davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-04-23
FIRE INSURANCE.
FARMERS INSURANCE COMPANY.
at Granville, Washington Co., n. Y
> Millions Insured and
NO ASScSsClllcmlS -

r HIS COMPANY was chartered by the Iegisln-
tnrc, April 22d, 1884 They commenced doing
business On Their present improved system, on the
lJih oi May, lSiJ Slice which time they have insured
property To the amount OF over FIVE MILLIONS OF DOL
LARS MADE NO ASSESSMENT and have now in the trea-
sury with which TO pay losses, SIX THOUSAND DOLLARS
and the fund constantly increasing from the percent
age pad III ny new applicants. All losses have been
promptly paid.
This Company addresses itself particularly to H.,
FARMERS OF the country, being designed for their be-
neht The very low price at which they insure pro-
perry ana the tact that no assessments have yet been
made, and probably will not be for years il ever
on account OF the large and increasing fund now in the
treasury 10 meet any losses that may occur and the
peculiar caution they adopt in insurng property in
large villages aud other places where II Is considered
very hazardous, 1t is believed, by those acquainted
with their principles and method OF doing business,
that 1t offers the greatest inducements to the cOmmu-
nty generally 10 loin them, OF any insurance company
IN the STATE OF Vermont or New York. They are
pohlblted from taking insurance upon any kind OF
mills, factories, machinery cabinet makers Joiners or
coopeIs shops and from taking more than two thou
sand dollars IN any rsque. The place of doing bu
slness OF tins Company is at East Granville, n \. on
the stage road from Burlington Vt. to Troy, \. y .,
and about one hundred rods from the Vermont Line
on which there Is dali mail For further iniorma-
lion reference Is made TO the several agents of Frank
lin and Lnmole counties, VT, who authorized to
take applications for insurance and the Company
guaance that all surveys taken personally by either
OF said agents shall be binding on the Company. Re-
mittnuces Tor all losses in the counties o Franklin and
Lamoe, will be made checks either OF the Banks
OF Burlington st Abaus, nj the election OF the per-
son sustaining the loss Immediately after the loss
satisfactorily shown and IN case OF any disagreement
between the Company and the insured, 1t may, al the
election OF the insured, be submitted to aIbtIdtus mu
tuay chosen IN the county where the loss happens.
y w. SEARS l. travelling agent who, 1t Is expected,
wh cnl on the Farmers generally at their RESIDENCES,
and receive applications.
The expens's Of becoming insured for five years are
follows
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-04-23
UP AND DOING
For the Sign of Spring is at hand

VI HIND 1IVI4NU
For the Sign of Spring is at hand
NOW for the 2Gh successive year has the sure in
" dication Of the Spring Of business pcrceptibly
commenced in our Village on the return home Of the
Peoples Agen, who arrived from Boston 4 New York
at one o'clock this morning with his Trunks and
Boxes OF Rich Merchandise for Spring sales is there
fore expected that cold looks will soon be waited away
and give place to gadened countenances the People
begin to assume the material for their garbs where
they are now SO richly displayedat -
HOWARDS.
Burlington, Thurs Morn. O'clock, April 10 AZ.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-04-23
WOOL. Dutu. 30 per Ct

WOOL. Duty, 30 perct
There continues TO be a fair demand for the various
grades OF pulled and fleece W DOL the stock is light,
aud former prices are fully sustained.
Prime S1Xony Ileeces
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-04-23
JOHN S. WARE,
Stora se and Forwarding Merchant,
NORTH WHARF,
D L LING TON. VT.

REFERENCE:
Villas & MOVES, }p,l;,
J Il j. II PECK Il co. o"'"S''"'
The North Wharf offers every facility for the safe
keeping and prompt delivery Of trcighs, and all BUSH
ness addressed to the care Of J. s WARE shall re-
ceive prompt attention
Tne Steam Propeller, James II Hooker, the Stea-
mcrs Burlington, whitehall, Francis Satus, Montreal,
and the Ferry Boat Winooski and the different lines
of long boats and vessels carrying freight on Lake
Champlain touch al this Wharf. l26m
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-04-23
NORTHERN
TRANSPORTATION LINE.
1917 INSURED. [lSl7

1917 lNSV NED. lS4S
JAMES ii HcoKER AND OTHERS, rRoPRIEroRs.
Foruarding to and from Boston, Neu- York, Albany,
try, .nontrea!, Quebec, and all ports on Lake
C4ampldia, and the different landings on the
I liz old and well known NORTHERN TRANS.
l FORMATION LINE is prepared with increased
facilities to forward all kinds Of property with the
Ter, JAMES II HOOKER, of $50 tons burden, Capt
SILAS HlNkLEl has been aided 10 the line, and
will run on Lake thanplaln, ma king two trips each
week, leaving Whitehall on Mondays and Thursdays,
touching at Burlington, Port Douglass, Port Kent and
Paltsburgh, Tuesdays and Fridays. Returning will
leave St, Adams on Saturdays and Pattsburgh and
Burlington on Wednesdays and Saturdays. lhis line
will have
CANAL& RIVER BOATS,
all of which run day and night It is also connected
with the insured OLD TROY TOW BOAT LINE
on the HUDSON River, and steam boats on Lake
Champan, thus aiiordlng their friends and the public
generally an opportunity OF shipping by Like Boats
going through touring by steam on the Lake and
Rirerl by Propeller on the Lake 10 " hltehall,
thence by both direct 10 Newly oTk, al by ow boats
on the River and Steam Boats on the Lake as they
may choose.
4 larg, number of sail vessels on Lake Champlain
belong TO this Line, -
An goods weighed at the time Of shipment, and will
be forwarded with promptness and despatch,
Debenture and Warehouslng promptly attended to.
One boat of the above Line leaves New. ork daily
nthve L. VI. and three or more leave Albany ana
Try. laiIy,
For Freight apply to
CHAS b JANES, Coenes Slip New York
POPE CATLiN, S33
GA q H6 G16' non Pier, Albany,
as 3 II H44413AAH' i55 River Street, Troy,
Is /. : d rf 1j;l y SON., St. Johns. &c.
LEEi HiYKLEY Mss Bay, C E
OLiFER BISCOM, Whitehall,
GRO BENT, Montreal,
N llEBB,S Co. Rouses Point, \. Y,
COLLINS TRinBLE, Port, Kent, Ma, yo.l
H. H. MALE, Plausburgh, " io'"'
JAS H. HOOKER, Boston.
Address Agents,
OLIVER BISCOM Whitehall.
A. ID. LADD, Troy
JsJH PECKSC Co.
kft!HEESGE gt gR$zHa5NNARD' St, Adams
s. " IS. s. KElES, llighgae,
J. BINGS 10 Long Wharf Boston.
SHIPPERS or PRODUCE TAKE
NOTICE.
On the arrival of the Propeller James H. Hooker at
Whitehall boats OF the Northern Transportation Line
will leave direct Tor New York, taking her freight
through without landing.
w.,,o..u o; BAsCoM, Agent:
"h'ehsH' Aprl, leh 1872, ~ On
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-04-23
THE IMPORTED HORSE.
YOUNG
FLYING CAIlDERS.


THIS SPLENDID ANIMAL WAS PURCHASED
in England by EUSEBE LAUNTO, of D. T.
WARTON, and brought to America in the fail OF
1915
The Subscriber obtained him of the importer at
great Cost, and would nDrm those who intcres-
ted in improving the blood OF American Horses that
he will be found his Stable in Sheburnc Village at
all times ready to be examined and compared with
any hose in the State III respect 10 speed blood form
and carriage.
lie is l6 hands high, firmly built, with expanded
chest, finest OF llmbcs and the active and easy
movements. His color is the richest OF bay. II has
in tact every qualification that constitutes beautiful
fleet and good bo,toned horse. Every feature is an
index TO his Pedigree, and shows him to be Of the
ry best OF
English Extraction.
The Young Flying Childers, was exhibited az the
last meeting of the Chlttcuden County Agricultural
Society. aud came off with complete triumph over
every other horse present.
The Subscriber, anxious that his horse should esab
sh reputation upon his actual merits will now
compare him in any respect with the best horses that
can be produced, the Sir Henry, Black Hawk,
not excepted aud particularly with regard to beauty
activity and speed. The Young FLYING Chlldrrs will
be years old next July, and weighs $50 lbs He
is OF the Old English Stock, bearing this NAM which
Judge OF horses. We solicit such to call and satisfy
themselves by obseryatIon also share OF patronage
TER ANY one who wishes TO improve by ns
good horse, and as cheap rate ever offered
in America, this will be their opportunity.
The Young Flying Childrrs will stand for 800 the
Season, insurance agreed upon Mares tina; are in
sured, it disposed OF before toang time the insurance
must he paid. Good pasturlng will be provided for
Mares from distance, accidents and escapes al the
risk Of the owners Season to end in August
SheIburne, march,, 1871 ORLo j. BALDWIN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-04-23
Ronnct Bleaching and
IfORNEN WANI'ED.

VTNHE subscribers will purchase twenty good horses
i suitable for working on the Raj Road if offered
loon Il CHAMBERLAIN. STRO.NG \ Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-04-23

THO RENT. A CONVENIENT SHOP JUST
i below our store and now occupied by j. A. kins-
man. Possession giyenby the 18th April.
March %, 1917. Villas & MOVES
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-04-23
NOTICE

THE Co-partncrship heretofore exiting under the
firm FolIett & Bradley, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent The books Of the concern will re-
main for the present at the old stand Water Street
and all persons having unsettled accounts are inform
ed that an immediate adjustment is expected Either
member Of the late firm has authority to use the part.
nershp name, as far as may be necessary to wind up
its affairs.
TIMOTHY FOLIETT,
JOHN BRADLEY.
Burlington April !, 1917 4iw3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-04-23

On the arrival of the Propeller James II Hooker at
Whitehall, boats OF the Northern Transportation Line
will leave direct Tor New York, taking her freight
through without landing.
o. BASCOM, Agent.
Nhnchsll, Aprl, leeh 1877 " 6rn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-08

NJ 5faF ID Announcing tas 4Htl5as. s
d5s.s q Mr HtH9w IIoratarEE. - ya.I
ae.#u6 Nalay a fa. 5aa,t aa #asfe wrong
ra -a.fa- Ha to have been 80 sou oil I.
Thomba.8,E.q Tie deassed tess e. oaIs
sen q. Jaaa taemsatkH. ksa.
Tas.aa. a-eIeus VS. .saset b. tfre
,,Ha lie .sa 5=.a sa-sg. a - cutting iawH
5aHss in.u efI IT, aaz.tea nom .as orr
aa.iIa-a HI =Hfsttze. sr5faE 1tz ,F.'
1915. directly loss arts Ni5 Iaa4a#s., e#.
as5 ms,s5 M al>aaee .ram H.a sae ates
.5sl= shouted s. Hm q IS zaes=r ~ %
wsaia- SINE t7iatz sfaag "He leone si5c
lr.Hrap tae h5. he iaelul4 lbs hesa 70
wards tH s55gat# Hanas ma b. 5faz5 nom
tas sopo.iae tree va4lIas 10 asss sHsasFseI
him 70 she ground vlaaa. Hare B.. .
iarg 'ms struck ..M aa .hf back fsrtot th,
5-sd b,suas im 10 Dee ground olasAiaE bt
seal Which vi5b atHer injuries ,5eset hI'
immediate death lis considered e Re "a r.
pfa5s51e. 81 ,E5e who Havc since We've,
lie Hazt4saaf #Hs ffsr aa# hrEr7and1 Tbat
Ha5 51e deceased continued ~ tae spolvhef'
be Vss standing 5, liz Ume - esmpanlo,
called % hm be eaa.i escaped aaaa az,
asts 5s.8 spared 10 be ne comfort sa8 50
I45s Of jHg lee1a1HE wears o, hfs already sui
ae.eesg4 5sf-a.sa =ashs1 who l4vs6 hin 0itI
an sasaj5a surprising t5atot woman"
II Z. B.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-08
4 REATTIFIICONpIF yIov

i Ai1lEe ana Gentlemen who are DESTROYS of pos.e.
eng esutlfui, clear, and lrsisf sfertIv ~, -,
~ WIN sweet, son, delioste and healthy i'm
~ nm hata 10 use thar magical sam nirli ),
NJ" ~ CHINESE INDICATED soa,l 80 -
- st soa IS Tar error 10 al oner xrrlee. rea
r.s f,e.I -, emo H. 81 sun pin4pes lot
ea eh~pped flesh, foash, cracked and di.eoiIed :. -
40 ~ aG' All hemishes and dis gursm,ni on tf - -
-" ppesiions Of this valuable fpscibc VIII .Sesd,i
a. i9im adaTk, yellow and disdgaTed visage 10 -
'4tai clear and lovely appearance --1 ~ eau
IN ~ - - AikCHlLD
Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-08

II AILEf's MILITARY SHAVING cRF,u ~.
g. - 10 ectitY that have made use of The N;i; -
FFmSshg tiean, prepared by William Ba,lev "il@i
h 'o aa sands street, for about cigh, months
~ ma ma u Ia he superior 10 any ,rieis ~ ~
-, s'st heiof- used, audI would eheerf, n, W
SOAP. anu economical Shaving
BfoakfFr u. l. HOLDEN
"a bg n, IA II 'hs Alh'Sfy shaving Cream ,nfs.,r
R,,'t - " H hailey, corner Of Fulton and ST w.
s9,5,.f,3 eaiisae At nosi excellent .-tt-je nj -
b1o0klvn. = l'tN' Ni q HtkN.
rr.t eNtt 'lrif Vas ans discovery made 5...... :.
Crss T.. - puHiie- il is Bailetss Nult.,, 60 't'e
t..,,,, nave used To- long lime ana a. ths
FOR -. - Is tiie Veit hest sual ever Vel f,,.
M s'- ~ caves the face % sntl.,th 80
The III A. i2f, and Is peffme :
face tt.r ~ s ana heavt, ami does not drt on tl
4H-=il4e dtsitet Gtun ' P4- uilIA u the
To...4.t. u BUTLER l66 san,is 81 n =,.,.t..-
avg throughout the Timed -tstes "a - = : IN
ust 81 VIE pro fls;aH. 4.-
r. ~ % !. AtA. eorpc- Of Sands and Fulta, 80,
49,. - "noissas AID re-su ne N - -
rep is-Iy Ky ORA TAT IL.
soc AGENTS for vs. he.s a,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-08
THOMAS WILSON, President.
HUM ~ W IiIhUA1 IIteIltUI.
RoBtf GarrH.
B. c SdHd1rs, ". -st...
jamcs Georgt, ~ : ss.'s''' -
Jamcs v iliauts
Robl 4 Bo5lia, ts.-..
i. H. SuH.pGa o''ie'a'4
FROM OUR SQUADRON OFF VERA
Cruz
= Sur r .B,~.-f

or Sacri6ci1s Nj IN I.i7
SIP. In vl,st ,i4s5,aic, ,fsi,.,I ,,a tbe IN
inst i9terme8 The ,ien,rt,t.at Al fb. am.
yal 6t tI.iaf f,.H,T.5 ST. aa,ar ID
NJ ~ n. f,,3,n.,9,s ,.,lb 9r.,4,s - H.
material ot In sr.,, ba,i,tg ~ .,sas,f
the same tims sns ~ 7,,bsftz,,i.,, "
resolved nopn n b. me onile ia3aa-t,at fh5t
We shoul.l ,f.rt a Ia98inq bst,,e = nartb.-
shapid come am a.. rs ,g,,7,II d.i.g .5,,a
on tbr+e day. At-er 80 rsee.q,,.nfs555,.s
made BY TN, general and NJ +, t5a -.
er prtfii4 tbs, b4arb dIt,. g., fr5s,, SIT
eian= nae If the ae5,,f. s,=.l5.s - ~ -. ~
yIop. letf#,. va. :, - :. ~. -.
biz for tn. eufpo,e Tba ..bo,.s.. assr fhIs
iiac n mo . frsfo1gl e,..fr.5-t,o -
,e,....r, E, : -
= ~ ''''e "a VIZ.
- -. 80 - i-,i7.' - .
- - - y
!. - - ~ - W. s's
- . s'o' ~ a. 'e' 'el
- -. ~ ~
-, - = - ~ ~
- s'tt' W 30. Ass 19.'4
- 1'.fNa ~ o7dt4
80, - ~ -eio5e 94ia ID
a '54 - o. ~ , a'i'' ~ 'te't u t4tsi
9':'''9 ~ Siitat'si FesssiS ua 40 is
&c u t"S NO en- ~
va var COM tFa y, y successfully @ba9' q
-, a ~ ei'9 -" minutes iheIeat'rf
~ = .a''i'''i u' ~ comm NJ eeea'h pan
-. y .''e soiiiilei'll e es at - ~ s4td5''s
ss'tP anu 9oo u W. 9eH POM
a. .'a9 g'' e - ~ 'sie fel '9ss g ~
w. - "a5 nc "tasl'ei Nos '5lY
:. " 80 ''ot ia " osT Wt4r We f
- .oG WI qentle bfeez from the s1,th
esq aid perfectly smooth sea. IN, ps,s,ga
to S4efiheios occupied Us between TWO a64
three hours Each snip came IN ani anchor.
ell without The slightest disorder or confusion.
Ia toe small space allotted 10 hrr-tbe b4rb r
bring still very much crowded. uetNi bytsn.
ding the number ol lfansports we ba3 fsff he
hind. TIE DISQUALIFICATION commenced ON
the instant Whist We were TRANSFERRING
the troops lrom The shi9s to the s.rf,bos5s
(sixty-l +" IN 1mb.f) ldirrcteI th. steamer
5 pigtir and Vixen, and the tive g1n.b5at,. 10
form II d the parailei Uiihand cl0se ii 10 The
beach. 10 cover the landing.
his order was promptly executed and
Il es. smlH vessels. from the liehtness oil
th.tf d,auglt. were enabled 70 axe oo.ifi1es
M W ~ soot s[apf,T rang OF Che shore A
r,,.nf. ~ -. '''s'' '.es'Ned t'istf compile
HV q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-08

Z ~ lu e.. I. AniEs N PkRrIcuLAR-y,p .....
II sret ~. "a, cen found highly f,T. ca -.
s.tp,rfIi.tt, ,e alea Nto have teen a .t.J a, ,,t
r,, ,,.''' Het. principally when IL oe,, '' sh
ss1is s9e uplsf isp a'd side OF tie 20 ,s.
prqpef aa-e IA - 80 i..-utes. Wherfl8sea F,ifh
6iuiid Ia s@fdihg 10 the directions n - -
sisrp s,'' a. aaaton 10 the toilet a. =,
moved "a ya j. H. e.,lf, syeaed. ana lie
I4f. -a4a5-ts ~ minutes alter its aipi,ratf,,e " r
4,o,. y.1osilon Is iutA'aisle I'D ,.,.,s.,14
esIved ee9tI4eaf'. =. ttsf numerous ave
Of sac s'.ess' winch cannot < eoDIests
- LEs IAEEi..s Hs7ot
F-st..... = .alti rhlTd A. rlogy -
Also cI-.s. GO - - FRANKLIN iNsTt-Tisft.
N7y- 9 fAiRCHILD
Ns@t' ns y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-08
" Vi.hA
- IA = ~ Dt.L VI OhhOl
RlHGE ROAD,
ABOVE sPhNG GARDEN sTREEti


HIS es,a' lishn eut IS ercc;.d on improves pa
as tlr AID Of steam power tahni@stVt, ~,
hIas oi Mar L. ~ort IN superior msunef' sho = Wv
lowest prices Tor ca9h
q he a-atsi and tst Sssortmcft Of Marble Mantle e.
- . ED Ia II at tic az e Al Tie wae feop'
"lich he attention Of al. chascrs respectfully ihn
Imported Garden alaafg and Vases Of the most asls
M desiHss aid ia e1s niade OF lie hness ana .sn
s9 fst dgscuI lion Of IiaaH Marie Tiles foi ioo.
f tasons 10 nrIcez.
" Msrllt eutsrs can fe supplied a. ~ - &. " 10
~ NUM- er o. Hhi.isd Nantes Or J. -1s - Al reduced
VITO 'ss'e rites aid The ttase = ,1Bi.hed al me
snnfi es1 notice with al - -. bStk, Of
ta1 70 size t8f 81 Its on -hei' pATPD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-08

ne M OF e sps must be fun Of hea H. and To b
~, " heath ie must have free uaof slructed rir
S"tte e1 The hlsod dlsordered liver viii I,f -,
o.sl perceptions, aud dlsordered stomach iii sa",
"et'tst temper To be gouogsip ..hiu,'' ana 10 ia,
- ei.hs ron arrangement OF the dIfesiI,.
a.. 'e ."ine lhihe Persona qua1res and social 9nls
I.tss 81 siA'e "a ti's cause 10 greater e,tent 10.
80 ,'sNt any idea OF Reform the soalsch and yo,,
'oti '.e world for ths Is the foundAlion az I'll '
/" 'i,s end take dose two OF kvrtsbt, Inn
a. Fssr'Aie fi's. A tais season the, won 4 10
so4 AND WIN h the aeaas, disereteIT 9.e5 ~ -
,'s 1'g s' stem 10 order during the year a..
'ss i.sth o. al kfnds aNay. Thea viii r,,,,, -
~ "i sHfts, spafRe-s IT temper un,,,s - e pis.
, a.. ,s whole lesle Of de,i. biue and s.,,,,
"a, ei"f comfort eie.. tBlHr.s AMI ma ~, s'i'+ 'e
-" AHf qt e. >tEBfiIrs. --'I"Hs .l.,i ~.
o., ls y 7'tiiaus icIurs winch h. o-55 J.,
Vegetable Pts 80 - t+sHs r lhdlAa
Pr. 80 s.,aiSAi IN arSeiSr ISH.as 4ges4.srr
..slf.r...+ :. -tsN TIA 80 NtrtI44 a. si,tlT
- s' WIZ fkN as ana TOR l. AnLl 81 ~, ''.''
...s = tsl.,le 4 to cauate-r.1 tti. /. -,
t.t,7uf<t. asi - llti.t0R Vince He ana 10 ~
- stlevs, Ia a.ie,piHa '='siat Depot, l19
r-4f
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-08
.Ra0E An SanEAlAkING

Ho. YOU who want a Arsl rale gen'eeb
faslioaabIe, Heli-laiag and last =bo5t5 give
Jacob B Ter a cal. Il has moved ms stlb-
ishnenta lev doors below his lorm ,stab-
lisitmzBt aud has an excellent SHOP aad the
industry aud ssill 10 make II atai.asle.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-08
Nc " APRAG =h0gDSz

N. |. SEI4BA
tt As lust received his spring stock Of Dry Goods
: n comprising large ard complete assortment Of
9s0F eassetes vesilnas, weeds. cloths ORA
detas men and cotton drings aud Other sneh Goods
for mems aud oYs' wear OF silks Fouiards ia lar.
ines. c as, tssues orrsndies French lawns. gine
mans lohhetE ahd riAoas, chiutzes, hrlllsuteerz.
iats dipsfss hosiery gloves shsws, seGrfs cravsfs
lossiher with India Swiss and Scotch II usfHs and 9th
Ct white foods for sdies and misses wear
30 fun stack Of -uIne goods of every variety
40 .iaea Ant cation da 5ers and tahle rGts sheet.
inss pillow llnehs, towel!ngt hs=seIlits Qui t. Jet.
saS. I'll tieiht a India Mating. for House feeters
ts-rtheT With fall aud oomplee assortment a. rye
- atief de~erinian sffaacy and sfaa re Dry Gnuds-
winch s'iii be sold on The very bes terms
pr ~. y, srfRs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-08
RUM .nE- rAINlArA

Nt;a 'vhe' feelings ofass and admiration IN, ,.,,c,
sA-es mon iAls grave Of once faee fu ifiregrsr
eve" Il" l' very desaaion. rooislave celebrated i, II.
wing AHre he PRAISES eli It's architects and the luxury
AID "saH4 o. It's citizens Bar he who snatebes am.
's' 't''a the grave or saves ore psng to s FERN,
lu'ea Yrs iar more worthy. He vino mt de ec..d
'..i' Y N4.# The thnese sNtfsst from tle 6Insene
'''' F4''1-' I'D prepared tha valuable article the
st1ese, thus putting in te power of silto
''Ni's colds Consumption and asthma. did NOE
~ 4i''F 's0 al the architects Of ralay1e ana 4
shsns PVT together. See advertisement.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-08

W tfNett5IE+ IATHtA a. 2
Gazette ard Chronicle. 81 clslt'vile b .as.iesf
I5Irn. s-d ss,ss rs. "a N " ana Gasza.ey rune
sas.s lie n. ot i's ''f' 10 80 '''aa' o. s''- ''
WHEELING x BELMONT BRIDGE
We venture 50 assert tast there Is not bu.
sinees man o. property holder in tHisesty wh5
has net arl.a..g a-sfFs.I.t5T several yesrs p5st
the erection Of 6rI3gs across The Ohio i.
this POM. Thss have desired ii bleause i
would increase tie business ot this eity. b,
bringing here tbe Erotucs Of Ono, an
the purebas- bg he ii aus Of ina s.ate. o
merehaudlza. They have sr3ent, d sirso
il because it Won N k oaf markets more
abundant and r A..lsa. and because il voaio
render far mere r S0laf AMI perfect, The mail,
ofihe country d. cosan 5uIlstion between
the cas-, aud w1st. laIeea, i, has not onl,
been desired 81 ouroyn citizens. bat he Vofk
is one Of saea inPoeaa-e - the whole com
~ That iof yea1s iae eyes II the Whole YES
have pfea frequently ;a5Eea 10 H.. hore pc
'taens have bans 70 eeagess PRAYING that
body TO e1eet AZ tAae haee be5n presented tor
aay Other object Co gus ban iaiIra % do
lite tiate Ias a9t heea dfs5ossd 'e do =
aha pn'aIe lAtt'.51als Law noW undertaken
II.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-08
CALF GISE.
CORN az MAIN AND sIXrA STUNTS.
- lI\IIN IL IlIA.

U .IfT' ND SINH oINtEfs
tlNCiNAAtl,O OHIO.
HIS establishment, Is now IN the ver,. i., od.y n,
me IecePifon OF the travelling pu fl.r havIHf an.
.-os to2f oaSl owe hauling during III. tpIIcT ana
NJ as te't ~ hetIeueed men m the vcsI m ne "a
- "ei 5lGeA' aatter HA self tlat WHO ra1 WI
- ftaatu. hc location IS central eop-nrpdi.I,s st,i
~ ; PEI day NM. Z tRsH.
" - 4 - ''l eaaet'f ht~ ldooE ID is . 9eH
5tt
= 1ff q CHEER
c
ewes Of 'Ae very b~s, qusa}y.
pARRAGH.