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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-30
WHEELING sTORB

TDNNsTuN a NEHHf NIL. Wirissais and Reisii
- neaiess ia iofrtFii ED iuiugsfte
DRY GOODS,
No l3l Main STREET, Wb0iiur. W
Arau rsn she stasnton nf az psfsdas stsans io fur
s1asr srYthinE fhs ury Goo's ilae. IhsT haze lsi
fsteisfd very larRe 80 We frtfef fftft I'd fanef
sah ssaric Tfg Conds. ard nfg htfrd o. sffss n
ihsm q saeh efitss q wh 30 fth 70 piesse ~ mosi
ernnasilcaf ff.sh "a N
CARPETS.
s,si faesiFsd Wsef fafs so fsiainrs sna ssn 80
90 ffsrr tgssFi pttea. a. tf loirss'r. oril ~
trHheFf.N A EfNEfHI
50. ifl Sem sifre wee ans ST.
pffriFr ff A'grf eHp,
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wv D. sfs ruf receiving snd ugfatn1 AS ffe Wls.r
VIZ and NJ rr.f Hf0.r. 'Hffa aHd wfH r'U.taf
rark offauFfy srd flHfF Articles WErh bfF. ffrr I'd.
fol aI aitftrr Hud e.s. rOH.IsfIIg II .lft uI
fHf tuoWIua Dress tad t1.srf "a hsiaIant, HIa saa
White raf fIrd.nF. ltIfF raHis, Horn EcrfFr rar1fa
r1'aH fHatF EfHlsH l1fn dffsFlar ruinis. Nu a's
fsnfs Woes fnholff a 30 .ffs Per knffff Iirf ata
wing SOAP Bead end slk fnfes Pocket ln1te 81 1e
toqss. Hroef canF uomtrn0e. tHe.sHtn. Ds.h cuu.
nNH Haftf, Mage LanilfHr. rmtl IesCf e1n aia.rf.
Bone saf .fsts rtrfr tnitf saf RAGS. sff ftrls
Throw nt sHd nuHmipr fapfi iisfmsht-a FbIps Sea
Hafle Uafroncis t.ffIuHe.la fiass fras fUr Iufrts
tt }annr lstfr. wnH fftst variety af fI5f an r ff
fH.rcs te1 nHrrIHas n n.eHtiaH. t1l fIf f.aUIIrs.
i.f ffeff MEtf|fH
ufr NDE frrf RS H Ef..u.. Fa
~PNNt~u s0IE - NrtiER.
IAN 81 ae ef hFe iet.a
y w IrlfHa ft.. .fF N.HH.
h.ff .Ffftt q. ack
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nnENTLIN4.En \ ApOrEht,A.

ArtftsfN NDE(liANE.
NJ EIHClNEss be al THIS shuent AZ any
eas touf oftse light. Physician pescri pgt
with srCunAcT aud NEarSEst Spires ofthe isss qaaiiy
Tor family use. y. A.BRENTLiNGEn,
Proprietor and Attendant.
W fefsos eaHug sfseF the shop n closed VIII Please
use the knockef on the door tyf3
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M SHE'S.

- hNlEf. NfGOii would refrcciNfiF iuf1fat tHn.r
- Who lfto hefrtnisff extended i1 hI fftif rrffen
see sad s nfirfs pIp wsh aaythins boz hfs llc 81 10
surrs fhs' o. ass g9 hsHd ROW an srsoffsrt of t.e
i0iItv Ht- nd m hfusi os g. fffsii rns.un So
Wttr Wssl lifCa.s. Ta.fh Hfuties
vs. indow fHceafaa
Cif Heath Hard arufH
lluf.a AafuIHH
Shoe fiafhE iirifss
~ rrE Ias sfay+ sfffa aff ~ tae - NIrau 4
Ptff rsHpa Tuist 81 Hsrafts OIL ffufsfiafr So tfa
Mafr slrre WfrfIHr. We
n H nfrt..ff Of Flr l1aiu Nre vi
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CoUNTyCoIrRT.

Session afsi Monday u every month. Quarter Sessions
hea IN March. Jane. Augast sne NoYeinief,
ARCH WOODS, Frcsiding Justice.
= IAfOR, Prosecuting Atiosnsy,
JOHN MGOLLOCH, CLERK,
ELIJAH DAY Cefaacr,
gro vs. SIGHTS. Commissioner 81 Revenue
Samuel OLDHAM, llf roupsft
ONkRSEkRS OF The POOR.
Thomas hosnisoes, - Todd, odian,
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OFFICERS ELECTED ny COUNCIL.

CLNRE--IAMEF q WHEAT.
SEEaEAST--r r stlAIdsCROSS.
ALbERNgN--ist Ward. MNRurfen s-2nd Ward
james MNanHcii. ;--ard Ward t:cO Duny ;--lth Ward
Philip Bier;--5ih Mssd, G. Guy.
SANsrksV CosNlIIEE.-ist Ward 1hOmss CAinp OIL
Ind Ward, Todd s-:Fd vs. ard, ~ Harding;--fth
WaTd. John Kohplson 18Th Ward, y " Eassia.
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WESTERN iNsrrA ~ coMrANy

sr4 WbSTEEN lNStrA iiE COMPANY.
80 cArirAL S.fcttN. ~ if.t..H
" iS eou,rsny. teirr new duty sFaSuis- p'e arod
q ." rsSe iis-p' aics every dcseTgspu II Fire aud
Marine Risks, such ~ dwelling hoo Sorc iiouscs
with their conicnS. Also noa's Fias taa'sr ana
Keel toS's With their cSrrcc-io ard tsna any Fort
The ONO and Missip tyerr OF thee rtriisfy streams
Applications q. lNfurgnce made f1r the present a.
The 9nicc % the Wkeotns Savings f,ssi uafian. ~
aug % ~ 'l IL.f afif d. p Il. McCOY Soe >. ~
qssii0is1 RErsIRN Pi,DM,t,MS
fY1llE WESTEHN INSTR ANtE CONT MY or
= WHEELING win tr'uu, 10 pvr cent Ell prem.
ns reeefved Cor risks taken from thus dae. where
oss has Occurred. II. Mccoy Ssc'y
mar 2 fStJ. y p. 'lt ~ VIZ
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ESendu Made G Gfhit =.

Cloil Dress and frock Goats, from, suForGne Nc.
dun; full and complete aSsortuicnt OF Summer COS,s;
complete assortment comprising az The cties qua
cs and Srices; tassinei, ny leans and Iweeds Hrrs
and Frock Coats; very general do do Cas-.
srcrcs. CasS.het. Cord and BeIycgeca Panis do d.
Runrd Jackcfs &c. &C M ~ -
Aso 20 doz hhe Linen and Muslin Shir;s: Bosorrs
Collars &C. IS tpz. common do, fancy Ftrit ell i,lcn
aud Muslin dc; Jmetio ard l,eghoTR Hats with tue
usual variety Of SusucndeFz. Josc, sc. -t 49,.
Nvfe my friends and cnsos.cGs aud all In search OF
good Goods Ia give tne eau, assuming Them can aud
VIII sell them coed article fair prices Tor cash the
usual terms 20 prompt customers. Recoect No. 10 Wa
ter street. .-rf - ALEXANDER RoGE6s.
apTii ~. 81. 7, ~. II y.
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NEW DRY GoupS STORE.
A LITTLE LATER THAN THE LATEST
AEN

YIN l.liiOiI as received, and II nav ,feuipg.
- hcw hrd splendid assoTtnien - FRY CCO!,S asdvr
rees, - hs swe ou Main sireos. No lGS ski sitle
'tcfs s''ore Merkc' . which ls oie-S a. tho lowest
cash prices to which lie would pVi'cftc air,,'ion 81
country merchants. csrcf- and lis fcncs
0N consisting ~ rtrt of iik cashmere. 1lii ~ snd
Iesiin de lansS shSw +: siiLs ali acas muslin he ist
and snsieirs ~ an rtics, Ffene aud Eneiisit co-hs
eas~ihc e- se'insis twct,ts. leans fsnnes Of al
SUMS c"ih csfs, on's. shoes. looklDg riss, &C., 10
ar's' sc, !pTc'ler va Ecreral ss-nrimc't ofdhuc~
ir dry Goods. taiofs ffiuinrrs ard trimuiites ~ an
tnd- htasss day aud % lsonr cIos ~ OF
lie ltst quality. aw as on hand
y. h.Iridiars rcsrceihtlIv invifca 20 r,N
a. ~ assormeut az IONS ~ their iineis always ta
or hand sud At prices TO conreic with any esther esiS
lHhment ~ ihis. Guy - sep II. /
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GOOD INTENT
CLOTHING STORE.
.s9g8g WATER STREET
CLNTHTN c. s TOR e.

- &4 u ~ K = NJ - A,OLH x.
2ND DosR BELOW q. s. poTFt Up
WIRE RIINGY,.A. -.lf
thiFt u I'll. HI GIlEr. JW. Fr.E
II ErPECTFULIN asks eontiuua. ION of lie VERY IL
sS hefa patronage that has heretofore cen extended
Toe above concern assuring tose Who will hir
wrd esl that he viii continue D., steation 10
business 10 sell Iinm gp0ds the reasonable terms
ave- a. 9fccs thai eainoi faii 20 please. aug -
FASHION FOR AUTUMN. 1916
HtROWNtt inches hish,7,i6 Neolpa n-i el al sides
- lilo noni and Tcar-i curve. - ~.
Ttr-l oval, t,nve. 1.i6 convex
BnIN2 inches wide front and rear ard IL IL a. sides
SulAi edge cprl slightly rolled al sides.
SEf.--3.id sopcd l-l6 inches cIrved, tth.Ifr -.L
bNSDfNe.---.,- 10 wide. satin aud satin stirred.
h kiNtiNf',l Inch wide. hre ull Ell "a an edged.
HE eh9A els,'ignahlc FAll Besyer HAT via fonnl Al
bffNftPfst = Fs-hiesat tass orr coynor
VI Msn end lulon streets wLcc he has This day reeeiv
81 his S>sorlnioui OF liafs ffo,r New YORK.
No Fash Beaver Ss.5O Ne . CoHev fst ~
49," go No I siiS Mplrsk in hat: so
No Rnssia Hat 800 Glazed las IS
I. . ilrsh SrUr'inr ha's
No Concy llal l,D nfo' and blk woolha 50
CAPs!t AP !'Ii "hPER IiIAS tANA.
Transparent Nohs Cans.
thtldtcns cloth CAPS Ccitt's common rr-.s
velvet Rows cafnrscni GAGS
BOYS hik olO.h Cas- GENTS Vr.yr. ~ n eauyn ~. =
Gcn.'s bnC blk cuihCgrs .
To-c.her VIII aiitud. u'sde foru "a c,sto $3.50
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oFFIcEoF rue PROTECTION IgsURANcE co
pFFssrIe 1nE soNKos rotsr. WMF PETfRsON Al
MAYOR-M G GOOD,
COUNCILMEN.

Thsnss HuEtes. NJ M'Lnrc, John namT,oa, n W
Philips, W Mitchell Morrow, Ceo R0'tnson. II
sSneora, BsSiy, + l,liihef \ n Laidicy, Jab's
IAHll, w Limeiiek. Tanner, NJ Ne.son, Atrick, d
Lamb, u Eobot, u Austin.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-30

ga uai.s Ns9 HACEEREls--
@@a. e.
30 g. Ne Pfiras ehst
iShfas g. tteiveatss dsY sra fsss b
80 A. ~. FhkTNN Eto .
~NN noXHs TtN FLArE.
~ - 80 fs Hfsfsu' a shskhHg fggfw ssT
erEs fsnta IiH fsts.ffHf 80 afsse ~
sge ~ fNNluN.h 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-30
81. III .rfndc CIofhJ,,rl !
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
AT NO, aOt
ADJOINING roRsrrh a BAKERS,
AZ A.II.Ia -, ,..aaL ~ -.

WATER ~ WHEELING VA
THE SUBSCRIBER fstters himself from an cxpcri.
enee OF l6 wears IN mercantile business
he oan anticipate thu OF his nunersus customers
and friends IN the selection Of choise aud seasnnA'c
cools, takes pleasure IN announcing them that lie II
row receiving and " M continue receive monttsl
throughout The this largest selected stock
OF Goods ever offered IN tire Clothing Trade in this city
purchased from The ler houses in Philadelphia aud Bat
ttSofe and sc'cccd from the cliOfrst uoSt approved
makes tho most dcsifaac tuods ofte Season. aud viii
tc sold for very sirNi advance viz French, English
and An-,.icnn Broad tio'hs tfnm sapertne 20 medium
don Sruwn DO do; cNirs heavy tlne aud Wso IN don
BE inile, Cassinefcs very desirable; ssn sinec med
rlSiu and sucy frcch and EcliSh Cashnrrcs yer, si
Tetio aud chesr also and Gold aud silver inxel
aud plain rwceds, nom fine 60 medium French Iiei
Iriii Al qualities Sunfer Cio'i. drah d'E'c Persian
tndia-s and clreans do; SEQ - Linen and Gotten Pad
Srired aud Check fSnteioons; stud NSstinrs PLAIN
srcd Mode, Metno and other Fancy Vo,'inss ia .rest
ySflcty. The Above goods VIII he made order ~
ifs rate cutler aud good workneu warranted equs to
any m this o Tie Eas;crn eiies ~ n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-30

CORNER or MONROE Ann WATER SIS. SOS,
Consisting IN arr ~ tic foicwing. sa'in ,es~s;
.hcckS 81 rycry kns; state cord Lncr. Draso B-owa
DO. frpokfcd d., Cinxhciu< Cotton Cashmere Hesvv
kc7els SaiiInrf- I~nS 80 all ktat- Summer csiis;
cro'or roa ing; Twecs Cold ,r,l do rafk do Ira
hrk Sun,Scf cloths; Srsl crdcFs. Ca,ves and stocks
cRAvArs-silk and Ss'h,; a'so Cinsiiam aad lac.
onet srava's, sca-f sim aud Ss'in. el1t's
finct'asSiuc-t.. Frcpch hoe skin do; Fancy Plaid.
French do; Wool Black tgnekskir u m .Ua : 1915
NEsTiNGS-c sslnsere MarsSiIics, Siik and Satin cf
every quality. tf'aN .t
cLoTfis4surcr Hne French cloth, Hack do Glr, do
Green do. Btewn do, Invisible Gfccn de.
Al Of whclfw 10 ale ,tp ofief a tie shortest
notice and mo>i fashionable and syl- ard Al vcr,.
lew prices II h not Necessary FOR tell The r,ff
that sni TaftoH; for II welt known thu, lfrve
held iay risee fashionable Tailor nom the vc,v IN
cra suppar ofihis Fashionable eotnhrity and have al
WAYS stood No o. W
The public VIII hnd Il 10 their adv apsge 70 call At The
frsi rate s-sortnSent OF 70 Fal-.t -
kc, dy .rf0dc flofhiny 80
an 90 THIS Strings make and rot the II an
old stock ~ eight or teii year, ssndins aSsose t
public ihose WHO patronizc me- THAT an nv garucnfs
i@lc IN tie latest style good t;oo- and " in ', an
rant my work 10 NJ and for LOW rRfCEs that can't le
hcsi cS al the Great Ceiarsi Route Store for BAR
GAINS. at 80 U n W
APP ~ ... l,rr Ia l-.. 4. NJ ADAMS.
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HORN IspC'W & DIIlON.
PLUMBERS.


CHEAP 4 $ THE CHEAPEST
g ASF SUR MNBEB1 sF few doors I..,,ts She
- foF dncc, have ptpliisSi thcnseiyfs with ne,v
auh IL lc engine, aHd uef fixtures fpf their iucss IN
'Hicrinr ryle AVID fs'eS Themselves tlt.t with ten
sost rfriect "a isfsriipu.
'rles caro- nu inc iiouss ard STEAM soAr PI.CH.
BiNG n an i'sbratchrs. III
LATE AND IMPROVED LEAD PIPE.
~ s,rsnrewcuis wiibihe manafsctnis-, wo bsverc-
reitcd aud vii cons auy recciyiug ard prega-al Is
F1pr} The aiotV rife whIcsac sud ~ 49, III ti,e lea
gnsiiiy. and - low as ecu 20 hud in the country
Iht} have constantly on hald ilydfans of diFe-ent
dfscfptons. Hafier's Kettles. yo'er clnscfs tafh ts
BE- a;id cold shower fabs c'orss sJr blaaehiua chor
ca srareu. cad eolns, Ps'sut ash pumps lead ipg
ol a sizes, sheet iead Of any thickness and worke . 10
any uanncrof fbfn. ~
" aver c0uducfei tar0ufh ia,deu mines fsou, s,,ir -,
dwelling housss tn thc couuiry
SUPERIOR rHmpF Tor county wells steam cn~fres
az orsststheakMny received and puuctaaIy attended,
90
STEAM pow EH
Tor manufacturing purposes % sunplir ~ sevo-
dese tous 20 mecisrcs. boz he eud si0ry ~ their hi
aieg, ~ on ne GROUND aoo Al very moderate reat
1 " hcfilHg. ApTil .. 1915.
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.I..svN tx n n CE.

sfl1,qn1 as INSIRANC .stsf ...ll =
= iskS win Re taken ~ the FIRE MARINE IN.
A. IT RANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING NV
tovrNr IA MS oif-- nlr'nru rs ar.,tfI.a nFF
BptdpsS OF al Kinds. stone. lrcS, woclen sndiheT
co,lfcufs t-l wv. iI ftitI'tI HW lNNI.I t'I
sscan'l''a's. fsc,or,''. wi,is. sc- i GO. .l. srn
larnl,uts ~, $40
And n,efchsndise 81 All kiat.
Md seuis AZ dr a'terissg The uaueao'' ion 81
gottls en- rtyrys. skc. cas, a.. aud raiifoa,s.
For tie character OF ffc curiresv ffor,riiuda
aud Aersiit, On tie sdjnstiret I'd l~srs-
we ~ ieavsie Tvof 70 fhc chants az s Place arr
elsewhere who have had The au-iic9f or SIN. uron
~. ohCc on Main stree. r. ". uARslNG. see,y..
avg 4. .---..-..-
-. ... RETURN PREMIUM
III w flltf. NM W NEtNfs fNst Y MGR CONF 4 !.
II Ny of NHEfIfNsswtii rcsnrh tsi, rer cent eu an
IRON ugs rce"ivs liff-As isksa ffosn HAS tins whes
n4.7 p r. W. uARpiNc. ses'y.'
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FEATHERN. FEATLLERS.

n NELNE hundfe paunds 81 furcFf o. i've Gecsr Yea
thcfs be- small sacks, on hand and forss'titw ~
NENuEG A. ~ RNOiE
soP2i if3 Msin sueti W hering, \ a
CITY DiSPENSARY, sc.
SOnTu-EAEr CORNER OF MONROE n irH sra
The fnssrfTfro u0rrr offhu iusfiitit ou v u haes
Ter 30 from ~ 10 ig ". and ffoo 90 = 4. 81 every
da1. SUNDAYS ii to1r 81.
Ary ssscs who may fequirc nieffes - susndsnec ard
medicine tcWscn ihc hours is spo iced rcqnssfcf
n caii upon either ~ TIE attending phy-iriars tHcf
ui scs when ueg VIII promptly receive suen assstacs
A. their rstss Hay require.
ATTENDING FHYsICINEs.
IN TODD. Main street.
=" bATFs. Quinr} Ftreof.
fWisr Ell. Church stfcefi
Hft4uKETU. corner Mpfrsc and sth 80
D. order af tIE Flard
HftpRFTn sstfefs.t
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TT subscribe hes ihs day eci, appointed Soe s.
grni iu This city tor The sale 81 Doctor J. Roses
iilEHl.f CELEBRN vt I'D EGEf'ABLE REMEBIES,
ta'ied "a ihcveri1us diseases which ihe aiIna bo
dN is subject. Of which ihc f,llnw inr l. i-'.
~. hpsvs pfsphyarfie syrup Irnaccs, cor 'hc eu-a
ot AZ chfrir dea-' affections oftlo lung aud scro
nfiuus aaecticrs
iie's auea syruF, for dacaSs q tte lungs,
~. Roses Group or i've syrian
.lir. Roses CeipIouud EXfrsct Of SAGA. ariua
lr. Roses IS, hu,a'ic Eiyir
pr Ruse evarA Ioscnuoss ar -aia'oa o. the tbraa e.
~ Roses utncuf iuf wCakurss pain in tc thesf.
ilr. Roses Toric NiNtufss fDr yluus aud f,vfr
worms.
~ Roses Tonic Anti I1ys, rplle for al disease OF
TIC F;ou'ach s1d cs. ciis'co hiftfi'un 6sc
" iioses Fe' ale Pen, . crior to ihc InsGef Pan
cinus ,rneiy for diseases ufibc Liver.
r. Ensc S,rc ygiirnius tiasfcr 1t wcaLucss az The
Eack, ErraG. side 81 s-swarh
hr. Roses crinc g. EHicnse. thc oniy positive re-.
m1it nf lln. di.casc ever discovered.
~. RnFc's EhenIH.tc NiXturc. never known fsf
~. RO-r ~Nsfrn1cni coniy nild f,rn Yorarc 90 he
splitting ofhood. pr she ofa DISCHARGE fTiGot
DO. Roses yrup tr cholera and bowel eoinPiaBs.
AtsD
nr Recess PNTEST INFLATlNG RREST TuNC
TNbt 70, ipas'iug igcsr cells 81 the lungs ufcas. oi
Erfrpci from ma Naiipe E0ch.
W. Rose - agfafuneof tic University ~ Psnnsylra
lhs c;y vrh signsi success &c ha- ofSn a-surel o.,
rf he Lance f rusty AID h nisIicaas tursav we've
table, which b. Do nrelf strong recommendation "a oii
Wina atd taxing INTO consider r ION tsthe not only
pb} SIC an tut an ENSrNr one, we tink SLan Tlvs
hs sysiem far triai should dsrase lay - ruths.,
hands WIOn ouf humanity.
Tor Jaricusfs cail on rEENTIfNCEH.
eeps Ashland HsIUse Whcaua.
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100 ss ssa s % Z. I'm ;ssi q 'i1s s :.
NEVER LET III M SAID AGAIN THAI

NEVER LET III BIZ SAID AGAIN THAT.
SCROFULA ~ INCURABLE.
a tfB ficetng, rom ons ~ respectable enifens
waS ~ his oeu wiz ana without sucitsiisn. siven
god ofthr peaiic
This D. " certify thai roared tov Jim was rhred
~ erFofnla ~ seven Notifies % HFFEffT n
GfkH NEGEfNHL AIT AHfTfVE ANB REaTO
NATIVE 4fHt'f, amer having teen rrofiuunctA incff
fatse ~ fsspscfsife phyrifisna. 3D. su uoii s
sincc ~ uf sffr snd BE- D. ~ ~ 1r-sfaucfs sound
ara M roH hssth gfuaid therefore earnestly feei.ntl
nfud % ~ fefs1ns Fufsfinf urfer trFofuieus aHFf
lions - tsiievc ni ssssTsay eaeri eufe " nsed
I directed EBHOOUROgy
Whseiire Va 10y T. iam
bfentnEgfs AnffafiFf fyruu composed enffeff 81
Nesfstcs grerarr differently for any fuirs heseo1fr
laid dsans NJ e Tefr reasaai u tfr and staurA
BE- acs a. ratharic, f u NAY ~ taken snF icarl ~
iine without wfskenior the rafieft % win rarf az
fsfffef afsinr tren Inlpufy ufttf hdod. for rdiir
aisfs can - Brrrtinetfs Arofhfrs ash'hnf Fgtars
F Wteeing sspa "a HnENTi.fNGfR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-30

OFFICE or THE coIUMsCs INSURANCE 90.
snrirrs & srslLs's v GnE norsg. wsrrM ~.
~ X LIST secTe'ary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-30
RICH SILKS AND FANCY DRESS

q fNFENEY 4 EnoDRs ran row ofcr. WITHOUT
- tossirfj 20 their city and tounlry crsiors The
lafgesi and Fchesf a-sorfuem ~ FANCY ard vi IS X
Sins, CAfHnEREs, CfNCuAMs sfIAWIs RIB.
b0NF' a. ever ofUfsa IN thismsfket tcps
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-30

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TtliE Doindaats
- James &. Jolis
sson,Sophia hisWifs
Iss,pdcn Zane aud
eve'ins At,eIiury
widow Of N1ll,nl
n. Atterbury AMI
William u. A,ws
bury the yonuanl.
Sarah n. AtreftNrl.
Francis l.. Att.r.
bury AleKAin,sr Al
tertiary, Asgussus
= Attetbury, hlSs-
teth y. AWerbury,
a CuSiasm Cre~e,'
and t'otueiia hh
VITA, VIII take I'D
lice Thai on tile 0th
day OF NoVeaihtx
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-30
LOOK OUT!.

N =" ~ VI F-N st NWTNF NNSW
~ CLOTHING STORE;
SseSiad door Jeios he Uni;ed States J'otr
tHoa 1e 81 - WAtling, n.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-30
sslLa IN CmANCERY

fendlhg ~ the Cirenit Superior COuri of
Ldtr and Choncery, for Ohio copnfy Va.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-10-10
Pretty Feathers Make "a Fine Isird

q ND as tins holds good in almost every rcsr"c
"a the subscriber would again inform his hicrr
and the public generally, that he is still living ant
occupying the OLD STAND, on Mau.urct he
tween the office of {. R.Buckacw and 'hr Black
smith shop of Moses Conman, at which place he
may be found upon tAc scat OF poverty, prepared
to draw out the thread Of aIlljcion' Tie Las just
received the Ehe E0ICSt SiD'c Gr F&"i0rs fOr
SPRING ant SUMMER, and with them he
stands pledged to accommodate hishIcrds, cus'o~
mcrs and the public generally with good substan-
tial tasty fits or no charge
'D. RUPERT, TAILOR will be found upon
Shinglc stuck up above the door
Hdo,isMioD FIRE of MI expense.
lie would also inform his friends that Wheat,
Rye, Oats, Com and Potatoes sill be- taken in eX.
change for work done at his shop and little q
.he pc,rter dtpctun, once in while, will not cont
amiss. Call and give him trial,
BERNARD RUPERT.
April 25 l9iG-l
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-10-10
Albany CaIiiyator.

NQyShM SouH.- Born Of humble pa
.cnls, entering the army as private soldier
| uuSkct in hand, he rose to be Marshal Of
he Empire, Duke Of DaImaca, and Peer
# France. lie early exhibited his won~
er(u GOODNESS in rhe hour Of danger,
A, the battle Of FDeurus, Cen Marcesu
commanded the right wing under Lete'
byre, was routed and forced to fall back.
10 his agony he eeul to Soult fer four bat
Allons, that he might regain hIs lost posI'
uon.
SouII refused
Give them to me- exclaimed The indig-
nanl and mortified Nalcesu, 'or will blow
my brains out
SOaI cody replied that to do so would
,ndangcr the whole division Being then
a NEE add de-camp, and unknown, hls re-
fusaI sslonished Marceau, who asked in
rage
w, Wv "'O ''
F,,..,...l..
''0 'o'"'''' '"' ,"'"' '"'." w "''
do not Kill! yourself, bu! lead on your men
O ''e '""'s'' """ w" '"'" '"'' ,'0 ',''
'''a''o"' a. soo' '' We "a" 'P''' '"'"
His advice had scaleeIy been given be-
lore we enemy were upon 'n'u,' '"o ''"'
oy s''e 'nt'e '"o mt" 's," '''o's" "o
oo''' ''"e '''"' ,, "' WV '",'' ""' "
N'ICea" "''n O"' "'' '''"o " 'o"' ''' '"s'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-10-10
KEEPING POTATOES SOUND.

We have had occasion 10 commend The
practice Of keeping potatoes through the
winter in heaps, out of doors, by using an
abundance of straw and but a moderate
quantity of earth as covering. We have
repeatedly. known heaps of 60 or 70 bush-
els, covered with compact layer of snaw
one GOolsIhick, only few inches of earth
outside, TO endure The winter and early
spring without the loss of peck In late
experiment Of the wter, hsap thus GOV"
cred wintered through with the loss Of not
half peck, although large portion Of the
same crop which was removed 10 the celer
was lost by The rot; and at the same time
that many neighbors lost three, quarters Of
their potatoes buried in the usual way, Ihat
is with only few inches Of straw under a
foot of earth. Ii will be perceived at
glance that the mode here proposed secures
IN an eminent degree, sufficient protection
from frost, dryness, and ventilation, All
potatoes in heaps, when buried early in sno
mmn, should be kept constantly we'll eeu~
tIalcG by hole and w5p of straw in the
lop.--Tho mass Of roueG potatoes, so usu-
ally found the apex Of the heap, ami OsuaI'
" attributed 10 freezing is more frequently
The result of foul confined air, rising TO lha
top,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-10-10
Number %,

come round and meas with me until you
can replace your losses. Shortly after
safi officer Come riding up; well
Bob, did you see an express mule pass
you a short time sinceP yes and NAV
the devil catch him, for he has carried
of all my meat and ramen,., ENot 20
fast; it was not yours. he belongs 10
Captain s. A general laugh ran
along The line at this announcement. and
Liur. A. and Captain S. changed posi-
rion.'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-10-10
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Low MARKET. STREET.
TERMS {:

THE COLU.uBL8 DENOCRATwiU be
pubHshcd eUery SATURDAY morning, At
YWO DOLL3RSp per onnune poyobie
half yeariy in advance, or Iiro DoIiorS
Ffg Cenis,(notpaid withm the yeoJ'
No Subscription wU be taken fer a Sdorte,
period than air months;nor a'y diScon'
tiaumce permihed,mota all orrear0ge'
are discharged.
ADTERTTSEDfENS not erCeediHg q
square ,OW be conspicuouSiy inserted al
one Dollarf for the first three insertions,
md TtCenty.fUe cents for eUery Subse'
qucnt Insertion. sr"A liberal diScoml
made TO those Who adUertise By the yea,
LETTERS addressed on business must
be post paid.