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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-01-13
For the Green Mountain freeman
TO the Liberty Patty.

Wherever there is a clergyman in the state, that
does not take the Freeman, and declines subscribing
for it, let the friends of liberty in each town get up a
subscription, and furnish such clergyman with it.
Let not a single case be neglected, Not one half of
the c%lergymen in Vermont have any distinct idea of
the object and mode of operation oftLe Liberty Party
They read no political papers, but whig and democrat
&c; and this is the reason why they dishonor themselves
and the cause, which they no doubt love, by an in
consistency so glazing, as not to escape the observa-
ton land the contempt also) of those very leaders of
the pro-slavery parties, who love their votes, much bet-
ter than their preaching and their prayers. Let there,
be an end of such inconsistency, Let every religious
teacher, lin Vermont at least,) henceforth be without
excuse in this matter. Friends; what say We, to having
that don't 60 once Il year and by their rote
nil their previous anti-slavery professions
prayers mere hypocritical cant? Then, see to it.
have light.
LORENZO DOW,2nd,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-01-13
CHEAPEST PAPER IN VERMONT.
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN for 1s4s
Price Reduced to One DOIIar,!

In consideration ofthe vital necessity of furnishing an out spok
en- anti-slavery journal to the people of this State that shalt secure
Il greatly enlarged circulation, not only among those who profess
to have espouscd our cause, but which shall reach the multitude
who have, heretofore, solely for want of LIGHT, stood aloof from
this great work of Freedtm and Humanity, we have entered into
an arrangement to furnish the FREEMAN, for Is48, at the unpar
alIeIcd low price Of
6JoNE DOLLAR, CASH IN ADVANCE; or ONE DOLLAR
AND FIFTY CENTS if Payment be d delayed three months.
Old subscribers, in order to avail themselves of the reduced
terms, will, in all cases be required to settle up all arrears to the
lst of january, 1913.
Transportation, otherwise than by mail, must invariably be set
tied by the subscribers Oragents in the several towns.
The FREEMAN will be continued at its present large size, with
the essential Improvement of NEW TYPE and fixtures. Competenl
and permanent assistance will also be secured in the editorial de
partment, and able correspondents obtained, both domestic and
foreign No pains or expense will be spared to render the Free
man an efficient instrument in advancing the great work to which
Ills mainly devoted, viz: the redemption of our land from the
curse of human slavery. A proper portion Of its columns will
continue to be devoted to the promotion of Agriculture, Sound
Morals, Pence, and whatever promises to redeem, elevate and
bless mankind.
Montpelier, Dec. %, 1877.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-01-13

ing allowed. In the year 1915 l ventured sin
gle handed into this fearful contest. Holding in
mind the examples of those who in all ages had
indicated the liberties of men-I had counted
the cost, and was prepared for the catastrophe.
The American people know the result. The
God of battles has stood by the right. The lib
erty of the press is for the first time since l776,
established in the South. Not only in my own
State, but in the National Capital and divers 9TH
er places, men " may fully speak and write upon
any subject whatever being responsible only to
the lars.
The " Examiner" has succeeded The "True
American" My detention in a Mexican prison
delayed my return longer than was anticipated
the Editor of the " Examiner has forestalIed my
wishes, and is now fulfilling all my obligations to
my subscribers by substituting his paper for mine,
Those who have seen both papers will not regret
the change. | ask for him the continuation of
that generous support in that cause which was in
me shown dear to so many noble Americans.
The first scene in the drama is accomplished
brighter hopes dawn upon Kentucky and the A.
merican Republic. The extraordinary events at
home and abroad for the few last years have
aroused the conscience and startled the minds of
millions. Go read Guizots History of Civiliza-
ton, and take courage. Faith in the progress
of mankind is no longer the dream of " fanat-
les"
The spirit oflarge and liberal inquiry and con-
sequent amelioration is moving in all nations.
The land of "'76' cannot long follow in the
unwilling wake of Transatlantic despotism in Sc
curing the liberties of men. A great destiny
awaits us-America will yet be FREE God and
Liberty"
G. N. CLAY.
Iorin ntnn Ia Dnc Is 1917
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-01-13
Liberty Convention in May,

A proposal to hold a grand Liberty Convention, in
the city of New York, during the week of the ami.
heartily approve the plan. No doubt Messrs. Hale
and Tuck could leave their seats in Congress LONG
enough to attend. Whit say you, Liberty men and
editors, shall we have such a Convention ?-Emanci-
pator.
We go for the Convention. The time and circum-
stances seem favorable to a large and effective meet
ing of Liberty Party men. We hope arrangements
will be made accordingly.-Ldbety Press.
We too give hearty approval to such a move. At
such a time a convention would no doubt prove a life
giving power to our cause.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-01-13
Montpelier, Dec. %, 1877.

EXTENSION! We propose to extend the period Of
procuring new subscribers to the Freeman, for which
our premium was offered, to the 18th of FEBRUARY,
in accordance with our original design-the time be-
ing limited to the 18th of Jan. by an error of the prin-
ter. No one, W e presume, will complain of this. Up,
then, friends, and be doing!
~ Thanks and gratitude to our warm hearted
friends in Pittsdeld, Poultney, Rochester, &c.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-01-13

G7Neighbor Bell, of the Middlebury Galaxy, in
reading brother Holcomb, of the Ioice, some rather
sharp lessons, accuses him of having "turped traitor
to dbohtionism," when he left the Liberty Party for the
Wings! This is surprising to US, for we had suppos-
ed that the Galaxy, so far from regarding such a step
traitorouS to abolition, would pronounce it, as friend
Needham says, stalking the inefabte degree" The
old adage still holds god, "When friends fall out,
the Devil gets his due"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-01-13

PRoFEssoR BRoNsoN.-By reference to another
column, it will be seen that the finale of Prof. Bronson
will take place next Friday evening. We think we
may safely anticipate a rich treat to those who will
give him audience, as we discover in the Programme,
some of the most superb compositions of modern
tines, and a variety which cannot fail to please ALL
Prof. Bronson commands merit in recitation which is
best appreciated by those who have heard him; so we
say 90 and hear him.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-01-13

Ecioses in ~1848.-There will be six-four Of the
Sun and two of the Moon, and a Transit of Mercury
March 9Th, a partial eclipse Of the Sun vlsibIe-Marc
10th. a total eclipse of the Moon, partially visible
Apdl Sd, eclipse of the Sun, i~nyisible-Aug. 28th, an,
other eclipse ofthe Sun, invislbleosePt' l2lh, a t0 ia.
eclipse Of the Moon vlsibleTSepl; @l ~ ECLIPSE : "a ,e
Sun invisible-Nov. oh, a Transit OF mercury on NE
A,r's disc.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-01-13
For the Freeman.
FOnrth DiS,Fict"COanty Conventions.

Mr.. EDIToR:-One word for these convcntious.-
1t may be thought by some that there has been too
much delay in calling these meetings; but experience
has shown that a failure is worse than no action at all.
1t is OF no use to call conventions when it is next to
impossible for the friends to assemble. The Committee
have delayed on the account of the unfayorable state
Of the MeathRs - loads. We are now favored with
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-01-13

HE FoRSERy.-Th Boston Transcript says: We
learn that Mr.. Belknap has offered to place in the
nands OF trustees property sufficient to pay the full
amount OF the notes now out pnrporting to be signed
by hun, to await the issue of the legal investigation
soon to be had as to whether they are forgeries or not.
This course will relieve his property from the attach
nents which the holders of the notes have caused to
be put upon his dividends and other property,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-01-13

0 Mr. Hanniman of Arlington, lost two barns,
containing about so tons of hay, on Monday morning
of last week, by fire. Supposed to be the work of an
incendiary.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-01-13
Liberty Almanac for 1913.

Just received and for sale at this office. Price, As
per hundred, or 20 cents per dozen. Send in your or
ders.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-01-13

On Tuesday the Thermometer stood at 40 degrees
below zero. Snow plenty, and e~leighing fine,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-01-13
Il FREE MAN.

MONTPELIER, Thursday IAN. 10, l848.
9T V.B. PALMER, 30 sate-street, Boston, is our Agent to re
subscriptions and advertisements.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-13
CITY ELECTION.

Mr.. Whafton:-Peasa announce the fol-
loving g'niletn-u rs clndnlIl.a E,r ,.....nr,!
from lie , wari, viz: ) Bltd5. 4. n. JOHN.
s,nu, y =. tiu;iihen, Nm. Fleming. nri g..
w. Russell. 81 Ward.
In view o: the imp RANT i,iea Which
may d'vo!vr upon nur city Cuuncil the COM
ihI year in thu final adjustment of our Rail
R0id question. and other business OF cpnse
qUrt'tt 90 He City, wP would 1umluat' a.
cldll tate, ior til ftini Wa,l The following
gen I'm n. wa. - lnlrii! -ncr and Il iniiPru-
eur,,y IN iIr gJoi Oi oar C!.y ~ mln can
dJn II. viz:
3 F.o,nh1rn, Moses G. Gu5i, s P HUI
lihyu, b. a. f.j1ha H. an ). Brady.
53 VJrakS-3J " ARD.
JANUARY l2:h, 1913,
Nj. 'Tlsr.on,-,V We, Of the t'iird Warl are
dc ,riniirq TO give nur public ~pirt',i d
inIr ,.rnt..rt neighhor Alird Caldwell. Esq
TAI vut.. lur Aisyur, at Tie coming election.
jill Nil OF Us.
Mr. Wharton, We are glad T. see Afro
CdiIvel, Esq olt frr Mayor. Eoa may 81,
TO til pubic ,Iet W. acIoss the creek, i
give bin GID MAJU&l,Y.
Jy.cs e. IVhartoH. Evg--Yun will piesse
autoadce iVM. w. SHAVER. Esq i, ID
Gu Ii late tuf Reelection t. the ode. ii Ma,
Or. VJTnbS Or sri WARD.
January 10, 1913.
h!r. K.Iiror: You will please announce
ALFREa C,Low ELL. ESQ, a, ta-' pop - ,arr-
dite tr Mayor, at the arpf aciing eli rter
election. lEFlNCiBLE SECOND
MR. EDtroR,- Please aHnnHace ALFk Ed
CALDN ELL. Esq. as the most popular ran
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-13
NOTICE.
EI)I II IL.
SALE or REAL. Es1 VIE UNDER \ DEED OF


IlY vrtuo # tie is".~ of Feed of ] us' dated
II the Isl fay OF NoYelnI ls7. executed 10 the hndcr
stuci tal ert Fisher. OBSCURE certain dehis therein
neIl u,d. Tt"i4as T. Ray. tate ct NJ ,uonga ,oGa
~ g.. winch ced has hecn fnly recorded ~
the G'crL' Il OF t'in cUni, ttur. ~ Fed Book
run. cr2g. $50. shall Nonta q 'Gth day OF
Iauu.rv s5s. proceed IL sell al pHlt, aicioH al Vie
ftotf door oftir emit IcEe Of said cnuny ct OHM in
the Ciiv ct " hee'ipF to u "i c. bidder t"f tN-Ii.
two pieces rarce.s of ground sim 'ie ia Q riit
Of " hceIu. aforesaid. and on tie We side of Mar ct
i4e,t ar adjoining TO- a. Uitile S3hside Of Ir ier
son frct. t4,e the lots eyed - FAIRIES
R2v ~ the said bGt,t FIST or hy Iced recorded aud
iaird Nlrf' L. &. WI' the cycetun # the rirtr nr
parcc' ~ said srnurd Fertrf0c sold al convc! cd A
the sail To efi isher 10 The city 81 WEtclna.
Iietle 10 re said property is believed to he rooG
In aCiisH r.. Trustee slaU only such a tIt!c
as is vest, 20 ne virtue Ut the sal Deed Of frust.
i'c7 ALEX 7. hAiliEN. r"See
~ Al Csc sale is post One Until Monday estuary
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-13
WHEELING g. BELMONT

rEiDEE CONAN.
The siIbscrb;.s To he capital stock OF tn,
heeIng and 3 mont L dge Company ar
hereby notified that ~ instalment of one dol
lar 5on each and every sha,c ln-,-oI is e.
quif.d 10 be paid D. lhe.a respectively 10 to,
sGrer of the salt Com ,au, IA Fn-
day The 18th day OF February, 1918
Il, order OF ID BoarI rf Managers.
i. Il. +. !IiiUGH, Clerk.
John Morgan, ESQ tn, Treasurer. vii! b
found at The Merchants AID Mechanics Bank
Dec 80, 1917.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-13

John Butt, Cavice. India Siv, Harvey. Reading and
Pen 'er : uces Essence Anch"vy Tas;o, India urric
Powders: Horse Radsl; apes. Tomato. Eng " alnut
aud Mushroom tatsu:.s; SardmeS; Sacd OF: pie"ared
French Mustard. Kentucky. and New York.
DO; Dreen corn in cans Just received and Tor SAFELY
s D. WOODROW,
dec u ga corner Main and Jefferson street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-13

BtaiEHr * i'&raS. 3 Street cpposi'. N,
Fnst UnIrr, CtacutHdj, will act as 4 .esit.
tor the Wheeling fines, aui an orders lei
with ta2m viii ~ prompt, attend 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-13

HrardF Anriras. Peaches. Pears. Cages and Graves
'nre~. Pi"- Appe. 81 rsararia. Lemon and tspbp-r
Nine'ar S"rns; AnEis Seed, Noy AL ,sv and pei Zee
Love Ccriias.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-13
MIf'EI INE

ssi'ErENSloN pR!DGE-IY aHled i nun,her of 700
D" 9Garrvmer = one tiers AID Lab - work
TIE S"snc1sipn Il l.e il the e.Ipuy Of the Cotra1v
miv Ia I. DICk ENSON,
NJ tho wJrelI1nse 81 Tane's island. Nov -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-13
u Sse & G. e lie


k SsT g. G. rs Ne 50
.=------- -
AN AS an r. u
1nr selIsTpnTG 4 co ST. 49,
lFIEELfEE ~
SpF,ENpFB =. fEEa5E.X
H. f1.o ,,o-,I, ~ a., IGts
Wv '','''.'' ~ " 60
,hfAANpRiA LOTTERY CLASS for
1a48, draws 1T AiezoH@r'a Yam. !,
IS numbers drawn l0.ols.
prize of 10000 / pr II IO,CCO
5000 | 100 :. 1000
r;cl,o.. IN daIf, H.. - .-or,.a,:o,,
ccr,if,l.,e Of OK yboIo ,irr..,s vii III =.
mt for ITO doIjs. shares i, pronor,:on
,ry,y,nnDrA 7rcr,.i,r,,x
ILL., - LiNi1A ~ 1 Lis2 :.
LASS NO = draws Jan I, 1913. IS
'Nos. - trawn ballots:
pflz OF 1000 prize OF 5000
lO,cgO ~ 1900
Tickets 70. shares ~ proportion. Il
ef,Iiicl'o o. ~ "hoioS VIII COST f03---
'1l..9 u P.opo. ''o'' '.-
'hW Jhit2hf AOI iFI5f' Ciass No.
2 draws January 3, i8f8; IS Nos; II
drawn ballots:
Prize OF 10000 10 prizes Of Loo
IO'oo' ~ l,COo
IicEeta Io--shafea IN proportion. =
'rr,lica'o oi - Who'a "c%'is sent Tor
lts,-- ,,..,, 81 froIoI.io',.
VIEW iERSisl LO ! t.kI. tlaSs No j.
draws Jouoafy Il, lou. 20 lFos; Il
P aasse Of s-' $1,000 so prizes OF 1ooo
10 wv 30 $50
ICY 81 SEQ
Iiekets : 9--siarea n proportion. 4
efllieat9 o. 70 "nose tickets VIII be Sent
or 70 collars; SHARES IA proportion
ALEXANDRIA LOI bR1, Class No
6, draws Jan'18, l34e. 70 Ncs.-l4
Drawn Ballots.
prize of greco / prize of 3CCO
Tickets S5-siiaie' in proportion. a
certificate oil Sc whole tick is Will cost
IS dollars shares in proportion.
NEW JERSEY LOTTERY. Glass No.
G. draws Jan. 10, l848. 10 Nos.-l4
Drawn Ballots.
prize Of 80 coo prize Of 5CCO
4 13.CC0 90 1tcc
1 " 1O.COO 90 eco
Tickets SIC; 81 arcs in prororr;cn. \
certificate OF &c whole tickets will be sent
or l45 dollars; shares 10 proportion.
JFxANnRIAJOTpFRy Cl,ss NJ
6 draws Jan. rs. lG48. - Nos-19
drawn bolja,s' VS.
nr.z.af ooCCo .;zo &c eco
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-13
WHEELING AND EEiMoN.r BRIDGE COMPANY
ELEttNiDN OF NAN Ai,ERS

Regular meeting Of the stock holders Of This coups,
VIII be- he'd al the COUNCIL. Vli AMBER " III,
tny 20 ceiling. on MONDAY TIE ,hiTl d4 Jauusr,
't4S. 'twtrn the ourS of twelve aud tirre t'rs,.k
that lay tF the election Of nine lnana"ees for he os.
~ var. a"l for olhcr purposes n - i,rut h. i!ysr
OF Managers EDW q FirzHCGI.
dee g--ita ,.i,-t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-13
SLIT NAIL RODS.
VALUABLE VEGETABLE l,EAiEUN,
liI. SWa}l.eS

COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY,
Is lAiid ai. pleasant the ta'io, perfectly and
harI l;s operations, lad VT II IL al most
powerful rUnievs tur Consumption u the
iuhs, GOu Colds, .AsthIt, SiiitHg blood Liver
JuGi ilaint iains sde Breast and general lie
ti'ny ut the 10 istt:!inu, 3hat Nas WvrnCd ty
lie skin ii fIr the reiet ~ lac Afflicted puhnc
Lcrtlcdtes and tsiaenccs OF lis wonderful, curative
powers day received iroEi all quarters Il Is i'm
l"'sSie cJ"etTc The a,s,e-ae p Sdaern5 AMI mis-
cry sast mas renewed o. hatS'ed IL UVr can
"" cacuiae iuc 'eic tiia iai! accrue on Il iisTe
after. Al sexes, ad constitutions arr a;hV zee
Lei D! u, and tle disease Is rra!iede ffo he STEM,
tie enis iiUiJh repaired, atG ueath restored - he
u.s. at Dt. NAl NES COAfVtNu ~ Gtf IF
" Ii.i' tnEkSG How hiaty 81 et.rs d" We daliy
heiud approaching 10 uIItLte'y grave, Wrssivi IA
IT, "O'u - yO,tli, iron lier icaves, a.iccd VITA
ihtI iddl ind,dy, C'iNSEMI rms, whIcu VASES t.e
miSefa ie unr he is reynad tie power ot IA
ntaH SAIL. Il s'icL ice's 4 ty mae liId III
lar. rNaFnT's ,"i ,ouhd =, W I'D ttetgt EiHy
wnLd ilie,is; l.ved ilia ~ -u'ptn1
tne various me .eetive re,nedi,s vain aic rws
AeTS d tIIS - eSrii .trdeil me III
csrS,el luIss, stopping prO0sa ht >Nras, al ihe
tIuI- ihdielag laid al Al Il edthy eN sec" ai"h,
atI lie patient viii md hluse III the ca oy re'
ina Or. wayne reIu ar practising physician. VIVA
has ual Yeas experience m dlsedses Of the Lungs,
ec. fnt q IItna and uHly) genuine arIcle i nnlt
preIa eli by Dr. Swa.ne y W corner ut LIshih ahr
R45e streets, rhiiadrlpilia.
Dr. ~ syle's Gun quad SyTu of Wild berry Is put
~ space tates. cave ui,e with ia ldsome >i'e.
.rsv earng the signaiue OF nr. Il SwaNne, and
- 50 ~ atels ia all tae priac, nj towns ihf"u2hni
the Z MED Sta Nov
~ For St'e " James Baker a'ii Marsh TaN or ana
Mash, Wheeins. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-13
LANDS EOR SALE

RI II l. SUI scrilcr oilers for sale within sex ldiles OF
DO ile city tracts of land,--uut of which
cont It's e a. out $50 acres o which c'earG
and high state of Cultivat or-itis vel waiercn.
a rood frame house and and other OFT buildings
aud sol sur asseh by Tie others have more OF
less improvements ON them. Any OF them willie sold low
one sl IT The purchase VIII he ,lllrr The
talarce suit the purchaser. Any wishing to pnr
chase lands tbs city will do well 10 give me an ear
y call JNO CtSiORN,
sep Is toa' Estate AGENT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-13

A few More Left" ;.Il H H. hI s'Nil,
Union street, respectfully gives that he has
few more left OF those nc ho~s. sjtlahc tor Holiday
presents among whrrh OF the preliic1i Books
OF the season. Cali soun and prepare iot New Years
day. dec =,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-13

A CarJ JOS l. WILDE. respectfully informs
N>''' the public of Wheeiing and vicinity,
that on tho ls OF January he VIII commence Civ
inn lessons on 7he PIANO FORTE, VOCAL MUSIC,
and IN THORoiGii BASS. lie will also attend 10
ine Pianos
y. 3. Tie Pianos of pupils receiving lessons i'll he
Kept IN tune gratis Application may lie made al Thoinp
sons cook and music store, Uuiou ST. dec II
Diamond Pointed Gold Pens.
Received this day by express of those
perlOr Gold pens. W arranted the hest in tnpeliRg
John BISHOP,
dec22 No u. Main street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-13
{ .&es &s s5SIf4.

s.&S sISIf4.
USf received, Wge,t to-. neN = otk one case cast
~ sseNi, asset tsu S.A>>
~. q : /. ~ It.H. Axe lar,
LII T." = AS" @'ida 4,
GO -
uao
D. - d.
to~t dc. A,so English and Amer
cah Bis.yt did S.ifIh- s.eei 10y Il LtNNE.,
"eto D.. G's cd stand, MafAo. square
Ah-Ba,L, Blue and iea Inh received ANA Tor sal,
= - 4. LOs.4> e ANUh.
~
'ANblES-Our assortment OF Candies is very large
- a.d ~ " ..uesd.c ana rtta,t lie
la tIic west. NtA4SE.s ~ NC4.l-S.
ONtr
10 iiS, s.ie.s. Cassir-s and splendid sIoct>
cot fanny vvstiH-, S-tr,In-, a-ens LG~s, etc
ltsl A q -
GA ER KErTLE~.--Wash and Sew Kettles o.,
hAld and iur "a Jt'iiNSttN'S,
mr. II IL, MarNet rItare.
OFFEE MiLI4S--A superior arIcie OF l. YIN. sto
y koggins II anuiSrture, on hard ard Tor sac uw a
or ~ JbitNSt NJ. - NsrFri square.
grtffEk-a sgpc'tar ~ ui Ne. bG,lsI I,su if"i.
AS the e0antry toI sac hy
etc FORSYTH and BAKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-13

JUS received this Dav
1870 pairs Wemers' Kip Roots very urime,
l2ti o do Morocco Lace Boots,
- do do Blsaina,
49, do Misse: do Lace Boots
l2O do do Zip - in do
in, do Boys hest Monroe,
~ do do do Enu.s,
80 Mems uu
itU ,i0 Ga Noni0cS,
~ Do Ca.f sugeI Boots, all of which we viii sell
very low to casl.-iurchasers piets+ oaii
deo - ALTMAN Il MAXWELL
Do ;, All persons knowing Themselves indebted
az - TO Us eitier Ivy hole Book account vii
Please call and settle the or ie!oa Lie fsi Of
January Al no; settled al THAI time may iett
to 'eta .ri upon wien hope tney wii lie ready
satisfy demands.
dec g ALTMAN & MAXWELL.
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l. -, "a, 10 The house lots situate on Mai"
vi '''t+>. street IN Richietuwr anu now ~ the
OCCUPANCY Of James NJ. Whea!e V II lie sold on tln
most rra>e'la le terms TIE house two sorry lrich
t!WeI Ing a d is very convenient and comfortable En-
qJic ot IhCo III. ALMA DER.
Jan /, To. slam St. " Het.lHg, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-13
Pittsburgh, Nov Q, 1871. dee 10
rur sails at Aeols, Fairchiid's and Crunhacker'
w hcelInE, Va Price - Gents per tottie.


Co,dridgc'3 Balm oi Columbia FoF
the lIar-lis positive qualities are as t"owS;-'s
Far intauta, ice E4 lHe hett frsu ttut sCuIf ana
causlr a ia .uri oIs gr0Win o. tae ut.r.
ID Tu Ides, at'Cr csld lrte, r,ssorHg TIE skin 10
is usua strength AID nflness, ANA preventing the ta
Ing al, ot the hair.
d. EOt any perso, recovering from any debility the
same ect IS ffOdnced
IA. Ii us,l IL turncy ill growth Is started. il
may lie preserved, Ivy Attention, 10 Tie attest period OF
h'.
It frees the head from land -, strengthens the
r1ats ais ncalt aud Vigar 10 tae circu on and
prevents lie han TO ia changing cl.or ting
Gil IL causeS the hair 10 curl elnlihilly when done
~ it over n<nI. ~ No ladies toet Should evsr
be nd!e without i.
EA3uctofdnt syrup Done NO" to mS5ou
sa9is have me- premature death tnr The want of al
tenltol.tn eo,hinoh COLD. Have Yea cough Rev
i.r. ENVIRONMENTS LNlectoraHt syrup, safe medical
pre>cfI!t. containing no ro.soinuS drugs, ana used
u an excessive practice l.r several years, Nfil po
sutyey give reet, ana aye You from tast mos, wtu
di~rHsr, Pulmonary t""su upDH, W-'cH lsu4y sweeps
into tae grave, huHGr H. 81 IA, udH, tie Old, ,Ac love
~ 5.nt tHe "a
ihc uilr Genuine for sale ia Wheeling by \. O: Fair
clid. ga 'NtuneivI.e HT \. Cunu, ilIsaur-h ny Wan
JacEsnu, ~ \ asHiu.tOu hs \ S,vteuy son, in 81
wanna, Ohio, Mary and AND NirgIuIa. dec IT.
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FOR SALE

f,ssfA = OFFER for sale the property in the
Isas I, 2 occupancy of \. n. JOHNSTON. Esd
lIsl - said property is situated on Market st. near
df sS,-' the Market House 1t s rented for the next
Jsar for F25U ANY persun wishing TO enquire respect
ing ii U III vail Oh James Baker.
II. n. CROOKS.
Oct Il--if BY James Baker.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-13
For Sale.

fatLasa rysHAT excellent dwelling house and lot
- = ga Centre street t'4st u h' ella. ner
lsts 81 occupied bv MIR II L. Dorsey. l. viii he
s<z-hN sid low aud on accommodating terns.-
Apply TO Or ENGLtsl or JACOB, Wheeling.