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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-11
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
AT NO. 40!
ADIolNISo roNsYTn ! %GAkrR's,

WATER ST WHEELING. VA.
THNIlE SUBSCRIBER nst ers bimselI ft.m an
- experience of 10 ycan ~ mercantile busi
ncss "a Ihis easy. that he csa anlicipale he wants
II hs numoons cu-temers and friends in The selcc.
i"n oi choice and reasonable G0UJs. lakes pleasure
~ Announcing To ,iicm thsI he Is now rccciy,nR
'nd VIII cohituuc Ia receive monthly fhtuuahsui
Va" season. The largest aud bcsi seieeied s,os k ol
S"'"is ever offered 80 The ClOlbine Tmde IN I'm.
city, pure based from The best house. IN phil,Jel.
phi' and Baltimore. and selected fIom The ,boicest
ard mot approved makes he mosi de.iehIe CcoJ.
ct ihe Season. and Will be sold fora vesv small sd
vance. VIZ French. knRiHsh and Amcr,so gw,S
tiolhs from snpenile Ia ncdfum: Tailed g.ls,,
do d", Invisible Green. Blue and L,ndon Rove
d"do' Ern heavy blue and woiI BIN d,nbto
mH''d imc tery dcsitablc. also single m,ll,,l
plain ond ianry French o. Enslish Cfss,me,..
very .ufcriof ana chcor; siso "a sud 6 4 C,ta
""d |lF't m'trd and plain Tweeds, ifuta Gnc to
medium tfcuth ldHen Dali al qualnc.. Somme,
4 l'h- d'ap dEic Persian Indians and Ofies,s a,
'V0 ls iAnsn aod Cotton PLAID. sinped snJ Ctc.t
t'"'i''n-' Sud Nesimss. pan. striped Aluie
McinH" ani oihci Fanny Ncspf gs fn gfrsi vnns,,
ihr aisNs r.H'ds VIII tc msie IN order ~ q Gt.
tate '"'''f lnd rr-i wpfkmen wauanicJ equsl g.
1905 lt ellie 90 die Ea.rfru Fttt.a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-11

'"f''h'f VIII 70 crcf,lptr,rurrt fiIli- nt,yr.
" 90 '''rii"". llai Case. Sc. Pcts'us " i,iuuc O..
0u''Hase ihc above article, str rc>r,ctull, mNtici
." ft'c hia a call. iu Ii,c rs,m ann.r. o.,.r,I
~ John w rery. asa Crrl,pc Sioi.. yec 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-11

NH'a great variety al MfssvA Guild Slippers
BIatk aud Fanr, rulofed Hail Gah,s. 80. dc Xc.
CIilLDREN'S SHOES
SuO ,ai~ chridrcus' shoes embracing every ,iEc.
style pucc aDd quality hat j. manufactured.
HAIS-A large aud general assortment uf hien's
and B"s' Palm Loaf Hats
AL.NO-A large ss~uumcni Of Spanish S,le La
lct' Nionrcp. Nd. | iuine aud Biadlng SkIus Shoe
Tfitonds. Shoe Mails. Pegs Sc.
The above. together wuh n variety NJ other kinds
renders our siock large aud c~anpieie. a . wc would
respectfully invite all who may he ~ want of
a"ylhins ~ out line 10 call and cs,minc our stock
hci"fo pure hasiUe. as We ibmk Ih-y vii find II Il,
'"ef advantage. MCLALLEN & KNOX
ap G
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THE BIG CHAIR is bound TO
fLOURIaH.

Let those who lalk about
BIG wsiehes, MAssorH
Bots. Selling of 81 Cost,
&c. he silent when they see
The BIG CHAIR Of W. ri.
~HELDAFFER'S. WAolsssie
end Retail CHEAP CHAIR
MANDATORY. No I2T
Main Street. where he Keep.
constantly on hand. and man.
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YOI THIS BOOTS.

N's'h ffrlI NafIrIY n LlUtcs Hnp col 4 SIpptfK,
ta'ry c"luf-j Hall Gairrs. &c
MISSES LACE BOOTS.BuSKlNSSLlPPERS ar.
700 faIrs Masses Muiuccp Lace Buis
200 do Calf aui Seal Lace Boots
JtH 10 Mum,ci aud Seal buskihs
4iO do hiorrcco aud Sal Sippers
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Law Deferred.

s,-prpros CouRr-Joseph Blunt VS.. allen Hay-The
n,ant is owner of premises corner OF Frstavenue and
Sacondst Defendant has melting and candle manu-
Securing establishment the Firstavenue near plain
rs'. house 1t is contended that the effuvia arising
from the melting Of fat is unpleasant TO inure the
ne,phborhood and action Is brought to recover damages
rantit in consequence of the unpleasant SMELL having
o.t a GOOD tenant For defendant, il Is commended that
an individual unless for immediate injury
Oh that the establishment OF defendant has been located
where rs for long tme and that plaintiff has no right
On air down beside il aud drive defendant off and Sd
that the Establishment IL not nuisance To be contir
ned this forenoon. For plaintiff. Mr.. Blunt in person
for defendant Messrs. Whiting, Gerard and Williams.
II q DISTRICT CoURr.-Robert Griffith was placed
upon rial charged with perjury in having falsely
that he was worth $4,000 and above the payment OF
his lust debts The affidavit was made by him on becom'
Ing with others surety for the appearance OF James C.
Burrapk who stood indicted Tor counereiting large
quantity of American half dollars and who forfeited his
recognizance. Mr.. w. J. Haskell appeared Counsel
for prisoner and Mr. Butler District Attorney for the
States
IL appeared from the testimony thus far that prisoner
was worth nothing; also that while having family occu
pyns house up rowD corner Lexington avenue he bao
other quarters Brooklyn accompanied By young wo
man about 20 years OF and passed as being named
Litile Various charges were brought against him OF
obtaining property BY unfair means. The trial will be
continued.
CIRCUIT CouRr-Grace T. Ferguson VS.. James Esrsu-
soa-Action of Divorce, sent from tue Court OF Chan
Gerry referred yesterday The jury after being out
all night on Monday night and till O'Clock yesterday,
returned a verdict in favor Of complainant.
Ransom FaJerosather VS.. Edcdrd " Wilet and EUart
H. and Geo. W. Baacke.-The plaintiff is administrator
of The estate of Stephen Price formerly joint lessee OF the
Park Theatre He paid Mr.. Bancker 81 700 jung
ment, taking bond, signed by n the defendants In Il
I've would be refunded should the Surrogate not
affirm the payment That officer decided that the
amount should have been paid the older Judgment OF
Mr. Clute and action is brought the bond The estate
isipsovent II commended that the judgment of Mr. c.
should not have preference and that there assets
enough TO pay bolh The case will be continued.
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Very respectfully and lruIy,
Your friend and obediept servant.
HENRY 4. MUHLENBERG
FARMERS, LIBRARY.

DRosPEcTiIs OF THE FARMERS LIBRARY, AND
4 MONTHLY JOURNAL OF AGRlcULTURE. JoHA
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continuously the hest Standard Ioyts Agriculture, en-
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Nearly all American Farmers In this way we shall
or ,hee dollars the choicest European restises
ac researches in Agriculture ten much IN
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virtually oUt OF the reach OF who live byfoowirg the
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wise consin about 50 pages per month ard viii COMPRISE,
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with extracts from rev books which may not be Published
In the Library &c. dmsricGn Editorials, corirni-
Gated snd selected OF experiments improved pro
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THE TRIBUNE.
For The Weekly Tribune.

For The Weekly Tribune.
NY MOTHER
NY ELIZABETH JEssuP EASEs.
N.Y. Mother Off as thy dear name mention,
Or trace thine image 10 my musing dream
How strain ny heartnerves 20 their fullest tension
How swels and bounds, like imprison'd stream.
My restless splri, TO 90 forth TO thee,
Whose DEAR dear face, in each nightly vision zee
Dear Mother, of the thousand strings which waken
The sleeping harp within the human heart
The longes. kept in tune, though oft forsaken,
Is tina. In which tie Mothers voice bears part
Her still small voice, which cen the careless ear
Turneth with deep reverence and pure delight TO near
Mother beloyedl one string renains unbroken
In my hearts harp-perfect. and pure a''d
!. yieldeth to my ligh;est touch 'oHen'
And bo,ies, memories minister to IL;
r., 80 .,,,,d. eyer on that golden string
- sof, sweet lays OF HES fast-iailins spring
Pm, Mother dear, since last we met ana par'eo'
.. ,o,,,nf,l cbange hath DER my prospect swept
~, ...,cs youId'st know thy child, so nopeiess-
-, ~. heeonpe with the long vigil kept lhearted
a.. d., dim couch OF care and wasting pain
n ,n,t these fading eyes nigh: look on thee again
IN, ouce kind Mother, might this aching foreheard
Feel the soft pressure ofihy gentle hand;
ro,h this poor heart that hath pind and sorrowd,
YET once more feel its pulse of hope expand
s,,bv dear presence-o. Mother, nigh; this be,
T.on,d die blessing God for one last look at thee
For ON. last word-alas that should ever
Fen carelessy have causd thy heart pain
How of amid my late lfe's "htful fever"
Thy many acts of kindness rise again
rrobeeded dea, but well remembered noe;
O for thy blessing said once more above my brow
Fond wish, Blu, vain and am weak to smother
The human yearnings that my bosom fill;
Thou cans, but hope and pray dear distant Mother,
Ths, the Applying may aid ME still
AID Inv frail child to lift in lowly trust,
The burden OF her heart above this trembling dust
And prsv that as the shadowy hour draws nearer
God may rradia,e and purify
Me- ,pirit's Utmost vision, to see clesrer
Through Deaths dim veil 10 the pathway to the sky
Mother BELOVED. o let this comfort thee
That IN yon bssful Heaven shall no more partings be
January, 1886
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Sales of Real Estate.

Sales of Real Estate.
By Il. J. Blocker.
lot on f9thst 6th.ayenue, IS by 100 $3.50
LOT on do 25 feet 'front.' - feet 9 inches rear
lis feet 10 inches one aide and lis feet inches
the other acknowledgement. $3.50
3lo,s on 6,h-avenue near l9th.st. 25 By abou, 100
feet, $40 each c2o
By Geo. B. Rollins.
The 2 story brick house and unexpred lease of l
year from Is, of May. 1885, of lots 464 and 46S
Hudson.st So 600
The house adjoining 40 do. same as above. l500
The do do Az and 474 do--.--..--. l, 500
BIZ Edgar jenkins
The story brick house and lot les Thompsonst.
. by vs. feet. 1850
Tho story brick house and lot $50 Thompson.st
20 by 95 fee, 4 rs
The lot a22 houston.st . by 70 feet inches 1850
do $50 do do do 49,. 1900
Tho lot l33 Laur-ns-st % by 100 feet 1900
do lbs do do do 5000
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LANES MAXWELL

TACHlNIST, 259 Bowery, New Prini.ng, Litho,
VA graphic and COpperplae PRESSES; Bookolnders
Cutting aud Enclosing PRESSES Rolling Machines and
Squarug Shears; Iron Backing Presses Cylinder fresses
he; Printing Machne-te Chief improvement! Is IL NE ms
kets being liable STAR The improvement may De seen
by calling at the Methodist Book Concern 2Vu Mulberry B.
\. Y. NJ,
Double rske Adams Presses altered 20 Single having al
the qualities OF The improved Adams without the expense
doing as much work ii the time equally We'll
Improved Standing Press; Proof and Transfer
Presses; Maxwes Patent Printing Engine Seli-lnki
Apparals and every article IN his line, necessary IN PRINT
ing Oce Bindery made order, reasonable erIns
Napier and other Presses required and put in order
&c Ic eil lawu
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Schools.

MECHANICS bNsTlTUTE-Evening school
Vh French Department No II Chsmbers-st Prot Basset
icing solicited by the pupils OF the Institute 10 form new
evening French will organiZe u ON or about IN. IN
ins,a, al the above number For up town pupils al his
residence 1875 Hudson-st the 9Th door above 81 Luses
Church between Barrow Christopher SITS For farther ln-
formation p.se TO apply at No - Csubersst the
Institute Rooms. City Hail. or iq5 Hndson-s j. lw&2weoc
EARANENG-Evvning Classes for Instruction IN ,hn
Iahuve sccomp.s hmeEts now being TONED al The
Select school," No. li7 Green corner OF ST under
the charge gentleman, Professor of this AL IN several
of the finest families and schools N This city aud Brooklyn
Farther particulars references &c. VIII be made known on
application as above between The hours OF A. M and
ocloc P NJ where also specimens OF me different syles
ta,s tit nlag be Inspected ul9 I'M
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ITO THOSE VINO VALUE ,hei

TITO THOSE WHO VALUE their lives more han
4 Is eents-How many there are now suffering with
Colds and Coughs III. 6rs foundation OF Conp,ion, who,
they LOOK back win ud thai originated from Vet Fse
sssddy streets. would recommend them TO Try box VI
Taompton's PrcmiuSs Composit'0s which VIII
positively make your boots and proof and 10
equally good FOR hose, carrisge-.opu harness, &c.
And 10 those that Ike las every gentleman doeel clean
and brilliant polished boot, we would recommend them TO
Try bog Of IKcrpson's Prsmixm Backing.
AeESrs-C c. Esason 1854 So0thst T. Dsyids LIP John
n7sawsm ''' ~ DEPOT ISa soUgH.s7. N.y.
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Uinoom 5bahes.
x1IINDoYY sHADEDEPOT, No. sprace.s!


WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, MOI 5pruce-sL New
w YorkThe only mandatory OfepY extent In the NIL
ed Saes The subscribers offer for safe tbs mos! splendid
u Shades which could be collected together,
consisting OF the following styles:
10000 pairs beautiful Gothic, painted by artists. These
all vie OF celebrated places In Europe.
1900 pairs Of assorted Gothic Connhan and Landscapes
such generally sold about the City.
pairs Of beautiful Cornihlao paioed Ia Fioreo
100 pairs OF OF Inc celebrated places IN tla
country.
5000 palrs Of cheap Shades from 52i cens to 81 50.
We pied ge ourselves 10 sell 100 pc! cheaper than
any other house in NewYork Persons wishing the
process OF getting the useful articles, shown
through the painting roous with great pleasure.
sigGs Banners, and Interior Decorations he
passed. Trimmings Cfs kinds a. manufacturers prices
Persons buying sell again, dealt VITA The liber-
Al Terms. o20 5n BARTOL DE MAUSY.
FRENCH WINDOW SHADES -. C. Wood
ford 29t Broadly way, mas just received extensive
OF the above Shades, varying from feet IN
length Also invoice of French Landscape Paintings Of
designs &c- COnnIhian Columns, &c. Tire invoice
contains about 100 prs low priced an Will b sold accord
ing!y.
N B.Herchsns and Uphos,ecers bussug to eel again
will hes allowed e!i5era discount door the
OF Reade-st Laarg-'5 Buildings ini5i J. c. WOODFORD
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Books.
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OF the Concord CN.H.l Gazette :.
THE Subscriber proposes i-sue. IN the nrs HeeA "
1 January me ars- number or Weekly Newspaper 10
be called h- Coscosp GAZETTE. Il VIII be lis 20
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il reporting The news of,he day For farther lo,IAaon
the design nd character OF the Gazette he must
refer the paper itself
TIE Gazette VIII be published paper ola good s-e ana
quality, and IN us yposr apics execuuon WI! We e-S4 -
Euy newspaper IN ih- Slate.
Tie prc- OF subscription will be 3 90 per snnu paya
be invariably II advance. Advertisements W = u
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Any Communications relating the Gazette addressed 10
the subscriber al Concord e. postage Paia' VIII meet
wlh attention.
r. To those persons from NswEaHpshire a. p'eSenI
residing Il other parts Of the country, sFA7 may .-n 10
Newspaper from hat State he subscribe. De
zves thai this psper viii offer peculiar INDUCEMENTS
psr=ocs also wishing advertise IN - .
CHARLES : Low
,..o,J - IT Da to.. % lmeOd-
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NIWTH EDITION.

lust PUBLISHED, povrljnE's history OF kouanls1l,
y the aih -1on with cravings IN VARIOUS oagin
Cheevers Lectures OF the Pigr's Progress, ioi:h ali
ton, with numerous s,-el -ns rawlings ..
The Missionary Memorial containing about - oI9lhsi
papers by celebrated American writer's -IAoe,aeu o
superb frou-pece IL oil coIors hound in extra GIT
Wonders OF the World. with 80 ensFEy!ags handsomely
bound.
Pictorial History Of the Revolution, with numerous plates
extrs gilt -
Guide knowledge, with 500 engrs7ing', elegantly
bound.
Neat and elegant Boosbinding in sllits varieties
Z. WALKER has in preparation the most otaul!u! anq
costly styles OF Pictorial Bindings for Hsrper7 Illuminated
Rih III Ch-rn and Rirdrrv li Fu!toH.st y
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Ga,nus, Gutlern, or.

GENERAL. FURNISHING Hardware, Cutlery.
VI Edp. Tools Nc Nc The subscribers invite purchasers
10 examine their extensive assortment OF me aD've
mentioned ertcles including Ivory handle table Knives aug
ForAs, Tea Trays Fire Sets and lands Cosl HOES ana
pokers Skates and Sleigh Bells strapped and uustrsppsd,
Nails Locks Ls'ches. Butts Screws, Files, Sass Mechen
les Tools great variety, ncufi1E Coopers Toot OF Al
hetson's Horcns Con GERS AMI Rochester uanutici1e
All OF which will he sold n. lowest mtrke price a.
y;holesal. and retail OSBORN y LITTLE
% I'm - Fnl'nn-si h"t'v"'l POM "n' ~ '''--'A
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pREMIUI LAMP sTORE

GOUTHoUY & MEYERS, 81 Broadway, respectfully
" invite pubic cal al their store and examine ue
richest and extensive assortment TO he onna ~ ins
country OF BRONZED and 0RMOLU CHANp El.if-ls,
CENTRE, MANTEL., SOLAR, BRACKET, and hEtp-
ING LAMPS, CANDELABKA, GiRASDOLES, BHAC-
Of patterns. ~
cuHrly desirable Tor packets and sesinhoats
In evidence Of superiority OF this portion OF helr sLoch
over any other OF lis offered 10 the public IN TINS Cy
,y can with honc,G pride refer lees that SIX 90 Id
and FOUR SILVER MEDALS awarded 10 the nihnuactar,
er within the years for the gesebt variety ana
beauty of patterns and The unTyaed hnh 9 tieit Mn.
represent ana those who wish first goods al
price often paid FOR such are OF very interior gsy
are requested 10 favor them WIKI cal bso.a purchasing
elsewhere. 60,
n a ihcrnl d!seount TO Churchrs ead hotels 81 u
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- TapSCoTT's GENERAL EaIGRATios0. o.
EFlCES, - scuta-st corner vi M1l5eG..sne. fes
--'7- of@, and 70 Wsteroo-r0ac, Liverpool Pefsoi
iAh'ng 10 secure passage foc heir friends ON Lyefpc
during The coming IN the Lice Of L7efPos,,
Pac4e, are respectfully Informed by the Au6scrNefs -
TT aforementioned magnificent and favorite PecAete.
vii! sail LON Liverpool positively sdgerised 10 az
when passage be engaged tue moot ressoIs~-s
terms, and every necessary means will be used 10 A.
those whose passage may be engaged Ibis EIDE as
Ship LIVERPOOL or tb- Gin FEBRUARY; ship slDpVtsa
IL: llih do; Ship QUEEN Or THE VEST OF
9Th March: Sap SHERIDAN, on the ilLh DO iHe 80
Known sailing qualities Of these fsyori!e Packeh n
any Remarks unEecssssry and their accommodates.
Cabin, Second C-ba and Seefag- passenger e. Ia
those Of any o.sev Ike To pssssg5, I'D !Sr
Particulars, apply 70 w. Z I. TAPsG.Ol.ss
IS South 81, corner VI AaideH-.a-,rr ~
n. B.-W. K J. 7. 7. supply drafs as usus- -, 40
Amount nsvlbe throughout Crest Rrtain.
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LAMPS. GIRANpOLEs. SIC.

LAMPS, GIRANDCLES, sc.
AMPS GIRANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS AND
II CANDELABRAS, for the Spring Trsde.-DiETZ,
BROTHER Il CO., No Is Johuslreel, are manufacturing
sad have always hand complete assortment articles 10
lair line Of the following descrpu which they WILL seii
at wholesale or relsl, at Low PRICES forcash:
Improved Chemical Oh! and Csnphene Lamps,
Soa Lamps Gilt ard BrOuZed, IN great variety.
Cornelius * Coz celebrated Patent Solar Lard Lamps,
Cirandos various patterns siI stlyerrd or brorz-d
Suspending So!aFs poric CalpGehe Lamps
Bracket SOlArs, side 90 30
Solar Chandeliers Dracke. do do
Patent Lard Hand Lamps, Saud DO do
Britannia Hand Lanp. Csrpiene Chandeliers,
Superior Chemical OH, Pure sperm on
do ChmphcEe Solar and Lard Oil,
30 Burning fluid Refined Winnie OIL Ui6J
EIAKDyVARE and CuI.ery.-Seanan Lowerre 40
Il spring.s GreenwchsL offers for saiss large and
general pt Hardware Cutlery, BT!Ianus and
JapsDed Ware. oil