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Democratic banner., 1846-11-09


MArRrNoNIAL.LThe captain of a ship
had in a basket of claret for his own table:
After being some time at sea, as he was
.overhauling his cabin stores, he thought
more bottles were missing than he could re-
member of having used. While rejecting
upon the subject the idea occurred to him
that probably the cabin boy was the cause
Iof the deficiency. To ascertain the truth
of his suspicion he concealed himself in q
state room, and waited until the time for
preparing dinner. The boy soon came in,
and having arranged table, went to the bask-
Jet, took out a bottle, and said, clean Won
Dorsten, born i'll Rotterdam, intends mar
!riage with Diss Rosina Claret, born in
S6sEundy, Notice is hereby given fer tfe
first, second and third times; il no man APP
pears to forbid the bons, the ceremony will
Immediately take place. The roguish fell
low thereupon placed the bottle to his
mouth, drained it; and cast it out of the
window. The captain said nothing, but
after dinner went upon deck, provided
himself with a good ropes end, and call
ed the boy te him, "Jean," said he, sI've
Igot something to tell you; Pm going to
have you married" "S-o," calculated,
Jean, casting an anxious glance at the
ropes end, shave me married, captain?'-
'Ies. Now listen and see that it is done
according to law The captain elevated
his voice so as to be heard all over the ship,
and cried, know all men that Jean Won
DorSten, born in Rotterdam, intends mar
riage with Miss Barbara Ropes, born in
Russia, Notice is hereby given for the
first, second and third times; if no man
will take place immediately Hereupcn
the jolly sailor raised his arm to perform
this interesting ceremony, but before tide
.|scendcd, Jean proclaimed in a loud voice,
81 forbid the BANS sWhat, you r~ascal!'
said the captain, slid you not drink my
~claret?' yes; but if you know it, you al
so know that | did it according to law: If
you had forbidden the bans as I do now,.T
Should not have touched it." The captain
could not repress a hearty latgh. At
length he answered-"This time I'll let you
go, but remember, if you ever cas-: your
eyes on Miss Claret again, you shall be
welded to Miss Ropes in such a style that
you'll not forget the ceremony to your dy'
ing day."-[Linn News.
SWEET POTAToEs,-ciay il the
gyeatestcounty for sweet potatoes we have
''ever~seen, heard or read Of" We have
been permitted to examine a potatoe raised
on the farm Of Mr.. ]. B. Talbot of thi.
county that measured SO 1-2 inches in
length--l0 l-2 inches in circumference, and
weighed Abs.
Mr.. GroOmer of this county has also sent
us a couple measuring 14inches in circum-
ference; but not quite SO heavy as Mr.. T's
Liberty Mo- Tribune.
The "Tribune" will have to "knock I'M
under" for cold Boon" outstrips Clay in
sweet potatoes, and every thing else that's
street. We have been presented by MIR.
Stanley Crews of this Co., with two sweet
potatoes, now upon our table, raised from
the slip, one ofwhich mearures II I-2inches
in circumference; the other IL 3-4-thus
beating the largest of the 7ribune's only
three and a halfinches! Weight 5 lbs Ioz.
Knock under -[Mo. Statesman.
Democratic banner., 1846-11-09
Wa. L..

II The following is an extract from a
letter written by an old mail, to a friend:
sit is said that an old bachelor is not ca
pabie of approaching the sweet results Of.
matrimony. Hear how one Of the c~rusty
old varmints acted not long since: He got
married in st. Louis 10 a beautiful young
lady of eighteen. At first, lie was very af-
fectionate; every time he spoke 10 her, it
was "my DEAR" "honey,'"my angel" &c.
every night, for two weeks, they attended
the theatre; he seemed almost intoxicated
with love and happiness. And when the;
would retire TO bed for the night, he would
infold her in his arms, and lavish upon her
sweat lips, kisses innumcrable; and wlcnl
she would draw her pretty little white feet
up salong side Of him, in order to get them.
warm, he would press her still closer :" him
and say, oh! little f%ootsics, toot-
cold.' So far he acted quite
But the rcerc changes. Two
have past. Hear from him now
When he is with her he doesn't even Ipcak
a kind word. his mind i. upon money mat
tiers, and politics. When she approaches
him and places his hand in hers, and looks
into his face with an atfcctioaatc smile,
and asks him to accompany her in a walk.
or to the theatre, tie says that he is too busy.
And wore than all, he STAYS out ill twelve
at night, keeping hcI uneasy for hours al
a time; and whcn he does come lii, !lc puts
off and goes to bed without the least cere-
mony, leaving his Gear angel TO follow, orr
not, as she may see fit; and when size goes
to bed, if she happens to touch him with her
feet, he turns his back to her, and Says,
Keep your cohlhogfs and shanAs to your
self, or i'll chug you with my elbow"
Oh what a nat 0H Hing he is. III
I had him for a husband, | would scw him
up in the sheets, and tie him fast with a
string whilst he would sleep; and " would
get the irc-tongs, and I'd see ifl Couldn't
make the fur fly OF of his shamIs for once!
Oh, I'd Ike TO marry an old bacaelor.-i
I'd know how to fix him!
La me! | wonder if I'll ever marry an
old bachelor!"
Democratic banner., 1846-11-09

The following will show the official ma
~iorities for members Of Congress fromthis
State as published in the Jefferson city pa
Democratic banner., 1846-11-09

One of the passengers in the 'Hibernia'
on her last trip is the distinguished natura-
list, Professor AcAssIz, of Neufchatel. He
proposes to spend several years in Ameri-
ca, prosecuting his f~avorito researches.
Democratic banner., 1846-11-09

Ameeting in relation to the improvement
ofthe western waters, was held in New
York on the 28th ult. The great and rap
idly increasing trade and commerce on the
western lakes and rivers were considered,
and the proposition for a convention of all
the interests involved in lake and river ma
vieation, to assemble in tic summer Of
lS47, was concurred in, aad recommended
the city of Chicago and the 18th of June
next, as the place and time for the assem-
blage.
Democratic banner., 1846-11-09

pers:
Bowlin's majority over Wright, 2,2Ol
Milburn, 1874
w. & N. 500
Jameson's maj. over Brickey, 6,342
Green's majority over Miller, 1,643
Halls majority over Birch, 4,OO5
Phelps majority over Campbell e47
Majority against the new Constitution in
the State, as follows:
lst district, 1901
End district, 594
Bird district, 500
Ath district, 1905
5th district, 2,746
$3.50
Total number Of votes cast for Congress-
men, 67,2Si. For and against the new
Constitution, $500.
If you beat me I'll call out the soldiers,
rs the drum said to the boy.
Democratic banner., 1846-11-09

We do not adequately appreciate in this
country the magnitude of the pecuniary loss
involved in the destruction of the poptato
crop of Great Britain. A foreign paperes-
Inmates the value of the crop in the United
Kingdom at f23, GOO, 900, and set Gown the
loss to Ireland in consequence Of the last
years failure, at fIo,OOO,OOO. The Cork
Reporter calculates that out of l3O,88S a
cres planted with potatoes IN that country,
100, 6G6 are already blighted and destroy
ed.
DR.. Franklin used to say that rich Wild
ows were the only piece Of secondhand
ed goods that sold at prime cost.
Democratic banner., 1846-11-09

GALLANT ACT.-A soldier by the
name of Ring, by birth from the old Granite
State, New Hampshire, was, among others
of the same regiment, (tlle I'd infantry )ad-
vancing to his best in the action, when he
came to the rear of the, artillery that Capt.
May was charging IN. Some of the party
shot the gunner, who had already touched
the quick-match with his port fire, when
Ring ran up and pulled the match from the
cannon before it had burnt to the POWDER
This gallant feat was performed in the sight
ola thousand Mexicans; and, in so doing, it
is estimated he saved at least fifty lives, as
Captain Nays squadron was within one
hundred and and fifty yards of the mouth
ofthe cannon at the time. The cannon was
loaded with grape shot.-[Lou. Curier.
Democratic banner., 1846-11-09

The whole deficiency for the year in the
Post Office revenue, will be only $780,.
OOO-much less than has been anticipated.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-25

LICKING VALLEY


AND oAKUM MANDATORY
Mis- esiabishmeOi 10 one OF the lsfges IN the
Il Union-embracing entirely new patent ma.
ehinery for every braDch Of The business The
Hemp 10 hackled in iis full length AMI spar from
the end that The fbrss are moi doubled nod the
consequences ~ this now process OF hacking and
spinning is. the Rope, ~hea made posse iuii rs
pr Ct more strength han tho handmade. The esiob
lthmeoi has been IN operation Ter ~ months. and
the Rope has already acquired credit over The
Eastern make and The prices Of ,hi' article ore ~
low as can he purchased East. A large aud gem
crsl ossoriment.of every description Of Rope will be
kept constantly on hnnd; such ne
Paeni Manila nnd Hemp Rops
Packing Yam Bale Rope Cotton DO
Trace. Halter and Bed Cord Rope
| Plough. God Trout Deep Sea and Lead Lines
| Hsnbro Lines. flons'n. and Msfline
Spun Ysin. Snsh Cord &c nc
i have jos, received On extensive assortment g
Msnlla Rpe m nufscivrsd ai tho Above Factory
CONSISTING 81 Hawssrs. Check Lines ~ al sizes
Wnps. g.. The check lines are from 2 70 500 yd
in length. and will be sold 81 Cincinnati ~ Pnis
bu'gh prices. Aeiing ss AgsnI am an'horssd q
sell for CASH only. Psr-ons DESTROYS ei purohasin
, a god sn'cls will please give me esl koP
Store Water 81. II BkkRY.
wsnsbUrgh Transcript copy 10 amount Of y.
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Dissolution.

TIME PARTNERSHIP her~'yfute existing nm
i der The neme and style of 4 JOHNSTON n
son, is ihis day Dissolved BY mutual cuhssnt--
TbOs JOHNSTON Withdrawing from the coacsrn
TIL JOINSTON.jr will continue The bussness on
hs own account.
The liquidation ofihe affairs Of the late Grn will
be closed by either OF the undersigned; shoso.
therefore. who know themselves indebted. are re.
specially invited to cell and settle their accounts
aud notes Those tDho msy hare accounts agaicss
The FIRM. ore requested 10 preser, them or payment.
Ttl0S JOHNSTON,
March %. 1876. TIL JOHNSTON. IL.
n d. Those ioho may Aors accounis against Us
individually are requested TO present. them fos
payment. Those who know themselves indebted
TO Us individually, are also requested to call and
settle.
The undersigned in Withdrawing from the bnsi !.
ness in " hich he has been engaged for more Than
THIRTY YEARS. respectfully tenders his hanks
10 his friends and the public generally. for the
liberal support which they have been pleased to
besiow upon him iof 50 long period; and would
take the liberty TO recommend them 10 his Son,
who will continue the businsss, and who has 30 IN
associated with The undersigned Tor aImpst Twelve
yess mar26 TuoS JOHNSTON.
| TIL JOHNSTON, j. having taken the entire
stock Oft JOHNSTON & SON. TO which he will
in a fsu days make editions. respectfully asks Of
| the friends AID customers Of the late firm and The
public generally. iaar liberal supnnu which hss
been extended TO Them. I'm mai ~
| argus cupy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-25

.'oa; Al''bsS09 (ss-s- S11sl,. ~. odd
BY the piece. y.rd. sssbp 10 oisetI, v,u,,
issh'aas'ie hvle < - q.
aEADYsAGADE vepTslrNe!
mink hsvs ryhtlo boaa MI h.,oy =, a.,
'9D001 ss'on and Aav,ns{ woskel'sl The ind, l.,
eArs, iesides having on ~us,,.ueel q, r.,
49, IN he Clothing ous,ness in NV IN All
wheeling. feel cs1uDAlsdi thar / am nss IN, r.
ss.ia >. Tailor ere Az a 20 K. r." c smo rs.
s'a<s.. 'sy.sssry ~ss 10 AiStrsf," MY B.
p"pes sof ne Ia mention here I'm, hsv acquired
my old s'sed a mo estnss Cor arss yssrs sore /
Ias"',o" shss IN coassqaencs Of The ~ Known
ias' 'hsi e"s of nay eosspe'i'on enJsa Brsd N.
bard 20 step into NV OLD sasueba, they w.aftn,
a.; shhossh he Imagined he M mere Laaiocs.
add more capital than myself bui that gaias wo nd
oos 'sks me- haw ne c.,uid dx a. - -
My stock OF READY MADE CLIO rHfN 10 Nd
complete, have g-t plenty ofhand. 10 ~ask n
always dA hsse. E,r the rras,n o. dvuhi that fbeV
receive their pay regular. and sufl,eeu, To provide
themselves With something 10 eat. for 1 don't ssh
them 10 eat Csiiroes or Coal. neither do ( uff,r
poor female Is cts Tor piece Of work and rive he,
bot i21 When ~ IL flushed. Long e,peslen,e in
my husintss has taught me. to Do uuia oihers as
would that Others should do unto me- for wa.
foorneyman myself tor several y~ar.-never was IN
wsni Of my r'ea 6ecf sni fes dvila,s a day, and
intend TO cary out ihat principle Wide am 90
smI tyes
My q ok OF clothing consist, in rar, Of broad cloth
fock and Dress coats Of all coloss aud onaIiis.
pfsp dEa. Ca-hmers. Bambazne. Twesds Linen
Cheeks. Plat" Linen. Cotton checks and every oher
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-25
PHILApELPuIx
PHILADELPHIA
. DRUGS u, .4 N.
MERCHANTS, DRUGGISTS, PHYSICIANS,
MANUFACTURERS and PAINTERS

MERCHANTS, DRUGGISTS, PHYSICIANS
MANUFACTURERS and PAINTERS
a IN. particularly invited 10 call aud esspine
n our stock Of Drugs, Dye SIoHs. Paints, Var
uishes, &c we have within The last year opened
y large Wholesale Drug Sore with enIire rsxsH
srocE. which we Offer for CASH, or approved
credit nj the lowest market rates.
We particularly request oil persons IN ~sni OF
Goods In The above line 10 cal snd compare our
prcss with what they lave previously paid. end
hen Judge for themselves, We have a. present
foil s,soIimsnl--smone which are
DRUGS.
Cars OIL Lemon Eine ane eos''e sponge
Cans Oil Be,g,moi Fhieoi Me"spss
Can. Reord oil Amber Dry CASTLE Soap
shsLs,.' Herbs & Isis Mace. Nuunegs, &c
e,os cssm,esls. &C Druggisis' Glassware
DYE-STUFfS
DIV. oil. hrs A. oisks Logwoots and Coppetas
Bengal a span lndigos Oh Vruoi
Pm A. Dutch Msddsw Alum and Sumao
RED an While Argos Cochinesl, &c
PAINTS.
Pr,e erJ vhns Led Jersey Window Glass
RED Lead md Lihafge Linteed OIL
Coysl and tspan varnish Psinl brushes
. Looking sl.s. Plates FlDe eOlofs. &c
AT VIC
NEw WHOLESALE DRUG WAKhhgUss.
" ~. corner Of Tenth and Market ofrs<'s'
PafLADELPmA. - "A
sp2i 2w CAMPBELL q iktNDn
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wRoLUsALr
DRY-GOODS HOUSE
~ m EEl.UN(s. Va

In VIEW oInDes great advantage nov cfsssd
i ny whsen0k 10 CooDiry DeslersN ami others
I'm The purchase ofiheir-pppies 81 G'veers. nrsrs
uiaciafsd ARTICLES. 81 and OF It's nlin"ts eonaeErar
with ,hs Eastern ci,'~s; fariy OF enrn "un,ca ION
and easy carriage Of merchsnd.c;) additional ia
eili'y for purchasing DRY Gsods IN uat town. Will
he acceptable lo ell buyers
have nav engaged IN The husne.s--have re.
es',td my Spring Sock o Good. ane prepared
'o Rep CONSTANTLY oa hand, an smpis .npply o
| such ss-sds - nstdedny The wh.ss~.sIs dealer
h<saR rssshss-d ia ,hs sas,srn cuss nj aseio,
snd Other" rse on The moot sccs,niHs dating terms
am 'hersss'e prepared 10 ofTer greater n,ducemsnr
to Cash or punc,nsI eus'orets Than have h-rsrfor
been ofersd Ia tina CITY. w II sELBY
apl6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-25

ss.s,.s' i,a q q, ii. Nav Yo;.
/, CASHMERE. l "a, &sass..ss..s..
C.: ,; .''z A.! T.: e 8
43ekef ys.l. 70 r~shsp. the "a looking M
$i asSormen that ever wssH.,k. j "a
nv ~ ns IN Klcss frou s0 cts TO
TX - doe. Linen n3eS,,yn Shirt;
and N4p2rs than heye linn to count. Coz
l.t.. Rs'NS sS.pendsp 0Dv... cnv.,.. SOCKS,
SILK and - hiksc b hoe and a sfes, variety
OF o'her aS,Srss> ~eS - US DRESSES ali
patterns and aNFAi pG6 khsI. and unhreiis.;
MERCHANT TAU EsI A BLlsN IiENT.
zoe lurnishiss genileais - on F,iire IL si. eass
I've found here neatly m r and cheap sFeasaf 4
L. eonclusos Z w,iLsayvhai I cal x,t,vN sell
my goods ehYpes Id y ofm feoh,& nsta Who
he Eastern rii's'. can bu5 them, ped hope u 81
eas'omer.svSell 90 my new pne: swll 10 lenscs
be gullea1ty THE hsI'-way sad p8s.iy d sA.e
Cloth nc. such ss ca,ly Surssd by lho.eSq u
n" kno~ie,ge Of The Prefsssisa sshaisvcr. Msfs
'ore would respectfully solicit my ia, ends. ~.
tone" and The pobl,c generally To cell and examine
'or themselves. ssit will sdord ms and nv cle,k.
much pleasure IN wait On I'll a. any time Don't
f"'gd the CHEAP CASH CLOTHING STORE
on rHE coaSEs. with FOUR BIO DOORS
ap2a q. RICE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-25
AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE,
ND. 100 MARKET SQUARE.
East s,Is d or North sf MDkss Ailsy,

East sue I 81 N0rIh u MDkst AIey,
JxNHE SUBSC RiBER respectfully info IN his
n friends AID ris pa bite. hat he mas taken the
sbeve sore. where he is prepared 10 receive goods
lof ssle on eommis-iun Ur 81 auction attend o oil
sales o. Furniture. kietehssdi.s 80 Real Estate on
Tho meet IavS'shIs terms D'y Go do Hardware
Gok and valis,y Sslss on Tuesdsy sod Ff'ds
evenings. Furniture ssles 81 the siofe on Wednss
day and Saturday mnfninga TnsnkfnI Tor nasi
iav ofs he will sndsavof To merit ecniisnsnes oil
pn bic patronage. sp2l WIN HALL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-25
Wen herel come Iasre wis,ths Es&k MD 1nnRA
CHEAP CASH CL0EITX22fsSS Ss';s $" - '1 NJ 5
. II S. RfEsE.
Corner Of WA 1cnd 1o,4oe sfs 1xAee,hJ W. -

i HAVE just returned from New York. Phiis
u deiphss snd Bsinnose. Nth The LARGEST
ssosk 81 Spring sad Ssnnss Cvads that ~ss eve,
iooaed 81 Ia any house this ssds Of The Ai<rks.v
Assssssss. Having snissss< my sroaE Ia doubls
ne 6snes sss SIC the rorpsss Of mixing roos,Sa11
my LARCE STOCK. snd ior the accnmnois
Of my cusirmep - they cnms in have sIso op.o.
81 TWO new sddaisoai DORIS. and this improvement,
.s'nk. vii snssss ne 70 pay every sueniion to eli
Who ~, haaos ne with call. bsvs Geqnsn,iy
asa % many v'ssises ssnd ~ss much crowded
INST they hsve hseh coupsIisd 70 leave foe wssr al
soo@. - ios& q ~ 0seds even hear my cnsAp
Ssscuh Now cay 0sss one, cane all, aud ,verv
snsa'tes viii be paid. Gs my Stock Of God ! nd
NJ aase 70 sstscssasly large ~ secummrdn,. Old
and Young Married 90 singls--Ladiss, 0easls men
end all
stock OF Cloths
=. o'sck. Bsown. Cfeea. Pomo. lavribis Green,
e'ss snd vssious other fancy colofsi broad Clo,hs
,nrosfed hon France and EngIsnd direei E,r the
fashionable trade. A,so large supply of The now
'" wye off rsash CASH mere. superior In On, thor
ever cnered bo'h On style. quality add f.shiea
SESriNCS-As To ves,,ngs dsIy The world 10
oest 'hem either 10 qasliu OF vsrissy; 4 shslt mo-,
attempt 10 onnmsfsis tho Jkdsrsai kinds ut pses.nt
nut safhes l. 10 any that Ihsv are seidsdly FrstA
nsfesore you will please excuse q TAiLoa, foe oo,
nnaers'sndsas The TECHNICAL '-rm. 80 r.ve- !
SUMMER C0AT& BATTALION STUFFS.
~, rs'n -"d fa"ry L,".n ~ ms. Z .eck; Bos~n.
n.scs sna Fancy Csehmese; o smbsx nes. Ssik and
We" weeds all eolon and gsst>s; Tuchap.,
s"a Henry Clay Tweeds; BosIon aud. Ksn,aek,
Jeans. a"d many Other styles Ito sumerous n n en-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-25
NEW GOODS.
6ER 1 M0YTE,
20 le3 MARKET srREET.
AAv8 JUST RECElvED fo.n the Es.,>r
- CaSos.s large s.s.,m.., al gr..h

s~Ss Ao(eitkO trssm the knatPfn
~ Ssw.s isrse sss~'msns ud rrssh
SPRING DRY Go0Ds,
Nk9 swhssess eli the me, sashlv.sbis ssvl. Ar
s ns Ladies dsessss AID <vsrv yss,,,, a, (;..'
1919 wsss. ~s.eh sh<y oa.s u. O. ,,s.oc.,,.
}. = ihss Co he parchased a scy ohe, hos..s
~ e~y. We can make &c a. chico, Coz ,h.s.
s"s sss cell b. Pasehsss ~i-hoa, looking .l,,
neess coops-Ne~ syl. ore,oai. Rob-.
49, LAWN. rev patterns; Bssssfines. Fr.urb
k~sssh C'nshams Rssssss. G.nshsa l. IA mo-:
Alpaoss. &c. $3.50
- ssUs esssssmees etcsi,en>s. Ckssp.
N DON EorlC OOODs,
- sWt biesehsd Mssisn. Tick,ns. ps,,,o..
:gae passs EVIL p,ssd csssa Goods 70, Pam,
- Csass. o.. -
NstxAiGNS WEAR French, Es<i;.h and
Ssysa css&hs ell eoiss~, PLAN end lsacy Casa.
SssssSs't.aessJesas. cssh~s<ssse. samme Cio,h.
SssA - fsssy Liees Dsasnss. Satin and o,h,,
vesnss. ss'a. Liss~ end Cs.hssc udtis. sssp. n.
- -
9vsy tin< Of Baaasss. Ribaoas snd r,imm,n,,,
4esssah- Sss Sksassa he nswsss s,ylrs, IN .ha,,
ssssShtas Ass - sssaiIy ksps IN . Dry Good.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

AsiNC during The past season sssfiy closed
HI oai nav old stock. with view Of entering
upon The Wn"i,sale aud Retail trade united. wuh
stock 40 new fresh ~ possible. SOW ofTrt
ior sale 10 hoih des~r p'ions Of purchasers my as
-orime-i OF Dry C,ods jns sfnvns; purchased " nh
the advantage OF hoyiug 80 largely at once. aud
seiecied wnh great care and attention.
The ssc1nd story Of nv siore 10 6ued up esclu.
ssely for the Wholesale Department. where l have
heavy stock and avn constantly prepared TO sell
the beet terms.
My retail sock Is nousnslly large and complete
sxctlh'g even that 81 frpef ysaes (ihis season
E'ss's beng di.'ingnnhsd ior beauty Of siyI. and
vars,y sf msieriai) and composing rich Fancy.
Staple aRl D,ns.uc Goods 10 wh,rh attention " Il,
ifom Tine be diTeeIsd by small advertisements
spS w I SELBY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-25
wINER's PICTORIAL SYRUP OF
AND ELECAMPhNE.

A SPEEDY and saselusl Ro'nsdy iof Coughs
- Colds. H.rrsens-s. SPRUNG 81 Blooj "hooP'
iag Cough. Comp Pleur.y. B'ofehfr. Co"sninP-
lion Pains snd sorsnss. II The Breast snd LnngS.
A.fhms. . rost disrs.sing 6sesse' The sailennts
NJ y heh hsve been sad even 70 be "o''s 'h'h
t.s 81 dsaih csn 10 cured ny Inc nee Of inedicin'
/ The symptoms Of ihis disssss are, violent ssHse
NJ CONSTRUCTION oifhs chest wiih loud. ~hsfEoe
70, . fstiopj We bear she patent o. soms d'sisn's
shes1ing snd Dreaming Such sn sils'k a. M.
/ j. soon sc compsnisd BY shon sod dfheuli cough
during winch. the face . pale elongated p'ueh-
sd. tLs nass sad 81 fcniHes become colds The shin
I hfoUghos5 he body bscofn,s rough rom felfoes'
.t,n ~ blood ron -; = shoddeung 20 ssose n
eseeping y fsh w different parts u I've bodyi 'n'
the patent looks a. n he were jying' he cold SO
pale sbd sssrins Tor breath. snd ins0eh agouy ron
/ he want of ~, hat one would think hin d}ng r.
such an auatk % tbs mss lss' oily is~ minn'es
II nav lest ssvsfsl hours q gsnffily lakes p's''
aboor he middle % ne n'shi. 40 - ms he4u'n
on Sudden change II he ~saihsf
For -sle by Pryor 8 PAUL. l6i Mo'hs' y
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