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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-26
FuRNITUPE wARE-ROOMs.
JONN Nj. Cl.EMENS.

~ lSfEC LILY invites the attention ofihe citizens
otNhcrins aud ,hc cvsniry 10 his stock of hs,a,s.
n Furniture, 81 hs rgnmr. NO. i.2 Main steel. few
lGot- az eve lie tai,od SiscS ifo;c re has ou hand
q gOfAh of she IA 81 and mcst Fashionable styles:
nt EEAt ; of sui cfi7f - IL and thc ct make;
Lii STEAIS, lew AND splendid sterrs.
TABLES-ricr. WrEHg. Cenue, Card, Work, Din inr
A. r. &c. &c cf The lest ~ lie,
SrANpS-Iitip. Ch-ffy, Mahogany, &c. all Of which
viii sod 80 oN IL no. lower than any other esab.
iithusnt in fle rify.
UPHOLSTERY. VENETIAN BLINDS, LOOKING;
Ct.iSSES, FRAMES. and all other Cabinet Ware fur.
uisiird "a ordcr.
MAuOC my VENEEIs--A good stock for sale low,
l'clsc col and. examine tot yourselves decia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-26

MI tHo@ANl NENEERs-Jnst received s 49,. :.
@-N& MAHOGANY Nenccfs and f,s safe low a. 800 .
Us Main street. Wheeling, Virrints
SEQ MENDEL a HARBot-R.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-26

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LAMII.roN. sANps. 4 20.
4nonfrs mEMP RnrE

.xr 40oo LIS iIEMP ROPE
$3.50 9COo Manila Royu
lila zoo - Oakum
2 lss,.s 200 4" Packing Warn
CsSE5CSXy1S, 60 dozen Bed Cords
~ DO Plough Lines
10 Do Trut Lines
10 90 SackinE Laciugs
10 80 Awning Cords
100 pSif nloCks assorted sizes
tis rtch
Together with > general assortment of small work
such a. sash Cord Ciock Cord, Loom Cord chalk Lines
Mason Ircs. Fishing iigc.. Heulp. Coisn and Gts~a
nlocl iur T'wirc. Wtap, ING TMiue Seine Irvine. &C
sruss made 10 order. e. BERRY.
tune 81 Cofdage Store, Water Street.
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CINCINNATI.
]. d. JONES, Cin'ati. c. JONES, Phira.
NEW FALL s INTER-
DEST GOODS.
j. d. 8 c. Jones,

j. d. 8 c. Jones,
No. 10, Pearl street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
WYE respectfully inform our friends in
" the Country and city. that stock Of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
is now very large and we'll assorted and that
we shall continue to receive, by almost daily
arrivals, Fresh G0ods during the entire season
the purchases beng made by our resident
partner East,-manv OF which we lmp9rt di.
rcctly from Europe. Our friends we as.
sure shall be supplied with goods as low as
from any Jobber East of the Mountains.
We have now on hand and offer for sale, by
the piece or package, say
200 Cases prints--Fancy, Black and Blue,
Mcrrimack, Manchester, Gozzens, RiPka
Moth Adams, &c.
200 Pieces Bingham s. Earlston and Do.
nestle.
200 pieces Mousel De LANES and Cash
meres.
goo Pieces Alpaca Lustres--Back, Col
ored and Figured.
100 Pieces Cloths--Black, Blue, Drab, OF
i've, Brown, &c
200 Cassemere--Back, Blue, Striped Plaid
and Fancy.
Shee,ings, Iickings, Flanncls, Satnets, Blan
kets, Checks, White Goods. Shawls, Hand
kerchicls, Hosiery, Trimmings, Gloves, Rib
bons. sc. J. ID. & G.. JONES.
seP3 '46-l5-2m
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SAINT LOUIS.
1907 ihsMENsE SkLEy ffoo
FaGE & Winter CEeEaiaag:
Spread the Ners -.4rrivm ofthe
LEVIATHiN STOCK!

- 81 IL . H. G ESe
No. 100, Main street corner Of Green,
SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI,
One Door South of the Virginia Hotel.
EeY Late arrivals we have received over
I'D SIX Hundred Boxes
OF our immense stock Of Fall and Winter
Clothing. We shall continue to receive dbl.
uonal supplies by every boat during the sea
son, which viii keep cur assortment at all
times
Fall and Complete.
Lewis are now prepared with the largest
stock of clothing in the United States, to fur
nish ready made clothing
To western Merchants
and others, at 30 to 40 per cent LESS than
can be had in any other House
In the mississippi valley.
Lewis have purchased this Fall--since the
passage of the new Tariff Law--their tremen.
dous stock of materials
Entirely for Cash;
consequently about 80 per cent. cheaper than
those ciothers who, SO anxious to get their
stock in June and July, bought their muteri
ais in April ana May last on
Long Credit.
Lewis have supplied--in the season lust
past--all the Suttlcrs in the regular army,
west; also, the entire army Of
western Volunteers,
and intend, this Fall and Winter, to
Ciothc the west.
Lewis have made great additions to their
archouse--nnw the largest in the west SO
spacious windows, aiiordnr
The best Light
III tho city Tor customers TO examine goods
we give our customers abundance of light
we know our clothing will pass an exumina-
ton.
Lewis, Factory,
Situated in Pearl street, New York ) is one
OF the largest buildings in the East. Three
thousand hands are constantly employed.
The Cutting Department
is entrusted to men of acknow lodged skill and
ability; all material used in this concern ar
rive direct
From the Original Fabricators.
Messrs Lewis and tlanford who have been en-
gagged in the business FOR the last twcnty-h five
years, are the directors in this
Extensive Concern.
The propretors OF No. 100 possess exclusive
advantages for doing large business, the fol
lowing are few:
Vast Resources
Spacious Premises!!
Extensive Stock!!!
Unprecedented variety!!!!
The practical knowiedgc--,the experience
and the most ample means to carry out to the
fullest possible extent, business of such
Immense Magnitude.
Lewis have been induced from Che great
increase in their Country Trade, to pay very
particular attcntio this Fall, to the getting
up of stock of clothing we'll adapted to the
demand OF the western trade
NO Abatement
from the price first asked We adhere strict.
~ TO the one price system Merchants who
intend buying Ready Made Clothing thi, fall,
will certainly be consulting their own inter
est by visiting No. 100, and examine
For themselves.
Lewis have agreeable clerks, VIII o will wait
upon customers with pleasure, aad name the
lowest prices
1t is no trouble TO sell Clothing al No. 100.
Sept 10 lsIb--is-2m
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From the known ability and punctuality Of
this company in adjusting all losses covered
by them, those wishing to protect themselves
against loss will find it their interest to in
sure through this Office.
+. J. G.. PEASLEY,
Burlington Aug. % ii Agent.
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bsGs JDGE5Sa
THOS. HEDGE &c CO.,
HAVE Just reed from New York
u d and New Orleans and are now opening
a fresh and splendid stock Of goods. Consis.
ing in part Of
100 pieces Prints Of the last and most fash
ionablc style
Gnghams and alpaccas
Hdkfs, gloves and hose Of various kinds
Irish linens of superior quality
Table covers and cloths
Threads and tapes of all kinds
BrowG Hollands and Selicia
Cold cambrics
Jaconets, muslins, &c
Suspenders, elastics
Shawls and dress hdkfs
Black, brown and blue cloths
Fancy and plain cassmeres
satnets and jeans
Sheetings and shrtings, brown and white
Coat trimmings of all kinds
Tick;ngs, drillngs and crash
Flanbels, linseys and canton fannels
Stufs for sacking and various other articles
in this line
HA rs Of last style
BOOTS, shoes and brogans Also
Ladies' fashionable walking shoes and Sims
QUEENS- WARE, well assorted
GROCERIES q HARD WARE, &c &c
All of which are offered for sale at the loves.
prices for cash orproducc.
Burlington, July %, lS46-9tf
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SAINT LOUIS.
UPBY EXPRESS
Tremendous ExciteEPacYat!!


DBY EXPRESs!-q
Tremendous ExciteRhcmt!!
A Mammoth stock of Clothing!
The Largest ever brought West:!!
Morro--'Large salesand small profits
II Have received, and have on the way,
II over 500 eases Of FALL and WINTER
EHG@h-> EN- N 1N
bought for cash, and manufactured by myself
in the city OF New York, expressly for the
Western trade; comprising, in part, IS follows.
coats. vests.
1910 cloth ,dresssl frock 500 black satin
4oo blue beaver hunt 1880 s'rpe& l.lain satin
ing 800 pmher satin
2n0 blue beaver over 500 ribbed silk
1000 h k beaver vari SEQ fashn'ble worsted
Gus styles 100 cut velvet
1000 blue Mackinaw 500 plain BLK v,lvet
blankets $40 blk & blue cloth
5000 low price bankeii2100 D. B. satinet
and flushing 1900 do blue
1850 Tweed peto, sack 1900 common worsted
and other styles
article 5000 white lncn bosms
5000 black. cadet ant e oOo striped DO do
5oOPsy,onaS $500 cotton do
s000round jackets, Jas ooo nerr'macK Calico
sEHNr fOUJ IilckOFy
Pants. 5000 twilled rcd fan'l
1900 pr blue casssmer 1000 plain do
1000 fancy stripe do GOO blue twil'd han'l
oOO doe skin DO 1900 mcrino, lambs
IS00 low price do wool s. Saxony
900 plaid and stripe
tweed ORA Wers.
400 cermonia casmr. oVo merino, saxony,
$500 Sleeps graycloth 40 ,a,iio wooi
1000 plain and corded sloo l"i'' q req hanhei
black sat;net 1000 cotton flannel
1900 blue satinet i'Jo twiiled cotton
$500 cadet do 5000 Umbrellas, ass'd
2l00 low price satinct 80 doz black Italian
1900 Oxford mkt do crivats
800 stripe and plain ) 90 gum suspenders
Ky james 5000 common do
500 white mole 1000 wool comforts
500 ps silk pk't hdkfs 100 doz shirt coils, sc
With thousands Of other styles of Coats, Pants
Vests, &C.; all of which got up in supc-
rior style to any ever before brought West;
and am determined TO sell them at u lower
price than any other house possibly can. All
ask is for you to call and examine my stock
when am confden. you will be convinced
that am selling at lower prices than any 9TH
ers. and that my stock is full FIVE times as
large as any other in the city. [, must be
apparent to every one that can sell at lower
prices than others, from the fact that am
doing an entire cash business--lJ' purchasing,
manufacturing and selling for nothing but
cash!
Look we'll for the number--'tis ia Main
street, st Louis; and beware of being deceived
by those who tell you theirs is Martins, for
there is scarcely house but will do it, know
ing, as they well do, that not only have the
reputation of selling cheaper than any body
else. but that 90 sell cheaper; therefore they
tell you that theirs is Martins. | say again,
look well for the number--'ts III, a large
ia. on top of the house--a stone flag across
the pavement, with the name MARTIN on it
"a large Lookng-glass in the back end of the
store, covering the entire end. Remember the
Big Store, $50 feet deep. lis no trouble to
show goods! JOHN. 4. MARTIN.
st Louis, aug 13, 46-sepl0-l6
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u o { &c e.

TgyiIE undersigned have just opened l.iv.
a cry Stable in the rear of Corse & liar-
riman's Coach Factory, where they intend
keeping at all times good and general assert
mcitt 81 horses and carriages of every descrip.
ton, to suit the public; and they hope by
faithful attention to business to merit share
OF public patronage.
Persons wishing their horses kept by the
week would do we'll to give them call be.
fore engaging elsewhere; for they pledge
themselves to keep on hand at all times. a
plenty of good provendor, and good attentive
ostlers. No pains shall be spared to render
general satisfaction.
MEDALLION, CORSE e. Co
June 20 '44-tf
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FASHIONABLE
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING


WHOLESALE e. RETAIL.
TX ING & CO, Successors to VI. Brown, at
IA GO, Main street, st. Louis, NO.
have now on hand large and Extensive as-
sortment Of
Superior Ready Made Clothing and
Furnishing Goods,
manufactured by themselves in the city Of
New York, expressly for this market, } in the
best and most fashionable style.
KING & co. have partner resident in N
York, who attends to the buying and manu-
featuring, and they are determined their goods
if equalled, shall not be surpassed, in point of
style, workmanship, fit or cheapnes, by any
house west of the mountains. The stock
comprises in part, as follows:
French English and American cloth cloaks
Viola cloth, beaver, felt, pilot, Cashmere,
cloth and mackinaw blanket over, bust
ness and sack coats
Black, blue and fancy colorcd cloth dress
and frock coats
French, English an American cashmere.
cloth, satinct, Jean full cloth and tweed
pantaloons
Figured and plain black satin, black and
California cashmere, WOODEN and silk
velvet, bombazine, Palo Alto, and 9th
er styles vests
Together with
Linen and muslin Shirts
Silk, merino, buckskin, Saxony wool, Sha-
ker net, cotton do, and red and white
gauze flannel under shirts and drawers
Also-Gentlemen's morning gowns, scaris,
cravats, stocks, suspenders, gloves, half.
hose, pocket hdkls.. umbrellas, sc. &c.
DFresh supplies received weekly through.
out the season, to which the attention OF The
old patrons of IN Brown's) the house is sole.
tied. All goods sold warranted, at
KING & cos,
&c, Main street, st. Louis, Mo.
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SAINT LOUIS.
so" the EIQN ui,sE Ey'i.sgel. Trade.
COLLINS & KELLOGG

COLLINS q KELLOGG,
1913, Main Street, st. Louis, no
a AVE received by late arrivals full and
b q complete assortment Of
Fall and Winter Dry Goods,
suitable for the approaching season. and rerv
respectfully request a call from Merchants
visiting our city, for the purpose of LAWN in
Their stocks for the Fal! and Winter Trade
We are prepared to offer our goods at such
low prices Tor CASH, as cannot foil to induce
al purchasing in that way, to make bills with
us Our stock consists in part as follows:
Woolens, &c, c.
nroadci"ths, Heavy kerscys.
Lassineres; Vermont Cass meres,
Satineta, Beaver cloths
Pilot Cloths, Plain & plaid lipsevs
Ashland FweeGs, BI'k &. cold alpaceas.
hed paddings, White & yellow han
Canvass do nels,
Yea green fianneis, Canada grey cloths, &c
Kent lucky Jeans,
Domestic Cotton Goods.
Brown sheetngs, Hickory shirtings,
Brown drills, Moleskns,
3leached Sheetings, Blk e. cold cambrics,
Tickings, Blue drills,
Aprons checks, Cotton Fannels,
Colorod Siliclas, Domestic Ginghams,
Osnaburgs,
Prints, Prints, Prints.
lO0 cases comprising Madders. Fancies, and
Chintz. latest styles-muking a
complete assortment.
10 " Merrimack and Fall River Blues,
Furniture do
ShaWls, Hoods, &c.
1900 Wool and Worsted shawls. comprising:
Chinese, Boston Fancy,
Paris Hereford
Orleans, Highland Plaids,
Spanish, Brocha,
Embroidered do Blk & cold cashmeres
and various other styles.
zoe dozen Wooden Hoods and Comforters.
Blankets, Blankets.
Blue and green Mackinaw for coats. 8-4 and
l0-4 Whitney and Du1ilo, Saddle and Steam
boat Blankets. Our stock of these is extern
size.
White Goods, etc.
Plain and plaid jaconets, common cambrics.
Swiss and book muslins, bishop lawns, PLAN
and figured bohinets, figured gimpuro, Ia ces,
ecgings. lnsertings, &c.
Shelf Goods. etc.
Blk and fig'd silk vc.vet, white and cola
spool cotton, ladies' white, BLK, blue and
mixed cotton hose, mems brown and mixed
- hoSo' lau!Go anu gentlemen BIoNCs III
great variety. tapes, buttons in great variety,
bonnet and cap ribbons, talfeta do, pongce
hdkfs. cotton do, green barages, horn, tuck
and side combs, web and gum elastic suspcn-
ders, Italian cravats, hooks and eyes, linen
table cloths, linen thread, pins, vestings, Irish
linens, linen cambrc hdkls. Russia diapers.
Russia crash. carpet yarn,
Batting, Wadding, Wicking,
and an extensive asst Of goods ttoo numerous
to mention in an advertisement, which we
will sell low fer
Cash or Improved Paper at Short Date.
IL We earnestly desire Merchants, viSitl Q
this market, to give our stock examination.
COLLINS & KELLOGG.
sep24, '46-lS-2m
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BURLINGTON TIAWK-EYE.
TIE NEW YORK
SnIENTIEiC AMERICAN.

Published WEEKLY At f2s. FULTON ST, n YORK,
(suN BUiLDING)
TTACH number contains from three to six
IA original EngraVinss of newly invent
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Music Books.

THE subscriber has the following music
L books by the dozen or single copy: Carmi.
ma Sacra, Psaltcry; Becthovcn's Collections
Missouri Harmony, Psamodist; School Singer
or \ Dung Choirs Companion; Young Minstrel
Temperance Songs by Covert & Dodge; Yves
tern Lyre; and Lexington Repository Of Mu.
sic. w d SkILLMAN.
jun26 under Barrett House
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LIND FOR sale.
Interesting to Farmers

a v at all times in want of Butter, Egrs,
IL Fowls, Pigs, sheep, Calves. Beef, and q Ii
Kinds OF Produce, fol which will pay til e
hlghest market price, delivered at my Boa.
store on Water street, or at my Store on JEFF
iors5n street BE sure and call if you desire
good prices and ready sales.
myl7 B Dawn
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DR. E. EASTERLY 4 CO.

INO ~, CHeStnut street, sunni Lgus, ~
WHOLESALE & RETAllM
~ Frs in all valuable FImLr Mn
and by special appointment Of the pa9vsl
are the only authorized agents IN ..
and General Wholesale Agents Tor D.
tern States, for the following lussg y
remedies:
Bpchan's Hungarian Balsam Of Li'
Dir Lwayne's compound syrup ~
Cherry
Thompson's compound syrup OIL "
Wood Naptha
Dallcy's Magical Pain Extractor
Jew David's or Hebrew Plaster
Detterer's Magic Hair Oil
DIR Ilalsted's Magnetic Remedies
Dr Aliens Dyspeptic Compound
DIR Upham's Vegetable Pile BIeciaal
DR. Smiths indian vegetable Ssugu Y
Pills
Vegetable Persian Pills -,
Morrison's Universal Hygean fllE
Bowers Infant Cordial; Bartne 7, !.
Allrbasl ; Family Mediclhes''" N,
do Health pills and to0In W.
do Poor Mans Plaster
Spencer's Tonic Bitters
Bakers DiarrhGa Specific MI.
DIR Watson's Fever and Ague =" t.,rI
Wynkoop's Tonic Mixture 'oi
ague ,,.,,.E
Hemsley's worm syrup; VI "
DIR Becker's eye oalsam
DIR McLone's Worm Speelhc
Sherman's medicatcd toilet sOT
Nerve and bone liniment u.
DR. Lemuel Warren's tootn p's
Nc Alister's all.hea!ing olliHN%, d
And, in fact, every other truly tss,i y
cine now before tile public, can w., W D
sale and retail, at this Family A''
No. &c, Chestnut street. al y
u Country Merchants eDy .iSsrt
Druggists, and dealers ia mea'. . NJ
ed to call and examine our Ply. ,bg d
be sold at 10 per cent less lp r.""',,tlt
had elsewhere in the city.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

IVA A-DAo -lIl DA4E II ~ Va LIN
OF Missouri State University.
FESHE following gentlemen compose the
8 Medical Faculty Of the University Of the
Stats of Missouri, Formerly kempcr Medical
College.1
j. n. MCDOWELL, Nj. d., Professor
of Anatomy and Surgerv.
THos. BARBOUR, VI. D., Professor Of
Midwifery and Diseases OF Women and Chill,
Gren
J.B. JOHNSON, NJ. D., Professor or
Pathology and Clinical Nedicinc~
Z. II. LEFFINGyyELL, NJ. d., Pro.
fessor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
=. Z. BARRETT, NJ. d., Professor of
Materia Mcdica and Physiology.
j. $. MOORE, ". D., Professor of Theo.
~ and Practice Of Medicine, and Dean Of the
Faculty.
c. ". sTEV VI. D., Demonstration
q Anatomy, aud Assistant Lecturer on Ana
tony.
The Faculty have made arrangements for
an additional amodnt Of S. 600 worth Of
chemical apparatus to the institution bv the
next session. The City Hospital is, by ordi-
nance, placed under the control Of the medi-
cal faculties during the lecture term.
The regular lectures commence on the 1st OF
November and continue four months. Argre.
gate cost of tickets, sos; matriculation fee,
50; graduation fee, $50; board, $40 TO Sl2 per
month. Students wishing further information
Will please address the Dean, or call on him
on their arrival in the city, at No, 81. Fourth
Street, opposite the Planters House.
un25-5-5m? J. 5. MOORE, NJ. d Dean