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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-05-08
From the ohio State Journal.
OREGON AND THE OFFICIAL PAP

A Gttle interest may be felt to know how
MIR. Polk and his "organ" regard The recent
proceedings of Congress on the Oregon
nupslion. Previous to the refusal of the
House to accept the "Notice" just as it
naseed the Senate, The Union put forth such
an exprt,sion as left little room to doubt the
Willingness OF Mr.. Polk 10 make the best OF
the existing state of affairs. Alarmed at
the anomalous condition Of things in the
Senate. he desired TO see the question ta-
ken oulot Congress, and his organ gave a
hin, IN the House that ii would be ae well
10 take the notice as passed by the former
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-05-08
WAR IN INDIA,

The pape me filed by accounts of the
brilliant wear IS u India, gained over the
Sikhs by Generals Hardinge, Cough and
Smith. The Times says;
The severe thrashing of the Sikh forces
by Sir II. Smith, has been consummated
by tue total defeat OF the main Jody by the
Governor General OF India and The Com
mandeI-in-Ch The loss OF the enemy
IN this engagement is estimated at from
10000 TO 10000 men; that OF the British
IN killed and wounded at upwards Of 1900,
amongst whom is p large proportion or
officers. The action commenced IN the
morning, and the work Of destrucl ton had
closed 10y eleven o'clock in the forenoon,
Sir Hugh Coughs account OF this battle
proves II 70 have been, while il lasted, one
OF the most terrific battles on lecord. Un-
der the able manWuV Veiing of Sir II. Smith,
this affair seems to have owed its success
10 the daring lnlrepidity OF our men, who
stormed the enemy's enIrenchment bayO-
net in hand, defended, as they were, by
10000 Srkhs and 20 pieces OF artillery
Nv H'"uFHFl WIS IIlllutISPi IoI our troops
braved the enemys fire 10y reservng their
shot I'LL they got within his enrench-
ments,
An awful sacrifice Of life took place on
the SutIcj, in attempting to cross which,
our troops moved down thousands OF the
flying loe, and those who escaped the fire
were drowned IN the stream. This vic
tory has put the finishing stroke 10 the
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-05-08

declared bV Mexico, against the Un'rd
: ave. q The whole Of the ANrH
ruf~t Was uo~ und- L.ockad. ',om Pc
Ja-kson. { > ihs Co. Ii AL rs
up 20 n,ght
A. tHc Pey'una was oniv 5 dave "
hon,s from po'l 20 porr. 81 W. protsbly
he Two % thtrr DAYS teiurr anv iater in.
lelIgence cumt- hand. lo hssi..
yours. &c. VN uALrFRNAN.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-05-08
Correspondence efttc BaHmore Patriot.
WASHINGTON, April %, 1916.


A great anti-adminisrraton victory has
been this day achieved in both branches of
Congress. Mr.. Polk had set his heat upon
being relieved, by Congress, t,om the re-
sponsibiIlty Of giving The "notce" to Great
Britain for the abrogalOn Of the treaty of
1897, respecting the Oregon territory. The
popular branch at frs! sided with him, but
at length has yielded and joined the Sem
ate IN authorizing the President TO give the
"notice" al his discretion.
Oh how the utras growIed in both Hou-
ses when the deed was done. AS the House
adjourned and the members Were leaving
the Hall, heard one of the western Loco
loco utras eXclaim in "A bitter tone, "WeH,
Congress, with large majority in each
House to sustain and support the adminis-
tration, has arayed itself against and de-
feated it! A pretty business--a democrat
ie Congress sympathising with British in
leress, and absolutely repudiatng our dem
nclatic administrations" And then obser-
wing Mr.. Holmes, Of South Carolina, as he
was passing with a smile and knowing
look, he broke out aresh in these words,
"Ah YES, you may rejoice in your triumph,
but see now what we will do with your
tariff bill"
This evening met on the Avenue
Government OHice-holder who writes for
the Administration organs, and he said to
me, "Well, MI. Calhoun has gained his tri-
umph in Congress; bnt mark you, Il Mr..
Polk now gives the notice, he will have Mr..
r,Iho,., !, ,der hia thuub- every measure
he recommends in the way of following up
the notice, MIR. Calhoun will be compelled
to sustainw
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nLLFE RnAT.r

We have received the first number Of a
paper bearing the above name, devoted to
,Total Abstinence from all that intoXi-
Gates" published a. Mt, Pleasant, Ohio,
edited by Rev. J. B. Wolff.
Capt. Wolf has launched and rugged n
very "tight little crait"-and we wish
him, in his run, bland breezes, a smooth
sea and a prosperous voyage.
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SINGULAR Gaze OF LOVE AND DGspE-

SINGULAR Gaze OF Love AND DEsPE-
RATI NJ Some time IN FebTus Ge
CAV, an acraUBI 0t an atT"mDt bv Msry
Ann WeiCh. 10 shnol Mr. LeSI GRAY.
formerly OF Albion, Orleans county, AZ
Latayeus, indiana, whom she charged
with teiDg the IarheTol her child. We
have since learned that the woman Wss
'utmerIy a resident OI this city. and
boarded Tor time 90 Mortimer street.
She had previously made similar at
temp, upon his lille at Ashiabula, Ohm
sOd after his incarceration 10 prison a.
Lalsyeltee, che exhibited herself on
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noKER. "A mar ainted black and other
wise disguised, altt mpled to rob a woman
residlng near Beallsvlle, Monroe county.
OHIO. She had sold horse tor SIS, which
fac the villain knew. She gave him some
bank notes, and desired thathe would count
them. As he s,ooped to do so. she struck
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-05-08
CINCINNATI Aprh 81 1916

Dear Wharton: The following item 0i
new. which | send YOU 10 advance OF the
mail may not tie without interest
The srca ner Peylonia arrived al Lou
isvdIs yes'erdav, 10 5 days n hours
f.om New Orleans. A she passed lhr
l0urr port she spoke the Uulted States
snip Colonel Harnev. ana harmed from
her that Neaico has declared wdr against
the United States and that the rRole Mtr
ican coast WaS HoCkGded
Whe;her Mexico is backed by Edro
ppan powers. or whether sno'her rtvolu
ton will follow 'he movement remains
to be seen. For my own part, now that
the responsibility Of the war is lsken
from the United States, | should be glad
To see Mexico added 10 Texas and Ore
gon, and the whole OF them made 'nsep
araby part aud parcel Of our e glorious
Union Respectfully yours, M.
We have since received by the Cam
bria he following slip from the CIncIn"
natl Union:
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-05-08

m~asure has teen organized BY membpfs
OF ia I,ou-e OF Lords. but the Tunes eX-
presses the opinion that the Peers will
pass the BIll, IF Il reach them Its fate,
acco. ding to that journal, in the House OF
Commons, is in great jeopardy.
The speech Of Sir Robert Peel, in closing
the debate on the second reading, was an
other Of those elaborate, welI-redsoned ar
pumeuls, Pregnant with mind and msller,
which the Premier, on great occasions, IL
il tl habit Of giving to the world. The
hberality OF ils tone aud the large political
and economic truths which il involved,
have increased ,he tha-m between hun
and the Old tory party. Ii is Observed, too,
that although Tie husJiltles OF the FrO,ec-
tionists toward the Free-Trade policy Of
the Government is as fierce a. ever, yet
that a marked change has come over the
spirit Of Iher dreams towards the personnel
olthe Government; aud it has been stated
lhot compromise has been the result, un-
favorable 10 the people, and injurious to
the fiiracy OF the Tariff.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-05-08

GtTThe Hon. J. NJ. RooT, Representa-
tive in Congress from this State, will please
accept our thanks for Il copy Of the speech
OF Mr.. Stewart, Of Pa, upon the tariff.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-05-08
Louisville Morning Courier Office.
Sunday Afternoon, 2 o'CiOck,
ibe Editor ofthe Union;

To The Editor ofthe Union;
The ste m,r Pey lona has just arrived
from New Orleans. She ietl that place
ON Monday evspug lus' a 6 O'Clock -
send Won, by csp'aln haloefmhn oi The
Yorktown. the following Verv import nj
ews. The steamship Alabama arrived
n, New Orleans from Galveston, about
an hour before he Peytona 1eil, oni The
following Memoranda was copied from
her Manifest:
MEM: OF bar S W Pass. spoke The
U. S steamer Col Harney. direct from
Brasos Ssntiago, bound 10 lhIs po:' -
The Col. n. reports III : ~sr has bten
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CINCINNATI DAILY Union |
NornlpO. 9 u'clock.

Ry the following letter which we re-
cplved this morning from the office OF the
Louisville Mornug Courier, it appears
lnal Mexico has actually declared war
against the United States! and 'hqt the
whole Of the Mexican coast 10 nov un
Ger blockade!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-05-08

We puh'ish the following from oOrpx
ira of yesterday. We do not doubt the
intelligence contained in it; bul how il
may result; whether there will really be
II war Of any importance we cannot pre-.
tend TO say. II there is anything in II
our commerce in the southern seas must
suffer The following Ierler came by
The CAMBRIA from a responsible source
in Cincinnati, and the writer espresso F
in private letter unlimited confidence
IN the truth OF the Information:
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him over the head with a heavy poker, aud
then alarmed lht urigltorbnod. In . lew
minutes thr man was iuuud dead. %
says he Belmont Chronicle.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-05-08
TIE BRITISH TARIFF.

IN relation to the British Tariff, which APP
pears in the European Tines, we make
the following extracts:
Since We last addressed our readers, the
grrat and comprehensive measure ol Sir
Ro5pTl Peel has passed through another
Flage in iis progress towards its fnale, -
The second rcuding, aiiera weeks debate,
was carried by II majority Of B8, which is f.
dlunuliun OF 9, n compared with the first
great parliamentary division that followed
us introduction into the House OF COm-
mons. Considering the lock. inv under
which commerce of every description Is
now suhrng, the progress OF the mra-
SNehy n" means keep pace with the impO-
uehet o' 'ne people. Parliament me- on
me YSd o' January, aud the beginning nf
April iinds 'hot the Tariff hrs only ndvanc-
I'd 10 the second reading. Ii ia ncw nm.
certain whether the subsequent stages cnn
he 90 accelerated Ns IN launch the bill in,o
'he House o lords before !n lament nd
Journs tor The Easter oliduys. DELAYS are
proVeFbally dangerous, and every day rcn,
.Aers the situation ol the Rovrrnincut NOR,
embarrassed and ctitical. Ithnros tooetb.
o. by the lortearance ct It's opponents.
All the great mHnuIacturelsin Manehes.
ger, all the principal merchants in Liver
pool, have forwarded, irrespective Of par
ty, the expression OF Their views To tho
Premier in favor Of his mcasure which he
duly LAID belore 'hn iou7e II ia painful
TO witness thv sF.cts oi tho present sing.
nation; and banelul as they are, the sg.
gregaie misery would he ess il the vista
which ovsrshsdows the future could be
penetrated. What the Lords will DO ia
etlil puzzle 10 many. and fruitful tonic
sfspseulalion with sll.
A strong opposition to the Government
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-05-08

GA@@GIGIGI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-05
CHEERING INTELLIGFNcE

e. RATIrUDE VIII swell The hearts Of ihon.
NH sands Of The aiilicIed SONS and daughters oi
nus happy land, when they aenr lhe pleasing news
OF The Unparalleled triumph uf the REVD Il
IIBBARD'S VEGETABLE ANTI BILIOUS
FILLS. which when rightly applied has been used
IN every case with untqunIled success.
Many ceruGcaies mighIlt necessary be obtained.
OF 'heIr efficacy IN The cure of D~yspepsin or lndi.
g's'ion. Consumption. Bilious Fever, Fever and
Ague; Piles, Jnnndice. DysenIery or Bloody Flux.
D'nHiul. Asialic Cholera. Remiucni Fever. In.
fammaiOy Rheumatism Scutvey. Nervous or Sick
Headache, Nervous Debility. Wofas OF oil kinds
Who'pins Cough, Scarlet Fever. summer Com
plant. Disease Il Women aud Childfen. Chrome
Affections Of the Liver. Stomach and Secrelinr
Glands. sc.
ln Inc q generous community shnn'd spfead fr
ah5 Iear The cheering Intelligence hat REV'D &
iilBBARDS FILLS. can he had 10y npplying Ia
Ibe following agents. 4 s TODD No 100.
JAMES BAKER. Main Street.
hP2S Wheeling. Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-05
CURE FOR II

d A FAIINESlO-K KS V%ERNnFUGE.
EEREPARED and snil by d y Flhuc.iocR &
a Co P%',isbwGh. Pa. TDis preparation has
si""d lie test Of many years trial. and IS new fully
established on its own merits; II il. the safest and
most 'hecinal med ci"e ior cxpel,me worms Cr m
the sys'e n ever discovered, II i not Necessary 10
publish a lurg Isl "f cert. fcnirs ~ is favor. n, il Is
generally and almost universally known, We how.
ever add The following.
Mr. q \ FAuNEs1 OK:
Deuf SiL-i have been nsing tour Vemifuge in
my practice Tor a nuu,her ol years, and fad II to be
The most sure and safe norm destroyer that ever
had.
was cFllod TO a child b or Z years OIL in Nav
lo42. which was hen Ia spasmls wih the worms.
gnveii one vial of your Vermi(uce aereeBb,y Ia
directions. and The child passed 440 worms. In n
lew weeks gave il ano'hcr vial, nnd il passed 200
more, making IN oil Gao worms. The child recoy-
cred lmm 'diniely. aud has g. joyed good health ever
since havo prescribed II in man, other cases
IN which u has brought away 900 md 300 worms.
lSg' ec) JONATHAN NORRIS.
wniicly. Green co Pa. Mny IL. AZ
About iwu weeks since I gave one of my children
a single tea spoonful oi Fahneslotk'. Velmiiuce.
ard II passed thirty seven worms. ! have used the
Vermiiuee in my family for nine years, and il HIS
never y%e'iailed in a single instance.
tSgned) C~ATHARINE SMITH.
Robinson Township. Allegheny CO Pa
CAUTION.
They nre many Vermiluges before the public GOT
mp IN similar style aud they are Frequently sold 10
lhe nrsusper ng as bong either The same or a.
good. Put no confidence in tuch statements. but
be sure Io get The true and genuine VermiGnpe.
prepared hy u A fAHNE,TocK at PlTrsBuRon. Pa
For sale by JAMES BA KER and LAFAYETTE
MNEELY. Wheeling; aud 10y Druggists and Nier-
chan'' generally. 3m mar Ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-05

FSNHEY KEEP constantly on hand a very rs.
N iensive assortment of superior hiah Rany
French aud Grecion Cfairs; X ckine chslrs. S,ias
ft't sui card Tables; Dressing Bureaus. Dc,lsieads
I"i!ei Stands, assorted sizes; together wiih every
''hor article Of the latest style aud bes, finished
: ufnuurc ever ofit red ~ thin clIy.
Gilt and Mahogany Framed L. kixg Glasses o
every variety md price Looking Glass Plates &C all
'izcs. P'rlnu and Picture Frames on hand aud
made TO order.
UPhnlstety Ware: consisting OF Feather BE ds
Bplsefs and Pillows. Hair. COTTON Hulk. Spring
aud Straw Mattresses; Blankets. Quilis, cutnlurs
Sncking Bhtops OIL cloth covers. Floor -clolh
Glass Mats Of oil Kinds; together wish every o,hcI
article ,ot Upholstery Mare. Un hand and made I,
under.
Neniiian and SlaI Window funds; Window
shades Il every variety and color; all If which " !,
be sold at very low rrIccs, aud Warranted of n,
hest qualify. Alec. MAuoGANY VENEtRs. Iia
l"lo'h. NARNisH, Spanish Moss. Mahogany Knobs
Sand Paper. Locks, Huge. caster. BLiNp TEiM
AlNG~, g instantly GA hand AID sold low for cAsu
We STEAM Bears furnished win every auicI
OF furnIIure Ut short rulice and on the ,civ lie,
terms sep 81
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BROOK d DILLON.
pI ENtpLpG

CHEAP As THE CHEAPEST
MAST SIDE MARKET ST. a lew d.,s bo.
IA low The Post Once. haze supplied hem.
selves viii a new aud large engine ani c,Ler n,
lures ior her husiuess. ia a superrir siyIe md A.
Ter ibtmsei,es that wIh Ten years EXPERlENCE
hey viii he able 10 repier he most perfect ,,u.
faction
They carry On The House and STEAM.
BONT PI UMRlNG in MI Us hrarcheS
LATE AND IMPROVED PATENT PIPE
~ arrangements Win Tho ~manuGcigc, 90
havc received and Will be constantly tece,yire
and prepared 10 SUPPLY The sGore pire wbple.aIs
and "Ini. oiihe hesi quality. nHd as low a. Il c,n
he had 90 he 6ouHiry.
They have constantly On and Uvdr,nts ~
various De -culiiun, hdrrTS' KettleS. water clos
els, bath lob, hot and cold shower botbs r.
forts ior bleaching, chemical am rains lead
Gins, patent bath gumpS, lead pipes of ali So
IS, sheet lead OF any thickness aud worked mn
10 any manner OF Ioim.
Water conducted through lcadcn pines from
>TrDgsio d~Wclit1g houses in the country.
%Snperior pumps Tor country wells. Steam En-
gInts NC. Sc.
an order, t~hsnklully received and pupetu
ally attended o..
STEAM POWER.
For manufacturing purposes can be ep~nptisJ
10 Scvctal descriptions Of mechanics. I'm the
3 j story Of then building, or on The etopnd
door ~ very moderate fcHt.
Wheeling Arfil 6. &c
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-05

SUGAR.COATEn


OR IMPROVED INDIAN VEGETABLE
PILLS"
ENOR Intermittent. Remiueni. Bilious and In.
n 1imme,ory Fever. Head Ache. indigestion
Dyspefsia. Perverted A~pretre. Heartburn, Cos.
iveness. Dnrtlua. Dy'eniary. Bilious Collie AID
Wotms. Foul Sr nssh. Pain in lhc Head SIDE or
Back, scrciuln. Scutvv, or any Impurities Of Inc
Blood Distinctions and Female complaints gene
rally.
There has never Appeared n medicine which,
while II con do no harm. IS calculated To do ~
much good. They eSCiie a heallhiul PRECIPITATION,
ard open oil The natural drains of The 5, stem. The
obstruction of lns, Missile Pc aspiration is the cause
Of a great propotiiun OF human suffering. These
pills possess he pocer, IN an extraordinary degree
ni removing all obsiruciious. and he, l,hful clrcula-
,ion. They must undoubtedly .upesrde all other
purgNtive medicines. as they have n iour.Iold nc.
'ion-viz; o discharge by tho Bowels. Lungs. Kid
neys aud Skin.
ChIldten Will not hesitate to take Them; and tho,
may be ruled on. beyond any other remedy. as M
,h,Ciual ond safe medicine FER WORMS. aud all
complaints incideni TO children More children
have been cured in New Soik The present year. by
the use of DR. SMITHS PILLS. Than oil o,he,
medicines comhlned-as there is no need OF forcing
Them down. like other mediciues.
Que important advantage IL liking these Pill al
they do not erpe. nor produce nausea or any uihe
unpleasant sensation Pills haven a thousand inslan
ccs. rrodnced Piles anil oiher consequence IA
worse than The disease FOR which they were al
> m'nislered. This Is particularly gnanLed agains
in he combination Of The many ingredients 1.
which DR. Smiths Pills are composed-lhu rcudor
ing ihcm harmless.
These pills are made Of The pVreI materials; ~
VIC have tie sa'isia, lion Of having proved to IN
Medical Faculty. that hey possess uncommon WI
tues.
Tb" directi ms and trenimen of diseases, accom-
pany every box. Ia a circular Old pages.
n S~ugar-Coafed Pills can he genuine with
out tho signature OF The sole inventor. e BENJA
MIN SMITH NJ d. President of ri,e New Yor
College of Health sron every box.
From The Deputy Sheriff Of New York.
DR. Smiths Sugared IL dian Vegetable Plls" hav
been used in The Eldridgc sireel Debtors Prisor
with Satisfaction. ] have never heard
medicine spoken of with more interest by tie sic
who have taken these Pills.
JAMES } BEVINS. Deputy Sheriff
For sole by PRYOR a. PAUL..
h"v I Jm Market St Whcoling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-05
NO. 100 MAIN STREET.

NJ. lO9 MAIN STREET.
ME SUBSCRIBERS would again call The
attention uf iheIr customers md the public
generally TO Iheir stock Of work. as hey have iusi
received from Philadelphia au additional supply of
SOCK anu an assortment Of everything Usually
Kept IN such on establishments. They have LA.
DIES and GENTLEMEN'S SADDLES of d LITER
eni prices and q%uahIes. Also a variety Of BRI.
dis aud MARTINGAIES; CARRIAGE HAIR.
Mss single md double, eastern = vie; common
40 40; Wagon de-; Carr 10; common and Gne COL
LAkSi Itace chains. a goud article; Hames SC &c.
Carriage, Buggy, Cnr R,ding nnd Wagon Wins
o. d'neIenl kinds; Stage, Buggy, Doves aud Wag.
gon WHIP LASilES
o FRAME HARD LEATHER TRUNKS.
wnh Lirbrch's patent msiie Inks and either i'm.
pf"Vemehis Of The latest ~ le both mf Ladies' aud
Gentlemen,
i""dS"''e imii"ton, ccIRm3A lcdhsr & hoir frubE,
mutation o"d Iron frame Hard Leather VArIgEs
ana Sne4lr Blg-. Carpet Beg; sumo imported one.
OF" superior Kind and finish. 10 which we call the ef.
'shl'h 81 hose wishing to purchase - prlmc arIclc
B"NNEr TGuNKs. CARPET Sttrhcls and Bas.ets
nofc Bfust Is, CUuy.ctmts. Catd.. g.. 3c.
They vail also mako % order any u,,pg IN ,,ci,
'lne oi hiisintss without della, and ofas good silrc.
fa' as can be had, and at far pticcs. Old ,.h
PROMPTLY and NEATLY REPAIRED.
Thankful iUr pat idsots they earnestly r,oucs,
INC continuance VI lhs sane.
feb III cam
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-05
LAIN ESS CURED.
SCAVpAN

CoMPoUND KBEoSOrE ACOUSTIC OIL.
alschafgc of matter from the care, ois. III
nyse dlsagrecahlC nDiscs. Ike De b., .gs ~
secs idiifnE % water. whzuug Of st',r =
w.. "ul'h are symptoms ~ srproqcbinr ~
"tss' and also Rruerally attendant with H. 80
.''e' F0f sale " DIR ; CRUMB4CKFR
M NOUS. Main ST. sid ~,
lhls medicine BE- highly rccommtrdeI aes !.
m. ,.,l"'ut arc gwen, hy yrry re,Il,i.
nov 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-05

u%iac'ufes 10 order oil Inc siHsreni varieties Of
Fancy French AID Wood Sea-. Noekons. Scroll
I"ts. Sial Back. Common aud Cottage Chairs fnev,
syIe) Also Sciises. SpcIsblss. Bo,Ion sad Half
b'''on ko,kefs. Nufsins 10. cnmmon do. large and
WAL Also. Chilfen's Table. ReekmE end
S'"in2 Ch'ifs and S'ools 81 every siye snd quail
ir. Sc Sc IN iaci OH from lhe siooi nj 6 inches "a
nc Mamm1lh chair Of weniy fset hisb Please
con and Examine if youneiyes and leave your
'flefs cod hey will be auondcd 10 To- short order.
Chains c%afeiuiiy packed ior shipment ~ sent 10
'i farsuf ihe city without enirs charge. DAT
."fgei he place No l21 Main 81. West side.
Jau ~ Gen w RiIEIDAFfER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-05

PmF6v- DR. : = rULLIngN b,
80 ISIS~ removed his oGice 10 FonnI
sirfei. o few doors below me C.uu IL,p.e
soc cod 'ao door. stLow zoe Pfesbytcuantbs,,,
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