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over The s'rsi ger." "sud yirPinlu'." or Eh
ID aI"PerecIion.' and The Heir Al Law" ard
not Glt that a pay" "ingedy"--even a
comedy" or farce" may geuiaiIy inhusnce
the heaui Who has witnessed their correct re.
prcscHlaiion on the stage without realizing thai
they Iraye behind no common spOils--
'Depositing on the silent shore
o. memory, images ard gentle thoughts,
Which cannot die, ane Nill not be CtsrUyed" /"
Let tihose Who admire the "drama" aud love
"lun." see "ihe players"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-09-29
Fer the Cure Of Tetter, Ring-WOrn, Salt
Rheum, Barber'S Itch, &C., &c.

An article called CIRcAssIAS BALM and the only
thing of the kind made in the country, will cure
sny Of the above complaints. 1t is liquid, and
the application is much easier than other medicine
used for the same complaints 1t is also one OF the
best shaving materials that has ever been invent.
ed-healing all eruptions that may happen to be
on the face, SO that while you shaving you are
at the same time healing the sores upon the face.
Call and look at il, and you will be certain to buy.
AgEATs.-HilbtIt and Hoobler, J'f~rsoni Carr
& Cummings. LeesJurg; J. Forbes, Hagersiowni
Nc Bean and Knox, Cadiz; Doct. Sinclair, SIeu-
benvi!Ie; McCasky, Palermo.
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"By their works ye shall know them."

The acquisition of immense territory since
the last Congressional election, has made the ex-
tension of Slavery question of the highest
importance. As human liberty is paramount to
Rll other subjects of political character, it is
natural that the subject of Free Soil should, in
this canvass, ,beooked upon with hegreatestsoli-
cl'ude' In our district no man prctsndsto to favor
the introduction of slavery into the territories.
All profess to favor the doctrine of Free Soil.
Men seeking public lavors. often find it uecessa.
Fy however, to "assume a virtue which they
have not" And consequently we find those
Who adhere to principles directly opposed to
Free Soil, declaring themselves in favor Of Free
Soil. OF course, for the principles of the dem.
ocratc (l) party we are 10 look TO the Boltirnoys
platform. On plank of this platform we find
written, the following, all efforts of the
abOlitionists or others made TO induce Congress
10 interfere with questions ofSlavery, or 10 take
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-09-29

The strongest argument we have yet heard in
favor Of the electlon OF John B. Weller is that
it will give him an opportunity Of making mon.
ey TO pay back portion Of the eleven thousand
dollars he loaned TO himself as a Fund Com
missioner of Butler county, "bul even this is a
poor argument inasmuch as his pay as Govern
or will br much less than as member Of Con.
gress while be was spending the "surPlus rev.
enue." His salary as Governor, were he 10 be
elected, would not more than pay the interest or
this "self.oan," after deducling his bills for 'fu
el.-[PiqIa Register.
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ERYsIpELAs, OR ST. ANTHoNY's FIRE.

ERYsIPELAs, OR ST. ANTHONY's FIRE.
Wrght's Indian Vegetable Pills are an easy, safe
and certain cure for EYsiPeas, because they purge
from the body those poisonous humOrs which are
the cause Of St. AnthonY's Fire and every other
msady. From four N six Of said Indian Vegsts-
bic Pills, taken once in twenty-o hours, ct night
on going to bed, will in short time make perfect
cure OF the most obstinate attack Of EyaPelas; ct
the same time the digestion will be improved, and
the blood so completely purified that all kinds Of
Inflammation and pain will be driven from the bo-
dy, and health and vigOr will be given 70 the whole
frame.
BEWARE OF couSTERFEITs AND LIMITATIONS. =
Remember that the original and only genuine In
dian Vegetable Pills have the written signature oi
William Wright on the top label Of each box.
The genuine is for sale by H. A. Stdger, Car
rollton; s. A. Highland, New Harisbnrgh; James
Forbes Sen, New Hsgerstown; Roby g. 60. Lees
burgh; Sinclair & Daniel, Malvern; Geo. McCss
key, Palermo, and wholesale and retail at the Prin
cpal office, I69 Race ST., Philad.
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DEATH OF JUDsE SArNDERs.-At the Red Sui.
phur Springs. in Virginia, On the 25Ih ultimo.
Judge Lafayette Saunders, Of Clinton, Louisi-
ana, brealhed hiI last. The deceased was a na.
i've Of Tennessee, but many years ago removed
TO Louisiana, in which State be was much res.
pecied, and filled in q manner highly honorable
TO himself, several Offices OF distinction, lie
was delegate to the Wing National COnven'
ton al Philadelphia, where he took prominen
part as the organ Of General Taylor's politics
opinions. He has lef widow and several chill
dren.-PihsbHgh GGIstts.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

The partnership heretofore existing, in the mer-
camille business, under the firm of c. H. Stockton
& Co., was dissolved on the 9th day of Septenl:
ber, Is 4S, hy mutual consent. All those know.
ing themselves indebted 10 said frm will please
call and settle sheir accounts.
G. H. STOCK0N.
S. N. STOCKON.
n B. The business will be continued a! the old
stand, by c. H. STOCKON.-
New Hsgerstown. September %, l848-5O-3t.
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Fstnte or Diuah Westfal.

Notice is hereby given, that have been ap-
pointed administrator on the estate Of Dinah
Westfall, late of Carroll county, Ohio, deceased.
AL! persons indebted to said estate are required
to make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same, 20 present them, legally
proven, for settlement, within one year from This
date. SIMEON WESTFALL, Admir-.
Sentember %, I84S-5I-3t
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We hope that all the Free Soil Van Buren,
Wings, who cannot vote for Gen. Taylor be.
cause he is not Wing enough TO suit their no.
tons, will read his letter 10 Capt. Allison, pub.
lished in our columns to-day. They will find
food for thought, and although they may not, a.
gainst their wills, be convinced, it %ill perhaps
make the Van Buren, pill rub Islle closer on
its way down their throuts.-lO. S. Journal.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-09-29
Township Meetings.

Appointments have been made for holding
meetings next week, as follows:
At AtWartsville-Tuesduy evening next.
At Perysville-Wednesd Is "
At DunIaP's School house-Thursduy evn'g.
At Kilgore.-Fridoy evening.
At Malvern-Saturduy evening, Ocs7.
Let the Wings in and near those places see
10 it.
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"a DEMOCRAT"

We give place to "a Democrat" not because
we have entire confidence in his democracy,
but because he could not, he thinks, be heard
through the Picoyune. We know there are
many honest Democrats who have no conf.
dence in the Democratic candidate for Congress
and their complaints ought to be heard.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-09-29
Estate Of Thomas 1trOgan.

Notice is hereby given, that have been ap.
pointed administrator on the estate of Thomas
Brogan, late OF Carroll county, Ohio, deceased
All persons indebted to said estate are required to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same, to present them, legally
proven, for settlement, within one year from this
date. GARRET PIN, Admir-.
September %, Is48-5l-3l
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-09-29

VrrMcYT Il he Vermont WWchmsn ha'com
pletr returns Of members elected to the Senate
and House or Representatives. The Senate will
stond 2I Wings. 8 Democrats, Van Buren,
Whig majority II. same as last year The House
will stand Wings ll6 Democrats AZ. Van Bu.
renites 81 Wing majority overall. l2; last year
@. This shows Wing gain of 4 members in
the House, aud the same on joint ballot.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-09-29

ANOTHER TAYLOR Vo1E.-MAIDEN VoTE OF A
GRANpFATHER.-Geo. Washington Park Gusts,
the venerable slepson of General Washington,
delivered an address near Mount Vernon, re-.
Gently, during which he took occasion TO state
that, although possessing the necessary freehold
qualification in Virginia to enttle him TO vote in
several counties, from the fact of his residence
having always, heretofore, been IN the District
Of Columbia, he had no privilege Of giving a
vote. The late retrocession Of Alexandra TO
Virginia, however, has changed the c,rcum.
stances; sand now" said he, "that nestimable
privilege. the right of suffrage. has come with
in my reach, and am about to avail myself OF
it you will see an old grandfather cast his mai
den reisl" He added his intention Of voting
fer Gen. Taylor. Mr.. Gusts must be about
80 years of age.-[Pius' Gaz.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-09-29

FRtENDsHIP.--Whe we see the leaves drop.
ping from the trees in the beginning of Autumn,
Just such think we, is the friendship of the
world; while the sap of maintenance lasts, our
friends swarm in abundance around. but in The
winter of need they leave us alone and naked
He is is fortunate man, that finds real friend
in his need; but more truly happy is he, by far,
that hath no need Of his aid.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-09-29

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undcrskn.
ed have been appointed Executors on the estate
Jacob GotshalI, deceased, late Of Carroll Co..
Ohio. Those indebted 10 said estate are requ.
red TO make immediate payment, and those haV.
ing claims against said estate, are requested 10
present Them, legally authenticated, for settle.
ment within one year from this date.
JONATHAN GOTSHALL,l
WILLIAM GOTSHALL, Executors.
Sept. 9th, ts48.
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Most Extraordinary Work.
THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.
BY DR.. A. NJ. MAURIcEAU,

Professor Of Diseases Of WOm'H.
Sixth Edition. lsmo. pp $50. Price 81.
5O,CGO GOPITS SGL,D IN SIX MONTHS
Years of suffering, of physical and mental an
guish to many an afectonate wife, and Pecuniary
difficulties to the husband Eight have been spared;
thousands now poor would have enjoyed compe-
tence; thousands now broken in health would have
enioyed it; hundreds now in their graves been still
alive, BY timely possession of this work.
1t is intended especially for the married, or those
contemplating marriage, as it dscloses important
secrets which should be known to them particularly
Truly, knowledge is power. 1t is health, huPPi-
ess. cffuerce.
The revelations contained in its pages have pro-
we'd blessing to thousands, as the innumerabe let
ters received by the author will attest
Here, also, every female--the wife, the mother,
the one either budding into womanhood, or the one
in the decline of years in whom nature contem-
plates an important change--can discover the eau
ses SYMPTOMS, and the most efficient remedies, and
most certain mode of cure, in every complaint to
which her sex is subject.
It's importance to the Married
may be gathered from the fact, that TRAVELLING
AGENTS make from
Three to Five Dollars a day!
from its sae hundreds of active, ehterprzng agents
are accumulathga little competence from the libe-
raj discount allowed, and the great demand for it..
Orders are required to be accompanied with payment
Copies will be sent by mail free Of postage
to the purchaser.
Over twenty thousand copies have been sent by
mail within three months with perfect safety and
certainty.
On the receipt of One Dollar, the "Married WO-
mans Private Medical Companion" will be sent
maied free to any part of the United States. All
letters and applications from those desiring to be-
come agents must be postpaid Except those con-
tanning remittance) and addressed to DR.. A. NJ.
Maurceau, Box 1924, New York City. Publish
ing Office, l2s Liberty street, New York.
The "Married Woman's Private Medical Com
panion" is sold by Booksellers throughout the Uni
ted States. 44-3m.
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To the Polls.

But one week from next Tuesday will pass,
until it will devolVe upon the people of Carroll
county, in common with their fellow citizens
throughout Ohio, to exercise the privilege Of
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given, to all those who are IN
dehted to the late firm of Cummings L Cameron.
;ha, payment is required, and il not attended to
soon, they may expect to find their no:es and aC-
counts in the hands of the proper officers for cO-
lection. CUMMINGS & CAMERON.
CarroIltoh, September 70, l848-SO-3t
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-09-29

Per IT ON REcoRD.-We understand tha
Messrs. Drake and Jeweu, lolerubly prominent
Democrats Of this region. have publicly declared
tha. if the charges Of General CoOmbs-Ihu'
General Cass, in l824-5, addressed highly ycom.
plimentary letter TO Mr.. Clay, congralua'ing him
upon his triumphant vindicalion" from the
charge of bargaining" with J. @. Adams, and
,hatthe same Cass, when Ministerto France, after
the election Of Harrison, in letter to the home
Government requested permission TO remain at'he
French Court t,-thatif these charges, we say, can
bs proved, ,they will not vote for him in November.
Very well, stick pin ,here!-Zanesvills COr.
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A REQUEST.

If the gentleman who borrowed my Over-coat
some time in May last will return it, will thank
him. have forgotten who it is.
JAMES N. DAVIS.
Carrollton, September 29, lS4S.
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vote for man whose political, moral. and reli-
sious Standing is such that would be unwilling
20 trust him with four shiliings, and, behave
speak the senumeuts Of five hundred Demo
Gratis 10 this county.
A DEMOCRAT.
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Lot No. SO, in Atkinson and McCOok's addi-
ton, is adjoining the Jail alley, and enclosed.
wish to sell it. A. L. LITTELL.
June so, lS4S-3s-tf.
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Notice is hereby given, that We have been sp.
pointed executors on the estate Of James John
ston, late Of Carroll county, Ohio, deceased. All
persons indebted TO said estate are required 10
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same, 10 present them, legally
proven, for settlement, within one year from this
date. AMOS CARR. rx
JOHN CLARK,
September ~, ls48-50-3t. ~.
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MUSLANSs

A large lot Of brown and beached tnuslins. just
received, and for sale at the store Of
E. SINCLAIR
C,rroll;on, Mays, 184s-3a-tf.
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A steam Boiler, Is feet long, by 50 inches
diameter, and the castings for saw MILL may be hsa
cheap, by ApPlyingt to A. L. LITTELL,
6srOiltea, June 30, ls<s-Ss-sf.
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Gbc Carroll frrr 1)rrss.

W. Il. LLOYD, EDITOR.
CaTrOIItOn,:;;::#::ErIGay, Sept. 20, 1873.
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lsss @D1s
ALEX. aaYMAN,

"a --~
n,lS-i0o rs French, Eng N and Wcstof England
/, d.ri c.ataz. Inanr. whi-h willie t9dn0 lfM y,
'peollc, .ps.' IWiiei, whfte @AlVtue si't'sTsi
maIN u~ frtt IN price, As" ~ Sses NHsS
W.sc't Is very lethiiul ann fNsnsVy -
N0fuoes. a lar-es'oce, yea me fu@
4 aanis-i51 Is 0nrst AID test gynshf q t'epgi
utc., Hiu<ians. yea hosiiaaie al5lgss3a 49,
.r. r4..s,ne txs rL.ent to- rs 3Sc lsftd. h-H
a-.aar.ne4lof Maacle3'-r aaa domestic a. fe'''ea
/ Lineus-A ye,y large sioek Of ttAiaas q very
/ d. al ar,c', w.o,en hoods. Also non
re gusts .or rudfen.
b. stps--k b. rityo o. c%afpc,in., aqi"rT wf'icl W.
d a soal a .cie ot 9 lns'a'a if - 1'"'' pN'
EHevcH AND IrAAfiN 60op$.
.ev .sftu. s4d sHNsnt 80 teteHt hhuss, slrh A.
'c>l4 sin. ual s.yHlcdt snssoii' sNta si.ltel
l rolit dt sair, fNis p'ah ana '-nt'a q ~"
J -itef PAIRS nlutk Grass ae Gtlie p iart. Ns" -
y Afra lrqv4 add wI4e tlsh lustte -iacN siiA TOT
ATS. Al~,afe pt ess india Saiih.a sfseatdi ~
u Asa Tautaid Silss, ANA q great uHAt "ssefs Ns'N
y e., competing 81 cssat s4snrtl0t iol >'tAs iss
, t.r tslud / ass is.ase wesl 8! iae sivt3a"s' 1
H.aIy mvttp ihe stisstrraia ami eAsAttit' tAe'i As
no Heltf wen worth tacif mus @4H A's = =
ID aystftlsI-w ts,nt etas walel "tisA4i Az
y t-s asNevtrf Ss-att fns hlafAe.- "~No $50
n AZ i"c ~. ara, q eapf sdlcir-
u b 3ti1to wu'lh haired sas sfiks Tor dfesses9l s'.sF
ttl ant stttr.
. 4 t8s r Hsgel,Flasei Dresses, something
= ua-,.s4a r4-r shlcA 40 merchant a tlisrNi
III rHa4t.+ 4l-4sir4L i~sNittf a. a euSioalet- 4t4i
n ai44tcr ft ts4 Wish - ses tarht .
4 tttt.t, tprrai Lncrs. htbhoii+, Atti-
II Feu.h MlueaOc>. Bo,aafln ShlwiS.
. nct Jscoa -. Aestntg,, NarllifS Bed
"a uurrs. Cstton Fiaaasls, Cancers
al IUa. luuis ~.
10 fiG tNutss-s 81 Spacs ha' tsen RS iee wa
"a t4- sea, and iasasat raulfif HfceNl, s, i3e iNf
q YttHs HHt- aaule cas- f1 ett y fN~
q 20 . .efr u.Na4haud most A7tl1l4At Hlr 1
-ts4a. ~ lSaa tfMmN tnN N
t. bau mas rssi assured riaS - VIII save o
~ .H44i q. zttlus mg tha lfsttAi, a. / ah sure
l..-..st aur Niruief TOO bifgaius sna ~ tss.
. rut4trr N.rch eats rr3 Wvi.ed 20 ca4 Ava -ie
i n, eel SEN gooes W sdfh lesn .ina- "
"a .aanef d. b. sep -.
go aa
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Dobn Ell ii.
JOHN ELLIOTT,
WHOLESALE MD Retail. DEALER.
In Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods and
VurictiN.

IN fOTtISH uhu U0WfNFTc Ury UOUdS and
Varieties.
No, l63, MAIN ST.. WHFRLlNG. Va.
4. yTYOUIn rrsncctiaily Alarm his customers aud the
WV pubic generally that he il now receiving his
st-ck OF ran Goods. comprising a general assortment OF
Fancy and staple Dry Goods, together with a large aud
extensive stock Of VARIETIES aud Fancy Goods, 10 which
hss wonid cal lie aiteat ION of his former customers and
ailD',ers WHO may be III want of New aad desirable
Goods. aHs
HIS stock consists in part of Brown and Blcached
Mushns, Tlckings, Ginriat.s, Checks. Broad Cloths.
tassimefs, Saiiincts and Ne~tincs. FIauueIs, Alpacas,
Irish Linens and Calico OF all kinds, Lace goods Rib
hors, Gloves. CTavais, Hosiery. Pobgec Hdrf. bingham
"a. aud Trimmings OF all kinds.
Cutlery. Watches, Jcwery, Pins. Needles, Threads.
Percussion caps, Aceordiors, Fine Ivory Comhs and
CAnis OF al kinds; Looking CLASSES. Picture frames
and Carpets, with a large assortment OF Bras 9 day and
10 hour clocks Of all kinds ard prices.
Coputry merchants and pedlsrs are particularly invi
ted 10 call as goods in their lipe will nc sod cheaper
= thaqss aly 9i59ft j. q94e IN lhs GiiYL
a sen Is JOHN Elfl0rT.
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r.. to @0098A
Sstouc * gn0lnas.

SgN rANCr Avn STALE DRY Goops
GOOSE,
No. 1868 1i'iq Stree'. Wheeling. Va.
Ed aaor abouc J. higsrs.
TIL tN-' "ih"RS, hsvinr associated tseusn'yes
. iacetAer .Hf 'to purpose 81 sarrytu. .n The F.srv
and staple lf3 aats business. tuder The frm Of
aIoNE& THOMAS.
n'l rev E 'hipr" ne ciittans u Wheeling and W.
r tlet q % H'lY recc.siig apl o1rpi,r st cir
! and. ~ if5. NTtf street. Nhrriius. an ssfire Vow
r."r< "t aitey and sio1in. Forcj-n sud poursi,c Dr.,
fifchtei TIE a"ove fpr Cash. AMI Is
'. Jog e GU pier RarcH,ns cycrIcd 20, none.
ftf AsN CALI. MD EXAMINE. .
D. sI''N nay le forrt a laren assortment afsHks
or lalHs. NHscrs. Bnmhaziucs. Ce4hmeres
80 Afiles. ttl1's, Sltyl, Cloths. CaSsnneres. Tweed.
Co. t7c'fs. 81. &r.
fid+ipHs wil rc made every nv I,vs from
-" ; oTk. Philadelphia, aud Baltimore r~utittneir s,aci
Is .... "| Z. STONE.
Nas"t .3ept> g. l~il. } THOMAS.
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GREAT ATTRACTION IN


0nd JdTpfT Wurt HU0fI9'
No. l43. AGiH strect, Waiting, Va.
syzIIE subscribers would Respectfully call thr attention
"a oftheir customers ana the public eenfralN te ttei'
stock, consisting of thel Ia, gcst and most splendid 9-sorl
luent Of the la,cst style aud hest tuislcd turhliule
Looking GLASSES. &e.eyer 0lcred in This eitv, ana wihel
cannot ie surpassed in the western country, all OF WH'ei
Will he sold at prices that cannot fail 20 plrasc,N warfah
ted TO give satisfaction. Also a large stock Oft photsiefl
ware On hand and made to oder sUda't he for Stean
hnats and Faulty use. Also Venetian aud STAT WINDOW
Blinds on hand and made to order.
STEAMBOATS, furnished with every article OF tuf
nnure al shogthotice ana ON the very best terus
ura5 ENDEL & HARBOUR,
= OOkING 6DAsS ~FLArEs-Iust received a fai
Ia asoument OF Looking Glass Plates and lor Sale al 70
lucei prices. MhNDELA nthpp'h,
aasl4 lS Nalh
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DapGmI9Ee
CGlAK FOUNDRY,

CLAY FOUNDRY,
Corner Of Clay and F0urih STREE, opposite
the !SteeI Factory,
IViiEELLNG, VI.
p. M,aINsIs, q. W. crNSt~oHAa. JANIS uAGGs.
M'GrNNiS. CUNNINGHAM 4 ga.
TETAEERoOM at iha iloiseof D.. MGtnuis. No IL
wv East side of Market square, where in addition
TO his own STOCK of Iron, Mats, Groceries. &c, viii he
constantly kept IN hand al kinds ut castings; cooking
stoves OF lie most approved styles. also every other dies
csipiinii OF Stoves aud Graies OF tie itst and most
.ealttiii that are now in use: si,ar and wash kettle
OF all SIZES, a good aSSorj uenj also every other desCnp
ton OF ware 10 make the assortment co1nplcte. We ar,
also Iuasin ing preparations TO haze Il good assortment 81
the various patterns of Ponshs for the coming season.
all of which win he sold on the most reasonable terms
job wufk done at the 81 ofle,t notice ana lowest rates
Jan M'GlNNiS, CUNNINGHAM x co.
NsVN BARRELS. A good assortment of Gun Bar
~ rcts just received aud tor sale by
sep22 SAMUEL NEEI..
SLEIGH BELLS.
cI.ElGH Bells on straps and in dozens; Polished do a.
~ Russell Martingalcs, for sale 10y
nov 20 oii 1kt-hh.
WANTED.
EMO Journeymen rlaisrs 10 work on stirrup Irsns
q and Bndie Bits, appiy 10
nov 30 & OF * GREth.
- EMS, with and without eases; asa Il genef
&N al assortment of steel pens al the iriety sto { o.
Now n j. BLACkMAR < Co.
e Monroe st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-22

DIR. SPHON'S sick HEADACHE REMEDY
nv Gin var s,if,r with that distressing compliant
,.n a remedy isu hand tuai wIiluot tatito cure toaf
rs remedy wnl -f,cjuslls destroy any alta h OF head
ne, either nrrvoJ- uf bilious. II has cufed cases OF
tsuty years. staining.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-22
Gallant s. pelapiata.
~Seneenep * Rbnosa.

ssfnNfnfp & ND00sn.
rHlhrRENS' Zephyr wGrSte4 ami woolen Polka
~ Coats, Youths cars aud comforts, woollep canes
'sl Ma =, and an endless variety at Hoods. soite very
icauiitui, w'fh all kinds stockings, socks, gloves, Mr3.
etc, Just open I'd and for sale hy
ectJ -S~ENSENEY 4 GHoaES
Z AIDES Gentlemen and G~hiilrenS' l.amh's Wool.
= Mefino and Silk slirts. Hosiery ia English sir, raw
Sik, Cashmere, Alpaca, SaNoncy. Vorstcl, Gerran-
town snd f.amt's wool, wlu,e, Hack, slate and mixed
9 cotton, etc, for sale. SENSENEN RHODES
NFANT'S Sbirts,-reccivcd tiis morning some more
Sd of those fine Mcrluo Gut Ssxany infsnis sltiris,
oct 10 SENSENEY L RHODE
ITO THE hAnlES-receivel this morning hv Grecu's
81 J. Express some more Of those very desirable hack
aud made coioret satin aud plaid casiucres. also a few
sIsore dress "a terms of extra rich soiii plaid black
Gees d Antique silks, with various other now Goods.
set l6 SENSENEY & BiUBt
sSWAN sfMoNIS' celebrated cloths and Cassimers
RS flaCk and fancy colors for sale by
oct 10 " STNSENEN A. RHODES