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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-10-07

Since the selling OF spriiuous liquors
has been prohibited in New YORK, the land
lords in some Of The counties are adopting
all sorts Of tricks 20 eyadc the law. The
foiowing are the latest we have heard of:
In one tavern the landlord has caused a
box to be put up Ia. his bar room, on which
are painted 10 bold letters.
"Fos ,as Si1sw snd orphan fund of the
village Of -"
Any body ,sasaisg sssss Of liquor. gives
a sixpeuee ~. the Csuee u charity, and tho
iandloFd sier,S.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-10-07
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS
On main street, one door south Of
II AIcErl-- Sod IL "a

J II Nleaols--ooallI5-t, " ].
1T BTONsLkE s, CO, having boueLt tbs
AAs en-ige s.ccA Vi Gods, oEJQg-. 10 AIS MAY.
het by Geasrs Richmond :. S4l1s,-l. are prepare
to sell Goods as low as can b; L5C--. IN Racine
county. Tor cash OF produce.
Their s.oea Is entirely EsT. h27.ng been par
chased in Boston and New OH. the lac. fall. and
atprices that they are enabled 10 make il an ob.t
Tor all who are IN wan, Of Goods 70 give ..r call
before purchasing elsewasy
II. 3. 'F0WSIEE &. co.
Southport March 9, lao u.j
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-10-07
NEW Gts,DS

CST received from New fork City an eatire
% new stock (the latest style, OF foreign and do
mes'ict Goods Of ell kinds and qualities, also Gro
ceres and Crockey, which wl.i be sold low a;
wholesale or retail Tae Subscriber takes this
snort r7eti.a 50 ss rot ,o l Up the paper OF bur
den the ses4er. flea.e give sse c call and exam
lae for yasFsesves. kscoieea any one ealing and
looking Throagh oz- sock -xe nsi ia aay way IN
der any ooii gatisn 60 purchase.
Also paper hangiRgs i stationery OF all kinds.
w. z. SL0CUM.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-10-07
y 1876. -
c. I. HUTCHINSON &, Co.
Storage, Forwarding, and Commission
IS4fi.

I. |. Ht1CiilNSDN 6, Co.
Storage, Forwarding, and Commission
TI3RgElA[ZEl5.3
SOUTHPORT, WISCONSIN TERRITORY.
AGENTS FOR VARIOUS LINES ON FIE
Z RE & OSW ECO canals
ANo STEAM BOATS AxD sRopKLL.Rs,
ON TIE LAa.S,
LFoy x Michigan Lake Fou Lno.-Nhce
Ter Ciocilet. q CO. agcn,s--lU Cocniies
Slip New York. Gcofge DAYS, agent
Long Waarf Buti,alo.
Toy ard Tes.c.n Lake Port Eiaa.-Wrn.
G. RICE & Co. agents, Coon'ies Sip n.
I. z. l.. Stembersh ac'i Bu.lalo.
lroy sud Erie L,ne.-Asa & Ieiii,N Cram
ber'sin aseals, % Coea;ies, New York
hilaIuly Pease d Go. ag'is Bu.I:,o,
Prase and Allen aa''s Cleveland.
Troy aud Ohio, New York a1d Ohio. De.
tro.t and Troy and Rochester Lines
} Il W;jgas, Il Aoyser ~. aad J c
caanan :, Cocnies Sip, New Io,A.-
James II Hooker L: Long wharf Boston.
|. Cobb, Azei Hooker, il kug.n4u,
BaGaIo.
Merchants Transportation comp.ny.--O II
Clap.n ae't Albany, Gross, Holt &, CO..
New Io.k, Holt, Palmer : 20 ag'ts But
falo
Fulton Line.-C I. Brace & ca. a.',s s..
tany, Ward = co. agents Buffalo.
J,.ea aud Oswe-o Liae.-W : Ross, ,ar
100 Broad s.. New Go:a, Doo...tc /
Nio.!e0u. OsWero.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-10-07

INTERESTING TO TIE LADIES "A n. Y.
paper thus affords cruob Of comfort 10
the ladies' whose cOuutenances are sun
biemished. II says. IF ireckIes be deem
cd an establishment 10 tulips, cowsiips and
the far flowers which may be termed Gods
earth>wri!;cn poetry, how can they be a
disfgurn.ent 10 a pretty girl. the flares,
flower ol humanity, and Gods living inn
ageW Exactly 50; why?
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-10-07

CEssGxY.-Ho. .sise:essiy fine saax
cou.es down, You sIsy see !, bur never
hear 4. slcL 5 t-ae cilar,y
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-10-07
Dgi,aI.A.E Mr&nEG At ! rANp MEET

Dgi,alaa,E MrGDEe At ! CAMP MEET
rSs.--Ti.e ae,ng l,'s Enquirer says thai a
Young maa Esned Wilson Goldsby, was
killed 4; pamp mcclias. in the northern
part Of the county, few days ago, by
man named For5as. G;o!dsby was sealed
near the arar-al wh;ca The congregation
were engaged in religious seryices-when
F"r5us !, sad 10 hase approached and IL
ilcied iaiai stab without giving notice of
his purpose. GoIdsby was The son oil
Niles GoldSLy, respectable citizen, and
was about z years Of age. 1t is SAID mat
there was an old grudse beiwecn him and
Forbus.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-10-07

I A r III Z r S,
At the " Hardware store" NAV cow Re
The Goods yoa waDt, bo,a cheap and sound;
Where, us q .1cT, est other things,
Hou'It find his vel made S.ep.ss and Rings
IT'S said his DTag-Tee,h, Chains aua Axss,
VIII money make to pay youv taxes.
Stoves, Wedges aud tough Beetle Rings,
Can there De bought near d. {. AiAG's.
Oh that had the pen Of Byron,
Id write about my heaps o. Iron;
Aud tex how /, 'tU-1t King and Fitch,
VIII SCI! 50 cheap, yoa'E al get rich.
+. Balm.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-10-07
NOTICE.

T7HE subscribers would respectfully an
4 nounce to he citizens Of " iscons,n
that they have established vinegar face
rs al Sou,hpor, on Market street. Their
vinegar is ola superior Quality and war
ran,ed to keep any length Of lime.
They have also oPe0ed I IcEPcrGars
Recess where they keep al relreshme43
belonging 70 such an rs abIshmen,,
SCHILLER S c..
Southport June %, 1856.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-10-07

LADIES CALL AND sLE!
3 TFS. O l.. WALDO Gas lgsea,s arrived
w from lGc.as, and o1ea4i q shop o. Fala-st.
ma bulldog dc ap.ad by }lr. Iarton, near LII.
C.akwr. shls boarding horse, where SIG will be
happy to wais on oil who may Re pleased 10 favor
Der vlti Z call. she aas on hand few s,faw and
SeeFc. on Hats, also Lacez, Ribbons, Ar...eiai
flowers Sc. &, which she viii sell low Tor cash.
S5uthnori. August 5, 80.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-10-07

! wealthy farmer living in the neigh
borhood OF Baltimore was oasslonaIely
fond al The luTl. He incurred large ca
penses in producing the best booded iotses
--cmplogtd lie most experienced grooms,
and had rdeis OF unsurpassed skill. lie
had in the opinion OF every body, one oil
BEST stables III HE country-aiIended every
race far aad near. and backed his horses
in large amounts; but II all was in vain
Like The 81. Georges Club. he nerer gon
His horses made beautiful play-lhcy
we've admiralty managed, always crowdrng
the widIlng horse a.ariningiy IN the early
part vi lie heat, but invariably falling
asiern about The time OF passing the dis
lance pos. After some nall dozen years
experience. The gentleman came 10 the
conclusion thai Ii was not IA paving bust
ness, aud determined to abandon the iurf
forever. Calling his lavUrlie servant, he
annouuoed Us purpose.
"lom, I've made up nav mind TO GUN
.acng-oe. 4 he best nor aud put the
res, 10 the p!ow.
"Wha, llassa, said Tom, you Wouldn't
DO thai-sure;
:. What HE use Of irving uny longer
Inever won races abb doubt whe,he [
cyer shall. My horses .uu well, but they
always CT beat
'Ihais. true. mas.a, lbeV never wins
nothing, bu shey runs beautiful don't sell
emf they cant win a race, they Satin
ran wei en ugh 10 besa onr aaoder-"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-10-07

PEGPETCAL MoIIo5.-Tuere is j ma.
Chine on ozhjoil.o.. at tie Office of the
Washington Temperance Society, east of
tas tuy Hal, which is claimed TO Oe cupa
Vie Vi producing papetua! motion. i is
r4aD.ls uow, a.- VII lie caring the con-
lu-aGc9 If lie TAR. Il IS al ingenious
co1....@-cc, truly and my lead 10 useful!
i.4p,.ve-euts il machinery, # ii does Iio,
1.o.o capable, 4 .,su... 0! lriving pow cr.ui
mae acIy, 4Ll is CWaeis clam his merit
u il.
Tire motion Cunning Of a Wheel is pro-
4uoud by . spring, similar 10 that OF q
W4,cn, and the continued winding up is
pegiJsmc4 by the expansion and contraction
ol llu.d, (oi 5 used, though quicksilver is
uD4oabieuiy p'e.eFabie,) confined, as in a
thef'aometcr, and tho base OF the rod upon
when !! acts as lie Change in the temper.
1iuie OF the atmosphere contracts or ex-
Pan.s =. ~ Iii .nseu.o-s con!r.yaacc the
revolving .A.e IS made to turn The same way
whether the tendency % tie tiui3 be Up OF
down. I.e capacity Of ile machine now
N exhibition is sufficient 10 raise 400
Poucds, end tic s.ighses. variation from heat
10 cole acs upon HE winding up" pagt Of
lie machine.
I4c proprietor says clock was attach
Cd to one Of these machines about TWO years
since, and it Aas sept i wound up, so thai
It LIS r4u constantly 10 this time. tits the
invention Of Col. Boon, OF ONO, who has
spent lie and fOiiane upon It, Hart
ford Times.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-10-07

WIIE subscriber announces 70 his friends
| and thepublie. that lie l-s rer-n,:y received 4
larrs supply Of Goods in addition 70 lis former
well selected stock, cons sing Of DRY GOODS.
GROCERIES, CROCKERY, HARDWARE,
DRUGS &NEDIClSES, Pants Oils Glass sc.
all Of which he will o. gad to exchange for Cash.
or Country Produce, on the most favorable terms,
The Cheap Store, No BsicA Block.
tDerg. 1873. II. T. Hiasiale.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-10-07

The Pm AND TIE SwoRD.-The Bri
fish Lion never wanted 20 make meai, not
even Yankee ca0in-0oy; and we hope that
the American Eagle IS now content to feed
upon native Indian corn, instead of dining
upon BriiisheEs, gior.ously dead upon the
battle. field Mr. Calhoun, however, very
wisely attributes all this 10 the tongues OF
statesmen, aud the quilts OF public writer's.
Had there been," SAYS the American.
'-the least false sep on the other side-had
the speeches in Parliament, or the articles
Ia the public journals, been of an exaspef-
aiing character, we could not then have ar
ranged matters OH this side as we have done
and then he lauds the moderation of Peel
aud Aberdeen. And all this. cheering for
present. is hopeful for the future. A sta
tesman's wlndpipe, wisely employed, may
ia good time s1ut up in rusty dnmbness
those,
ss---raartzt e-syfaeS XrhaSa rFs.is fhrezfS
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-10-07

PRINTS
RADUATED Polka and Waterei Prints, Z;
VI Ijuae IS LANSFlELD'S s.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-10-07

II ENTUCtY JEANS & C0TTON8DTS,
" lEy quantities rom Is. d % &. per yard. &,
MCkiNNEY'S.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-10-07

INTELLIGENCE AT TIE SuUTH.--A good
anecdo!e = t,id by Methodist circuit
pFeachcf. We. uo, Long siuce, called al l
house near tire head Na;eis vi Sandy river,
in Virginia, 10 stay ali night Every body
Knows ihe chaiac:sr Of the citizens OF this
region OF lie couulry, and that j. has been,
and for wears 10 come viii be, nn account
OF lis mountain ias,nesS, lhc home of d
most ignorant AMI debased population
Oar Plrson, man OF great simplicity OF
character, OF cu'er,ng, found four men
seated on the floor PLAYING cards These
men seemed scarcely 10 notice his arrival
aud be pissed To where the wife of tie pro-
prleioF vas, WHO very soon engaged him in
conVeEsa lon. Among other questions, she
asked.
"What nigh. your business be in these
paris. sirangei!"
II an hunting 'ha lost sheep OF the house
OF Israel" replied ihe parson.
"Od man! old man," cried The woman
10 her husband. "oid man, SAL, III lay
anything that old ram that was here i'olher
day belongs to this maa."
The minister was forced Ia explain
whereupon. giving upon him with an air of
curiosity and establishment, she rose 10 her
:eet and exclaimed, a preacher well.
you're the iilst cri.iss vi that sort ever
seen in ,Aeee pats eiorc--bul may be you'd
Like dram. stranger"
..Ne. u2daui, ! never d'ins."
| "Saver dyEht wi. saiyln
| The ,ucn during inc dialogue continued
their game st cards; bat, ~ If struck with
! the improperly oil snch coaduct before
minister Of the guspe! a species which she
had heard OF but never seen) The woman
addressed The cad plavers with an air of
one accustomed 80 command, Look here
men. an'i you a nice set 10 let q preacher
come here and catch you playin' cards.
Move, every one OF YOU, OF III break this
! pine knot over your cursed paes !" 1t is
/ hardly necessary to add that the loom was
speedily cleared
! The above Us reiated is literally true,
aId SIMPLE OF the character Of the sel>
I tiers OF Sandy r,,er
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-10-07

II Immortal JoYe's dread cIaEsors counterfeit,
and half q dozen quilts Of hail-a-tiozeu jour
lA.iis;s pso.o 100 Eaaca sOs wheie park Of
artillery, Ntrtsrs ars dsyasiing iustru.
nen,s-And 70, they may 10 beaten BY ink
Stands. - Punch
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-10-07

Sggtag.5' tga' - = -
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-10-07
Professional ana Business Cards,

JAMES +. HILDREIH.
Justice of the Peace, Attorney and Counselor.
Law, Solicitor and Counse lior IN Chancery.
will attend to all sach professional bus
mess a. may be entrusted TO him.
Southport May, IL '4G.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-18
CIT BRANDRLTdS Pills.
MINDED no DEsPAIR.

the idcH ~ tatine the PRESCRIPTIONS III the pitys,et,,
H'n1cf Wa uscires audi wsE utterly opsa.edt ot ~ no
ptI Ml WiE'us tccaHe = arned. o1el -, ict-d nc A.,
~ W hdreihs ftlis, asserting that they derived gr-s,
ttueni iptn tbcif usc. a. las, was fstopt.d tos,,'.
lbr'n a uiw, and y ~ hui insf 10 say, that arrf ust,r
hien q sltol Nlte ! tesau tu fecoyef. aNd a0np wa.
ENflREtf HE'fORED -" HENITII
aHd thtnk IA duty vvnifh owe - tht c11Is and &,
hf. brand eiiii ~ tnsa. tt's puiaic acknoNi ai lmfs 4
y. W.fsg.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-18
arTAM pnMEm-

- msnnfse'uftns pnffpc=fa can ~ uuppicdto -r,~.
de-ff iftipns 81 mechanics. 10 The gud ross of tf,e,f a.,
Whtr ing. NuruJ fglG.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-18
NEW EALL GOOn&.

ENRf ktRrI most respectfully mfcrns ia
80 friends AMI etsSiuancTs that hc has received Gom the
fsirfn market, a Large assortmeut of
t0rcgR aud Domestic Dry G06,'S.
Sc.cricd Win great care. which hc " 40 sell or n,ake 10
"ficr, ~ prices that caanut tSilt o please.
LNhiNs NEAu-lhcl ladies are earnestly Invited - call
ahI' > etuurc ttS new style Vt suo@-. suitable lar dTC~ss~.
wShH,g d-cr-c~ and tioNs comprising ga the new styles
~ csr'ituefos. tini~t c'eshF, rngisuiS. eHisos &c. hy
st'rA "t goods - vsrN lave cmhFariu IL. is-i pSkVs OF
hpScN~, iuus "a dc laucs. Sc tugetlcr Wnh n tan sssort
y et 81 hlsck and white giHglaus asi ~caicVcs. ca =,
t"H' u asd coiniorts II every dc-cr gtt0't shawl atd
scare o. ut gnt'ccnt t-Gus II Ncry moderate price,.
.NNtrtMEN'~ NEAH = sureJtuc t'nrk and coiofci
eNihs, eaNer, AMI hhot cloths. uiN~i ard striped cs->it
urfrs, brown, hack and niNed ~satiuc,s, -uld mtNci
weed, STA stlrrd N'stings, utNcd Jeans. sc. caitsNI
llStd, rcd, yellow aud whi'c fstucs. ticsehcsi sud
l"Nn shcetiues aud shiriHgs, apron atd sh,JtinE cherks.
ltm.'S, sbSWfr, STA and cotton pocket handkrrchicfs.
Glove, sisfend"y Sc. risi incns. iiucn is'qecl1,hs.
ilnrl roc set handkerchief; a sui cr"r qnaliS al hla,k
cis "i ~ kiuH~ Wuh aNarts,y Of aitt cial no~err and
ialcN WITCHES i"o numerous To- mrntiou-Hlut which Z
VII take great pleasure - -lraN ma ,p ,Uy friends aud
customers, al ihe luwcr snd oi Mann ~. ncNr the Bridge
Oct Ii. .." .I '"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-18
m VMAN THE

.~AfEST-MoEE New and ehcap Goods inst reeef
- f"is a. te New Cheap Store iu THE Roatt kI-iserlv
occnpissi "a Nc. lssiaiI tooYer, nearly og Del tie n.
w hspk. Nam street. a general assortment 81 Goods al
very how prices. amongst which are Nin,e more ofth,ssr
eeanttfal Black Ssue stfite t3ro ~ arn,ia. aud Pom Dc
IS"ie Siiks. Very superior sik Mbs, GsovcS &c = general
Nssofttncie of Pisud go'sas for Ladies' dresses, Slievf-of
every description. French hoe skin cas-imefs~. sat
nets, ,Nccds and Jeans. English and American cloths
nsh's',-- checks ard linseys- .ilsu, more 81 tlu-e heas.
ttnfl ': atham Eeael,od nlusiius. WA. BNlLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-18

Ths largest Stock erer brought into ire City.
Guordniesdf from 2o 10 30 per cent eieaper
than drv ofk,r sfor,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-18
GOOD INTENT
CLOTHING STORE.
NOIICE.
WATER STREET
CLGTHIHG STORE.

2SD DUsR BELow y. $ uoTEL.
NuEELiNGV. 4.
III. III GfIE~, JR. @
= i"SlEtTfTLIN asks a couiiuua ion Of the very Ii
~ teTai rs'ronagc that has heretofore zen extended ,o
te ah"Ne oncer1l. assuring those who viii favor him
WA a call, that he will continue, 10y strict attention 10
business. 10 sell tlrtn gocsir GA ihe most ua-1na'ie ieytns
s'a At prices that cannot fail 10 please. aug q
FtSyif0N For AUTUMN. Iai6
HEpNN y inebe- high "a Nconau-l Lcl al siles
- Ills front aud Tce--f curve.
TU--t oval. eufvc. ! 10 convey,
bHiNs inrhf. " ID fsunt end rear and a l2Id las Hic.
sfnet tvige rnri.% slialriv rolled at slIcs.
SEf.-alG rioved. IL 10 erSesr curved,
nANpINS.-Sll 10 ~ ode. satin and satin striped.
bNntNa.5 ineh wide, hnc uiiri satin edged.
The ahovc fashionable Fall Heavier HAT win he t,und AZ
; pllNRtER = Fashion aide HAT ard Geo Store. corucr
"i Nam Snd lntun -tveiS. whc { hc has ths DAY tcceiv
cd his aSrOrlment az Has from New YORK.
Nol 1 ash Beaver S+S0 Nae toaey HAT I.Ts
500 No fila Aolsskin hat 80
No ] ktrsi0 Hat 100 Glazed hats -
La DRAFT Sportiue has Is
No Coney Hat 10 Ira, aud hik woOth hat -
CAPr!tAP IsrUhAPEn THAN ANY.
Transparent MohI.r CAPS.
thihlfeHs cloth tsps Gents rnumson rs-s
velvet ." bows eomtvon raus
= ~ si11h .srs Genis velvet six gsnNe esps
Together v hh all kind- made from ~ cs to $50
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-18
NEW JEWELRY.

tST received ihis day form the East a variety 81 tle
most fashionable Jewe'r consisting al Ladies' hbse
large ftns with Topaz, tamcos, Ametllist .Aegua Iaa.
rtne, earnet, Pearl, LEI aud other Stone sets, hne Toraz
aud Garnet Bracelets, Gsueiou, Jet and itnitati an sfn,,e
DO fisiu, Chased, EnrTAvod and Jet lar Rugs. Ear.
KINGS With Topaz, Alneihist aud Cold drops, EnaineIci
do. Every variety 81 Breast Pins for t:cnts. A good a..
sorinIeni OF shirt studs, siecve aad mech lattons. Gold.
plain aud set rugs, a good a--ortk,eri.
Deg %. JOHN BISHOP. I'D Nam a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-18
HOME
BOOT AND SHOE NaNTrFACropN

l2j N0fn StTo1f, WASeIfng.
W are constantly Feceivmr direct Not 40 rsrka
r. % -inp work nuw The Eacern Prnc,sntis-
sles snd W ofkhouses, lst daily supplies 81 = Hr.t rate ar
49, ~ e.vls sHd rt#es rt up uRder osr own inspcr.
.ieh ~ thc est materials and aade ,, sood u,erhanies
" warrant our work ~ ~ fr superior ~ any Eastern
Won tfuughito this luafkes. tufi in share and quality
sud we oder b. a. bow. and NAVY sntrieu au ~, ee.t ~
W. teen s"y store IN Nheeiiuz. rairoaiss Howe Ma
hntartht- and Keep thr noff3 in rrcniasi ION su.,rrst
oafscire-. nesiead ofscudias eraOco sannsnV eyes H.
inpnHtains i"f lie aut,les ~ hucis and Ehues. Iadtes
sra .enil'niea hok to yppf 5sa Interests aBd giro ~
"tthr ihi.e 'othen Boo two dosfs siovt Knots 4 ssn
gre ssdd'eFJ csiadr hnieut.
scpl5 CONNOLLY &wNpF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-18
NnIIaE.

tNUi u'.,Nffro f 90 oIsf...tle vaofs 90 t,st vat
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-18
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Waoeiing. Va.
TlloS, HUGHES. Jr.
nov rses.s ne sna Cpen.ng SlaIrs Snd leeN,nais.
iec'ed with treat tare. 10Th - To s,,ic aud many Am,
bought SO very low tor cSsh. that be can ard " IN 81
Try. lie invites Tie st,eu,t on of those y he are ~, n,
lock out cor their an ard " inter wcsr, to = Al sni =,
annpc for themselves tc@re purchasing ei.s,,he,,. a. h,
+ de,ermincd to sell thcni good Goods a. low !. NO.,
can euJ ih-en. Having purchased q very iarr. stoce m
the most dcsrsile Coods. for The Appr. ssh,ns J, .sr tr
= PREPARED 10 sell thcui Tar les uAn tbcy haNe h. fsrg
lem oiferea. The follow ice c~omprtscs a pouien Ntr
CLOTHS. Hue, blaek. brvvn clare, aos trt{s,lbr
green, ftcneh, lngish and .A'seticSn cloths Of every
shade prize snd quality. Braver cloths and nrNer
fliR ard fancy Frensh, English aid tincnrau Cassr
msts. mom % ecntte $50 per ysrd.
fWEEDS-CoS niV', e'z-et srd dshiia miXt Neefa.
a srlcu,ld srtich, TOR sacks sud -, csceSts.
suIsS esshn'~e aud ep,tEoucrcd
.aon. SYN cas,mcre veSiinr-. IAncN S,k vclyV, sld hr
\ Slcncia asd sainsut. sc.
s~NTtNETS-Nnv quantity of Ssiinc,s Of plain sti
Msek,asw blankets. rls.is. w.ssca sud cotton iin.~~,
green teise, aud a host Of oiher co'Orsioo numerous 10
CRAvATs-risin a fancy SATIN Cravs.~ ,nd sesf..
pocket hsndNerohiek, 1hilei. 'aSlS,cts aud lloskn
aud drawers. Caaion sad All N61i risnnei. DO n"",eH
comforts, country knit ~hAlfhase. andi IN fact every thing
RESDS MS6EV cforifi%exc oSS:. li.c. hr,ck and
fanny coicred cloth dress spH 6o~k Gears. frain s. 10
so. llluc Maekinsw hisnke' sna lesycr cloth over
GOATS. heavy Tweed aua Pilot Goth do. 4
fNNfrtLooNs-Flan and fancy Casimetc pants.
'~"r N"NslH ~ eNef you saw. Nom - 10 SNO. tds ]
sue, Psntsioous OF all eolors. ~ pes and prices, a. low
a. 81 per pair.
VESTs-The most heaa,ifai sssor,men, OF rcsdy
"Sde vests that ever was hooked at. n,adc and trisrua 81
N superior sivic
SilRfS-NNhite iinen ard Muslin shirts made ard
up in tnc lcst style. Nsd = letter aticia . know. /
ian can ie bought any where ciSc ~ the eats. StsHscd
lpc,' aud oS'ico shirts. Marine strip, cheek aud Sl,intk
H
tnsy te proper hero TO ucn,ion that al goods -ohl
nj OF thi~ esialilshnfcpt are " arrautcd pcrtcct, 10th as |
" quality and rnsmtfScnlrs 40 the cu-tolner runs no risk
a haNtns an interior article put upon tlen. ANY Of the
ioNs goods made to order in the latest and most fash. 4
bifall~slir and warranted 90 ~ or no safe. IicucrI /
Nsnid say To ono and all, WHO prize a soo1 a. IN shc ont
the bc~i tra'cria', at the saoTic-t nuttce. tn cAil AZ ID.
'Oict street %clothiig store, formerly The stand OF The
atc John l.cech. T1i. HUGHES j.,
Nutrll.r rs 4 "A ~. H -