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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-12-03

STATE OF pERMONT. The Probate Court for the
DISTRICT OF nARTFoRD-s.s. District of Iartlori:To
NIL persons int crested in the estate of CHARLES WIL.
Lard (Junior) ate of Iartand in said District deceas
ed.
ALFRED NEAL, administrator OF said estate, propos-
cs to render OF his administrations aud to pre-
sent his account against said estate for allowance Mt
session Of said court To bc held at the Probate office in
woodstock in said District the first Wedne sday (sec
ami dny) Of December next.
You are therefore hereby notified to appear before said
Court, ut the time and place aforesaid, and, IL YOU
chlse, contest the allowance Of said account
Dated AT Woodstock in said District this fourth day of
November, A. ID. 1896. l.. A. MARSH REGISTER $3.50 3w
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STATE of VERMONT, 1.-The Hon. the Probate CNur
DISTRICT or RANDoLpnss for the District of Randolph
To all persons concerned in The Estate of Francis Kdder
late Of Randolph in said District Greeting.
Whereas, Norman r. Kiddcr Administrator ol the Es.
OF said deceased has made application this Court
Tor license sell all the real of said deceased and
represents nr the is necessary for the pay ment Of
the debts ant charges against said estate.
Therefore, Won are hereby notified to appear at sess
ion of said Court be he I'D nj the Probate office in Ran
dolrh, in said district, on the 2Sh Of November A. d.
1916 and show cause it amy you hyewhy license should
not he granted, N aforesaid.
And This order shall be published, three weeks success
lively, in the Age printed at Woodstock in this State, the
last OF which publication, shall he before this day assigned
Tor hearing, as uiuresai.
Dated Al Randolph this Dist dav of October A. D. 1916
3393w EDMUND WESTON, Judge
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Botanic Medicines
CONRiIINFIOn gFNrrGYV,

A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF ThomI
IA aud other Botanic McdCinr>--lolh cr &c aud
pared, simple and compounded is constantly KEEP
sale by the subscriber, nj his residence, hrtwCel
Methodist and Episcopal Churches.
The above Medicines willie aca'ly pnIup aocomp;
hy suitable directions, and warranted genuine.
CAuT'ON.-T0 those who are DESTROYS ni obtaining
ThOnSonan medicines, would SAY beware CIV h., n
purchase. hs they are frequently adultrrnrcd with VI
pernicous and poisonous Substances for the nm
oispecn'aIion or oibringipg thOseinvulunhl RENE d
I" ,liSrenn'e. A. II. HARMON
Nondslock. NOV 90. lSl4 231-it
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WSEAR'S BALShM OF WILD CHERRY
THE GREAT REMEYD FOR
CON S u MPTION,

ASTHMA oCevery stage, Liver complaints Bronchitis
Influenza, Coughs, Colds, Bleeding ut the Lungs, short
ncssV Breath, pains and weakness in the side, breast
&c, and all other diseases OF the PULMONARY
ORGANS
A very important disease over which this "Bulsam'ex
ertS very puwe u influence, is that OF u Diseased
LIVER. In this co npltint has undoubtedly proved
more eIiCdcOuS than any remedy hitherto employ ed
aud in numerous instances when patients had endured
long and severe suffering om the disease, without re-
Ceiyng The least benefit from various remedies, and when
mercury has been rcsOred to in ynin the Of the Bal
sam has restored the liv,rlon healthy actioa and in
many Instances effected PERMANENT CURES. aler
every hnown remedy had led TO produce The desired
effect.
BeSidesis astonishing efficacy in the disease above
menliOned we also find very tieCluH remedy IN As
TUNA, n complaint in which II has been extensively
cd with decided success. even III cases OF years stand
ing.
It not only emannes from regulnr Physician but has
also been well tested in all the ompunt Tor which is
recommended. 1t il not my intention, therefore, either
cOAk il il mystery or in any why deceive the public
by Oyerrdtine its virtues on the contrary, shall simply
endcayOr to give brief statement otis Usefulness, ANA
Halter myself that its Surprising efficacy Will enable me
to lurn, such proofs its virtues us will satisfy the
most nCreduluIs that Consumption may aud "CAN BE
CiRED," ifths medicine he reSuried To in time.
There is, perhaps, no disease with which our country
is affected, which sweeps oil annually many victims
ds that fell destroyer Ui the human Consumption
DAY alte day, year after year the n,Hliale munster hur
ries 20 he portals al The cold and silent tomb fresh added
vctimeN 10 as conquest No walk Of lite is Sucred from
its hlighlins Influence No Uge is exempt from DEATH
dealing shafts. The old, the middc.uged and the young
all alike, food for this common enemy of mankind
The white haired patrHrCh whose life OF temperance has
rendered his system pcryon> the arlrhS OF other Ills
and whose good deeds prepared him Tor the enjoyment
cs calm evening, finds consumption fastening its Hlus,
upon his yittls, and t"nrimg him from word, ever
bright to minds which look conpmcenlly or day well
spent.
l. there no help for the afflicted Noprcvcnrive ofrhe
dangers which hcsct us in Onr Chnugcuble aud tickle
cline, We think there may be- And ifthc allegations
of those who least entitled to reraciiy, may be be
lievcd, there is Il preventive aud II remedy.
Wistnrs Basum of wild Cherry is offered TO suffer-
inc world rs such. 1t needs the 'advcnlU aid ut
long string Of fictitious certificates to give nu0ety.
IlS value and intrinsic excellence sufficient 10 en-
title it to the confidence Of the public, and
''Nuit to funen
the name Of its inventor eneUctor of his species.
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Five Dollars Reward.

osT rom Woods Temperance House, Woodstock,
IL Friday the eth of October spotted white and liUhi
brown Cross breed dog partly bull above miIle size,
very smart and active, The limbs md belly white and
nper portion OF the body light brown head aud laws
nrgc, long tale nnd very fond Of horses and wafer
Whoever will return said dog to or 10 Rufus Richard
son r ut Sherhurnc public house shall receive the above
reward and my particular thanks.
JOHN d. HIBBARD.
Rutlsrd NeT. loi sep Nv,
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GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
FOR
COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, AND con
TlDN

rJNHE Grent and only remedy for Colds Co,l
ma, ana Consumption, Is the Hungarian |
Life, discovered b! the celebrated Dr Lv,huI al
England and introduced into the United sIuits 4
immediate superintendent OF the ihNtIIur
The eNtraurdlhur! Successes ii this mtdiciEt
cure OF Pulmonary diseases, warrants the Anne
gent in soliciting Tor treatment the WORST IL
CASES thul can he iOund IN the community &
seek relieln vain iromnny OF Uncommon rcmrd
day, and have been given up by the most dist
Ply sCHns, as confirmed and ncurablc The
BuIsdm has cured and will cure the most des
cases. ltis no quuCk nostrum, bnt standard
medicine Oi known and established tllCuCy.
Every inmill IN the United States should he
win buchnn's Hungarian BHlsum Oi Lie, not
count eracl TIE consumpiiVe tendencies OF The
"nl ~ ne lseu NJ preventive medicine in lCnses
coughs, slnllihg OF blood, Pain in ,he side and 81
lulluh ana soreness OF the Lungs Bronchitis
OF breathing, Hectic Fever, Night sNtnls II
and General Debility, AsrhInu ,lnIluelzn. l. ooIi
and Group,
~ Sold in large bottles at 81 per bottle, wi
recllons lOrile restoration Oi htnllh.
Pamphlets. containing Il mass OF English and
certificates, and other evidence, showing lnt N
merits UithiS Great English Remedy nnl be
Of the Agents graIuliou>y.
DAVID f. BRADLEY, sole AgenI forthe Unit
III Court street. Boston,
Arrnl -Wondstuck, &. CHAPMAN; Montpel
II Collins;Burlineton, PeCh 4 $itHTi bellows
Harris; RGnnd, Dnncls and Bells BrattlehOro'
~ Clarke; Keen, N. II John BiAhy. 2s6.
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.4D UIYISTRI Y'OR7S ME

DY virtue OLA license from the Probate Court tor the
il District Of Hartford the subscriber will sell AT auction
OF the premises on Thursday the ?6h day of November
instant, nj enc O'Clock p. NJ (ness the same is preyi.
on>y disposed of at private sale all OF the renl estate OF
Isaac Bsbee Of Brd9ewater deceased, situate in said
Bridgewaer, with the reverson of the widows dover
bcns about 30 acres of LAT in all.
JOSEPH j. COMINGS, Adm.
Brdscwatcr, Nov. s, 1916. 339 3w
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MERCHANDISE TRAINS

Run daily Ms follows
Leave BOatun at 3 lap. M, nlarrye al Concord
the same evening.
Leave Concorda3 lap, NJ. and arrive al Boston n
10 The mex, morning.
Freight, Y rstCl4ss, S3;secOnd Glass $3.50
Freight shou d he delivered nj Concord, Boston an
other depOt,a hour least before leaving to insure de
livery by the first succeeding Train.
All Passengers Baggage shouldbe marked, and whe
valued NJ more than $50 notice should he given and ey
charges paid, claim for damage loss beyond
rsCh sum will he allowed. N g. uPlAM ,Supt
Nov |. lsl5. e27if
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A NEW ERA IN MEDICINE
DR.. SMITHS CELEBRATED
GAR COATED PILLS,
OR IMPROVED
MDLAN TEGETaBLE Pill

HR SMITHS celebrated sugar CuattGTins
HV superior tOHll other medicines ever disco,
tmpurt! OF the blood, because they not only C
stomach and bowels from all Bilious Iiumurs,
promote proper and natural disc hmgr iICn III
Skn and Kidneys. Thus BY u single operation
wonderful pureutive medicine, the natural outl,
system ARE opened, aud all morbid ana CORRUPT
the cause OF diSta>c are eNpelled,in II mulnersu
the body Is restored to health NJ II by magic.
DIR smiths Sugar Coated. ar improved lHdiNn
Bile Pills aid d improve Digestion, cure ! end
Dizziness. Feyers, ScruiulH, Cancers Gravel Mf
Rheumatism. Pain In the head. side, tuck ana ,
DiarhOta Dysentery and Collie. Fnlpitutiul
Heart; Loss Of Representatives. oi Spiri,s.
l} lions NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and uIh,r &C
incidents to women, in when they have the NO
effects.
For worms the pills are inrnllihle-man, CHI
New York have been spared Iuthtil Parents hN
~ use OF these mild ana e0iCnciuus Ills.
rms Is the most pleasant and eliCaCiuus me,
the world, and being ireefrom the usualtaste off
docs not produce huuSeu OF disgust.
Price % cents per Boz.
g. BENJAMIN SMITH, M. D.
PresdentOi the New York College of Health is
cry Box.
For sale by C.. CHAPMAN. W ocd>to VI
Otis thrmbcrlin, POmirrt Wooster DOwntr.
MDrr George a. Co., STAFFORD. Hiram barn, 7
Lewis 5. Partridge, Norwich !. c. Brooks. WI
er. &. Tmhham, QueChee. u. TAFT ~ Sons, II
T.. VI. StOCker, ilarlIand. Walton Brown. Felc
l.. R0binSoa, So Reading. JOSEPH A. smith,
VILE sam :. Wheeler, Plymouth. Edwin {
Brd2ewalcr. los h Daniorlh Barnard. j +. =,
R0!ullon. lcreminh Foster 1unhridee. A ~ II
ncr Windsor. J. u. Bdileyi Fanlce
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FITCHBUR,. RAJ .RUAD!
81 cfsE.ssS%7 EsE..S1I1 EEE.,s1a5 ss,sSss "A -
W. ssS
SUNNpR ADRLN ErNES1

ON and after "Wednesday, June 10Th, until further no
" tice, Passenger Trains will run Az follows;
Leave Churleslowm AZ and II A. NJ. and p. NJ
Leave Fitchburg Mt 10 and IL A. NJ and l-2 p NJ
Stages will connect at Ftchburg with the first and
Ond Trains from CharlrstOwn for all the principal towns
in Western Massachusetts N, Hampshire and Vermont.
Passengers leaving Boston MONDAYS, Wednesdays and
FRIDAYS nj NJ will beat Montpelier next day ut 70 NJ,
II. aud Woodstock, Vt.-nnd on TueSdnNs, THURSDAYS
and saturdays they will arrive nj Montpelier and Bur
ngon the hours via Windsor w., or they will he
carried through to Burlington in twO days. via Rutland,
by leaving Boston any week day ut 7 A. NJ
Tickets for the above and intermediate place can he
obtained nj T.. A. staples, City Tavern, Bratle street
s. b. Kendall, No IL Elm st.-and A. ilRp.oou, 10 BRAT
tie street.
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CONCORD RAIL ROAD.

ss| Is =
Fare reduced TO Sl,7j from Concord TO Oslou
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ON and after Nov. ls, Passenger TrnIns will RIM
~ daily, (Sundays excepted,) in connection with the
Boston and Lowell,a Nashua and Lowell RarouJ a
follows
Leave Bostonut7A. NJ. II A. NJ, and 8 PM
Leave Concord at "a A. NJ, lE2OA. NJ, and 8 Ia
IP. M.
Trainsrom termedate places willrun nsrolIows viz
UP TRAINS
Leave Lowell AT $40 AM, 1875 Pm, and 6IO P. NJ.
Nashua al $3.50 M, l2;4j p. M, and $50 ?. NJ
Manchester 1856 A. Nj, l;30 P. NJ, and 1875 Pm
or Immediately on the arrival Of the CnrstrOm Boston,
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester $3.50 Ann, 1875 pm. and pm,
Nashua NJ $3.50 AN, lil5 Pm. and s p NJ.
LOwrllAt 7'l5 hM.,2 r. NJ. and 8 l-2 r. Nj,
or Immediately on the arrival Of the from Concord
The second lrainfrom Concord nrryetn Boston in sea
The road connects with the Boston aud Mnie Rail
road, 10 that Passengers may pass hetwix COncor liza
verhill Exeter. Dover and Portland either way daily
SThGES Immediately on the arrival OF the first train at
Concord leave by various routes for Newport
Clsrelnont and Windsor;or Lebanon and lunOyerPym
ouh and Iuyehilli Canaan and OriOrd Meredith Bridge
Centre Ilarhor and Wthe hte Mountains. On the SO
Ond day from Boston, Stages reach Royalon Midduhury
Montpelier and Burlington connecting there with the
steamboat line to Montreal and by Steamboat and Stu
10 OgdenshnrEh Stages also from HaverhiIl to sian
ste,d connecting there with Stages to Montreal Numer.
Gus other stages connecting with tho Concord Rail Road
run to the principle tOwnsin New Hampshire, Vermont
and the Canadus.
Stages run daily from Franklin and SdborntOn to the
ii Ia o'clock train returning The arrival s.c.
ond train from Boston.
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SHERMAN's POOR MANS PLASTER
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE the subscribers, heing appointed by the Hon the
w Probate Cont for the District Of Randolph Com
mssiuners To receive, examine and adjust all claims and
+ SPEAR late Of Brainiiee rnd District, deceased,
represented lnsovent, and all claims aud demands ey
hbited in Offset thereto aud six months from lhs date
being allowed for that purpose, hereby give notice that
We will attend TO the business of appointment at the
Inn OF Joseph Spear in said Branree the first Tues
daS IN lanuar! ard third Tnejay in March next at 10
O'Clock A. NJ on each Of -nid ,,ay..
JAMES SPEAR )Conmis.
CHARLES BRACKETT, : soners.
Braintrce. Oct. 26, Isis 800. 3w
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OPINION REGULAR PHYSICIAN.

ENier, Me, Sept. 80, icli.
This CcrtlheS that have rcCrommt udtd the tie q
WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY for disease
Of The Lungs for two Years past, and many hull>>
knowledge have been used by patients, all with brme
fetal results In Two "heTc II was thought con
hrmed consumption had taken place, the Wild Cherry
effected cure.
f.. BOYDEN. Physicians N Ever Corner.
NO QiACKEhT, No DECErTlONM
All published statement Of cures performed by thi.
medicine are in every respect TRUE
BEWARE OF CONNTERFElTS AND 1MlTA
TONS. The Unparalleled and astonishing efficacy Of ;!r
WiSnrS Balsam oi Wild Cherry in all the diseases for
which ii IS reccomendcd curing many cases nner the
skill of the best hysrinns was unavang. has effected n
rrge ana increasing demand for it, This fact has caused
several unprnciprd cOHAleieerS and miuiorS TO palm
of spurious MIXTURES otsmiur name and appearance for
the genuine BalSnm.
Be careful and get the genuine DR.. WlSrAR'S BAL.
SAM OF " I'D CHERRY, none genuine unless signed
by |, BUTTS. Address all oders To SETH W FOWLE,
Boston Mass.
AGENT--Woodsloc G. Chapman, Windsor, A. & II
Warlner Chester, 'sePh lIadey, Pomlret. Oils Cham
berlin; Norwich, r. H. \ +. W. ODDS West Bethel Smith
u odsett; Qnechee vlllage Chase Smith a. Co.; White
River, j. {. Brooks; Springfield II. AN. Burke, Weston,
Foster Barker; ProciOr>ve, Joseph A. Smith; Fcch.
vile. Eph"!am Ross: llarand f. NJ, & 5. II. Stocker.
For sale also by Druggcstsand Gppohted Agents general
V. 3l5-ly
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FRESH POND TRAINS.
Leave Chdrltstown Al mud 10 A. NJ, and "a p. NJ
g Fresh Pond at 8 Ia A. NJ. 70 M.3 I.2and IA 7 NJ
3lsif =. NJ. FELTON,, Engineer Supl
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SPECIAL TRAINS
will run to WaIthnm and Concord, "a follows:
Leave Concord for Charlrsown nj 6.25 A. NJ.
Waham Tor do At So and 10 "a. M.-3 "a NJ
CharieslOwn for WaIIhum at 9 - NJ, - and
7P.M
CanrleStown for Concord at7 PM
1rA Freight Train will run both ways over the road
daily.
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SIX YEARS AGO

The children began to cry for ShermHus Lozenges The
noise was not so louda that time but il has kept ncreas
ingcyer since, and has now become 50 great plt the
mouths oIihe little ones can scarcely heslopptd DR. Sher-
man Sympathses with The little sufferers and very much
regrets that any Oihem should he disappointed, Know
us the vast benefit which has been conferred upon the
community by the Introduction Of his infHIIibe
WORM LOZENGES,
he has entered into arrange meus enargns his Mann.
factory, by means of which lie thinks he will be able to
supply the demand. And the pains and VIII he
taken, that these celebrated lozenges be made as they
have always heen, in order TINT those who depend upon
them, may not be disappointed in their hopes. lie knew
when he commenced The manufacture Of the worm LOz.
cn9es HAT they would supersede the Of every other
Nernilnge as the Lrzenge is very pleasant to lhr Taste,
speedy in It's effects, well certain and the quantity
required 10 effect perfect cure, is very small. These
properties III cOnneN ion with the fact that they sold
for % cents The box, thus placing them in the reach OF
the poorest man in the land, has not only caused them
take the place of every other vermuge offered, but
Also rendered them popular to the community.
DR.. Sherman's
COUGH LOXENGES,
continue to cure Coughs Colds, Consumption Asthma.
shoriness and difficulty obrcalhing, and other diseases
the lungs, with the same facility they did onhcr intro
ucion, and the people nave now become persuaded by
actual experience that on the occasion Oi slight cold
the! have only step to either the Drs office oi
his Agents. and obtain box 0hs couch lozenges which
are very convenient TO carry in the pocket and 10
akra lew through the day by pursuing this course n
cure is often effected in "a hours and the patient about
his business So area is the celebrity Of the LoaengeS,
that the thousands u persons who hive used them, and
become acquainted With their effects, viii never be with
ont Them.
sHERMAN's POOR MANS PLASTER
has cured more fRheumatism, Pain in the Back
side and chest IumhngO and weakness, than appi-
cation that has been made As the celebrity Of the
plaster has Increased, hundreds of unprncple lascals
have attempted 10 counterfeit ii, and palm it Oft the
community AS The genuine. JrBcware OF deception. II
Remember that the true and genuine plaster is spread
upon reddish paper made expressly for the purpose and
in every the signature OF DR. Sherman is printed mp
so urgl hN nc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-24
NEW WHOLESALE
DRY GOODS HOUSE,
WHEELI\G. Y \


HE undersigned ave now received their Fall Stock Of
DRY GOODS ExcLvsIvELY FOR wAoLEsALING, and
havin0 purchased the decsfrs in
the recent Tariff and Oherw with every
advantage ia their favor are PREPARED TO Job goods on
terms advantageous the Eastern cities offer.
The satisfaction given TO their customers during tho
has satisfied that business done short
fits for cash will lie most acceptable, and induces them
believe that with their ample variety goods aud the
small ecntage charged they VIII be enabled 10 supply
all dealers who call aud examine, satisfactory
IL not he aniss To eilumerate leading articles
an index to their stock in general.
Brown Muslins, Sheeings and Shirtings OF different
qualities aud widths, sold at eastern prices and of
shipment. Woolens-Such "a Satinets. Flannels, Ker
seys Jeans, Linscys low priced eassmeres aud cloths
AT the reduced price. Cashmcrer, VI. de LaHes, CO.
hurgs, Merinocs, Gnghas and all descriptions dress
goods including the style Calico. Cashmere and
de Lame Roles Canton Fianncls Table Diapers, brown
and bleachod Drills Tckings. checks. coloed esinbrcs
paper do, Brown Hollands Irish linens, Domestic Cling
hams, Tabhy veves, plaid losk clnings.
White Coeds-Such as laccs. cap Setis, Swiss. Cook
and Jacconct nuslins, plain and plaid osmhric~
style nettS, Bishop lawn Tsrcion muslins aud long
lawns Fancy Articles, including Bonneis, Ribbons,
Flowers SILKS, Shawls, handkerchief, &c. &c
Noiions-fins, Needles, spool and skein Boss patent
isces. style Buttons of all kinds Suspendes
Gloves, Hosiery, nett caps and mts Tapes combs both
dressing and ivory, Umbrellas.
Tailors' Trmmings.-llest and PADDING Sill.
cias silk and worsiei serccs, best blue sewing silk.
Twist and Thread style Buttons, Bindings aud
peciay TO sell by piece Tailors and Others, extra
French cloths and cassimeres, Nesiing-, Tweets
= BEAVER TEEDs." article tor oyetc0sts; light
cloths for ooaks blue blsnketng, plaid nseys. that
there few articles OF Dry Goods be found
our stock. TALLANT g. DELAPLAIN.
Wheeling Sep. is 1880.
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az mEHCHAN Ts. PHYSICIANS ANt
nEIIERl

F1TTTH ST. BSCRIBER keeps constantly for sale. the
n lowest prices, a-sortwent of MEDICINES,
DRUGS. DY ESTUFFS PAINTS. OILS, GLASS. VAR.
NISII, BRt SHES. &c. &C.
Confident his prices VIII give satisfaction lie soeiie
those who may not iuiend 10 puTCSe at the time,
Ia ascertain the prices pf his goods.
ANY coumunica' ions asking the rrices " goods
most ckeerhilly and promptly answered.
lie would IariculRrly state, thai he has Seq Fac.
n connection with his starc for POwdering Jaap.
Iul arb IkecAcuauLs aud Irany otter Medicines; for
grinding Must ard Cinnamon. Aspce. Pepper, Cloves
Re; and Lamp Black Black Lead, Venetian Red.
chrome yellow ard green. Nerdegris, Yellow Ochre snd
other PsUs IN oii all Of which lac is able To sell al the
very lowest prices.
Paints mixed airesdy for and put up in earihen
pots of different sizes. for family convenience.
Putty Of the test quay a, "a cents per ~. OF
hsddefs, ard els ger lib IN baddes IN quantities vi 81
pounds and upwards.
No charge made FOR delivering FOODS in OF the
city j. w. w. GORDON. .
DFuG0IsT, No l52 West frait, few doUrs nom Light
81. opposite tho d & repoi, Baltimore. isL %.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-24
NEW DRY GOODS STORE,
IN THE ROOM FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY
MR ISAIAH COOPER

Nearly opposite the North Western Bank
MAIN STREET, WHEELING.
THE subscriber has jdst opened and s sin receiving
new, very large and csiensive stock of Fancy and
Staple Dry Goods saialc for the present and approach.
ng season which viii he offered to the citizens Of Whee.
ling and vicinity a. Prices that cannot Tut pease either
by Wholesale or rc;sf Give call and will take
pleasure in showing our goods. You then Judge
yourselves whether tie goods and prices will suit YOU
The stock consists ~ pSrtof very ls'se assortment
OF French English aud American Cloths and Csssineres
Ssitines, Kentucky Jesns. kerseys. Gold Mixed Twee,s
and Beaver Cloths Oieached and Brown Musns. White
and Red Faneis. Canton flames Checks and LinSeys
IN endless quantities. go pieces Prints 80 pieces Cling
hams assorted Irish Linens. Csloted Camhfics En-
hioiercd Cassnieres. Plain Velvet Meriro Satin aud
SILK Nestiugs Gents SATIN Black Italian JrsVa;s, Nous
lin uclaines 20 pieces Cashmere de tUsS silks, Alpa
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