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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-19
India ssapO!is and Escilefotf;siic Il. AZ i.
NOTICE 40 SURSCissBERs.

4 the lat; following
amendments made to the BY which q bsi'yed
VIII give more fOmp'ne 10 the of the work, and
be satisfactory
they compensation money, the
stock VIII yield dividend hen Subscribers 10 pa their
stock in full, wHhOnt taking The fou ears credit.
First Any scrLer Who I'd personal
siork, either cash, Ia maca fhe
ial at any time WI hn SIX hs from u8yng n
riudlng what
aud new subscribers take
or Tour years OF at tier option pay cash a OF twenty
dollars. each
Second Al subscribers who have retain
'h rSh OF redemption Of lands, redeem ~
twty collars ior esc share Of stock pom
fa Lana Subscfines may redeem pay nr he pucipal
not be table 10 rents. 49, 7 ~ 49,
no
nal appralsennt apply President within hirx aa2.
the time they S al be
aud the subscriber nav ect on.
dSnteres Cd appraiser, aud te President one and ne , al
the and it shall be- appraised
By the subscriber
Etah. authorized $50 Of the con-
bonds five years thai viii for
which they sold not exceeding
per per These bonds iein perfectly
lien upon whole land fund md the road
should be object cifizcns who money
Of the hundred dollars they
be accessible 10 a who stall appy time.
TIE line this
permanently fixed upon the Ohio line Randolph ouniy
direct route from Winchester Indiana Sidney anu Biontain
Ohio.
The prospects of the Cor the
al early equal to the chcs eli antipaon
| OF the Board o. II. SMITH, President.
| December 9, 1913 5. awis
Journal, and volklat Inap copy charge
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-19
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..

SATURDAY, Dec. 10, 1919.
Mr. Julian. on leave granted introduced bill to amend the
charter or the HsgeIstown caDa company
Gu motion Of Mr. Julian The rules suspended and the
I'LL read second aud third time and passed.
Petitions, DC.
BY Mr. Hankins petition from citizens of Fayelte
county.
BY Nj Buskirk, petition Of Anna Wealth, for divorce.
BY Mr. Goodwin, remembrance against the petition Of Anna
Wealth, which together with the petition, laid the
BY Mr. Giilun petition of John c. Woodvie for divorce
By Mr. Harlan petition of j. C. Vanhom and Others to or
game school district
Reports from Standing Committees.
BY Mr. Wolfe fIom The committee roads, whom
referred the bill eNempng ministers Of the gospel fom road
tax, that said committee think nexpedent 10 legslste
the subject.
By Mr. Edmonson. from the committee rations. to
incorporate the Shebyvls and Knghtsown railroad COM
pany.
Also bill incorporate The Milton and Aurora turnpike
company.
By Mr. Doughery. of Morgan from the
bin to incorporate the Wiamsbugh and Cen
tTeyllIe turnpike company.
By Mr. Edwards bill incorporate city
in VandeIburgh county.
Reports from Select Committees.
BY Mr. Bundy, bill TO prevent iuiempeance in Wayne
township in Henry county.
By Mr. Dunn bill for relief of Christian Aguew.
BY Mr. ilankin, bill relative to bridge in Fsyette
county.
BY Nh Fold State road in Jackson and other
oountie~
By Mr. Line, bill to authorize the recorders Of Fayee
and Switzerland Counties make out general index of
county records.
Resolutions.
By Mr. Dawing, Of inquiry what provision il
should be made for funding unpaid coupons, due January
ls4 and belonging the various of bonds issued
under authority of the General Assembly of this State.
BY Mr. Fod that the doOkeeper be instructed TO inquire
Of prlnter when the Governor will be dev
eled to the House. printed in the German language
Bills INTRODUCED
BY Mr. Withers, provide for the election Of probate
judges.
by Mr. Meredith TO facilitate the discharge Of mortgages
o State Bank.
BY Mr. Winstandey. 10 authorize the Governor TO sell
certain stone in Floyd county.
BY Mr. Maddox, Tor relief of Baker Spencer.
BY MI Ford for relief Of Cain Dookey.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-19

ENHE undersigned is DESTROYS sell ani 'og
with all the appurerarces therein belonging, an
USED the publication of the Western san and General
Advertiser" printed NiEcennc Indiana The
of the best in the Wsi for the pucatop OF democratic PAPER
The gOad viii Of the establishment Wi be- sOlt with It, The sub
scriiion list numbers good ani i
with little be increased "a sc0a The Job Wot
and advertising patronage worth about Any
wishing 70 in the business would do vel %
call aud the subscriber his No % Palmer House n
danap0s Indiana 10Th The Only view ~
offering the printing oi-e sale from ieid Of
labor which the present the subsf
hers health.
The dric. which the published
majority uear, Presidential eec
o other democratic paper th district
3us.ry making the
purchase. The types ami The
Of the $3.50. they or
money half paid credit will lie
extended other half JOIN ". JONES.
indianapolis Dec. u lris. -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-19
Pcrn and indianapolis Esai.road.
NOTICE go BEDDs.stS.

'ENE will sealed proposals and
the third day OF January for tie
Ileion OF the cldng all the work emf raced
under existing complete the first dlssn
OF the road between Nolesve aud tc Madison and Indianapolis
a ready the rails
The plans OF the viii be
three days previous dav lifting The w ole work 10 lie
completed before the September Payments
cash Propositions however will reference
payments part cash part the company
that the conductor
I'm awarding work preference will be given Stock os.
w. j. HOLMAN
D. CoTriNGuAM., conmi tee
JESSE LTTL,
%ol Der IaaI
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-19

ment OF the next July instamen'' lie would vote
against the bill for this and many other
The question was then put upon layIag the amend
ment on the table, which resulted -, 81.
On motion, the rules suspended; and the bill read
tIIlrd time and passed.
Mr. Robinson introduced bill reduce the salaries
OF the Trustees of The Wabash and Erie Canal, fixing
salary OF resident 81 20O and nonresident
$1,000 per annum each read second time and en-
crossed
Senate adjourned.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-19
STOVES.

lust received Bust's the Red Anvil another extern
~ the lately improved Premium and AR Tight
Cooking which universally admed To he not only the
oil and
ana despatch all the operations OF Cooking
baking
render this far superior other offered Of sale IN this
market Hundreds them both IN town and country
stoves before
chasing elsewhere All constantly hand aud furnished
The o
Aisizes of Iena and
PLAIN and fancy For sale Cincinnati
trces fror only added
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-19

COuRr February Term, leiy
Petition the sale Of Real Estate
William Suv Administrator Of the estate OF James b. Kay de-
ceased james Ray George g. Holman. Many Ann liol
Jane Ray, Sarah Ray, Virginia Ray, John W. Ray.
Thoma Matthews, and Indiana Matthews
vENHE said Thomas Matthews and Indiana his wife, hereby
notified petoni the above entitled has this day
them and other defendants above named IN
aforesaid that the pending in said
court that appear said the first day of the
thereof show they know why
said petition forth and de-
should made and that default thereof said petit
taken
proceedings rdingly By order
said court. Attest, k. Is. DUNCAN, Clerk.
X. ). W.LPoLE, Sol
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-19

Soap-st0ne Grddles are among the things un-
der the The BuifaIonians have commenced the
buckwheTt cake season with them, and brag hugely
about their superiority over all other Kind of grdlcs.
They have us been introduced into the Buffalo mar
kct and Their alleged advantages oil other arti-
cles of this kind il, that grease is necessary in
baking, and us matter Of course the proce ~
IS not accompanied with that unpleasant smell which
attends baking on the iron grddle and which fills the
house with snoke The cakes $ smooth rs glass
when b'ked, and TO the eye aud palate more
ccpahle than by the present mode Aibany Journal.
ROYAL GoATs-In Windsor Park there arc now
between 200 and 300 beautiful milk white goats, oil
descended from pair presented to the Queen in
1913, by the Shah Of Persin
Why was John the Baptist like small coin Be
cause he ONE CENT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-19
No rle'f.

THE subscriber has Pittsburgh and Cincinnati
purchased the Manufacturers cash" his
consisting Iron, steel Nails Castings &c
prepared sell for reduced Coanry
respectfully invited call and
prices he confident 10y adoDnc the cash
to N a cas- 60 THOMAS BUI-T.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-19
Notice.

Mr.. Webster will deliver his second Lecture on India in
the basement OF Wesley Chapel Tomorrow "Wednesday
evening at half-plst six o'clock
Suject-Msnnes aud customs of the Hindoos
Marion Divi,iOu, No. 10, =. OFT.
full attendance Of the membe ship is desired this
in haifpast six O'Clock Of importance will
brought before the Division
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-19
Youus's Improved Patent Smut and
Screening MACHINE.

TIME subscriber purchased Of Robert NJ Dempsey Esq
his Indiana the above viii continue 10
the machines Indianapolis and will warrant them
perform than other of the kind
There about hundred sold in different parts OF the State
giving the utmost ,rtioa machines be
dr,ss To THOMAS II. CASE. INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Toy
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-19
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
Firs Nes S0ull Of Indidndp0'Is, and near ne ".
and ! Raj Road.



and J. Raj Road.
30 Acres.
or tbs Tract 100 res Cultivation 100 thrifty Fruit fresS,
bearing erated Wen II Daer, besides aerer-
aiHg Spag n good Frame Dping House and Brick Smoke
House Il Large and Councillors Frame Barn.
VIE unceared about TO
mostly Well tnlered with valuable building and ka 1tnit
whole Tract productive soil IN the
lies sufficiently high aud rolling Its location IL IN
health neiehhnrh" Its proximity Ia the city ana 10
the Rail Rad affords read, ci. cary lis Hce ;a any mar
tol-rahe good WiefSach
BILE purchaser, with but lng expense make the Farm at once
profitable.
The property be be duly appreciated Persons wish
purchase, viii OF the premises for Themselves 20
deemed
the Farm referred TO jacob Turner east OF
indianapolis Mr. Dum The premises, of nhf-
n cf Indianapolis tse
sell described Farm which, cons idef' Z
is advantages vii present nducemen the purchaser which he
IL viii be desifaee
remainder
will he ltea and accommodating. Ii. BATES.
Novemher
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-19

The boot and shoe trade in Massachusetts is in
a very fourishing condition. according printed
notice calling convention Of the trade in New York
The object Of the convention is take into consider
alton this large and rapidly growing branch Of bus-
ness. and 10 devise plans for the establishment of
manufactures of these articles in New York. The
inducements for this will be seen in the following
statement:
Several Of the largest manufactures of pegged or
staple boots and shoes of Massachusetts, have frankly
acknowledged That they have been unable to fiji their
orders tor the last two years. One gentleman said
not more than one half, III his establishment Anotl-
or sail at the convention the 10Th instant and of
the best. tiat it takes $500 per day TO stock their
works aud yet they cannot Gil their orders-that work
men command high prices, &c. We are told cutters
command Sl2 per week The best rrimpcr> earn
500 to so per month. Ordinary workmcn peg
ged bottoms, 81 TO 50 per week Fast hands on thick
boots, ut p cents per pair for putting bottoms,
have and can make $50 per month, or 50 to SO per
day. Boys 1O4 10 II years Of age. $3.50 per annun
0 more.
One of prominent dealers said our last meet
ing, that they have been unable to get supply OF
many leading styles OF goods.
That their uniform language in transmitting orders
has BEEN "send Us all the goods you can" wlthou,
scarcely naming prices
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-19

CnINEsElJ UsrcE.-The Chinese Mail.sspubshed
at Hong Kong, says - The grandson of one of the
large defaulters TO the government, has been sent to
prison 10 expate the guilt of his grandsire who has
been many years in The grave" If such system
prevailed here, what prospect there would be for
the rising generation Oflhe United States.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-19

DHAkE'S HOTEL.
Martin VI. Ray AZ Co.,
SANNG recently taken he Ell know Tavern stand known
brakes Hotel Washington Of
Indianapolis, Indiana which
furnished IN good sly lie for the accommodation OF friends
Tue puDc IN general Will pains make all
that gnSe them call They solicit share at the public
age he bs VIII be cheaper than the cheapest Their Table
al al times will be supplied with the Their
patrons viii always find
GIVE us call gentlemen, and of shall go away dis
satisfied.
lndianapos. September -. 1919 343m
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-19

WEAVER * WILLIAMS,
gndertaierS and COEfi al Makers
A RESPECTFULLY Inform th friends aud the
~ they have removed their warehouse.
kS\ od they prepared 10 furnish all articles OF
kI Cabinet Furniture. elegant costly cheap
fH ienrion funeral Will
E4y thereof nrnI-h horse
XXI As
~ hand, he
w. lower the hey viii
deI the shortest notice either light and wnv
give satisfaction Oneoi the finn
of business his residence directly
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-19

HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
UST received general supply Of all lnu
ding for
Also, kinds of Carpenter IoO. &c. Black Beows An
Wees Plates, Carriage Trimmings, Springs Ax~s
addler Tools, carfase Monn,"gs Saddle Trees Buckles,
Webbing, sc. &c
large Of Looking Glasses salyers Androos
Mi and Crosscu
tons $50 Of Nails
general o Cooper Tools which IA he
terms the Of b. PORTAGE Washington
indianapolis.
December ,. lsts. 644w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-19

BOOTS AND SHOES.
received Mems and Boys Boots.
~ Ladies' Buskn Shoes and footees end Misses Shoes
Bootees also. Wiley L. Bai ss's Shoes and Boots
October 9th. 3s lAVfDSON n BR \MWELL
EpROrER Jonathan "a Christmas and the New Year. let9 s
ID received, by MORRISON TALBOT Of
Decemier = l6so. -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-19
aDCayys,VI,ITOH,S SALE.
KELLY,S IRON CARBON.

rHNE prepared furnish smiths and Others
newly invented compound for hardening giving IT
and retaining original toughness iull
the article Having devoted
completely succeeded adopts this method
getting general prefcng pcddng patents
and patent rights.
fcts rlarca aud air Y
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-19

rIE authorized sell that splendid Of land
adjoining indianapolis, fronting
and within three of mile of White
lille IS. This one of the
eenteman residence 10 be
vicinity speculation be
into lots or good money those disposed
10 purchase will decide A bargain he had Apply TO
GEORGE ~. CHAPMAN.
Sentin Ofice.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-22

washington, April 18th, 1878.
/ ogp'rre u m RW1wag Stare -CaueI
/ n .tp.fc-- Treatment og5iHatse Nb.upsy
-"' HHff5Hgs Sympathetic Rss.i4'i8a,
! J't itt Nl5sts. &c.
/ TIE escape. pursuit and recovery n tbs
Slaves .5tn this District. hs. create / - u.Y.t
raa,-rsauou here a. the French P4roI..,;op
rHf. vss oae m board I'm he mari, rom t...
NIr- shore. below tais cifv. h Sem. ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-22

PRINTINc Presses. PULPlrs AND WoMEN.-
These are The three great levers that govern
the movements oil The world. WIthom them
the bottom would fall oul society would te-
come chsos aeain The Press max men
patriotic. the puIpil religious, but woman an
,Wereth all Things. There wou.d be no going
to church il aere were no girls there ;nsi,her
would there be any going TO war, were the
soldiers to meet with oorplau7e except from
The masculines.- Without the sunshine shed
BY women, the rose buds Of affection would
never bloom. nor tn flowers OF clrqu~nce
germiaae, In short she is The steam engine
Of deiigh,, and the great motive power OF
owe, ydiur and civilization.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-22

Lewis Stifc Frederick Smith and others
r n pursuance Of q decree of the Circuit Superior
= CuUu OF Law and thauccrv for Dhio county reude
red ia tbe above entled the 9Th day Febru.
any, Isl tine undersigned. acting Commits oner ia
this behalf VIII sell ou the 2-lh day Of May let's at
the front door Of tie Court iIonse Of Ohio comfy ct
number nine 90 in The addition to South Wheeling.
ai OF hy loan Ritchtc and Samuel Sprig1 commonly
called Ritcbictown.
TERMS DF SAIE.-Onc hundred dollars in cash
and TIE residue credit Of SIX. twelve aud eighteen
months in equal nstslnents, hearing interest from the
day OF sale Tie purchaser giving bonds with
ray. hearing interest aforesaid and the title Iu re.
tanned a further security, Until the wtoe he paid
APri -, Is JOHN q EOFF, Com'r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-22


Hr llAcrtUG Dr. JOINS ENGLIsn, We es-
teen man every way qualified to represent
MS IN the legislature OF Virginia, and he viii
receive our support. MANY VOTERS.
.Hr. Nharioa: Please inform the public
taat ,. NJ, EDGlNGTON. Esq. is candi-
date ior The legislature at the approaching
election and thai be cannot be clicked Oft.
NATIONAL ROAD.
-Hr Naarioa: You viii please announce
JOHN GRADY, Esq. asa candidate TO req
resent Ohlo. County IN lie house of delegate,
at lhe ueXl session OF the Legislature.
SHORT CREEK.
Iuos. HoRNBRooK will be a candidate. for
oyerscer Of Tie Poor Of Ohio %. Apr. 10.
Wan CARGO will be candidate for The Of
Zee OF orelserro OIL ths Poor OF this County.
APr 80. MANY VOrIRS.
Il. " BAssErr WILDE supported for the
oihtc ST Ovrrsser OF the Poor.
Apd 10. 5th. WARD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-22

Nr raornhu-h requests US 10 say that be
WI u1, b. candidate ,or seat IN the House
oil D,lsGstes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-22

Importance o. hight to heaAh--We have
lately seen 1t stated that there is marked
difference IN the healthiness OF hou,es, cord
lo5 to thelr aspect IN Regard to The sun
iaose are decidedly the healtAlest, c@lerl,
curious, IN which all rooms are duting
some part OF tne day !uity Exposed 10 direct
loht II IS well known that epidemics al
t4ck the Inhabitants OF the shady side oi q
street, and totally exempt those OF The other
side.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-22
FRESH STOCK OF SPRING * SUMNER
GOODS

Ohm ELLIOTT co. No l63 w cor. of Main
" 81. and Market Alley, have commenced receiving
their aud weA selected assortment Of Dry Goods
and Varieties purchase IN this EASTERN ees at the
present reduced prices; comprising large and splendid
assortment OF All kinds of Dry Gp0is Fancy and Saple
together with mach larger stock of Varieties aud
Fancy Goods than ever offered in tins MARKET and are
pre- Jared sell them either wholesale retail such
cannot fail 10 give penerai satisfaction.
\. d They would call the attention Of Country Mer.
chants d Pedars Their stock of Goods for whole
saling they viii keep complete stock Of al articles
in their line
Please call at l63 and examine for yourselves.
April Is JOHN EGlIOTT < co.
T9ARASOLS AND UNBREiI.AS.-95a rarasols and
II Umbrellas al al prices among Whiaa ele
CANT hrocade and fancy silk farasals opening by
Aplo SELBY, AGNEN d SwEARINGEN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-22
) TEAM BOA 4 REGIS TER
REPORTED RY &. II BERRY

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
" Bouts or Tie last 81 1ours cldia5 yestcr-
dag AZ O'Clock, p. ".
ARRIVED.
Brilliant, Grace, Pittsburgh,
Paris, Marrltta,
Lody Byron, Miller, g
Pcunsyh Gray.
Ben Rush, Jankins Cincinnati,
lsaec Newton, Mason,
Telegraph, Perry, Louisville,
Pioneer, Moore, St l. uis,
DEPARTED.
Brilliant Grace, Cincinnati,
Friendship, Davis,
Ee Rush, Jenkius, Pittsburgh.
Telegraph, 7, rry,
Isaac Newton, "
Pl1.cer, Moore,
Penusylvanld, Gray, S Loti3,
Paris, Maralta,
Lady, Byron, Miller, Louisville,
% ieet water III The ohdunei-falling,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-22

BADNESS AND Loss OF HAIR l. caused ~ q
Wahi n heshy ac.iou " those vessels vhchtarow OF
weak ~ diseased tor rrrsn-aff ion Isl thick an, t-lutv
ai alheis 90 tho months Of te plrrs and crrs thani
wy eHd dri's and forms srurf Or dandrnT Less blood
"Hc' e air PISS no' sufficient nouns lre1t ard c1r,,
s,naiI' becomes irv ard ssrs1 and begins usausfIv
~ W"eH -''iintiug O. Increase ey mutually pro-
'urra badness store the -sofllsgy ,,efs ssir
.,.i @ n $3.50 ..i'a't.n. anda -.isy new
" ~ l.aNe IS appearance which Will increase
la'.iil and volume uniii The lar becomes thick and
Js,re's Hair Tonic is the o3'r prs.,,r.., ts, ss
ever been known TO produce hair on haId heads
W.te' h77 dove o. iHnum'rah'e Instances aud viii
/ seldom tal'. 20 property and persavprHlrIv used
This valuable preparation eSctss the scalp o. new
aa1 h"aia} adl." c'esi>es . from serur and p,ND.
Rr, prevents the hair rom falling OF, becoming pre-
Waureiy GRAY. orEEs those cruptve q scsae. which
ufi0r appear unou te head and in maturity ca-cs
produces inc growth OF Nav HAIR. % also gives The
hafr rci AVID beautiful appearance. uuequalcd b. any
thing af tIe kind
| f-TIAYNE's EXrECTORtNT.-This is undoubt-
cF tae most va'1sh'r as o. BE- decidedly the most pop
ular. Welcur of s kind ever trsiacc into thu state.
Tho domand Jr " has hoen constant and Increasing,
rom The time it was first cred i' sale aete last Ianu
tn tine present time Numerous testimonials OF its
real w3ra and uscfrues irem very many OF citi
zens "icH Pc rroauceli hut uial VIII satisfy an that
~ speedy TOR COUGHS. colds influenza. asthma.
hoarseu,~- a.d ell kinds OF pulmonary a.fcrtions.
fte9oted only hy hr JAYNE fhllad irhia and sold
Ashland Row M-nraes st. Wheeling. Va.
Ntso by tE.NHtCErR, Main ST., Wheeling. and b x
t""EsySE, E'Izabo'luowH, Va. Apr3o-w5t
(No,I 'I'v..,,, 500 lis wool Irvine Just reed
W Vpi W iiN. aud for sale by
Apr.2 & u BERRY, Water st.
e. ErrEB Envelopes, Just opened and FOR sale by
s-S Apr39 THOS HORNBBD0K 4 co.
= CN TIE Rifles and Homes wholesale retail, by
- Aw2! TAOS HpBNBROOk x co.
ysONNLT Boards and Wrapping Papors-A great va.
- rety guoo and cheap, by
Ap2s IIIDS HORNBROOk < co.
SzAP aud Letter Paper--A large assertmentby
- Ayr12 TlOS HORNBROON x co,
- s,,,..,,,- 4 lsrge assortment of fire BOARD
f i = b7tt H. uafterus, lust tceetVed aud Tor
sale by Ap22 JOHN II THOMPSON, Uniou :.
Window Papers P. oo pieces o Nv, wide e W ,S.
iusi received and for sale wholesale retail, hy
Apr24 JNO II THOMPSON, Union st.
c. H. Hubbard II. B Hubbard.
C. & 81. HUBBARD,
STEAM SAW MILL AND SASH
FAC s'0ssY:
Corner Of Nam and Clay ,ts., WHEELING, Va.
y Az 10 lumber, latin. AMI i, udow Sasa Of all Kinds
/ ~ oi hand and made to Order. ap23
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-22

iL = = 7 ~ NaW 5ITe0I- UIr door elu.I Of IUIag
't 'Ns'''te'' "hLLL4ND, Va. AJI4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-22
TIL: JOHNSTON Jr.

Us now receiving bis stock Of
az NEW e.UOEs,
To which he invites tg attention of promn,
and cash huyers Ills stock is varied and is rueds arc
unusually low. ~
s5-~ali and examine them al 27s Main st. Wheeling
Particulars III lev DAYS.
April l9-lm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-22

SDyIis sAN'L NEEL has Just received A lot nf
- eeit.ine Mouse Hole Anviis direct from
we FACTORY, b Nay OF New Orleans. AIsa--Soltd
Box wees, bellows OF Jacob Arnetts make and screw
fiattst an sizes, lof sale by SAINT. NEEI,