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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-01-08

CHARcoAL. The preservative qualities to char
coal are not so generally known as they should be
and hope you will tell your readers that if they
will imbed their smoked beef and pork in some pull
verified charcoal, they may keep it as long as they
please without regard to weather. Tell them also,
that if they will take about pint of charcoal, also
puyerized, and put it in bag, then put it into a
barrel of new cider, it can never ferment will new
err contain any intoxicating quality, and is more and
more palatabe the longer it is kept Further, take
piece of charcoal of a surface equal to n cubic
inch, wrap it in clean cotton cloth two thickness.
es, and made moist, and work about one pound of
butter, which has become rancid, and it will restore
it perfectly.-.Michigan Farmer
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-01-08

BEST TINE TO APPLY PAINT. 1t has long been
q subject of inquiry as to tho best time to apply
paint to the capboards of houses for durability
Repeated experiments have been made, within 25
sears past, which have resulted in the conviction,
that paint applied between November and March
will stand more than twice as long as that which Is
spread in the warmest weather. The reason is
obvious, for in cold weather the oil and component
parts of the paint form hard substance on the
surface of the clapboard, nearly as hard as glass,
and not easily erased, even cut with sharp
knife, and will not soon wear off; whereas paints
applied in the months of July and August, and
more especially if in severe drought, the oil PEN
erates into the wood like water into sponge, and
leaves the lead nearly dry, which will soon crum-
Bile of.-Selected.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-01-08

THRILLrNG SKETcH.-The following scene is
said to have been lately exhibited in Virginia:
.MeSmerizsr. have seen gentlemen, this here
boy taken promiscuously from the crowd. His
arm is there against the wall, and he can't take IL
down or set it down. except does 1t.
Cropd-" Take it down, boy"
Boy.- can't, sir"
Croicd -" Down with it, and I will give you
ninepence."
Mes" lie can't take it down, sir no more than
he can lift milestone. You may throw much
money as you please on the floor, and all that he
picks up will pay for"
(Herc several of the crowd laid down quarters
and halves to the amount oc two or three dollars.
Crowd-"Now my boy, all that is yours take
it and be Off"
The arm dropped instanter. His hand fell di.
rectly on the pile, which his nmble fingers secured,
and with his unmesmerzed heels he made his Joy
fnl and final exit for the evening--the learned and
profound professor standing himself amazed at the
un. profoundness of his own art--the villany of
mankind---the want Of faith and truth among par
ties; and amidst the dreadful roar OF the house,
came demands for restitution of money mesmerized
by the boy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-01-08

Served Them Right. Jacob b. Moore, of Con.
cord, N. H. has been, for some years, one of the
most efficient and valuable clerks in the General
Post Office Department at Washington so much
SO, that he could not be removed without imparing
the efficiency of the Department, and although a
Wing, the administration was DESTROYS of retaining
him. But the New Hampshire delegation in Con-
gress determined that Moore should be removed at
all events, and presented an application for the pur
pose to the President, charging Moore with being
concerned in publishing Coffin Handbills," some
seventeen eighteen years ago The application
was successful, and Moore was removed. 1t was
now found That the movement was made in order
10 open the way for some other New Hampshire
fnan, and there were plenty Of applicants for the
vacancy, from that State. Among them were, Jas.
nj. Rix, of Lancaster editor of the Coos Democrat,
and late ENCLOSING clerk of the N Fl. Legsla-
ture Moody Currler, Of Manchester, late editor of
the Manchester Democrat, and Clerk of the SEN
nte; and Ralph Metcalf, of Newport, formerly a
Secretary Of State. Much to the amazement and
discontinue of these disnerested patriots Presi-
dent Polk very cooy turned his back upon them
ALL and appointed friend of his from Tennessee.
Thereupon, Hills New Hampshire Patriot very
consolingly remarks 10 these New Hampshire Gen.
ilemen, that they went "e WOO, gathering, and
came home shorn."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-01-08

TEHAN HISING'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT At Probate Court, holden at Pro
Washington district bate office in Monpeie within
and for District the Both day OF December, A. d. 1919
Preseut, the Hon. J. Il. Marston, Judge.
purporng to be the last will and testament of
being essnted TO the here by Franklin A. Wight
of therein named for Probate 1t is ordered by
Court persons concerned therein be notified APP
pear session OF said Court TO be holden the Probate Of
fee Montpelier the goth day of jan, 1876, O'Clock
r. NJ aud ew cause any they may have, against the Pro
bate Of said will for which purpose, II further ordeTed that
copy OF the record Of this ORDER be published three weeks
successfully, in the Vermont Waterman and State Journal
printed Montpelier all to DO previous 10 said time appointed
for hearing
A true copy of record,
46;3w Attest LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
STATE OF VERMONT, Tho Hon. tho Probate Court for
Randolph district, So. the district of Randolph. To all
the of Joshua W. Jackman late
Chelsea, deceased greeting.
WHEREAS, David Goodwin, Administrator of the estate of
w said deceased requests said Court allow him the fur
year from and after the 2 day of February A.
d. 1896 make of the debts aid close the settlement
of the Therefore, you hereby notified that said APP
pcation will be heard session OF the Probate Court be
held c. Bodgots Inn, in Chelsea the third Tuesday
January which time you may be heard in the premises.
And this order shall be published three weeks successfully
State the last Of which publication shall be before the
day assigned for hearing aforesaid.
Given under hand Chelsea, said district this
teenh day Of December, A. ID. lsi5.
A true record,
Attest, p. PERRIN, Register.
A true copy of record,
IS Attest, 7. PERRIN, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-01-08

Kissing and flashing Feet. The Akron Demo
crat gives the following report of trial IN that WI
lage. The Pickands Millertes have some queer
notions and practices to say the least
"Rather a comical t,ia took place last Saturday
before Mayor Chamberlain, of (the late) Rev. j
d. Plckands of the Second Advent Church, charg.
ed with assault and battery in Kissing the wife Of
Lyman Green and ,cashing her feet, against her hus
bands will L. " Bierce, ESQ., counsel for the
prosecutor, laid down the law very clearly, and Mr.
Plckands not only admitting the facts charged, but
justified himself on Scripture grounds, 80 conc uslve
ly that the case was dismissed. Those who joir
that Church will understand that it is on the pro
gressiuc principle"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-01-08

Keeping Uarm all Winter ,oth a Single Log Of
and vigorous Constitution, if you p have nothing
else to do, take a log of wood of moderate size
carry it to the upper garnet and throw it from the
window into the street, taking care, of course moi
to knock any body on the head; this done, run
down stairs as fast as you can take it up again
to the garnet and do as before. Repeat the pro
cess until you arc sufficiently warm-when you
may lay away the log for another occasion.
Old Recipe.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-01-08

Bnssvios Melodeons, Accordans Flutes viol and Violin
Bows, also strings,
SCome and for yourselves We fill shop accom-.
m0dute the pnhc aud we furnish first articles small
advance from Il. Il w,
unipeler, Doe TO- lsi5. 80
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-01-08

The census of Michigan, just completed shows
the present population of that young State to be
304,265. In 1910 it was 2l2, 367- Increase in five
years, 92,0l8. This is remarkable increase, be.
ing so per cent in five years. The total increase,
however, is not half so great as that of Illinois
which has added about 100000 inhabitants 10 her
population since 1910.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-01-08
DIR. S. o RICHARDSON'S
CELEBRATED SHERRY WINE
ERE'E"H' IRIS.

THE proprietor ofihs Medicine offers tho public the result
Il ofan extensive practice and thorough Investigation of
the laws which govern the human system.
II he denied by those who have become acquainted
with the singular of these Bers, possess
all others use, for the diseases which
they profess to
Ii is well known fact, that diseases arise from de-
raugement ct the stomach ana bowels in youthful adult and
declining life.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-01-08
- ] ne stonlnch crammed win every dish,
A tomb of roast and boiled, and flesh and fish;
IL. I.--i.. IL i IL

An all the man i int, slime war
The extensive Symprthes which between these and
every other part of the living body is
diseases Of all kind, Irregular Appetite, anguor, Dtowsness
Wandering Puns, Headache, LoWness of Spirits,
And these, in their turn birth Dyspepsia Palpaiion
Of the Heart Shuness OF Breath Jsundicr Piles eis
nammntory umors Coughs and host nfdsouses which
bitter life and poison all sources of enjoyment.
The distinguished nrice these striking;
their operation being less powerful the
violence OF the disease" When used IN appropriate Snv,
nsght arrangement Of the stomach Bowels caused
by eosveness Sigh bilious difficulty like wheie
nature needs assistance 10 prevent
they will scarcely be felt.
On the contrary, in obstinate they frequently operate
powerfully, causing two three dly
the circulating fluid heromes purified This accomplished
act on the system in connection with food receiving
mutual assistance until the constitution
health aud renewed vigor.
~ For sale wholesale and RETAIL the Drs Office, Is
Hanover street, Boston. Ard in Montpelier by s. r. Clurk
Burbank, Jr, Bancroft & Rker and Z. p WALTON & SONS
aud all the agents throughout the state. 2l
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-01-08
true copy Of record,
46:3w Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
EPURAIMs .CLAFLTN,s ESTATE.

EPIRAIM $. CLAFLIN'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court holden at Mont
Washington district pelier, within aud SAID district,
on the 18th day of Dec A. ID, loi5.
JOSEPH s. CLAFLIN administrator the estate of Eph-
rain Cahn late Of Warren, in sad district, deceased
presents administration account for seemoai. Wheeupon
odetd that tho be referred tho 10th day OF Janua
y l94G, the Probate Office in said Monpee at O'Clock
M for examination and allowance and that all concerned be
notified hereof by the publication of this order in the Vermont
Waterman and State Journal printed at said Monpeer three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY be tat they may appear
said und place. they aud object thereto
BY the Coult,
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
A true copy OF record,
As Attest LY MAN BRIGGS, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-01-08

TO make The solcS of Boots and Shoes Water proof
Use Linseed Oil only on the bottoms and edges
OF the soIes once when new dry it in gently by
the fire, and then lay them by, ina dry place, day
or two before wearing. -.Maue Farmer.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-01-08

ONE WAY TO RAISE THE CIDER.-We are told
that not long since, man living on Pettcoat Hill,
in -, and who, by the way, is dear lover OF
cider--when he can get nothing stronger-got up
to do, was puzzle to him. AS he stood at his
door, cogitating upon his fororn condition, he no
ticed his neighbours horse quietly feeding in pas.
ture, at little distance, when an expedient sug-
gested itself to him, which he forthwith proceeded
to practice. He went into the house, took his gal.
Ion jug, went out into the PASTURE caught the horse
and led him by the foretop to his neighbor's dwell
ing.
Halloa!" said he, as the owner approached him
"here's your horse!"
SWELL" said the owner "what of ?"
"Why nothin'," replied the other, " only caught
him IN my beans TINS ,mornin', and so thought il
you was mind to fill this ere Jug with cider. r,
call il even"
The jug was filed, and the horse "went to grass
again Hampshire Herald
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-04
N'h"'hl VI th
CAUTION
CHEERING INTELLIGENCE

Ct RA iITUDE wall swell The hearts nf ihon,
IN sands of The afflicted sons and daughters OF
'IHs happy land, when they aenr The pleasing news
OF The unparalleled triumph &c the REV'D n
hiBBARD'S VEGETABLE ANTI BILIOUS
FILLS. which when rightly applied hhs been used
IN every case with untqnulled success.
Many ocrnfc1ies might II necessary be obtained
"' 'he's efficacy "a the cne 81 Dysrepsn or Indi-
eesiion' Consumption. Bilious Fever, Fever and
Agnc' Ftlcs, JanudIce, DyscnieV or BloodV Finx
DAM U1. Asiaiic Cholem. RrmitcnI Fever. In.
h1mmolory Rheumatism. Scurvey. Nervous or Sick
u,adaohe, Norvrus Debility. worms OF all kinds
"h''p'ng Cough. Scarlet Fever. Summer Com
r'1ini. Disease 81 Women and Childfen. Cbrnnte
Aueclion' of the Liver. Stomach and Secretine
Glands. &c..
~ hne . generous community should spread hr
aMH near he cheering intelligence that REV'D B
bAh FILLS. can he had hy applying IL
the following agents. TODD No 100
JAMES BAKER. Main Street.
"P~O Wheeling, Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-04

'E L KEEP constantly on hand a very ex.
y trnslVc assortment 81 superior Nah eany
French aud Goecian Grain; II cking chaits. Ssias
f'er uEd card Tables, Dressing Bureaus. Bo.lsicads
Tuile' Stands. assorted sizcs; together with ovsry
fh'r article of tic laicsi style aud best finished
tutniurc ever III, reel ~ The city.
Gilt und Mahogany Framed II kixc Glasses o
every variety md price, Loukine Glass Plates &c all
'izes. Portrait und Picture Frames on hand aud
made 10 order.
UPHOLSTERY Ware; consisting Of Feather eds
Bolsie's aud PIiiuws. Hair. cotton. Hulk. Spring
aud Straw Maiirnsses; Blankets. QaIlis. cumiors
Soaking Bottoms OIL cloih covers. Floor .cluih
Grass Mats Of oil kinds; together with every oihei
a'uele.oi Upholstery Ware. on hand aud made !,
order.
Neniiian aud Stat Window Blinds; Window
Skates uf every variety aud colot; all of which vii
he sold at very lows prices. and warranted OF IL,
hest quality. Also. MAnooASy VENErRs. ia
Icloth. VaESisH, Spanish Moss. Mahogany KNOBS
Sand Paper. Locks, Hinges. casters. BLiNp Trim
nIN0s. 9 instantly on hand and sold low for cAsu.
10 STEAM Bears furnished with every article
OF Furniture at short nOlce and on the very hcs
terms. sep 81
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hOkNBBOOK & DILLON.
PLUMBERS

CHEAP as THE CHEAPEST
ENAST SIDE MARKET ST.. a few A.. no.
EZ low The Post Office. have supplied ,bem.
serves WIN a new snd large engine and Other AZ
'ufe, Tor IheT husiuess, la a superior siyle. ard Nat.
'ef ihfmscIves that v nh len years EXPERIENcF
.heY VIII tie able 10 reader he most perfect sat,s.
iocnOn.
,Ihy carry IN the House and STEAM
BoAT PLUMBING IN oil its branches.
hAIE AND IMPROVED PATENT PIPE.
ny otfauscmonis with The manufacturer. We
have received aud will be constantly receiving
and pfrtafed TO supply he Above pipe " holesale
ono rr''I. OF The best qualify. ond as low ss il con
be had la the county.
They have constantly ON ind Hydfauts Of
various de,crftion, hauers' kettles, water clos
els, hath tubs, hot and cold shower baths. re
'orS lor bleaching, chemical arp ralus, lead
Collins, pateni bath pumps, lead pipes OF ali siz
IS, sheet Iced OF any thickness and worked ur
IN any manner OF ioim.
Water conducted thro5sh icaden pines from
springs 10 dwelling houses IN the country.
Superior pumps TOT country wells. Steam En-
giDcs &c. &c.
AZ orders ~thankfslly received and punc,p
ally attended 90.
STEAM POWER.
For manufacturing purposes can he s~unnlie1
~ sevetai descriptions Of mechanics M Gc
- story Of their building. or ON Inc o,or,J
hont ~ very moderate feHi.
Wheeling. Apsil &. &c
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DBAFN LSS CURED.


800, 0ImIO'N kkEOSOrE ACOUSTIC OIL.
ol-slFf"e 81 matter from The ,nts. si., IN
"'Se u'satreeghic nniscs. like tbc b.g,,,e =,
Itlins oi water, whzz,ng Of st,sm I,
ii' sYhptoms Of approaching Il. 1f
hisg generally attendant vim H. ss.
'''' F'f sale ~ Or ) CRUMB4CKER
rt. Not73. Man 81. Sllr AsS5,
,'.s meei,ire s hiRhly recommend DEL sr6 o1.
,La - ore gwen, ~ very r~e,f,ef.
nov 10
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w EDICTTES
SVGAR.COATED
OR IMPROVED INDIAN VEGETABLE

|
OR IMPROVED INDIAN VEGETABLE
PILLS"
E.NOR Iniermitieni. Remiueni. Bilious and rn-
N n,mmaiory Fever. Hcad Ache. Indigestion
Perverted Aprei'e. n %'atIhurn. ca.
iiveness. Diatrhoa, DyseniatY. Bilious Collie nc
Worms. Foul ST. mash. PAIN IA The Head S,de OF
Back. Scruiula, Scurvy, or any lmpnut Is of The
Blood. Distractions and Female complaints gene,
rally.
There has never Appealed a medicine which,
while u con do ns harm. is caicula,ed To do So
much good. They excite a heallhlul PRECIPITATION,
and open all the natural drains of The $, s,em The
obstruction of lns, nslble Pc respiration is The cause
Of q grea, proportion OF human suffering. These
pills possess The poreT, IN an extraordinary degree.
oi removing all ohsiiuciions. and hes i,hiul circula-
lion. They must undoubtedly .upersede all Other
p~ureaiive medicines. Us they hav. a iour.fold ac.
i'on-viz; n discharge by The Bowels. Lungs. Kid
neys and Skin.
Children Will not hesitate To take them; and the,
nay be rolled on. beyond any other remedy. rs NJ
,heciual and safe medicine Ger WORMS. and al
complaints incident TO children Mure thildrer
have been cured in.Ntv York The present year. ~
The use of DIR SMITHS PILLS. than all olhe
medicines cuinhined-as there $ no need OF iotcin
them down, like other medicines.
One important advantage in taking these Pills
they do no, gripe, nor produce nausea or any 9th,
unpleasant sensation Pills haven a ihnnsan,l lnsia,
ces, produced Piles end oiher consequences Il
worse than the disease for which they were n,
. mlnistered. This is particularly guarded again,
in the combination Of The many Ingredients
which DR. Smiths Pills are composed thus rcnds
ing them harmless.
These pills are made ofihe pureA materials; a,
we have the saiistn,iio of having proved TO d
Medical Faculty, that they possess uncommon VI
tues.
The directions and treatment Of diseases, aocor
pany every b"x Ia a circular Old pages.
SugarConfed Pills can be genuine viii
oui the signature Of The sole inventor. &c BENZ
MIN SMITH. NJ ID. President of The New YoD
College of Healih.' upon every box.
From The Depniy Sheriff OF New York,
DR. Smiths Squared Il dian Vegetable Pills"ha,
been used in the Eldridgc street Debtors Pfiso
with satisfaction ] have never hear
medicine spoken of with more interest by the 81,
who have taken these Pills.
JAMES J BEvINS. Deputy Sheriff
For sale by PRYOR ~ PAUL.,
nov Ia 9m Market ST Wheeling.
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CURE FOR WuRMs

u a FAiiNESIOt KS VERMIFUGE.
EEREPARED and sold by u A FtLncsiucs &
z Co P,it.hmgh. Pa. Tiis PREPARATION hs,
stood the i'stof many years rial. aud is new fill,
established on its own merits; II Is The safest and
most feciuai med cioc hr cSpcl,me worms f. m
the ,ys'c n ever discovered, il i. moi Necessary 10
publish n l"ng Isl Of crrnGrn,cs ~ It's iavrr, rs il j,
generally and almost universally know n. We how.
r'cr add The follow ing:
NJ q y FAuNE,7 cE;
Deuf Sr,-iiove been usirg your vcrinifugc ia
my %Irnctice for a nunber rf years, ani fad u lu be-
The most sure aud sale norm destroyer HAT ever
had.
WINS cfllod 10 a chill b or Z years oil in My
lSa2. which was ihch m spusms wTh The worms.
] gavet one vial of your Vermifure ngrceably la
directions, and The child passed 440 worms. Ia n
lew weeks ! gave il ono'hcr vial, and it passed 200
more. making IN all Gao worms. The child recov-
cred immediately. and has c. joyed good health ever
since ] havo prescribed II in man, other cnses
IN which II has brought away 900 and 300 worms
ISesec) r JONATHAN MORRIS.
Whiciy. Green CO. Pa. May IL. AZ
Ab0ui Two " eeks since | gave one of my children
a III gle tea spoonlul OF b a Fabueslotk's VeImifurs.
md u passed thirty seven worms. ] have used ihr
~ my lamiiy fr nine years, and n his
never yet Ialled in q sirgle instancc. \
(Sgnedl CATHARINE SMITH
Robinson Township, Allegheny CO Pa
CAUTION.
They are many Votmliuges before the public go,
up III similar style aud they arc frequently sold To
The unsnSPeo ng rs bong either Ihe same or n
good. Put TAO confidence III such statements, hui
be sure la get The Ifnc aud genuine Vslmifnge.
prepared by BA FABNEsTocK at PrrTsBuRGu. Ps
For sale 10y JAMES BA and LAFAYETTE
MNEELY. Nheelingi aud by Druggists ond Aler-
cdanis generally. BIN mar IL
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uiaciufes 10 order. al he 1aereni varieties Of
Fancy French and Wood Scat, Nockons. Scroll
Tors, Stat Bnck. Common snd Couago Chsifs new
syie) Also Settles. S'ci1hlcs. Baeion asd Half
Boston fotkefs. Nursing DO, common do, large and
MAIL Also. CAillfens Table. Rocking and.
o'wi"R 'har- and Snois 81 every szs and quali.
We "'i 20 iaci ail from The stool Of s inches 10
tc Mammoth chair Of IA eniy fsct b,sb Pleas,
cal mud examine or youneives and leave your
orders and hey wlIl 10 attended 10 Ia short order.
'haim carefully racked lof shipment ~ sent 10
'I fats 81 ihe cIy IS Thpui eSfs charge Don't
'"Ftf me pi-fs No 1917 Main 81. wesi side
jan - Gm w RiuELDAFFER.
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j. JEWETT, THOs. NJ. A~LExANpER,
JENETT A. ALENAhDIR
ATTORNEYS At LAW,

Va.
ID BUSINESS sniflsicd 10 her care n lbs ara
ID The adJ'laisg tount,s viii 10 promptly a..
tended 10.
We have NV made srch arrangements % uu
e"nn'e usl" i've immeilnie slfrnno 90 gu business
m NE adr mmE cuurnss 81 Nome. Ca.,..sv
Hauison. Jsdefspn and BE lmori ,n Ola.
INice - hia.h 3 feft. ttaf tbe VIqnis Hotel
o. 3 s&~n JLNEfT q ALLxANDER.
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- sTCY 30
CoRNEKOF MAIN & QUINCY STREETS.
WHEELING, VA,
A. go.


WAREHOUSE NO Z MONROE STREET
Vl>nE SUBSCRIBERS are prepared 20 maxi,
and keep constantly ON hand al the sbuNe
establishments. oil kinds of Castings, 60 kiug.
tranklin. Bllluon and Cannon Stoves. OF aii'sizf-
aud patterns Hollow ware. Wagon Boxes. PjoHgh
Castings. Crs,er. tlii lions, Sugar end Wa-hk ..
ties. &c. a complete .essotimcnu Ne hLyc lgsi
received some splendid patterns ff PatloT Gtsits.
The ncatesi ever Brought 10 tbs city Person, whu
intend building are respectfully eqnesfcd 10 exam
he them before purchasing ANY oiher kind We
have . large quantity OF patterns ior Mil Gcsurg
the best in he place, which we will make 20 urJcf
vt the loves, raies; also Threshing Machine Cast
mrs We will alsn continue to mepnteciurc tie
different kinds OF P.onghs complete. used IN has
section Of cot n ~, oitd warranted equal 10 an,
made in the Western country. We Will wafraHs
all oar Castings aud other wufk done at mar Csiat-
lishmeni. and as cheap as can be made in Plus
bufgh. Cincinnati or my other cstahlishm eat IT.
III city. Persons wishing 10 ~putchasc any ariicl.
in our line, will please give u.A cell aud esumiu'
for locomotives. =
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