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The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-21

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IMPORTANT SEIzURE.-Mr. J. F. Claiborne,
the inspector of live oak for Louisiana, etc.,
Yesterday made seizure of lumber-timber
cut on lands belonging to the U. S.-eslimated
at $1,000 in value. The greatest part Of il was
found at Lafayette. The penalties incurred
by the commission of this offence, on convic-
ton Of the party or parties delinquent, are IL
months imprisonment and a heavy fine. The
timber of course again becomes the property
Of the Government. This is one Of the first
seizures of the kind that has ever taken place,
at least within our recollection, and is an evil
dence of the zeal with which the duties of the
responsible Office Of Inspector are performed by
the present incumbent. O. Com. Of Sd inst.
DEFRAUDINa THE CUsToMs.-It is stated in
the Boston Post, that Major Allen, appraiser
10 the dry goods department, detected an at
tempt by New York house TO pass LOT of
sewed muslin goods through the custom house
by fraudulent invoice, sworn to and greatly
undervalued. The invoice amounted to, in
round numbers, .flO6, the duties OF which
would have amounted TO $l94. The said goods
were actually appraised at -f239, the duties
upon which amounted 10 $433 so, and the ap-
praisal being made under the 10th and i7lh
sections of the Tariff act of August 80, l842,
there was levied and collected penalty of SO
per cent. of the duty imposed on the appraised
value, amounting to $2l5 SO. s.e
Yellow FEvER-The New Orleans. Delta
Of the Sd inst, says "A good deal Of uneas-
ness was felt by strangers and unacclimated
persons in the city, yesterday, owing 10 a re-
port that a case Of yellow fever had occurred
in the Charity Hospital few days ago. The
case alluded to was but solitary instance of
the kind in that establishment, and we believe
in the city. After the most searching nqui
ries, both in the hospital and throughout the
city, we feel confident in asserting that the
city was never more healthy at any season Of
the year than at present, and that il will con
tinue so the balance of the season.
New RAIL Can WHEEL.--Mr. Eddy, the
manufacturer Of Printing Ink, has invented a
Rail Car Wheel, which is likely TO supersede
any other kind now in use. The danger al
ways apprehended and too often realized from
the checks and flaws produced in casting the
ordinary wheel, is entirely obviated in Eddy's
invention, while the wheel itself is actually
stronger than the old pattern A scientific and
practical mechanic who has examined il. in
forms US that il combines economy, speed and
safety, and ne pronounces il one Of the most
useful inventions Of the day.--Troy Post.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-21

Goop ExcHANoE- On taking possession
of Matamoras, Gen. Taylor converted the
Gsog shops and Porter Houses into Eat
ing Houses. In one Of these Porter Hou-
Sea q trap door was discovered, which
opened 10 a cellar, filled with Mexican
uniforms, muskets, cartridges, spears, SC.
Troy Post.
Daniel Hoyt, one Of Col. Slevenson's vo-
lun,eers, is in the N. Y. Tolnbs for attempting
to stab policeman Burns. Troy Post.
HoRR,p.-On Sunday last, Thomas Nicks
was passing along Washington street, MY.
when he saw number of cats around cal
leo bag in cellar On opening the bag he
found a new born infant child sewed up IN
piece of muslin. The coroner's inquest deci-
ded the child had been nurdered.--Troy Post.
8 On Sunday last Charles Thompson murder
ed Henry Flood, in N. r., and made his es-
cape. They are both blacks. The same day,
Joha Williams nearly murdered his wfe--both
blacks. Troy Post.
Judge Kdder, Of Pa, was much injured by
the upsetting Of stage he was riding in.
.tfHs Troy Post.
The Montreal Gazette says that Lord Met
cafe is literally struggling on the verge OF
the grave Troy Post.
Generel Chandler Of Augusta, Me-. died
suddenly in New York, few days since
He,was soldier Of the last war. I
s'a Troy Post.
The Rev. Mr.. O'Connell,a a Catholic Min
ister of New York. and the author Of several
popular novels, lately committed suicide.
= Troy Post.
Louis Buonaparte, Ex- King of Spain. who
lately died at Florence, left an immense es-
tate. Louis Napoleon, his son, who lately
escaped from the Prison at Ham, inheriis
goodly share of it.--Troy Post.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-21

0J- A public temperance meeting will be
held this (Monday) evening, in The lst M.
Protestant Church, on Virginia avenue, (near
the Navy Yard.) That distinguished veteran
in the Total Abstinence War--Rev. DR.. Hunt
is expected to deliver an address on the occa-
sioD e@
The Sons and Brothers Of Temperance, all
other Temperance organization, and the pub
lie are respectfully invited 70 attend.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-21
"A PLEASANT STORY.

Here is a pleasant story from Walpole's
CORES pondene. II sednced US into a hearty
laugh when we were very dull aud far from
cheerful. Perhaps il may have similar ef
feet upon some temporarily lugubfous rea.
der 49, II S@ b+0
/" must add curious story, which be
lieve will surprise your Italian surgeons as
much, as il has amazed the faculty here
A sailor who had broken hisl leg was advised
to communicate his case TO the Royal Soci-
ETY.. The account he gave was, that having
lfallen from The top Of ihe mast and fractured
his leg, he had dressed il with nothing but tar
and oakum, and yet in three days was able to
walk as well as before the accident. The
story at first appeared incredible, as no such
efficacious qualities were known in tar, and
still less in oakum; nor was poor sailor TO
be credised on his own bare assertion of SO
wonderful cure, The society very reason
ably demanded fuller relation. and, sup
pose, the confederation Of evidence. Many
doubted whetherlhe leg had been really broken.
That part Of the story had been amply verified.
| Sill il was difficult TO believe that the man
had made use Of no other applications than
tar and oaknm, and how they should cure
broken leg in three days, even if at all, was
matter Of the utmost wonder. Several letters
passed between the society and the patient,
who presevered in the most solemn assevera
tions Of having used no other remedies, and il
does appear, beyond a doubt that the man
spoke true II is little uncharitable but !
fear there are surgeons who might not like
this abbreviaton OF attendance and expense;
but, on the other hand, you will be charmed
with the plain, honest simplicity Of the sailor.
In postscript to his last letter he added these
words, " forgot to tell your henors that the
leg was wooden one0 ,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-05

HERR DRIESBACn.

VINO 49, nni'Nc otG rn my ihd = tnIs al tho he n
81 all lHh' - oi Wild boasts lie ht. been styled by
i'llics the iInn tanner aud ho has ex,siI ma In,
before THIS IN tanning he lTg,st and m~l ierribls
Ion eVeTcaught. This lion ~ al present IN po,>.
session ni Riymond ani WIrins. arI h - rcpirted.
y saved HE lle ri The iutrcpii Ddeshich whoa
exercising IgerS, l~vopards snd other heaH. IN tho
performing cage.
Dnesaach. n the woder nfthc world rs a c~o,,r,I..
Ter Oi bea' :, his pct tigers ielts. Together with,
'iiS'e ol The iipus agd lcupsrIs. hiyo been h.hcii
ny millions DticsbIch actually drives lions n az.
To his Car, ihus sho wing The supreme divine.
ny OF man above the NATURES OF tae bruies.
The moral aud useful purp ,.es winch q, sxii->
ol''h 'l'c ms can serve. NE pe'ceivei by all, am
acknowledges lay all moulsls an ihinEine IN rls.
ne eAhihiin serves To enie tam nnI irsruci all
II The N"nIrOu, works uf The ) Iprsne Bsing. sai.
- p1IicuIItiy more s,ve uu the mnI of y,u,h,
Toe VIM c mennGcUe ~ 1nilgsiy une xcepiipnahia.
Raymond anl War.ng'. splendid aud formidable
Il 'pl'g''hi Caravan wIll enisc town an Fuiy
'h'tni"g preceded hv t,e REST BAND ~ tia
rpuuiry, sfawn 10y Two IRENE NDOuS ELE-.
PLANTS IN Harness
Come view ihs prpvvlers Of The f,reE will.
i"e vafinlS stvlge rangers OF the eauh,
500 NOV" ihe hanI al man u ~ made hem = T. L.
Aid anshi ihe ngcr To make fUI fT mir %.
DC Oh ne row - 1dtrjs DIE .blcI given,
10 'ane 'he he'ccsl he 40. iJfmsI 10y mo h nj Sf
Heaven.
Hhmi'ithce 25 csnis-Ca.ldten' under ion ye,rs'
u age, halt fnce
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w. w. RILEY, PATENTEE.
PATENTED 1919.
RILEY'S PATENT OINTMENT
CANT BE BEAT.

CAN'T BE BEAT.
FEtIIE Follow ing cenifcnics ore presented 20
~ the public. which places beyond q doubt ihe
c%nrniive qnaliIics OF This remedy;
Plea ant Valley, hindiSrn co o. Jan 25. As.
VIM Wiltshire Rilcy-Dear SIR NV wife hav
ing heen sfl ,cted with that most dis res sing oi hu
man complaints. The Piles. nearly eight years, with.
cut receiving any relief from HE best physicians. !
was induced 10 try the virtue OF your Justly ceIe.
hrnied Pile OihIment. rs recommended by your
agent Mr. james T. iIager. AMI she was entirely
relieved Ivy the use Of one boltlc, and her .geLera
health. " hich had been had Gs The l,si seven years
was completely resfored. I can therefore cheer.
fully RIley's Pile Ointment TO all per-
sons troubled with that painful disease.
WILL IAM NJ CUNE.
! certify that ! have heen snl tcied severely viii,
The lilies ff The last Two years. and after using
various remedies wIhpuI UhIaining relief I va.
induced 10 Try R,loy's celebrated Ointment Er the
confidently recommend - Io those afflicted will
IBIS p%ainful disease. AMOS s RAMSEY.
CoIumbus. o. Oct 10. IA
CAUrLON-Nk,nc genuine unless manufacture
Ivy the Paseriees pui up IN phials made erpressl,
scr he rurro.e, Iciered ard sealed with an eusr -
we'd seal-wnh .Riicy's O,oimenl Tor Piles; patent
ed Januarys IS4i.' s,aa ped urou the cnrk. m,
'nSeloped; with n splendid engraved wrapper
signed bv 'he Psfenlee.
N u. All lrIlers must be directed TO
Messs DAVIS 4 WILMER. Columbus.
General agents for ne Wesf,
Ftr sale Wholesale sad reish by
JAMES BAKER. Wheeling. Va.
J KIDD Il co Pittsburgh, Pa
JAMES CLASCOE g. co Cincinnati.
may % ~
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POSITIVELY FOR 2DAys ONLY.
RAi MOND q. WARNINGS
GRAND GEOLOGICAL EXHIBITION.

This Mammoth MenaecrIe OF all that Is bcnui
iul and I'D in n mated nature, is m1fe exiensiv,
IAan any ever collected on The surface al the globe
beiug composed Of nearly every existing mcmbe
OF the brute creation. lr,m the continents not unl,
Of America. bat of Europe. Africa mad AsiI. New
Holland anl the Isles OF the PJciGc.
VIII he exhibited NJ Wheeling on Friday an,
Saturday June IL and l3. 1916 under their enor>
nous Pavilion To he erected ON WAFER street. ncar
the Paper mil. iron | q click y. tn, until 4 cath
day.
The " i'd tenants Of The forest. from The huge
and docilv elephant, the majestic lion o uReS ploied
africa. The fierce tiger of the Bengal j%unsles. he
beautiful lcOpar RI. the playful but icrOciuus boar.
The gentle gazrlle. The useful aud patient camel
the curlousiy striped z,hn. the grove-rpbhins by
na. The slealthy panther the savage wolf. tho cuI'
mig fox. down through nh tho lesser grades are
here hclield with safety, true To- ihctT Ho'urc at
time, hui ~IcrlecIlj snhject 10 The cUn'rol OF man
she lord Of creation.
fo"ls Of he sr and reptiles, the most beau iiul'
rare. varied and dang"ruu. ol their species arc also
cumlrispd ia lhs valuable continuation, q, scHPiion
is pow erl,ss aud snlce Inl limited 10 admit ~, sat
ioe I, IN shy hat HE prrprIeiofs are oi No oidc-i
siandi,g n q highest Cclchuiy, aud dev''ei yeats
OF toll atl expense 10 The prcs-ui collie c.i'n which
is Pronounced in Europe and America. perfectly
"~aperolleled
Kayinond ard War;ng would state that nj ire
me ndOus enpense they have retained The services
ol The celehrsied have and r'yseriui
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Ever offered in this market. oil OF which has been
selected from The manufacturer with 9 rcat care
and al The lowest cash price. We feel no hcsiin,
lion In saying that we can uhes greater Inducements
IT, purchasers than ever before ,f.rcd in this city
We most respectfully invite our old customers and
the public, iu call of our old aud well kIuwn stand
ond examine our stuck before purchasing elsewhere,
and we fesl saIi-ied that all who may favor NJ
with &C II will tc pleased with the style. qualify
ADD prices Our stock consists III Mems Fine calf.
Morucoo and Seal BiOis; Thick. cali. KIP and grain.
ed do. Moroccn, calf and KIP NLmtoes; calf Seal
and Nor REQ Pumps and Slippers; ru'ro Gailers
new style; Boys calf md Kip Boots; Mprurco cali
md Kip Monroes; Ladie,' Fine Kh Slippers and
Walking shoes: Fancy colorcd KID slippers and hall
Gaiter-i Biock Gaiiers and hall G. iiiers. cheap Kid
Morocco. Seal ond cloth slippers; calf. Kip and
M'rnccO Boots and Sh,cs; Misses DO is. shoes.
slippers aud hall Callers Of all kind; Childrens'
B'nIs. shoes. slippers and hall G alters Of . yer, de.
scriPiion, style. quality and price.
Also
5000 Lbs hesIOak Tanned Spanish Sole Leather
1000 do Hem'ock do do dn
Upper Leather. calf and Morocco Skins; KID,
Binding and Ked and While Lining Skins. Shoe
Nails. Pegs, Thread. Avis. Bfisiles, Gallons, Slloe
Backing, Brushes. &c Sc &c.
Also 40 drz Mems and Boys Pain Leaf Hats;
together with a grea, many other ariclcs. all Of
WHICH we will sell wholesale OF retail at tho very
lowest cash price.
COUNTRY MFRCHA MIS-. wishing to Gi up
their stocks, will DO we'll la give us a call.
may 8 ALTMAN & MAXWELL.
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ICE, ICE, ICE.

VIZ Subscnper would respectfully nfarm Inc
citizens OF Wheeling. that he ia pre- pared TO
furnish Them with any quantity 81 ICE. from his
MAMMOTH ICE HOUSE,
daring the sea sun Al his usual LOW PRICES. and
a. sny time u may he wanted by dsy or night
rsfsons wishing Ice can leave word Al either o
tho G~ilowing places and they shall he pomotIv
attended 10. viz A. u 8 Ksii, : Store sou,L, Whe,-
Isng-Wm Genres Sore. North WheeInr-Todd
a hovslIs Shoe store. Market ,quarc- B%fenl,n-
gers A~poihsca, Ashland squafe. or al The r~csilcnce
Of the proprietor in EaSi Wheeling.
may 81 JACOB AHtCK
Argus cory onl charge IA
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wINFR'S PECToRAL SYRUP or
AND EbEgA

SPEEDY and efecinal Remedy for Coughs.
Culds. liza rscness. SpiIiing uf Blood. Whoop.
ing Cough. Coup Pleuri~y, Bro'chIiIs. Contnmp-
ton Pains AID Sofencss Of The Breast and Lanes.
Asthma. a Tusi Distressing disease, the suferInes
Of Which have been sud even 20 be worse than
lhu.e Of death can he cured by Tie use 81 medicine
The symptoms Of lbis disease arc, q violent sease
Of construction oi The chest. with Q loud. wheczing
respiration; Ne hear Ihe patient NJ some distance
wheeling md breathing Such an nuark o. lhh
~ SOM ar cnmpanIsd Ivy q shofi and difficult cough.
during which. tSe iace IL pale elongated and pinch.
ed; the noae md cI remiiies become cold; HE sgin
throughout The lpdy becomes rough from retroees
nm ~ blood from ~; q shuddering. or n sense of
creeping - felt IN different parts Of The body; ond
The pspenl books as If he were dying; he is cold and
pole nnd gssPins for breath. and ~ sUch agony from
The want Of ~, that me would think him dying
Sneh an attack a. his may lsH Only y few minutes
IL may Lost several hours. u generally takes place
about he middle of,ho night. and Is mos frequent
on q sudden change of The weather.
For snle BY PRYOR a. PAUL., 1854 Market s.
an Is
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fhE Naiional Fer hsng held IN Washington
n cHy tastesd ~ Wheeling. udI rttyeoi 10.
hon lslifg The premium ~ he erhibnoo or one
Of ouT erreSt WHITE slJVERY BEAVER usi.
fhnss psssons Sho eoalJ nj b. ceotamaistsd lssi
week 81 oas Faeiory on Un'os o. wdl please cell
sga'n hrs seet We hofe 10 he ngspafsd ~ snp.
py you ~ genilemes. DARE & HOCE.
may "a
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Extra. Class
lli, draws at Baltimore, June II. Is Mum
bers, II drawn ballots.
100000; 5000; 5000; $500; l.A2i: 20 each
| 900; 10 of 300; 80 OF 200: $50 # 100.
Tickets 50; u certificate oi 20 wholes will cost
SO.
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Frcmch VIZ HnES.

NM Iuf finishing q bi of slk lIst.
@rds oai o. he FINEST Ffensh Pia.h 80
teeee lipiz aeaa NJ m4isina hey Will rest a.,
hieHaseiVfs tfH aad 80 iitsm ae all tste r,es,
p'sssuse 10 e%thilnfoe "r utfs o. sna ~be,bet ~,
ply " no' mal ~ DAHE g. uOg
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ICEi ICE! ICEI
ICE ~!

" sab'orihe' wouh respectfuIly inform his
~ friends and Oh cgsiomess, rhs, 10 y ready
70 supply lhem ico' Wiih pnnciusihy sod on rss.
eOnable ttras.
Az orders left o. the shop ~ Hornhtook A Daiso
Asate' e. south Of Mionfoe o.. will be psonpsly a..
tended v His supply is large enough 10 aocom-
uBo5sie Ell.
y r IN ca's n sesieol IN ,he dsbve,v ~ me
Zee. p'rsse inform y . H~ORNBRCOK.
may &c A
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ALEXANDRIA, LOTTERY. Class 81,
draws at Alexandria, June 20. rs Numbers,
IL drawn ballots.
$4,000; 10000; 10000; 5000, 5000; $500;
90 of | 900; 100 of 500; $50 of 800; two first
drawn Numbers 200.
Tickets sl2; a certificate 90 whole tickets
will cost $40.
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class %,
draws at Alexandria, June %. &C Numbers,
l3 drawn ballots.
S25 900: 10000: 5000; 5000; 1000; 1850;
] 300; 10 Of ] 900; 500; 400; 800;
Tickets $40; a certificate of % whole tickets
will cost Sl05.
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class %,
draws at Alexandria, June 6. 10 Numbers,
IL drawn ballots.
$4,000; 10000; 5000; 5000: $500; 1000;
I 300; 500; l 700, | 500; 3 of 1900; 1 1900,
l $50; 100 OF 500 and 400.
Tickets $40, u certificate OF 25wliole tickets
will cost Sl45.
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Extra. Class
l3S, draws at Baltimore, June 10. rs Mum.
bers, Is drawn ballots.
$4,000; 10000; 1900; 1900; 1884; 5 Of
l 200; 1000; GOO; 800; 200; 100; and 400 oach
of 100.
Tickets SIS; . certificate Of PC whole tickets
will cost S65.
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Rcndy .TE0dc (IO1hfug

All of,hs Springs make and nul tho accumulation
OF an old stock oi eight or ten years standing. !
assure The public of 'h'ss who poirouize me, that
al my garments arc mn,le 10 ne lbiesi style of eD0t
Goods. aud will warrant NY work ~ c.. ond ipi
low PRICES rant hs beat. Cali NJ The Grtal
Genial Route Clothing Store for BARGAINS
% 80 a NJ ADAMS
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Extra, Class
100; draws at Baltimore June 2i. 40 Mum
bers, ~ drawn ballots.
$4,000; 10000; 10000; 5000; 1000; CO.
30 OF | 900; 20e; $50 and I35 of 100.
Tickets So; a certificate of % whole tickets
will cost SIS.
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D wEoIEsAEE
u HOUSE +!
Al;I:l.u AZ, VA.

~ 'ILW OF the great ud, .n,ars> now I'll, rid
u Wy wheeling To ConEify Dealers aud others
"a me purchase either supplies of G'uoerics. man
"'ae'"fed articles, & and vf Us intimate cunnexinn
WIN The Eastern cities; facility of crm Dunica'ion
ana easy carriage Of mcrchat"i'sc@ sJi',ionsi ia
e'iy Tor purchasing Dry GOods an our town. will
hc acceptable To all buy rs
, have INV engaged M the busincss-havo Ic>
ce'ved my Spring Stock Of Gools anL ON prepared
tn Keep Constantly on hand. sn ample supply of
snch goods as are needed by the Wholesale dealer;
being purchased in the eastern cities nj auction
and oiher wise. ON the most accommodating terms. I
am ihercfnte prepared 10 ogrr greater Inducements
10 Cash or punctun! customer 70. Than have heretofore
been oIrrcj in this city. W Il SELBY.
up l6
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Cloths Of erery color;
Cassimercs and Ves;ings:
Merino Cassimeres for Boys Wear;
Coating;
Cotton Paunloon Stuls OF every variety;
Tweeds and Jeans;
Brown and Bleached Sheetings and Shirlings
Organdie and Bingham Lawns;
New style Ginghams;
Alpacas all colors;
Prints in great variety Of the latest styles;
Plain Jaconet and Cambria; Muslins;
Plaid and Fancy Muslins of every kind;
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Cotton Hosiery o
every kind.
ALSO-FloreAce Braid Bonnets;
Common Straw do;
Horse haiE and Gimp do;
Mems and Boys Leghorn aHdStuw Hats;
Very superior LeghoEn Hats for children;
Bonnet Ribbons; Cap do;
Artificial Flowers;
Fancy Sbawls;
EmbToid'd Thibet and Mouselm d'Laine do;
Fancy Scahs and Mech Ties.
With every other article in orr LAsk, ALL o.
which WILL BE SOLD on the very low estIerms
may "
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LATEST, CHEAP EST, AM
MOST FASHION ABLE
STORE
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
on THIN STORE

CORNER or MONROE y WATER STS.,
Consisting ~ pnu 81 The loliow mg; Satin Jsnns
Checks vf every kind Slate cold Elnen. Drab do
Brown do. B"okield Do. GirehonS. cuu0n Eassi.
meres, Heavy keseys.Ssttineis, Linens Of NIL kibGs
Summer cloIhs; CfU,nn con'inR; T~eeds C"ld mix
ed. do Bnk. do Brab. hin Summer cloths: SuspeD
ders. Cloves and Sfocxs
CRAVATS-S Silk and Satin; also Bingham and
Jaccnei cravsis. SoaJs-S SILK and Sa in.
Fine CnssimeTes. French Doe SKIN De-; Fancy
Plaid; French DO; Wpol Back Buck~kin.
VESTtNGS-CSshmefe. moTsnilics, SIX and
Satin 81 every pattern.
CT 0THS-S1rer super fine French cIbih block
Bloc do. Greendo, Bruwb ia. Invisible Green do
All Of which will he made up ." order Of The
shortest notice and most fashionable and neat.
est style and al very IOw prices. IL j. not necesss.
" for me 80 tell The public that am n TAtLeR. Tor
. - well knrwn that Ihaye bcld my place ns q
f,shi 'nabie Tnilor. ffam fhc seV liberal sopgor, OF
this Fashionable community und have always stood
Mol
The public will find 1t 10 heir advantage io cali
NJ The Greg Central :;oute Clo!iIiR- SiOro Where
they will find n first mic Oftme Of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-05

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class %,
draws at Alexandria, June 81. 10 Numbers,
IL drawn ballots.
S30,0 600; 10000; 5000; 3.lI0; 5000; $500;
2 900; o. so each Of 200; 500; 800; l23
of 200.
Tickets $40; a certificate of25 whole tick
cts will cost Sli0.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-05

no COACH mARERS -Bfsss Dob Bands
Coarh Lace scanning ard Insitg Do Boga,
Lamp S'urp Jins. Br's ard Silver Hsrjles
Cnach Huge. Jusi reed ~
my % Or q GREER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-05
DARE AND HOGE,
MANUFACTURER AND WHOLESALE AND RiTAIE
DEALERS IN
MATA CAPS AMI Ellis

CHioh 81, South End u Mdrkd Square,
WHEELING, VA.
AVE always IN hand, and mako Co or4cr IN
n ihn most fashionable md superior siylc
Fiue No ! Beaver flats F,ne No 1 SILK
y Do NJ 2 do d, No 9 do
10 No j Rnssia Do N" ! Cnney
-" "" ] Cashmere d. M | Musk
CENTS Fine clulh Caps Gents Silk Viewer
Youths do III, hing do
Gents S1k G'nz.d DO Plain and Fnrtrntmrdi,f
YnpiIs' Glazed DO evrrv dcscrclion
phcy inyne lie attention ri Merchants ihrongh
INC c'nntfy 10 heir establishment. ne they hre not
70 Ne surpassed in qualify 81 Fhnsufactufe. o.
'~h'arne,, OF price. 10y any house Ia the We-l.
may
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-05

Is ~ So S25 900; IS 2S SO 81 200: %
80 67 $4,000, IL % 80 81 ,250, the three
last sold within the last three days. Address
your orders to ROB'T ARMSTRONG SEQ.
Only Ageats JorJ. G. GREGORY * Co.
may 20 Managers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-05

DOZ = & uus, Jus, reca snB fy .aIs b,
" d'nn. TALIANT 4 DELAPLAiN.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-05
OFFICE.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class y,

wheeling, Va