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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-12-12
Arrival of the Mail Steamer.
CALEDONIA.
Is DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

Is DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Royal Mail Steamship Caledon n, ar
rived at Boston, on Saturday morning, about
7 o'clock, from Liverpool via Halifax, having
made the passage in Is l-2 days. The dates
are from London TO the evening of the 18th
ult; aud from Liverpool to the morning ofthe
10Th.
The following Summary ofthe news is
given by the Boston Atas:-
Tie Corn markets in England and France
are still animated, and prices of wheat are
,eurly maintained, Notwithstanding the large
,,ua ntties exported from this country. 1t
win be recollectcd that previous accounts
from Eng! land stated that u decline had taken
place in The prices of wheat, flour aud other
produce. The Morning Chronicle OF the 10Th
ult. saws: AT Mark .ane the market was more
lively today, and dean ~ for all kinds of grain.
Wheat may be called one shilling dearer, with
u firm appearance" This ADVANCE took place
after the news taken out by The Caledonia
had reached London. At The Liverpool
Market, Flour was sold ut II slight reduction
BY the accounts from Ireland, we find tuat
although there is extreme distress in man.
parts of the South and West, and occasional
outrages aud food disturbances, yet the gen
eral condition of the country, all things con
sidered, is improved.
The general European news is not impor-
ta.nt. The instruction in Portugal has as
sunlcd n very serious shape.
The difficulties between the British and
French Governments respecting the Mont
pensict Llarriage question, are by 10 means
settled Notes continue TO puss between
Lord Norm ,nby and NJ. Guizot OH the snb-
iect while thu, English and French Journals
throw additio ii obstacles in the way by their
irritating articles.
The steamer G ~eat Britain still remains on
the sands ofDun,h UNI Bay. Several practi-
cal men have exahiiued her position, and ex-
pressed hopes that she may be got of.
Money is not so abundant IN London, ana
in several of the continental cities o monen-
tury crisis exists.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-12-12
ALMOND BURROUGHS ESTATE.

THE subscribers having been appointed by
Il the Hon. Probate Court for the District
OF Caledonia, Commissioners to receive, ex-
anime and adjust theclaims * demands ofall
persons against the Estate of Almond Bur
roughs, late of Kirby, in said District, deceas-
ed, represented insolvent, and the term ofsiy
months from the LIST day of December 1e46,
being allowed by said Court for the creditors
of said deceased to exhibit and prove their re-
spective claims before us-do hereby give no.
tice that we will attend to the duties of our
appointment tat the dwelling house of Seth
Burroughs, in Kirby, in said district, on the
last Monday of December 1876, and on the
last Monday of May 1887, at 10 o'clock fore
noon on each of said days
M SnMFT S SHTHG4i Commissioners.
lS46. 4S9w3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-12-12
State of Vermont.
To the Freemea Qfthe Fourth Congressional
District


District.
=, ~ XXTHEREAS the authorities des-
LIS. wv ignated by the Statute to can
~~~-I' vass the votes, given on the Second
Tuesday of November, A. ID. 1916, in the
Fourth Congressional District, for Represent
alive to represent this State in the Congress
of the United States, have given notice to the
undersigned, Governor of said State, that no
person has received majority of all the votes
given in said District, and have forwarded TO
me Il statement Of the number ofvotes given
for each person, us follows, to wit:
Lucius b. Peck, 1887
George b. Chandler, 4240
A. Judson Rowell, l452
Newell Kinsman 3, A. Judson 2, Thomas
BARTLETT r 2,Thomas Bartlett /, Bennett Palm
err / J. Gridley |, Robert Harvey ], George
Putnam /, o. W. Butler /, and Elkanah Shaw
j;
Now, therefore, in consideration of the prem
isCs, you are required to meet in the several
towns in said District, on the first TUesday Of
Jun iary merit, at one o'clock in the afternoon,
at the same places where the meetings were
last held for the election of Representative
TO Congress, to elect person to represent
this State in the Congress of the United States,
which meetings are to be conducted in all
things according TO the provisions of the Stat
ute in such case made and provided.
Given under my hand and the seal of sal q
State, at Enosburgh, this first day ofDecember
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and forty six, and of the Independence
of the Unite States the seventy first.
HORACE EATON.
By the Governor,
FREDERICK BrLLISGs, Secretary
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-12-12
FARM for SALE,

GfTUATEDi in the enthusiastically part of
- Sutton, near Colbys Tavern, containing
about fifty-seven acres of good land, mostly
under improvement, with small house and
barn thereon. and lying on the stage road lead
ing from Lyndon to Derby.
Said farm will be sold at reasonable price;
part of the purchase money being required
in advance; the remainder on terms to suit the
purchaser, . rE-... .....
For further particulars inquire of the sub
scriber or of Josiah Brockwav living on the
premises. r A. BURLINGTON.
Burke, Nov. &c. 1876. 4SSw3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-12-12
WAsmNGTON, December s, 1876.

GEN. SCOTT. The Charleston Courier
says:--"lt is asserted ilat the most cordial
good feeling exists between Gen. Scott and
Gen. Taylor,and that it is the express wish
ofthe latter that Gen. Scott should take the
command of our army in Mexico. Gen. Scott
is believed TO have rendered the War De-
purtment the most efficient services in the
Conduct of the Wharf.-The lines of march, the
apportionment ofthc troops the points of ut
tack, &c. He goes to Mexico. il is said with
carte blanche from the administration, which
asked his council, and promptly adopted it,
concerning future operations"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-12-12

0FPPAnDoN. Matthew Mcguire, who a
year ago last June, was convicted in the
County Court of this County, ofthe crime of
assault and battery with intent TO kill, aud who
was sentenced TO the States Prison for three
years, received a pardon from the Governor
about month since, and it is said he has
also been fully restored to his legal privileges.
This fact argues that his conduct has been
such as TO secure the good will eftho Prison
authoritics.-P Record
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-12-12
The Markets.
BRIGHTON MARKET--Monda,. Dec.

Reported for the Boston Traveller
At market, 1000 cattle, $50 stores, IA yokes
workngoxen, &c COWS and calves, 5000 Sheep
and Lambs, and about 700 Swine.
Beef Cattle--Extra, 1916 first quality $50;
second quality 4,25 4,75j third quality, 3 so
a A.
Working oxen--salcs noticed at ~ 76, 30
and 90.
Cows and Calvos--SaIes made at 10, $22,
"a 20, and 40, -
Sheep--sales at ,l2, 1883, and $2,05.
Swine-at wholesale, 41c for old hogs shoats
for barrows SC, ofsows 4cj Mt retail from Al to
81 and per lb,
N. b. A large number of Beef Cattle re-
main unsold at 4 o'clock, in consequence of
the large lumber at market.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-12-12
30 OK s,

A GENERAL assortment of School Books
IN including those recommended by the Su-
perintendents for the use of Schools in this
County. Also, variety Of Miscellaneous
Books. For sale by
+. JEWETT {, co.
St. Johnsbury, Dec. 8, 1916. 4s9tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-12-12
A Great Saving of Wood,

AND A PREVENTIVE AGAINST FROST.
TgNHOSE wishing for inside Window Sash
Il can be furnished with it at short notice
by leaving the size and dimensions at l.. Nor.
rs Shop.
N, b. Orders from abroad will receive due
attention.
Uj'A general assortment Of SASH for sale
CHEAP by l.. MORRIS.
St Johnsbury, Dec. 1916 4SGw4
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-12-12
BOsTON MARKET-Dec. o.

BEEF-Exha mess, 10 90 10 so per bbL,
Mess 90 1000, No l, 700 $50, prime,
city $50 az, 75j navy so 7,75.
PORK-Extra clear u 90 90 90; clear
II GOA 1885, mess $50 10 90, No ], none,
prime z so 0 90.
LARD-Boston ~ "a, south and west n
n.
BUTTER-store 10 12I, shipping 0 I2,
family Is a 49,
CHEESE-ncw milk 2 n g, four meaal a6,
shipping a 6, @
FLOUR-Howard street 5 a SIS JOhio,5 ,ISj
Western Canal 6, 25.
CoRN-Yellow, round, n rs, flat 20 a 70,
white GO 20.
OATS--Southern 33 a "a, northern 40 ~.
BEANS-White, 100 20.
WOOL-There has been considerable de-
mand for American fleece and pulled by the
manufacturers at full prices.
Saxony neeces, 81 80
American full blood, 80 33
do half do ~ n 26
Common breed % a "a
Lambs, superfine, 2S a 80
do LIST quality, % 25
do Cd quality, ID II
do Sd quality, 9a12
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-12-12
Caledonia County Grammar
School,
Stray Cattle.
FURS! FURS !!

A good assortment Of Muffs, Caps, Buffalo
N Robes, &c. for sale Cheap, by -...
'.s1| J. JEWETT d co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-14


u ECEIvED BY THE UNDERSIGNED
III from The eiiles VI New Yosk. Ph'adeph's
alJ Bal,Inasr, q lsrge ssi gsoessl s-ssirn~oi OF
Gf"ee'ie-. Witch ia addition " ,srm~s sio~k uskrs
On " assortment complete. oi ~hseh The iollo~inr
70 pat. which they d,.: O,ed 10 sell ON The
must de-irslle trims
1870 bsgs RIO Crfre
rs do Java do
80 do Pepper
20 10 P,ren,o
- rhesis Y"ung it,s,a Tes
~ ac C;a.t-.~.i~s s.i imr.r,s'
100 hi- Na2 aud . ais-ksf.l
- La L.sf Sugar
1000 Lbs CHrri's Scotch Sard
1 1000 Lbs Cod fi.h
5000 30 B,r,iet'. & shealh,ns Copper
800 iiIe. TIN Plate
90 liz Bsnra Tia
10 Ola Spell or
q Lh- wite Nos 8 b. Is
= ease. L'qo-ricc Dali
$500 Lt- Ma.d,r
lu0 L.. Cs-.s
: Brs Cloves
80 R,,.- Rai-,n.
J Bale ) : Almond.
10 Bel. Alma
4 Bd Nu,m'g.
- Bsic. Ch.c'lsic
20 Br, Cplcsi Lpgwood
| ~ do CT. and Cugcf
2 Cerous IdIgs
4 7 ss,k Llmpl,laSk
| 20 k.gs Mustard
81 b.is. c.,endi.b Tobacco. S.. ~. and Il
| Inmp.
| 100 Bfls " q Aialss-rs
20 do Sugsf iIou.c
FLEMING a HUNTER.
n T. III. fslu~,ng s'tiele- .i Country Pf-d"e'
isk-n 90 E,ehsns~. bacor. Lard, Fesih-r.. Bees
~ar. Butier. Clover seed. Firs.e~d Ginseng. Rags
81. &c FLEMING a HUNrEu.
| whsrling. Nov %. rs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-14

HAVE removed ,heit E-sbli,hmeni % their
III New Buck Building, east side of MAR.
kET g. few duorS hsiow he Port 0fice,
where they have supplied ther>elvss with .
new aud large Engine snd other fixture icr
iArir business, "a sSuret ioT styic.
They carry IN the HOUSE and STEAM
BOAT PLUMBING 10 ,u - hrsnrh-S.
MACHINE OR PATENT PIPE.
We are prepared Ia s~Ppy saS co.i'sn-f- 30 any
erisai With the a,nvs p'fs al the he-i qnsl,y. aud
pricc- . low as - o. BE hsd tn iLe county.
They have cpnstsntly On {. md HYDE suiS az
various fe 'criDton, hatsfS' seities, water ciaS.
cts, bath iub-, bit aud cold shower baths, ~
forts ter bleaching, chemical arp rsius, lad
&C fhns. psienl hath rump~ lead pipes OF eli >iz.
-, sheet lead oi any fhicksess aud worked up
IN sny manner OF ioim.
Water conducted ihIo3sh lsaaen pires ON
srring> 10 d~eiine hopsc> IN the eounuy.
Superior pumps Tor county wells, Steam En-
sinrs Sc. SC.
al or&rrs thankfully received and punciu.
= ny attended ~.
STEAM row Ew.
For manufacturing purposes eau he supplied
10 several desCripiisns Of mechsnics, Ia the
I story vi then building, or on The gfouud
iooi At very MODERATE real.
Mhccltne NV 10 rs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-14
FURNITURE wARE-ROOMs.
JOHN NJ. CA.EMENS.

- EsPEcTFCIL invite. The anenr,on II tho
Y CT en. VI Wheelins snJ the c,ust,y q. his
s''ck al beauiiisl FarriIure, at ht. nam. ", 1872
Main street. q law door. above he 4 = Hotel lie
has "a hand!
SOFAS Of the latest and mc. fishionaiJ. .,,i..
BUREAUS" f surat,o' ,yie ard IN. l-., snake
DtpS rtADs. rev and sPi.u1iJ sHetns.
TAbLks-P'cr. wnnsg Centre. CstJ WORK.
Dining Hc.Ar II he bc,t style
STANDS PLAIN. Chsrry Mal,a-,ny &c A.. AZ
"i Which Will be .oid ~ bs a t.sf bower ttaa al
any o'her csiahlrshinep, IN the riiy
UPHOLSTERY, VENETIAN BLINDS. LOOK.
ING GLASSES. FRAMES. and all a,.st tah,.e,
Wsfe FURNISHED 10 ord,r
MAHOGANY NENEERS-A good soek e..
sale how.
Please call aud sKsmine fcr ,uaf.elves
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-14
UNITE stu HOTEL
WATER SIR 1T.

NH undersigned. respectfully inf'.fm Tie pub
- l'e. that they have leased the ai-,c hOus.
'sf term 81 year have had ~ entirely re noJeled
and very much improved in The arrangement, al ~
'"om' ans r-"hc'; have had ~ newly aud hand,
-"@ey painted. osrpciod md psp-rcd rhts-r honl
and newly furnished. ia style unsufs a-.cd 10y any
Hotel IN the we.t Every auicie a. eEutely new
asd Tho whole house brilisuily lighted with Gas.
They ~aer The accommodation. ~ tho house .,
he public. fully determined. that all gsc,i. .hal
hnd at Their h-Usr. entertainment that viii aot iai
~ affSts ssiisi.ciios.
fhm The snpstiw strangem' M of the House and
Tsse snd The location Of lh- hnu.s 10 fr,Hi uf ~.
s'esmbpsi landing. ths, InJ.Is. th. hone tina
hey viii receive iI~rsl share ,t pu tic p.ipnax,
may MITCHELL. A. CALDWELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-14

pisciuse- Ia order. I'll the a,Heren, ssrie,,.. a,
fsncy. Ffeneh ard wood sra'. Ncckan., Scroll
Tops. Stat Back. Commoa and Cottage Chair. f..w
s'yle) Also Seuees, Socisbies. Boston ard Hal,
Boston Rockets. Nursing do. eonnon do. lar. and
MAIL Also. Child'sn's Table. R,ek,nr end
sewing Chairs and Stools Of every .,se and qusii
" NC S' IN iaei ell iron the STOOL of incirs 10
the Mammoth chair Of twenty fee, hisb Pl.as.
call add examine Et yourelse. sud I.s,, yo,,
ofder' snd they wall be suended to ia shor, orie,
Chain carefully packed Zoe ship menl 90 sen, 20
al raf's Of the city without etirs ehsrre D,nI
hfgei The place No l27 Main NJ. we.i .,de
Jan liz bm w RfHfLDAFFER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-14

>iiEf KEEP constantly on hand a very 81.
- ieAsiNs assortment 81 superior Nah. .eany
french AID Gferian Cts,t.; u 'kins chairs. Sofss
Fer and rsfd Tables; Dressing Bureaus. Ie.i.isads
Toilet Stands. assorted sikes; togeiher whh ever,
"ihet sr'cle 1T The latest style and best finished
furniture ever offered IN ihi, oiiy
Gill end Mahogany f'amed LpkEe Glasses o
every variety sad af'rs LsskiGR Glass Plate. II al
''ses. f'aIfsH snd Pictars frame, on hand aud
made Ia order
Upholstery Ware consisting 81 FEATHER Beds
bolssn aud Pillows. Hsr. cotton Hu.k Syriur
s"d s"s~ Mstrss-es; Blankets. Qot,i,. c,.snfors
SackinF bu,Ums OIL eluih covers FLar cloth
C'sss Mats 81 all hiBds; together With every othe
sr'eiesoi Upholstery Ware. on hsnd and made :.
ofder.
Neniiian and S4i Window Blind; windou
Shades e every variety AID ooot; I'll ~ ~hieh " ~
he sold 81 very low prices. sns Warranted az ia,
beet q"a'i'y. Aso MsnoGsSr VgNrss. liza,
cloth. VsssmH, Sgsnish Aios.. Mahogany Knobs
Sand Fapef. Loeks. Hinges. raaen.. BIasn Ts,u
HINos instantly or hand sDd ss,id low iof c,sn
~ STEan BosTs iufnishe.i with every sn,ri,
81 fsfniiUrs 81 shOn nviics and 0n the ,e,y 80.
"'m' sp9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-14
Dr. IBr0Hds this Pits.
FOR SALE BY A. q. FAIRCHlI,D

Ao,sr. WHEELING. VA.
II NSANITY.-AHd diseases, even ms so,ty and
II ''fs"'s 80 "say~s f-s-- .~y...
cvrr,'r, husoors which. circulating wnh the bj,..t
oeess o, pam AMI d,scord in The human frame. n,
" eiear. that 10y perseverance Ia the usc OF Bran.
dfeiLs segeishlr Un!,ctsai' Pills. ~hch .. one of
h' 'ety bet. s''d oaiy prppsr parssI,se me drin~
insanity ard i'n'sh'lhy Of temper can be cured. ne
~sil az al other li.eases depending upon The pore
n"s. OF the circulating fsid. The bluoS.
a"dfeihs Vegetable Univefsai Phls acc known
oy TIE esIsfence oi thousands, Ia perfectly eesuse
'he hlsod ifosn all hiainess. remove every morbid
ahee''.n. and reno,s'e weak and enleehieL con.
si'a'ions ic periecI hcsIh and viror.
The" acknowledged Innoecncc makes them sai.
'htsogh every period Of eSsiencc, iron infancy 90
old age.
No er'fa care in eiIhef dres. or die, is required
when they are used
With this vaiuabe mctiiciue In our posses.io,.
We n'sy welt the m..sa seLiy r~gr.ns ~uhoui Ieas
n" cootas,on can by r~sih'l''y affect ~. n We are
careful 30 freely use these Pills. d&~4u dee 10
Al" s"' ssie al weilshurs, 10y Il ID BROWN
General Agents
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-14
LADIES' SHOES ANDsLIPpERs.
e.. fKANZELL,

Ne &c Ms;n 81. a fec DO. s6.se tAs 6sols,ors 81
Ma J R,Jb.
wuEF LING. VA.
Id ESPfCTfuILy 'nf,'sss The is,die- oi Vince
hpr. thst he ,r1tafarfufe. f.sdiss .liot,cf- o
all sr,Lrs s.a CO1ORs. ~ .u,etrr qasist, and
beauty ~. ~susnt- MI WORK ir'rB has ,hop TO n.
-"r~si"f q. Es.i.tn msnuis.tat. aud Will be .0ld
50 p~r est ,h.srer
The yuhlis are invited u, call aud ,ai.fy them.
.l,e.. i0rn ian y
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GLUE AND GLASS PAPER.

HN v. uoRNBROOK, manufactures and
n y cons'anilt prepared ~ supply all OF
dcrs toi Cis~ a rsi-s- pes.- ~ ,ns-...- ..s.-f
lr wAica Will be i1fhisbe ed TO dealers .r con.
sumGs Al as low rate No they Can putchsse
~ anFwhefc OId,Ts i-ti At the Warehouse
ON Market street, be.ow the Posi- Office ~ be
promptly supplied.
Feb. 10, 1915.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-14
& DARE a HoGE. Union 81
"E;CoNONY il WrAI.ru-

AN hattrg 'nsnUis't"fsd 81 iL'- ime. ali
u k'"'s 81 Hnis that sfe usuashy WIN. mach to~
90 ." pi"e thar usual, by h,nssi sud eIpesI.neeS
~ofN'oen. wbich will enable the y. tara out n sfs
'ae ii-I' 10 any nne waning cheap and g.s.i NJ.
"sse' ihsNs heen irsng in ,ii,s ciis . Cad man,
y'"'. s"d 'hink sm snitlsd To- pairuaag~ Gen.
""'s ~a"iiar lS-si fs,e Will please leave ne 4
"ea'nr-s. and la . lev dny- ih.y shall have Ihes
serefding ia o'dst. warani, ms io hteak
Mate .nd Caps of an k,"f. constantly 80 hard, /.
rh'Sr iia' ami CsP zachary. corner VI Mar
and uH'oo St.. Wheeling. W.
vel 80 SANDAL u HARPER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-14

on tr'"n sis,e near the. S,ai I'D ~
81 'hs M.ske' Ii,o.s -
DARE 4 BocE. s,e no~ manufacturing s.S
VII kesr toassssily 80, ha,rl LARGE a.-..,m.., ..
uhIS I'D CAPS 20 ihs 6nesi .iy.~- .aI MANN.
s''"f"d ''''" the hs ~ mstst,al. lsrh -i %. hs,f
r's'e'i 's'irf- Ne n'ske aud svy,.sua.,.J ~.
'A" "' All 'he HAS we .sn. ON Cap. are pa,
Chased from the ne-a .s,ss.,,. Can ni,a.,.c,,,,,,,
nc h'.'e'n tn'e-. AZ Va. Lwe.i price.
~" h"se an want OF vcnsiue srt,~I- snJ lsis.
H~sr'ess 'a>hs'n"i Hsi. srd Ca,. ~ii, sI~a,.
s"d them ~ or establishment. ~hteh Va. i.,.nd ;.
"'sr Known s"d 'sik1i 81 D, all a.n IRON g
good Work and lev ,siees
s~rf DARE A. IICcE Iipt,o a.
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i"ss'h'r WITH sr"rcfslss~afiasni 81 Hat. 81 ,v..
's'''S'r" iia' Cave. Sc. Psr.,.. ~ .l,,rr !.
- N' A'"' a"',ir' ~, fe'rrrilslb invited
'" f"s hip call ne row T. sn,s RI, 49,,
~ jon" " btuS. asa C~risee Stc,n. Secta
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-14
TODD A. HOWELL.

TODD a HOWELL,
SIGN or TIT. BLACK MhMNSrH BOor.
sorrn IsD or MARKET seUApE.
NODD HOWELL w.~id INFORM ell ~
- 49, h.t.,.. - -
e-mmuny. 'hat they so~ rrv-.-.... 49, ~ '''''
'he "ofAs''"r. e' The Eastern nsnuisoartfs an 4. T.
""'''. assortment OF B"'s. shoss Leslher Car.
L"''' find" 81 ac Which they pledge thetnsei,e e..
a" ~ no rood qual'ry s"d Viii be sold 90 lo, q.
any l"i 90 lns Of the same suici.. the, .. nov n,
'''ef ha' bern hr~sLi into ibi. n-Tk.I, a. the,
god. wee carefully seleri.d expressly tor ON,
'eis'i r'de ,hey may be relied upon a. xsnu,o.
and % Ne ssn any article ss prime aad - .h,,LI
""i '"'n o"i ." he 'nrh viii msk. % ro.d IN an,
r,i' purchase made Ivy ssch tndi,idua
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-14
THE BIG CHAIR Is HOUND TO
EkOlfRISlf

Let ihose Who talk about
BIC Watches. Msnsorn
Bo's. Selling 1T q, Co.i.
&c. he client when they sec
,hs BIG CHAIR nj w. ri.
Ht LDAFFER's. WAsie.ols
end Rs'od CHEAP CHAIR
MANDATORY. No i27
Man s'tesi. where he Lerps
eos-,sn,ly on hand. snd man.
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CONTEXT rIUN Is ms LFE or 'rIADE
GEO. ~: JDH;x:SON,

EsPECTftLLf nslofi.- h.s irivDd- aud ih.
- y paddle gen.fsl Y. ihsi ~ hs- e. tnmcnced th.
PLUMBING nlsINES-.
." conjunction " ilL be- Itesrni hu-iu-. ofTiNN
~ his we'll kbo~n stand n" los. MaTkci Squarr
~hsre he - -l~sy. ready =, ~sn on h,. rusi.,asr.
." the ss-'ve line lie will inu.i.h and pct up NY
oRANTs a. the shpr,esI Doi'cs. an5 beng deter
mined 90 give gsEe'sl satisfaction in .h,. particular
esneh OF hi. Bnsae.s. he would osil the atieai,on
81 VI" rohi'- 81 vefy sup~fsor srieie sf Fs,,.i
Lad Prs ~hich he has b-en a, considerable *
pehss 10 rs'est~ Zoe that paris'ss. and ~bsch he
e.n -nfd L' iurnssh r,smrlsie 81 20 psr cent lcss
han u has bern done ioi heretofore lie ,heref.te
on". share OF Pahlie patronage. ani fceis co,,,
hdeoi no viii give general .an.laril"n.
Fefs"ns an the country ~'.hirg water conveyed
ffom 'p',ngs Ia IhrH dwellings " al be promptly
attended 10. II oct IA
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LioUoHr, LI0Uonr.

bioUoHS, LIQUoHE.
AZ hatt go hand Fssrfal s.sortmeut n,
on sinds Of Bfsodies, tan AID Vines.
W. Rochelle BfsGd, NV
Sieusis 90
Dupuy do
Ptnei CaVilion A Co.
iioissd Oin, Bahiea's Importation.
SAINT CfoiE Rue,
New Eneisad de-
l''sh snd seo'ch Whi.kry.
Msdsria Wine,
FOu Dc, 81 &tg fof ssie isv ~
TED SHhiVEH a STEIIPv
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wYLIE ~. OLDHAM.

n q " n n u "
X"iL PRACTICE "a ib. C.slsi- 30 Marshall
w Tyler. ard oho roniiics. Va osrlcs A.
MAs.usLL &. N. Va. CsAvE CRErK FER OFficE
s-rll
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CArNl CApSl CAPSl

- AVERY. 80. iu.tfesriS.d tie .-rres' se.i
's-i ss-~st'n'ni - pa sfd Ci-,h S.I- ths,
s-s ever he, .,nrhi a. ih'. market. ..f al as.i,
10. ani r'i'"-, ifon ~! c,n's - ~ r-s,t.s., Coz.
s,-..g set lh.~s
saret o,c fat Caps sapcs =. ', Yar Can
~ Na'fia For de- fs Aasi 20. 80
n' tish rsP Dor ui"s.d Sai.t f,ipih Csp>.
Issh.nssi'. silS Glued CsI~ F.ashI.a-hi- ra,,l.
Ned . Back Pia.h Cop, Y.aa'- spd ,huLii- ~.
e'f- |" g'ssi ,sf'~,y ailoi ~h,rh 49, -, s,f el.sp
Coll -nd .'s. a. NJ 10 Msns.. street.
-rls : AVERY.
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REMOVAL
yRENCII DYFlNG ESrARtIslIMENT IN
WHEELING.

NlilFstflNtFs
LOutTIN French Dyer. on the other
doe, rom n q Keiicy's store. 70 turus he Rrale
ful thaaks hiss fflssds and eusf1tnrIs, tor ,htii
f.r neT las@sfs, and respectfully INFORMS them
that he has added 90 MS tst tbli Bs ~ port.
nst aud tH -Ee@ncc. ueeiy discose fcd Improve
roenfs tIstives more lustfc. nSatlfss sSs Dc.
tshtiify 80 che e0lVfed studs without niuf,ng
chem
lie issls pefi, ely fdfftto ave ever eats
tacuon. ard hppcs therefore. Tor The continuance
OF ehsetai paifpuaas. OctN
Cs0VTn wHltIING DOMESTIC Calico
- fACrORY - lOIuEiN, Mould fe,teei.
tsay iahf,a pfske~Icfs ST. ii4s tsy. and eitzsn.
Sseste niuc Cslcs~- e,pn. a..n viii b..
Trsaeh Dyitg ssab.,-taspl. I'D 10 itu.s 10 r,,.
ths same -. lsf,sff.u tn flH Tfsuth tbai h. la,
teoJs,ed 70 hs "a i"sts-s iaa4
rmw AnOaANY NENE Es-ia O1J tse, =,
" AI.Is,es5., HFntFf .f. uld snd ivf sale
~ l45 Mao. Whsfhfr W
ssya7 AtNpEL s HARBOUR
90 poz s 30 nn,oe, s...nst as aad s,.ia,.
tpO iuu re- i ai.a ~ .aIe 'efvhas
,sr27 siENDEL a HARBOUR
r.uARP RAzORs- eco ere 70, ~ssfots
,hstt H,Tat. EEL 10 l3g Men $. S.ga 80 he
a. watt = Sgstfsflfs ai.i .tff he's ons - Chsfs
,.asf. gsss 49, - iap sd, afHrs
See ~ o. fAlRCIiiLD
u1tS1 BELs IINsEIp Wt. t,.-.,,I..
NNkNi ttssish t PRYOR q PAUL.
soy ~ lbs mIftu 5. ,nrs.la.
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