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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-11-19
From the Matamoros Flag.

After the capitalization, Gov. Morale
had conversation with Gen. Taylor, an,
subsequently Col. Whiting, quarter mas
ter general, addressed the following not
10 the Governor with reference 10 the sub
lects of that conversation:
"Gen. Taylor orders me to addres
your Excellency upon various subjects il
reference TO the conversation had witt
you the other morning when visiting IN
camp.
lie desires, in particular, that you wll
order the inhabitants Of this province i
furnish mules for burden between thu
place and Camargo. Though we have
good number now employed, yet ma :
more are needed. NI
"lle also charged me particularlyd'
say to yo'r Excelency, that you viii ar
quest or command the inhabitants TO b an
IN their corn and deposiie the same ca
considerable amount in this city. bu
necessary that this COIN should be br,t oil
in, and it must be, by your ExcelIes pI
orders, or by force. lf produced1e M
first means, it will be paid for at the co
price the Mexican. government allie il IN
by the second, the owners may to cd
their own government for redress. pli
You will please TO inform mcial- be
ly, 1--WE wish speedy repIy) Wi, the ha
current prices of transporting esnulo N"
load from Camargo to this city the gu
prices which the Mexican gtment Ira
have been paying for corn q, sea- {
son." 10
To this note Of Col. WE Gov. len
Morales replies as follows ti''
"Since this government ne plea. sr
sure Of comforting with Gen lor uE- il !
on various subjects of impte, they M
have taken. due measures aomplish har
your desires, relative 10 the mutation are
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-11-19
LATER FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.

The arrival of the steamer Palmetto a
New Orleans puts US in possession oil
the sObjoined Intelligence from the RIO
Granje, which We copy principally ftom
the Tropic:
The steamship McKim sri,eI at Gal.
seston on the 23j ultino from Brszas S
lago, having sustained some damage in
her machinery, There were on bard
most Of Captain Shriver's company oil
Mississippi and Texas volunteers, Col.
Billie Pey ton. Gen. A. s. Johnson, M.
Kendall. Of The Prcsyun., and . large
number Of discharged volunteers, msk,ng
about 300 IN all. Tine steamer Florida.
bsund Tor New Orlesns. pu, mo Calves
ION on the "a h.S.she had one hundred
and sky discharged volunteers on board,
and pu. in for supplies Of water and po
visions.
There is liule news from the army.
Things we're in statu quo al the last sc-
eouRs. Gen. Taylor was 10 trsuquil
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-11-19
Arrival Of the Britannia.
l6 Days later from Europs.


The deplorable condition Of Ireland en-.
crosses public attention in the BRUSH i'll.
ands. The famine continues 10 sp,,ad
over that unfortunate country. Diseases
OF The most malignant type, are also add.
ing to the horrors Of the scene. The
marriages Of the Queen of Spain and her
sister, have been eonsummaled without
producing any more serious effects on 20.
litlcal affairs than protests from England.
and IRON one OF lw" other European pow
ers, against the alliance with France,
which are intended 10 form the basis of
future lnierventions, should occasion re.
quirc.
! The entente cordiais between France
and England is at an end. Hencelorh
the two powers will move independently
oil each other. France joins Spain with
view to the re-conquesl Of the Spanish
Americas. There is some anxiety vet
IN the minds Of the owners Of the Great
Britain. The noble vessel is still ashure,
although every effort has been made to 70.
move her. II is thought she will not sms-
tam murlI more damage than she already
has.
Flour is in demand in Liverpool at an
al 'ance OF one shilling since The last
steamer. Cotton advanced | Garlhng.-
Gram is rapidly advancing in all the Eu-
ropran ports.
Mr.. Braneroit. the new minister, had
arrived in London.
Money market depressed, in anicpa.
lion Of bullion being shipped 10 Ameri-
ca.
II is reported tina, the British govern.
merit ire about TO open their ports Tor
grain.
The cholera appears TO be making it's
way slowly hut surely towards Europe,
10 ve,y nearly lis former track. Having
exhausted itself in the capital of Persia.
il not only extends itself north and ives.
toward Europe, but appears to be retrac-
ing its path TO India. At Teheran, its
victims numbered upwards Of three hun
dred day for several days.
SWITZERLAND -Swiize,land is again
Inc seat OF trouble. A ievolu,ion broke
nnt IN Genoa. on the Sd Of October, in
consequence Of the refusal orthe Council
~ State TO vote for The unconditional DIS.
= OF the League OF the Catholic
"a"'ons. There vas a regular battle
'e'"een The goteInment tronps ard the
,n'ufgen's--In which. after sharp con-
hc',.l he government troops were defeated
! ell points. fell INTO conTusron, and sur
endersd. The Council Of Site inms-
lately resigned, and the insurgents ur-
an'zed q provisional Government.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-11-19
Power OF Gentleness.-Whoever un

Power OF Gentleness.-Whoever I'M
derstands his own interests, and is pleas
ed with the beautiful rather than the de-
formed, will be careful to cherish the viz
tue Of gentleness. 1t requires but slight
knowledge of human nature 10 convince
us. that much of our happiness in life mast
depend upon the cultivation of this virtue.
GentIeness will assist its possessor in all
his lawful undertakings; it will often
make him successful when nothing else
could. 1t is exceedingly lovely and at
trsclive in its appearance it wins the
hearts of all; it is even stronger than Ar
gument, and often prevails when thai
would be powerless and Intellectual; il
shows that man can put bride upon
his passions that he is above the gnoblc
vulgar, whose characteristic is to storm
and rage like the troubled ocean, at every
little adversely and disappointment that
crosses their path. Ii shows that he can
soar away in the bright atmosphere OF
good feeling, and live in continual sun
shine, when all around him are, like ma
niacs, the sport Of their own passions.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-11-19
Tennessee V0lunteen-the KiIles
and Wounded.

The Nashville Wing If the 2ilh Mi.
mo PUBLISHERS leIleI from Col. VIM. n
Campbell. giving an account Of the ba,le
Of Monterey, aud containing list Of n.
killed. wounded. and missing in his regi.
ment. The LIST occupies near a column
OF the Nashville Wing. Il is the mos,
mflancholy column We ever saw In
newspaper. Similar records must an.
pear IN the Journals Of olhel States. VIA,
tears will fall. what hearts will break. on.
CT the gloomy Developments Of the re.
suits at war--Oi these victims, Who La
crushed beneath the chariot Of victory.
their eyes blind 10 the incense with which
the worlds applause Iempers the red glare
OF the battlefield: their puIse'rss heart,
no longer sensible 10 The patriots pride.
the herO's impulses, and the soldiers du.
~!
The letter Of Col. Campbell. announ.
cling the details Of the battle, while II
breaIhes a natural spirit Of exu!laiion o,er
the remarkable success Of the American
arms. seems 10 Us pervaded BY a tone Of
snbdaed sadness such as these deplorabls
results might well call forth. n is like
The blendid strains of chant Of triumph
and dirge Of NO. THERE'S no unseen.
y Boosting. but il is the language Of one
who feels that the Iaurels Of conquest ara
stepped in the blood Of kinsmen and
friends. Richmond Republican.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-11-19

The orre'pondent Of The Picsyuns
st,,ss NJ the reaction which hiss taken
place hhs army. upon settling down
qu,elIyIlsr 90 much l.meue aud txc,s.
memt. iesliy painful IN its effects.
"Ttesre few here Gays he) whose
hears not ache 10 see their homes and
fsmile TIE uncertainty that prevails
with gard 10 the future causes much
unpssss. What is to be done next
> Whas our Government doue With tha,
OF sico! !. The war ended! Known,
! MOTH OF what IS passing at home, we
csng judge by ~hs, We see and hear
.roi Us. Judging from present ap.
pssces. tue "issst and Ioneesl.,ighted
Of T. Ulcers have arrived st The cony,c.
uoas The war has only commenced.
ING. an in,ervrew with an officer Of
S raInd experience. a day or two nee,
i bowed D'e letter ih.t he hsd isst
= wen 10 friend which combined b,s
e smenIs on the subject lie remark:
= There never vas q nation sa much
F'ken as ours in regard to iha, Of Mex.
s | mean in respect il its military
n Purce'. The people are warlke, md
re an abundant supply of munitions Of
Or. our battles with them inpro,e Them
soldiers. Our INVASION is held by m, m
adherence. and has un,led all classes
deh r,n'ned res'st'nre se,,nst W, Ire
ale of Palo Aho, Re,ara de /. Palm,
vi "l Monterey wtro b,ltles with Their /
onfisr army. From Tia. place on~stJ
We nave Ia march on further IN ihis
rec'lop, "e shall meet Nth heir dooo
my, made up Of hardy mountsi,eer.
10 better class Of snldi3ry. s., far /
"s'der we haTc not injured their nation.
}. dnhe II serrlre. by defe Ilung their
"ltlcett, ihus CAUSING their atmr 4, h.
ared under the direction of younger
ore ambitious, brsver, and more az.
mr''shed Generals. In farl, lar from
war being ended, It has iustcommenc
!. Our position ~. critical. Oar sun,
'ts At oam'ra"' $50 miles distant. must :,
"agoned to this place. THIS long ilns
s no protection. the ranchero ttoops.
mner'ng near $500, are behind Us az
'Illas. and, u hey choose 10 act, our
ms must be cul of. Al,hough this is
10" valley. it, supple. are inadequate .
our wants, excert IN beef. Cor any ,
g'h OF 'lme. Our army, or the eflec. !
fart Off, is TOO diminulise 10 meet q /;
'ng io'ce. II is weak. pbyslcaily, for
'as no" been /" campaign over thirteen :,
n'hs, viii scaDiy clothing and much :
dsh'p and exposure. The voIun,ee,si i
numerous but, with the exception oil 9
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-11-19
Fact VS.. Assertion. =

Fact vs.. Assertion. The STANDARD
has been asserting for some time. that the
WbIgs and AbOlillonists of the North have
formed a 'leagne Of Union. In the late
New York Election, the Wings carried
The state by an immense popular MAORI.
~; and. YET. they voted down by a still
Negroes 10 uOis! VIII dc Sia nj Gdn on
plain how this could have happened II
the Wings are Abolitionisls,
Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-11-19
The correspondent Of the New OrIesns
tines Srltss from Monterey on tie 18Th

] The correspondent, Of the New OrIesns
. fImss ~rliss from Monterey on tie 18Th
d0elobsr a. follows:
"Gsn. Taylor $; en-. 10 hate ssuled
down, ID spend the srgul week, u,enuon.
Ell IN the c.P tulsIion as quietly a, posi-
ele. There is some Islk Of a posi- beI ne
established Al Linares. = town about one
hundred miles from here. on the road 10
TsmpIeo; but when, I do moi know. Ills
also said a p0st will be established q.
Rinconsds. chou. forty miles IRON here,
on The S.lnllo road. have good reason
10 believe General Taylor and olhsr off.
Gers high IN commsnd, and 10 the conf.
dence OF the P'esideul. have written 10
Washington strongly sJvlsiug no fuuler
sdsanee into The Interior on tvs line.
IT, y -->-sAaesnd The occupation Of The
along the line Of nounr.ins. and nIscino
garrsons 10 eve y important place ACROSS
10 the Gulfof C,hforn,a; there 10 hold on
and 'ubslE our forces as veil as possible
on The c'u0irs, and let The Merlcans
come 10 fht Us. If their Co,eInnen, v,ll
l msk,pssce."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-11-19

I q eoEn and removal q eaera hum Ga
maEg0 bsi0pgiRg 20 ghe AmeneaR aImy.
| hare p inE0Hn yaa thsi CON Wlli be far
nished, = much ~ can be gathered, - &c
dollars per male load. and slsO mules i0r
burden, - s0on 5 Ehey sEnFe from he
inleri0r. where ihey hare been senl On bn-
siness, bur onaeTed % Eesurn forthwith
with The UNDERSTANDING lhal he cuTenl
prices fer fright from this eily 10 CeEslEo.
i Two dollars and City Gents per mule
l0ad--io CsmsEgo. eve dollsrs-io cedc-
reiia. one dollar and iilly eenls-Ihe same
10 he estates Of Dolores and Conception.
which sTe below cadereiia.
Such being the Ease. you viii please
signify The sane 10 Gen. Taylor, adding
II The same time thai Il vii nol be neces-
sary 10 use lorce IN procuring The objects
indicated. for there i 40 lack of desire 10
serve.
With this motive. ! offer yon my con-
siderasion and esteem. God and LibeIly.
Monterey. September 30lh 1916.
=FRANcIscO DE r. MORALES
In this reply Of the Governor 10 Col.
Whiting, il viii Be seen that he does not
state the price the Mexican government
has been paving Cor rorn. ETC.. btll merely
answers al what price il will BE- furnished
10 our army-at i've dollars per mule load.
Now We have positive proof that this is
Just doulll what the Mexican government
pays-lwo dollars aud fly cents per rar-
60. being tie standard prize. So with The
charges on burden males. BuI the Co
vernon has four army in a tight place. aud
he is resAsed TO speculate on our neres-
stiles. Our worthy Alealde here has sat
him aIexamfIe and probably given him
his r1e.
Col. ". however. looks upon the reply
Of Gov. Morales as satisfactory, and an-
,swers him thus: /
"col. Whiting has the honor 10 &C.
knowledg, the receipt Of the satisfactory
NOTE frqf Gov. Morales, dated Yesterday.
relaliyg D corn and mules Of burden, aud
he Ina he honor to inform him that, for
ecotenience ofthose who bring in corn,
Capy Sibly, the Adjulanl Of Col. W., in
uoBrey, will receive and pay for all that
is produced on opposite. according 10 the
pr stipulated upon by Gov. Morales"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-07
VI Il ID NE y
hIaAn.CnNTEn

OR IMPROVED INDIAN VEGETABLE
FILLS"
n NOR Intermittent. Remiticni. Bilious and Ia.
n 1imma,ory Fever, Heud Ache. indigestion
Dyspepsia. Perverted Appetite. Heartburn. Cos
tiveness. Datfhna, Dssenlary. Bilious Cohc a, 4
Worms. Foul S,onssh, Puin IN The Head. Side or
Back, SCroiuln. Scufvy. or amy lmpuritcs of The
Blood. Distractions aud Female complaints gene
rally
There has never appcatcd medicine which,
while II con do ns harm. is calcnlai.j to do 50
much good, They csote heslihiul pets pitstior,
aud open all the material drains uf ,he system The
obstruction Of Ins,nsihle Precipitation is the cause
of great proportion OF human suffering These
pls possess ire poner, in an extraordinary degree,
oi femoy'ng all distinctions aud het hiul cItcula-
lion. They must undoubtedly supersede all other
pufratiye medicines. as they have four Hold ac.
uon-y'z; discharge by The Bowels. Lungs. Kid.
neys md skin
Children viii not hesitate io take them; and they
Iuhy be rolled on. beyond any other remedy os az
dec iual oud safe medicine fcr " ORNiS, aud oil
complaints mrident TO chidten. More children
have been cured "a NV York the present year lay
| The use of DR. SMITHS PILLS. than all oihei
medicines eomhlned-A-as there isno need OF forcing
Them down. like other mediones
Oue important oJyaularc in iakipv these Pills d
they do noI gripc. nor produce nausea or any oihe
unpleasant, sensation Pills havern thousand inslan
ces, produced Piles and Other consequences ia
worse than the Sisease Tor which they were cd
ninislcred This Is particularly guarded ogains
IN he combination 81 the many ingredients /.
which Dr. Smiths Pills ore composed- thus render
! Iug lhcm harmless.
These pillsn made Of he pure1 materials, ~,
NC have the saiisiat ion of having proved to III,
Medical Faculty. that they possess uncommon viz
Tues
The dlreeiI'ns and treatment of diseases, &C com
pahy every hut IA circular OF pages
| "No Sugar Coated Pills can DO genuine with
oui the signature OF The sole inventor. g BENJA
! MIN SMITH. NJ ID. President Of the New Yof
College Of Health upon every boS
From he Deputy Sheriff of New York.
DR. Smiths Sugarod l. dian Vegetable Pils" hav
heen used IA the Edridgc street Debtors Pri.or
with uncommon satisfaction. ] have never heard
medicine spoken of wi,h more interest by tae SIC
who have taken these Pills.
JAMES J BENINS. Dcpuiv Sheriff
For sale by PRYOR & PAUL.,
nov u San Market 81 Whce!ing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-07
30. IA Mann NTpEEr


' I VIE SUBSI RIDERS would neain call m.
attention of Iheir customers AID the puhl,r
generally 10 lhcir stock OF work as they have lust
received itom Philadelphia an additional snpply of
s'o'N' aud M assortment oC everything usually
AePl in such M establishments They have la
btS aud GENTLEMEN'S SADDLES Of d lTer
.nl rtces and quahues. Also variety Of BRI.
DIES and MARTINGALES; CARRIAGE MAR.
NESS single and doube. eastern Vie; common
d" doi wagon do; Can do; common abd fine COL.
LNhei liace chains. a good article; lanes Sc Sc
tnuiage, Buggy. Css-n..l...- -..,I yvs,;ryn WINS
oi q llrGnl klnd- Stage. Buggy, Doves and Wac.
rou WHIP LASHES
l''.N FRAME HARD LEATHER TRUNKS.
WIN Le5nchS patent INSIDE lpcks aud nib.r inn
pf'Nrmens OF Ihe la'cs, sly both iur Ladic. and
G,ulcmcn ''''
i''"aS'"' 'w''9iio" c'mmos leather s hap trUiks
l"''pion and Iron frame Hard Leather V AIisr.
'Nd Saesi' B'es Catpel E'gf sumo imported one.
"' superior k'ud and ini,b Ia which We call Inc nj
''",on oi ihnse w'shing 10 purchase prime arrcle
n"NNEr IEONKs. CarpcI S1iclei, and Baskets
Ii"f-e Brusl e., Curry .comts. Cuds. &c Sc.
They viii aiso make 70 ofJer an, thing IN ,bei,
'"" "' business wltioh DELAY, aud of good a,tc.
f'h' ms cnn be had. and OF far prlces Old ,vo,L
PROMPTLY aud NEA fly REPAIRED.
'h'ub'nl lor pat invors they earnestly rcones
me r'hlinuuuco of lie some
feb u NICoII e. cam
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-07
HOKNBROOK * DILLON,
III NIPEIS

CHEAP As THE CHEAPEST.
EINAsT SIDE MARKET ST. a lew d,.,,s no..
n n low he Post Office haze supplied lbem.
selves win new aud large engine ami other 6,.
'ure, tor Ihc'r business ia a snperiur .rve and l.
Ter The m'cl'es HAT wnh ten years EXPFRIENCE
'hty "'il he able 10 Iep Ter he most perfect sa,..
lnciun.
, IheY carry an The House and STEAM,
bpaT ~ UMBiNG N ~ fts byarches
LATE AND IMPROVED PATENT PIPE
By arrangements wuh Tho nnnn,eiufe, 20
have received and will be constantly recciy,n,
and rremfcd 20 SUPPLY The sLsye pre- wboIe.,ls
"hd f,'aL 1.-The best quality. ond as low as 1t cno
be ird ia ihe ,onntry.
They hove con- pntly on . md Uydfs,ts al
various DESCRIPTION, harers' Rciiles. wai,r,lo.
cts, bath tub, hot and cold shower botb. -.
i"ilf Irf bleaching, chemical app,rsfu, Lad
c'mn, ra'eni bath pumps, lea pipe, of,it ID,
s. sheet lead oil any thickness, and votk,d a.,
IN ems manner oi iOtm. W
Water conducted ibioJgh lcaicp mines l,,,,,
= rhs' dwelling houses iu the connitv.
Supstl"f pumps ior county wells. Stea,DFn
gInt> &c &c. 81
an order, thankfully received and punc,n
ally attended &C.,
STEAM POWER.
For manufacturing purposes can be snpnliel
o StFrial descriptions at mechsntcs, in the
: story "l iheu buibiing, or on the eiound
honf at very moderate reHt.
Wheeling. Apul q, &c.
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~. IsrNM1II' u E'lIIs.

AGtrT. WHEELING. W.
APT INPNEJuDiCED.- l.ci no foolish ser.
tiB s.u- be- sl prelujistd against fhrs now tfuiy
reiterated medicine as 90 desyse ih- advice; Irt b.
b. used immediately pam hcire ieIt no nafier
witfe % muy hc. wLcihrf in iHc head 10 fcef.u who
thcf % Dee lp lHc back of abdomen whether 4ffs,,o
i5oo CkIsTpa 90 itberp,l ol4sc usc Inc Rrsndtea,s
Pdis. end rely upun &C. ihat Zoe poIn r.iu 81. t.
trdy ~iH hc fs>iuffd 90 byaitb as coon ss f,fn,,
to- received sulheeui as.Isiafre ff.m if.pr ,H,r.
Toe quluu1y 20 iiupufe uuiH.Is d.srlafr.i g.fg
the h.iy bt NE action oi ihc Bfasdfrlt. YIl.4 d.
replaced in tle cfuuc OF feyy l5. with s,,....f
pufr Diood. OBJ Zoe dIgssiIpu .i a uYIsfl.e uf.I
EJ HraWg lho body vuh Obs medicine l,e whole
nats 10 h.pod becomes eunfsIy purified aGJ frt.r. T
cflfrd
Iili lle hia.i BE- 'ho his ~ ihc hrlr. prr.an,
BE- 4HHIspHed. ihsf,tac .blf s8y ilai BE- tsfrs Il
-eHi %. Iro. n.fi.f ta, be Use rroi nl disease n.
dsfaar tf pod iie L..f ap should ahsfrafi fic JI.
ca-c Only n1 Ilc apd Jus doe muuIi,. sh,eBI
nast ht rtoHft I ty pufglIou irtctuf aif hell.i
90 900 -ii'es Ol zee aoalIsr Boz a.i s.ulfl.f. ,nf U
n.I ciinisirs lhe tod Ifr aa1d sp.ri. p. sI
ways fO Inr o. heulG rbr hodJ Ig fl sffa.rIs. 4.
e tJfel lmi unufs B1l tfIsf..i es.sHIs .u,Hsrif.I
lau guufasusu 90 OBJ .urrs o au ti. 90 r...
ftn lave nsi-jafre WhsA ur E.sit. I...t
Nib fmyuf Gee. s.scra.ly ip hs eIiHsae H,
siseqHrfces nay Del iaial pnNulcI u,c bl.si +. j
boo funh ai nurt, and H. .s fs,a o. be- fHa,f,a 81
bfs"sie,hf iia 1ft u.fd Tay 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-07

BNiiEf KEEP consianily on hand. very ex.
n 'ens've assorImeni OF superior Mahogany
French and Grec,an Crsins; II. cSine chairs, S,las
Per end card Tables Dressing Bureaus. Bc,lsieads
Toilet Stands, assorted sizes; together with every
n'h"t article OF the latest style and best finished
Furniture ever offered IA Ihis ciIy.
Gill and Mahogany framed Io.kisg GIasses o
every variety aud price Looking Gla,s Plates If all
sizes. P'r'fan aud Picture Frame on hand aud
nade 10 order.
Upholstery Ware; consisting OF Feather Beds
bolslers end Pillows. HAIR, COTTON. IIusk Spring
aud Straw MaurusSrS; BoHkcis. Quilts, comforts
Sackins Bottoms OIL cloth coyers Floor. tlpih
Grass Nuts Of all hinds ingtihet with every Other
ar'iele.oi Upholstery Ware. on hand aud made IL,
uicr.
Neniisn aud Slu Window Blinds; Window
shades Il every variety aud color; ell of which vii
be sold at very low price,. ODd warranted Of che
best quality. Also. MAnUuANY yENEEks, IIa .
cloih, NARN,sm, Sran,sh Moss. Mahogany X obs
Sand Paper. Locks. Hinges. casters. BLiNn Tam
MiN0s. G instantly on hand and sold low Tor CASH.
va STEAM BoATs furnished with every arl,rI.
ct Furniture al shUu notice aud On The ,ery hes
terms sep27
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rOU nTGN9 CnOns
JOHNSTON q nERRYnILL.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALLRsIN
FRENCH. BRITISH. GERMAN, AMERICAN
SWISS AND ITALIAN STAPLE AND


FRENCH. BRITISH. GERMAN, AMERICAN
SWISS AND ITALIAN STAPLE AND
FANCY DRY GOoDS
40 l3l MAIN srREEr WHEELING
& OIiNSlON a. BERRYHlLL have Away. IN
~ sore large assortment 81 The choices Stspe
uif Flushing and Fancy Dfy Goods included ~
winch VII DO found The f,lowU articles. which
hey "di ohern the loNe.l price,;
SfArLE GooD'--lfi.h shiui"gs and shecling'
'"ens dam1sk table linen. superior blankets cur.
ln'n dnm'.k, superior 1'nn,ls Eng 'sh ho,isfy
ace a"d musIic curtains. fancy white muslin. jac.
"hci aud {. mhtIc muslin, bishop lswn aud b,ok
rn"siin Swiss mill muslin, French mOfino cloths.
iupin mlaz ne
FANcY GoODs--L lces "a pes. sSarls aud dresses,
ca-hmsfe long shawls. Brussels aud regency faces
OF al widths aud prices. evening ahd wedding dres
ses. rich silks aud saliDs. Lyons AID common Ell
vo''. cnshmcres and mousliuss. painted muslin OF
sandies' BTages, halztfines, &c sna wis md NOR.
noes. every Tatieiy Of nbbJus an silk slo cal
:" 'e''h' june II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-07
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