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Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-03

~ The following is the substance Of letter. Of
late date TO the editors rom friend al Fort Washta;
the letter itself being accidentally misplaced, We rely
upon our memory for the facts, which follows
That COL A. NJ. upshaw. the Chickasaw Agent,
sent out tive friendly Delaware 1ndans the Witch
etaw village to ascertain II some horses that were
lately stolen from the neighborhood Of Fort Washita
were not in the possession Of that tribe. The Della
vases on their way out, met with indians but
large fresh tails, which satisfied them considerable
number Of Indians had lately been in that neighbor.
hood. When they arrived at the village, which i.
about one hundred and fifty miles from Fort Washta
they found the corn growing, the skins and every
thing belonging to their houses in their usual places
but nothing that had life in it visible; the Della
wares thinking strange. repaired to the mud fort Of
the Whchetaws which had been destroyed and around
which the dead bodies Of many Of the Wchetaws were
found, having been killed BY arrows. The ground
showed where party had drawn of their dead, and
the Delawarss at once saw that the Witchetaws had
been stacked BY number Of wild Indians, and
nearly the whole lz,os murdered. The Delswares
fearing t0rsusan, left in short time. travelling as
fast ss they could, and their route towards home,
met email party of Witchstaws that had been out
hunting, to whom they told what they bad seen, and
they st said that their tribe had been stacked
BY The Camanches or Pawnee Mahas, and murdered
They hurried on towards their village vowing to follow
their enemies, and, il possible, release any prisoners
yet alive" -l'
Our friend thinks there is little doubt but tina,
nearly oil the Wtchetaws slain and says that
persons around Fort Wsshits may nov hope to enjoy
ride on horseback which the th ievng propens tiles
Of these Indians rendered very uncertain they fire..
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-03
The Unia of the night Of the Sd. contains the

The Unin Of the night Of the Sd. contains the
following appointments BY the President:
George hncrOft, OF Massachusetts, to be envoy
extraordinary and minister pIenipoten,lary of The
United Safes for the United Kingdoms OF Great
BriIaiu AID ireland, vice LOUIS McLano, recalled
al his osu request.
John ! Mason, Of Virginia, to DO Secretary Of
the Navy IF the United States, vice Hon. George
Bancroft, assigned.
Judge Mson, it is said in the same paper, vii
continue act as Attorney General until the
place "a flld.
Mr.. Bansoft goes to England Immediately.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-03

-
A grent case Of vrllainy came to light y
c'ty.a few days since. and which has o
some considerable talk in certain quarisn
appears lhata young man OF PrepossessInss
anee, had won rhs affections ofaiwidov
the primo Of life, living in The State ,oftlq]
Tie induced her, there being opposition
unon at home. 10 leave her native State, am !
with him to Baltimore, and there tie the y,
kna. They arrived here, and put up ~
change Hotel. and after few days scJoss|
er"teless scamp left for paris unknovd, n
viii him some $500 10 money, noe
for = 100 more. u d all the valuables tho IVY
sesSsd. 1t was several days before she mss \,
complaint Of her loss, but il was then 700 ].
catch the villain. who after stripping Co.
female Of nearly oil she was worth. leh y
n'Iess among strangers. .i'ltis said tina! y
'"s, he lady Especially, are Of saass -.
the Virginia arisloc racy.-BaIiim0rs pr
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-03

The Parng Of MOnterey.-There is one Incl.
dent conneted with the history Of Monterey. in
Nuevo Leo, which is no, generally known.
The ssree,sof that city were paved by America n
prisoners, tken by the forces Of Gen. Arrrdondo
from MINI unfortunate expedition of 1916, and
cemenIed With their blood. These men who had
nobly perllsd their lives to o',ain the ndepen.
dence Of Msico. were taken prisoners. and q fer
being kepiii hard labor on the streets Of Monte.
rey for moths, were taken out and basely shot
by order OF the government. We know o. Lul
one survive of the expedition the senior propl-.
tor Of the leveiIe. Maiamoras Ffae.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-03

- Tbe river eoancneed to rise on Saturday las.
~ =, .. noslsy evening rose about eight feet i
-. 4. ,.e.Ss on Monday night. and there 10 nov
.Aou, fee, water on the bars .
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-03

Indian 4gsucy.-By letters from Washington
we learn tht Mr.. Thomas FITzPArRlcx has been
appointed United States Agent for the Indians 10.
Gated on tip Arkansas. Kansas and Platte rivers.
The agencl is to be located, we understand, at
Ben.'s FoF, on The Arkansas river. '.-..
This IS me Of the few appointments Of the pre-.
sent Administration to which we can subscribe
with pIeasre. Mr.. FIrzpArercx has been for
years engasd in the Indian country. . and probn.
bly, knows o much rs any other man Of their
habits. cha meter, WANTS and necessities. He
speaks man, Of their languages. and has within
himself the means Of making an efficien, and vigi.
liant agent. III is withal. an honest, well mon q.
ing intelligent and upright man. He went 10 the
mountains five mistake not with Gen. ASHLEY,
in 1873, and since then has been variousiy en-
ployed among the Indians Of the mountains and
plains. He was the guide to Capt. FREyoNr S
expedition. and subsequently performed the same
Office for Gen. KEARNEY. when, with tho Ora.
goons, he went to the mountains and returned bv
the Arkansas. Those he has been with speak in
high terms ofpraise Of him. Tha, he will make
a faithful andvigilnn, officer, our persona! know.
ledge Of the nan is, to Us n sufficient assurance.
- ,1T., rui..L a.t missouri RenuhIicnn
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-03

Grain for Europe. The following is from the
N. Y. Express, Of the 2Sth uIt: '''' ''.-
Last yeaTthe shipments of rye to Holland we're
very large, owing 10 the partial failure of this
important gnIn. From recent adyces from that
country, thee is every appearance that there " in
be greater demand for the article than there
was even lna year. Prices are KEEP, up to 10 and
70 cents, With no probability Of any reduction.
The dcmind for -four for shipment to England
has rather fallen of, although, there has been
some sales made for that market. The expor,
OF flour from this city. for the las, six months.
has been ov'r half million of barrels, which is
greater thanwas ever shipped in the whole of any
former year '."'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-04
Nj. & r.

W just receive and upcnrH 100 packare,
4 FINE chi n and QuEENSwARE
Amcng other articles The, hove
Fine Gold hand China TIE Sets from 81 To- 100 ps
Kich Gilt and Fancy d. do
DO a. extra fine do
Richly decorated Manicl Orr nenis. Colleagues. Fan.
cy Inks. Baskets nc. in great auety.
The Ladies are invited l. call and examine
these. as they snrpsss any ,h,ng oi the kind ever
before brought io Ih,s country AN gre worth seeing
Rich Gill and embossed Fruit b isl IL. laced & high
Nhi'c China do do d.
Gilt ard plain ComFotisrs. Casser Ies. Tnrrecns.
Boats ani S'ands; Tea Pots. Sugars and G. cams
Tea and Coffee Cups and Saucsrs. Pho =. Sc. aoieJ
plain and ia.,cy styles. in SETS OF piec, 70 su.t ci..
toners.
In common ware we have Ii~errrol 1ishes and
Plates of oil sizes. Teas aud Conccs. Tea va Coffee
PnIs. Sugars and Crcams. &c. nf vnript colots
printed. flow ing blue and Fancy Toilc Sc.. cum.
mon edged Plates. Dishes. Teas. Sc. &c. " n eve.
~ other article usually keId IN the most eSu n.,yc
establishments 10 the country. and which the ,ublio
need only call and price to he satisfied that " Asell
lower than they can be p~urcha-e elsewhere. We
have on hand md are constantly manufaciurp no
Cut and plain Hall Lamps. Lanterns. Tumhls-.
Dishes. &c; which together with orr stock ~
Q~neensware. we invite the attention Of purchase.
either wholesale or retail. warehouses Nus 7 AM
Monroe VI. Wheeling. Va nov IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-04
LICKING VALLEY

bifHN INl 1ONDAtuts
AND OAKUM MANUFACTORY.
y Wis establishment IL onu OF ihc largest in The
DEMONSTRATING entirely now patent ma
oh'nery for every bmbch of The business. The
Hemp IS backled IN its full length au,l spun from
the end. so that The nbrcs are not doubled; and The
consequence OF Ibis new process Of hacking and
spinning is, The Rope when tnnde. posse .ses iult2J
pt Ct more strength lhon ihe handmade. The csinb.
lshment has been IN operation Ter IL months. and
the Rope has already acquired a credit over Ike
Eastern make. ADD tho prices Of ihi1 article are ~
low as can be purchased East. a large and gen
eral nssoflment Of overy description Of Rope viii be
kept constantly on hand: such NJ
Patent Mnnilla md Hemp Rope
Packing YAM Bale Rope Cotton do
T'ace, Halter and Bed Cord Rope
Plough, Cod. front. Deep Sea and Lead Lines
ilamhro Lmes. tiousin. and Marine
spun Vafn. Sash Cord &c nc
have 10, received m extensive assorimsn, el
Manila Rope m ,hufac;vred NJ tho above Fnciofy
consisiing e Hawsers. Cheek Lines Of ali -iLes
Wafp-, &c. The check lines aic from . ~ 800 yd'
10 length. and will DE sDl1 At Cincinnati ~ Put..
bursh prices. Acting as Agent I sm auihonsod u
sell Tor cAsH only Peron, DESTROYS 81 purohas,n.
a gncd arucie VIII please give me = cail Rorr
Store Water ST. e. II BERRY.
Wellsburgh Transcript cory 70 amount Of 81.
sp2J
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-04
INSURANCE.

lSKS will he taken 10y the FIRE & MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
~ ne Torres, rates on
s1buiidings Of all.kinds. stone, brick OF OGDEN
i nd their contents:
steamboats,; factories; mills, &c.
~ fuIniiurc:
And merchandise ofallkinds.
And againstall dangers attending the trans
portation ofgoodso On rivers, lakes, seas, canals
aud railroads.
Fertile character of the companya rs to promp-
tttode 9nd hberality in the q adjustment and paw
mont oitesses, we beg leave TO refer 90 the mer:
chsofS OF TINS place and elsewhere who have had
TIE to3sstMcnt OF claims upon us. aug
Omco on Ma IN ST. R.W HARDING Sec'y.
RETURN PREMIUMS.
y Wiz Fire and Marine insur=cee Company
OF Whesiir g, will return 10 per cent on
Al premiums seceivsd for risks taken from tins
Ana where no loss has occurred.
Heb ~ II w HARDING, Secretary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-04
TNoNGSON'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF TIA :
AND WOOD NApHTHA


For he cure Of Pulmonary C~onSumpfiop
Bronchitis. asthma, Chronic C0fGrrh. IN.
fD6nzu. Obstinate Coughs. Splitting OF
Blood. Throat DiSeasc or Chronic LqrtY-
gifts, Poipitation Of the Heart and Lirer
Complaint, also, Whooping Cough, Colds.
DC.
TrNiiE virtue of1AR IN affections of the ~pulno.
nary organs has long been acknowledgement
In This prepa raIiun combined a. i, ,S with the most
variable pec,prnls in The vegetable kingdom. rem
dcrs II at once The most ratciual and safe remedy
In he world io c0nquci that Tell destroyer ~ our
race. C~onsumpUion, No person believes he l. n
consumpiivc until tho ,usidious disease has wsrkCl
lis way go far rs 10 leave 10 kopc or cure D, ihc
ordinary remedies We would therefore caution
all 20 hc guarded m time. The wonderful effects
OF Tar in M, cure Ut diseases that lead 10 Cun.
sumption have hong been known to Inc Faculty.
and in The comhisatinn kctc presented all - vir,
tues are re'nircd and much added In is power h.
iher,n undiscovered. IL has IN this form wrought
wonders. aud What il has done it will DO nCain.
and ~ il timely administration Will rescuc man,
from an early grnve, and shed rclici aId h%aypiu,ss
around The pillow of suffering aud pain. For pub
lac speakers this medicine is invaluasle. rendering
the voice strong and clear. and removing any pres
disposition 10 disease in The Lungs and Bmnchuis.
The Compound Syrup Of Tar aud Wood Nnphtha
is n combination heretofore unknown. cSering a
power over hoarscncss scarcely conceivable; having
n specific action on The mocus tissue and NJ The
same time bringing the whole system under lis
powerful influence. IL completely erodicatcs he
cause OF disease. be II hereditary or Otherwise. aud
by striking al The root OF the complaint impar s tone
TO The debilitaicd frame and gives renewed vigor To
the general system, and restores the patient TO piema-
lure health.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-04
INN CR Il y CE.
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE,

VI BIZ Sot 10 be-Ihai's the
question-whe,hcr i, lie better by one sweep
ing fire. TO be ruined-aud subject 10 all the ills
that nesh is heir 10. OF. like 4 pruden, man go 10 The
Protection Office, and there be made safe, comfoua-
BILE and happy-we leave for you e. determine.
The Protection insurance Company Of Hartford,
Conn. having already paid ever $500 900 Of losses
an The Western Country, Is entitled to The highest
confidence. and their agcn, Of Wheeling, Virginia.
w + PETERSON.
will take risks on dwelling houses. ware houses,
Stores, mills. VICTORIES. &c. together with their con
Gents. such as furniture. merchandise. machinery,
and every other description OF insurable properly
Also. en- steam. keel and dat boats aud their cargoes
40 aud imm any port on the Western Waters, OH
abe mos, reasonable terms
RETURN PREMIUMS
The samc rs AT any other Office in Wheeling.
Office on Monroe street opposite the Monroe
.kfou' G, and near the Post Office ian 10
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!. X. BoTsFORD.

3. X. BOTSFORD,
As JUST fereived a large assonn snt Of Sc
CARS snd TOBACCO The OlioW Jog are y
Iist o. The dlH, fcnt brands Of Segsri
5000 Regslta Las Ttes Cofonas
5000 do Minerva
1000 do Cazadufes
5000 Havana Ia Norma
1000 Rsgaha Dos Fspus
q do Victoria
300 DO Ia Pas
1000 Washington IL Nofma
10000 iIavana ~ different brands
10000 Principe Dc Ia CRUZ
5000 do Steam Bat
5000 Gusio Sans
FRUITS.
d Coc0a Nuts Orongcs, Lemons; Raisins; Figs;
Fn,nes; 2 ia BOTTLES Olives. J esse S~suiincs; 2
eases Of Lemon Syup I boz french Chocolate dnne
% IN superior manner, ! doz bottles Capcnii w
csst Trehie Crepe Vine ! qfcs.k OIL Btludi
81 1895 Oh pno0E. which d. iuf medical purposes
hes'de. q gfcai mlny ARTICLES too nomenm- o.
mtuigu. op p
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-04
For SALE.


VIE offers for sale Lots Nos
3 6 AID Is in the 9Th square OF the addition
70 south Wheeling. (calied Richietown) laid out
ny saml spfigg and Jno Richie. upon which IL
erected a comfortable and convenient brick dwell
Ing. and has an excellent garden containing a VOC
neiy Of choice Fruit Trees and Shrubbery; a good
well OF water. %sIabling. smoke house. &c and il
pleasantly situated. The property is now occupied
by jacob Bier. who will take pleasure IN showing
II 10 any ore desiring TO purchase.
ALSO-Tho undivided one baif of lcis Nos !
and 2. and The Undivided half Of The Nouh half Of
Lot No 3 IN The % square IN The above said sddi.
lion TO South Wheeling. with their Improvements f.
consisting ofa large frame dwelling. containing is
rooms Is md 20 ieeI each. and uiher buildings. &c
ALSo-Lot No i76 in EasI Wheeling. being 81
The South corner nf John and F,hh Streets; said ioi
has three Fronts, making pa feei--bss erected on
I a comfortable hsme dwelling now occupied BY
Philip Bier. ESQ.
ALSo--4O feet of The Fast Side Of lot No las
10 East Wheeling oR John street. upon which q
erected . good Two story brick dwelling. now ocou,
pied by the subscriber. The above property vii
he sold 81 low prices and on accommodating terms
40 ~ n e JEFFERS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-04
JOHN NJ. OREM A. co.
M~ERCHANT TAILORS.
30. "a BAnrIMonE 81.

No. 230 BALTIMORE ST.,
Northrcst cor. Of Charles, BALTIMORE
AVE- fecetNed iheif Spring and summer
y supply ~ Cloths. Cissimsres. Vesiings, 50
which hey will make 10 order 10 The bes, and
most fashionable gyle
GENTLEMEN's CLOTHING.
On he second lIur Of fIeif bui'dng winch hos
been hited up ipr he PURPOSE, will 30 found /,
large assortment 81 Inc fnfst end medium qp1lttos
OF CLOTHING READY MADE ofsugsnof snle
and workmanship
NO VARIATION IN PRICES This lowesi
puce is d distinctly marked 10 figures on every gar
ment.
Tho basement hos been Landsomc'y fitted mp Tor
he sole Of goods ~ he piece a ecfy lrfae assoft.
mcni a. CLOTHS. CNSsfMEPES. VEsTlNGs
snd TtfLORs TRIMMINGS. be ng always on
hand 10 he lowest market puccs, to which he st.
icmion 81 purchasers s invited. ca ap .
-. casks S|ALERArts. iccd ayd ior sals Il
cd mar II HUDSON q MORRISON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-04
WHEELING STORE.

JOHNSTON d. BERR WILL,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
No. 1871 MAIN ST., WHEELING, VA,
"/iLL NOTIFY citizens and likewise pur-
cbases throughout he surrounding country.
that they have received. and will continue To receive
for The next two weeks. n large and well selected
stock of FANCY AND STAPLE u GOODS;
some Of the hsndspmest ever brought 10 this city
Neither line or pains was taken INTO consideration
tn trying To selec, such goods ~ No thought would
please our customers. and mofeovsr. we can posi
hvely assert that we 10 nal, think any hDuss west
~ The Mnuntsins can compete with Us, ns regards
selling cheap; We would therefore only invite
Hose that wish To purchase. 10 rome AID Judge for
themselves, and will guarantee tia, they viii not
wish to lolk further.
LAD rs DRESS GCODS-A erty tcauiifI
article Of Worsied and SILK Bsmge nsW .fsir; Roc
de- Posses Monimaufe Parts; Mousim 40 Lruf
Robes. Bingham DO. Swiss g. French Ia0p d,
new style Aipacs d., Stks. Bomhazne ani 70 fcN
Hercnies Rptcs; also q bcautiri osUfim,ui %
French Worked COilsw
GENTS DRY COODS-,lols of every COS 3
width and Price; n COOL assortment ni Fancy Clssi
mefes; Linen Duiiinf Gmss Lrsns. " . ,t1' et
of PLAIN nnd Fancy ve-lnre Linen rsmet. 90 l'
Wus c0lowd bufders s~oncihue neW 81 u1 slHl
Cmvais anj scathi Gloves uud lairni su.penltf
&c. mr2I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-04

w n VhoN otVHIVNNN cyI EP ~ az ana
Wood Nuphiha!
Pn,LADELrHIA, MAY 3. ~
Mr. s y Th"mrson-Dcar Sir-lt is not within
Nh" P'wer nj language 10 express To you The crilis
iude feel for your kindness. hut had ability The
fame OF your medicine should hc sounded through,
out The world Tor The benefit uf suffering humanity
ia every cline. do not say 100 much aud well
nltesled facts bear rec oui. whom | say your com
round Syrup Of Tar and Wood Naphihu. has Va through
Providence literally raised me fcpm n death bed.
Last Toll | contracted q severe cold resulting ln
violent Inflammation of Tho lungs. which threw me
into n rapid decline, with racking cough. spiiiing of
blond. palpiialion al tho heart aud Impressions; nud
al times The circulation seemed suspended, a cold
ness would come over me, aud felt thai the pow.
crs fife were fast giving way. Nothing took
benefited me-. my appetite having lefi me. my sio-
mach aud howels being completely depnged and
my phi sician gave mo up. saying ! was past help
and must die!
Mr. Vickers. one ofIhe undersigned called to see
and kindly brought ne a bottle oi your medicine.
hui found me in a dying state, he leG The medicine
however. and | SO lar revived os to swallow with
efea, difficulty q ,enspouninl. and astonishing indeed
was lis effects; before taking my first bottle I threw
off from my longs u large quantity of corrupt matter
which relieved me wonderfully and enabled my
lungs TO heal. The disease was completely arrested,
and to your Invaluable medicine alone owe m,
restoration 10 health. For some lime hal charge
of the JcflesonT a Socieiy's Reading Room. aud
thousands know me and cnn bear witness thai The
iorecoir < statement is strictly true.
W,ih feelings OF lasIing gratitude,
am respectfully yours. &c.
WASHINGTON MACK,
Charlotte street above George.
We The undersigned. hoing personally acq uainlrJ
,.;,,.-- ----r~s1n Mack aud nm runarings. benr
~ ~ "e asisrIsnfus effects uf Thomsnn
~ syrup OF Tar and Nophiha. and the lralh
oil The ahuvs slaieme
'oefsi WINNER. ais North Third .,
DAVID Na~-ss. -.
HUGH MRuAlmord ST.
8 F. corner OF TrInmany and Funrrh Sic.
GEo w JOHNSON. Markci Square.
feb 16 6m Sole Agent for Western Va.
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BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM.
AT THE SIGN or THE
BLACK NAM MOTH RO0T,

VE"FW III y -TuTNtt DIWUTC,
NOBD a. HOWELL, have lust returned
from The eastern manufacturers. with n large
and general assortment Of Boots. Shoes, I,se,her
Lasts Findings. Ne; which have been selected
With gfoai care. expressly for Spring and summer
Trade, which hey pledge themselves arc of ns good
quality q will he sold as low as any lot or lots of the
same ariicle. HAT is now or has been brought Wcsi
OF the Allegheny Moun'eins. Persons wishing To
purchase will please call aad eXa,n,a our s,ocN
BET re purchasing elsewhere. Oar stock cons,,t, in
nnrI M lnllnr.s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-04
WESTERN INSURANCE. COMPANY
cArirAI aSQn mn

THIS company being now duly organized, ia
prepnred 10 make Insurance on every des-
crfptiop DfFire and Marine Risks, such asdwel-
ing Houses, Store II ouses, &c with their con.
tents Also. Steam Boats, Flat Boats and Keel
Hoats nth ths'. earaoe5 70 a sd ~, her ;r;b.
stSfY efreams. Application for Insurance 10 be
nade{ot the present at the office ofthe Wheel
aus n MCCOY Sec''y
RETURN PREMtU MS.
yIvHE WESTERN INSURANCE Compa.
ny OF Wheeling will return 10 per cent
on all premiums received for risks taken from
this date, where no loss has occurred.
II. mccoy,
March 3, 1916. Secretary.
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RETURN
- MERCHANTS, PHYSICIANS AND
t OTHERS,

ME SUBSCRIBER Keeps constantly fot sale,
- She lowest prices. an assortment of MED.
tLfHkS. DRUGS. DYESTUFF s. PAINTS. OILS,
GLASS. VhRNISH. BRUSHES. &c. &c.
toshden, his prices will give satisfaction. he So
Iic"<evsn those who may not intend to purchase OF
ths ttso, 10 ascertain the prices Of his goods.
Any eommunicalions asking The prices Of goods.
are mostsheerfnlly md promptly answered.
lie would particularly state. that ne has a Steam
Factory in conneEioB with his store. for Powdenns
9aiap. Hhubarb, lPecscusuhs. and mang Other
H<tlelnes; for grinding MuslarJ. Cinnamon. Ais
cF<4. Pepper, Cloves, Sc; ind Lamp Black, Black
{<s<9. ferfian Red. Chrome yellow aud green
vrs6<gris, Yellow Oehre sHd ohef Paints. IN oil
suof Which he IS able to sell D, lho very lowest
prices
re'n's mised alrendy kr use and put up in esr
tbrn fpis Of different sizes. for family con sentence
Patty ofiho best quality al 81 cents per 10. on
OF bisdders. and 3 cts per 10 in biadders. in quonfi
ties Of 80 pounds sud upwancs.
Or No charge made Coz delivering goods in an
part OF The cfy. w GORDON,
Dnucet.r, No iS2 Wes, Pnu. = lew door. Gon
Liehtsi, aud opposite The E& X Depot.
kb % BALTIMORE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-04

CAVPETfNC, OIL CLOTHS, 80.
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p per and fine infran Cafpftinas; also Sc, 2 4
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-04
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

WHULFSALE KETAIL
DOOKSEBLER AND STATIONER.
Corner Of Main and Union Streets,
WHEELING
As just received a large and splendIG a.
ar sortmen, of School. Medical and Mscella-
neOus Books; also a full of Stationery
Country Merchants would do well to cal and exam
inc my siock and prices before purchasing else
where ms am determined To sell as cheap o. my
other establishment ia the West. NJ Is