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EFFECTS AT WASHINGTON,

The Washington correspondent of the New
York Express aludes to the effects produced up
on the office holders at Washington, by the New
York victory, in the following language:
1.-The New York election has made the faces
Of the principal supporters of the Administration
as sombre as clouds. There does seem to be
hardly true philosopher in the party. 'What
does it mean! What has caused such a revolu.
uonP said friend to Mr.. Richie, dav or two
since. 'Oh, sir, 1T is THE FATE OF WARl Yrs
was the response, in substance, 'it is the fate of
the war of our party upon the interests of the
counlry-upon the Currency, and upon Ameri-
can Labor"
lhe Washington correspondent Of the Jour-
nal Of Commerce writes:
Monterey and Palo Alto, and Rescca de la
Palma, were nothing in public estimation, to the
overthrow of the dominant party in New York,
New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. The army and
Its victories are lost sight Of, in contemplation Of
these more string events, which come home to
every mans business and bosom.
Political spoculations upon the results are, Of
course, very active. Some predict Cabinet
changes as result. Many seem to look 10 a
general political revolution in 1848, as certain.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-12-11

t'.aii--ipo mzet alleging, aaI 10 hue pam,
eoHH'a sense syFericlrs. We have always "a.
ksn deep interest IN agriculture, and read every
ihiug calculated % improve Jhstbrsnch of indus
ny with ayidity, 1Hi have been PINNED to d.scoy.
erin'hspagssof IhsCult.yaior a lack Of eand0r or
a lack Of kH0Ulsigs unbecoming the gentleman
who takes upon himself the important task Of
teaching the farmers Of Ohio.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-12-11

SLANDERoUs.-The following toast was given
at the late caulo show at Concord, n. II.
"Oid BacheiOrs.-Like sour cider, they grow
more Grabbed the longer they are kept; and when
'heyseealrle mother, lheyturn to vinegar at once.
Wen bet our hat that this toast was given by a
henPeeked husbaHd;-one whose "puser kaLf'
wakes up his dormant faculties with a thrce.leg-
ged stool! and whose temper has been sCeetened
by the hoHeycd phrases Of connubial diplomacy
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-12-11

The attention Of the afflicted and their friends j.
invited f. Dr. L. mans new auL successful treat
ment of coughs, puny2lrT breast and lung aitc-
tions in another column of this ~oar' which treat
mcnt has succeeded in curing cases wr,t had every
symptom Of confirmed consumption and so Tr-1@9n-
ced by eminent physicians Persons effected with
cough, lung or lgca5; affections, should yse no time
in applying these remedies.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-12-11
UNITED STATES SENATORS.

The Hon. WILLIE P. MANGuA has been re-e-
lected Senator Of the United States, BY the L..
gislature Of North Carolina, for the term Of six
years from the 4Ih Of March next, when his pre-.
sent term expires.
The Hon. CHESTER ASHLEY has been re-elec,.
ed to the same body for the same term, BY the
Legislature Of Arkansas. .t
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D.. 4. F. S,og5ale v. Y.-Dea- Sir: IN c,a7..-
oDce vi.L yy-rref-c-t have r-..c..al Dr. N.z-al'z
S!cisn Sgr.2 Or Trogce. u gene 20 several c.4s-s-
es ol a chronic nature which have cone under y n
t.co since Us introduction here aud have found il BE-
pcror 10 any remedy have ever ulte use Ct for a:
igctions Of this Haa. Although .s- ~ giving com
mcraatyus TO the numerous and t-..ug preparations
Of tACdav known as patent Ue-.'L-ss mos. o. which
IRE nothing more tlaa compositions intended 90 iu-
pose upon an homes. community, who arc uuac-G-iut-
ot with the articles Of which tAry az. composed yet
gIn constrained from atagrygrA and .u7srtis. Trial
Of this medicine, tg pronounce il worthy 0. the a'tau
ton Of the most incrc11.ogs When !: is taken into
consideration the vast expense tLat the PryDgeg. a-z
none 10 in order TO present 70 The public s prcQara
ion, { is alone conclusive C,Lc4ce, dat vast O.
mount u medical research and Chemical iave-t.-a-
ton must have preceded its discovery. Nun esous
end important p, ,olOg.cll experiments tyo seem 70
have characterized .lC-a investigations. WitA res
pect, rcmon yours, S4nrzL BEo"sLzE, N. D.
The above medicine is for SIS the .ug store o.
R. Kennedy in Carro!ltcn. P-.-e s. per 5ottle.
November 9, lS4J-s-i.
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GOYERNOR,S MESSAGE

We delayed the publication Of the Free Press
a few hours in order furnish our readers with the
Governors Message. We have received a copy
Of the Presidents Message but its extraordinary
length forbade its publication this week.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-12-11

'' ufsu sPa.Hr... .r. fr ll'f A4n.n s.t.. 90
t1r s-'ats ~ Nfarr S e kon. ll,f o' can 1,uD.
g., ONO. drrrssr' Al rs--siis ~ irttad ,o.t..
e Jste -rr itCrI-f .u u4ks fH.nrflir uHtue. o..
tud ihosf hatHg ,Uaii.s. 10 pfrsspt o. at. ras.,
HCKrh, IUi -..t sufil, within ore ,rsI y u ID. 10
li.-. EDWARD a. NCLrAN.l,
SAMUEL 81 STlCkgN, ,"d"t
nseeHF-. A. lglE-.F..t
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ARRIVAL OF TIE CALEDONIA DAYS
LATER FROM EURoPE.-The telegraph announ.
ced this afternoon, about five o'clock, that the
steamer Caledonia had arrived in Boston. from
Liverpool, bringing fifteen days later intelligence.
We have the. following Summary of CONNER
cal news received by telegraph: United States
Tree flour 3Oa32a33 shilings in London, and 81
shillings in Liverpool Cotton has declined Id
New Orleans fair selling at 6Jd, bowed Geor-
gia Cd. The sales of Cotton for the week end
ing 9Th ult. were 2O,I60 bales, and for the week
ending 18th, 32, 200 bales. For the four days
prior to the steamers departure, the sales were
$4,000 bales. The duty on Wheat is four shl-
lings. The Grain market is dull in England and
on the Continent The money market remains
as before the sailing Of the previous steamer
There is free expectation Of bullion,
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The last Newspaper Call.
Nov. 10, 1916.

Those indebted 10 the Subscriber are required
TO make immediate payment All who neglect
this call will find their notes, duebills, and
accounts in the hands Of proper officers for co.,
lection. Aword 10 the wise is sufficient.
T. ". COLLIER.
Nov. IS. 1916.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-12-11

4 Is on iu'aud giy ami EoN n pps.sziOu 81 q .u.
Taylor. ] Dee Ylber is 10 ylIilauuai o saHpor' Jn
ths Pacific ysaan, ard - now "a lLs possession Of
/ 9i Com. SgDckiJn. When vs speak of ships Of
ser az Ioalcry, we mean tLs ~ Of Ihls name
On tls W..L c.l,f
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MURDER AT SPRINGFIELD.

The citizens of Springfield, Clark county, were,
on Sunday the 22d ult., thrown into commotion
by the discovery of horrid murder, porpetrated
thenisht previous within theirmidst. The body
of Halsey L. Peck was found early on Sunday
morning in Buck creek. His throat was cut, and
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Monday, December I.

THE Two MoNTEREYs.-Some readers are
puzzled at our reports of naval operations and
land victories at Montery. Now, be it known to
all men and women, who will not on the man of
Mexico that they are two Montereys in the enc
my country. One in the northeastern Mexico
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Observation-Disclosures Greys.

Meetings for Drill will be held at The Armory
on Saturday Ereaiag Of eacL rceE, commencing
at candle lighting. Members will attend regu-
larly. No admiuance for yisiters unless intro
duccI by member. Per order,
W. COLEMAN, o. s.
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SCRAP PLATES FOR SALE.

FORTY of the BEAUTIFUL ENGRAvrNGs, used in the
LADY's Book, will be sent to any person on re-
ceipt OF ONE DOLLAR. They are from STEEL PLATES,
and are a handsome addition to scrap-book. Ad-
dress, L. A. Cooley,
Publishers Hall. PHILADELPHIA.
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COTEUyIcLT-D.-PEIgE E-1-cEy--Dr. Taylor's
Balsam Of Lveraor,-s75 B,wery-F.r tie cure Vi
coughs, colds, consumption liver complaints. dyspc2-
sia, &c. Every person aho has used this medicine
has been benefited BY IT, and probably ninc:y-H.ae
out Of every hundred have been cured By is Use. We
have Just received letter from higLly respectable
gentleman Of Massachusetts, fvhois Eow using this
medicine, in which he says-iyw B-.ssn. ha. done,
and s. now doing, ne much good, 8, much 50 :h1' 3,
goes to give testimony in is .avo- to these ar,-a1
me, aEl also know this 70 Je ne ease.
ALENTs.--R. E-lEe. j., C.uo.. H. !.bu It.
vine, j go..i 4. +. Moore, --E.=.-, r.. e. N..
HHr, Cs.la.; Dsc. Lyon, Ns.s..., y T. era
A-i4, AtW LHro.. J. s.. S .c... a--E.ea...r.
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IN ftORIIlIL.IIIlIsT.
And journal Of Rgra! art and P.g,l IA

And journal CT Rgra! art and IaI,l ,aS,e.
b. A. J. D.wxiyo, author Of Landscape G. rleniu~.
Islit and Fruit trees Of America, &c, SC.
4 Ills Atgs7'tr will be devoted usinly % il1ricu-
ture. Gl5leiIng, in q thoroughly practical - v',
= seentdL serse, vii be is leading ohloct; end g. 10
boz I'd, through s columns not only % render sEF'e
and easy 10 tie n.vee, tie practical OF 1.-The
belongs 10 the garcu, bat sis1 70 dias. inmate in sl
parts Of the county, know edge Of al new aad u
por,snt discoveries in Horticulture.
PyE0Lo5T.-ISs description and cuiyslicr n i'it
trees IN which are areary more interested than by
other peopis-gil be 4 topic continually discussed
Gardening, on art aud taste, Sill also h-yeoc.!-
sp.cuoUs place u Us columns Essays, hints and be-
signs On Ornamental 4 L8NUscAPg G4EUINIS., vlliIr
frequently represented 70 is readers The greet h.
terest usriiesieG a. this moment, in many Of tr
States, 10 'h= csabhneHt o: grounds, and The ercr-
tl0H 0i CrHb' rr.li dwellings, points out the necess
" gf SON periodical Il which these su lects shsIl'
more completely Illustrated from tine o time, Eg-
raj Arah.tsc.srg 50 closely allied in ts nature
viii therefore be emLo led IN the plan OF ths work,
and designs .3s Rural Cottages and Villas, Farm bO-
zs, gatcs lo' ges, &c, SC, EL very frequently !! e
introduced IA.o is pages.
Almbroys correspondents, from among tosn Of
. OF aD H The coua.-y win place before ts ret
ter7 variety Of articles on ed q q most Interesting
r
culture 1tns from the leading horticultural journals
iu England, Fnuoe, and Germany will De- given
month";. As well notices Of al the more important
proceedings t 'hc principal horticultural societies In
Ills country. Ia short, tsi, periodical may be COZ
s.cgre- Ccrt.TuCtiIu %. tic various works on W-r
SUB .sc.s, b. ts EDITOR which have already been ID
foyy-gb.yr ra-ev1l the public. NisuOw bis o'iert
% assist, .ar cs possible n giving additional in
pulse 70 the progress Of hcrficu'4re gn3 tie tasteful
in rural lie; sa5rctsw.r arc now So largely ocJl.
p 4- all those interested in county pursuits.
The H-E-.-U-Tr E'sT will b, issued on the irsto OF
csoa month, Commencing July 1916, 10 rumJcsso'
IS pages, printed ,n fine paper. aul cuhelislei with
numerous engraving illustrative OF tie various SUI
l=c-s % which its aev-i.3.uakrg ans annual volume
OF ayyutCJo pages, az ayeor. payable iu advance.
P.nashc- by LrTHrE TrcEgE, at tie Office ofthe
"Cu..tvator." A.rgny, Ns" York. % whom n busi-
ness letters should Be addressed. Letters and CON-
muH.curiona Tor the editor should Re addressed ~ :.
J. b-wy!Sgs NewJug7 Nm York.
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lOWA.--lf se-u.s O. b. n ,I.. & t.l.a fbs LF-
T.siurs Of lhs u.w State g iOul viii CONSIST oi
~ Wings, 90 Bocof5c0s, AID ) llJ pendsnts.-
The Locos have tbs muJoruy 10 the Senate and
lhs Wig in the I!,uss. III CLicsgo Demo
crat. ia speaking Of Illi5 result s-g,.
"Ihs following from prYi1lle.l laws Dem
crat, looks bad lor the lvo Senators .f-m iha.
State. liihe laiIsr rests wilh 'as 'l.5sP,Itsals,
Gov. DodEs, vino is a regular IN every sense q
the word, or any good Democrat, ssudl 10
chance for the Ssnlts. 'lu3=psndsuis' 90 Iowa
are :Sof,4' il Missouri, halelles IA Nsw Hsmp-
shire, Conservatives ID Ner yss, u PoTyy?.u-l
IN Illinois.
"D18rQUE, IowA,) Nov. 1910.
"NY DzhE S!a: The wings il lows caught
rs mapping We have elected or Govern
or, bat the presumption is they nave beaten U.s.
Hych depends on the 1850 Independents, as they
seem - hold the balance Of power. Il is gener-
ally though! they will sc; in conctrl R.lh The
Wing parry. five lose the SUI, We die in the
hands Oi the ycio."
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December II, 1916
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-18
M. & II. SWEENEY.
HAVE jusi received and opened 100 package.
FINE CHINA and QUEENSW a RE

ITAvE iusi received and opened 90 package.
PINE CHINA snd QUEENSw RE
Arneur other articles They have ~ str
Finc G,ld hprd Chnu Tea Sets from 81 I" 100 ps
Rich Gill and Fancy d. do
DO extra fine de-
Richly decorated Manel Orr amenis. Colugnes. Fan.
cy Ink. Baskets Sc. in great vaue,y. 80
The Indies are invited to call anil eSamine
lhe-e. as they snrPg-s any thing ui The kInd ever
befure Brought To this country and are worth seeing
Rich Gil, aud embossed Fruit q iskeis laced & high
White China do do d.
Gilt aLd plain Cumr"iicrs. Casserollcs. Tuueens
Boats snI S'and,; Tea Pots Sugars and Cleans
Tea and Coffee Cups and Saucer. Plates &c. noied
plain aud ancy styles, IN sets rieces 10 suit
toners
In ccmmcn ware We have Liverpool Dishes md
Plates IS all sizes Teas and Cuilees Tea aud CuiIee
Pots. Sugars and Creams. &c. Oi varipus colofs.
printed. flowing me aud Fancy 'rpi', Sets: m
mon edged Piass. D,sh' S. Teas. &c. &C. wish o,c-
~ oher arucle usually kclr the extensive
Embellishments iho country. aid whrch the public
need orly call and price he satisfied that we cell
lower ihau they can be purchase elsewhere. We
have on baud and are constantly manufacturing
Cut and Plain IIoll Lamps Lanterns. Tumblers.
Dishes. DC; which together with our stock Of
Queensware. We invite the teniion oi purchasers.
ei'hcr wholesale or retail. Warehouses Nos z and
Monroe ST Wheeling. Va nov IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-18
LICKING VAIIEY
srEAM pAIENT Cd iDAGE

SlI-Nh fAll.NI 20 tDAGE
AND oAKUM MANUFACTORY.
Nils est,ha,nmrnl Is pn. oi ihe a gc,, ~ the
4 Union embracing eniEely nc,. ,alcnI ma.
ehinef for every branch uf The husiaess The
Hemp IS tackled ms iuii length sni pun from
the end so thai The fhres arc not doubled; and the
conse qnesce Of Ills new rrucess ut hacking aud
-p'nIing s, The Rope, wheA made posse ,ses ull 25
~ 81 more Strength lhan 'he handmade. The e,iab
l'shmenl has been in operation &c . months, and
The koe has alrendy acquired credit over lSe
Eastern make and the prices &c ihi' article are A.
low as can he purchased Els q laree naJ gen =
eral assortment ofovefy description OF Rope VIII be
kepi constantly on hand; such ~
Pnien, Nlauilla nnd Hemp Rope
Packing Yam Bple Rope C,uon do
T~ec, Halter end Bed Cord Rope
Plough, cd Trout. Deep Sea and Lead Lines
ilSmhro Lines. Honsln. aud Marine
Spun YARN. Sash Cord &c &c
have ius, received on extensive assortment ei
Manila Rrre m nulac,vfed at tho above Fnoiory,
consisting II Iiaw-ors. Check Lines of al sizes,
Wares, Sc. The check lines arc from 'o3 500 yd-
~ length ond Will be cold ut Cincinnati or PHIs-
hurgh prices. Acling rs Agent am authorised Ia
sell for CASH only Per ons desEons ct purchasing
god arucie will please sivo me call Rope
Siofe Water ST. G II BERRY.
Wellsburgh Transcript copy TO amount oi 81.
Bp2
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no MERCHANTS PHYSICIANS AND
OTHERS,

TINHE SUBSCRIBER keeps constantly for sale,
sfihe lowest prices. assortment Of MED.
JCiNES. DRUGS, DYESTUtF S PAINTS. OILS.
GLASS. VARNISH. BRUSHES. sc. 30.
Confdep his prices will give satisfaction. he a.
jies even those who mny not intend to purchase al
the tine, TO ascerain the ptires OF his goods.
Any communications askiug The prices oi gocds.
are most ch"erfuliy and promptly answered.
lie would particularly Stale. that he hiss Steam
Factory IN eoneexiOn with his siUfe. fur PJwdefiGs
Jaisp, Rhubarb. Ipecac0anha end many other
Medicines; Tor grinding Mustard. Cinnamon. Ais
rice Pepper Cloves, Be; ind Lamp Black. Black
Iess, yepiiian Red Chrome yellow and green,
Vsrdsgris. yellow Ochfe cad olhor Paints IN OIL;
Ill Of which he - able 10 cell 81 the very lowest
prices
Pants miEsd already fOF use and put up in cor
then pois Of different sizes for family conyenieuoe
e Pany ofihe best quality si2l cents per 10. oni
o. bladdeu. and els per 10 biadders IN qu0nli.
ties of so pounds aud Bpwar9s
% No charge made f1f delivering goods 10 anJ
pau Of The CITY. J w w GORDON.
Dauealsr. No $50 West Pat. few doors from
Light 81, end opposite the & o RR Depot.
Eb 20 BALrla0RE.
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NEW GOODS.
GREER & MOTTE,

NO I62 MARKET STREET.
AVE JUST RECEIVED from The Easlera
III ChIes.a largo assortment 81 Ffcsh
SPRING DRY GOODS,
Which 9 mbracss ell the musI fashionable style Of
Goods for Ladies dfessesaud every variety OF ecu
il' mems Wear. winch they oaer on ss reasonable
terms ~ hey can he purchased NJ any other house
ibis CITY. We can make II "a object fur hose
who give usa call 10 purchase without looking else
where
DRESS COODS-New style Ofgsndie Robes
french Lawns. new patterns; BalzaFine-. French
and English Ginehams; Ba'sges. G nghsm Lawns
Alpacas. &c.
A large sssoumcni ofCalicoes Chsop
DOMESTIC GOODS,
Blown ard Blcafhcd Mushn. Ticking, Dnii,nes.
Cheeks. PLAIN and plaid COiioR CYods lsi Pants
ard Cnafs. Sc. Sc.
GENrLEMENS WEAR Preach. Enssh and
BE gan Chihs al r'lDfFi PLAN and lsacy Ca-st
mefes SaNnct Jcans. Cashurreite. Summer Cioih4
PLAN and Ftncy Lnpen priiu7s S,nn AID oihcr
Vcsunes, Sdk Lincn AID Camhuc lIdkis. Susp NJ
dtu, nc.
/ Every hind ~ Booneis. H,b,ions snd Tnmn ne
| psras0Is suh Shades the nswsn siyIes, in sho,
everything ibst IS 0snsily kspl 10 Dry Good
Sufe. % is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-18
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEoPLEn
JOHNSTON d BERRYHILL,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS.
No. l3l Nam Sfrelt. WHEE]

No. l3l Main Street, WHEELING.
VA ouLD advise alt pers,ns wishing 10 nur.
w chase anything in Their tae to give them
cali We have been continually recei, ing goods
sioce the 6rs of The Spiing and We belicve we
have almost every article that cnn he called 70, in
he Dry Goods way al The same time comprising n
great many articles only kept for wholcssleing,
which are NIL usually kept IN a Dry Goods house
LADIES DRESS GOODS-Lawus; Baizlrines;
Bat"ges; Lace Lawns: Bingham do While glass do
Silk slipped Bingham; plain and bard G'ngham of
every descripiion; hlntk do. Bingham Lawn rubes;
Jacuaei and Sw iss do Mouslin de Lame do. Nous
lin de L,ines; cashmerss; Swiss Muslins; barred do
striped do cambrcs; TatleIhn hiusns oil coinrs
Shawls and scars Of the latest styles; Grass Skirts,
corded do camask do Preach worked collars;Spen
Gers; cruvas; Bonneis ord Bonnet Ribbons; cop
h. f,iers; arii6enls; Flnwers; Sc.
FOR CONFERENCE.-THE md supcrfine
French aud English cloIhs, do cassimeres; Gam.
hroons; fweejs; I.'uan Dnllings; Bid and rsored
Summer cloths; dfap d'Eln; bard and PLAIN cntton
Drilling; elk and satin VesiiDe; Fine Merinn; Mar.
settles DO Nelenca do. cravais; Gloves aud Suspen
ders; Hosiery; sriped and PLAN Irish LIuen; Shirt
ing MnslIns; bleachcd md bro; silk and mer,no
Undershris; Lnnb's WOsl DO. Linen cambria hdkfs
PLAIN and colured.
DOMESTIC GoODS--Bro' Mnslins. Ticknes.
checks marine shiring, Furniture. Plaid, blue Do.
nestle calicoes; TUwelhng OF every descriptions;
Birds eyc Diaper; Ia mask do crash Linen Sheeting
Lhicn aud cnItnn Table cloths; bleached aud brown
Linen ru,mb cloths; Napkins; &c. SC.
CARPETS-CARPETS on our second n ,or: Oil
rklhs very heavy, and also Table Oil cloths; Straw
Mailing; Rugs. &c.
Iiauers' Futs aud Trimmings by the VIII olesale
CAPS of every Description; Linen Butlops. just
reed by JOHNSTON & BERRYIlLL.
may 8 No l3l Main ST. Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-18
LATEST ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS
AT THE PHILADELPHIA
NEW CHEAP CASH STORE.

NO 40 MAIN STREET, WHEELING. VA
ID sEATON has just received and is now
~ opening the 81 VIEW fine and large stock Of
Foreign and Domesic Dry Goos within This month
which will now he presented al unprecedented
low prices FOR CASH
Cloths. CassmeTes. Jeans. Sauineiis Sc; Co licoes
English. French aud American. at oil prices.
varying from cts upwards. Balzaunes; Bilzssioe
Lawns painted do; De lanes. Cashtneres. &c. &c
G'nghams-Frenf h, Scoith Earlsion I'D Maaches
'cr; Brown aud beached Sheetugs
Shlwls Handkerchief, Hosiery. Gloves. Bonnet
Ribbons. Suspenders. &c &c.
STRAW and BRAID BONNETS-Also Hats
&c Sc.
CARPETS-veniian and Ingrain. which will
he sid low.
All those wishing Bargains will now plense give
him call before purchasing elsew here. and you
may depend ugor greaI Bargains
Mind place, No &C Main street. just Opposite
Khoie- Ssldleiy Shop. D SEATON.
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AMERICAN AND

hN'fLISH HAkDWAkb.
hARLlNG'5, 'Waidron.s und 'GuhiIs.
~ Scyihcs
llaichf Patent CONNER Scales
ADAM d. Conss Mills oIi .nds
,Wm Row lanJ'S Mill and cross cn Saw
'Grtavts end Butchers Fiics sud Edge Tt2s
Knob locks. Laiches snd Butt Hinges
Bfoshes--Tca fays--Paicni Sheep shears
KniVss and Fnrts- Spoous--brsas cunjlesiicks
'Seafs' HID nod Tennahi Saws
Sickle. Tfere iairs. Auytis SC; ioes tdcr wit
g,nctal lssofiinss tti liaf ware iuvy opening art
lor sslo stfy low lor CASH nv
HENRY ? NORRIS
majo Corner Of Min o. & Matkei alley.
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COM roy Nd SYRUP OF TAI

AND WOOD AAPHTiIA. T.
For The cure Of Pulmonary Consumption.
bronchitis. Asthma, Chronic Caiarrh. IN
fuci'zd, Obstinate Coughs. Splitting Of
Blood, Throat Disease or Chronic Lai't,s-
gifts. Palpitatioa Of the Heart and Lircr
Complaint, also Whooping Cough, Colds.
DC.
The Compound syrup 81 Tar aud Wo,d Norhiio
- coubrnairnu hotv'oiorc uulnnNn. tHcuug .
powerover huarsenes> scastcly cutcevahlc: La,tp
"a specific sttiou ou The u,urus Issue and rt tb,
same time bringing the Whole syuem uiGrf is
powerful n huenoe. u completely cradi,atp. thr
cnnse ~ disease. be It hrseduary or Otherwise ant
~ striking at The rot ol The complaint impsrs trc
10 he dehnaird rame and gives renewed " c"r to
the scnorhl system rtsior,s hc pansuI rteou-
lure health.
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DIR. JAMES TAyNEH.
AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE.
No. 100 MARKET SQUARE,

East sue | or Nurh II Aasket AHsy.
Il HE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs his
Il fncIds and the public, that he has tab en The
ahe'e s'ure. Where he prepared Ia receive goods
"r sale 90 commission "r nj auction attend 10 all
sa.es ~ Furniture, Mcrckahdiso 90 Real E.iaie on
The most favorable terms Dry Go ds. Hardware
D'ok and Variety Sales on Tuesday aud Frdsy
evenings Furnure sales al tho siote w e,nes.
LAY mud Saturday, warnings. Thankful for past
iavors. he viii sndeavur 10 merit continuance of
public PlIrpnage. aP2l WM HALL.