful forebodngs he entered the
house, and placed his hat upside down upon
the stand. Every time his mother looked to-
wards him, or spoke to him, he started as if
just awaked from sleep, expecting to be qnes-
roned about his absence from school. For
days, whenever his mother went near his hat,
his heart would rise to his mouth, he felt SO
fearful his mother had discovered him. Surely,
in his case, !" the way of the transgressor was
hard" Dearly did he pay for his disobedience.
Time passed on, however, and he was not
found out, but it was weeks before he was
entirely relieved from fear. This was the last
of his playing the truant; he is grown man
now, but this day he vividly remembers the
anguish he suffered during the days that imme-
diately followed his sin.
Be assured little readers, however sweet sin
may be in the beginning, in the end it "biteth
like serpent and stngeth like an adder"
The Washingtonian., 1845-07-05
II II is DAY!
{gS s 80, 900! 90

CLASS 81, FOR l9l5.
To be drawn in Alex dria, -. c., on Saturday,
July 5th, 1915.
GREAT SCHEME!
$3O,O00!!! $lOWO!! $4,000!
S prizes Of $4,000 90 do Of lMo
~ do of 5UO 20 do OF 4oo
sc. SC. &c.
&C numbers-ll drawn ballots.
Tickets SlD-HaIves $50 ,arters S2 SO.
Certificates of packages o, % whole tickets, 81 10
Do do % half do SIS
Do do % quarter do 81 so
Call at A. w. KlRKWOOD'S,
One door east of Browns Hotel.
The Washingtonian., 1845-07-05
TIN WARE! TIN WARREN

TOHN T. TONGE informs his friend. and the
y public generally, that he has commenced bu-
siness on SEVENTH street. three doors South of the
Patriotic Bank, where he has on hand, and will
manufacture to order, all kinds of TIN and
COPPER WARE, Of the best materials and work.
manshp
IS' Roofing Guttering, and Spouting, done in
the best manner. :"
All kinds of Tin and Copper Ware repaired in
the neatest manner, and on reasonable terms.
June 81
The Washingtonian., 1845-07-05
SILK DYING AND 10TH DRESSING
ESTABLISHMENT.

SILK DYING AVDt LN II DhEoolNU
ESTABLISHMENT. II.
South side Of Pennsylvania avenue, east of Four
and. .a-Half Street.
II CUDLIPP respectfully informs his friends
Z and the public generally, that he continues
to carry on the above business in All ITS various
branches, where he DYES and DRESSES in the
best manner Ladies and Gentlemens' Garments
of every description; Cleans. Beaches, and C'rls
the Fringes Of Merino and Cashmere Shawls.
Leghorn and Straw Bonnets dyed and pressed.
Having recently made some improvements in
the art Of Dying and Dressing Garments, Ladies'
ran have Bombazine, Merino, Muslin, and Circas-
sian dresses dyed black and blue black without rip
ping them. His prices will be as follows:
Coats Cleaned, IS cents; Goats Dyed, 81 90;
Dresses, 81 90.
N. b Merchants goods dyed and put up in the
original style, and cheap as they can be done in
any Of the Northern cities.
June 20 I'm !
The Washingtonian., 1845-07-05

May we never falter, until we shall see
man restored to himself Euntil over the broad
spread ruins of intemperance we shall see
marks Of change, and that change wrought
by the final accomplishment of this great
moral work. S. N.
The Washingtonian., 1845-07-05
JOHN BRADBURN,

CABINET MAKER AND UyNDER7.aKER,
II, BETWEEN 18TH AND 18TH STREETS,
INFORMS the public that he keeps on hand, and
| makes to order, all articles in the CABINET
LINE at reduced prices, for cash.
FUNERALS attended to- and Carriages pro-
vided, at the shortest notice.
OLD FURNITURE rtpaired in the neatest
and most durable manner.
I5From several years experience in the above
business he hatters himself that he can give sat,s-
faction 10 all who may favor HIM with their orders
Juiy 5 IF s +.
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ADvERTIsEMENTs.
"Here silver pence are turn'd to golden pounds"
CITY TAX f. s..

'CoLLEcToR's OFFICE, Cry HALL,
July l, l845.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to ali persons
IN indebted for taxes on real or personal proper
ty for the year 1874, and previous years. that pay
ment is required to be made within sixty days from
the date hereof; otherwise the law will be enforced
against all delinquents.
.Iss Taxes are charged against every person in
the city who is either q housekeeper or owner of
real property.
A. ROTHWELL, Collector.
July Pm 5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-21
DIR. RADCLIFFE.

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
ID ESPECTFULLY tenders NJ, o,ots,s;o,ol
Ia services To The citizens OF Wheeling.
The Medical Practice which he has The homo, ~,
introducing INTO This city, comes recommended h,
sgenerol introduction into The families of The 6r.r
circles IN The chief cities Of The Unon--froro lie
ou'pon by long list 81 The old school practitioner =.
anu ny us superior success over every Other
'ne'nou ~ me cure md expulsion Of MI fOtms Of
c"ieab'e diseases. whether ncTe Or chronic.
In his system. all The seventies Of the old prse,ee
ae dispensed VIII, such ns Bleeding, Blisrerinp.
hmehcs' CabnnIes, DC. DC, and when the
pf"mpHude Of The cures is considered, il will be
'ound To- be The most economical mode in use
pf Radcliffe. will be found a The ofIIre ad iorning
w., residence Of J MLure, Esq. Main street.
whceling,ya. ono
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-21
VIRGINIA.
Samuel Sprsg's adm. Complainant.
ps In Chancerv.

VIRGINIA.
Samuel Sprisg's adm. Complainant.
Us. Ia Chancey,
7 homas Jones a. others. Defendants.
In he Circuit superior court Of LoWand ehaneery
for Ohio county
DURSUaNT to decree Of the said Court. pro-
nounced in The above named cause. on The
2OIh day Of February lS45. the undersigned q
depuy for Peer Ynrnell and acting as Commissioner
in Ills behalf will SELL on The second day Of June
1915, nj public auction, TO the highest bidder. y,
the front door Of The Court hsuse Of Ohio couniat
lots numbered seven and eight, Il and D. in square
numbered fifteen. (l5) in Sprigs g. Riches add:
lion TO South Wheeling, commonly known as
Riichieown,
The above named lots. or a suffciency to satisfy
the compliments claim. with iniernst and costs Of
SUIT. will be sold on credit Of six, twelve and
eighteen months frou The day OF sale. in equal
ins'nlmenis; the purchaser or purchasers giving
bonds with good security, bearing interest from the
day OF sale. and ,he tile To he retained a further
security, until The whole Of The purchase money 10
paid w MITCHELL, Deputy Sheriff aud
ap 10 I'm j q + Commissioner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-21

"A tHNDLES The suh,criher would irC,fp
~ h's friends and The public mat he has e,,,,
menred ,he mnn"hnue ofMOULD AND DIPPED
'HNDLhS made "ipa,e ,oHo,o which he wa,,s,,.
'Pun' """y'hine Of the Mind mInuiarfured hero %,
Elsewhere. nnd he viii furnish them wholesale o,
''an'hs cheap ~ they ran he purchased anyw be,c
e Mo''o ,c'P'cnnlIy solicit share oi pnhli,
Main md Market Streets M WspDrN
dec 27-U
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-21

ATsi HAT s!--Ju.f received q, ,ho
wheeling shoe slnfe. ugn ~ The Bock
hamno'h BIO" 6 dozen ut Mems wbue Palm IIot..
p"zen "l me"s c"lofed PALM Hat 6 dozen Boys
dozen Infants Palm HAS All n winch viii ha
'''s VsrT 10" for eO'h.,ap lG}ToDp & HOWELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-21
u EyIOVt O.,

Rt:NOtt o..
VHNHE suhscrib t having e, moved his HAT,
n CAP AND FUR STORE, tn the large
and comm diuus room No IT'S Main u, three
doors below his former stand and nearly oppo.
site the Va Hotel, would respectfully cali I. .
atention OF his friends and customers general
ly, To his large and splendid stock OF Hats and
Cap of every variety and shape ia vogue.
County Merchants ATE invited to call aud eI
anime nv stock previous to going East, ~
am determined To put u2 HuS 10y The Case al
lower foie> han they can possibly lie purchased
East OF the Mountains. Cal and examine { 4
yourselves at the sign at The rig BLACh
NAT ian 20 A G. M'cAIIAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-21

kO0 BAGS RIO COFFEE;
CUO 90 do Java Do
25 Bags Pepper;
20 do Pimenio;
80 Chests Young Tyson Tea;
10 do Gun Powder DO
i Cask Gairel's Scotch Snuff;
40 Bills Alum;
Casks EPSON Sails;
a do Sa'ernIus;
do Boston Syrup;
] do hIaJder;
200 do Liqu"rice Ball;
4O Boxes IS. SIS. 12s. I6 mud pound Limos
Tobacco Of superior qualities.
do Lady's Twist Tobacco;
2o0o do Brazicr's and ShceIing Copper
2OO do Cinnamon;
Ceroon's S Indigo
Bbls Copperns;
25 Boxes NJ X Raisrns;
q Bills Ground Ginger;
40 do Crushed Sugar;
do Pnlverized Do
i do Gloves;
D do Nutmeg;
10 Boxes Chocolate;
10 do Variegntet Sonps;
! Bale Bordeaux Almnnds;
i0OO do Cotton Yarns, Nos 5 To l0-insr re-
ce'ved and for saleby WIN FLEMING.
sp 90
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Samuel Sngg's adm. Complainant J
Lewis Walker & Others. Defsadan,s
In me C"euh Superior court Of Law aud CAancerv
Tor Ohioc unity.
he URSUANr To decree Of the said Court. pro.
nounced in the above named cause. ON The
18th day OF February lS45. The undersigned. a
deputy for Peter Yaroall. sheriff Of said courtyard
acting as commissioner in this behslc will sell on
W nday, the second day Of June Is45. at public
auction. TO the highest bidder at The front door of
tho court house Of OHIO county; lots numbered
thirteen, fourteen, fifteen and sixteen Ga IA, Is
and ICY in square numbered fourteen (40 in
Sprigg IL R'chie's addition TO South Wheeling.
commonly known Us Richie town.
The above named lots q suflicency to satisfy
the complanani's demand and costs of suit, will be
sold credit of sir. tpelre and eighteen months
from The day Of snle, in equal insialmens, the
purchaser or purchasers giving bonds with good
security, bearing interest from The day of sale. and
the title TO be ret aimed further security. until
The whole oilh purchase money be paid,
Nv MITCHELL. Deputy Sheriff & csm'r.
| np26 I'm J&F
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-21
l37 packages Of Boots and Shoe s.
ALTMAN g. ELLGI

AVE jasi reeeivcd ls,rs and well .eI.cie,'
j ""cs "ifsshhnable Bssi. sisJ Sh,s.. suIs
ole 'or spring aud summer wesr-out .iock consist.
IN part AZ ioit.~.t
l4t pair men'' fine ealf.'i'ched and pesseI boo,s
leo do do r~sgeJ moro,co d.
96 do do do zeal A.
90 do do heavy calf and kip A,
2O0 pair mems fns mo,occo nuilI6en
$50 do d. do cali rnonn,e.
GOO do do heavy oSli And Mp do
900 do do cummun KIP aud cosrse do
200 do do best cuarse munres
100 do do sesl nu life" 60 do do CATER boo,,
500 do mems morocco slipper.
100 d. do seal do
400 pat boys' hest Nj, monroe.
900 60 do common kip do
go do do cali aud inurucco downing.
900 do do morocco slippers
] IS pair yonih's Gue cali aud morocco shoe.
400 do do Nip nonrucs
5U0 pair chiidfen's regsed grain shucs
400 do women. cali aud kip lace b,u,s
200 do do Md and goat boots
100 do do CATER do
$50 pr ladies' blk cold hlf ganrrs NJ various kind
100 do ladies' Gulf and moro,cn hu,kns
sO0 do do Prgeed KIP shoes and b",kins
soo do d" seal reRsed shoes ("w pucr)
oO0 do d" Md slP?rrs (luw pri,s)
SUO do do seal nnd morocco shippers do
200 do do gamhoon d., al,
500 do ladies fine kId spring heelcd slippers
oOO do do common do do do
iOO do do boarded morocco bu,kins
ioO do do kid walking shoes ond busLiHs
I<u do do fne Kid run-rid slip'fs and bUskius
IOO do do coId Md slippers. various KIND.
oou do do m ssts' hid & mor'co slip'r low pr,
ZuO do do spring heelrd slippers
100 do do cold Md slippers aud half en,icrs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-21
DEAFNESS CURED,

COMPOUND KREOSOTE ACOUSTIC OIL.
FOR the cure of DEAFNESS, pains and :he
, discharge of matter from the ears; also all
nose disagreeahle noises. like the buzzine OF
insects, falling Of water, whlzzng of steem d C
Fc, which are symptoms of appToa ching d. af-
ness. and also generally attendant with the dis
ease. For sale by DIR CRUMBACKER,
~ No i!3. Main ST. Sole Agent.
MS medicine is highly recommended and nu.
merous certificates are given, by very respect
npie persons, OF the many astonishing crres
which II has eriormed. nov %
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VIRGINIA

virginia.
Samuel sprigg's Adm. Complainant,
Us In Chancery
George Duly g. others. Defendants.
In The Gre IL Superior Court Of Law and Chanesry
for Ohio county.
DURSUANT TO a decree OF the said Court,
n pronounced in The above named cause sn the
2Oih day Of February. 1915. the undersigned, a
deputy for Peter larnal. sheriff Of said county,
aching as Commissioner in this behalf will sell on
Monday, the second day Of June I645, OF public
auction. 10 the highest bidder, al the front door +
Tho Court use of Ohio county. lots numbered
seven eight. fifteen ond sixteen. q. 8. Is and l6)
IN square numbered (sD and lots numbered IS, 6.
and % i've six, seven and eight, in square num-
hereo iwo(20in Spuge g. Riche's addition 10 South
wheeling, commonly known ss Richie town. Tho
above named lots will be sold on credit, of sir.
twelve and eighteen months from the day of sals,
m equal insialmenis; The purchaser or purchasers
giving bonds with good security, bearing interest
from The day al SALE and The lille TO be retained N
iurIher security until The whole Of the purchase
money is paid.
w MITCHELL. Deputy Sheriff and
az 20 I'm J &F Commissioner.
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VIRGINIA
$, muol Spugg's adm. Complainant


5, mucl SptIgg's adm. Complainant J
u.s. InChaneery.
Shndfach S Wedn e. others. DeCs\
Ia he Circuit superior court Of Lar and cAoneery
for Ohio country.
EDURSUANT To q decree pronounced bv the said
N. Court ~ the above cause. on The Goth day Of
February SIS, the undersigned, deputy for Peter
Ynrnoll sheuT "rsoid county and acting as Commits.
sinner in this h. hnliwll sell on Monday The second
dny OF June le45. at public auction To The Highest
bidder, nj the front door Of tho Court house OF Oaic
COUNTY, lets numbered seventeen and eighteen IN
and Is in square numbered eighteen 1881 in
Sprigg d Richie's addition to South Wheeling,
commonly known rs Richie Town.
| The above named lo,s Will be sbhi on . credit OF
SIX. twelve aud eighteen moaihs. from the day OF
sale. IN equal insamenis; the purchaser or purchs.
giving bonds with good security bearing interest
from the dny OF sale and Tho title u he retained as
further securitv.nnl The whole Of The purchase mon
ey ispad Nv MITCHELL. Delaty S'o;F$'
ap26 I'm J&F commissioner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-21

"AR WITH MEXICO d,c,.
w ded that Mexico Will declare war. bat DO
has been decided. th,t We are npw finishing The
handsomesl assortment 81 Whine ord Black Bc,ys,
Nninn, OHer. Black and Pcnd Cassimrre tI,t.. o,.
The pattern Of LEARY'S SPRING STYLE. eve,
manufactured ~ Ibis place. We nfc non pf,pafed
10 supply our customers with err article of cor,
superior quality, NJ Low pucc. Gail s,,,,.,.
'"pl''hmen' on U"on 81. DARE a HOGE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-21
SADLLEIlS.

SADLLERS.
y RE requested To call M the Hardware store oi
IA OFT GREER. No I59 Nam H. Wheeling.
and examine the most beautiful aud extensive
assortment Of
SADDLERY HARDWARE,
Ever offered in this cny-pfIces reduced. In the
assortment will be E und
STiRRUP IRoNs, MARTISGALE RScs,
Birdie BiTs, SADDLE do
RoLLER BUCKLES, TALTRR do
BRIDLE BUCKLES, BREEcnnANp do
foLfHED BRADooNs, Han NESS MoUSTfVG ,
mohocco SKINS BRAss. SILVER Ar'D;
WHITE WELTiNo, Hoo SKIN SEATING.
STHAis,so WELT, Plush do
GIRTH do SuKTunF.b6 Fn,so,s
MURRAys TREEs. SADDIg Nails,
nULLlN BITS SADDLERs Tools,
Burr COTH, IRoN II,Ngs
SCARLET do WooD U,ygs
WAGON WHIrs, Buck sEtSsg.rtSc.
IToRY Rises, CALysKtS sg.rtSa
BsSE do
And every other article 10 the line will be found
al our store.
Brass plated Siirfups and Bits sold NJ manufnriu.
reis prices. (np2l orr & CHEER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-21

n. CYTlIFS Newton - tI,ng ,,J wi.
- Cram and Grass scyih,s. rec and a., .,,.I.
'fF') OTr& GREER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-21
MACHINE CARihs


VIE subscriber has just reed y good assortment
Il Of Machine Cards ~ the M,nnianure al
John " lInskell Of Bllnmofe. Where lacy have
been used they need no recommendation. when
any particular kind Of Cards are " anied, IL would
be well 10 order them 10 Or - days before The,
send here Tor them.
up sANI NFEI,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-21

1000 lbs nnk Tan S,,anish sole Leather
5000 do Leml, ok tan do do 40
800 DO county sule do do
10 dozen curfiso bot morocco skins
10 40 Madras do do do
d. fine cufriso hid do
, do hfu.h do do
o do punk lining SKINS 10 doz fair Innings
10 do binding skins $50 lbs heel sparables
GOO p'pers of 4. 6 and s ounces incks
90 hnshci. B'si"n shoe reg. rssnrIed sizes
100 lhs No 3 hest half hlesched shoe Thread
200 Il" No 10 bleachcd and green 40
II T. geiher with boo' webbing. hoor laces. black
ape. hfisllcs. nnl shoe backing. (Mason's best
warranted To- be first rate nruclc)-A Also 30 dozen
mcn'. aud bpv,' summer hats e different kinds
The above stock las been selected from The manu-
iaciutets with great care. expressly for the retail
rade. and which we eau recommend to ouI
rusiom'rs ns being first rate ARTICLES all of which
I've Will sell extremely low for cash
Our old Gus oDers and ihc public. ore respectfully
invited Ia call and examine our stock. and We
ledge ourselves In sell as good an article. and as
heap, ns any oIher sore IN Wheeling, Country
merchants will do vel TO give us n call before
rurchasL as We shall be enabled TO sell them
oo's md shoes by the dozen very low for cash.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-21
OPES. ROPES.
GLUE AND GLASS PAPER.

E<N B. HORNBROOK, manuiacruces and
III Is constantly prepared To- supply all or
ders ioI Glue & Glass Paper Of superior quail
nv, which VIII lie furnished 10 dealers or con.
snmerS al as low rate as they can purchase
IL anY whefe ORDERS lell al The Warehouse
on Market street, be. ow the Post Office " m he
promptly supplied.
Feb 49, 1915.