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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-17
HORNBROOk AND DILLON,
PLUMBERS,


CHEAP As THE CHEAPEST.
-AsT SIDE MARKET ST few doors below Tie
p Pest Office, have supplied theuselNes WIN ne"
md large engine and other fixtures for their hsnts IN
. superior style, aud hafter themselves ihai Win ten
years EXPERIENCE they will 10 able 10 render Tie
most perfect satisfaction.
] They csssy on the House and STEAM BOAT PLUM
hing in all ito branches.
LATE AND IMPROVED LEAD PIPE.
BY arrangements whit the manufacture, We have re
eeyed and will constantly lie receiving and PREPARED 10
supply the above fipe wholesale and retail Of the test
qualify, and ~ low can he had in the country.
: They have constantly on band Hydrans OF different
descriptions Hafsers Kettles water closets, hath tubs
hot and cold shower baths resorts for heAelns, ehen
cal apparatus lead cofss, patent bath pmf lead
Of iii Sizes sheet had Of any thickness and worked
any manner Of form.
Water conducted through ieaden pipes from springs
dwelling houses In the country.
Superior pumps for country wells steam engines, Il e
All orders thankfully received and punctlay attended
to.
ETEAM POWER
FOR manufacturing purposes he supplied 10 seve-a
aescr of mechanics IN the End story Of their hui
ding the ground floor al vegy mode ale rent.
Wheeling, April 5, 1916.
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WHEELING fiNI5S ND.
ADVERTfSE7Hs &

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-17

nERsoNs Afflicted with scrohlla King Ee5i, eaH
i Ger. Erysipeas, etd Sores, Ulcers, feiicr. &s-e1lg
Diseases or any other complaints arising rum miUf
ies Of the bIoed requested to read the follow
timonials in proof of the wonderful pfoPefitaaft
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MISCELLAN EOUS.
RE AID! BE GUARDED!l
To THE pITRVI(

'HE increasing popularity of DR.. C. BENZ
SMITHS IMPROVED INDIAN vEGETABI n
SUGAR COATED PILLS, has induced n number
ot persons to make something they call PILLS, and
coat hem with sugar, in order sell them for the
genuine, while they do not possess particle of the
goodness nor even assimilatc in appearance to the
original, DR.. Smiths Pills. In short thew are an
intended FRAUD upon the community A minis.
ter VINO at first had an interest in an imitation Su.
gar Coated Pill, manufactured in Albany ~ "
mas given them up, as he says, on account of the
miserable dishonest parties concerned in manu-
featuring them. The same party are now indr,s
triousy circulating reports calculated TO iniurc DR.
smith, and to affect The reputation of his yauabIe
pills; but rather than notice them in public Dr.
smith is about to institute legal procecdin against
them for their SANDERS he has in another ca co
against a similar party, in which be recovered
large amount of damages. These miserable imi .
to palm off their counterfeit pills as the puhlic
know that DIR. Smiths the original and genuine
several instances have come to public notice in
which life has beea endangered by the unfortunate
use OF the counteriei,s II is Dr. SMITHS Pills that
arc doing so much good in the country-as the fol.
lowing plainly show.
MORE MINISTER'S use and recommepd Dr
smiths Pills than all others.
This is to certify that have used the Smear Cont
ed Pills manufactured by G.. Benjamin Smith, of
New York, for some time, and believe them To
be good medicine; and also from inquiry in that
city, am persuaded that he is the original invent
or and therefore is entitled to the benefit of the in
'ehtion. S. WILLIAMS,
Pastor LIST Baptist Church, Pittsburgh.
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OUR sECON sUPPLY OFC ASHPuR

~ CHASES.-Splendid double stitch Brogans at
2 per pair-240 pairs just received at the New
York Boot and Shoe Store
Boys's extra heavy Brogans at 62I and 65 cents a
Pair-loO pairs received aud for sale at the Ne W
York Shoe Store
Youths Brogans at Is and 60 cents-ISO pairs re-
ceived and of prime quality.
Youths Winter Boots at 10 cents pair no such
bargains IN Youths Boots can be found only at the
New York Boot and Shoe Store
Mems thick Boots at Sl75; all who want thick
boots can get prime quality for Sl.75 only, at
the Boot Store. "
Mems Kip Boots, at Ss2.25 few cases only left.
cases Mems Kip Boots, extra size
do Women's Grain Boots.
! case Mems prime Elastic Over Shoes
doz Gents Sporting Hats.
do Boys Caps, very cheap.
do Mems Fur do do
The above is part of an invoice which are open
ing tins morning, and which sell less tina n
the manufact urcrs themselves. and less than they
are to be found at any other place south of New
YORK. All who wish TO purchase by the case or
pair would do well to call at the New York Root
and Shoe Store, next 70 the new Farmers Bank,
Main street, Norfolk j. H. GREGORY
Dec ~
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OPINION OF A REGULAR PHYSICIAN.

ul:...c , Exeter, Me-, Sept 30, 1915.
Tins certifes that have recommended the ,nse
o. Oh WIsTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY fer
diseases OF the Lungs, for tive years past and ma
ny bottles to my knowledge have been used by NV
patents all with beneficial results. In two cases
~here u was thought confirmed consumption had
taken place. the Wild Cherry effected a cure
e. BoWDEN, Physician at Exeter Corner.
No QUACKERY DECEPTION!
80 puorshed statements of cures performed by
us mnedicine, are, in every respect, TRUE
,,I bEW AXE OF COUNTERFEITS AND IMITA-
80 s9NS Inc unparalleled aud astonishing efficacy
IL u Dr. stars Balsam Of Wild Cherry in all the
o.seases Tor which il is recommended, curing many
aier the skill of the best ply scians was una
@ g, mas effected large and increasing demand
o so II. ms TACT has caused several unprinciplcd
o;u'erleits and imitators to palm of spurious
genuine Balsam. ir ~ "
BA pg Careful and get the genuine DIR. wIsTAR's
Dh,LoAm OF WILD CHERRY. None oennine
S signed by I. BUTTS Address ali orders tn
'T I'm w. FoWLE, Boston, Mass. - =
nj al sa.e by =. Ii. HEINT1SH, Portsmouth, w =.
" druggists generally throughout the country.
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OTICE.-The subscriber would most respect
1N fully inform those of his customers who have
not received their bread usual, lowing to the
carriers being principally brelings, and are off
taking their Chris tmas frocs,) that New Years
day, the routes will all be supplied with punctual
carriers, who SHALL ALWAYS be in time fol their
customers.
Those who are not supplied with bread, will
please send to the shop, until the carriers get
lar their routes.
thankful for the patronage heretofore bestowed,
he would respectfully inform the public that he
still continues to manufacture the most choice art
Gle of BREAD, BISCUIT, CRACKERS, CAKES
&C., &c.
j. Persons wishing to be furnished for the ensuin q
year, will phase leave their names at the Bakery
and they sail be punctuay attended TO.
Dec 81 JAMES TOMPKINS
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DIED.

on the 9TH instant, after an illness of five DAYS.
sn lhharnation OF the lungs, JoIcy ScoTT consorl
OF Thomas Scott, aged 81 years She left bus.
oand, four cbildren,a sister, to mourn her loss
Departed this life on Monday night at half ma 81
elght O'Clock, Mrs. MARY lMoeEN PAGE
~ The friends and acquaintante s of the +, nilv
are requested to attend her funeral from the rcsi
dence Of MIR. Geo. Fl. Cooper, on London street. to-
morrow morning at TO- O'clock.
OBITUARY in our next
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From Wilson, starbird & Smith,

n ca. go Louisville, Feb. 10, 1916
Dr. Smte-Dear Sir: About two weeks ago we
bought two gross of your Indian Vegetable Sugar
ooa,ed rms. Though business is dull here at This
tune, yet we have sold them ALL You will nje,se
SEND us ten gross through Mcssrs. Lawrence &
keese, OF your city, who will forward them to us
via flt'shurgh Yours respectfully,
WILSON, STARBIRD & SMITH
OIhce lT9 Greenwich street. (large brick block
!, 8Ic Always ask for the Improve Indian Vcgcta
Dc And sec that G. Benz Smith is pritten with
pen on the bottom of the box
Z. III. HElNITSH, Portsmouth, Agent for this
county, VI: A. SANTOS, Norfolk, General Agent
'o' "'e "'a'c' Dec 81 6m
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CHpTdn ReDCnue WARN
Hon. r. j. WALKER,
Secretary of the Treasuru.

MONOPOLY AGAINST GEEsE.-When steel
pens were invented. 1t was thought by some thai
1t was done to injnre The Quill business but now
me attempt is 10 Danish feathers IN toto Elk
ce"ent cotton mattresses and pillows are now
ma made In Germany and England by new process
The cotton is prepared by machine which rem
aers II surprisingly elastic There is no doubt.
II IS said. that cotton will supersede The nse OF
feathers or hair for many purposes. Thus, the
consumption of American cotton must vastly in
crease every year.-N Y Sun.
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NOTICE.-By virtue Of a Decree of the Circnii
L Superior Court oil Law and Chancery Of Nor
folk County, pronounced on the 9th dav Of Oct
Der, 1876, will sell upon a credit of six montbs
on the 18th day Cf January. 1s47, before the Comri
House Gus Of Norfolk County Chat being Court day.
County, cotainiug Fifty Acres, which was mn
chased from Peter Heron by David Ruth. as viii
appear by the Deed from Heron dated the 4th dav
December; recorded in the Clerks Office az NJ
folk County Court Bond with approved scouritv
will be required of the purchaser, and the coovcv
ance reserved until the purchase money be paid
ID. NASH, Coroner.
Dec2e-tds Acting Sheriff Of Norfolk County.
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MIR. JOHN d. GOUGH will, on WI

MIR. JOHN u. COUGH will, on wEDNEs.
~ DAY NIGHT, again address the citizens of
Portsmouth, on the subject of Temperance. in the
baptist Church, on which occasion he will ada ut
part OF his address TO the especial benefit Of the
counter corps OF this town, who will be present
az the Drug Stores Of Messrs. Watts & Hunter .
schoolfeld & Co., the Book Store, aud at the door
of the Church. THE sFCRETHRY
Jan
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NAVY AGENTS. OFFICE

SEALED PROPOSALS in 8,plicate will no re
- ceived until IL O'Clock, on the 10th day of jan
uary next. for the delivery at the Navy Yard i'm.
following articles; to be the best quality, and sub
Ject TO inspection at the Yard before they are re-
ccved and paid for.
Paper n
twenty three THOUSAND Sd Clout Nails
me gross single t"ist 4.S Augurs, of LIE HOME.
DEUS patent.
offers must he accompanied with guaranty of
some known responsible person, tina the person Of
ierlng Is able to comply with the contract and will
In ten days execute bonds with good and SUFFICIENT
security TO that effect, for which the guaranty will
De ned liable in of failure, according To the
act OF Congress, in that case made and provided
GEO. LOYALL,
zee nav Navy Agent
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CUSTOM HAIISE
Nnr6olL os.EGnSnUm uOCS

Norfolk, 26ih December, 1876
SEALED PROPOSALS are hereby invited. for
~ supplying RATIONS and SHIP CHANDLERY
20 'ne Revenue Vessels employed in this District
10, ,ne year 1877 The offers arc required to he
be shown at this Office, to be addressed to the Soc
retary OF the Treasury, distinctly endorsed as "Of.
lers Tor Nations and Ship Chandery," and will be
opened on the 10th of January next
zee 2S-ot CONWAY WHITrIE Col
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IT, III PUBLIC.-Thc subscriber takes
l. this method OF Informing his friends and the
public generally. that he intends leaving this sec.
ton OF the county for the South, during the CON.
ing year, he will therefore, and after the Il of
January 1S47 close his Books and do an entire Cash
business. He intends Notwithstanding keeping
up his assortment until his departure, and pledges
himself to all those who may favor him with their
custom to sell PURE, WELL SEIECTED Ann
CHEAP GROCERIES, He is determined to sell
as low as be purchased in this or the adjoining
City. hos A RII IS1IVe
Dec I2-ts
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MARRIED.,

On Sunday evening 3D. Instant by the Rev. Tho
mas Hume, Mr. john r. CAULK, u. S. NJ, of Bal
umore, Md, to Miss MARY b. CoFFIS of Nan
tuckett, Mass.
baltimore papers please copy1
on the 9TH instant, by the same, Mr. VILLA NJ
y. ~. oAsT, TO Mrs. SUSAN CAROLINE TATEM, both OF
this town. 49, -
y, may their lives be clear and bright,
AS May days early morn
Like two fair orbs, rejecting light
May they move calmly on
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FOR RENT

The Granite front STORE and DWELL
Hal ING on the East side of Crawford street.
;s!s,I near the foot of the Market House. Ports
oMorad AZ present occupied by Mr.. Hoffman, is
De made accommodating. Possession given ON tho
LIST January, tSi7. Apply TO ~ 49,
Or to >, DAs'L J TuRsER, opposite the premises.
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TnE LAST GAIL FOR TAXEs--Al

'EHE LAST CALL FOR AXES.-AlI
-, y fersons who are yet indebted for TOWNTAX-
Is, are respectfully informed that my duty is inn
Pcrative IN the matter, and shall he compelled to
levy on their goods and chattes if they are n.. inn
nedlateiy settled. The Board of Trustees will
show no lenity to me or my cites, and look for
a. prompt settlement early in January, all will,
therefore, see the necessity ! am under to adopt
trust that each will promptly meet their liabilities,
thereby relieving me from very unpleasant duty
Dec ~ ''o''
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR RENT

A SMALL FARM, conveniently situated on the
"A Western Branch, not exceeding thr ce quarters
OF mile above Hodges Ferry. The soil IL light
and might be made, in the hands of good mana.
ger, very productive and profitable, 10y raising
Vegetables for the Northern Markets. Attaoh he'd is
u good more Tor planting Oysters, where they fat
ven tapidiy To good tenant. the terms will be
'''9nera,e. Apply to the subscriber in Portsmouth,
Dcc ol-3t JOHN HODGES
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From Messrs. Bull & Alden

LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. I3, 1876
Dr. G. Benz Smith-Dear Sir You viii nIcoso
send us twelve gross of your valuable Pills. From
present INDICATIONS we shall sell large amount of
Your friends, RULE g. ALDEN
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HURRA FOR TEXAS This is to inform
IL the Public of Portsmouth, Gosport. Newtown
ana the surrounding country, that am still at the
" OLD STAND. and Just as ready and willing To
accommodate them, as was when first com.
menced; and take this method of communicating
to them my unfelgned thanks for the very liberal
patronage extended to me during the past year,
and would solicit call from those who have called
before. and partic uarly inform those who have not
yet called that CAN SUPPLY MANY MORE.
shall for the succeeding year be equally as
prompt and punctual in my business as i was last
year. in
COPPER, TIN AED SHEET IRON WORK
CONSTANT SUPPLY OF
STOVES, Of every Variety and Pattern
always on hand which. with every article in my
line are sold cheap for cash.
DANIEL s. CHERRY,
Jan2 Under The Old Dominion once
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VOICE FROM KENTf1cKv

nave been afflicted with dyspepsia in the most
ng G1 for three years past and found
Indian Vegetable Pills After using six bottles or
said valuable pills, am entirely cured They arc
general remedy. j. X LEEMHN
Paducah KY, Nov. 10, IS45
We certify to the above facts Or. Sm;,i,s pile
are universally esteemed in this vicinity
HODGE, OWENS & CO. Merchants
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MABAJA q HERMAN CoRTEs Sc

NJ ABAJA 81 HERMAN CORTES Sc
IN CARS I'VE are anxious to call the attention
OF all those who sn'okc, and competent Judges
OF good Segars and genuine Tobacco. We have
received some of those celebrated brands NABAJA
herman CORrES, on account of their extra
ordinary superior quality, and extensive demand
IN the United States, are universally acknowledged
to be Tar superior TO any Segars ever i'm oorted-
we can establish this fact, by smokers and good
judges in Norfolk and other portions of the United
States We have other brands which cannot he
e2cellcd La India, WoodvHe, Bayanea, Regalia,
I''scaroras, La Norma, &C., &C. For sale ~ The
Drug Store, Sign of the Big Mortar
Dec 81 CHAS. Fl. HEINiTSH Aren't
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- HOUR OF LEAVING CHANGED TO A.
The quick and beautiful low pressure S,a.,,a.
Augusta, running in connexion with the R;ch,onI
ana petersburg Rail Road, leaves Wrigbt's wharf
Norfolk every Tuesday, Thursday and Satnrdan,
AT D a. NJ for the above cities nd towns Passnn
gers eakiast on board the Augusta and arrive a,
port Walihall at halt past IL NJ where trains eo,,
immediately for both Petersburg and Richmond
arriving at Petersburg by half past p M .S,
at Richmond about p. Nj , about two bonrs - anu S
vance OF the old James River Line and in q r.,
unsurpassed in her accommodations and the Ito
tlon oil her officers TO the comfort of her nassenrs
returning the passengers leave Richmond and Pc
te sburg every Monday, Wednesday and Er;da,,
at half past A. NJ, breaks on board the 49,
ia, and arriving at Norfolk about half mast D M
IL Will be perceived from the above tbat ~;
comfortable and expeditions line gives tn nersn
visiting Richmond or Petersburg on business the
opportunity OF transacing it and returning nv tn
boat OF next morning, to be absent from the;Y
homes a single night only ~
The Augusta will stop at the usual LANDINGS an
James RIVER to take in and put out way travel ard
at any other points the river where s;cnai n :;
made. 'ish"i Ia
The public may rest assured that II is the date.
mination of the Projectors to keen mn The 80;
permanently; ant to accommodate trsveIiers H.
tween Norfolk or Portsmouth and Richmond aI
Petersburg, and the Cities of the District of Col,,
Ola, IN the pest manner and at the lowest rates
For further information, tickets or FREIGHT snnlu
N. b. The central position of the r & p D %
Depot in Richmond, and its contieuitv tn The -;
cipa Hotels, and place OF starting of the Cars fron
the. North and West and the Canal Packets Gnr
Lynchburg, adds to the economy as we'll as H.
o"''"N'' VI '"'s Line Oct
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IFrom DIR. Singleton ]

Smithland, Ky Feb. "a, 1916.
DR.. G. BENZ Smith-De Sir: Notbing has nvor
been introduced that has sold so we'll and given
such general satisfaction, your Improved Indian
'cSe'aoic rlls. Very respectfully yours
F.S. SINGLETON
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T'RgST SALE. OF VALUABLE PRO

T'NU0I IN he OF VALUABLE PRO-
Il PERTY BY virtue Of Deed of Trust, exc
cutcd by Peter & Andrew P How, for certain pur-
poses therein mentioned and led in the CLERKS
Office OF Norfolk County Court will be sold
on the premises, for cash, on SATURDAY, the 9th
day OF January next, if fair, certain Parcel Of
LaRI on Mill Site, now occupied by the said &
a. p How, containing about one acre more or less.
situated oE Indian Creek, in the County of Norfolk
and adJo1nlng the farm of Mr.. VIM. Bartlett to.
gcther with ALL and singular the buildings, i'm
pFoYements, Steam Engine, Boilers Machinery.
&c thereto appcriaining. THE TRUSTEE
Dec 29-tds
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CORK SOLE BOOTS.--A superior quality ~
~ CORK SOLE BOOTS, from one of the most
the feet dry in any kind of weather. As bnt
limited number of these Boots can be obtained the
gentlemen will please call soon at the New York
Boot and Shoe store j. II. GREGORY.
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From the Blue Hens Chicken, tpel.,

We call the attention of our readers to tie GER.
nhcate of Rev. S. Williams, Pastor of the LIST Bap
nst Church, Pittsburgh, in relation to Dr. Smiths
tbs. we can ourselves bear testimony to the ex-
ccnence OF these Pills one of US having used them
ana experienced great relief from them.
me above is the best paper in the State of Della.
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CUSTOM HOUSE,

Norfolk, Goth December 1876
SEALED PROPOSALS are hereby invited for
~ sapplying RATlONS and SHIP CHANDLERY.
TO the Revenue Vessels employed i'm this District.
Tor the year 1877. The offers are required TO be
made agreeabiy to a form of schedule, which will
DC shown az this Office to be addressed to the Sec
retary OF the Treasury distinctly endorsed as offers
on the 10th of January next. p'"Ne
The ration to be furnished, for which separate
offer should be made, will be as follows viz
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Still FOE pCNT

f. The 10" d. Dwelling over the Drug Store. Sign
Libby well for small family. We are do.
srous of renting it only TO a smalC family fcw or
no children. CHAS. III. HElNITSH, AGENT
Dec 81 HSeh''
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ENOK RENT, and possession given on the lst
Il OF January next, that desirable RESIDENCE,
on Middle street, now occupied by David Griffith.
Esq, and adjoining the residence of Jno Tbomn,
son, Esq. Apply to JNo. G.. Weston or
Dec ~ VIM