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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22

SANTA FE.-The Washington Union pub
fishes the late news from Sa a,a Fe receive a
through the 81. Louis papers. aud pref,es the
following:
- we understand that dispatches from Gen.
nsorny OF the LIST Septembet have been re-
ceived; They make no illusions TO the re-.
ports mat are stated ia the following extracts
''on t'e 81. Louis psprs. The Gene raj was
organizing ms military force, aud making ar
nngenen's ior the provisional government
lie had sent part of his fore in a mart Of
New Mexico which lies South of SAM. Fe
lot the purpose of Forging the horses. &c.-
ne says nothing Of the expedition to Cali.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22

AS INTERESTING LABORER. There is a
man emPio.d at the iron establishment oi
Mr. Cooper, IN South Trenton, who has visited
nearly every part of the world-has spcnt
many years among the Indians Of the Pacific
ocean; and speaks more Indian languages than
probably than any other man in the State.
Mr.. Sweeney, Tor such is his name, is en-
ployed at the scales near the basin, where he
weighs all the Iron, Coal sc. which is received
or sent away; and Isis business employs him so
constantly, tina, he has little leisure tor cor.
vsna ton. lie is on American, aud we be.
iieye was born in New York
Al the age ot fifteen he went 10 sea and for
sixteen years scarcely visited the United
States.--ile was employed much of his time
"a ne whale fishery snong the Pacific Islands,
Snd Iis constant Intercourse with the Indians
anu MS facility la acquiring languages. soon
made him master OF sOme thirty different Ina.
dian dialects
~ one time, in consequence OF severe in.
disposition from scurvy and other causes
which Threatened to prove fetal II he remained
On ship board he wassct ashore OF the Marone-
sss Islands, and was there alone with the Ia
dians, between three aud four years.
Here he mingled with them on the some
i"olng asa native born Indian, aud arose. first
TO BE- The chief OF al the tribes in that rroop
OF i'iands' retaining his power and cmse
qnence up To the time OF bis departure.
AZ tins time bis, legs aud BODY are cover
ga with ihc iati0Os which ar custona,, h,
the f1chc groups, aad their color he informs
u.s. has not changed particle since the dsv
mat ih, painful operation was performed
which Is NOW some sven ofeight wears
Mr. Sweeney IS a steady. industrious man 4
nsa "iie, 90 English woman, whom, be mar.
hrd in zoe Pacific Oue OF he's daughters still
:, mains ~ some Of the Pacific Islands bot
'he rts' oi his iumily ere with him. IL !,
D0iiy Mus ''''0"
WAR EXPENSES -SUa Trrtsrey-
Washington ittcf OF lOtb instant. ,ybl,sl...l j.,
tht y J. Journal 81 Oommefce ,sy.--
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22

COT We understand that the Pit,sborghers
etA insist on the Baltimore aud Ohio Rail.
road Company paying up hose $4,000 spo.
ken OF BY MI McLsnc. The mosey Is to be
divided into fprenny-bits and distributed
among the capitalists who have taken stock
In the Connrllsvillc railroad. Confidence
VIII then be restored. no doubt. The follow.
ing from tie Gus-ttc shows revival OF trade
There already. The Gazette says:
A few ebcstnu,s have been received h.,..
and found buyers at high prices among m.
irai, pv,llsrs. '
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22
NEW FALL siOODs.

ENkI kCkTI most respectfully inform. IN,
friends and customers that I've has received fron, ir
hes'efn market. q large assortment OF
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
WIN great care, which he " III cell or make Ia
"'"eI, AZ prizes thai cannot fail 10 please
itDtEr' Wharf.-The ladies arc esfpesfiv in,,i,.i a., u
etamlhe his new style Ofgaods sIIe for dreases
MaNs dresses and soaks compFsing all tho new .iyie'
=, ossnnercs thiri cloths, sinEhatns eacos SC My
r,ooA e' goods ~ very large embracing The hest make. III
aPaeAr muslin de lanes, &e together with ful s.sort
n,'n OF hscs and white einrbauis and eaeocs cars
ph,tis ana comi1ns of every description shawIr and
'cs,s OF magnificent designs AZ moderate prices
nkNfLEHHNS WEAR superiine black aud cooyed
cloths rsver and pilot cloths mixed aud striped eass
aseIe.. rown, black aud mixed ssuncts gold n,ixcs
wse"' rk striped veetings. mixed leans a e. cSntnu
peed red, yellow and white Hsuneis bcaehed and
own sheeiinFs and shirtnEs apron and shring Chico ~
IinEer saswls siik and cotton pocket
groves, Suspenders &C irish linens linen tablccIoh
sn pysses hsndkerebefs snreror quality Of blank
su OF an kinds with variety OF artificial dsweys AZ.
fancy articles too numerous uentionalIo OF ,xhirh
WI tahe great pleasure In showing to NV fcnd. ami
Oct. I6, WV wv "''"s''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22
WEST LIBERTY CLASSICAL ACADEMY. AN
FEMALE SEMINARY.

sTtiiESE Institutions, long aud favoray known did
- not originate IN cold hrafir selishness; have
tney ecn continued for the sake of gain.
Erandkemcnt. by those WI. could live without them
Tut generous, rational and scSaeridcing desire
feneht community And q confidently believed that
extensively useful aud deseTvcdly esi able IN life viii
do well to paIronizc them.
The winter session win commence on TueSIav he I'd
OF November under favorable than
ever b. fore.
~ ADVANCE. and including tuion, iosfding washing,
hsht hre, Use u library, PIN apparatus Se. $1,000.
y. suOrWElsL., Principal,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22
AsroSlA LorEz DE SANrA Anna
A"pIPLoMATlST7 EXTRAoRpINARy

h'DlfBOMA lol" ARN.
The New York True Sun says Mr. Joseph
Edge, OF Jersey City, (brother of the celebfa-
ted pyroteChnic,) has invented new species
OF bomb shell, which he cnlls the diploma
fist" which is inten led TO answer variety
oil purposes. II is formed OF an internal she'll
or magazine OF iron. filed with powder, which
explodes IN the same manner as an ordinary
bomb. shell. To this is connected by arms of
iron, an external she'll ooncentric with the
fOrmer, and perforated with holes These
holes arc in part filed with pistol barrels,
charged with ball and powder, and oil the re-
naming space between the shells is filed with
an inilaminable aud unrS,ingiishable com
pound; when discharged from the gun or NOR
tar, the inf1lnnable compound is Minded
continuing its burning through cir or water
till II strikes.-From this moment il sets FIRE
TO all substances ola cumbusiible nature near
which it may BE-. To prevent any interference
. with the she'll the pistol barrels discharge
thier contents OF intervals, regulated by the
/ fuses stiached TO them respectively, until al
last the magazine or internal she'll, is blown
asundeT BY the explosion OF the powder con.
tained, scattering the fragments OF both shells
the iron arms aud the pistol barrels mingled
with the neutrality-suspicious. fire in all directions.
The discharge oi the pistols may be regulated
50 as 10 occur quickly OF slowly, and the mag
szine may likewise be exploded at any mo.
ment, 80 as IL may act a. u fire ball, succeed
ed bya bomb.shcll discharge. or as a shell
scattering. ia addition TO iron fragments, un.
extiugui sba Bile fire.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22
For me Times.

ttffrktb!h, Ott. ~, 1916.
Friend wharton, --Silsbcc. the nimitable
Yankee ,ieliliestoT. is about To visit your city.
having nearly closed very successful engage.
ment here.
Although the rains descended. the flood,
came, people couldn't stay away, end the
Theatre has been crowded since his arrival -
lie Is certainly a genius In his wav. and
wherever he goes draws like a steamboat
though unlike steamboat, he draws " ithout
pufhng. Wherever he Is known, which i
iaT aud wide, the simple announce ,nent Of hi
name on the bills. no matter what the wealth.
er be, ensures a foil house By merit slone
ne has worked his way To eminence i'm his
profession, without any Of the advantageous
ants usually thrown around lie, oties OF the
stage.
Whatever may be sid Of Hill aud Marble
who arc icservedly popular. Silsbee is second
To nontIu the truthlulness Of his conceptions
aud delinestions of the :rue Specializing, self.
confident character OF the real live Yankee
Besides, he Is in fact. real Simon Pure live
Yankee himself, srdsntly attached TO the land
Oi wooden nutmegs aud boss wood pumpkin
seeds; withal gentleman and first rate clever
fellow. La paironiLing him, we have the
satisfaction OF knowing our money is not
thrown away upon some foreign Sdventurrr
who goes home to treduce Us, aud boast OF
his ability 10 gull the Yankees.
Take him all in all when he has done up
his last courtship, told his last Yankee story.
and succombed 10 the power of the great ira
gediun, Death. we shall never look upon his
like again. r. ]. l..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22
THE SCOrCllMANS ADVICE TO HIS
DAUGHTER on LEAVING HOME FOR

A BOARDING SCHooL.-Nov, daught, Z,
We hac jsst four things TO learn in edinburgh:
We haze TO learn 10 manage your head, your
hands, your feet. and your heart. Your head
will require little redding up, bath outside
and inside. Its no the bobs aud curls, the
ribbons aud The knots. the gilded kames, and
the toPpins o wcel-sleekit-up hair, that are
to stand the test for life; and yet these things
are a becoming in their places. But there is
something else required. We maun learn To
think Tor yourscl, and act for yoursel. Tor yc
Gamma always hae your mother aud me 10
think aud act Tor YOU. We msun learn to cal
culate AMI weigh not only your own action,
but your motives ot action, as well as the ac-
ions ana apparent motives OF those with
whom you have to deal, and stick ay by tina,
my child, OF which you are sure never to be
ashamed, either la this world, os The one that's
TO come.
III ever ye be spared 10 be a wife. there will
De msir depend on your head than your hands;
out you are nae the waur o being able 10 cook
your family neat dinner, aud max yoursel
a new gown al ORA time, or a flock 10 bit
wee ane
But now for the heart, daughter; that i.
what requires the msist care, and the msis,
watching over Of all and there's taught els,
that am sac unqualified TO gle advice in
Keep II aye free o malice, rancour and deceit
aud as the forming of any improper connec.
tons, or youthful pdrtialites, ii is sac danger.
Gus at your time o. life. that no advice o,
guardianship can counteryail. mauu there.
lore leave u entirely To your own discretion
sad good sense.
NIGH, hae mentioned the management OF
the tongue, as another aud separate point OF
attention.; but II ~ a mere machine, and act.
only IN suboriination to the head and the
heart, and II these are kept in proper order
The other Wilma rin lar wrlng. But dinna be
over the matter punctual u bout catching the
snappy English pronunciation. II looks Taih.
or affected in country girl 10 he always
swapping al the English. and st the same
time popping in an aull Scots phrase tina,
she learned in the nursery, Tor il is impossible
to get quit o them. But mind ay this, INV
cbild--that good sense is well isur,d and be.
coming, IN whatever dialect il b. spoken; and
snes mother tongue suits always the lips OF
either bunny lass or an auld earl the best
Etirick Shepherd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22

OOfUcf o tiutH tHo 4botFVc ot,- " tot Nttt
kHotra eheop cash clothing store Of
s. RICE.
- HAVE received my entire stock of Pail and Winter
= Goods. and do think YOU viii ssy that Won never
looked al AZ large ana faknionshe stock OF goods
the City Of Wheeling Knowing the tact that the
wheelinr Papers like myself very much crowded fof
Hooss. have determined making ny Advertisement
short possible. viii only enainsfsic rsass 81 the
leading attic e.. such Brcsi.ec,hs All shades ecors
and qualities from 81 Otto $1,000
csssimcrs do. from y cents 10 stso Csssine,s do.
ffom cents 600 Tweed 10. from, 81. "a.
and wss '~,,o'ds,s ss.,.''
do do and fancy snk Velvet.
do DO do Silks.
do Fancy Morinoc. vs yds black sa,ins no, 10
other description Of 1sney and plan vs-sirs that New
York, Philadelphia OF Baltimore could produce.
Msekansw. Trouhedonr and Home LEAGUE blankets,
very isFgs sleek. And be a remembered thai my
softmcnt al The shove named prices very large ana
lcss my business much larger than ave rxs.c. 10
pcct, shall not he out Of them when called for. az o
whief wiiseh wholesale and retail or make up or
der IN my usual fsshiorsds style.
READY MtDE CLOTHING broad cloth ffock an
drcss coats. all eoiorr. and pricr- from, 5
much ssy little inner article than an he hsd a m.
other house hsekansw blanket, hess-r cloth. hro,,
CLOTH tweed esssnet. and many other 10
and sack coats nom $50 TO so.c0. Ready made vest
al kinds and eusiics ranging in price from 20 eenis
sioco.
PANTALooNs-My stock Ia very LARGE: withon
counting win venture 90 say have suhcisnt sunni
the entire army OF GEs. TAYLOR, and have few mos
o. The same SORT ct, ranging ana price from 20
SEQ.
White linen. m,fsiir and silk shirts Ear superior
any thing offered this side oflh~ mountains.
Collars, furons stocks surpendcrs. gloves. all soris
great variety other articles that you viii wha
you LOOK IN az the -Four Big docrs. Recollect m
cheap cash clothing store OF - RICE on the corner
Main and Monroe streets.
Nheeinr De
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22
Ia glSICAL.

TIME Harmonious having arrived in Wheeling
- have the honor 10 Grand Music Al Ro,rees
consisting ofvoeai instrumental and operative r.rtr
manres al the City Han. on Friday night Oct ID
and Saturday isth 1915.
Admls sion 80 cents children secomp anied by their
pAttic al are see Programme
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22

We find among our latest news from Mex
ico the following address OF Santa Anna TO
The Mexican people through Gen. Aimonte,
Secretary OF War.
Gen. SASrA AxsA, Commander. Chief NJ
the Liberaling Army, To Gen ALAoSrE.
minister oil War OF the Republic OF
Mexico.
AroILA, o'clock, A. NJ, Sep. IL. &c.
STA / have received your favor OF this
date, acknowledging decree issued by the
Supreme Government of the nation, emhra
chg programme OF the proceedings adopted
10 regulate due celebration OF the re-estab b.
iishmeDi ~ the Constitution of 1921. the as
sumption by myself OF the supreme execu.
tive power, aud the anniversary OF the elori-
Gus cry OF Dolores.
My satisfaction is extreme 10 Observe the
enthusiasm with which preparations are
made to celebrate the two great blessings
which have lsllen upon this nation-her la.
dependence aud her libeIty--and am pene.
lrdicd with the deepest gratitude to find that
my ARRIVAL at the capital will bl made To CON.
tribute 10 the SOlemnities OF 80 great an oc.
CASTOR. La tufihersnce OF this object shall
make my eniree. into that city Tomorrow al
midday, aud desire in contributing INV share
10 tlIe national jubilees. TO observe such a
course as may best accord with my duties 10
my country--belOyed Of my heau-amd with
the respect due 10 the will Of the sovereigl,
/ people.
4 have been called by the voice OF nv fell
low CIilIens TO exercise the office of Com
manderin- Chief OF the Army OF the Repub.
hc. was las from my native land when In.
teiligcnce oi this renewed confidence. and oI
ihese new obligations imposed upon me b,
ny country was brought 60 me and saw inn
Dinent dangers which surrounded her on ali
sidrs, formed the chiri motive Tor calling me
10 the heat OF the army. now SIC terri
bic contest with peIiidious aud daring enc
uIy impending over her, IN which the Mexi
can Republic must fccOnquer the insignia III
her glory, and fortunate issue II Victorious
80 disappear from the lace of the cath. II -
unfortunate ss TO b. defeated. also see ,
twsel',r ous iaciiou raising is head fron d,
bosom. which. la calling up torn OF gov
rHiinent detestcd by the united nation. pro
'okes q preferable submission 60 foreign do
miniOu aud ! behold at last, tllsi after ,nuri
'scllluiion, that nation h resolved to estsb
/ iish her right tu act for hcrsef. and To srfaup.
,uei a iOfm Of government a. best suits hcr
wishes
I All ibis have Observed and turned li.,
curig ear 20 JIc cry OF my desolsied country
sausiitd That size really needed ms weak srg
wees 81 ~ iinPoriamts period. Hence have
tonne without hesitation 0r de.sy 90 place
myself ln sublcCiion GO Der will. and. ,l,s,.
fuus 90 b. perfectly understood. upDp r.erb.
ing my native soil, ! gave iull aud pub.i,
/ cApfcssion oi MY sentiments snd pnnt iples
/ TIE reception which they met CONF ine,t ~,
ihai J had mos deceived unS sill. aud / stp nov,
/ Zoe more confirmed in them. NOT lfo,n b.,,,s
gwen iFm more consideration. bui becaus5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22

According 10 recent official estimate, the
charge on the Treasury tor the army move
mens Tor the next eight weeks will be ten
millions. A there are now probably two or
three millions left in the Treasury, MIR. Wslaet
may b. able ioge along till Congress assem-.
bles with loan Of eight millions
The Government must aud will abandon
the Sub-itessury scheme. Early in the next
session modiications OF that system will BE-
proposed. specie clause will b. further
postponed, aud the banks and bank notes.
aud Bank checks will be again rcsorled to by
the Government"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22

EAFORTS TO IRELAND. The INN W.
ron, Weeks was cleared 81 this port Tor 81.
fast, last Monday. by Mess. Guest & Citlmnf
with ihe following cargo. tz Flour coo bbis
Corn 27li7 bUshrls Lard 30 bbls. Ham, II
Bacou 2 hh'ls Z bri-. Sides3 hhds Should
cn 2 90, SPyes is00.- Lg'ords Pries CIR
TCat
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22
STOCKING.

Neutrality-suspicious. ECKHART Respectful.
Av4 ~ informs ths citirsnr vi Wheeling and vicinity
that he continues to manufacture stockings shirts aud
Drawers OF superior quality. Whilst he Ia thankful
for past fav"rr he hopes by attention business
continuance of the same. lie VIII hereafter Keep on
hand liner article than has hccu manufactured In
this city, Mandatory Main Il. opposite the Noul
Western Bank OF Virginia.
OF -, Tn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22
FRUIT

Dor reader. will notice on advertisement in
oafpiper Of Fruit trees Tor sale by Mt. X. /.
Curtis. at the Monroe House ~ the latter pari
OF shis month. Mr G. requests US 10 coz.
feet an srror 10 the advertisement. and 10 al.
noupce be will BE- 81 the Monroe HOUSE with
sPecim-ns Of Fruit, and not Fruit trees. o. in
The Advertisement
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on Hills white xhesi fioar. Il
~ 90 na.s OF Mo coflc<. 4 49,. I.x~a.
POST OFFICE.

Uf' This crree - the largest disssisosins cmest.
believed, IN The Union The service renders The constant
emPlo Of necrs.srv The W,~f~~,
Mail from ashnyton to the who,e uhso Indiana H.
LIMOS. lows, Wseonsin. Missouri. Arkansas Kentucky
trihuied here. -. "ttW .tf -
ARslvALrhND nEr ARTgRE o., THE NAILS AT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22
MARRIED.

On Tuesday evening. 10Th inst. by the Rev.
Benz. Mitchell. Mr.. JOSEPH MELLOR, To
Miss MARGARET T. WOODS. daughter of
Alfred w. Woods, Esq. of Belmont county,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22

ITO Dyers aud Calico Printers aruell's Applied
- Chemistry, containing among Other valuable inf-r
nation description of the leading processes
pracced by calico printers IN this eo.niry accom-,
panied with esPiansio Of the scientific principles On
which, they based, vo'umc JUST received aud
fur ssie ~ JNO. n THOMSON
Od22, linton street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22
THE BABoON AND rHg HoTTENror

Many are the extraordinary anecdotes rela.
ted OF the babocn. One was told me by Mr.
Molfatt OF aihot9nna, who possessed tame
babOon, which IN common with all tho mon
key race, entertained an intense dread OF
snakes. It's master, from mere wantOnuesS.
ioTcibly entwined dead snake round the ba
bOou's neck, when the animal sat mofionless
Tor upwards OF an hour, supplied with fear,
and, on the snake being removed, stole tim
i,ily into the hut of the KOmnna. After a
short lapse of time the bab1on was, According
to custom, called on by It's master to scratch
lass head, but, although summoned several
times Ia an angry voice, il refused 10 move
The kOranna rose aud struck il with stick.
aud Immediately the enragcd aud aggTieved
animal sprung upon him The neighbors,
hearing the scuiiie, ran to see what was the
matter, but couli distinguish nothing through
ihe dust raisrd ia the hut except bot cindefs,
which we've kicked about ia oil directions
from fireplace in tn centre OF the abode 49,
The sCreamsUt the man tie bdboOn were in
iermIuglcd till at length thc latter dashed out
through Use bystandcrs aud escaped "a some
mountains. The komnna had been rather
seriously bitten IN the encounter. anl was
some weeks ia recovering bui ultimately re-
gained his strength ant. bent upon revenge A..
secured the mountains W. search of bis an,ag-
ouist, Hcat last des,ried his baboou. which
BE- could discern from any other psrping over
crsg, and lcyel.cd a gun az blu. but the an
itnai instantly Withdrew his head. sal held
forward one ~ his companions ss tsrzrt in
stead OF himsell, Chattering loudly as GO den
ancc. ~ that The IMAM was compelled Go re-
tuTu iOilpd aud dtsauIptiutfd
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EllIalI b : IL l,an Ig.n -.

=" = ~ H"ih tnuH lFarh.
&C.,. - AaEoN's Res. MONTGOMERY Ia X
n1hh rlh-fof to- LAT two fearsI hsvc hen 80 =,
ntu ~ 'hius and feVrrs. wiicu recovered 81 tbss 4
wfs taken with ssDsiiveneas ana nam ~ 80 - -
~ ~ ,h' e1gf % the reh continued ~ nine ,,eets
,i 80 ''.i.,s sHeuerd ne. aHd sRef ons course Of
49, 49, 49, ilA.} bif ef- ufe pain removed sround
~ Nh9e s"ly with much jcfkias IN nst Nerves "a
~ CON- nued 90 some noufis che Doctors ssd 4
si,l.,it 30 eptia ari va tbrn a.rie "a vyaik Al
- hAa r"'iinhsi s1fruess aid nausea In nv .fosr
f,. ~" 'teH See. peirff1' Uu 0f the head snsy tt.
ioid me mud change niy stfuss,-, 49, n 1870 ~, 49,
"l' \" heniursyi aHd pH aiy isrrnss / rsn.s
$3.50. ~ ". ca'ei w. Lsf's "ro1ls asa Anfi ID.
+t-. HF fought I've hurfs tsrv ,,err "a -.
80 y, ~ W, Hla9 SOY have ever used have t-eu AZ,
~ procure more Which ransss w. A. fre.s.,,,, -
1919 20 YOU ed row nfv ffieud if ys,i can .--f ~.
'i' A'nIf. WiH rruh you iiss aniosnt
WI s''sffite myseiC your aFitfei friend
r,,.....t. t--,. Join iEfCU
sue ascais WhecIinr "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22
LATEST ARRIVAL.
MORE NEW DRY rams

GhEEk \ MOTTE, No 100 Market sapsre ,,o,,td
can the Attention Of their Customers aud tbr ,ohl,s
70 heif new stock Of Fan and Winter Goods yybe tbc,
NC now opening. Their purchases having heen made
Iae ~ INC season, amor many articles had de~line ~
Plcs thcy rel confident that they can oT GOOD ~
seas 70 in"se who may favor ihe1 with a cali Tber,
80 w te assorinen several STYLES of Iadir., A.,
goods suitable fof the season An Minds or
eo,h, eAssiniefs, tweeis sstipeis eans keT-eSs
~, &c ~ me ever article that usuay kept h
Oet NJ.
- ~ School nonks. fresh supply of A., Cof
f-,Hie9 neeic Headers, Nos. p T. and and Ras's
S WHhnsiie, parts D. and y Just received ana
'I sac whoieSale and retail NJ the p,,6lslcr. b.,
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22

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