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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-02
MATTE50N & PRESTON.
Commission aud
FORWARDING MERt HANTS.

EONV hnN1 WEnt uANVS.
. St. Louis. Missouyi. e.
JOEL A. MATTEs.N. JoHN.. pRrsror
FENCES.
Nsssr. P,meroy 4 Durkse, do
smith 4 rowassnd, New Orleans:
p a Walker, E-q,, BIton Il use;
Benjamin W,cIe, Esq. Matches;
hs'srs. Williams 4 Lawrence, Quincy:
n Morris, E-q, do
Singer. E q, GGlenG; -.
nessr' Wad'w0!sr, Dye. Il Chapin. ChiessO;
- Ogien Jones, do
William GooGing, ksq., Loekport; ...s
Gen. Jacob Fry, d.. r....
Messrs. MaIieson s. Bradner. Joliet:
Walker Il HickIIng, OttasCa; ..
Cushman & GrIdloy, do
Isaac Hardy. Eco. LasGlIe;
ID a. Hough, ~ do .
James Dunlap, Esq :, Jacksonville:
Messgs. CoItenius Il Griswold. PeoriG;
Phelps 4 Bourand. do t..
Hon Thomas Ford, do
Mes:r'. Brad"e' & Co :, NeU York;
David Leavitl, Esq, do
Messrs Suydam, sage & &c. do
/" Corning, t!orner e. Go albany:
Williams, Esq Utica; .g,.
Messrs. Kimberly, Peass & Co., B4falo;
(" Joy & Webster, do
Reed, Parks & Co. Beaver;
:" Bobb 4 Bishop, Cleveland:
" Burrows & Co., Cincinnati;
Williams y Dilworsh, RttsbwS; o..
Knapp & Totem, do
{" E. & f. Faber, do
d harmon, Esq, Peru;
Msssrs. Ito! fman Il Coats, do ...... .
L ID Brewster, ESQ. do .r.....-.
II Ridg9s, Esq, Springfield;
B c Webster, Esq, 90
WIN Fem, ESQ, LGeon;
hessTs Dudley & WahIow, Hennepinj
t:nas C. Wil:ox, Esq, Pekin: 81. ...
Cash Advances made on 0onsign.
"a ments.
Referring TO our Card above we take this orca
81 IN to solicit COnsignments Of Merchandise, ei.
'her for sale here or forwarding to other points.
We shall c0nfine ourselves to CnInmis sion an
Forwarding Business and feel confident in ass.
ring yo"t that our experience ii bu 'ness, and &C.
quaintance generally in The country, viii enable
Hs 10 givs any business with which we may be
aVored, the most satisfactory attention..
Amy person wishing TO have groceries of anv
kind, or any other article purchased in st Lott.
or New ''rleans I'd shipped u them, can have i,
dons by sending their orders to US for two an: n
nal per cent. IN the nancy invested. Persons
doing retail business any where west Of Detroit,
ar Ia any other dire ton, can depend upon having
their orders II lad at as OW rates, If they sen t.
~, aud perhaps lower than they could by coming
Themselves Every attention. shall be given in
having goods put up in good order anr shipped a
low rates. however small the amnuiI ma, be thai
is sent 10 Us 10 be invested. 1t shall be don;
promptly and TO order.
NAT ESON & PRESTON.
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1NUFFEE and TEA. by the Sack md chest,a
~ MATTESON 4 BRADNER'S.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-02

SUGAR -"Stewarts Steam Refned,' hit
- and Brown Havana, and New Oileans, by IN
TreI or 100. just received by NJ Il X.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-02

The undersigned, Committee. appoin.
ted by the lroqnois County Democratic
Convention. held at MiddIeport.. ia June
last, Tor the purpose of apporIioning and
deciding upon the number of Delegates
each Precinct in said County were emf
tied to-. have allowed the following nun
Der Of Delegates to each Precinct in said
cOu"ty. To represent them in County Con
ventiOns. TO wit
Limestone Precinct 3 delegates; Horse
Creek q; Dallas =; Poik 4; Jack on 3
union /; Concord 4; Texas 8; Middle
port 5 !; Ash Grove 2 Milford q; Spring
Creek 2 !; Jefferson 3; Plato 2.
! VlRGILlLAMB, oi
m 6. w. VANFkaRK, Committee.
JESSE BENNETT F'@.. = - a.
MiddlepOr. lroquois co.. Apr 25, ls45
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Dyer, Noel and Galloway said committee.
Resolred, That in order to facilitate the
business OF this convention. and render
justice TO all concerned, thGl the following
order OF business be adopted:
lsl. Receive and act on the report of
the committee on Proxies and Elec ions.
I'd. Nominate candidate for governor.
Sd. +" lieutenant 0oyerDor
4th. IS ' I" secretary Of state
5th. auditor = s'~''' 9
9th. "saa +" treasurer. .
7th. Receive the reports ofthe several
COMMITTEES on nominations of electors.
9Th. Nominate seven electors and
delegates. G &- So &HkaG
9Th. Nominate two electors and two
delegates at large. ..,.s. ..s, =
Mr. Campbell. from the committee on
Proxies. reported as follows, which was
adopted: ps o r-
The committee 20 whom was referred
the subject Of proxies, beg leave to re.
commended 10 the convention the adoption
Of the following resolutions: 1" aa b..
RESOLVED, That no county shall be al.
lowed a representation in this convention
unless the delegate claiming 10 repre- sent
such county shall be resident of the
same. '.- as
Resolved, That counties which are
represented in part only, the delegate or
'oele gates present may be allowed TO
cast the vote of the entire delegation, but
shall not be permitted to supply the places
OF absent delegates with substitutes taken
from other countless.
Resolved, That. this convention would
recommend the following rule to be oh
served hereafter in all subsequent con
ventiOns. No county shall be allowed a
proxy that resides out Of the county. That
when only portion Of the delegates to
which any county may be entitled, are
present in convention, they shall not be
allowed to vote for the absent delegates,
unless the meeting az which the delegates
were selected, shall have passed positive
resolutions Of instruction, which must
appear IN writing. The instruction must
embrace the officer 10 he voted for
Mr.. Underwood, Of st. Clair, nomina-
ted Augustus G. French as q candidate
for Governor. 'sa'
When,on motion Of Mr.. Dyer, Of Cook
Mr.. French was. by acclamotion. declar.
ed the democratic nominee for Governor
For Lieut.. Governor,
Mr.. Campbell, Of McDonough, nomi.
mated William McMur,ry.
Preston nominated p. Sweat.
Dyer nominated A. w. Bowen.
Bedell nominated H 6. Reynolds.
Kinney nominated John s. Hacker.
The convention then proceeded to vote
UiuG Uoce, and the roll being called, the
following appeared as the result:
Nc MuPfrv roooivad IN vofoe
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AT Cos Ne 90
SONE chi'ce Pape. tlLhg,uSs aud few
DRY GOODS very cheap at tne Pos, Ofhce-
Gall end see. april IlGh, ISlo
~ Public Notice,
hereby given, that all persons havirg claims
L aeains, the Estate of the late John Beari, Sr
OF kankn:ee Town, lrundY county, are request
ed to pre.en, them properly ailes,ed st Ihs Office
" the Probate Justice, in Morris, OIL or beture
the 6rst Monday Of June next
JO ~ BGAHD, Jr., administrator.
KsnkHkee, Ap il Str. IRl.. II
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Estate Of John DeIllOn, deceased.

Estate Of John DeIlIOn, deceased.
NJ 'fl' Is hereby gwen 10 lie meirs at iaw,
Y and other persons interested i'm the Estate
Of john DsIion. deceased. late Of Grumdy co uniy.
Illinois. That will apply to the Circuit Court Of
said County, at Ias next Term thereof. for an OF
der to sell the whole much OF the Rca! Es-
tale Of the said Johr DeIon, deceased as mar be
necessary TO pay his debts, when ami whore all
persons interested may appear and show Cause
why the same should not be sold foI IhU pusposs.
aforesaid. JAMES KELLY, Adm
Norris, Grundy 60 April ., tS4s. ~ :3w
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Corresponding Committee.
Joliet. Nay l. Is45. - q. - =
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New Tailoring Establishm snt.

lS6W GalIOTIng EBCaDIlshm snt.
IENlt ;'hscrIbsr respectfully iniurms the in.
habi3snis Of Joliet and vicinity that he has
commenced tns Tailoring business, on Chicago
-lrect, two dnnrs N,:rth from t'agwIn Il VI :Duu-
CALLS store where all orders entrusted to his care
will be executed with nea:nes5, durability, and
prompts uhe
GU %3
Done OH cIenIIfic and Mdtnenrtical .rI,>cip les.
~ The prevailing Fashions regn'ariy reeejv.
ell every season. w. 4NKI.
JoIs', April II, 1912. ASH
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Ga. den Seeds

GA. den Seeds.
A fresh assortment jut received from Michigan
oy w. &. WooD.
April 25th, ls4S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-15

fE3IMEIS MONEN-Notc 10 those that want t!4e
h time, u ENDEL and HARBOUR. have just receiv
ed large assortment of Brass Mantle Clocks, OF
and hea;tihlf style and warranted to perform weiFor
sale iy the case, a SINGH very low. sep2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-15
ALEX. EEYM AN,
No l35, MAIN ST, WHEELING, VA.

CIotrs-,Go rs French, English and West OF England
wool dyed cloths. anons wh:h will be found iew rs;
Pcoc's Fest" rwilled whiI cahio. re ,
in quality or heat in price, !so lew pieces o'i'e
Brown which is very teIullihl ana extremely 'oW'
EuaIisI, Mornocs large stock, very fine lua''ly Tor
S:inrhams~l5O ,,s finest and hest quality Of French
and Scotch Ginghans very desirable Styles au a. fe'y
low prices; some excel lent tor ID 3-lc per yd AS"
assortment of Manchester and domestic at reduced
prices. , &c al li,ds. n verv
good article for 81 per yard. - D.,
l,oods-A splendid article wooden hoods. Also Bon
ne;s and t'uats for children ,;L ;,
,rnrtint-.h variety ct clrpe'in9 aHoH4 Waioh WI
be f5und good article OF III Ingram for - cents per
FRENCH AND ITALIAN GOODS.
,no new satius and siiSs of different kinds, such as
PTS pekiu SIN rcn striped Caneleon, sdiil suped
rter,cd pon de Sole Paris plain and figured Armine
extra super PARIS hisck grass dc inc y men; $50 ~
tnn srtra heavy and wide higi, usre black SILK for
.arijnas Also few pieces India SATIN splendid ~
ice tse Faulard Silks, and gFea, man o,he;n vey
hsir,h,e ce,uleting assortment OF silhs as
r,nnot lie t4IIrl in any h0ttse wEsl vi ''e hoo'ns
u.rticu.aIiy invite the ladies' t. eau ait
INV win ind il well wnrth their the ahd 'rnhnie
ir" ,nvsnifto shaw them silks which wleNceii ANY
Hnns tney have ever seen "a tAs ma'Nc'' nav "'s
giAs al Idc per yard good af'ite ,.....,f .,,..
Nisndouhie width barred raw SILKS Tor ufessesei s"Pe
nor qualify and style. MIN, n.a.sos sn,,.,birs
Alssa few Embroidered Thiiet Dresses some.i.ins
a,,irely new an article which no niercha ~ 's Guy
"a ever hal tie pleasure exhibit Ia cusionef' La
lies call quick If you wishta see thelh. =.
silk Velvet, Thread Lncea, nIonoils, am
! l,ls, French Mlreno' ;, Bonlbazlli' 5, ohawls,
a .hm,res. Jacon,ts Nestlugs, Marines. Sd
rcks. Gloves, Cotton flannels, CdIlcoes
Furniturr Prints. *,
no THE LADiEs-Aly stock has l'een selected WIN
h ,mos, care bought c,,rey for cash, OF the lar
al importing houses in the eastern cities "hleh eha
ana In offer the newest and most fashionable eo"d'
:. No season at prlce lar below any ahei ho"ss II
a., ,,ty Nol may resi- sssilFrd iila au vi" save NJ
aud trsusr by giving me the ;rst can, AS am sur
ey 81, ut io1k aiy further tor bargains and Sly RS
- Cnuntrv Merchants are ihvi.cd to aI ahd see
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-15
Gcnrae McSAstlrrap.
NEW FASHIONABLE

NEW EASHlOINABIE
FALL. AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
90 FORGE McMURRAY is now opening at his store
eSS Market square rich aud beautiful stock
of Fancy aud Staple Dry Goods to which TIE notice of
his customers is respectfully solicited
For Gentlemen.
SUPER Black, French and Swiss cloths Black and
cy Cassimers do barred and pau Satin vt.'tng, ncrmo
do hIack, barred Barathea DO black brown Invisible
green aud Other coors English cloths with many other
articles desirable for Gentlemeir
FOR the LndiGS
Super rich silk Pads, Cashmere do plain silk hared
and striped Alpaccas of all colors, silk bafed French
Ateriuoes article, high coored Cashmere de
do Nous II de ians with large stock Of British and
American Prints of beautiful texture aud sty!e. rich
embroidered back Mode and fancy coored Cloth Nc
RHO and Alpaca Shaws, Gmphead, black and fancy
ceorei silk irn-es all Widths large assortment Of
leauitIl Gimp silk edge and plain ladies' dress
huttors, real thread laces desirable article with
thread Use Jaconett and Sws, Edgings and nserimgs,
real WEIGH cause aad American white Fianncs, red and
yeow do, mode and other colsrs Moreens for Ladies'
skirts, hlack fancy kid gloves silk Fiiose and enibro
deyed do, X aud Alpaca hose aoldcn Paid oil trcs
sell Mauch st and Eastou Gmghams, striped, barred
and plain dress silks, style Bonnet ribbons IN great
variety THIS arrival contains splendid assortment OF
adsomcst and cheapest goods brought 10 this
market. Oct SIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-15
O e2t. E,eisnel.

O. w. HEiSkELL
T@S IS received from New York, Philadelphia and
rs4~ baltimore his second large stock of
FALL. AND WINTER GOODS
winch were bought at considrrahe reduction on prices
clrt N t'e season. his siaci complete and
prea' i'd1ce nen'- to persons wishing purchase II
coi'sls.s ~ part, OF The following articles, viz:
DRESS GOODS--5ILKS.
Emhrsfdcted 8roca,ie silks beautiful STYLES Pout he
Sole, Chameleon, Raw SIR PlaIs Gro be Berlin Gro
ne Airme, Gro De RHINE, Gro De Nap, Turk Satin
Italian lnslriuaS, plain Silks for Friends Mana aud
Nesltc SILKS extra wide and very rich Tatteas india
ana trench Saihs, Senchews etc. being extremely
re a'd varied assortment OF Dress silks etc. at redt-
ced prices.
VARIOUS OTHER DRESS GOODS.
IhAct "tts, IN great variety Of coors; Andansau
cloths beautiful article for Friends Ho iuras pails
Jenny i,ind Piaids. Bertha Plads, Ca Plaids stewart
Pi1ds Saillo Plais California Paids being the most
complete assortment of PLAID Goods ever before offered
s9he OF uish heng expressly for children. French.
Eh.iish aud German Merinoes, mode colorcd black
c"3re and satin striped Alpaca ustres Satin striped
ai other Casameres, sOne very hands o at o, cpps
per vi, Mousen De LANES, California Robes Pnr,,urt
Ia ci1tls, extra Bohazines. Mann Theron 4. Cos
mae, btiIanha aud Fctori a Plads Swiss Muslins.
J1Ccone do Nans"ok do. Mull do, hook Muslin plain
dad paid do, JackoHeis and Bishop Lawns
Also-boo ps Enrlisi, French AND American Cali
Goes, with an immense variety of dark and rich WIN
ter Gingsns, al reduced prices.
Party Dresses of the newest designs. some of them
embroidered III the most beautiful manner.
Bonnet NJ ateridltich and uncut Vcivets Bonnet
SatihS, plaid Innings, Bonnet ribbons in great variety
fmmes for Bonneis, Freuch Artificial Flowers.
WOOLENS, ETC.
French. Engs! and American Cloths and Cassimeres
also few pieces OF French Cloths expressly for La
DIES C'oaHs Sdiuets, 'rWeeds, aud great variety
goods for bows silk warp Flanuels all wool do
Crthpel Fianrei; WEIGH Flannel, GaIze do, Twil!ed
do. aud the other varieties Satin and silk yesues
Mcrino do, Vslenria do
Also brown aud bieached Musns OF thirt five diff
ierent Factories.
BonHets in great variety, Lusches, Cap abs, Quill
ings, Head Ornaments.
Shawls-Terkerri, Thbet Silk Fringes, Cashmere
SttadlIla, embroidered cloth. heavy plain hasN CLOTH
beio Highland plaid, silk Alpaca and many other va
rctirs.
Also co1'ngs, Green Raizes, Furniture f!aids and
Chlnfzcs TickInIs, Shifting and 4 prom Checks Mari
ncr's and Pilot ~hirn1S, brown heached and conred
Canton Fiannchs, Eastern Linseys Russia Shcetiugs
iea cuiorcd Linens Drawn and heachtd linen Tale
Iapers at very reduced prices; celored Neveis aad
NelVetees; Coveret yarn, Cotton Yarn Cars yarn.
1900 yards very heavy ID inch linens for WAGON
Saddle Blankets. Rose Blankets. A large lot OF ceun.
try Flannel. WooIcH sacks.
Als1 $50 pairs OH Dressed Bnclskin Cloves very SUI.
perIor
? The p1hlic may rest assured that the stock is one
o' the largest and best offered in this region
country. Nov
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-15
Greer s. Motte.

MCKEE AND ROBERTSON'S GOODS.
n PAIRS superior blankets,
~ 10 pieces Red Fianues,
do ( 4 brown pressed Flannel
) do Pieces Cashmere
10 do Ky Jeans. large lot of WOODEN Yarn, all
of Mckee ~ Robertsons make just received and for
sac cheap by GREER & MUrTE,
oct Is No 1862, Market st.
4 MOTHER lot of those superior Blankets Of Mckee,
- RaborIsons make just received and for sale at
manufacturers price by GREER & MOTTE,
Get 30 No l62, market st.
TGOM ESTES, Brown and bleached shifting aud sheet
.a$ ings brown and bleached Drings, Ticking
Checks, white and coored Canton Flannes
we'd and for sale low GREER Il MOTTE,
oct NO 1862. Market st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-15
COufg rtfoudCD.

AkF RS HEATING would respeclhlr call the al
LVs tention OF her friends and the puhc ucr yell
selected stock of Fruit and iaaury, ch she is
now receiving and opening at her Monroe -
opposite the Merchants and Mechanics rank.
Consisting of Oranges, Lemons, katsHs Fi-s FrUnes
French currants, Rasns. preserved Ord peel prCser
we'd Lemon peel, Citron aud uts OF all atus, all Of
which she will sell wholesale the .owest
prices
Country Merchants would do wsiito call and exam
me for then selves. oct 20
Il BALE Soft shell Almonds
a. l do English Walnuis,
do Cream Nuts,
do filerts,
Bags ground Nuts,
! Bbi Tecons,
II Boxes bunch Raisins,
10 Drums Figs,
= Trails Dates,
9 Kegs Fresh Currants,
do Fresh Tamarinis
3 Boxes Oranges,
2 do Lemons
Bbl Lines, just received and for sale hv
MRS HEATING.
oct 26 Monroe street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-15

FOR WORMS Com,tock's Ne,Hitnec NJ eradicate
At, ,,l- r lrtn aud adults WHO nave worms. Caution,
Crwaie of all unless the name spelled AomaIock,
line old Dutth Name oi the Inventor. i.ice p cents
psr tu.tc * Il oau" nlure The citi SHOULD 'hefe
ia no worms, but 1t " iA a." i good.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-15
lSslss. 2SagGeU.

L0HN ELIlOTr.

Twenty Thousand Dollars and an s aaSs
| ry Goods TO he sold at cost for cash.
WA BAILEY al No l59 Main street, Offers Al cost
his large, eicg1Mt and beautiful Pssortnenl OF fancy
aud apr Dry Goods the stock contains al mos! every
article in the dry goods line and amounts to betwee
fifteen and twenty Thousand dollars.
am determined on selling out 10 quit the business.
so the Dear People VIII understand this not 10 be a
hunhug setting OF at cost.
The Ladies are particularly invited to call as my
STOCK OF dress aud fancy goods very large silks,
plads, ginsLams. shawls, Hosiery. Ribbons Fringes'
etc. in endless quantities. m
For GeuIsmen every thing in their line, viz: Black
French cloths and Cassimeres Cloakings Linens, fancy
Cassncs an elegant assortment Of Nesiugs, Cravats,
Suapenders Gloves Shrtnes nuslIns, Sheelhes ere III
any quantities.
Merchants and others now wishing TO purchase on
better teri, than ;'icy do East wouit 60 wen 10
call and make selections Immediately, the stock Ieng
very large and pete should lie very great induce
meat to purchasers will sell ont the whole stock al
wholesale on very advantageous terms.
WIN BAILEY,
dec Is No ll9 MAN street,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-15
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

" IULB0N 4 DE AND hEI MI;
THE latest ARRIVAL have this day finished receiving
L NV large and splendid stock of Fall and W inter
Goods, which open for the Inspection OF all
purchasers, either wholesale OF retail can positively
ali rn HAT have large aud well selected stock Of
Fancy aud Staple Dry Goods can he found IN inns city
My prices Is an object 10 every purchaser
Oct NM bAiLEi:
B-The attention afhe Ladies is particularly called
10 nav stock of Dry Goods they of great variety
have lust received few more of those yer! rieh SIX
and velvet ves,ings aud likewise fancy caSsners for
gentlemen. No 100 Main 81. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-15
OYSTERS OYSTERS. OlNTERS.
NO MONOPOLY
OYSTER RbkissdsE's

~ he undersigned have lifted up ttar Depot
J. Main street. a few doors south OF Monroe. lu which
they prepared to dispose Of FRESH OYSTERS,
received direct from Baltimore where they ara shipped
10 Them by the first hands.
We are prepared to sell ihem Wholesale E2Jali, at
very small advance over Baltimore pTle4+
PRlCES-Stewed Is 81 per do2, Raw / ceais, Fried
IS cents.
Keepers of Oyster Houses, and Private 'anil, would
do well To give a cal,ss viii maze chaft
them to do MI McNAS4i 81 MOORE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-15
FRESH FRUITS.

6@ BOXES fresh NJ X Raisius.
aS-NS do do Lmons,
do do Oranges, Just received and '-r
sale low: MRS. = hEATEiNG-
nov 30
T4REMIUM HATS-S. ANEEA has ON hand a large
z assortment OF superior silk and Beaver Hats WFicA
has been pronounced by good judges superior TO any thot
has been offered in this city. Also a uJtuent 90
ulerior Otter Fur, Seal Musk saii-, a.G q
great variety Plush and oil silk caps Also aue lot
childrens' fancy hats, all of which Will DE sold az
lowest possible price. de-
| - ETTLEMEN wanting beautiful New Norl sir
III hat and beautifully trimmed viii call p
) d HARPER'S
Fashionable Hat and Cap esla-l.-a.,l., ,,u er ot
Main and Union streets. NOV 10
| E3ERSoNS wanting Hats aud Caps los tae Wholesale
| 4. or retail will call at ID "a Abf Gk'S,
Hov 10 corner Nam and r.IoH streets
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-15
TlsH@ 1e .G 0an
Stone & GDomae.

NEW FANCY AND STAPLE DRY CoOns
ssbUSS,,
No. l65 Min Street. Wheeling, Va.
2d Goor nboUe J. higer's.
THE SUBSCRIBERS. having associated tter,zcIve,
t0ccher for the purpose of carrying the Flnc,
and staple Dry goods business under tie firm of
$40 D. Il THOMAS
Beg leave 10 inform the citizens of w hceIiuo and y
ciy tat they are now receiving and opening at thei
stand No 1865, Main - rect, Wheeling. an entire Ne,
stock OF Fancy aud Staple. Foreign and Domestic DR.
Goods Having purchased the above for CASH and r.
beh great pans IN their selections, that fatier then
selves That they can otter BARGAINS eyrcl,ed w none
PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE
IN thet stock may he fonnd large assortment silk,
llalls, Ginehetns. Alpac7s. Ronhazines Cashmere
ne Laines, Prinis, Shaws Cloths Cassimcres Tweed
Cassineits. &c, &c. ~
;. Nddlilous viii he made every f.w DAYS frou
Is L,"hPiete. f. STONE
w heeilhs, Selt29. lsfI &c THOMAS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-15

DEAFNESS CCEEp-nR. NcNAiE's ACCOrS
TlC OiG.-1hose deaf Fl om Old age and from infancy
odeu receive Ilet icsrus most miraculous manner
Dos uc Use Of tnis ii les she eject to restore the
and bring into the natural action of the pats 50
To restore the hearing wa'u lost or Impaired rus
viii le all OF recent deafness, and many Of
long standing. An deaf persons saoui' use Tins oil -
CoUsoeA & Co. q Cortland S., are the wAolesaefs-
Price s j per flask.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-15
LEATHER.

"a FULL assortment of all kinds of leather kin calf
AHs Kid, lining and binding skins Sparsbes Tarks
aud Findings of all kinds all OF Which will he sold low
for cash. 1oDD and HOWELL.
q poZ Mems Fur Caps just received fv
. sep Todd 4 N0NNEL-I.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-15

ANOTHER ARRIVAL.
e. BALES Canton Flannel,
= cases Saitnct,
do Tweed Cashmere,
do Elk and fancy do
: 10 Prints,
Package shawls
Cases Bedched Goods,
10 Baies tfown do. Received this day by
TALLANT Il DELAPLATN,
Wholesale Dealers, Monroe st. Wheeling, Ia.
Nov
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-15

4 AkG. OAbS.
TTsr received ,oi 60. superior s.is Plush Caps Tor
- Geu,'s ana !uf safe lsw Al HENRAS,
al. b. " alter
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-15
HARDW ARE.

fIRCuI.AR Saws for sale by OFT aud GREER.
~ Nov -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-15

Tag hi and Cross Cut Saws mill man
ss2e ufacturei from Saudersou's double refned Cast
Steel just received by HENRY p. MORRIS
Nov 20 Aalu street.