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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-01-24

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ther the for roing qualit' e.
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CLOTHING.

.TNWEED, Blanket, Cashmere and
Broadcloth COATS. Satin Zig
ured and pIan) Silk and Wool, Velve
and Cloth, VESTS, Broadcloth, Cassi
mere (black and sfancy) and Tweed
PANTS. An elegant assortment Of
HATS and CAPS, just received by
HITCHCOCK 81 BARNEY.
October 4. 81
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.ELYToN, JEFFERSON Co. Ala, Feb 8, l843
This is TO certify, that was appointed
Iast April, an Agent for the sale of DR..
HuII's Vegetable Fever and Ague and An
.ti-lever Pills; since which time | have
sold about forty boxes. In not a single
Instance, to my knowledge, have they fail
led to cure Chils and Fever, when used
according to directions. Since became
an Agent for the Pills, have had twelve
or fifteen different cases Of Chils and
Fever in my family, and HuII's Pills
have cured every case.
Price 81, per Box with full directions.
GF Sold in Liberty by VIM, McKOW-
AN and J. BALLARD, Agents.
Also sold in Natchez, by McGRAW
and FOX, Druggists. may "a. 12m6
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KNIGHTS OF THE HORSE SHOE,
A Traditionarv Tale of the
COOKED HAT GENTRY
Of the old Dominion.
By the author of the Cavaliers of Virginia, &

THARLES YANCEY has the pleasure
" of informing the Southern public
that he will issue from his Press in Yves,
Wetumpka, Ala, in a few weeks, the
above named Novel, by a distinguished
author residing in the State of Georgia.
The KNIGHTS OF THE HORSE SHOE will
be issued in Pamphlet form, vols, 1875
pages, or more, each. Price rs cts. por
single copy-9 copies for $500; 90 cop
les for $40.
Letters by mail, post paid, enclosing
the money, will receive prompt attention.
Address CHARLES YANCEY,
We'umpka, Ala.
Wetumpka, Ala, July Is, 1916.
Newspapers in Alabama, Georgia. and
Mississippi, copying the above, shall re-
ceive a copy Of the work and at the same
time, confer favor which will be recp-
rocated when opportunity offers. C.Y.
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The following certificate was given by
three highly respectable Planters, near
Fife Post Office, Ta'Iadega Co, Ala
one of whom had twelve boxes of the
Pills in his own family.
This is to certify that we have used
DR., Hu's Fever and Ague Pills in our
families in several cases Of Fever and
Chills and Fever; and their administration
has been attended with complete success.
In no case have they failed to have the de.
sired effect when used according to direc,
tons. We think they are good Pill,
and would cheerfully recommend them to
all persons subject TO Fever, and ChIls
and Fever.
Given under our hands,
Feb, 8, 1843, JAMES BAGLEY.
May 3, JAMES MONTGOMERY
June %, HARRIS TAYLOR.
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"Prore all things, and hold fast To thu
wlich is L 00d"
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0feuartiaer O1uf.

Gin Stootmonn, Der @elbdftsior9en
iberoruiit9, foufte it6 cine fteine Saue=
rel, Die 5tpor rebt lbon 9ele9en, oereneanb
ober enpos ma9er mar. Surg oorauf mar
oer neue Sauersmonn in oer Staot gum
Selub, uno 9in9 an enem 2(uftionsStobr
poruber, po eben 8 biz 10 Sdrrel belbG=
oi9ter Sol5wurite aus9eboten tpuroen.
"gtur so Gents!" rief Der Iuftiondr, "ei,
meine 9erren, 70 piel wdren fte ia wertb
wenn man fie auf Den Mlilfbaufen werfen
wollte y Oa fam unferm Sreuno, oem
neu9ebacfenen Sauer, ploelieb oer @eoans
fe, ct woQe bic Bdrite faufen uno iie ale
Mii1 auf ieiner Sauerei on'penoen. st
bot 62 Gents fir oas Barrel. "3pei une
lebSia Gents p rief ber 2(uftiondr, ,-nur
62 Gents bieten Sic oob, lnelne Serren!
62 @ents-sspeimal Souen Oieie prd6-
tssn Srotplrfte fir SO Gents seben !
Ni1t ibr balber 8ertb Gin-5mei- iie
rperoen nun pofitip ob9elCblasen - 62
Gents - oreimot uno gone! - W1ifter
&dfb, Die @urffe iino Sbnen. &erSeb.
rem Sic iie NIT Geiunobeit y
unfer Sreuno lieb Die 8irfte natb ieis
ner Souerei fboTen, unb oo fie bel benz
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NeumoOi9e Sancp SreB= Unter.

~'Sricn uno Raisuel baten juIt erbal'
0tcn ein ausssoebntes IGcrtement BON
Sanep 9reb Ghtsrn, ,un3beil tsltsbcno aus
Slsu Stpl D1eule &C qalnss,
{" gaftmr De grss,
Ghwar3s tlaa>fhwar3e II. SanepsSsiecn
Cine Dsrihlepenbsit 8insbams &c,
netlt einsm Ietensn IGcrtsmsnt non Sdnep.
grapattsn, Ries 6anpiebutem Inter 6alstil:
etern, fran3elUebeu Wcrifsc sraaen, tueae
fsurirte uno letIiebte Olcelins, aeitrrtfte unc
fetibts SadonetsWlueIlue. ,pc3u rie Auf.
,ner rfiamtsit Der 0amfn erteten nrt all benz
Golpene Suacl Stobr.
Nsaoins, Mar3 10. .. ur-m.
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Subal, orer Die WaGt Der Oarfe,
[gine 9eaempe.7

sSm eanoe 9too ienisitS @oen, 9e9en ben
Moreen 9lne Subal oer Sobn eame6's
elnber, uno peinte: oenn 2(oa, feline Wut=
ter bate ibm er5dblt BON Goen uno pllon
uno SOioefet uno Don Dem Saume oe6 ees
bens. st mar aber Elm Singing tiefen
uno 5arten Sinnes; uno ct panote iein
4n9elitbt binmee, lpWn fem Sater eame6
nit Dem bluti9en Sbwerote in oas en9e
@e6elt trat.
Da fab Jpn feline Mutter, lpie er bonn
Seloe Fam, uno fie 9in9 ibm entee9en uno
lpra6: "2Sos weineif ou, Subal. msin
Sobn, ou mein seliebtsfer, unb was mabt
oib 70 betribt in oelnem 6er5en?"
Nb meine SHUTTER! erpieoerte Subal,
meine Seele seoa6te Goens uno oes beili=
gen Saumes. Siebe ouf oielem 8ooen
rubt Der Stud, &ains, Stud rubt ouf oies
fem Sooen
"Ssibt olio. mein Sobn," fprob bic
Mutter.
> meine Wutter, fubr ber Singing
fort i6 9ebe umber uno lpeine, oenn lb
finoe feline Spur BON Goen. Dos floms
mehoe Sbperot oes Gberub6 bat Die Slis
tbe oes eanoes peroorben. Ssir9eno elm
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StaDtsNecbnttn0.
George Scooter. @fq, Sbae emsifsr, ,in0ebs
nun9 NIT ber Stabt Geaon9.

nun9 NIT Der Stabt Geaoing.
Dr.
8ilan; in6dnbsn laut lsstsmSerbt $500 904
8aarselo p. S.aa9air,sar fir 1914 554 90
DO DO DO 1s45 2937 90
DO 9ueN bo 1144 1913 SO
be DO DO 1S45 1858 90
Son S.@siesr auf &cpsrs 8srmossn IT'S 90
8cn @sttf. Simon DO DO 14O 90
Dom Surasrmeiffsr ec0eft. Strafsn AZ 90
9on bsr &saeins Bai1tr @onpanis al IL
Bon Der 9tationaI>@sssrsi @ct1ittse 90 90
gmpfangen fir Sano p. b.Stra fen 12 70
Bon Or. Senfcn fir gBebsrpdpsn 100
8cn 8. IS. Spfon fit 4 @rsmptare
Der Gerorbnun9en 100
1onSobnSoperNsn fir Marftpldse SO So
9em Sir9srmelifsr firSaus@rlaubs
nisfbsine pom %. Ssptsmb.
bis Is. 9etember 1S45 10 so
8aarss!b, 9fnlsiben 1889 33
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, erquldli6er Sbatten in bet brennenben
S6pule; nir9eno Elm 6ueel, 100 Sere=
bpntDen rouiben uno lpielenbe Suellen.
ub, oos sono 1T 0oe uno ourr uno i6reds
ll6 tpie &ains Sunoe. SHUTTER ib muB
binaus aus meines Soters Geselt, bab iIdb
mein 6er5 ni6t per6ebre in eniser Sebns
lu0t. @ib mir oeinen Se9en! SD miu
elm fremoc5 eano luben, 100 &ains Slueb
ni6t rubet.
Nlio iprob Subat; uno als es Qbenb
9eporoen mar, oa 9in9 ct blnaus in bic
8uite. - llno jtebe, es rauibte ,pie leiier
Slu9ellb(o9 um Jpn, uno in Der &larbeit
oe6 9immelS ftano neben ibn Elm bober
bimmIiiber Sote, in leiner 9ano belt ct
eine 0arfe.
"Subol, 70 fpro6 ct, nimm bic tSarfe
uno 9rel f in Die 9olonen Salten."
Subol 9eborbte> uno at5 Die sotoenen
Saten ertlan9en, oo eribou in Der Siefe
Elm @ebranie, ,pie bon unperitdnoli6en
20nen. Die SDollen oes Sonoe5 boben
ildb ouf uno tburmten iib empor gu md6=
ti9en Selien. 2(uf Den Sellsn ober ba
peioeten iunse eommer in ippisem Grin;
5erebpntben iaulelten, Geosrn rauibten
uno ourb Die boben S0atten mutmelten
Sd6e Die blubenoen ufer binutsr.
uno lmmer Sorter ftan9en Die Saiten
oa pdl5te it6 nit rubi9en 9Bo9en einSil=
beritrom our6 bic ouftenoen 2(uen; unb
es wor, ols Oh bic espieen Sterne BON ib=
rem Sise ipanoelten uno in filler &lar=
beit in Die gSellen it6 toubten.
0o wuroe es Dem Siin9lin9e 70 tpuns
oetbor ei9en> tpie wenn oas eeben fib ab=
lolet bon Der Iblasenoen Srutf.
> LAP mir oie6 Saitenlpiel, bu bimm=
lli6er Sote ! 70 rief er. Wair bInft als
wdr' i6 Oct llniferblioben elmer.
"lls Der gberub 0o war bic 4nttport)
bic erften Sunoer aus Goen pertrieben
bate, oo serieblu9 ct Den Baum oes ees
bens. gSir llniterblitben ifanoen unb
tpeinten. ltno oo6 @ort oes 6errn se=
bot nit uno fpra1: 2(uf uno biloe ou
pom 5eriplitterten Saume Elm tonenoes
Soltenipiel uno lpenn ou unter oen 9efal=
lenen &lnoern oe5 Staube5 Die bimmlif6e
eiebe finoet, oonn glib bin Dies Soiten=
ipiel uno Die @ote oe6 @elan9es."
2(llo iprob oer Gwi9e, "ltno Dir, 0u
Sobn eameO's, 9eb' i6 bic 9arfe, unb
lpenn bu fte beriibrff NIT funfffprtiopr
6ano, ite1e, Damn piro ibr Slang tpun=
oerborIi6 er9reifen uno 100 ou AUDI pan=
oelif, es miro Dir lein, ais ftdnbeit ou un<
ter Dem 8aume oes 2ebens."
8on nun an trauerte Subal ni1t mebr
um Goen5 Serluit. Sn oer Stunoe Der
Sebniubt lieB ct Die Soiten Der 6arfe
erflin9en uno alsbolo idulelten Gerebpn=
tben uno Die @eoern raulbten uno bic. 3d.
DIE murmeIten bic blubenoen 1tfer binun=
tsr. Stortb. gorelp.
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itol5en Noler, Der ieinen &opf in Den $50 :
Zen bir9t. Gtei6wobl liebte i6 ibn nibt ;
es mar nur Der Ginfoll zines tb6ribten
Wdobens, ooB es mir Sreuoe motbte, Jpn
gu ieben. 8e9en Nbeno erbob neb Elm
Iautes 9e11rei uno 8linten puroen abse.
f6ofen. Ser eGrm fam ndber, &uoeln
flo9sn our6 Die &ib6tba uno mir lbpon.
oen Die Sinne. 2(l6 ib Die 2(u9en ouf
iblu9, mar ib in meinem 3elte uno neben
mir Elm Wonn. 2Qob mag pihen, wa6
mir 9ei6eben. Den Wonn Fannie ib
nicbt, uno ais Der Mor9en fam, mar oer
Mann 9e9on9en. Die ndbiten Wonate
bracbten mir Die @ewjbbeit meiner S6on:
be. SD febrte beim gu meinem Soter
uno entoecfte ibm bic ltr1acbe meine6
S6merSe6. SD 9ebor Den Sobn, oen
SulIuf ermoroet bat. Son iener Stunoe
an mar e6 mein @nti0luB, ME gu bsiro=
tDen. Stb liebte mein &ino S6moel ; mejn
Sater lfebte ibn AUDI uno er uno itb wo0:
ten Jpn CROP Sieben. Da 9elcbab e6, oob
SuiIuf nob 1loubta fam, uno mie beSaus
bert fublte ib MIDI Don ibm. SD fab Jpn
uno liebte Jpn; i6 ia9te e6 meinem 8o:
ter uno pir wuroen psrbunoen. Sft trieb
s6 MIDI, ibm oa6 @ebeinniB BON S6moc
els @eburt 5u entbGllen, ober mein 8as
ter perbot es, uno meines Soter6 @iQe
gilt mir 8ottes Bille. Sb icbeute MIDI,
in Su1ufe @seenpart meinen Ssmoet gu
lebfoien, uno oob liebte ib Jpn nit oer
Ser5libtsit meiner Seete. 2Sar ib oenn
olleln nit ibm, bob' i6 ibn 9efubt uno
NIT meinen Sbrdnen 9ebooet. Da6 erz
lei6terte mein 6erS, oos mir 5u bre6en
orobte, uno nun oa ct tObt 1T, per5eib'
i6 felnrm M0roer."
SSm 2aufe oer llnterlu0un9 er9ab liD
Die @obrbet BON 8otbme's Grfldruns
0ie Gsforte mar on9e9rlfen, oos S6ie=
Ben Don Den 8orpoiten Der 5lpil0en Sou:
lnoti uno Oerbent i'm eo9er iteDenoen rul'
tfll6en 2rmee 9ebort, uno Elm Sffi5er NIT
so &olofen 5ur ltnterltusun9 ab9ei6ift
moroen. Sci oeren Unfunft war oerSub
ret oer G6forte perpunoet, feline Wonns
l6att in bic Slutbt 9etricben uno bic lte=
9enoe 0oroe i'm Se9riT 9emelen, ii6 ouf
bic &lb6tba gu iftir6en. 2(ber bem Sea-
ben Der &oiofen botten Die Sie9er Die
Slubt ersrifen, uno iene ben Bo9en in
oas Eager 9ebrobt, wo oer SffiSier iein
3elt nit Oct Satbme 9stbeilt. Sin 8es
febl bate ibn frub am Mor9en obserufen.
Ills Suhuf Don allem Dem &enntnib ct.
belt fling ct an gu 5ittern, uno nit Der
8ault ilb Die Stlrn i9lo9eno rief ct in
Set5weiflune: Mein Sobn, mein Sobn,
i1 Der M0roer meines &inoes.
uno 70 wor es Sui1uf &ortp, Der 5ur
l1nter(tusun9 ousselenoete Sffi5ler. @r
1T 5ur Serlpeiiun9 nab Sibirien perurs
tbeilt woroen. - SEQ. a. >.
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east ,pirfliebs Sbulb

east mirfliebe Sbutb S4S,653 27
GDir. bic untsr;sibnstsn, @uoitorsn son ben
Msbnunssn Der gtaet Geabins, beritbtsn. bas
mir bic Msbnunssn uno Sslsss bon @scrsSses
ter, GIG, Shasmeiifsr Der sriasten Staot un>
terfuebt unb ssfunesn babsn, cas ct Der esnanns
ten Stabt cine SiIans fbulcst bon 1927 sbas
fer unb 598 @snt.-9ie Sbulbsn Der Staet
;sissn iib aub in sesebsnsr 9aritsauns.
s. g. &sifibnsbsr ! @.,,4.
ss'aiam u. aSeas fguotorsn
aeWis s. Ioanolo, ""0''''s''
Neabin9, Ssb. 81. 1916.
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Sie,stag een, 81. A9,Grs, 1sY6.
eJabr9. Z, gan;e Sin,n. 545.
Ssoasfcaeoc Sfasasssaeer 81.

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Bilani i'm StboBe SI,627 594
DarifsIun9 Der Sbuloen Ii Sreblte Der Stobt.
5buloen Ole Jntere0en trascn:
8onos fdai9 in 1s49 $4,000 90
bo 1850 $4,000 90
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$4,000 90

$4,000 90
Greoit:
SilanS oss Sauf9slbss auf
&cper's joaus $410 90
Sar ausifeb. g. .9Sarb 1s45 1877 73
DO DO q. 9Earb ls45 TAO 90
1916 73
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S17,6S2 TAI

Bilan; i'm Shabs $l,627 500
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-23
RETIRN pREyTTJfNIS
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.

y.HlS company. Icing duly orrsnscd is prepared
n 10 make insurance every description Of fir. and
Marine Risks such dwelling HORSES sore Houses. A
with their contents. Also. Steam Roa-s HAT koa's and
Keel loa'E whthc cargoc, 10 and ffsip pott
The Ohio and Mssssippi rivers, their riarv streams
AprcaOns f.r Insurance to &c uac Or tie present =,
heotIco ~ the Wheeling Savings Institution.
augl r. Mccoy secy.
RETURN porM IMS
FYIHE WESTERN INSTR NNCE COMPANY OF
- WHEELING will return ~ per cent on az nreui-
ulns received tor risks taken from this dac where no
uss has occurred. n. MCCOY. gee'r
mar 2, lSi5.
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
At NO, NOr
ADJOINING FORSYTH * BAKERS,
w NIElts S'r NNfIlEIINE 4

w NlElt- ~ win FLING VA
| THE SUBSCRIBER fa''crs himself from an expeti,
encc OF 10 years IN mercantile business this CITY thai
he oan anticipate the Of his numerous customers
and friends In the selection Of chOse and
Goods tekes pleasure IN announcing 10 them that he
now receiving aud VIII continue to receive monthly
throughout the season tbs LARGEST and hest selected
OF Goods ever cred in the Ciohng ae i'm this city
purchased from the lest houses Phiadcphfa aud RAJ
timors, and selected from the choicest mo a1poyeJ
makes the most desirable Goods OF the Season. and will
lie sold for very small advance, French English
and American Broad Cloths from superfne 10 medium:
Twilled Belgian do do, Invisible Green, blue and LON
don Brown do do extra heavy blue and Wool nix dnu
bic nillcd Cassimcres very desirable; aso single uucd
plain and fancy French and English Cassme-es vcrv n
perior aud cheap also ard ca Gold aud silver mixed
aud PLAN Tweeds, from fine 10 MEDIUM French Inen
Drill all qualities Summer Cloths dfah die Persian
Indiana aud orleans do SEQ rs Linen and Cotton Plaid
strired Mode. MerinO and other Fancy Nesins in great
variety. The above goods will &c uade To o,tlcr ~
FIRST rate cutter and good worknen warranted equal 10
any in this OF the Eastern cities.
fsCstdU .FSGGse g. GfE(l.y.
Cloth Dress and Froek Coats. from san fine 10 Nc
dunn full and complete assortment Of Sumner Goats:
complete assortment comprising all the varieties qual.
titles and prices; Cessinei, Ky Jeans and Tweeds dress
and Froek Goats; general assosiiuent do do Cas-
Smeres CSss!nel, Cord and Beaveseen ants, do do
Round Jacke.s sc. SC.
Also 90 dOz line Linen and Muslin Shirts: B0soms
Collars. &c as dOz common do, fancy Linen
and Muslin do Palmetto and LsgEoru Hats with the
usual variety of susr snde-s, Hose, sc.
invite my friends and and all search Of
VIII sell them good article al fair prices cash tie
usual terms 10 prompt customers. Rccoect No 20 Wa
Ter street. ALEXANDER ROGERS.
april H.
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" ". - u. 4, - n @ e..
INSIfVANCE.

~ IsKs viii te taken ~ the FIRE 4 MARINE IN.
~ suRANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING Ius
towrsT RATS on
buildings of ali Kinds stone brick wooden and their
contenfs
Steamboats,, factories, mills, sc.
Turnifure
And merchandise Of all kinds.
And agaus az da,gers attending the igansroralo Ion Of
goods on rivers. lakes. seas. canals. and rsloads
For The character Of the coiENAuy a. nso'r0ifudc
and libcfsy an the adjustment and pas NeDt % osscs
leg iesve Ia reiar 10 The merchants Of this pace aud
elsewhere who have had ,hc adjustment ~ caifs upon
US. Office ON Man, street. n. ". HARDING. sec'y.
aug 4.
RETURN PRENIUNS
TyyTIE FIRE AND MARINE fNEt-RANtR COMPA.
u ny OF WHEELING win return ten Ter cent all
premiums received for risks taken fOn the whe
no loss has occurred.
fsb - Iw. HARDING. scc'y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-23
NEW WHOLESALE
DRY GOODS HOUSE,

| w ltLElING. ' 4.
a IiE undersigned received their Fan stock OF
I . DRY GOODS. ENICstvUiS ioN WAotrsAt 10. and
hayiuO purchased Tic deenc prices consequent
alysulcfe u fhor favor. prepared Job rooh on
tsrns advantageous a. The Eastern e.cs eau o6er,
The satisfaction given 10 their DURING the
last sCason Lus IS 81 'hn hsiness done short nr
Us for cash VIII to uosi aecetade and uduecs hsn
iccve tha' with iheis ample yhTicis vi goods aud the
al dealers who cal aud examine, satisartory
10 wayuet la snss - epnae ale leading alclsS
a. index TO Their stock ma general.
Brown Nusns. Shecfir~s AND Shi-tiurs of different
qudfics aud widths sold pfices and cost OF
shipment. NuOors- such SA,l1c =. Ilsuueis, ker.
40 tire reduced price. Cashniervs. NJ. &c | anos CO..
burgs Meriroes Gughans, and al de-or af dress
goods including size new s'lie Calico, Is lGe,c aud NJ
Dc Lsrc RO'cs Canton tlsuues Tsilc nis-crs brown
ard tlc6ched Drills, 1iokiugs, Ghccks oolor csnihrcs
rancr DO, Brown Hollands, Irish huc's, Domestic cling
hsws, Ta'Ay velyc's, plaid HOAX oiiupgs.
White GoodsSUch a iace,s. cap scis. Swiss, rook
s,yle nets Bishop lawn. Tar'e'ou rusius and long
lawns. Fancy Articles, including nCUuc-s, RlAOus
Flowers Silk-, Sliawls Handkerchief sc. sc.
NOlous-Iius, Needles. srool ard shsiu Guss ratcnt
Threads Hooks and EYES, COTTON cord Dress " hdesore
corset isccs, STYLE buttons al az kinds usrcuders
Calves No,erv, net and ,Ils ~ C., coEils lOta
o-siur and ivory. Umbrellas.
IJi'nfs' IriwmiuCs.-bcst canvass and adding. sill
eias, sk and wo's.ed serves, lest tue sewing Sin
Twist Gsd Thread new s.l.e Buttons, Biutiurs and
FCciaiy tuscl hv V!gce 10 TH,ors end others extra
Preach clo,hs and csssi;ncTrs. Ncsin'rs Twocis
c'o.s Tor c'oaks tue ankeinc, plaid Lnsc q. SO that
th1'c articles 81 llrv Gouds, e. fr,~ M
olI sock. TALLANI - pELATLAlN.
Wheeling SCI. u. 1916.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-23
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nlIIN- IR&

VTTE SUBSCRIBER kcers constantly for sale, q, Tho
y loves, lri-e+, an a-soiu Ont Of MEDICINES,
rRCCs ny FsfUFI .. PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, VAR
NISH FRI SiiLs. sc. sc.
Conf don't hi, Trccs VIII give satisfaction. lc socites
even hu.c who roi iD'eud purchase a. the ii.ne
o. ascertain he prices % his goods.
Any cou.niuics lows asking tie prices Of goods are
most cLcerfiily ard promptly an-Wc ed.
lie would particularly stale. Tia be has S;cs'- Tac
tory ia courec Oa with ms store for Powdorng Jaar
Rii arb I,ecacusuhs. and NAVY other Medicines: for
rrndug Mus AID, Cim anon, Nsrice Peppe-. Gloves.
SO: AID Lamp Insck. mack lead. NeIeiiau Rot
Ch-ou yellow and green Ncrdegris GLOW Ochre anu
Cuct au,'s, iu or al " which be u ale 10 sell a.,
Verv lowee' prices ~
IUls ~ III ereui sizes TOT tainty conyeiiienSe.
f,'ft vftirc te-' petfy a. -etsiis n out %
ladders ard c'srer 10 IA haddSs in quantities OF 81
pounds and unHA'ds.
No charge ode for delivering sood IN any Part OF The
cry. j. w. W. CoRGON.
DauaGtsr, No. 152 West Pratt Few doors ffum Light
s.. on osne TIE & x Il EeVo;, Baltimore lob -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-23
NENV nEsN- e:OOns sVNRE
IL rms RoOSi FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY
VIZ Is.NiNls COPPER
Nearly opposite the North IVcSteyR Banl
-MAIN SIREEl MHEIIING -

Nearly opposite the North Western BanL.
MAIN STREE't, WHEELING f
H'HE subscriber has just ofered an il si ecciv nc
rev, Ne lerge aud eS.csNe STOCK of fancy ard
Sar'e frv Goods sua " nv he present and annroae
tns season. Which " m &c 81 erca 70 The ciifSs NVhs
lang and vicin,y pfce- thai caniof sut poase eler
~ wbo'osa'c ortcoh Cire % car AID we wil take
pleasure u shownr oar roo,s You can thea judge for
yuufsc'vcs Wheeler n gcutf snd HricVS Will suit you
Who tuck CONSISTS DO sricf ve-v la.c assarftiept
~ French Eurlsh AID American C,o'hs ard Css1tres
"a iucis, kcniurkv Jeans. kcuCVs. Gold Miyod Twces
and cavef Ciu'lis, B'eacled and n.owu Nusins. White
and Rei Fiannes Canton taures, Checks and Lirseyk
iu eid'e> quantities $50 uieccs Itiuts - pieccs Cine
hars Sssofted. lrsh Linc's, Croret Csmiies sc Efa
iroideted Css,imcTcs. rsp Velvet. Mcruo satin end
sis Ncsimgs. Gents sai,n Bac italian Crsvas Nous
ln nC'sinc'. 20 pieces CNshrefe de Coss. silks Apa
cas-. noml0xnes. rcnch and Enr'rh Me rnocs Preach
Cashmere IC'aue and Ca-lmeIr Ro Is, Augoie Cheek
Nesv S't'c nfc.~ Goods. Back and l. silks. Ssfiu
Stirred siis, Nacrcd Siik. Swss and Null Mnsinis /
I amlrc end Itcogc, Muslin. Whiie Tsriccn, SC IN
fact every variety % Dress Goods too numerous 30 mca,
ton. Eunbfoidfcd 1h'ci ard oii shawl pi-in Tint
lei Embroidered, rCrsan and Printed Cashmere sais
also variety on al nhcr 6cserip'toR hSwis Al
Kinds of Hosiery. Cloves. siris. runnc's { ruhnct RI
tons, French overs Sc. Swi~s JacO'ot Edriurs aud
lhae,'ia-s, lhrc ad ont ala EdEinss and nsernss.
scrls MN. BAILEY I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-23
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TAHOE AM DIP ApFR

IA ArBLY nftha city ~ Raffnoro. would rerrec,Niiiy
- inform the CIies 81 Wheeling AVID vicinity. thai
ns h orrt 81 az 81 lliscnl on Na.u Fee', few done
1W ine NrFlnia Nn't AID nest flHr tY the HgInir1
ce.fanb' ci.te. whe rlHf'rH eHs rtFmtutr wil fc
.i0 ap i1 ta rtl5f' add uo1 ,.l.lsa tfglo ald a.
flarona'e pritsf Having fcla cUralfd crtfr 0r the
tsi lE ytaf1 in aonc oi tlt gu ol shr tfe BIZ thoea
TEN riiDr ~ Caters himself tha hc sI fe ATE give
t,a es.E.lt iHu 'u a VITO Htr Iltn NIr4 wl.h fftl
CUSTOM AH apprentice walted to learn ths Fose tuft
resa frr 80