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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-29
Ma. MALONE KAYMOND's IRISH EVEN

III a.. n
NIlNGS 4ud the ladies' OF family, every Monday
Wsdnssds Az and FRIDAY. 80 cents.
MAS MALONE RAYMoND's Isctu'e, with the
Model Ancient Jsru slem Sunday Tuesday Thur'day
and Saturday. Both at 7t-538 Broadway, over Psnos
Hail ~ "
,ISWE MOST VALUABLE COLLECTION OF
l PICTURES by Titan. Muriiio. Rubens. and many
Others " the greatest ~ the Old masters ever 10 nus
eountry now being exhibited at the gallery OF the Ma
tionsl Aesdsmy OF Design. corner Of Broadway eEd
aSnis.,on Is cents Isl SITS
AMtRICAS MUsEUh--splendid performances
"A every afternoon snd evenins Mis- feibys superb
scriptu statuary representing tho Birth OF christ
al, Last supper His TT al before Pontius Pats sod
al.o re presentation of lnrsmp erate Faniy all IN
ax the .irs Of life may bs at all hours every day
aud evening without esra charge Beside these are ,n
gae.d-The bahemisn Family Comoany Of talented 'o-
casts Mast Jof nston, II sht Rope Dancer Great We't
srn the low comedia Pete Morris COME sinsea cara
fishers Shak,perean Cabinet, Mrs Monei Miss Bernard
Misses Juisn and Whitlock dancers Mr. Whitlock, Mr.
Pross.r NADINE Rockwell, fortnne-teiler. So Admis
s,oh h =. w ""'' 2sfn
DOLKA-ALLEN DoDWoRrH. No. iis Broome-.t
L near Broadway forninx class for the above dance
snd the Polka Qasdrlles The class oeips Incomplete
would be ps sssd 20 rseeiys Or pupils Fnt essen On
Tue-day, FEB %. 90 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-29

- Isona &c 50 Zee, trout By 100 feet deep, sto~s
sod attic desirable location. being bat fsv ooor
n could be altered suit tho occupant To lot With
Without the stable For price, tc address inquire Of
Isl wis n r HIGBlE, 90 Lsxisstop syesss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-29

u ease 10 Csnsl-.f. for three yess-Tnis 4. two
- story house AID attic the upper part Of me mouse Is
u.-S A. dwsns aud ihs lower part rait a. d 10Y
store The store Is preset doing 90 e1es-nt bushes
.pd /, an excellent chance FOR Investment Tor mar
81 moderate neaa, The pfoPf etor oohsed
10 -ltpou,h t on OF family affection iaqlre OF
zaf So JOHN TARBACK. ~ Gfaod-s, in ne Ie.-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-04
wu1G PLATFORM.

u~an,blicsn government, in which the
oIatstiye al the people shall pass law
p51sss If the will OF him who happens TO
~ presideot. we believing that the whole
neoale are better capable Of governing them
Sci Ives than is one man OF governing lheih.
IN administration OF all the affairs oil gov
ranaont AS they were administered by WASH
ington. jefferson and Madison, Tor the great
est good Of the people. 49,,
Honesty OF men and purpose IN all high
station. as well as low.
ForbearanCe from the conquest oil foreign
nstiens. and all endeayors TO extend our pow
er as a nation, beyond its present vast ooun-
daries.
DIGNITY and ffmness in all our intercourse
with foreign nations and nentrailty IN 'heit al
fairs. that while we make our country respect
ed abroad we mas make il the peacsiui asy-
lum for the oppressed OF other nations.
Liberty OF a itee expression OF OPINION a.
moue all men, 80 that the ohlcers Oh govern
menf while they shall be required to discharge
their duties faithfully aud promptly 10 'heo
,tartment and the people by which they are
rrs;d fh4y shah be allowed 10 differ with the
executive in measures Of government without
fear OF removal.
The economical administration oil govern
neot-the PAYMENT OF salaries but no extras,
and the prompt %payInent Of the national DEBT.
The 5rotectiou of our domestic Industry
and the money ofthe country against the pau
Der labor aud oppressive lnilhonaires OF hu-
rope. ..a
The Improvement of our rivers, lakes ana
llarbors. and the general proteclon OF the
commerce Of tue country
THE CASS PLATOON.
The five loaxes aud two fishes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-04

W NFN -A"RH
Mr.. Editor: Compore The condition Of vir
gina with the foregoing. aad where is shel-
She was once among tl. foremost. end in
many respects the first in cur Union, Is now
the fourth. How has Size allcnl when will
her Legislators leam to make wholesome laws
for her people. Laws tia, viii allow a poor
man TO vote without paying the rich lauj-
holder; who pays little or nothing on biz hun-
dreds Of acr,s OF lonl. Laws that viii not
compel the poor nan To- be called out every
day that the road inspector may think proper
TO repair his road gi,loul giving himany com
pensation. Laws That will remove the obi
Gus head tax; for ! DO contend that man who
pays taxes OF any Bind, DOES militia duty,
and works on tie roads should be allowed the
right of the ballot box. C5u our democratic
loco focos answer under whose b.ightiug foot
Virginia has been trodlen for so many years.
Can the friends Of the dear people explain this
matter.
Mr. Editor: lit not because Massachusetts
is Wing, and Virginia loco TOGO, that the for
mer is reaping TIE reward Of her early energy
and perseverance, while the latter ia compar-
ison is among the things that WERE
II 4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-04

THE NEW Worry RESOLUTONS.-The
following are the resolution which were a
dopted ot the great meeting in New York on
"Wednesday night:
Resolved, Th5t The Wing Platform upon
which we stand, is the Old Wing Platform,
Of
list. Opposition to Executive, Prerogative.
Monarchical, One-Msn Power. Down with
the arbitrary. |selt-wiIl Of one man, is The
Wing idea, and the Government OF the Peo-
pie, as IN Congress eonstitu.ionally expressed,
is The main plassh in The Whig Platform.
Pad. That the currency OF the PEOPLE *
good enough currency Tor the Goyernment.-
The money that will buy our bread and meat
IS good enough money for the salaries Of Of
fice-ho!ders. No -, T00 eco locked up in
Wall street. as now in the vaults Of The Sab
Treasury, and distracted from the currency
but where The merchant and mechanic can
safely trust their money, there should the ser
wants Of the People trust theirs als1!-another
plank in the Wing Platform.
3rl. Adequate Protection TO the American
CITIZEN and American Labor from tie Pauper
Labor OF Europe, and from their i'll clad, H.
fed, i'll housed, starved competition-another
plank in the Wing Platform.
4th. \ prudent, but efficient Development
of the resources and capabilities OF lie Lakes,
Rivers and Harbors OF the vsst interior, by
the Federal Government.
Resolved, That we cannot and win not
deser; the old Wing platform to stand upon
any other; and that, with our consent, no Gu
ba black plank, nor lucatan gelio0 plank shall
be added to it by Lewis Cass, or a Buffalo
composite, Mosaic WORK by Martin Van Bu-
rem.
Upon a Free Soil" our platform has al
ways stood and ever will stand, and they who
will stand with us up n il are invite to
come, aud shall be welcomed thereon; but we
cannot leave il to mount any new one, cspe-
cially that one which has bus d solitary prop
to support ii, and that Of very doubtful UNI
Der, 10 say the least.
Resolved, That Henry Clay, in his distinct
and emphatic annunciation that his name
shall not be usrd ior oisorganization, again
that honor and patriotism are deartr 10
him than ambition, or 'revenge,'-and that
his example admonishes all his friends
to abide BY the decisions Of The Wings ia Ma
tional Convention, his sell sacrificing act The
more eudeurs him to our hearts.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-04

"KlSSlNG-'HUAAN NArURE."-When a
wild spark attempts to steal "a kiss from a
Nantucket girl, she says, GONE sheer of, or
I'll split your malnsail with a Is phon.'
Tie Boston al, mold still until they are
well kissed when they dare M all at once,
ana s-y, + / thIlR you ought To oe ashamed"
When a young chap steals a kiss from an
Albany girl. she says, Il reckon It's my tuta
now, and gives hin a box on the ear that he
don't forget for a month.
When "a clever fellow steals kiss from a
Louisiana girl, she bushes deeply and saws
nothing.
In Pennsylvania when a female is saluted
with a busa, she puts on bonnet aud shawl.
and answereth. Il am astomished at thy as.
surance, Jedediah, aud for this indigulty will
Sew thee up"
The western ladies'. however, are SO fond
OF kissing that wheu salutrd on one cheek.
they instantly present the other.
The Sag llarbor girls tussels and scratches
till out OF breath when she submits ~ her
late with the most exemplary lortitaae and
resignation without a murmer,
When a young man steals a hiss from a
lowell girl, she bushes like a new blown
rose, aud says smaIuy-''lou darsu't do that
tv ice more.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-04

Murder IN the Cherokee NaiioA.-The Ar
kansas Intelligence reports that Martha Bsnpe
son OF Captain John Benge. murdered George
Fields, both Cherohees, IN the Cherokee Ma.
ton, on the 3lst ult. II was d cold blooded
desperate adair. The father aud friends OF
yonng henge held Fields while Btuge plunged
d Bowie knils into bin; he died GA lie soot.
The diihcul'y grew MP at a horse race. The
Fort Smith llvlald gives d fuller account OF
ms murder, which makes i'd even more brltatl
than the ioreg Ing. Young Benee is said 10
he a perfect desperoio. who has often been
sI,.'eHed by his iather's Influence from pun-
,sh'nent. The o d man has been crested
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-04

Murder in New Tork.-A maintained Shea
or Shay was shot in an atfray ia a small por-
ter cellar in Leonard street, New York, on
Thursday night. The cellar was his own,
where he got into a quarrel with John Aus
tin, President OF the Empire Club, whom he
cut severely with glass or d knife; whereupon
Austin drew d revolver pistol and fired two
barels-one OF which took fatal effect, and
he died Immediately. Austin was Instantly
arrested.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-04

THIRD WARD SCHOOLS.-There is now
in successful and perfect operation, in the
third ward, two public schools under the tut
ton of Mr.. and Mrs. Halle, experienced and
very successful teachers. The trustees feel
great pride in the entire success OF their ener-
gy and efforts, and they respectfully invite the
other wards to follow suite. When they E.
quail the third ward, Wheeling will have ten
Of the best public schools in the United Sta
ties. Mark that.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-04

Miserable Death.-Oa Monday last, an uu-
known man went 10 South Amboy. \. j.,
with a view 10 20 on TO Philadelphia; but, ia
consequence OF being unable to pay his fore,
did not succeed. He was several times seen
standing ard walking aboJt, after he arrived,
in a STOPPING condition, apparently suffering
from indlsposition. lie was well dressed. aud
presented a rather respectable oppealdnee.-
On the following morning he was found dead
in the edge OF a wood, not far from the vii
lape.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-04
GRAND RALLY
OF TnE FRIENDS or

GENERAL TAYLOR!
There will be a meeting Of the friends o.
Gen. Zachary Taylor, at Triadelphia, Va, on
Friday, the 9th day Of October, at | o'clock.
FIJI. PEIRPOlNT, the EIector for this Dis
trict, will address the meeting. Come one,
come all. Several other distinguished speakers
will be piesent and address the meeting.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-04

Eftrd AHoHaases The Washington Union.
IN oraef 70 dtV~t attention from the round
sum OF oi,O0O doJars, erifa pay demanded
and received By Co. 5, abuye ind b-,oua 81,
salary, parades al. th, communications. nav
and emotuments' OF GeA fayior. since br
first entered the army. lh, Wh1s dis.r.nc4
Is that Cas- charged double ani treS,e Tor n,
services, whie General Taylor ue,cr Ind on,
cant beyond Dds rg8isr pay.-P 4.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-04
FOR PRESIDENT,
CEN. TAYLOR.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
WILLARD

SrArE E%LEcroRs.
! John ]. Jones, Isle OF wight
. " Boiling. Petersburg.
3HP Irving. Cumberland.
j J X Irving, ~LyncRburg.
& W Martin. franklin.
6 Reri. J. BsruUur oinrange,
2 Robi ESeott, fauquiei'
1T Garnet. WestuoTeland;
q John A.. Meredith. Richmond CITY,
10 Rehl Saunders, Wil,lamsbuTgh.
II A Hunter. Jefersou'
II AHH Stuart, Augusta.
Il s Med Moore. Roekbridge.
Il Counally + Trigg. Washington.
- 6 w Summers. kana"ha'
Is G D Camden, Harrison.
II Z IL Peifpoat. Marlon.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-04
SOUTH WHEELING
Boot, Shoe and Leather Store.

Opposite Basseit & Robinson, South Wheeling,
Just received and are now oacriug for sale a
s,L new aud superior assortment of Boots. Shoes Lea.
the &c. Of almost every size, quality, price aud DIES.
cription. whicA they are determined 10 sell as low as
they can he obtaiued of any other dealer IN the city of
OF W heeltng. As 10 price and. quality they i~yite Gus
tOmersto call and examine for tl eulseives, being sal
ed Of their ABILITY 10 please. They viii also keen on
hand a variety OF Hats, Caps shoe Bla sking, Shoe
Flfesd; ect. Get. No pans spared 10 accommodate.
las. u. III MECuEN * CO.
Somth.N hcellns. OciIi. lsAr-lmd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-04
Troa6is Among he on Ftllops.

IuCi.N eUt. Is 7. Vt.
J. @. O. T. District Grand Committees of
Oaeida District, State OF New York. at its reg
ular quarterly session at Rome held 27th inst.
unanimously res lived not to submit to the de-
cision Of he Grande Lodge OF the United
S ates ia the New York case. because said de-
cision constitutes the Grand Sire the Autocre t
oil the Order.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-04

Il M1lanc4oly Case.-Some time in July
last, a little daughter OF Mrs Williams, OF La
porte, Sullivan county, Pa. disappeared, aud
was lost in the wilderness in that county. On
the 10Th inst, some of the remains were ac
cidentaIly found about d mile aud d halt north
OF Laporte. The cothes were Identified by
the mother.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-04

MARRIED.--At Elizlbethtown, Va. on
Thursday evening, Sept. 28th by Rev. Mr.,
White, HENRY X. HoBRs, Esq. Cashier of
The Lawrenceburgh Branch of the State Bank
OF Indiana, to Miss MARY C., daughter Of
Henry Hobliizell Esq, OF the former place.
On the 2nd inst, by the Rev. II. r. Weed,
D. D., Mr. JAS. i. SMILEY 10 Miss HESTER
JANE SKILLMAs, formerly Of Princeton. n. J.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-04

A line Of keel boats. drawn ny horses. plies
regularly between Pittsburgh and Wheeling,
during the present.low water The horses are
driven through the channel, the water avcrag-
ing only from eighteen 20 twenty inches
MayspiHe Eagle.
This is not exactly the fact.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-04

The Conpict Mitchell at BermuGa.-Lord
G. B%entinck brought up in The English Parlia-
ment the subject OF improper favor having
been shown to Mitchell, at Bermuda, which
he appeared to have partially cleaned from
American newspapers-Sir q. Grey in reply,
stated that he had no idea that the i|nstruc-
lions OF government had been disregarled,
which were to treat him as other convicts
were treated, He thea read letters from the
Governor OF Bermuda, stating the the recep-
lion OF the prisoner, and that in consequence
OF a chronic affection OF the lungs, aud a phys
ical condition OF body which rendered BIN
very inefficient for hard labor, he had been
transferred TO the hospital words, where he
would Be employed as a waiter
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-04
REAR IN MIND.

That the Presidential Election is heido on .he
fist Tuesday, the 7th Day oil November
uext. and that it lasts hut far one day e"iyi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-04
NEW STORE.

YIN Mr.. Goshofn's room ormeriYoceupiel by MIR Stein
II as a Clothing store. ON Main Street, 3rd room soutl
OF Market Alley, Wheeling. Va.
SCHlLL =, HOFnhiMER * BROS.
Respectfully Inform the citizens Of Wheeling aud the
pnolie generally that they have just opened a new store
OF i'ry Goods, Al The above stand, consisting a splendid
assortment of French, English, German, and American
Goods.
They have been selected at New York and Philadel
phla OF the most elegant and beautiful styles, suitable for
the present and approaching seasons. ard we can assure
the public thai we eau and will sell cheaper than any
other store thls side Fl the Allegheny mountains. We
nope that the ladies and gentlemen ofthe city and vici,
nity VIII give us a call and examine our goods, conf.
dent as we are thai we can give satisfaction.
Don. forget the store Of
ScutE1E, HoFHEIMER & Bios
Main alreet. south of Market Alley.
II FCouniry merchants and Pcdiars win md at the
above store, a great assortment OF foreign and domestic
dry goods sad notions which we wiil sell in any guam.
THY very cheap. oei4-im
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-04

Another Large Ftre in Brookim.-About
II O'Clock on THURSDAY night a fire broke out
in South Brooklyn, which at one time threat
ened TO prove very disastrous. It broke out
in a stable near the junction OF Hicks and
Pacific street, owned BY Mr. Mulligan, and ex-
tended thence to an adjoining brick edifce,
known as The "0ld Cider Factory, y and TO a
bout a dozen small brick aud frame dwellings
which were entirely consumed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-04

Are our friends throughout the State exhib-
iting that activity and energy which are ne
cessary TO success? The election is now but
little more than a month distant. We have
a willy and well organized opposition to con-
tend with. They are awake and working
Shall we not initiate their example? Our dis
s~entions have now been healed. Let us take
measures to bring all our men to the polls.
The Wings have every prospect OF success
il they will but labor. II they are defeated
in this election, the fault will be their own
A great responsibility rests upon them. Let
them act up to it in the spirit Of patriots and
freemen.
Among the many evidences the public have
had that the Sage OF Ashland d scountenances
any use OF his name, 10 the detriment of his
party or of his country, we have seen moth
ing from his pen more decisive or satisfactory
than the following;
ASHLAND. 10th Sept. l84s.
MY Dearsir;
ssEver since | knew OF the PfEladel phia
Convention having decided against MY nom
nation as a candidate for the Presidency, |
have written many letters, uniformly and "
plicitiy declaring that | would not consent t.
any further Use OF ms name in connection
with that Office, and hat | would not consent
To accept a nomination If il were rendered 10
me. To no person, OF association oil persons,
have /. at aus time, given the least counte-
nance or encouragement TO use my name as a
candidate for thr office, since the decision of
maj Convention. 1 SHAH deeply lament if /
has onyfrie4a, pto piH not conform to my
pisAes o. nc subject.
with many thanks for your friendly feel
inas and long attachment 10 me.
II am your friend aud OBJ. servt.
(Signed) IL. CLAY.
Con. HAMTRAHCK."
Taa above IL au extract Of a letter 10 our
friend Col Haneamck. OF Jefferson county,
who, ia iavoIus Us with 1t, accompanies II
with The following cheering account OF the
good cause ia bis region:
you wll Dr. glad 10 hear that not a single
Wing ia This quarter oJ Virginia pretends 10
90 %against TAYLOR, and that many Locos will
Sots with rs. ! auow OF some dozen, my
self. IN my neigiborhood, who Intend to vote
for he oh Chief. "-Richm0ad RepabiicGn.
MR.. CALnOUNS POSlTI0N-lt is stat
Il g.. ,h. H.trburf ~ a IDurual that Mr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-04

Delccidble CGse.-Mrs Sarah Campbell has
recovered fifteen hundred dollars from Samuel
RingSold, OF Kent county, Maryland, Tor
breach OF marriage promise. Samuel. who is
seventy five years Of age, had the pleasure OF
hearing his love letters read ia court. They
were very ricll, amatery and amusing,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-04
Nslc Potato Disease.-We learn tha, II

Ner Potato Disedse.-We learn that the
potato cropin this vicinity has not yet suffer
ed lrop the disease which has hitherto proved
50 ialal. But another feature has developed
itself, That IS, though the vines grow luxu-
riantly, in many instances there are 10 pota.
toes to be found, great or small. The yield is
therefore extremely limited. but the qaality is
better than has been produced for several years
past.-BnB. Com. ADJ.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-04

Fatal Accideut at a Regulation Satur-
day night the 3rd inst, two boats were up
set at thu Quebec Regatta, and several persons
drowned. The name OF Mr. Theodore Martin,
a clerk in the firm OF Messrs. Patterson.
Young & Co., is mentioned as being among
those who persisted.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-04
CITY HALL.
YOUNG HERR ALEXANDER

YOUNG HERR ALEXANDER,
The celebrated Magician, who is acknowledge
ed to be the greatest Necromancer
in the world, will give
-Four of his mysterious. popular and oriental
Soirecs. at the City Hall, on Saturday, Mon
day, Tuesday and "Wednesday nights, Sept.
30th. Oct. 2pd, 81 and ith. 1913.
Doors open at O'Clock. Performances will commence
az half past : O'Clock. Tickets p cents, mo half price,
TO be had al tho Hal door. For further particulars sec
the small and large bills. Change Of Programme each
evening. sent 30
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-04

MR.. cALnOUNS P0SlT1ON,-ltis stat
FL ia the Hamburg Is. c. Journal that Mr..
Calhoun has written a letter, having an i'm
portant bearing on political topics From
This IL NAV be- presumed that the distinguish
Ell Caroiiuian hls az east determined 10 re-
l~iaquish his neutrality.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-04
Almanacs for 1870

NJ SUI scnher has Just publishes the Fr,,.uu
- ma'ae i'f 80, ealenlaiedby sanford a. mn AZ,
: i~'wfs1ns Family Almanac for I-tg n'"' and
iafh- Country Merchant ana pe.itsrs :" - square
gross Of dozen al Tie lowe 81 prlrc-. 'tF'e' ny the
o'S JoiN HTipMrS1N. Upto, s,.
Etf description Of Home maj. Wa,e ,n, D..
- 1'se -vnefalp ,tos sails - JFGARkErrS1N
Monroe street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-04
FALL FASHIONS.

I'M rs. SHAlLcROSS announces TO her customers
ava ard ladies IN general, that she has received from
lhe most fashionable houses IN the East, o large aud
wen selected assortment OF Fall Goods, consisting in
part OF / case Boultels, do dress, cane, head dresses.
NelVets, sainls, gibbons and trimmings of all kinds: Al
80, a very superior lot Of Flow Fs and pluiues of every
style. which were opened on Monday, OF. ,, al their
Old residence, on Main street. Ladies win please can
ana eaannine- ooraers proulsl attended 10. oot3-2w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-04
Ne. 100, MAIN Sypr,,

amT.I- E'""NE|N = INIII.
z ~ reed a lot otipubc and sin,le ra,,II s.
",.ar ili"gs aHd Maruusales, : very nrt $50
+" Baud. q lot of our own mauaartsr
t'et'%9l NlcDi.L * CARR.
- 1'r Z rls ana Boys. forsaie b.
S7f'i' mo R~UKNBOUk and 10. sbo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-04

EGERY IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS AND
W MiLLlNERS.-Fhe undersigned have Just re.
ceived from Paris. france a&real assortment OF Arti.
neral Howers and feathers, Qlumes) which we Will sell
al wholesale Very cheap. American flowers viii also
ne som very cheap ScHIElE, HSFHEKMER a BRo's.