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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-05-14
STAAMERI1C.

The folio wing is Mr.. Leigh's
cure for stamnering. The secret has
been purchased by the Belgian Gov
ernment aud has met with approoa-
ton in Prussia. Ash may be yalua-
BILE to some of four readers, we give
il as publishedia the London Athen@-
UNI:
The stammarer is TO press the top
ofhis tongue as hard as he can against
the upper row of teeth; is to draw a
deep breath every six minutes, and is
to keep perfect silence for. three { days.
during which this pressing OF the
tongue, and deep inspirations are to
be continued without intermisslon.-
During the night small rolls Of linen
are placed under the tongue, in order
10 give the required direction even du-
ring sleep. When three days have E.
lapsed the patient is bread aloud slow
" 10 his physiciin for an hour. During
this ex ercise, cate is to be taken that
the stammerer ). never in want OF
breath. and he must therefore be made
to stop frequently, and inspire deeply.
The patient is b be admonlshed to
keep The top 4 the tongue floating
when be speaks. and never allow IT TO
sink into the interior cavity OF the
lever jaw. 4ses s
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-e1e
RIFLE SHOOTING.

We have notified an article going
the rounds Of a newspaper OF late, CIV
ing an account ofthe rifle shooting OF
a gentleman, !unsmlth, in Bards-
town, Kentucky, who, at the distance
of 400 yards, shot s out OF 10 balls
in a target IA by is inches. This is
certainly great shooting, but we have
a gentleman living in in our town, also
a gunsmith, Nj. Daniel Marker, who,
in Paris, in the State of Kentucky
performed greater feat with the rife
Nan the one mentioned above-it was
hl--A.ahsdnianoe of 100 yards :, off
mis- {get the size of dollar,
Uane.a5ng but eight times, put
Nlf; BE paper. This, we do
seSe Is ever been beaten, and
not = !rdstown KY, must SUR
unit, : IN to Martinsburg, Va
tRepubl - @ i5a
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AN. AMUSING ANECDOTE.

We transfer, to our columns The
subjoined amusing story from the Buff
falo Commercial Advertiser: fae 1851
sWe notice in an English papera
report ola recent action against Lon.
don chemist, on account of q hair dye;
that instead of turning the complain.
ants whiskers to a jetty blackness, had
raised a blister, in consequence of
which. whiskers, skin and all had
peeled off. The case reminds us OF
another attempt at hair-dyeing, the
consequences of which, if not so dis
tressing, were serious enough to The
party. In a country village in this
State, some -twenty years ago, the Wis
lase Doctor was chosen Deacon in the
Congre gational Church. This Doctor,
though hale, hearty man, had turned
grey in early life, and at the time We
speak of, his locks had become almost
Of snowy whiteness. He was a gallant
man, thought sincere Christian, and
his hoary honors somewhat annoyed
him. SO 10 grace his new dignity, the
night before TIE Sabbath when tbs ..sa~
crament,' as the communion was term
ed, was to be administered, he Under
took to dye his hair TO a becoming
brown, more suitable to his age. We
know not what application he made use
of, but during the morning service,
while the new Deacon sat under the
pulpit, as was customary, the action OF
the light rapidly worked chemical
and almost ma gicsl change in the out
ward a1ornment of his head. Some OF
the locks deepened into a rich brown,
while others flashed into a fiery red,
and some gently subsidized from their
pristine wilderness into a most delicate
pea green. All urconscious.o of these
variegated honors, atahe close Of the
ordinary service, the Deacon undertook
10 oficiate, bearing round the canse-
Grated bread and wine. The commu-
nican,s were humble, sincere Chris
tians, feeling deeply The solemnity Of
the occasion, but the Deacon's hair
was too much for most of,hem. There
was a grim relaxation of the features
of the older among them, who might
have sat for pictures Of the old cove.
.nanters, while the younger could
scarcely refrain from an unequivocai
smile. The venerable apostolic man,
who ministered TO the congregation,
and who, in the most fervent p'ety
had quick sense of the ridiculous,
soon noticed the nnwonted bearing
in his flock, and its cause, and as
the Deacon returned to the table,
quietly requested, him TO refrain
from further service in favor of an
Older brother, 10 supply whose place
and in6rmities of age he had been cho-
sen. The next day when the Doctor
started to visit his patients, his head
was clothed with nicely fitting new
black silk skull cap, and several months
elapsed before he again officiated as
Deacon 1s ss 81 81
Z .9 "BABIEs." s'ss'
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tsBARrEs. -

CA babe in house, says Tupper, 'sls
a well-spring ofpleasure, messenger
Of peace and love, 2 resting place Tor
innocence on earth, link between an
gels and men"
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-05-14

Mist Register tells a good
.,pafng vagabond called Is At
20 5g house in Concord; one
abegged for some cider
9nsed 10 give him any, anc
fn1her o1lhe oft quoted re-
thai J night entertain an an
iawart
es,' sathe lady, sbut angels
60 abb drinking eide. on Sun
Al, bin sain. +
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ge. $ 81 a ' q&s 0Calgsy
Il Edited aud Published Weekly BY
JOHN GATEWOOD,

\ AT TWO DOLLARS PER lANNC0H. !
Ne paper will be discontinued. except at the
option of the editor, until all arreanges are
paid. - IL sea, s1 .a,
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Of one dollar per square OF twelve iines =
less for the frat three insertions, and TWEEN
sy,tiye cents per, square for each subsequent
continuance Quarter of column for one
wear. IS. Half column for one year, $40.
One column for one year, e20.
No subscription will be received for less term
thaa six months. %s
AL Communications addressed to the editor
must be rosT-PAlp. to insure attention.
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CONTENT.

ian had a board put upon
= land, on which-was writ
paiiive this field to any one
en,ly contented,' and when
"nJ came, he said, 'are you
an The general reply was,
coy Them rejoined the other,
y u want with my field!
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-05-14

)EIihu Britt compares the project
|annexia. the United States to Cam
with 6at ofjoining the Atlantic to
I'lI-p9d 'sa Y &
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-11

'S'lItY KEEP constantly on hand. a very cs,
" ifosiNc assortment of superior Mahogany
, 'cnrh and Grcciau Ciaits; Il ck,ns chairs. Sulas
Ter nra card Tables, Dressing Bureaus. Bcislcads
l"''ci Sinhis, assorted si.rs; iprcihcr with every
'het article oi HE latest style aud best flushed
+ utnuurc ever offered ia ihi, city.
Gilt and Mahogany Framed IL kipc Classes o
even variety airi price Leaking Glass Plates Of nll
tzes. Portrait aud Picture Frames GA hand aud
made o. order.
Upholstery Ware consisting Of Feather Beds
Bols'ef- and Pillow. utir. cotton. IIm.k. Spring
and Straw Mattresses; Blankets. Quilis. comforts
>scking Bottoms Oh cloth covers. FIpor.clolh
Gpss Mats .f al Kinds; ,ogsIher With every Other
'f'icle-o OF Upholstery Ware. on hand aud made 10
order.
NenHtnr nnS Slat Window Blind: Window
shades e every vauriy aud color. oil at which vii
DC sold at very lnw price,. and warranted NJ The
hest qualify. Also MAHOGANY VENrrEs. Hal
clo'h. NAENisH. Spanish Moss. Mahoeany Knobs
Saod fnper. Locks, Hinges. casters. SL,Nn Tam
MiNG-. e instantly on hand aud s,ld low for c.su.
Va STEAM Bears furnished with every ntricle
oi ! Hrnt'ufe al short hOiice aud oa the very les
terms. sep 81
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NO. 100 MAIN STEIET

81 III
VIZ SbBStRiBEitS would neain call ,hs
u aiienirrn 81 ucit customers aud III. n.hI,,
s'"''''Y !" 'hr'f 'io'k oi wurk. rs hey Inv M,
'''e'''' from fhtihiclph,a an addm.n.I .ue,Ly ~
't''N' ahd an ssoumcb 1T rycrvthu, 's,,tt
hrp' ." such az establishment Thcv b,,c -
DIES AID "ENILENEN's SADDLES 81 q NJ,
,' l'''s altd qnalt'"s. Also q ,auefy cf uRt.
49, ""d MAtftNGNIES; CARRIAGE nan.
NhNS' single nUd double. eastern ,ie. ,,.m.n
"" a", W'ss"n d. Can iu, common ,fd i,c ,oI.
hNhN' race chains, q roal anirio usm.. 40 A.
Carriage, Gufgy, Cart Riding md NV,g,ou Nb,..
~ "'nrich kn~i'; S'oFc, buggy. Dn.,ets' and W..
g9u WHIP LAStIrS '' way
l''N FRAME HARE LEATHER TRUNKS
WIN i"'b"rh's patent inside looks aud cine, ,n.
pf'Vs'"c"'s at The latest style bph Gr L.,dic. smI
GeHtleu ca. ""
i''""S'"c "H'f''oHf cep,n1s ttafisr & hg,y f,y.k,
,",'''''n H"i Iou frame iiprd Le,lhef V,,,sYs
'"' S'"si" Bog Carpet Big. s,o,c .n.,tIc,, o,,.
"'''l''"' bni ani hnth. Zee (which ye coll ,b, AZ.
''i,,''" ct Hn-c Wishing D., rgrri,a.s , prmc ,,,,t,
n"sNtf fnuSNs C,frvtS ,cl,l, sud nt-t,.
n''-' 'iusi -, Cuny -comb. Ctfia ~, a..
ih'N WHi ais" mttc co. ntl,r a.,U,,t. al. d..
''S 90 '''i"' Wuhp1' d,lut, .Ud .tt.r,-d r,.i..
''' '' can hc hui. Ont Ht at, rn,r. old u.,l
'H'Nfft' ,"d MA fLY N|EfNlRrp.
Ihfnkinl tt past ihtu,. ibr, e.,,,.ly ,,,.
the Continuance of ,c same.
Np - NbrOIJ 4 cam
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VI II q
svGAR.COATED
o r "IMPRoVED INDIAN VEGETABLE
PILLS"

OR IMPROVED INDIAN VEGETABLE
PILLS"
INOR Intermittent. Remiticn,. Bilious and In.
himma,ofy Fever. Head Ache. Indigestion
Dyspersia. Perverted Appetite. Heartburn. Cos.
nvencss. Dauhua, Dvson,sry. Bilious Collie ., d
Worms. FNul Slouu.h. Pain in the Head. Side OF
Back, S%croluls. Scutvy. or any Impurities Of The
Blood. Distractions and Female complaints gene
tally.
There has never Appealed n medicine which,
while a con No ns karm, : calculated Ia do -
much good. They excite a hcal,hiul Precipitation,
and open all Tho natural drains oi The ., stem. The
obstruction ol Iussns,sle Perpira,iou i the cause
Of n great proportion of human suffering. Thc-'
pail. pcSStSs tis poU,r. IA an cxiraotdinary degree.
Of removing all otsifut lions. aud hei lhiul circula-
lion. They musi undoubtedly .~urcnedc all other
pursaiive medicines. as ,hcy have a four-iold &C.
t,on-viz a discharge Toy The Bowels. Lungs. Md
ncys and Skin.
Children vii not hesitate TO take Them; and the,
wsy be rolled on. beyond any other remedy. ss al
.fisctual and safe medicine fcr N0RAiS. and all
complaints incident 10 children. More children
have been cured IN Me- York The present year. b,
The use II DIR SMITHS PILLS. ihsn oil o'hc'
medicines eomhined-as there - M need OF iufcine
ihtm down. like other medicines.
Quo important adysuiagc in taking ,hrse Pills q
they DO not fripe. nor produce nausea ,or sny oihe
unpleasant scnsatipu Pills ha,e.in a Thousand inslan
ccs. produced Piles und other consequences fs
worsc than The disease for which they were al
mlnisiersd. This is particularly guarded sgains'
in ihc combination 81 The many Ingredient. a
which DR. Smith's Pills aie composed thu. rcnlcr
ing hem harmless.
These pills arc made ofthe pnrca materials; m,
We have The sa'isia, ton Of having proved 10 tn,
Medical Faculty. that they possess Uncommon var
tues.
The directions and treatment II diseases, accom-
pany every bI. la a circular Old pages.
mo S~ugarCoafed Pills can be genuine with
out the signature of The sole inventor. &c BENJA
MIN SMITH. NJ ID. PrcsidrHt of The New Yorl
College Of HEALTH spon every bo,.
Prom The Deputy Sheriff Of New York.
DR. Smiths Sueatcd . dian vegeIsblc Pills" ha,,
hcen used Ia The Eldudgr street Debtors Prison
with uncommsn satisfaction ] have never heard
medicine spoken OF with more interest by the sIcl
Who have taken these Pills.
JAMES J BEViNS. Deru,y Sheriff
For sale 10y PRYOR a PAUL..
nov u 9m Market ST Wheeling.
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CHEERING INTELLJGENcE

GRATITUDE Will swell The hcnr,s Of hon.
IN sands OF The afflicted sons and daueh,er. o(
'hIs happy land. when they scar The pleasing news
Of The Unparalleled triumph of The REt'D b
HlBBARD'S VEGETABLE ANTE BILIOUS
FILLS. which when rightly applied has BEEN used
IN every case wnh unsqoailcd success.
Many ceurhchies mightIi necessary be obtained
~ iheir efficacy IN the cure If Dysrcp~ia or Indi.
ges'ion. Consumption. Bilious Fever, Fever and
Aguc; Piles. Jaund'ce. Dysen,cry or Blordy Flur,
DR"lnt. Asisiio Cholera. Remiueni Fever. In.
hlmmsIofy rheumatism. Scuryey. Nervou. or sick
ucadache, Nervous Debility. worns Of all kinds
Whooping Cough. Scarlet Fever. Summer Com
ploint. Disease II Women and Children. Chrome
Affections Of The Liver. Stomach and SecfeIing
Glands. &c.
10 line . generous community should spread FIR
ard near Inc cheering Intelligence that REV'D q
PILLS. can lee had by applying to
the follow ing agents. a s TODD. No 100,
JAMES BAKER, Main Street.
np2J Wheeling. Va
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ANOTHER ASTONISHING CURE.
"iSTARS BALSAM or WILD CHERRY
always Tnun phanI. Cure follow, Cur.
DAYTON. February Him IA,

DAYTON. February IIih, 1886.
Mr. w Whii9ofe.-Dea S,r-As you ore IN,
regular authorized agent in Dayton, ior The ale Of
Df Wisiars Bslsam OF Wild Cherry. Tale ,bi.
method Of making n statement OF facts lo yoa which
I hope will he published 10 The world J IN reference
10 an almosi miraculous cure wrought in my can,
by means Of The mos, invaluable Bsisam.
Language fails 10 describe The saluiary effects Il
proiuecd. and Tho great benefit derived ifvm ito
use.
The citizens of Dayton md vicinity, well recd.
leci that GA the 9Th az August Ila.I. I received SER.
Gus injury ifvm The explosion of q cannon. A gpr.
ZION al ne conienis entered my right side and breas,
AMI ~ all probability s-ms fragment. or splinien
OF The ra"''oj passed. through The 'plura.' and piere.
ed the lungs.
n, 'h's critical stage. a messenger was dispatched
10 Sinc'nns''. and q celebrated phys,e,an OF lnsi e..
" was Consulted When he WAS made acquainted
WITH my situation. he remarked thai nothing cooh
. aohe by medical aid, u The constitution I,self
wa mol enoush 10 throw OF the d,.easc.
My friends uow derpaircJ of my recovery. and
had mn earthly ground Of hope 10 survive many
Gays. Fortunately. ~ this junciuse . saw one al Dr.
wis'afs Pamphlets. eninled, Panty Medical
Guide. or Treatise on Consumption Of The Lungs.
AZ had oiten heard Of dying mes catching st
.,a~s' ieii like doisg 20 myself q, The consent
o. my physicians. | seui 10 you Tor . bo,,Ie OF ihe
medicine descnbed. y,zs .W,siass B,Isam o( Wild
s".'y' Which relic sed ne immediately. Alter
"ao useo some i've az stx bottles so hr recovered
= " % mp and al out. Ny cough ceased and nv
lungs were restored 10 q healthy .,,,e-.Ii 6or, an.
hen'ing and balmy influence. and nov.,o,l -.
cinal virtues Of Wisiar's Balsam.
Were 10 no, from the exte,oa, ;,;..- 1919
70 my shoulder and s'm, by the eIplo.,on. : srs
conbdeni that ] might have been wo,t,.- -.
maae (Which 10 biacksmnhing) bu, ihis vsss ORE.
by exposure. I have since taken several ..v.-
colds; and my only remedy has been The Bsl,.n
And now j mo-i cordially ecommen The repuins
Wisiars Balssm 10 all who are afflicted v,,b ella.
Coughs or Lung Complaints consider 1, \. m.
valuable medicines real pleasing 10 The world
Any person desiring further information, nav call
ON me al any lime. Yours. truly,
CHRISTOPHER II SMITH.
City Of Dayton,
Montgomery ca, State of Ohio
Subsefibej and sworn 10. before me. Jos,;es If
The Peace this lib day Of february lslS.
EBENEZER FOWLER.
~ ~Issinony Of hree highly cyedifa6s eilr>ns
Of DaytoH. ~ confirmation Of te above
We, The Undersigned. being intimately aequsin.
ted " nh MIR Smith. and having seen and watched
over him frequently during hs late illness, do .ss
hesiisio 70 say that The foregoing is by no seans en-
ezssg Grated statement. but is entitled 70 full credit
(signed) a l. STOUT.
} DODSON,
HENRY X SMITH
Sold IN Wheeling by o PRYOR, aud JCRUM.
BACkER Druggists. ian 8
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CURE FoR

u A FAiNESiO(K-S NERMlFUGE.
"SbREPARED and sid by u a Fahnc.iotk &
X Go PHi-hmgh. Ia. This preparation has
si""d he irs'"i many years' TRIAL. and : new fully
established ON ls own mcu,s; ~ J, The safest and
posI 'heeiusl med ei"c inr cspel'mr worm. f,m
lhc sNsie n over discovered, AZ - not necessary 10
publish q hong isl vf ceuGrstrs IN It's favor. a. 4, 4.
generally and almost univer,ally kno,. n. we how.
ever add The hilp~ ings
Mr. II \ FAHNgss cH.
Deuf ST. have been using your Vomifucc in
my pfarli'e Tor a number of YEAR. aud hud n Ia be
'hc n'"si cure and saie norm destroyer that ever
haJ.
! was GO He'd To a child o or 7 years old in Nav
lsl3. which wa- iben an spasms wnh the worms.
! saVeii one wal of your Vcrmiiure sgrccsbly 10
directions, and the child passed 4i0 worms. In a
few weeks gave u snoihrr vial, and u passed goo
more making "a all Go Nnuns. The child recoy.
cred 'mmsdinoly. and has e. jpyed good health ever
since ! have prescribed u ia man, other cass.
"a Which - has brought away 400 and 900 worms.
NStgs cc) Dr. JONATHAN NORRIS.
Wnicly. Green 60 Ia. May IL. ~
About two weeks since I gave one of my eL,lj,,,
a single lea sprct'iul ~ u \ Fahnesiock'. ys,mifnre.
and II passed ihiuy seven worms. have used an.
' .rmtuge ~ my family Scr nine Yeas. and n ba.
never y~o'ia,icd IN a single instance.
ts'enedl CATIIARINE SMITH.
Robinson Township. Allegheny CO Pa
CAUTION.
They nre many Nermilugcs before the public GO,
ny IN similar style and they are frequently sold IL
TIC "nsnsrc'l hg as beng either Tho same OF a.
gt"pi. Fat no confidence ia such siatctneni., bul
he sufe In get The true and genuine vemifuge
prepared 10y y a FAnNEsroc9 at PirTsBurcu. T..
Fo' sale 10y JAMES BAKER aud LAFAYETTE
MfNEELy. Wheelingi aud by Druggists and Mer.
chants generally. 3m mar IL
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HUop ,. JEwTrT, THos. V.
JEW ALExAN DER
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

-,, WHEELING. VA.
DUSINESS entrusted 10 their care IN m. 49,,
~ inc sdjoini's tounies gill % prosspsly a.
tended 10. "
We have now made such arrsnFsmens. q. w,ft
enable u't give immedisis attention 10 Ell bs.,os..
% ne sdiinine counties OF Monrss. Gssfs.sy
barison (sasfsos snJ Beia0qi % Oaio.
ohee ~ Man = fesi. near he Vnriois H,,.t
~ d&Sh JkWETT a ALEXANDRA
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I'm TmE FEpgRAL COURT a, cia,k.uo,s-
United States.


~
Peter f3fnail aud uihsrs
d. pursuance ~ lie decree ~ rhr cause ! shall
81 Monday he 22d day ~ June lst6 ~ ihc crnn
honsr IN OhiU e0,a'y. cell Ia thc highest md hest
hiJder ~ ih- irrS~ anet namcd he following lnls
IA Wheeling. VIZ ~ M Z on The 9Th square. snd
Oa wbirh = sfrclcd he wHfebuuse npN occupied
ihfso las IN that part ~ Wheeling called ElsI
Whoeime. anil which ate nuabcfs5 ~ follows. tu
wit I9l f5H 20 IS "a fis 81 Ig3 l3J e.
I77 iJg IA goo 2l5 100 100 ~ Al 81 lO2
l2J and % The pidt ,is vii le spld On = crcdn
~ equal 'nstslaeals 81 one. i-o and ihsee years
witb iatetc.i from lhc day ~ sale, ne purchase
= ssr hinds wIs go 4 s,couiY lOf ,lis psymeni
tlcfcoi. Deeds nm BE- tuHde shtn iis p%ufrhese
mooney Iuid. Sinuid tie ssic M Dee sonpicicd
90 ihai d,y % vii tie adiiosncd from day h. day
ui 70 b closed. JACOB.
HpH TfHtfre AID C0iaDis aaasr
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HORN BROOK d DILLON.
pI NIL DC


kNAsf SIDE MARKET ST.. a few door, Ne.
H< I"w che Pest once. have ,uppli,d ,h.m.
ewes "hh a new asd large engine and olAet a.
'"fes i"f iheif business in a supcftr ,tyle. and a,,.
'ef mtmscINes hat with len yeafs EXPERIENCE
hey VII Ice aide 10 fsnlet he mos, perlec, s,i,..
issunu
They carry oB ihc House and STEAM.
bOAf PLUMBING 10 Al its branches.
LATE MD IMPROVED PATENT PIPE
BY sffaugoatcns with ,he manufacture, we
have feeetted and viii be- cous,amly recs,v,ng
sod p'clafsd - sufp'y he .LO,e pipe v hole.sts
"nd f,''l' 81 ite hesi q.alfy. and D. low az Il can
hc hsJ iu The county.
They have con tsnty ~ .tbd UyJts,,s 20
Vaftuus re eruption, bsutf,f settles. w,t,f clos.
et>, bath iui', bot and cold shower baibx 70
'ofls i"f bleaching, chemical appsrsfue lead
c. nm, patent bath pumps, lead pipes OF nj N,
81, sheet lead oi any thickness and worked nn
10 shy manner OF irtm. ~
Water conducted through ieaIen pipss from
'rttnef 10 f~weinag bosses iD he country.
superior pumps iof country wells. steam En-
gIncs &c. SC.
an order. thankfully received and puneiu
aliy attended o..
STEAM POWER.
For manoi1ciHting purposes caB he supplied
.l Hevctal descriptions a. mechanics. IN tbr
q story 81 ihett buildinr, or on the efopnd
Ho.f at vefy moderate feat.
Whrslug Annl q. '4G
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llIN ~nlsrENsARN -

EuETH Tisf C0GSEE of MosEoG &bTH sT.
The consulting hoUtsuS dis Institute will
hereafter ~ lrom ~ io ~ a. NJ. and from
4 to 5 T. ~ every day. Sundays "a to- 3
r.. NJ.
Any cases who may require medical alton.
dance. aud medicine between the hours above
specified. sre rqucste@ to eau upon eitls, 81
ihe Attending physicians. ~ their Offices, when
they will promptly receive such assistance O..
their tases may require.
A%rrTNnfsG PHYSICIANS.
pE. TuDD, Main ST
BATES. Quluty 81.
FEiSSELL. Church 81.
" IiiLDRBfti, Conner Monroe and
5th Sts.
~ order ol thc Boarl.
w. A. HILDRETH. Ssc'p
-AuNESppcKs VERNuFBGE- Fof ssls D.,
zee dk 60 70 rfuss % So msnpfss fsfef. pu-
- D., PRYOR a PAUL.
i6t Market 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-11

u%lseiufss 10 order. sIl The different varieties Of
Ianey Tfench esd Wood Sesi, Noekoes. Scroll
rops. Stat Back. Common snd Cousgs Chsi5slaev
syle) Also Soiiees. Socisbles. Bcaion ssd Hail
Boston Rockers. Nar.ing 10. eopwon %. is'ss and
sAAtL. Also. Chtl1fsns Tsbis. kcekInE sed
Sewing Chairs and Stools Of evsy si.s snu qusi-
lhe ef,ma.,,h ehs,, 81 - suiy feet high. Pleas
call add essmins soc youDeive. snd lests your
order. sod hey will 10 sltended 70 10 short osiss
chair ~ear.fally packed iof shipment of ssas 70
ali na,,s Of the ely v'ihoa, erIfs charge. Don't
6sssi The place No i2T msin -. wesi side.
iss ~ 6m W RiHgLDAFFER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-11
LADIES KID TIES AND BUSKINS
AAhn PAIRS FINE KiD lbs
~UO 100 d. 81 po.ts.

Tf""s ladies ford KID Slippers
~ NJ Blskn wstng sbo,.
MCLALlEN & KNOX
i - n ~ tbc Bio Rtb Hoof
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-11
EicGdD .IEaeie clothing.

inih hr snd Fnsk Coats. fon surrfGne d,
N'''nm' % iuii ani r%nmpioiu saormsni Summer
''' = "tnp'nic ss-oDmeni comprising 80 lie Va.
t'''"- qml'i's snd pnces Cs.snci. Rv icons anil
'"'''' Dies asi ir,rk crss. q vop general 81.
".', 'n o." Gees iusfe C'ssiuei, Cnfd ard Bes.
F'u''" fatfs du dp RIuud Jackets. Sc s..
20 dz Emo Linen god Mn.iin ~. rs. r.,
'"'Ho, Sc. - d'a c'anmun d.. fancy sinpsd
'''''' QUO M1'iu oo- Palmetto sod Leshors Hsis
- y "'''I 'afeiY ufSpspeudois. uIsc, Sc.
J mfife my .uends afd cosi0met. s,5 ,u Il.
1e''rh Of Eoi Goods o. give ue q cai. s...u,s
i.rm ] ean sui Will sell hem . good su,clo 81 e,,
''''- ~, cash o. tie u.uai terms ~ pfsm.t Ca.
i.msfs
kccoice No 80 wster sifcet.
ALEX ROGERS