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SHiPwnEcK ASp GRs,T Loss OF LirE.-By the United
States fgate Constitution have of the loss Of
Russian Government brig the habor Of ST. Peter and
Paul. the coast Of kamschatka, in the month Octo
Der, ls45 The vessel from Okotsk, with cargo Of
wheat for the winter supply Of the coonymouned six guns
and had complement Of thirty forty men, besides sixteen
passengers, most Of whom and children One
passenger only "a girl about eighteen years age the com
mande and about Of the succeeded in reaching
shore safety The remainder, with the exception Of
who crushed TO death by gun, found waery grave.
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THE yALUE OF SANTA FEE.

The ST. Louis . Union" says that all of IFS cor
respondents describe this country " as being cx-
tremely poor, and not well adapted to agricultural
pursuits" Below we give portion of one of its
letters. The same opinion as to the sterility of the
land is expressed by our own correspondent, in the
letter published in OUR last.
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The imports of cotton into Boston during the
year ending the lst instant amounted TO l9l ,073
bales, of which l36,5ls was received directly by
manufacturers or their agents. Exported during the
year ,IS6 bales. Imports last year lS3 722 bales.
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II stated that the in the river Lawrence is now
three feet and FIVE inches lower than ii ten wears ago
This depreciation in the volume Of water If continued will
seriously affect the supply Of the canals which lately
been constructed The effect has been noticed in the
Gcnesce river,
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NEJp YORR CORHESPONDENL

NEW YoRK, OCTOBER 8, 1916
II be decided that Constitutional Conven
venton are about bringing their labos conclusion. They
will probably adjourn early next week. say Tuesday the 9Th
The constitution modelled, will then be submitted
the people for their approval or rejection.
The Locofoco Convention Of this State have nominated
their candidates for Governor and Lieutenant Governor The
result of their deliberations precisely what have said in all
my you that would be and, when the day of trial
comes there will be division in their ranks The strength
of Mr. WneuTs opponents shown in the votes they gave
For SLAs WRIGHT ayes liz, r. This is the result of
all their abors Mr. GARDNER the present incumbent
re-nomnaed for Lieutenant Governor.
The respecting the nomination Of Mr. You've
the candidate of the Wing party have nearly subsidized There
has been no unkndness shown him any time II
confidently asserted that the Native American party will
inmate as their candidate Wing, known and recognised
such nomination of that character may do in
jury, but not much you would imagine.
Our selection Of Mr. PHGSIx for Congress, and Mr. VIII
LIS HALL for Clerk both most excellent Better
could not have been selected.
Receipts at the New York custom-house, Sep
TENDER, ls45, Observation-Disclosures. 81, SOS, 79i
Do do do. September, 1916, l,54s, 65I'
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houIs McLANr, Esq, &c.

JAMES BUCHANAN.

Extracts
LONDON DECEMBER l. 1916.
Although is well understood here that the present pos
ture of the Oregon question, connexon with il be
great degree informal the Earl Of Aberdeen occasionally
makes il a subject of conversation.
AT his request have recently had interview with him.
when he put in my hand to read dispatches from Mr.
Pakenham in explanation Of his rejection without
ference his Government Of the Presidents proposition the
other containing Of his subsequent attempts to in
ducc you to allow the Presidents proposition TO stand as the
basis OF further negotiation, have Of the
answer which new proposition from the British Government
would receive.
In his first letter. Mr. Pakenham among other things
thought his Of the Presidents proposition ustfabIe
the ground Of his instructions which, in his opinion for
babe the expectation that such proposition could under any
circumstances, receive the appreciation Of his Government
He also expresses his belief that reference of the
proposition to his Government merely, he supposed, to be
rejected would have avoided the embarrassment which
the subject has been by that step involved.
In these views, had only point the clear
insulency Of Mr. Pakenhams explanations and to defend
and justify the withdrawal Of the Presidents proposition upon
the obvious ground which, your communications you
had placed To point out with entire expcness the attitude
the President had determined to maintain and the
his intention pursue, conformity with the
in your despatch No 10, dated the 9Th November last
The principal object Of Lord Aberdeen in seeking the in
tervew appeared to be- point the embarrassment
IN which he thought the Presidents withdrawal Of his popo
sion had placed the Government Ii quite evident IN
deed be expressly said that he not prepared 70 accept he
Presidents proposition but desired only make the basis
OF iuIther negotiation and modified propositions nom hs
ernmen which he would have done, notwithstanding the re-
lection of by Mr.. Pakenham, il had not been wlhdaw
by the direction Of the President He complained OF the WIN
drawa of the proposition unusual not IN
diplomacy, and seemed to consider Impossible IN tne present
posture of the affair submit any proposition or partition
of the territory in dispute unless could have some assurance
Of the treatment which any proposition he might submit for
that purpose would receive
Under these circumstances he could only regard the
,;o,; ~ 49,; hcan terminated by the President; and the
door 70 further attempts at compromise being thus closed this
Government had no alternative IN its desire to preserve the
peaceful relations of the two countries ohe man % propose
,ri,, and abide the consequences. Indeed, understood
him him 10 saw very distinctly that this would be pu-
ued Il may considered certain, therefore, that il ne have
not been already, Mr. Pakenham will by thepresent steamer
be instructed propose abiaon aud that according to
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T,ERMs

Two DoLLARs year; OsR DOLLAR for the first regular
of each Congress- aud Fifty Cents for the final
sion Of each Congress; aud the for each Extra Ses
sion-payable in all cases in advance.
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Commodore CHARLES w. SKINNER took CON-
mand Of the Gosport Navy Yard on Thursday,
and hoisted his pennant on board the receiving ship
Pennsylvania.
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CORRESPONDENCE ON THE ORE
CON QUESTION.

Message from the President Of The United States,
communicating documents not hereofe communicated 10
the Senate relative 10 The oregon Territory IN aaSper 10
NE resolution Of The Senafeot lnh June, 1916.
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Major General JEsUP Quartermaser General,
left the city this morning for the frontier Of Mexico,
TO take upon himself the general direction of the
affairs of his Department in that quarter. This
step has been taken with view to provide for every
exgency the delay and inconvenience which
sometimes result from waiting instructions from
Washington, and in order to secure the utmost
efficiency and economy to the measures of that De-
partment.
We understand, also that before General JEsUP
left Washington he had recently purchased two
more excellent steamboats,, very moderate terms,
for the operations of the Rio Grande, in order to
save the high freighs which were demanded for the
transportation of our stores Other appliances have
also been recently adopted, which will save much
expense, and contribute eectually to the trans
portation of the necessary means for our army.
Union Of Friday night.
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JAMES BUCHANAN.
Mr.. Buchanan to Mr.. McLane.

DEPARraEST or STATE,
WAsn,sGToS, SEPT. ID, ls45.
Sin have the honor acknowledge the receipt Of your
dispatches of the 9Th and 18th umo the former of which
was placed in my hands by the Hon. Mr.. Rhe Of South
Carolina and to transmit you herewith copy Of my last
note to the Right Hon Richard Pakenham, her Britannia
Maestys Minister Washington, relative to the Oregon
question.
/ am &c JAMES BUCHANAN.
Hon, Louis McLANE, &c.
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Less than lS45 !.
$500. l4o

. .
Our Locofoco friends in Columbia as in some other
ties have apparently got into smart On about the 2sh
OF August the An-renter and the bocos accidentally with
ring variations nominated the ticket for county off
GERS and this done by the regular nominating Conyen
ton aud chsencd the regular ticket section of the
party opposed to antrentsm have called meeting of the
puye Democracy be held Friday next the 9th instant
for the purpose Of nominating another ticket purified Of the
dross,
The Secretary Of the Treasury is here. His visit,
think from what have heard, is induced by a desire Of
few days relaxation from and unmportant
tiers Of public The probability, therefore, that
his visit will be very Short perhaps not longer than Monday
morning certainly he will leave Tuesday.
CALM OBSERVER.
.Of this sum sl4l, 0C0 va. g'rsaeury rotes.
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FINANCIAL ARRANGEMENT.


The state of things announced in the following
paragraph, from the latest number Of the ST. LOUIS
New Era, fulfils, even earlier than was expected,
the predictions of those practical statesmen who,
in Congress and elsewhere, endeavored to save the
Administration from the effects of its own willul-
ness-or we cannot attribute the persisting in the
Subreasury plan wholly to ignorance--ln forcing
its odous hard-money schemes through Congress
al the very moment that il was itself about1looding
the country Nth paper representing only the credit
of the Government
The Financial Officers Of the Government have
crowded the money market with their deprecated
paper, Treasury notes, and drafts, and still the
Z Governments credit is very low. Treasury notes
are at four five per cent. discount, and cannot
\. be cashed in large quantities at that rate. The
Spbtreasury law is openly and frequently violated
/. in many respects by public officers, and the pre-
sent condition OF affairs forcibiy exposes that hard
money humbug. Ii is now manifest that it is ut
terly impracticable to carry out the hard-money
= pro ect, and it is probable that the Subtreasury
: will soon become Government bank"
NORTH CARoLNA.-Official returns from all the
counties Of the State show the vote for Governor at
the late election to be as follows:
For Graham (Whig) .43,4s6
For Shepard (Locotoco) .35,627
Wing majority 49,. 1853
Two years ago the Wing majority for Governor only
3,l53, and Mr.. CLArs majority was but 3,945
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Wing majority. 1883
Two years ago the Wing majority for Governor only
3, 1853; and Mr.. CLAr's majority was but 3,945.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-27
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
AT MO, AM
Adjoining FoRsYTH q DAKER' s.

WNtER S'f WIZ EIINt, "a
IHE sObsCklBER fsiters hiinself ffon an experi
ee O 10 years m mercantile business i'm this ety MA
nc Dan anticipate Tie wants Of his numerous
Su uenos III tne selection of cholse aud season All,
SVOs, 'ANes pleasure IN announcing them that he h
o~ lSSeNing ana wll continue To receive monthly
throughout the season. tbs largest aud lest
OF Goods ever offered in the Clothing Trade in ths ,
purchased fom the lest houses In rhadelnhi, snd M
'inlore and selected from the choicest & most arn,.J
makes VIE most desirable Goods Of the Season AMI Wi,
re sods oF very small advance, viz French Engiisb
s1c American Broad Cloths from superfne TO od,,n.
iwlllsd helgan do do, Invisible Green Biue and -
don Brown do do extra heavy blue Az Wool brk do,
ue hilcd SassIueres very desirable also single tuei
plain and fancy French aud English Cashmere v.v ~
IetOt ana cheApi also and ca Gold and silver InNod
Ilu piSin weeds, from fine 10 medium french Iisen
piiH All quantities. summer Cloths, drab DIE Persian
uaia and orleans do; SEQ Us. Linen and Cotton PAD
cd Mode. Merino and other Fancy Vesiinss in re.i
variety. The above goods will he made Ia order bv >.
lus' rae cutler aud good workmc warranted enuaf ia
any IN This or the Eastern Giles.
ASPSfGv .fEESSSP g. OSkSI
Cloth Dfcse aud Frock Coats, from srre-fne IN Nto
uuni tl and complete assortment of Summer Goats.
compete assortment comprising all the vareoa o,,i
les ana prices; CasSiuei, Ky Jeans and T,yees Dress
ava rock Coats very general assortment do do. C,S
S p, Osane Cord and Beaverton Pants do do
Round Jackets, sc. &c. - w.
Also ~ doz fine Linen and Muslin Shirts. Bosor,s
oone,s sc IS doc. common do, fancy stirred Linc,
ana Musih DO faimetfo and leghorn Hats with tbe
usual variety OF suspcndefs, I Hose &C ~
invite my friends and customers ard All in search Of
sOou Goods 10 give me call, assuring them can aud
WI sen them coed article fair prices for cash or Ire
ter Street. AIEV ANprp pc,. sr -
april ia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-27
40 a.D..onAArs,rnYslcIA ANA

.yH7UE sCBSCRIBE kecvs Constantly for vsa a,tlr
- lowest lrices, ~ assori eni OF MEDICINES
nhCCS, nN e. UFTs, PAINTS. OILS, Glass, VAR.
NiSH. bRt SHES. sc &c.
Con dent Dts prices vii! give sS'!sfac;iou Re solici:es
oven ticse who not taie-d 70 purchase a. tho ,ic
o. ssceraia tie prices ofiis -0t-ls,
Any eonmunics ions asking lie prices of goods, are
most clccrf-lly ard promptly answered
lie would ariiculErly SAFE thai he mas Sea-. Fac
tory lu cplcc ion wih hig s-oro, fJr Powderng yaG
fert - tSccacya0Et, aid many Other Medicire,; fr
ne fdirg Muss-d, Cinraror. Ais9ice. Peppe-, Cloves
T-c.i and Lamp Disck, Black Lead. Mcclellan Red
Z rono ysnow ard green, Norjenic. Yellow oehre snd
eT fairs. ~ on; al cfwbeh hs shc ser Al lie
Ky io,yesl priees.
! aims O. iNed alrcady Tor and put m in eaihco
pos % III 'crcnf sizes, Tor family oonveuiepcc
Pu.;y OF ne lest quality a. "a GEMS per H.. ont o.
Toutds aud upwards.
No charge made delivering goods in ANY, rart The
city j. w " gCRDON
Dpro0IsT, No i52 Wes, Fraii few doors nom Lighi
81. opposIIe Tie q & IL DEPOT, Baltimore ieh %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-27
NEW WHOLESALE
DRY GOODS HOUSE,


u undersigned ave now received their Fan stock OF
4 = ukh COODS. kkcLusivEIG roR wAoLFaALiNg. ,ud
h5virO purchased the decline In prices
upon the recent 4 sri aud otcrwse with every
advanAee Ia lelr favor are prepared lob goods on
siius A. advantageous "a the Eastern cities carr oFer
The satisfaction given 20 their customers during the
asi reason ed that business done on short
hss Cor cash will te secepa and Induces them 10
believe That with their ample variety OF FOODS and THO
small rS eentsge charged they will Re ena ed TO SUNNY
All dealers " no call aud examine, Satisfactory terms
IL may not lie stnisa 10 euunera,e leading Articles
as al index To their stock IA general
Brown Muslns. Sheeings and Shirtnrp. OF al r.ron,
Qualities and widths, sold al oas.ern prices and OF
shipment. NooenS-Suoh as Sa,me's, Flannels Ker-
ser leans, LlRseys. low priced cAssimeJ and eloihs
al The reduced price. Cashnefes NJ. de Ia!nea Co.
burg, Neuoes Cnghsnls and Al dissertations - reSs
goods. including the new style Calico Cashmere and NJ
de Lame Roles. Canton FlHnnea. able blazers brown
ana he aehcd Drills, Iickugs, cbscks cooied csbries
paler DO Brown Hollands, irish linens Domestic Cling
hams, Tathy velye's, plaid oak clhlings.
VINE GCods--Such "a aces, cap Vets, Swiss Cook
and Jaeoonet nusiin Plain aud plaid camtTieS veyv
style Heits Bishop lawn. Tarleon n,usins and long
lawns. ancy Arlicle inciudinn ncnues. Rrlons
Flowers, silks, Shawls Iiandkerchiefs, sc. &c
Ncii0ns--ltrs, Needles sr0ol ard skein Ross .,on,
lhreads, looks aud Ey es cotton Cord nres MhAe one
corset stes, new style Buitons OF al kinds SusUerders
dressing and ivory, Umbrellas.
I6loiS Tfimmings.-Re-t CANVASS and raidinr Sill. |
ries. SILK and wotscd series. Test blue Feyiug siik
twist and Thread, new style Buttons, Blindness and e
eeialy To sell by piece TO TAOgs And Others eNira
Ieneh cloths and cassimores, new ves,ings Tvoeis
BEAVER FErps" new Article for overeoa,s: Iiebt I
cloths Tor oloaks. blue bankcng plaid nsevs So thst
our s1oek. TALIANfs DfI an AIN "
Wheeling sep 70. 1916 - IN ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-27
A LITTLE LATER THAN THE LATEST
NV EnnHS

i ouN ELLIOTT has received. and is now nrcr !ur a
new and splendid assortment Of DRY GOODS and "a
'ttles a. his sore on Main street, No los west side p
'us sSve Marke' Alev. which hc Offers ST the Lowest
essn prices, TO which he would iuve the attention al
.VuhIy merchants. itdders. and his customers genc
ail consisting IN part 81 silk, Cashmere. Thii q sni
usin ue iaiss slawls; silks. al acas muslin e ines
anu gihghsusa a. al prices, Fenc1 ard English co,hs
SssiLe'es sslinels, twce' Jeans and ranue.s OF All
oe com ca 'ocis. shocs looking glasses rfetur
ues' &c. together with general assortment oforcs
ie az goods ialio uiu1nirrs and itiinuiurs OF All
ndsi an assortment ofrsss day and 20 hour clocks OF
Ihe best quality aiways on hand
n. b-ioddlsrs ost respect n,liy Invited In al,
- an assortment OF notions IN their res av,ys o.
IN hAnd and a. pricea TO COMP e with airy other s,s
isAu eat In tins city. 80 ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-27
NOTICE.
WATER STREET
Il Q TnTN G. S TORE.

49, bO-A LII ". u. y. LDIEL.
MuEELINGV l.
TIL. IL CUE~, Jt.
q EAfECTFULLY asks continual ion OF The verv d.
.ela lAronsge a' hss e ceiefore teeu extended 10
VIC ave concern, assuring thlse who " ID favor Liu
10 Cei lhat re VIII continue, hy STREET en;'on 10
nushess 10 SCI iom good Tie nOsl reason Ia ier
ana q pllees That oanno; ia TO gease. a.a p
tSRTON FOR AUTUMN. 1916
GkoHN q inch', hisA--7'lC l'eoHAli e,l a. sides
" LILO 'front.' aud real--f curve.
Tp-l oval! curve. l-io convey a.,
BEfN--G a. ecs yvit 81 and rear and T. "a Jols "
slaS.l eCse cur, s'i-l,ly r0red sides
SEr.--J''6 siopcd, l-lG inchcs curved,
BANoiNu.-Sl-i6 wide, satin and sA.in strineF
IL DiSa--t inch wide. hne rl.t ed saiip e,l1ei
ne aNove tslh!Oaie fAl ReAver Hat " 10 he found =,
h-NRfER's Fashionable Hs and Can Storc corner
% Nam and Union slfess whce has This dsy se.ev
81 ne asscI,Iuc " Has ifou New y ok.
No ash Beaver Si.5O No - Concy Hat leT
$40 M Silk MoesAin hat 20
no Russia Hat 800 GiiEel has rs
l.t5 Dr0h S.Urtir- hats IS
NO S"ney iiG 10 DfAj ard tlk wOolhSi IS
'aT"!' NJ !tH APEN 'tIiAN ANY.
Transparent Mohsir Cans
Chi,dEens eio,h Caps Cents common cars
- - velvet BOYS contuon care.
GeSs. OS ne ei SE ess Can, Gea' vsye' SIX sse1e esgs
Together with al kinds made from ls cts 80 si,5O
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10. RIrKrTla.
TAlL0R AN6 nRAPER-

NTNTN NM IINNTTN,
r ATELf oftbc tily tfHkfilofe would r-s-est hiIiy
- inform ths liens .l ~ bel ~ ard Vlehiy CD a.
~ hss ofene a. ~ aas1nsni rain sifcsi lew doors
90" ths Nrffia NntF. aai ntEi dor 20 ihe Mrrirr
Icfrrapl 81 re. 81 o. ltrfe.snr ra-men'f win q
ltlc ~ a i1a ntateft I'D ogf canyons u style anf a.
itN0uale rie larnr tseH srrslod a. cutisr to- tnc
Ios ~ yetf W tqne OF tls tsi 1,t .FhHff boz tbe es
len ri , tR fl icfB l.re iitaf EC M ts ale 10 rive
screfal rsttifasfsl fl si lo nav lsraf bl ps ts.y
custom. An apprtliicg wantsf to iearn zoe acve ai
assa. -. .ff
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CAPN. C1PN

FTtiIE sutsefhef having juss rs,nrne eror, "a. -.
emss wKb srEs snd well selected s'ock OF 80, -
s.Iy tsy shd sye ~ vogue, VIII be happy 10 see HE
uetss arc Oio cusoners. a. well new sf hs 49,.
~ SAB Street where every effort VIII he ale 10 pe.s.
~ ibe eove goods were purchases fof cash and ,e
~ spla ~ . snial Advance from cost -"
spill cHcAtt
II BOX supsrhps fSssh LEMONS received and T., ..,s
~ - ~ We HFATINE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-27

IN THE ROOM FORMERLY OCCUPIED ny
MIR lShttH COOPER

l
MIR lSAtNH COOPER
Nearly opposite the Norik Western Bg,,l
MAIN STREET WHEELING.
THE subscriber has just opened and Is sin receiving
g.. new.rery large and extensive stock of Fancy ard
SsPe Dry Goods; set able for tie present ard snfYosrh
ng sesson which Will h offered 10 the citizens Of Wbea
ing and vicinity a. Prices thai hut pease cfLor
~ Wholesale or rets Give call and we will tate
pleasure IN showing goods. You can then isre f,r
yourselves whether the goods Sd price, " IN suit Won
The stock consists iu pNtof vey lsr.e sssort,ent
OF French. English and Ametean Cloths and Cassincr
Ssnine's Kentucky Jears. Serseys Gold MiNed Tvecs
and HEAVIER Cloths. Blesched and Brown Musiins White
ard Red flannes Canton Flames. Checks and Iinors
IN endless quantities. goo pieces PRINTS so pieces Cinr
mans assorted. IRISH Linens, Ceiorod Csmfies sc En
ltoidered CRssnieres Plain Velvet, Merno sstn and
sin NesingS. Ccnt Satin black Italian Crsva,s Nous
lin ne'anes 30 pieces Cashmere de Coss Silks Aha
cas- Bonitazines. freneh and English MernOcs French
ashnete nelsne and Cashmere kobes Anrolne, Check
New siye Dress Goods. Diask and d u silks Satin.
striped Siik. Wa'erod Silk Ssviss aud aiull Nuslins
jamlrie and Iaconei Muslin. White Tsrioion &C. In 4
act every variety OF Dress Cdods numerous TO men
ion; Embro deed Thite, and Oulra shaws PLAIN mi.
e. Embroidered, Persian ard Printed Cashmere shaws
ESQ variety OF all other description OFFS hawss. An n
'indS OF Hosiery. Gloves, Mlits Bonneis Bonnet RI
ons, French Flowers. Sc. Swiss Jseonet Ediines and
nseriings Thread and sink Edginss ard Insertincs
500 " VIM. ,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-27
NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
~. gp.FFSR.9Gsys

~ a TAKEN ilc sfofe 40 so Main S-fc,, o--osi,s
- NithcGl eudsiisflO GUYS rufntu,e v's-o po.r,
.i ne as feeevsd and will keep andy on bend
'sibe sua handsome sock II - "
ASliiONABLE AND SUPERIOR
DNN GO0DS
~ "'tts a. Wholesale or Rc'ail on ,N-s NOS, r.
80, aV'h'. lis stock = rev a purelsv v.i-h $40
a.. vi ~ WIN iselai attention Tic ,vspts !.
e ieiei uade The aides and Gentlemen or yvtesl,.
u s,e'hlN sfe tnvred 10 call him. aud 10 sNtir,s
,itll thSl ttey will IND his sock aud rc.. 10 h.
he ci,v N' N''"''-Nea'Ni''s! IA
$3.50 - y BhelAng Socts ~ present. hui Re can
isSNrs ms friends that They viii did rvlar tsfe
"a n,y Goods store, II they call and examine
~ 10 DDAERs CU
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-27

IN lthai want Reods - low prices and good All lies
49, row Is yonr chance a. No. ne Market s,fee'
nave Just received Tom the Eastern markets General
assortment OF Goods OF Cvsry description onnss.irg m
pAr OF DRY Goods Don est c aud Fancy Articles feverv
variety and sone That we ihnk will please the fancy ~
"u most ashionshe ladies'. Also first rate
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