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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-10
SOMETHING NEW UNDER TIL SUN!

SOMETHING NEW UNDER TIL SUN!
"HE subscriber has Just opened Mer-
Il chant Tailor shop. in the house next
doo- west of Kitchens Grocery and opposite
!. G. Foote'S Iron Store. where he has. and will
keep on hand splendid assortment OF
READY MADE CLOTHING,
of all descriptions, which he will sell low Tor
cash or approved country produce. lie Will
also Make Clothing to order, by the piece
dozen, or hundred, and al prices that shoH not
be grtmb,ed at andin exchange will take any
thing he can eat, drink or wear, or TO lay by
to look at Gentlemen, call in-you VIII ali
do well. I ,ein accommodate you, If it is but to
give "a cup of cold water
Decl0, 1879 WILLIAM GRiFFEY,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-10
RE NJ OV Al.
PORK AND BEEF PACKING.

vESIlE undersigned take pleasure in saying
I to the public that they have taken the
large Strengthening and Packing Houses of E
- Rand & Co., and are now ready to contract
for the
Packing Of Beef and Pork,
on as reasonable terms as it can be done in tins
western country. They prepared to fur
nsh Barrels. Kegs, and Salt, if required
Their long experience in the business warrants
them in saying that they will give general sat.
isfaclion to all those who NAV favor them with
business. StHENCk X DEN SE.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-10
NEW STORE.
WIN. s. HATHAWAY & CO.,

WIN. s. HATHAWAY & CO,
uEAvE Just opened large and general
\ assortment OF
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
Tiu.ware. Wooden ware, Nails, Cor dage, &c,
&c. which they offer for sale low The
stock having been purchased at reduced prices.
thew can afford to sell cheap any othe.
House in Burlington. and they ask the
CITIZENS, AND FARMERS
from the country, to give them call, at their
store on MAIN STREET, two doors south
oil LUKE PALMER's,
p26-27tf w. S. HATHAWAY q co
RE NOV E D.
J,R, CAMPB L L. & CO.,
HAVE removed to the store lately occupied
i L by John Fullerton, next door TO Thos
Hedge g. Co.
They would also Inform their friends and
the public that they have received
Lerge Additions
to their former stock, which they will sell as
Cheap as the Cheapest.
We therefore invite all in want Of goods to
gi re us IA call before purchasing. 1t is plea
sure to show goods.
MO J CAMPBELL & co
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-10

Diaper. The subscriber has now on hand
l. superior and large assortment OF Cap
and Letter Paper, which he offers very low
w d SKILLMAN,
declO under Barrett House
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-10
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Administrators Notice.

AUNl IHINtTdtUT NUtfCts
vVNfIE undersigned have been appointed Al
4 illustrators of the estate OF the late Leon
ard Hartman, deceased, by the ProDate Court
of Des Moines county Iowa. All persons IN
debted 10 said estate will please make payment
immediately. and those having claims again st
# will present them without delay.
JOHN l.. CORSE, .,
A. ". CARPENrER, A'm rs
Dec 10, 46-29-3t.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-10
DRUG STORE REMOV WE'D.

J. f. TALL A Mt.
MAS removed his stock of Drugs and Me-
a defines from Water street to Jefferson
next door TO w. II. Mauro. nl2
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-10

ID onnets-A good assortment Of silk, 10.
Id renee braid and straw Bonnets, for sale
low by deco PARTRIDGE
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-10

Z. Y y ENE y y -
Iowa City, Dec. 3. 1916.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-10
NE W. GOOD 9.
WESLEY JONES

MAS jusl received a new assortment
FL n of STAPLE and FANCY DRY
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-10

h mem.
iopiiss Of
.elec,.-
cttthl1f
smesd.
hon wn
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-10

j Of prime quality, for sale by
n 26 ] NJ Swan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-15
MONEY MARKET.

There was very little doing in Wall to-day and
prices generally remain without any material sltsra
ton. Harlem went up per cent; Reading ~; Farmers
Loan /; Illinois ss 4; Long Island. Canton. Norwich
and Worcester. Morris Canal and Pennsylvania s's
closed firm at ysstsrdsys prices The sales of Morris
Canal at the second board very large and at de-
cline Of and two per cent prices ruling at the
first board Twenty-Five hundred and Of shares sold
at the FIRST board.
The Bank of Louisiana has declared q dividend Of
three and half per cent payable to stockholders in this
city At the Merchants Bank, on the ID Of March.
We have change to report In domestic exchanges.
There is demand of consequence for bills on any
point and our quotations cannot be considered ohsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-15

Bowery Amphitheatre, Monday Nieht.-
and Stone hive engaged the binary Tyoean
snpsr night. Anosg them ibssd;s q, ni@Ils
nnsqaalsd -to ii ger Qsno WHOSE voice possrtses eli
the tones OF organ snd pisro forte th Y ths
and ard almost volume Numbers
4s,s pr.vsisy and s1psss the most u.bousdsd admr.
his proft,on, and will be great card the Amphi-
theatre gncent lit offsvites hes been prepare for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-15

Married.
On Tuesday morning, at the Cathedral in Baltimore
by the most Reverend Archbishop Eccleston, Hon So
LoMos HnLAr to EMILY, daughter Of Columbus O'Don
ne H. Esq.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-15

OHM REWARD vail BE- gvea 70 sny person inst wi!
prove that T. PRICE ~ Dy,,,on ssfss: 80. n ~
eshsT Aadncih Flower Massfacsursn ia The city s
ffee for moafh :" -"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-15

Principal Male Ea's''Ti!tTPss N tEyI NORTH md T.
a Ne" 'en'0' siSSok GEkMXNi. ' 'a''.A ''a'''
TIVE and Four Horse N kkafrasiIss and r0''0'i'''
r'.oes. LSes NE MOODS
Flint Vsnlier of he Troupe. Mn. MeEARLAND.
EqS aSs: M NJ ,sa R %EkRs
Ring Ms,te,. ii. NICHOLS. -
GHIs y'i wEavEk ssS
sdei:as led % - NJ MYERs late q the ParI Ths.as
The numerous splendid Costumes By Mr.. A. J ALLEN.
and ndu.ca.y presa sos. sses. ~
FAIEk viz * pGssess q5f % 'hs ;s q LIEF
Mosbx Xxx e EVENING" fssfss; Fl S" s'''
where ss .s
Door open At halEps..s, performance to commence
FAREWELL ENTERTAINMENT
NIBLO'S SALOON.
MR. DEwPsrER. (who is about TO return TO Europe,)
lv1 has tn honor that his Farewell Nu ical E
errAinm-n, will be given Nblos Saloon, MONDAY
I'sn'Hs' February '" pARrL
Will consist Of the following songs from the works Of Robert
Io,e viii vii" highland
hast ~, ;xRf i, Dasssa
Will Of the fol Of Mr. Dsmsters compost
tioo, viz Laaen Of the Irish Emxranr Lit u. Love
hs .Sors cu.a Tss NAV soo. 10
three par.s poetry BY Alfred Tennyson. ESQ.
PARr II-New Years Eve
PART III-Return OF Spring.
This Song The gradual decay Of young and love
Tickets so to be had al the music store and at the
door
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-15

TURNER & FIsHER, ~ Chatham street. have this day
- opened their une4ualled Of Valentines and
y;snns inter-. For spssso variety and ehssga...
call and Vssutinss made order original verses fur
nshsd ordsn from the Country attended to promptly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-15
T. H. LUDLOW, Auerone~r
VALUABLE LOTS AND IMPROVED PROPERTY

n H. LUDLOW CO., will sell at Auction on MON
DAY February is at 10 oco, k, Of the Mrchants Ex
chsnge the fol OWNS valuable property. vis:-
Eighth Ayenue-rwo lots s<ly side Of 9Th Avenue
between 18th and 10th sreets
FoIy.hrs strest-Four lots the norhssy aide Of 4st
street between 9th and 9Th Avenues
foysiIh Sr~st-Two lots on the souhefv aide of <6th
street, between 9th and 10th Avenues.
Lexnkton Avenue aud Stye<tOne lot on the
sonth-east corn Of Lexington and ed strrst.
above. ~ - - 'e.s - 'ssi - -
tween 9TH Avenue and Broadway
Third Avenue aud Tweniy.eishth Street.-The three and
hall story brick house and lot the
ID Avenue and 18th Also the huiIdng
"a p, nm 3, .ubansi three bek house
For psrticulas apply to the Auctoneer " Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-15
CONSULTING
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

DIR. POWELL, OCULIST,
a NJ OPERATIVE SURGEON, attend. to Disease. q
"A the Eye and TO all lmpefectons Of Vision from
o'clock at his residence 2S Broadway OF Warren
Opht Alma Stoppsge of the Tear Passage Cataract
Opacits. h-ctually removed
AMAUROSls treated with great attention and succeas.
afew minutes.
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted that can scarcely be dsin-
guished from the ural
Once and rs.idsnce asl Broadwayentrance ~ Warren
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-15
ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD.

ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD.
THE ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD COMPANY having
c0mrleted their Works. ready execute orders
for pure White Lead both DYy and Ground in OIL to almost
that The Company have SHARED no
expense the erection Of the Works which would tend
The e.st Degree to the the Lead having
av.~d themselves Of every modern mprov. for THAI
purpose.
Beng well swae. from long familiarity with the differ
ent sold market that BY far greste
sotd such bee, aud still greatly with
6aryts article Of maeal heavier
White Lead. and in itself possessing virtue OF
ment Whatever, being when mixed with OIL almost
parent aud IN fact having nothing bat specific weight
recommend the Trusr OF the Atlantic White Lead Com
p..{ have pass UNANIMOUSLY the following resolution viz:
article ts AZ ntie White LEAD ComPHy will make but
bs strictly pure geau.s ses and perfectly free from
snch to s who m y pufchase q cir Lead
Purchase therefore, te well that de-
pendnce my be the pnry Of every pouad Of White
will only teud to the durability Of the FAINT
mos common Of painting owing he body
covering quality thereby giving
wth twp than the adulterst-d White FAINT would with
THREE, IL which every painte will Lear
The Comp also uacture Red Lead aud LithMge AMI
h,v 70, sale Of Paint, Gfo1 nd OIL We dIsrs
Bia PANT yellow s,chre, Spani Blown. Paris Green
H.vag app general Agents for the Company all
orders should be drectea
POLLEN COLGATE
n 2m~r Z7 Pc srl o BECK
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DOCTOR ARNT'S
II ELIEF SALV d

FOR WOUNDS, s,ui..: Bsra.. Ch oaie so,.. . Swell.
n : S o sSd % s,s.' s
Roush Skin twill render transparent. clear and soft
.(Exsraet Of a letter from Doctor wood.l
pared s1 s. ch:e: Amt, 70
merits which win speedily give high r.pk Il
s s xSn r sSs
s ess q IND fs
a. e.: s
NIB .S: ns s.. :s
e % Ssf ia TSi s, They :
Cd Arm. Relief Save q nigh; ard ss mex, day and 70 ny
had ml
s me- Sy are s
the .avs e .hsm very glad Of being the means ofdons
H.loeL-s": That the great virtue Of Amt, Re-
e.a
y-ars received injury IRON the Of bursting
hss ~ q s
p S,isa paosd ny 1nS ,oos
70 all the and highly recommended Pain Ex-
H.y.s soa was :s.. .hs
my life my leg must be smPatsed Again reort-d @ ths
healthy spe:s1.aes s.as two to.s: q. md
from psin j. better condoa than h. been
highly valuable appl for all the for which
recommended A'''Fe''''' '0'''' s. PARSONS
SOLE ysei;:ss fs!. y gss;s,i .s:s. aEIEs
il RING & and rs I.
I 10 irs' =. = l''' : - 'e-p'1-"e N-''
N2TlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN \; th,. .Hp,,Ss:'e. vi,
for incorporate Society called the Jackson Sc
New York. January 10. 1886 jas a.wsw re
EENUINE nAyANA sLvAks 81 the new band !" II
~ Judo Erante,' III Wspdss.i.S Jewl vFcrsseoy
flo ,m.r "A ss.n;. = fo sa'E1 10 o. .s;r,
GOLD ROLLED COPPER---ls0e .hesl. ColdR0ed Coz
'''' ''''''''''' no" e : s 5SI Ii co.
sa:,'.; "% ss' cen. d :ss"as ssS sss
WRAPPING PAPER.
KIM REAMS Cap. Crown and Double Crown rag and
OOOO straw wrapping Paper i9ss s1a fSr sale BY
fia imr IS and 81 Nassau s,ieet
TO TRUNK MAKERS.
TRUNK BOARDs-lOooo lbs Trunk Boards. of superior
quality and numbers Just sE e Sc % s sis
fIa lmr g and q N.:.ss H street
4. 3 Si &. e, s 2
the ouy direct importation INTO hs poI from Iehsboe Eps
%:. <: .s asS sas
Produced anfssosabs results. 70 prsSen, The oss Of ammo
MA this cargo has ben put y 4; ' EESf si:h
OFFICE RECEIVER oFTAxEs.
PIsLIc BUILDINGS, PARK, Jan. 4 is4s
DUbLlC NOTICE j hereby given, that addition Of
cent will be made all remaining unpaid the
the 18th day OF February and the 18th day Of
March, The receiver would upon taxpayers the mpor
aoce Of mixing early payment possible 70 avoid the
wd and delay which necessarily
tn being added Hours for receiving money from
o 2-bankabe money only received, under any circum
stances. JOHN STEWANT,
i'm ti5Feb Receiver Of Taxes.
T AwRENCE, MYERS 4 CO. y bsone street, have
II received ships Epevier and ssa the undssntioned
Braudiess-
Dupuy 20. in half pipes, pale and dark vintaEss
1870 TO ie4
Bonaemor 4 Becker do do DO do.
j. J. Dupuy, do do do do.
Which they offer Tor sale The under house
IOrk sude entitled tn dehrufnr~ AZ 2rsv
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
M AIDE iuvented hv DR. 1. GRAY No. noWeyy
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Park THEATRE.
LAST NIGHT OF GlsELLE!
Monday Evening". February Id.
Win De performed, for the s and ias time no New Ballet
oIsELLE. or The wlLIEs
nHyrthi Ms. Emma nes
Vn.. Miss - |. lar
tT HI. Albrsteh Moa: fI,ssrisi
ii''iS Ta E SiifS s 81 ajiTi q de
A Ma. t nieS. e,.ms M ss
rE If isS5'sd' S SjS Fl lsIsi (
rnss OF As,;.s.--yo..:. 81 Pr s..a %s.l.ry
Doc: Spsam s o'clock saa cssA. vii ri.s precisely
BOWERi THEATRE. :.
A. W. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR
BENEFIT OF ). R SCOTT.
Monday Evening, February 10.
The performance will commence with. for FIRST time the
THE REGi1IDE
I, I Scot
LIE S%T d; ~ Pie Sv',;';
ch;El.. F., !, Ire Captain e !: n ) ~ >
w's. Gsfc !hs Ta.ao.s sshso :ss Ti;, SeaS
II b sas o a a.s s s:ri' s viii
At PALMOS OPERA HOUSE.
Every thing altered Arranged and Conducted the precise
style Of ERANcorIs, At PARIS.
MONDAY Evening, Feb, 10,
Will be ed for the irst in III country
sna equestrian act Ts rev sad elegant costume entitled
OIL. THE FEMALE BRiGAND!
Composed expsslv herself
lebrated equssuirnns Nine. MARIE MAC ARTE.
Grand Homin Entree, IN IN sgnifcent costume.
Comic Improystore, by Dan Rice.
Mrs. Cole, on horseback as the . Rose Girl
Grand Fete by the troupe Including the Scotch Giant
Principal act * hor.emansnip, by Master w, Aymar
NJ Cole Will lntroduce his WONDERFUL Dog Billy
Mr. w. Nichols the Wild Hunter Of the Forest &c &c.
To conclude with
GULLIvER
Among the Lputisnsr Tsi s XII appear the celebrated
Upwards Of I feet In height.
o. Afternoon Performance every Saturday, commencing
at half past2 O'Clock.
Pric- lon-Fs or Dress Circle 50
Seats censSecond Tier Of Boxes, Is Doom open
at performance to commence at halfpast O'Clock.
BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE AND NEW
YORK CIRCUS.
No 81 Botperu Rockwell r Stone, Managers.
Monday and Tuesday Evenings, Feb. 10 Il ~,
ladies inc uded, styled the RALLY FOR FREEDOM
Humorous Dittes, by Mr. Dickinson.
FTR1EXSSr S1N M eam %s1 o. .. Camp
bell Gasano, Waddee and r. Waddee will appear their
admired choruses Together with other
To conclude with the majestic glorious and gothic pageant
entitled the Holiday
OR. The. ELL FfGAT,
In whicha highly trained HORSE represents the BULL
Boxes Is cents Pit l2k cents. Opea s-conmencs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-15
VALENTINES!


ORIGINAL VALENTINES written to order by the Lone
~ Bard any styls-Prose Witty hstiricsl Low
ing, Comical, Ironicai, or Epgmaricsl.
Acrostics any name, in any style
Those who 6dsnce be assured ofhoncrabls
secvrsy The Bard pledges hims~f execute all orders
charge WIN be made Orders viii BE- fal6lsd :, readily
IL il p sable compose.
Apply By letter. The Lone Bard stating
the subject and neral features Desired l01 Nassau street,
becwe Ann and Fulton where will be found the largest
sentiment Of Valentines This country, the
WI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-15

D. D. NASH. Auetioueer.

d. ID. NASH Auctioneer.
o.,c slors 80 Fulton street.
- o'clock a. The Gallery the floor No % Broad
way BY virtue landlords ground choice
OF by mneut comprising very
isa nv .f r Of re Fall, Of Ess N.stcn
Hogan n Tsps airy and Flow BY Msltese; Wife III u
osns oy kabsns &c with elegant Landscspes By different
masters n3lsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-15
THE PARTISAN SECRET.

The PAklSIAN SECRET.
UST PUBLISHED. New Translstou from the French
entitled THE Parsisn Secret Self
feet secuy against sexu Diseases under
without the Of Medicine dsagreeable necessty
Paris London. and other large cities.
BY ALEXANDER LEBAUM, M. d.,
Member Of the Faculty Of Medicine Of Pars-Physcsn
Rue II St Houore -. Paris
Published by Robert II. amont, Legal Deputy for Dr. lie
bsum 100 washington Boston. 62k per copy
copies for 81 All orders should addressed paid
to Rober, H. Drmont as above: -
For sale in New Y, rk Only by WYATT & KETCH-
uM. III Fulton It., Philadspha, Colon Adrance in the
Y cafe. lunRy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-15

VALENTINES!
GOLD AND SILVER FLUlDS-Thsse metallic huds,
which were formerly much used By the sncisn Tor the
Of Ornsmsnt Psnsnship. such Valentines Waiting CARDS
Bls deu1, &C. Writing executed with these uids the
beautiful sppssanee end ustre Of fine gold silver
sale By the principal Bookssleu and Sasoners and By the
manufacturer, KENT SLACK -
Jan 3w<rc ll6 John street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-15

ARTIFICIAL EYES,
MADE and invented by DR.. J. GRAY, No. lis Bowcy
NA N. Y, the only mandatory Of the Human Artihcis
Eye in the Uaed 6taes. Any person thas wishes be wei
sss fossy ysars. - 1iasr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-15
NATIONAL THEATRE AND ClfkCUA,
Chestnut STREET PHILADELPHIA,
Under the management of
WEIGH MANN AND DELAVAN:

WELCH, MANN AND DELAVAN;
Ii opened throughout the Winter Season with brilliant
combinations of unapproachabs Equesrans Votgeu and
Gymniass unryaed in the great Equine Temples Of
France and England.
The Propreto are happy the public that they
have engaged the far famed Rivers Family and they will
pear all Of their Egue Poandc aud Acrobatc Feas
in which they justly celebrated.
The mits OF an advertisement will barely admit of des
crptIvs Of Of the highly gifted artists Of this
IN THE FEMALE CLASS.
MRS. HOWARD, First Scene Equestrian
MRS L WOODS, Allamandc and Two Home Equestrian.
TRht Dancer and Equestrian, embodyng variety
Fanciful and Neurological Characters,
MISS l.. WELLS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-03
NEW FALL ~ WINTER GOODS.
GRE.z II .4Y'YR.4GTIO.N
AT TIE
CHEAP CASH CLOTHING STORE OF
y. RICE,
CORNER OF MAIN AND MONROE SrREEEs.
COENEI OF MAIN AND MONROE sTREEFs.

e. kltr hss iu.i f.r.v+l ft,r NJ Vol
-. ittildrIiifa and B-ft fnnte. "a uru..H,
.iE' ahd itguuiul STOCK ui F-shtn.bIe Isu al.
" n'er 1Fds EFN 81, 90 sni usN puc..
ihN"'r Fpcnt s'Ne fsi weeks m he Ea.ism rit..
'id a''nt'h 30 ihs stci-a., std her. ..i.ri,a
"' s'nk 90 < ods 80 he loN -, rai.s Tor r.p. 4
70 W" '.'nffd lhnti cau vhrf uy Oh ca.iau.er
''' '"' Nnn's 90 geuetsi mech rbeapef Bargain
'1nr other h.u.s Mrst pi ihc Mount. ~.
NH~ BE- 10 me Tor CfuiIsn.a ts 70, leni.h IT,,
"'''-w't' Cod wtsiisf . fs.i srproschiue
"h'n -i vii God % csseu rally usrt.,an 1, hsy,
% ssd SUPP, OF W,uisr %c.si,,u.
Igking ,ufo c-r.dcfauuo ibs h,,ln... oi n.
"fs. j have atsr uuusu.l raiu. ia rnrh,.e o.,
'Hf's much cheaper han . h,,e .,.f dYne be- -
'"' i''l 'ta mF ru.iuurro ,uSsuab'y pay zoe ih.
'''n, 'naI"rs ut" to make rs purchase inf r..b 4,
hf oNn rfr'- therefore sn t.io ls ssI IN, rbssp
90 'N'N ever AID uYN a- i..dl ini.td ia lei
''"DH pn mo 0av dpN, rru,tu'e { have M Les.
''' 'Nrg .hnt 'u So, b,lrt tafsa.n, ihsf
'f} os'-HI -tiurut boz ihi- Dol, afy wH,t crr.
tLoluS. rNsSIvlEEe. Ac-Ny .,,,t con.
' i" Iasv Black $50. lIsrt. Blown. P.m,. H.
''r Green ard otter IHg c,IofeI Br,s,
H%'a''iu' BE. lfou 81 o, $40 rr,d French
f'E.fH art Annette on d.uhlc mIl,i AID tw,li.,
..' 600 ,aHu cAsfINF Ets. 81 % % o. very lore,
i''.ii""nI ruw styles sri r. ua. ksh, chenp rrir..
IRON 80 c,ns lu 81 $50 n. pi Ca..rcr, oil cI
"s GEa.rf's aEi Prices. iran dim, cent. 10 en-.
1"''ar. PIui aud nes,si Cloths II 90 ou'ot. an,
gu-Hfrs
'SIINGS-N NV stock 70, ve.iiors . arg, nm,
'~t'u'fIui s| entire nsW on I,. end yru dHrahi.
T'i.,r' su,h o. fgJ y,l,,t Wou.,n yel,.l ST.
RING MhHo Nlfs,l',, md ,lr,nu. oih.r kind.
H'.ihrb sHt I.5sis4rrr E.afL,fs Of ,utsf.
3'a'i't Oh i'ttd ant,.e q lIIA,r EEuS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-03
nOKNBrOOK - DILLON,
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ANE removed heir E,fablsl mcutta heir
EANeH Buck But'd,ng, eat side cf MAR,
KIT 81. g. few d os hlicw he Pest Cm-r,
where they Hayc supplied lhem,elvsS Nuh a
srw end large tnl'ne ont other fixture Tor
i9cfr b%u-ise~>, 900 arupcl dor style.
IbrY carry un Ihc blouse Hui STEAM
BOAT pI tfNRiNG "a 1l rs branches.
MACHINE or PATEET PIPE.
We afs p@opafod lu ,uFriy uur customer. q. nm,
cstcfi wuh che above plfe of he be- qaalpy. aud
zoo frr'' as ."N az iii 4 O., hc had ur the country.
lhry hove rug. ttuty pn hand Hydlant> of
various o. .cuTt ln, hsrtry settles, water cioS.
cis, both fuh., hut AMI cold shower baths. ~.
"ri ivt bleaching, chemical am ralu>. l-ad
..n- DaIFnt hatA fnn,e--I.~4 TsglNvt sTrotE'
=, shertlrsd ~ soy icgnt,s ADD worked up
tu Ruy mtuutr 90 iotm.
Walef cau'Hcied thfolsh lcalcn pipes from
= rIn-ef @ i@wriligr 4ou-cN in tae country.
s%gpcl.r pumps l0r county wells, Steam En-
cu,s Se sc.
All orders o. aaslul'y received and punctu.
ally au.ut.t 90.
STEAM POwE u
For mHn1i'cfHurg purposes cRn be supplied
i' several Description, 81 mechanics, 10 the
, story of taen b%oi'liug, or on The ground
Huot al VERY moderate rent.
Wheeling. Soy -, IS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-03

NfRGINIA-tS cusNcrkr-At rules held
IN The Clicks ufhee Of tho Circsii Superior
Court W Law and ChAncsry Tor the county sf Ohio
IN Tho month OF December lSt5.
Lewis Sutn, Complainant
Frederick Smith. John Riichie. Samuel Neei, So.
bie-ki Bmdy. The Merchants snj Meehsnies
Bank of waeelins. Jacob s Shrver. John e.
Campbell and Anelis ", his wife. Hsason w
Chspline ard Elizabeth = hs wife. Parker Cs~p-
bell and lsah-l his ~ife. Amslis Ssriss. Zachs.
riah Jacob Administrator OF Samuel Snrigg. De-
ceased. Chris IAN wilcr. Gotisb Frohtch. Nor.
Gan Nelson. David Wagner and Fredenes &
Spegevsr. D.6ssiasn.
The defendants Frederick Smith, John Richie.
David Wagner and Frederick e S~pesever. not h,v~-
ing entered heir appearance and gwen security
according 10 the &C, Of assembly md The rule. %
thi. court. and u srpsartns ~ satisfactory prooi thar
they are no, inhshuant, oi The Commonwealth Of
Virginia. on notion OF The complainant By counsel.
n 10 ordered that the said defendssis do appear here
on The first Monday IN February cent and answer
he Complainant. I'LL. AID that atory Of ,h,. order
he forthwith inverted IN so-e newspaper printed In
the city al Wheeling for two morihs snces.ivsly
and pa.ied a, The 'front.' door ef ~ Csuu house VI
OHIO county. A copy is.ie,
ALEX + lady. Clerk
J Y dec y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-03

, ILL or INJUNCTION pc dug in The Cir
up cut supenot Couu OF Law D d Chsncery 6r

OF INJUNCTION pc tdiug IN The Cir
NE cut Superior Couu Of Law D d Chsncefy Gr
Ohio county, State OF Virginia.
lober Barlow.
Gideon John
You me herehy notified. that IN N'o'da, The och
day oi January mex. heiv cen The hours VI Q o'clock
\ ~ sud q o'clock T. VI nf same Il v. az Iss law al.
ice 81 James 4 Clarke, Esq. in he cts % whe~-
Ting, Ohio oouniy on. Safe of N,rgiu q; I will lake
lie dePositons II David Eehpl-. wttlism 4 Quar-
uer. Charlie. fehrl. and others. io be read .. evii
denre On the hearing Of the above caush sud &c
same should not he taken on me day ahoyc il,med
from any cause. The taxing thereof Will he uni,un-
ed ~ adjournment IOm time - time uttil tho
ZANE re Iaken. ROBERT BARLOW.
To Ma GIpEoS JoHV. ~ dee 2S