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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-08-25

JAMES Il. HILDRETH.
Justice of the Peace, Attorney and Counse llr at
Law, Solicitor and Counsellor in Chancery,
will attend to all such professional bus
mess as may be entrusted to him.
Southport NAV, ~ '46.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-08-25
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS
On main street, one door south of
} III Nichols-Soutbport, w Il,

SHlRTING stripe, Ticking, canvass bagging,
- Burlaps, &C., at MANNEy's
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-08-25
Professional ana Business Cards.

STODDARD d FRENCH,
Attorneys, Solicitors and Counsellors in the
several Courts of Wisconsin and HIS.
SOUTHPORT, RACINE CO w. Il.
l. N. SToDDARD, VoLNEY FRENCH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-14
4 SURE crRr ron rnE rILrs.


De- sSlTu--No man evcr suffered more severely with
TIE Piles than myself have made use of many kinds
81 neiicucs tar this troublesome complaint hat k,pn
no relief until used your Improved indian V.--.,,hle
sugar Coacd ltls and four hoNcs Effected c.,mplet,
cure. l osa recommend them n such cases
WM. LANPiiEAR
II isin fact no' universally known. that the nrrc,li
on's In many pills m common use. act with too much
force upon the liver aad ts OF the stomach andbv
their drastic qualities very nelucnuy produce the rc.
No' 80 with Dr. Smiths Pills. They viii cure this di.
iressins complaint IN every instance.
o.hcc IN Gfecnw ich street. tt.iree Rriek Rock
IL Always Ask zoe the Inproycl Indian Vctc,asle
pm
% And see that g. Benj sm,,h is wri,.ca with
pen on the bottom of the toS
Ihs 20 certify that have uscl the Sugar coated nil
mafnarucd by G.. Benz. Smith New York c,r -,,,,
une and ciicve thcm TO DC good medicine; aud ash
Noh enquiry in that city, persuaded that h, h thu
inventor, aud Therefore l. emitted to the heneat
W N'e 'Nehn"n, ;. WILLIAMS,
odce l19Grccuwich ~. large brick hocsl
Pills. ''" 'se'N'''
u = Md so thitG g. BENZ smith -wRt1rrv with
AS.s>I' ~ WntG,iSa, ). CRtMnACKER PRYOR
4 PAIll., ID. MACLANE. Argus Office
~ ttNHsVittr. %, MORGAN a RAMSEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-14

CO The reader of the Times and of all
eastern papers will have found marked de-
probation IN the price of wheat and flour
since the arrival of the Hibcrniu. 1t was our
serious ami confident prediction that such
would be the TACT; but we took TO ourselves ma
credit Tor the knowledge. The truth is. tina,
any man. at any time, who buys wheat or
Hour with a view TO export will end must lose
at. IL Is business, that nevcr has paid or
never VIII, until our farmers are reduced To-
the last extremity and forced to raise wheat
as low as IS cents a bushel, than to see which
we would rather all the Spectators in exis.
'ence and England to boot, would BE- com.
PEELED 10 live on rot on potatoes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-14

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENTS
/ Two more lives were sacrificed Yesterday. Ia
the careless habit OF walking upon the railroad
I track. Dca. John Pond, n worthy citikan of
fiopkintoD, was run over by the noon train oi
rors from Worcester, and killed instantane.
onsly. lie was n carpenter, and was enpag-
Ell in erecting house near the Sothboro' sta
ton. On his way To dinner he crossed the
railroad track; and os he was walking. with
another person IN company, toward the
SDuihborO station, Oh tn right hand
Track a merchandise tram was going mp on
the other track. The person in .omnony with
Mr., Pond was walking a few feet behind him
Their attention WAS attr. cted To the uerchan-
Ills, train, and neither OF them was aware that
The passenger train was approaching inmedi-
atcly behini
The brakeman upon the merchandise train.
q - sau, made every effort by signs to warn
The men oi their danger; aud the person ian
company with Mr. 7. spprehrndcd The mean.
ing of these signs just in season To iumo from
The track snd thereby save his life. IL prob
ably had not the presence 1T mind tn give
timely caution To Mr.. Punl, il indeed IL were
possible undes the circumstances. MIR. POM
was struck BY the eagiBc an in an instant
was huui2d into eternity. H. was deacon OF
the Baptist Church in Hopkinton. and I'm. lei,
80 wv NhhNiNhs ~ SNphlN ~ fttnITh
cd ihut slight curve in the railroad prevent
ed The engineer from seeing the mcn in time
10 avoid the dreadful collision.
a man. whose name is unknown, was uia
over by the Plymouth train. as il came int
The city last evening Of 6o'clock The man
was walking toward the railroad near ia,
South Boston turnpike, aud attempted Ia cross
The track about 10 feet ahead a the engine
when he was struck run over aud killed-his
body bring drcadlully muilated. II is sup
Pos-d that he was either drunk or deaf as a.
did not appear TO b. conscious of his danger
An inquest was held by Coroner Smith. and
a verdict returned of accidental death" Il
was from 30 To 60 years OH
Tie irrqncnt occ urTcnCe OF these iaiol acCi
dents will Justify railroad companies IN th,
most stringent measures to prevent persons
from walking udon the tracks, under ANY cir
cumstanccs whaicver.-- Boston Trapelier.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-14

INQO Est The Coroner held an inquest
yesterday morning on the body OF d man found
dead on the steamer Diligence laying at the
wharf. lie got on the boat at Cincinnati, and
although complaining VI being unweu, was
walking about the boat on the day pre-, lou.
10 his death lie had paid his passage to Bea.
yer. aged apparently about 30, and was drcs
ted 10 good summer suit From steamboa
fare receipts found on him his name was sup
Poscd TO be S. &. Miller The verdict OF IA,
jury Was that hr died a natural death.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-14

go MR. tn'ron-Mr Mernothy fays Consumption d,
iuots'ts OF the Luues; 90 these arc healed and the
Lun;s oihctMse .on" me psici must act we'll n d.
iuiy ucihoastaiei n the OF my & lend n itapcox
t-i- Whieh mas cen ntiiy snts'an;t'cd by Mr. " 4.
thufe'' Where va circles cured - thc &C chratcd
Shfoo Iefmai Kennedy Doctor raylor'- Genuine Bsl.
sam o.! Iivcrwor luadc al rs Bowcrv. with Doctor
erds signature 10 tc Wrapper there arc many coun.
wtie"s Ahd limitation This fact should te known 60
eNyiy one pfcdsosc In affections OF Throat Chest.
aid Lungs. Also u q remedy for Asthms
coughs and Gods. and tc given 10 the most
infant surely such discovery VIII not te neglected
~ the public The Doctor has quantity % t.ato
rts % cures lf0m Physicians ad others IIc that
INC Lanrc Of temperature s adequate calse for at
disease AID that there - actually hat one hath and
orc disease " The iitr Of the flesh Is IN the blood tie
hiuod 81 70 = Coz the ifc thereof '-I.Eysrtcr-
oci IL, sold ~ JAMES BAKER. Nvilcsiinr. Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-14

CONUNDRilNiS. why are the notes of
the New York private banking companies.
which are counteIsgucd by the comptroller,
like d whip, school boy
Becauss they are read on the back
WHY'S lh, Pittsburgh " natal mark iron
which the papers quote the depth OF water in
the river, like q dishonest gfocer's whiskey ?
Because it shows more water than good
spirit.
Why is the navigation of the riyes below
Pittsburgh to Wheeling, shorter than it is
above Pittsburgh TO Brownsv,lc
Because it is sidek,0aicr above, and lack
iCGtcr below.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-14

Ia this situation ibey rcmrincd no one
scarcely able to dosny thing Tor himssli or
ans one ei~e. until the passage Of the Bank
upt lsw. by Congress, at tlc extra session 81
1911. It's liberal provision induced magy Of
OuT citizens. who had iuilcd ia business.
etihef on their own account. or by Tie mis-
i"finnes ul Others, to dy0d themselves ot tbe
oniy earthly opportunity they could -.e oi
Tttf getting RAJ ~ the weight which hung
nronDd their nc,hs. dmWiug them down
wiihout hope Of recovery except under ,his
law. After this wa accomplished. our bosi
ness msn begnn Ia loOk alott their beads had
brrn bowed down Tor yesf., aud hope in,piI
81 0l-m to renewed efforts.
ATg~ ~ grdsrdpH
on what viii Col Thompson ,3,r
bankrupt Boon Bankrupt Pay YOU
drbi- Got out by tl,c swinJling 1nukmp
law Argas 1874 sni 40 the loliower'ol Oh,
uld ri cow
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-14

Second door b,loic nc United States Hotel
No. WhetliHg, Va.
TIiOS. HUGHES. Jr.
K - now receiving aud nnentnr a srvr and b,,,.if,'
- ssF.rcn' OF isshioaa1c iri aud Winter Goois >,
rrcd wh great care, both Co style ana quality snd
puyii - vcry low Tor css. that be- can AID viii sell
a. els', g ,l;ey ean le had in tic Western conn.
look out for their fsi aud Winter Wear to cs and a.,
snine ior iheurscve. tcforc purcha.rfg cWeFe a. he
"a determined 20 sell them good Goods as n,v a.
os1 hay i1cn. Having purolscd very large .ioei al
ln' .os, d.' She Good Or e approa hing scsson be
Is prepared 20 sell them iar Ices ap they have riarc
icel crct. Toe following comprises n poltisp W.
CLOTHS. Blue, tiark, lown, ciarci and iarisiide
~ c. price AL qii,y Beaver oils and Beaver
twecls ~ vcry stpc tor quBiicl nd extra ebet, 49,
ri,sa and iaacy rreuch English and Amrries, g.,
rse O. TON ~ ccuis 10 - % Vcr yari.
IWEEps--t'pid mix clsrc' AID da'di, mis Twecd b.
a ie MID al'ic.c lnr sacks ard oVcro0as.
10 llNGo-EAtra super catiucTr md embroidered
sstH STA rs.stmcsc vcsngs Faaes sax yr!y, si trt.
no. $40 W. las' ,'le" plaid aad swan dowa 10.
AHNErs- Any guant,.y Of siltnu,- II plsia aud
Ma NAV = your owa Prise, Eyus fipc. blue
s,et, ,e'''' ara hot a. other eoios alucfoas
CRtvNTs-Pisa & s,lc, satin C-,.... and .e,.t
pocket ha1dHefchicts. rHtc'. Cs.hmrrc ana Iio-si1
t"i' sus, cndgrr me mo End aHts woei urdcr sh,fis
A'a =. iWe'' Caa'on sud au wool Favuc' do ,vna'rn
comi's eotntl kuit De tiDs. aud l G.ct cygrg tip-
VA, /, 80 ~ ' ., 81. fsr - a ,aih,Hs sore
t,'e} co.ofci clo;h dress and ork css. fr, : {, ,
~" bWc NarNatN hsnhc, ana tc4gci e,o;h ,,yc--
oot9 hetvs tweed Il Pilot ciDtu DO
PANT lOONS--g'a.1 a.d .iarr C,..i..r-, ,-..,.
o..1 ,'eil' iaa' eye' yoa save uaui s. 90 $40 a..
% it.'a''hu Vt al c9iors. STRIPES aItd prices as low
a. IS-Ihc moss beautiful sssor,msnt OF ready
ae Ns'F sra, ever was l0JAcd A.. uaie aad tgnInel
e"ih i''-WAtc linen ard Ngsiiu shirts NAL. and
u'ht nP 10 HE tcsi 6,yc. and better airIs Eu,,,
'.l can Pc honsa auy wirrc else .n tuetty. Siripei
" a'u '@4'o shirts Marine stripe, cheek aad cuiu,l
my te pro1c, ho-e 10 mention ,hi, 81 good, s,,d
.'" :" was shulvnt warranted rcrfrt ist, I.
P'hy aud nt'ufactuye, the ciIs;o.nc, ruus no
-il' az INTERIOR a'iirc pat utua them. ANY OF tis
"rc goods maic 20 order the la,cs. AID mos, ash
,'A wee aHd warJsTci 90 90 uo safe llcace
=" tHc test inarriN', ,ic shortest no. i,r tls i, M
NH'i 'HSe' c''mus store, tJuueriy .4c ssui af Die
" ~ - III, HUGHES. 3d.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-14

THE @2l6j RECOVERED. we Dr..
pleased 20 communicate ilic fart Zoe sZIGO
iost Ovefhuani s0ine week 90 tcu da,s ago ~,
Capt kiwsu, at Tee schr Puftis was found
ant frcoverd ycstcriIy mOuIuZ. reward
oi $50 was poid tiic lucky man uho brought
% az from tiic mighty deep. '--thc mOnc,
was lust in five isthoms water about two
mi, low fbc cts MI q Bsotoa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-14
dOVhsE ERCIAE.

Our millers have reduced their plicc- Tor
wheat some iwoor three cents IN the last day
OF two.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-14
CAPS, CAFS.

AN now in cousc of receiving a ye,y i..-e - -,
-, ls'iD assortment Of Mcn'f. YOUTHS and ebhjrer'.
49, y!'tty variety and sty'c viz Of Pun uobstf
Sesl eouipri-irr at tbc STYLES VIZ w. ''' ~"
The Eiuzoid ratisr psf, a., L.
." BE 60 and Castor OREGON ~
together with al the is'c aeJ ,..,,,.s 80. a, =
Miie1 Nsic purchased hy myself from Tie New yort
40 tatfn Manufacture fpr cash and al dtro,rt A
~ pee cent icss tHsn Those h5 rs,reb,ssd nee 80
49,. 'H lbt .ra,"ni consequently my patron. and sH
IT,. IN t.' WIN lhtif tus'gns, sbaii have this adYan.
W you want rcl EOozi H., Or Cap a. am cor
W., '"finc bets she mess approved prtnet
ef""Ned itshions Country merfttnts " 10 want hsts
~" 80 ~ thc &C.," "f dozen wis please can a. am
r,I,. 49,. 'ft} '.''h 'i teller terms than heY
. 49,. W. vs.. JiNEHON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-14
REsVAlRATEIR.

EAfHi Sulscriicr hes oTered Cook shop IN Main =,
~" doors oNc uion street, where hc will Al sIt
i,m,s re prepared 10 Furnish rafics Sc with cooksd
-! sicrs, iarirges and such game generally a, may h.
~ season, pref AIRED in thc hest french style
lie has also lifted up ryfcshcai rooms where he "a an
~ pre- area 70 accommodates visitors with Oysters snd
o'nei dGcaccs p reasonable terms Moss scrved nm "a
any houf soup prepared and scrve up m the -, tslc
Rfi t-' u" JAMES SEQIuN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-14
q KELLEY.
OHIO HEDGES.
N r. AIklNNnN

Joseph Trump Of Connelseillr. 20. pp
senied 60 ihc Committee 90 Farming utensils.
ivr ,N'miH.tiou, side hill ploughol superior
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-14

c. We had iinc rain which common.
ced yesterday morning and continued steadily
through tie day. I,isa glorious rain aud much
needed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-14

TIE RACES The following is the rcsul,
OF Yesterdays race over the oakland course.
Friday, oct. 9-ProprietOr's Purse $3.50
mile heats. Z in ,.
jos. Meicalie's b. < Fred Kaye.
by Grey Eagle, dam by Nose.
years old l2l
WIN. Buior's ch f. Fanny Ell
slcr, By Cdpplc, dam by stump
ter, 3 years old ll22
r. q. Murphy s. Co. IS ch. G.. Bill
Blrbour dam by Sir Archy. 1
years old 5IIJ3
J H. Shrsdcr's Ga. m Am Har-
roll, BY Hickory JUhn Uut ol
Fourth OF July. years old 33yI
'. Dickeuon's b. e. Fl,ing IN
dian. BY imp. Hibiscus. dam
by Alc,iOc 4 years old Z Jdi-t
JImc-l.j Il - - Sol J33-Ij2B
The rdcc lor the purs today, four md,
heats. CLOSES ihc meeting a deal oi excite.
neut exists in regard lu ti,e result uoI SO q.
pccl q very g.utri att -ndaucc to witness 90.
contest between Brown Kitty. tbc ia,untr
Motto, and Glider - L9WsriHs J0uraat.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-14
j. EiGINGTON.
" r. ATKINSON.

The subscriber, member Of tie Commit
tee on larms. gardens aud orchards. examined
ilr orchard OF William Boggs, (Which was
tlrc onl one offered for Premium and
I"und q To contain about ninety trees of
Dic following Varieties, VIZ. Roabury n,,.ett
Bambo. Es'pus Spiia,inburg Virginia quaker.
Black glIchouef, Fall Pippin Golden Pic.
PIN, Ja"itng, Swar arl4c, Variety apple.
Pound SWecting. Fall Sweeungs. IIughs
Cab. a most excellent cider apple) Eady
ouecniugs aui OATS apple. This orcham /.
mtorb'y loutei and has luyufisnt growth
giving violence Of the care with which IL has
l'"n ''gadcd by the proprietor would
therefore ray hat lid, deserves premium.
~ =. ATKINSON.
Bancroft Wonion,k. ct Wheeling. pre,.nt.
I'd io ''o Commit &C. Goa Farming utensils III.
sali.slmVruIng plough No q. vhirl,vc,,,.
side dr~rt'ing premium. from thc Fac, ,l,.,
'hrft has t~cu ,ty essential inpro,em,,,
30 ihc h1iufs. iof Pnmincnuy srcsnnp ,b,
point Of tie plough
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-14
NOBLE CONDUCT a. rhc n,...r

NOBLE CONDJCI--As the plsseneer.
were leaving lhr sicsmbDti All,u', Point oB
Tuesday morning, ssys tbc Traveller Co fsk.
thf Norwich cas-, toe w iic ol W Noodle. Rtr.
road Master AZ Worcester made q mis.,rp.
tnd iell from the plank into thc water. CIp.
tain Van fclt promptly jumped il sfcr an.i
succeeded iu keeping her from sina3us. ti.. b.
assistance of othef ptsssugrf- bNtbnrt r..
cucd from tliIIfuncomiorsb.r situation Tie,
sustained 40 injury ifcm 'hc uH.imoiy Uasi
ing
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-14

eAcelience- The workmanship is very much
superior to that Of the common sile hill plough.
and The facility with which il IS reversed for
return turrow, rcnlers it far more desirable
'nan any other known TO any OF the commit
tee hence we most checrlilly pronounce it
deserving OF premium.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-14
TO he Hon. Board Of Supervisors.


GeHtiemen. SEEING bill presented TO your
honcrs, Tor The board OF Polly Badiue-aud
knowing the name alludes 10 myself. MARY
Bodlnr, Ia justice to myself and friends. aud
also TO the public peace. deem i, my duty TO
inform your hOuouTs, that BcvcuS made M
pay him one dollar day board at first, then
TO make myself cumiondblc. Il went nexpensc
OF papcuug aud painting ms ronm-aiter that
he took five dollar week, till the day lrp
his den, knowing his riscaliiy. preserved my
receipts as paid him and LETT them in the
hands Of the head keeper OF the city prison
Mr.. Fallen-you will please Sc TO this its
right TO make me pay my board aud then
charge 81 TO the pUblic--also--iny friends pay
ed Tor all my carriage hire going back TO Court
u don't mistakenly Brother gave Mr.. Ora
liam money to pay the Sh rff Tor that--lt all
events IL Mr. Graham did not, my brothers did
please see to- this, aud YOU viii ublige me
and do The public scrvicc-by stopping
rUgucry-Mr. Fallen keeper oi ihs city prison
will present YOU with my receipts Tor board
--iof court expenses, such a. cdgrdg. hire
please call on Mr.. David Graham or my broth.
crs-- Yours with respect
MRS MARY IODINE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-14
MUSICAL.

FIrliE HNRMONEONs having arrived ip Wheeling
- tfNc the honor Grand Mustrri Soirers
consisting ~ vocal instrumental and opcrrfitc perf
rances - the CITY iiau. on Wclae.day nigh, oct o.
aud Thursday 11fh. lzld
Admission ~ cents. children arrampeefeH t, fit..
parents Ga'f price.
Doors "a tn commence mast .'.ft..
particulars fer Ffurramup.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-14
POLLY BoDlNE.

The whereabouts aud whatabpu,s of this
woman have been OF late sLrouded la lnyAtc.
~. She, however, raised the veil. and by the
annexed letter, (Which sufficiently explains
iiself.) itsecm1 she isat Newburgh where
she is awuiing heT1rial for arson. No,with-
standing the precarious situation IN which
she Is placed, she has found time to look after
the finances OF The city. which is more thar
our rulers have done Tor som timc past, The
letter will, Of coure, CALI forth an exainiua,
tion into charges alluded to, anl her consci
cnce will rest in peace
To m, Ifo, Rn,rJ 81 S,,,,.r ,;.,.-,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-14
THE TNIT6 OFFICE

i"H so. v THE TNiFS OFFICE
- ~. 81 .NO9 iof 1877, Atcfmau's Blanks
-, Nulu b"oAs' Scfgrauts Blanks
Comic Fong Hooks Ytigt.,s int - 'e''''''
~ M Vi lauihs' Letter aud Cap Papcr
mann '''~s'-' &c. &C sc aus -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-14

~ AkrER's rJDLIC NTloVs-Jaha n. rb,,r.,o
80 bp9ss'.c Union sire-t. his c1us sqv o,, br,J
'D"f'e assortment a. Autou's series ~ Ca. ,r Al
s'' 'n'"s. toFrhpi wash other pIbIir4,.sgs al an.
I W. lr's which hc e. who.cs4c AMI retail al
" JOE" P.'''t Urt u.
MOL NEW DRESS COODs--s.l.-scy A Rhodes
49, "a.. lhsl received re. Green Il COS cspress soB.
bcf -. 1rf6
~ LGEHlNE GiNPS-The nc1,cst au.rlc lot ifiln.
-@@- mins desc. jas. received This noruinr.
SENSENEF s. RHODES.
- bb"-pNS English rssi s.rci shovcis. Nctsitnsa's
- Nmc,ie'1 sfcrl coal do. Waihy's ~ Ech brick
if'"'t.t ffatss best p'afrrlpg d. Iluu-c tCiis on
sFines s'mp.ec. Hapd aycs y cal axes ald haichots
,'N.,ef stf'f., weighs and sfccvsrds. Woodsawt,
'AiI Af Tea Trays. warranted German silver spoons
al sirl' t1rler and shoe snivcs CDucavc agsrs tcs
braces aud bis iist received aud for ss'e cheap hy
oti -, HENRY T.. MORRIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-14
LOOEG AT TWES

HsNIENslNE sale OF Dry Goods a. auction. bv W q
- " icAham, Wnccing, We. On Monday morning
-. tn gay pi oeio' er 1876, al O'Clock, 4 viii s,
Ml1ul reserve, io account uf whom IL may eonec1n
Ne'y i@Fc i1t OF DRY GOODS OF every dessription
u'ssit v lai Nadr. Country merchants and othrr.
w hnd y q" ther advini,-e 90 give this "a attention
pc ic efis are very desirable and viii ie sold rsiIic
"nn.us reserve. w. 5. WICKnAM
" =" Wheeling Va
EHoDERN BRITISH ESsAYIsTs. McaIf.
LAY :, SMITHS and Aiiisous Nlisreil,pir. 80,
a., IN " "'S "" ,iuS. Jnsl received and FOR SAFE h.
o' 10 Jo"N ~. THOMPSON Union g. y
q TICS. RUCs.-Jusi received =, a.. .., .,., ..o,.
~ - -, isih sltreii beeng, Va dozen fiearth Rugs
80 "s-lI Hieni aud che sgcsi offered In this
eiA. ileaft ca ] aid them
sep - MENDEL HARBOUR & GO.
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For RENE

~ dwelling snA sore formerly IN the OCCUPANCY Of
y si scriter on Main street, fos.,-sion can he hal
infredlaicy. Apply % n n AZ t'rCtS
October 2. iefO Wv
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H.DOk QUIZ!
" NTEV sT gIITAp -

WATER ST CHEAP & NSiI
CLOTHING STORE:
Second door bslo,o nc United States Tio,ei
Faoling, Va,
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KYEDELUERc. anew Novel By G rR Jsue,. rc,y'd
- aud f1rssic 81 ELLIS
Oct 49, III Main street
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III NV STOCK or HARBNY.A RR.-Thc .ul,ssr,bc,s
~ have received thar Fa supply of Hari,y ave ana
tulciy which s very large aud viii lie sold 10 essh
Wy - a. small prohis. OFT A GREER
oS'' No 80 Maia u Wheeling.
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ID ATENr SCALE BEAMS. from 500 To lsoo n !. q,
- e@c ~ orr a CREPE
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u. NELLY,
OHIO HEDG rs.
y. L. ATKINSON.

y. w. Thurbcr, IT Trisdrlphia. presented
Ia the Committee on Forming indictments.
ior their examination, a Wind Mil. which
Contained some valuable improve ncnts, not
before seen attached 10 Wind mills by any of
the Committee; hence we say. it is deserving
OF premium. Il KELLY.
OTTO HEDG rs.
y. I. ATKINSON.
The Subscribers, members OF the Commit
tee on Farming implements, examined steel
spring pitchtork. (pre~en,ed by n. z. Akin
son. which we consider entirely supe rior to
anything OF the kind in common use. We
therefore think it worthy OF premium
BENJAMIN KELLY,
OHIO HEDGES.
J. w. MITCHELL, PresL
JoHS ENGLisH. Re. S,c
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g tAhs SAWS, German steel and London sprinr
- haud ana pRnnel saws, from, lie manul,e ~
spear * Jackson, Sheffield Enga iu,i received hy
OFT A CREtP
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SCHOOL, FOR Y0INa.
MEDICAL NOTICE.

rEtt Sutserer amer having tcen cagascd for seye-.
- Yes ii ne practice at medicine in tho fIoeklev
nhls H"usc ~ fehnsylvsnia. very rcsrcctnIy OF
vA hs ices To tic ciiircas OF Wheeling and ysr,y
"'' v 50 ER. j. ~. DAvIEs
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GNEAr BARGAINS. sENSENEY A. RHODES de
s,"ns al closing out their stock OF Cssh,nrcs sbu
NNsih &c lains leo over from last season "a IN sci
thcm on Tor csico prices CAN soon for we arc e,s,
'", m 70 Ss,i ts.n TOR whatever they win bring