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nv ANOTHER LIFE SAVED
81 The USE OF DR. WIS'yAR,S EAISAM ox
WILD CHERRY -

p, me following certificate is from the wife of Mr.
Cnocn rerry, very respectable farmer in Oxford
ooun'y' Maize, and can be relied upon as trnc in
very particular. II not solicited hut given
~ tne lady, from a sense of duty fechny that she
U U the preservation of her life to DR. Wistar,s
Balsam of Wild Cherry
Romord, Oxford County, Me- July % ls45
ms may certify that [ have for n number nj
years been severely afflicted with the Asthma In
october, l843, took violent cold which nroduccd
d very severe cough, which was accompanied with
severe pains In my side, and sweat profuselv
nights. These bad symptoms continued. until
was so much reduced that was unable TO do anv
wcrk ABOUT mouse, or even walk across the room
wnnout assistance. In July, 1914, was so afiict.
Gu WIN snortness OF breath, such great difficulty in
Dreaming, and In such severe pain, that was nm.
aoie 10 lie In bed or sleep for three weeks One
physician VINO attended me, and another who was
CONSUMED both gave me up to die-said they could
40 no more Tor me- My friends desoaired of INV
ne had no hope myself. I then commenced
SakIng Or. Wistar's Basam of Wild Cherry Re-
I4le hao taken one bottle, was able to walk
1vou' mouse. continued to take the Balsam until
hau taken Jour bottles, and NOW LAM WELL
'ce rom pam, httie or no cough do my own work
keep no hcip, and have not enjoyed better health
for hftcen years. ~ '"
Signed, RELIANCE prppv
be careful and get the genuine DIR wISTAR,s
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY None ,enn;ne
unless unless signed by ]. BUTTS Address, ali order. ~
oEIh w. FOWLE, Boston, Mass
VJ-ror particulars see Dr. Wistar's treat,se ~,
consumption, to be had of the agent
Agents-Portsmouth, G. H. HEINIrSH Aoert
generally in this State Ny D'usss's
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CRIMSON TETTER WASH.-A safe an,

CRIMSON TETTER WASH.-A safe and
~ certain cure for letter, Rngworn.s, Pimples
Skin.
This highly and justly celebrated preparation
has been before the public upwards of forty years
and In every instance given general satisfaction in
making permanent cures. Testimonials of the
highest responsibility be shown in favor of its
decided efficacy We the only person, u,ho has
any knootedse Of its composition, (since my fathers
death;) Our knowledge and experience in com.
pounding Medicines has been such as admitted us
many years ago member of the Philadelphia Col.
lege OF Pharmacy and Chemistry where we at.
tended Lectures. while Drs. Wood and Bache
were Professors, (authors of the United States Dis
pensatory, one of the best works of the kind ever
Puolshed) Persons can rely that this preparation
Is not mere experiment. Its long and continual
use has established reputation above all others
CHAS. II. HEINITSH, Agent
Member of the Philadelphia College of
Pharmacy and Chemistry.
Also for sale by M. A. SANTOS and RoBERrsoN &
Con NICK, Norfolk. Iune is
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
MESSRS. GEORGE w. POWELL, and Ma
w THANfEL L. WILLIAMS: GENTLEMEN,
Please take notice, that, yon not inhabitants
OF the Common wealth of Virginia, | shall on
TUESDAY. the 7th day of July, 1885, between the
hours OF sunrise and sunset, at the office Of Richards
Barnett, or Samuel b. Harwood in the CITY of
Vicksburg, in the State of Mississippi proceed to
take the Dispositions of Thomas Holiday George
X Birchett, James G. Newman James Wright
James Brabstoue, and Others, to be read as evil
dence at the trial of certain course now pending
and aforementioned in the Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Chancery, for the County OF Souhamp.
ton In the State of Virginia, wherein J. and others
are plaintiffs and you and others, arc defendant
and'If the said dispositions shall not be completed
on said day, then the same will be continued from
day to day, between the same hours, (Sunday's
exccp;ed,) until completed, when and where YOU
will attend if you think proper.
May a JEPHIHAH T. POWELL
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MAPS! MAPS! -Mitchel's National Man of
1Yl the United States Mitchel's Map of the
World Mercator's Projection MitcheI's Texas
Oregon and California, &c, &c. At the New Book
Store. tJuue 23) N. B. WEBSTER.
- ODA AND MINERAL WATERS.-Tbo
- subscriber respectfully announces TO the citi.
zens OF Norfolk, Portsmouth and the surrounding
country, that he has commenced manufactrrinss,
these delightful Waters in Norfolk and he assures
them that they shall prove good if not superior
to any, made either in Baltimore or New York -
He would be happy to supply Steamboats,, Hotels
and Families with these Waters on the most reason
able terms and all orders from any distance, sent
70 him, az his mandatory on CRANKY street, will
be THANKFULLY received and promptly attended to
June 2o-H SMITH, Cranky street
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HOYLE'S GAME containing the cstab.
II lished Rules and practice Of Whist, Drag Loo,
Chess, Back CANNON, Oraughts, Hazard, Domino,
&C., &c. For sale by
Jure2 w. II. H. HODGES & co.
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OLD POINT HOTEL,

row one OF the most splendid and
extensive establishments in the ooun-
try, will be opened for visitors on the
LIST of June.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.-You will always find n
- general assortment of School Books at ". Fl.
III. HODGES & cos, Book and Variety Store
winch they pledge themselves to sell as low if not
lower than any similar establishment in the town.
Just call if you want to buy Books cheap.
June 81
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NOTICE. u do hereby forwarn all persons from
~ creditiug SARAH Ans EAsrwoop In nv name
June 26-3L* RICHARD M EASTWOOD
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I ETTER PAPER.-An assortment lust re-
IL ceiyed by w. II. IL. HODGES & co.
June 81
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-12-03
SHERIE,IsS SALE.

RY virtue Of writ Of vsndi e1ponas to mo
NJ directed Eom the Court OF Common Pleas Of
Paulding County Ohio will offer for sale at the
door 81 the Court House in Kalida on The second
day efJsnuaryIs4 between the hsnrs often l0)
o'clock A. M. and four (4) o'clock P. M. of ssid
day the following described Real Estate to wit.
Tho north west qaartcr Of the south east
quarter Of sscsion No. sghtseH (ls) in Tawnship
No. enc north of range No. Ave (5) eas, con-
tainHg about forty (40) acres and the north east
quarter Of tho south west quarter of section No.
sighteen Qs) in township No. one ~ north Of
range No. five (5l sstcontaining absu, forty (40)
acres and the seuth west fraction Of seo.ion No.
(a) in township No. III north ofgange No. five[5
east containing about seTeniy.seyen [771 acres
and the north west fraction Of section No. seven
teen III in township lap one ~ north Of range
Ne. fve (5 east containing shout four T4l acres
and the north east fnctisn containing about .wsn-
~ one ri acres Of sectisn Ito, eighteen Tl8lin
township No one [i1 nsr.h Of range No five 15]
EAST taken in execution as the properly ofNathan
Shirly to sasisfy q judgementip favor of Henry
King and Co. J.H. VAIL, Sheriff.
SHRRIyS's OyrrcE, "a
Kslida, Nov. 20, 1840. 300ow
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TIrLE BY SkTTtrMrNr.-- .--JoHN ]. AcKERMAn, Esq,
Of this place, publishes, in the Lms Reporter, an
act giving away the Canal Lands in the State Of
Ohio to actual settlers Mr.. AS plan is too limit
ed. # he would take ground fos such dispesi-
ton Of the Public Lands Of the United States, we
would view i, as vast improvement on the pre-.
sent system; bat in this State he cannot but be
sensible that without q breach of Public Faith
his scheme isimprac:icabe. Webops, however,
that our Representatives III the Legislature. will
make an effort, this winter, to have these lands
estimated at disposablo valscs., The settlement
Of this section has already been tooioSs retarded
by the folly Of Legislative speculation.
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MASTER,S SALE.

Y virtue OF decretal order issued from che court of
~ common Pleas in and for Putnam County and state
ofOhio to me directed and delivered shall offer for sale
a. the door ofthe Court House in KadB In said county
Monday the eleventh day of Januarys47 ut o'clock
Estate 10 wit.
he north east quarter ofthe north quarter and the
easi fraction, north west quarter of The north east
quarter Of section twenty six Of Township south Of
range seven eusf containing oysx OF land to sat
Enoeh Stevenson and against Anthony Eariy and William
Early,
Appraised at $500.
JOHN J. AcKERMAN. iig lH
Master Conn. In Chanesry.
Dated Kalida Dacemher Iat. If46 ~ s y ~ Y ~ X
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Aletisy from Nauvoo, dated on the 2elh
ult,, statfs thai Gov. Ford had arrived there
with about 200 men and two pieces Of ariil-
lery. Gov. F. had an interview with Gen.
Brockmap, the leader Of the snisMonnons,
stationed there, who gave his Excellency 10
understand that he felt justified ia an his
proceedings, and was fully prepared TO- do
the same again; be put ihe Governor ii de-
iance, and told him The Aboys wereon liand'
at any time ard at any hour.
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p. Bo,,ey q the Cincinnati Abolition He
'ralai gave his vd'sdictory and retired from ,L.s
paper on the aIss inst. Hsis succeeded bv Sian.
ley Matthew'S, Esq, who hN been his associa,.
for some Weeks Dr.. ,. Esss 70 Washington
cisy to establih psPer entitled !" TAs National
Era," to advocate the same declines a. those az
the Hsrals He to be a,siSsed by J. G. Whit.
tier, Esq.
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EXTENSIVE RoBBRRy--$ $50 REwARD.--By hand.
bill received yesterday from xena, we learn that
the Jewellei Shop Of w. T. Stark, Esq, Of that
place, was broken open and large amount of
Jewelry. Watches. Silver Ware, &c., stolet.--
Among them were sett Of ten spoons stamped
W: t. Stark - silver lever watch, three extra
jewels; double case silver watch, small ;
French do; several double cnsed English watches
---about fifty in all Watchmakers and others are
requested to cid idinthsdefecsion Of the Williams
Dayton Empire. ,s,; gst4s,s,,
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o.. The rifle Of Morale National Press has
bsen changed to s THs HonR JouRKAL.n Mr..
Morrishas associated with him N. r. Willis in the
editorial conduct Of the y Jeurnal" With two
Of the most accomplished writer's Of the day as
conductors the ssJousnaln must prove one Of the
most inviting family papers in ,he Union. Terms
So per an, copies for S5.
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The Secretary Of war has called ouI nine
additional regiments Of volunteers 10 serve
during the var. One regiment Of infantry
from each Of The following States: Massachu-
sells, New Y ort, Pennsylvania, Virginia, N.
Caroliaa, 8. Carolina, louisiana, and Missis-
sippi. aridone tegt Of mounted men from
Texas.
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MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING
MISS MARY .qBRITTON l6 sI

WTOULD inform the Indies Of Putnam Coun-
w ty, that she may at all times be found at
James Turner's, half mile east Of Columbus
Grove, prepared ,c execute all orders in the line
of Bonnet and Dress making, in neat and taste-
full manner and prices shall be satisfactory.
All kinds of grain and such produce asis usually
taken at the stores, will be received in exchange,
and cash win not be refused
Columbus Grove, Nov.24, 1916. @ 3Oizw
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ARKANsis Y, g., SENAro1. The Lo,,;.-
vile Journal has Intelligence from ! cores.
pendent that Hon Mr.. AsHIEY has been :.
elected 70 the Senate Of the United S,,,s.
by the Legislature of Arkansas uoan a,e.' ,h''
first ballot. ef'A '"o
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or Hewould inquire for informatsn from
the Lima Reporter which Of the New York Sens
tori term expires 30 10 require an election sy
the newly elected Lseislatdre 81 thai sistes
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The " local causes' Of tSe aefeat he fsx.r.,
Governor in Delaware, is said to Be- the fact I'M !
John M. Clayton stumped fhe entire State N Az
fence Of the tarif Of ~, and in sssaiing the a.
minis'rasion and the war. This Is called wL;g
vicicry!-D Dayton Empire. T" A's
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The complete returns from New York give III,
new constitution majority Of i3e, ,4e7.
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LATE FROM ENetANp.--By the arrival of the
Great Western, trem England,i We Learn the de-
mand for bread stuffs Is still as great as before
In Fraucs tho fail ire Of the crops has also created
great distrss, which has been increased BY the
overlowing Of rivers and great inundations.
FooD RIoTs ~ IRELAND. D.--Ireland seems
TO be in a deplorable situation. Tipperary
is almost in a state Of insurrection. A few
days since il was our painful duty to notice
the murder Of a man named Gleeson, in that
riding. Another man named Williams, has
shared the same fate. The town Of Temple
more was the scene of three food riots On
Monday, by mob varying in numbers from!
one 10 FIVE hundred men The worst fea.ufe
in this transaction IS, that several offlse per.
sons engaged in i might have had employ
ment, though to a very Gmiled extent, on
public works. but they Sere prevented from
availing theraselves Of Il BY intimidation.
The rage ~ The possession Of fire arms
Is incressiag daily An attack upon he
Yer Reverend Df, Holmes, whilst fishing On
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w;fs e s5ysasy - morning, ed inst. Mrs.. cEcr,r<
sssd x ~. =: HIee!ss, late 81 Norwrft h;e
$50 e. yss - ask'rgfo Sr,on' ~ s'o'of
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Tnr Onto SrArEsMAN.--We should have pub
|Ished III 10 following prospectus, one week sooner
but il was forgotten. Our friends, who desire 10
suqscrib.,, can do so now, in time for the session
paper. We will cheerfully take the trouble 20
forward the names and money Of any who may
desire its
PROSPECTUS OF THE SESSION STATES.
MAN.
There are many tngs connected with the approaching
session Of sHle Legislature. that will make il NOT only
interesting but that what rsnspires should be
known by every in the State 1t win be of the
most interesting meetnes or the Legislature have had
for years The Statesman viii give full and correct his
tory Of the dongs Of that body and sketch Of the Con-
gressionai proceedings.
TERMS,
The weekly Statesman will he forwarded dnrinE the
session for.... 5V cts
Tri-weeky ................ ..........SI 50
Daily ..... 90
The Of money sent will always designate the
paper desired.
Any person obtaining five subscribers shall have the
sixth his labor. VIII these lnwhose hands prospec
may fall either circulate or hand TO some enc who
will. gss 3. MEDARY, y
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land
AUmrRs RsOnumR RdmmConb
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Dated Kalida, December ii, 1915. " e''7'''','
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-23
40 m.nSllANTs, PHYSICIANS AN.
OiIICRS

yJTIiE SUBSCRIBER KEGS constantly for sale al ths
n lowest prices, assortment Of MEDICINES,
DRUGS. DYEs1J Frs. PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, VAR
NFSH, BkJ SHES, &c. &c.
CONFIDENT his prices wl give satisfaction, he so'ices
even those who ray intend purchase st the time,
10 ascertain The prlCcs ui13s goods.
Any cOmuuui 81 oi,s Ssk.,g lhe prices OF goods,
lnosi checff1iy and PROMPTLY answered.
Tie would rSr' icuSrv sS''S tsSt Be las eS.- Fac
tory 10 conEccliOn VIII is siSs, Tor Iowdering Jaiap,
ltni aii TeccaCuanna ana aany o,lcr Medicines; for
grinding Mustard, Cirahct', Asrice, PePpes, Ciuves,
&c.; and amp BACK, BsoS Lead. Venetian Red,
Chrome yellow and green. Ncrccrrs, Neiow CvhTe and
Paints. IN or al vi whic lie u ac 10 sell al Ike
very lowest prices.
Ia lAz-aa n1 nut
lOis OF dILcrcrt sizes, for family cOnvcnisnce,
Putty Oftie tcsi quaiiIy al " - per - out o
tladdoIs, and pcI ID bladduls quantities
hounds and upw aids
No Charge made delivering goods in any rar OF the
city. J. w. W. GORDON.
Dsu9oisT No l5e West Pra.i, few doors irom Liehi
81 OPT este the u = o L Delut baltimore. tcb
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-23
coRNER oF MAIN ANn MoNReE srRErrs.

CORNER or MAIN AND MONROE STREETS.
y HAvEJua returned rom New YORK. PbiisSeinI,s A.
= Bahinofe, with the LARGEST stock Of Spring and
s o tools ,9si was EYER Looked a. u ans one house
my SfoRv 10 donhIe ~ former size Tor the purpose OF
commodaiion Of my customers they come in. have
also opened TWO new additional DooRs. aud this ion.
pronemen think. viii enable 10 pay every attention
20 All vino may honor ne with call have frequently
had so many visitors and much crowded that thrv
have bcen compelled 10 leave ,r want OF room To- iook Al
my Goods or even hear nv CHEAP PHtcEs. Now say
ell. and every attention win he paid for
nv stock OF Goods and NV .torc i sufcienv lsrre TO
accommodate old and young-Ma rfod ard single-iadies
STOCK or CLOTHS
Black, Brown, Green lono, Invisible Green, Blue
and various other fancy cylOcd Brost Cloths imported
from Frahee and ENGLAND direct gor the fashionable Fafe
Also. large supply Of The newe style ~ French Ca.s
mefes, superior 10 any thing ever offered, both n style
vEsTiNGs~A 10 vcstioys. DEFY the world 10 heat
Them etlhe, IN quality o. variety shall no' s.enp 90
enumefa'e the different kinds - present bot succ y
please excuse 1AiL0H Tor not understanding the tecin
SUMNER Govt PANTALooN sTurFs
PLAIN and lancJ Linen Drilling Check brown Niaee
and Fancy Cashmere Bonihsrnes. sik and Wool tvs ced
en- colors aad grades Tuckaps sad Henry Clsy Mwoe
Boston and kcntucky Jeans aud many other styles Co.
numerous smcniion Antlc stove named article vii
te sold by she piece yard, or made up to order in
REApy MADE CLOTHING.
My sook Of clothing consists in part of bfosd Cloi
frock sad Dress Coss " an coiofs and qupiaies pfs
I dEts, Cashmere. tomtazinc. Twceds. LINEN Chcfk.
Plain Linen Cotton ehecks srd every other deseripO
81 summer Goods That iho New Nork market can pro
duce.
FANTAIOONa
Ctssimcre CtesIrct Jeans Twtets Summer C'o.h
Arepis. Linen CHECKS GsmhrOnIis Tuck spaw Tweed
Henry rlag fweeds aud every other kind 0f s. "a au'
Goods all ready tn walk info.
NisTF.-My ei0ek of Vces BE- frrh1rs She 'rsi ia-l
ing s1d the isrfrFi seaorncri thr was iuoi CO
ln any eitY farfur ~ prices from IU csfts to s..
cuiifares 40 sa'oas. IS Dee AID ouaft'ies.
in fouriueion wti str. Thai rsn add viii eco ri
FUoda clctpct iIau orc Of mf cfmptu.e who ss ttt
ffe fruut 20 r.ste thf sane ~ iu tac Esssn ci
can Boy If~ 40 hope uF 90 rus. onlefs wei d
rfw oHes wiH na i1nlfI De- rfNei ~ lis hafnsf al
fcnfy msfs up C'nibnr, surn al b. dai,f srof go
|fHutf a.. have ro Know .etIf uf ii.e rffarH rhafl
a. Therefore 7 w0uN resrt.f0rs raH.If tas ritr.
tisionef- Csc .ah- generally. fo caii ed suni
t fr themselves. d. wil ar1f ard mF rirrFs na
fHttf CASH. fiOINfNG STORE os raf rHr.
win Trf'n Bic moons fstrf Nor
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-23
CIRCUIT SUPERIOR COURT OF LAW
AND CHANCERY

HON J J. FRY, Judge,
n Jacobs Prosecuting Attorney,
ATIAIDLEV, Clerk,
nc WOODS, Sheriff,
4 a EOFF. Artiag sheriff,
JAMES WARDEN, Jsiior,
y n FITZHuGH. I ,...t.-..
JAMES A CLARKE,S '""mssi"h'ie V' Accounts
SJAAs sF PkU nIN cOms for taking Dispositions.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-23
AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE,
No. 100 MAKkEr SQUARE.

East side, door North az Market Alley
FEliiE ST RSCRibER respectfully informs his friends
n and the Tihic, that he has tGkcn the Above store
where he is prepared 10 receive goods for sac
mission al auction. a'tond all sales OF Furnufe
Merchandise Real Es tho Favorable terms
Dry Goods, Hardware, Book and Variety Sales on
Thursday and Friday evenings. Furniture sales az tho
store ON "Wednesday aud Saturday mornings. Thankful
for past favos, he VIII cndcayOr 10 merit continuance
OF public patronage ape WAi. HALL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-23
COIIRTN.

g. g. DISTRICT COURT, holds two ems annually
IN Wheeling in the months of pril and September.
HON. j w BROCKENBROUGH,- Judge.
GEO N LEE,--PToseeuting Attorney,
w MOORE, Clerk,
JAMES POINTS, Marshall
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-23
A LITTLE LATER THAN THE LATEST
NEW GOOrS

I oHN ELLIOTT has received and Is now oreuing A
" and splendid assortmCn; Of DRY GOODS endva
Tctics, his store Main street, No. G5 west side
doors above Market Acy which he oilers al the lowe 81
cash prices, 60 which hc would invite the attention Of
country merchants, pedders, aud his customers gener
ally, consisting ia part Of six cashmere, Thhct and
muslin de lauss shawls, silks alpacas muslin dc aines
and anghams at all prices, FTeaci and English cloihs
ca-smefes saiueis, iwccs jeans and ranuels Of all
kinds; cloth toos, shoes, looking glasses picture
frames sc. together wnh general assortment Of dOmcs.
tc dry goods aiors trimmings and trimmings Of an
kinds assortment ofhias day and 20 hour clocks Of
the hest quality, always on hard
n. B.-Feddars most respectfully invited 10 cali,
a. an assortment at IN their line always on
OF hand aud az prices 90 compCe win am other cs'ab-
hsh neul On this city. sep n.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-23
Hsanfiv .ls0 az & Ofhing.

Cloth Dress and Frook Goats, fiOm supcrhRc 10 Me
dunn; full and complete assortment OF Summer Coats;
complete assortment comprising al ihc varieties qua
titles and prices Cassire' Ky Jeans and Twess Drcss
and Frock Coats general assortment do do Gas
siiueres Cassnci. Cord and Beaverton Pants. do do
Round Jackcs, &c. SC.
Also 20 doz tuc Linen and Muslin Shirts; Bos9ms
Collars, SC. - dal. do, fancy stiped Linen
aud Muslin do; Palmetto ard Ieghorn Has with the
usual variety OF Susreudc-s Hose, &C.
invite nv friends and customers aud all ia search
good Goods 10 give n call, assuring them aud
will them good article a, fair prices for IN,
usual terms pronp, customers. Recolect No 30 Wa
ter Street ALEXANDER ROGERS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-23

NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
at NO, 4OI
ApJOINlNG fORsYTn e BAKER S,

q. ' Y
TIE SUBSCRIBER fla,fcrs himscif from an eXneri.
10
he anticipate the wants OF his
and friends in the selection OF cOisc and ison sie
Goods, takes pleasure IN announcing tn them that he Is
now receiving and viii continue To receive monthly
ihrou rout the season the hest selected k
of Goods offered In the Clothing Trade i'm this city,
purchased from tie hest houses IN Phadclpla aud Bal
tmoFc and selccfc from the choicest approved.
makes The most desirable Goods of the Season, and will
he sold for very small advance viz Frcach Englisl,
and American broad Cotlis from snperfne 90 medium;
Twed Belgian do do, Invisible Green, Blue and Lon
don Brown d0 do; heavy blue aud Wool bik dOJ-
bic milcd Cassinercs very desirable; asO single mied
plain and fancy French and English Cassreyes very
perior and cheap; also and o. Gold and silver mixed
and plain Twcetls from fine medium French Linen
Drill all qualities; summer Cloths drab dEie. Persian.
Indiana and Orleans do SEQ rs. Linen and Cotton Plaid
striped and Check Psntaoons; stuff Nesinrs. plain,
striped Mode Mcrino and other Fancy Nesings great
variety The shOve goods win be made 10 order Nv
first cutter and good wotkmcn warranted squat Ia
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