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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-01
VI y
sIrGAR.COATED
or "IMPROvED INDIAN VEGETABLE
PILLS."


OR IMPROVED INDIAN VEGETABLE
PILLS."
HNOR Int rmitien,. Remiiient. Bilious and In
asmma,ory Fever. Head Ache. Iadixes,on
Dy.pec.ia. Perverted Appetite. Heartburn. Cos.
,iyenc,s. D,arrhra. D,sen,sry. Bilious Cole and
Worms. Foul Siorssh. Pain ia The Head. Side or
Back. Scroiula. Scntyy. or amy impurities of The
Blood. Distractions AID Female complaints gene
rally.
There has never appeared n medicine which.
while /, can DO ne harm. is calculated 10 do M
much good. They ereiie a heslihiul p.rr'rs'iun,
and open oil The natural drniu' Of the :, stem. The
obstruction at Insrnssls Pe spifs,ioI ). The cause
Of n great proporiiun Of human suffering. These
pill. posses the pOrsr. In an extraordinary degree.
of removing oil obsiruttious. and het lihlui circula-
iion. They musi undoubtedly spperseje all other
purgaiive medicines. ss lhcy hsv, a iour-lold sc.
non-viz a discharge by The Boaels. Lungs. Kid
news and Skin.
Children will nst hesitate 10 take them. and the,
msy be ruled on. beyond any other remedy. rs an
Heeiual snd aIc medicine Ger woRAiS. and all
complaints incident 10 children. More children
hive been cnWd in New York The present ear. by
The use IL Or SMITHS PILLS. than all o,he'
medicines easnhincd-ss there 10 Do need Of forcing
,hem down. like other meditines.
One mp priani advantage IN taking these Pills -
they do noi rnps. NOT produce nausea or any oibe'
unpleasant .enssiion Pills have.n a thousand ius,an'
ces, ywduced Piles md other consequences IN
worse rh.n The disease for which they were nd
mlnisfrsd. This is plriculafly guarded against
in I'D combination Of HE many ingredients {.
~LiJ DE- Smiths Pill. ate eomPosed-ib us scudcs
ing \ "a harmless.
fr-c pills are made ofihe parea materials; sn,
We have The saiisia, lion Of having proved TO III,
Mfsicnl faculiy. that they possess Uncommon var
ius.
Tks direc,i,ns and lreaImen, NJ diseases, accom-
patty every hox ia a CIRCULAR oi4 psges.
mo SugarCoai.d PL' ca" Do se.aine ~iIhL
out The signature Of ~ sole inventor. &C BENyA.
MIN SMITH. NJ d. 'rcsideHt Of the New YvIl
College of HEALTH srn every box.
from the d. nty Sheriff OF New York.
DR. Smiths Sogsre,l Il dian Vegeiable piils" have
been used in Tho Elddge sireei Debtors Prison
viii, uncommsp ssi,'ciron have never heard q
medicine spoken of vth more interest by rbe sick
no have token The, Pills.
JAMES BEvtNS. Deputy Sheriff
For ale by PRYOR & PAUL..
NOV II On Marke, 81 whceling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-01

oh'c. ." ORDER. ell the different yar,r,i., ~,
f'ench snd Wood Scat, Nockons. Scroll
] S'a' Back Common aud Cottage Chair, f,evv
~ Also se'lees. Sociabies. Boston asd u.I,
'n ROCKERS Nursing 10. co'nmon 10. large a,,d
Also chiidren's Table. Rocking and
"s .ho''s and stools Of every size and qua,,
~ 'se' oil inon the stool 81 G inches Ia
"o'p mar OF Il" en'y feet high Please
.rfs aud they vii be attended 10 49, .ha,,ayo
|"a'fs e~afeiaily racked Gor skipmeo, ., .,,, q,
P'',s OF the city wilhoni ertf, cha,ca n.
get The place No 1877 ainia 81. Yves, s,ae -
an l2 GIN w p,,,r, SUE,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-01
REMOVAL
FRENCH DYEING ESTABLISHMENT IN
WHEELING.

G LOuLEIN. Frcoch Dyer, on the Other
" side 81 the hridge, So0th Wheeling, second
dool from n 4 kelicyis Store, returns his CRATE
fol thnuks go his fucuts and customers. for theif
that hc has added 10 his cstlbi shmcRt tSport-
ant aud, N France, newly discovered improve
mtuts. lie gives more lusttc. ueatucss and dus
ABILITY 10 the e0!Or,d studs, without i~njur.np
chem.
he iecls perfectly confdcrtio eiyoeycry satis
h7pss.fhtrcioro, iOr the continuance
o. a bcssllatsUsage. oet24
GOtT1 WHEELING DOMESTIC CALICO
- FACTORY - ' IouLEIN, would respect,
folly iuturm sofstecrcr, a. ihi. city. and cilIzcns
generally. Hhat DC b. nov ready e. printing d.
mrsito Bloc Ca'irac., "a connection with hi,
French DJu s,ulhii,hmrnl and he Ir,ss 20 give
tbc same "a isftcgpn ln lhls branch. that he la,
rendered 300 hs ui tusiuc-s. Jun 4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-01
iUGH J. JEwETT, rvos :, 80
" \ EXANDEH
ATTORNEYS AT LAW

Ros'NESS entrusted to their care n, a..
is.I,, "s S"lO'n'Ss tOun'ivs ~il 10 promptly ~.
rs pave noes made such atranrsm.n,. .au
- Is "s,o give immediate attention To- an bo.,'.a'
Is,,;sn "tan'ns counIies OF Monroe, Cu,,s..s
on" .s'T''. end Belmont m Ohio. ~
u~"' JLWEIT * ALFXANDrp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-01

NV JEWELRY-Jua ,.c,;y.s pm.
','ph'' . ne~ Dot u sesy Gns y, con.
H''"s ~ me Diamond Ring. Dian ~ Rob,
''"''' Oi@l Ionaz Sapphire. Pesstnd ever,
s'''y u Set and Plan Rug; sele Gen :.
i'uie' la'ge So lopez C~ameFafh,.t s,d
''"'' zone fns Lsdiss Pms WI ton .,o,.
ai"'''' a. hands me b.. The ~,
S'me 'ep h,fri-ome imla,ion nd R,nv,
80 ""fid sod Zoo Chains. Bfsc,ie,.
N''k.+ees a. &r,aHo ~ supef.o, s..
P' JNO hfsHOP. n Main :,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-01

THIS Day receiv.d a
swrriy at Adam. Ar
kANTED X AUGU.
fiIY MILLS. Wnh Irn
bfass ard BuiIauia nor.
roc; ard s'-p The cell /.
iraed No IS wiih 90
lOres
Rereivcd nlso. sno.
ihef 'otof Hatths Conn.
ter Balances. AIsllesble
CAch Iron. Sc.
Az 81 ne above are
N%airanied 10 give .s,,..
iacilou. odd vii be s,ld
loN 81 Ibr Hardware
.EI 80 10 MON ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-01
TT BIG CHAIR Is BOUND TO
FLOURISH.

Let those Who Talk about
ZIG Wa'chcs. MAMMOTH
Bots. SelIng oG at Cost.
dc. be silent When hey see
.he BIC CHAIR al w. M.
Ht LDAfFEk'S. Whele,ol,
snd Reia,i CHEAP CHAIR
MAAuFACroRY. NJ 1871
Nam Street. where he Keeps
cous'ss'ly Oh k1nd. aud man.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-01

ENIsHiNG NOOKS-at Ery III.
- NO. 20 81 ~ 20 a1i 3J. lis n ~ ~,
biirs l"rg 10 uktd S,ln1l 60 N.s ,
6''o NJ German Uook. 40 sz.s. 2l Abs.t e.
S"'hei Perch and M'rnpN U.t.. a. Ia,
~. ~ I'sc ani Ca Fi-h H.ls ,,man. az hi,
...'e' eod hfst n%'-ntiment OF bH.is $50 have ,,,,
'"'''a and which Wit Do -9ii uI tfr f.,, 49,,
49, W ZAP - - nor Nrroor
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-01

tAFs--Jgsi reed q 6ns s.ssrm.nt n Cent,
~ @'e s'Jie Oh sbk sAd Cic,h Cses. ,ose,hss
Nnh : genera s-'of"eat 81 Yoo,bs Ctah. ysiyat
sss Chased Cs,~. sos ssls low =, lao H.
~ w W HMESON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-01

CoMfotND kREosOTE ACOUSTIC or
ltvii the cure pf DEAFNESS 900,
~ ailt oi matter ifom fhc ears. So III
free'f- noises. tkr Che
1850, tthiHs Of wai,f whlxgv - 49,, y
""l'h at' pmntams ~ trp rogrbfnv 49,
90 acc EeHcraIif attendant vtE ,i
use f"r sai" by OR } Cru NB4CEIs
al NO 49, Man 81. sd. 49,,
luis n'edicine if highly recommends
'Y1tV"s ccfiintalc are gwen. by v.fg rgtr
fhlchu has eriof mfd. 'ftes
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-01

I"gcih,f with q renee to,s~a wrui ~ Hat ui eve
~ do cnpupu. liar C..gs -. P'0pn. - ',hiag De-
purchase he -'ase such aIr tr-prclluiyl m,Hcl
o. -, nla 2 can i. ne fpon, { f-,riy %otcnticl
~ John T" Berry. o.. e r'a,r Si.r,. Fer 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-01
THE GREAT REMEDY,
APPROVED by THE FAC, LTN,

~ III III lHE fAtsb'
For Coughs, colds. asthma, RrodcnttS, con
sumption, and oil Other Bect<"S ~ me
BroroLtot tabs.
DkEPAlttD cuusely lr,m " Ginseng. aud
wartaUied 90 cunIu,u nS <ep4faiOu If Ann.
monv, hIc.c,r ur OrIum.
MORE. TIIsN 3lO6 HAVs PfEN soLD At RErAtL ~
TuE cry or QNc;r.A1I ALONE, wirtuN rtT
Dsg r.ys .oN-as. ANO ~ FvERY cAsF WIN
me NOS TEFIcr SUBTRACTION 10 INK "a
rLNIs
The Gia<ng Plracel Is hoS ordered hy phtsi
ciaus ~ ne efst tcsleciabilty. "a ihtir regular
prlc5g<, end is claim 10 he considered ihp OILY
SdIcb ever discovered c8rahle 81 speedily and
pesHtcG,y ~ul.0yiug bronchial irritation. which :
We sOis capse u coughs. asthma. hfuncLn,s. and
uccofdifg 40 Dr. Ehtrlc. who bar eSrrsses Inc
".nri'n Of ai The FIST a0lh0uhes IN Emore and
Amer'n olive thirds OF ali lhc cas- u.solly r.
ga"ied as 'f"o iubctculou- consumption musr be-
cuusHicred as i9rrysrscuied.
We scieD the J. llDN in- tame. fnm a lat az
hnndteds Whn have ieli IS hsaune 10 luehcc np
ih'nsoive.. rni stcu u IN them families. b,ranse
many OF iAeiahfo well SHOWN 10 he tu, ines. CON.
iphhhy oi Nhrrli1g aS men Oi Standing add inan.
ence ~ C.nt,nuau, whu would MI Tor a mumen,
lead cniser ihvir nsmes or lhcir influence to ,be
dslnouiI"no an a ucle. eSropt irem lhe conviction
81 rs Nari ui.ity g. tho afflicted.
J w Phdlrs. Broadway bet. Sh and U,rr,on Al.
& firviH. Brusdwoy near Ycalman.
: w Cihn, BUckVye Bell Fuuhdn 81 IT,
'F"tduz a, al u pes wstrh9use Sycamore street
" AItamof su g'or Denlrt Cangr s.. 81
- S,oms Gum - J + Dalr & 60 S,c
N Noble, canal collectors cnirc.
Jnncs. Assistant clerk ilin,'n co Superior court.
~ "he"a.n, hrm Wheadon & Bhuu, Aucrt..
Or Il user IN n heiwcen Vine anil Roce.
" hcmnan, firm IIuLhirc 4 KEENAN,. Main A.
y B"j'min lmpnref 81 stbel Ma u All Syc.
\ Newell 1auurr Symmcs a..
u lyon iiuishef FotIsl
w j"ar1 20, C8gcn'ct 81 n.
Co'f Adams. & lDuhus Uonsc.
Is ~ nr@' conner l. rgsufth aud RIcc.
; er'Ug cufnef Woe aid Centre.
n VI Firrcr, S,camofs ~.
7 SALrEE Proprietor Cincinnati. O.
T1ce only so ccnts pr b,tiie.
tor sllo 10y JAMES BAKER SHE agent corner
Ni'"ioc and VI 90 ISL, Wheeling ", ap II
a TtE FEDERAL COURT az C.arhsbufs-
u United States.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-01
PAINTING.

- Crimson q nUIL. Hoist SIGN a.,
II okNNMEN PAINTERS. No I25 "a,
N''" =. ane ai"fys pre- pafcd sul lie 49,,
'"'afi nho material t1 etecBle go srdefsfr a..
I'f n ihe besf style ard cd The t.oest 49, '
tt'p fc- ulii0n pf SIGN PAINTtNG no ~
D." '"' 'e'' m'hntt msy 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-01
HALF LOT on WATER
FOR SAIE

* '"iOh oi = deed of lrusi from p,.,.,
1871 49, we, da'-d 'he fs' day 81 sep,r -,h.,
o"'y corr OF Ohio eooniy. IW,u 81, : 'se
'"' q The imni doof Of he roun bo..s r"D,e
qy'n'y'in ibe cny ~ Wheeling. er S.,a. s@"'
20 asy - 1sy 1886 The North hail a r., s,y nc
~ ~ 20 square sombef 90 iva. ~, Ia s,''
ss;". '''aa'ed on the ens side ~ Ws,., -.
s,,s' 10y m'tsC'd trent On w.,ef s,,e., ~,
wnb n" o'es ~. foil dsp'h Il rbe 10, loss,hs,
ThRMs-ons iounh Of n.
nanS end he 'e.isus in two ,ogsl ~ n'ney q
" ahd ~eise moH;bs lfam he 80 l-)-
""s'e''' We purchaser eiyrs bood .,a-
'of ne dsisned ia-islsasnts s,s 81"
'f...s '.','nsd oni1 ne Whole . rad ulo
feJ ~ M. ~ ''-'vsy osiy .a'i, ,.,i- =
cH'Rigs , mccoy r,,.,..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-01

WAREHOUSE no I MONROE STREET.
vNlE SUBSCRIBERS aye prepared lo make
and herp constantly on hand at The above
establishments. all kind- of Castings. Cooking.
FRA. Kiln. Balloon and Cannon SioNe e.. oi all sizes
sud patterns. Hollow worc. Wagon Boxes. n oUgh
Castings. Crates. Plat Irons, Sugar mad Wash kvi.
tks. &c. q complete assortment. we have JUsi
received some splendid pailerus for Parlor Gfsics
The ncalcsi ever hfoprh, io this city Persons who
intend buildins arc respectfully requested 10 c,am-
ire them before purchasing any oihef klnl. W.
have n large qusBiity ri patterns Tor MAJ Gearirr
The best ~ lac plucc. Which we will make Ia prJef
nj The ioN ct rates, al.o Thfe-hing Aiochine Cast
hrs We will alsp continue ~ msnutaciugc ihe
q ~ rent kinds Of P.oughs complete. used il ihi-
sccuon Of county. AID wurran'ed equal To on,
made IN The Western country. We Will wsraht
on our Castings md other work done al our cs'ab,
lshmenf. and as cheap a. can he made ia Plus
bntrh, Cincinnati or ony other cstahlishu eat H.
ihs o,y. Persons wishing 10 purchase any auicl,
m oar line. viii pleose give us cell aud ehsmino
fr Ia m.,lvcs.
~ HAMILTON, BESHORE e. co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-01

- 100 HOOKS. ~ Wh.'es,ie and y.
- lol .y NMJ ROBB. Cur Mln& U,bn \,
GIBBS neN in.r Bouk
Co'i's nee Spelling y ok ia SIX e.,.
tobo'sncw Jussui, X sder 80,
oohi'- sew JuVsuilc Renter \ ,
hbs Dew luveail. Reader Nh
CoNh's new Sequelos NJ
tooh's meN Norh Ameurnn Ra.lc,wN NJ
h"n'i necessary fottis matsh. Ur,n "A.
20 ny iesy ole tl'e her apl cheapest I.a.F. 49,,
''''h,d hn, he "gtld s'mpi, ssy ,h, hs, nave
pee" adopard lvf 'hc use r ,he Pidle \ ~
Now YO'k Bt ekiyp. b,n,. Doc. p.U,lI 7"
@' 70 nc erclo#9n "a ttu.r Niioh b,,o t, Z
.'ysd' Lei lhe puhls ptui.e c.ii,,By ~,
j'dse ofc,mpauIse mems '
Sth'ei' wishing ~ ib]lr8llcc C,ilf. ns, l. Gao
r'ch'Hge thcit old hnobs tcfneu nrs.by Nm !.
,'e spl'c"1er add p,,iug haIf ue reisii pr,e H.
~ "p ~ J ROBE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-01

az
ME SUBSCRIBERS "ouii nrsm call III,
a o'isn'ian az ihoir cHsl,mc-s ard he p,.i,.
sentnIiyto ui"u slv,k ~ apik. u.s. hey h.v. ,,s,
received irm Finiddeiphn az aidiioUal .uptiy ~
''ptN. ond "a assQf fra,nt of rrer, hong u.n,u,
hrp' a. zach an establishments. Tfcy have La.
DIS a1i CENrLEaitN'S SADDLES 81 j aef
el ife's ard qulhlF,. Also IL va,,r4v Of mn.
pLtS and MAitFiAGA tES; CAtEIAGE TAI
MSS. single aad donble. eastern. ,lf. e,nm.n
.p d"; N'ggen d.; Car la, common ard 6ue COZ.
LANS Itact ohelns . sosd article. uumr. sc ~
catuose B,ggy.C Carr R,dns ard Wss,,m Whr.
OF d'hssn bHud. S'nge. Buggs Doves ,nd W..
eon WHIP LAsiiES "
h''N FRAME HARD LEATHER TIINKS
wan Liobncn's paient iusIe loeb. sui t,i,er o.
pr'Vsmeni' Of ihe la.e,I II, e boh ioi Ladie. s,d
GeuticmcR. ""'
ii'"aseme intuition ,oeHm7A l-a'le, & k4,r fsssk,
i"u'aion add Iron frame Hard Lcatner V.Itsy.
ana sa*slr Bog. Cafrcr B,g, s,ae rmpnfteJ ,or.
oI s"p0fot KIND ani dni.h. no Nbich ue call tho ~.
'r"'i"n OF 'h"se wshWg Co. purchase prsme ,tncl.
b"NNht IGuNEs C,Wet SHcacls and B,sl,i.
nU"c Bfu.t e.. Curry-comhs. C,nis. &c A.,
They val also make 20 order an, nm, !, ,L.i,
'he o' business without dela, and ofas e,.sd .a,,e-
RAJ as con be had. md ~ ia,r puee. Old -,
rRsMrTLr sui NEATLY REPAIRED.
Ih'"ki"' i"f Pot hVos hey oan.osIy t.,pcs,
ihe coniinuauco Of lie sane.
feb Ii NmotI c,p.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-01
Peter Ysrnau and oihcu

Ff'CT NaTWlIT bud -TN0FT-
Do puf.uauce 81 tre decree bob fis esnse. + shall
on Monday ihe pa Jay oi jane 1916 at The opur
hynse ~ Ohm county sell 10 thc brightest and hesi
bidder on The iofnI, alter named. he following Ion.
IN Wheeling VIZ Ia 80 ? ou ths ca situate. end
on which y efccicd thc warehouse uuN uccnp,ed
by is1ac lfN DO soI u W ualiing. and tWen,
lhfeo bots ip uat lau ot Wheclns called Easl
-Wheeling and which ore numhcwd l. nlipvs. ~
W. Igi $50 60 Is 81 iiS * 1919 1873 g.
80 iae IA 20g 2ij 100 100 - Al Qi i0l
20 '"S . sac said lpis sill be- sid en- ~ crcIr
~ ef'fi insil'iHe 8t one. Two and ,hfce iear.
wih istefcsi from Ibc Gr af ale. he rnfeba-e,
Fy.aR bonds Wuh god secmrsg ipt tie e,ymen,
ihefeot Deeds dl be "a DE whs1 r1o e.frt.se
mpuey = lai. Should % r s.le n0i tc ,a~.or,.tri
80 that dIy.H vii be- adJ .urncd irIm dy io o.
ul u r cOsej. JACOB.
avs Tl1-frs md Coaqmis aanrs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-01

PHYSICIAN. suRGEON AND AcroucmeR
AhffiCE vD Ne Northeast eorns, o. 81 snd
~ Cenise ss. Residence On N. surhss..
corner o. Ina sane street. 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-01

o. Wy Dorsey. MsTy 4 Dlrey iaic siafy T.
Iaue' Ia4i.H Z.ac u.mgtpr Irue J1mes e.
Johnston Gus stFfla hs ato william w SRI
yer and Caroline hs wEs J,a.os A Mclean ,rd
Map Ls Ni'c. Wilson rIus m it. aWn pslt.
GOD 81 r%n1fdiab 1d Item uf D. l4brth Prs bt.
wife and CorutI1 lose. ari WILTON s. peer,
ION. 81 ruafd.a H ad iffm ut C|iUdue R.tt,e.,
Edmuad T. Ilne. Eugonc Zlnc snd Nl,ty Anna
Zane.
TIAKE NOTICE Thai pnfp1ni 10 sn enter Of
ns Cifrnu SupeYof Coun 20 IsW and Chan
cefg IT, the cautiy 81 O1e. made n he oss Be-
llaHcsn ns peaitns in fbe said riuu WHEREIN
Ff10c u Amfff.na atmtpstmlof fe hmts n4n
y h 1o 1903 snn,ati of Nrah Ians deed. !.
C~pnplsmanf s0i tiI Eis Dorsey sni rhcn sfe
deioaa afs. 30 fLe prunfH ~ GcDfge ~ Ler. I
.hal sd lhl 25l fay of Afdi 1886 a. my oaicc
DO be rUy ~ Waf.itrr inrerd o. ate prvf Di
sac cIsio p .sd lee. sni rrou an sceonnt o.
sad clsita as ft4pifeI hr sali af8ef
J&F @s, gs
sg BOXES ONANGIs. ysy ,gsnor nni
~ sru sDd &C. saIe hg
o. 20 S D WOODROW. 93l SLAM s..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-01
rAsrIoSARIE utTs.

AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
tSf fccel,ra OF ~ 10 Mau sIe.t he
- lnic.t unh 10 80 apprivct Srius tashnn Tor
AIS q" whifh ihc aucsniuh %, Mo pl'rous 81 a.,
late dtn g respectfully intiea, nod al Who ~ 10,
n cheap, ight nd durable tilt arc requested .l
cat and examine his sioch teiurr puf,Lasng che,
who're. " ~ IlNESON.
mos 20 Srcrs-ser ia " " q n Jme.os.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-01
YOITU,S HOOTS.

Alsn a great '0rieiy Il lndie,' inc eol'I Slipper
FANCY r"Lnted IIhi Gauefs. Sc
MISSES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &c
2Ou pairs Misss,' Murocro Lace Buuis
200 do Calf and Sea Lace Beasts
5to DO Monaco AID Srnl BoskIs
40 do Morocco and S,al Slipper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-11-12
SionS Of PROGRESS,

At the late Massachusetts Wing State Convention
an effort was made on the part of S. C. Philips Chas.
Sumner, C. F. Adams, and other prominent anti slave
ry wings, to induce the wing party to take such an
advanced step against the aggresslons of thesave pow
er as seemed to be demanded of the descendants of
Old Massachusetts, But in this they were doomed to
signal disappointment The pro-slavery cottonocracy
of Boston trumphed and resolutions were adopted de-
clarng that the wings of Massachusetts would cOntnue
to all constitutional means to prevent the extension
and encroachments of slavery, meaning thereby that
they were in favor of doing nothing more than they had
heretofore done, This entirely satisfactory to the
" whig brethren of the South" The Boston Adyer-
tser and other leading wing papers, come out with
congratuatory salutatons to the southern branch OF
the great wing party, assuring them that the mass Of
Massachusetts, wings would allow nothing to be done tc
shake their confidence, or sunder the league between
them. Daniel Webster, t1e "godlike," who was KEEP
in reserve to silence the first uprising of the spirit
Liberty, came forward, and amid the Ephesian-likC
worship of the multitude, asserted that, while Others
relied upon other influences ard other means to save
the country, he hoped for nothing but from the whis
party and the entire 0hig party Of the United States
And upon the uterance of this sentiment there wen
up responsive shout which, long this, has echoe,
through all the land of the south, confirming the ty
rant in his work of dabosm and crushing the risn!
hopes off millions of signing bondmen.
But what we designed to say, was this, and on
this; portion of those wings who were unwilling t
submit to the genuine overscer spirit, recently nomn
ated Charles Summer, Esq, of Boston, as candidate 70
Congress, in opposition to R. C. Winthrop, the Will
candidate, whose greedy acquiescencc in the TeXa
inquity, and support of the Mexican war; has render
ed him justly obnoxious to those who lay any claim
anti slavery consistency. Mr. Summer has decline,
and DIR. S. G. Howe, of South Boston,-who, if w
mistake not, accompanied COL Miller in one his e>
petitions to Greece been nominated inhs steat
DR.. Howe cheerfuly accepts the nominations and W
trust that this little horn" will push northward an
= southwark, eastward and westward, until Massachl
sets shall redeem herself from her present disgrace
full position of cat's-paw for Shareholders.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-11-12
Pretty Hands,

Delicate beautiful hands Dear Miss, how
do you contrye to make your hands look so
pretty? And set offwith rings too, as if to draw
attention that way Let us feel Of them
Lord a mercy how soft and tender Do you
bake, Miss No. Do you make beds NO.
So we thought Look at your mothers hands.
Amt you ashamed of yourself! Will you suffer
that old lady to kill herself outright, while you
do nothing, from daylight to dark, but keep the
dust from your face and the flies from your
hands? What are you fit for! Will man Of
common sense ever marry you for your delicate
hands A person who is real man, would
prefer to see them BACKED occasionally by com
ing in contact with POT hooks and trammels
and calousing by day or twos rub at the wash
ing board Pretty fingers, indeed What are
they good for, but to move over piano, or stlcE
through golden rings. Like much of the vail
things of earth they are kept for show, ant
nothing more. For our part we would rathe
see them worn out in actual service and astougl
as coquctte's conscience, than so tender tina
fys foot will make an impression upon them
I-Portland Tribune
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-11-12

THE "RoBBERY."-We have received a commune
cation signed JUSTICE written by one who was pres
emit at the examination of Newand and Gay, charged
with having robbed B. H. Fuller of sum of money
in which the writer corrects certain false impressions
which it is alleged would be imbbed from the brief
account of the affair which was givenin the freeman
of last week. The writer thinks these corrections
ought to be made in Justice to the accused lest the
public mind in this vicinity, where they are soon to
have their trial. should by this means be wrongly BIZ
assed For the purpose of doing justice to ALL so far
as in our power give the material statements OF the
communication having been received too late for
publication at length in this weeks paper.
Justice" asserts that it appeared at the trial, so
far from Newland and Gay being apprised of Fullers
intention to trave towards Waterbury on the day they
fell in with him. it was not known to the people of
Stow, nor was it determined upon by Fuller himself
until after Newland and Gay had passed through Stow
on their way. Nor was it shown that any person in
Stow knew of Fullers beng in possession of any con-
siderable sum of money. Newland and Gay, having
travelled on foot from Wocott II or Is miles, stopped
at Stow Lower Village, and replenished their flask
with rum; Fuller, starting soon AFTER and drinking
freely before he started, soon came up with hem wher
they bantered him for ride, offering to furnish the
"grog" &C., to which he consented There was nc
evidence that there any concer-any made-uE
story to induce Fuller to take them in, that they
had any evil design upon him or his purse. Nor was
there any evidence that the flask contained anythn:
but pure new-rum or that any stratagem was used tt
induce Fuller to drnk--but on the contrary, that h
drank willingly and freely, and soon became ove'
come with ordinary ntoxcation from which, after vom
ting freely, he recovered.
Perhaps ought to say, that the account of tn
affair which was given in the Freeman of last week
was published in orr absence, and was given in tn
manner in which it reached village as an item
news, without any design to do the least injustice
r any one