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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-21
From the Ohio Statesman.
TO THE PEOPLE OF OHIO.

By an act unheard Of in the annals of
legislation--by the reckless act OF a law
less majority IN the last legislature, bill
claimed by the wings to be law) is 10
be folsted upon the people of Ohio to APP
portion the Representatives. amoug the
different counties OF this State got up
solely with view 10 partisan supremacy,
SO unequal in its provisions and unjust in
its general features, that even the major.
lty could not defend it upon the principles
ofjustice.
This bill, unconstitutional and unjust
as it is-acted upon by the House, while
II was in possession Of the Senate--taken
from the table of the Senate, when that
body had no; constitutional quorum,
without authority oflaw and in defiance
OF the rules aud time honoted usages OF
Legislative Assemblies-and to cap the
cllniax, signed by the Speakers; while at
the same lime motion was pending in
the Senate in relation to some of its pro.
vlsions--this till, thus acted upon, is now
claimed by the whig members of the Leg
lslature, to be lao. VIII such conduct
Freemen OF OHIO, your rights are IN
ysded, your laws dIsregarded, and the
constitution VI your beloved STATE tramp
led under foot!
VIII you sIt supinely and witness the
Dissertation Of the constitution of your
State in the halls of legislation, by a
Of the treemen Of ONO?
VIII you endorse the sentiment thus
practically set forth, that the Will of an
accidental maj ority is henceforth to be
the rule of interpretation, by which the
constitution Of Ohio, the sacred charter
| of our liberties is to be uuderstood; or
will You arse IN your might and hnri from
power those who, clothed with a lItlle
brief authority, would, for the sake OF
perpetuating that power, set al naugh,
lime honored precedents--treat the con-
sutution as au obsolete ldes,' and max e
the very name of legislation 'bywerd
aud reproach.'
From all parts Of the State we have "a
ready response TO the above iuterrogatory
| already have the people spoken III Ian
| guage not TO be misun1erstoud--t the call
| tor State Convention, is made with sin.
gular unauimlly upon the State Central
Commlttee.
| Acung from sense OF propriety and in
obedience TO the general expression o
the public will, we therefore call a Con
ventlon of the people of the State Of Ohio
| to meet in Columbus on Wednesday the
tenth of May next, to determine up
on such measures as may be deemed ad.
yisable TO meetsthe exigences of the time,
--and we would urge upon all, who are
opposed TO the usurpations Of the majority
of the late Leg islature to be fully repre-.
senied in the Convention.
Il. GALE,
J. RElNHARD,
S. ID. PRESTON,
B. THORNHILL,
HENRY ROEDTER,
VIM. HAN KINS,
| 1NnN
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-21
LINE!

The subscriber las on hanus a ruboer I
OF fipe horses and good bugg lei.
Persons wishing conveyance from this to
any other parts can be accommodated b5
calling on him, at Sells Hotel. Ii you
wish to ride give him call.
Terms, low, and cash alw rays required.
DAVID BOWShER.
April 2l, ls4s.- 28-2m
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-21
BE CAREFUL OF ooUNTERFE1Ts.
A G e N L s..

D. e. w. Ayres, Upper Ssndusky, jos
seph Shorb, Little Sandusky: w. II ones
g. Co. Carey town; II. Freet, McCutchen
VILE; f. Bloom, Mexico; Henry Shooman,
Crawford ,p.; Joseph Shilling, Burling-
ton.
Upper Sandusky, Jan. 13, l947-14-3t
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-21

BLOODY DoINGs IN YUCATAN.--We learn
from Capt. Stoddard, of the schooner
Montana, from Lagnua, last evening,
which place she left en- the 26th ult., that
the Indians had massacred and driven the
inhabitants from Sisal to the seashore.--
The United States steamer Iris was to
leave Lsguna on the 20 h ull., for Sisal
to receive on board the inhabitants, and
take them to Lagnna. 1t was also stated
that there were so 600 to 60 900 Indians
in the neighborhood Of Merida.-N o.
Crescent. Aprit5
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-21
Martin Dickens,
I Petition for Fore.
closure.

y. Petition for Force
John Aughinbaugh, closure.
The above named defendant is hereby
notified that petition is filed and now
pending in the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Wy andot county, against him; the object
and prayer Of which is to forecloss mort
gage bearing date l4th ofApril,A A. ID. ls45,
executed by deienden to plaintiff on la
Lot No. 16 in Merrymah's second edition
to thetownI of Mersallles, in said county,
to secure a note bearing even date with
said morte age for S239,25. payable one
year after date. That application wifTbe>
made at the next Term of said Court for
a decree or the sale OF said norlgagsi
premises.
M. III. KIRBY,
.qity. for PiE.
March l6 lsis-23-ot. $a,25
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-21

A verdict OF So 500 uas been rendere
in the S,sto circuit court at Lexington.
Kentucky, IN favor of Cassius Nj. Clay
against some of the parties who took down
and sent off his printing flee in 1S45.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-21

We have the pleasure to announce (says
the ST. LOUIS, Flag to the people of this
Slate, and the Union that the democracy
of St. Louis have gained glorious triumph
over all the combined elements of whig>
gerry, pativism, and Taylorsm! The de
mocracy of St. Louis have set a glorious
example to their brethren through out the
Union. They have shown that they will
not surrender their principles, and cannot
be carried away by the clamors and out
cries of an unprinciple combination OF
no-party men," We call upon the de.
mocracy Of the Union to follow the exam.
Pile of their brethren Of ST. Louis. We
have struck The first blow, and we have
gained glorious victory. Let the dem
ocrats elsew W here follow our example, and
whiggery and Taylorism will be annihil-
ated. The average majority for the dem
ocratic ticket is 550--the largest ever
thrown in this city for our ticket. We
will not doubt that st. Louis is democrat
ic!
Phonographic.-A friend, who is engaged
in the study of Phonetics, sent us letter
containing the following passage:-'The gr8
Bing mt, A man put; which puzzled US for
some time. The translation was forwarded
us by next mail, as folows:--'The great be-
ing empty, man put coal on
The CoURT OF INQUIRY.--GeD. Worth
having ithd rawn his charges against Gen
Scot, and the letter having Withdrawn his
against Col. Duncan. it was hoped that
the pretty conventions Of these intermin-
able military courts would he avoid ed
But the latest intelligence from the city
of Mexico announces that the Difficult es
between Gen. Scott aud Gen. Worth have
been renew ed, and Mr.. Trist is TO be re-
tain as a wilness.--Ohio Press
Why are banks like spoilt eggs! Because
they are rotten things, and an injury to those
that have any thing to do with their issues.
or The Boston Post has the following
hit at Louis Phillippe:
Wanted few scholars by an old school
master. who has just learned new lesson
in French'
.Ne.o material for Coapentions They
held an Iron Convention in Pennsylvania
the other day. We have not read the speech
es delievered on the occasion, but we presume
every member put in his ore.-Joha Donkey
CONGRESSMAN DEAD Hon. J. A. RLaoR,
NC. from South Carolina, died at Wash
ing,on on the Sd inst.
Striking, as the boy said ts his master
when lie gave him cut.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-21

.Ne.o material for Concentions They
held an Iron Convention in Pennsylvania,
the other day. We have not read the speech
es delivered on the occasion, but we presume
every member put IN his ore.-Joha- Donkey.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-21

Striking, as the boy said t9 his master
when he gave him cut.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-21

or The Boston Post has the following
hit at Louis Philippe:
Wanted few scholars by an old school
master, who has just learned new lesson
in French!
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-21

CONGRESSMAN DEAD II Ion. ]. A. RLAoR,
NC. from South Carolina, died at Wash
ington on the Sd inst.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-21

Why are banks like spoilt eggs! Because
they are rotten things, and an injury to those
that have any thing to do with their issues.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-18

Root ,uohhinu 80 bolts of Boot Weblng--a
AO' "opDHS' prime article jGst received by
mic MCLALLEN, KNOX 4 Co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-18
REMARKABLE CURE OF PILES,

or THIRTY YEARS STANDING
Mount Washn ton Berkshire Co, Mass Nov 90 1Si1.
Messrs kEICuAM & HENsuAw:
Genis-FoT thirty wears have tecn afflicted with
Piles, generally Debility. and Inhan fon causing
and pro ass of the bowels and which had resisted
all medical treatment DR.. Chapman and others could
give. he last three years OF that time my sufcrngs
defy description was confined to my he'd. nnahle to
help myself, aud at last given up by my physicians aud
friends in despair Of gaining my health in fact for
three DAYS bsore commenced using Dr. Uplan's Fec
tuary, entirely speeches. my burial clothes
made. But under the heuefice nercies of rrovi
deuce, and the of Dr. Uphams Eeciuarv though an
MAN have the pleasure of stating the rAcr to the
public that my health good and hope 10 live many
years, i'll Is Iods Will and TO make known The virtues
Of DR. CPham's Eleciuary, 10 recommend il my
afflicted fellow creatures. II helped beyond the ex
peota'Ions Of all that knew my case and can only
TO Others that II Is IN my opinion the hest medicine in
the world for Plies or disease of the bowels aud if
they VIII use il according The dir actous will myself
warrant cure in every one. Ysurs, with the utmost
OK preston circumstances CORNELIUS SPUR
Esremont Berk Co. Mass. Nav. -, laI7.
The above certificate tells simple and truthful
Of suffering aud relief OF which as ply stefan and wit
ness in tic case, cheerfuly endsrse
DIR. CHAPMAN.
NoTcE.-The genuine Upham's Eiectaafy has his
written signature; thus " "a Uptam, D) The
hand IS also done WIN a pen. Price, 81 box
Sod wholesale and retail by kErcu,N n ilsNsHAw,
l2t Fulton street, N. H., aud by Druggists generally
throughout The U and Cauadas
CRUMDACkER, Agent,
je27 Wheeling, Va:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-18

DR.. Townsend >usapafilld Il -1vrre-a and speeiy
pient Consumption Bar : itv'a psu Uci
Failing OF the Womb Cpsjivenes: f!i" iruc1rshu3,
Or Whites obsruct.d difficult IsdatultI"i. lasapti
nence of Urine, or ngni utry lecha-a thereof at for
the general prostitution "fte sys'fg--Ho mater whether
the result inherent 'rn.Ur 20 ~
iarity Illness accident Na,iil. ~. moro suIbrt-
Ing than its inv f0ratuc effects tt- ,tr Per
of all weakness and assti. i.n f.pq u
become robust aud fl of euerg da.a IL Ht'4gac &C. :,
Immediately countoracts the er'c's>acss OF iaads
frame, which is the great cause ct ..rf Hss. ltwt
b. expected OF Us, of 20 .ei are 10 s
hibt certificates of cures perform ~ tao
afflicted. that hundreds Of cases fsoa rr,o,tri
Thousands of where faia "tts 10, wit4ust
children arer using ey hois i! tii- .dtatt'a Ii
cine have been blessed with Gnn. ae1ths els ping.
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Spitiin. Es3ooi.

Etg York mi % 1911
Dis TowSsrNp-i veril, heliesr 5etf St saparilla
has been the ncaus through Pow 7aa. Of satinl my
lie I have Tor several years bad % bl1 C1agn Il be
came worse aud At last raise -. uu intcs
OF blood. had nigh sweat, and alt dtuiatra
Rni reduced, an il not expect II live. Save only
used vow SarsanHrisl short a,- taero a
derlul chaafe been wrou ~ ia able 10
walk h ie city. raise no blood sUj ..v couch
las LETT me. You well ls ti tlannGa Tor
these ults. Your oJedcuf eerv j.t
WIN BUSsEiL, CO Catlarine.st
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-18

Endure the Piles no longer.
u SUFFERERS FROM rHE PILES srGLrtT 10 rss
D9. UPA : B2'S
VEGETABLE ELECT L AIRY,
TIE FAULT IS THEIR OWN.
Trv it. oil YOU that have the PILES. ISFLAMA-
TIov Of the Liver Spleen, Bowels, Kidneys.
Bladder. Liver {, mpl-int, Dyspepsia, Goa,
Situation, Sick Headache. or any Diseases
OF w ich
PEI E,s.
Either BLEEDING or Blind. trierHol or IN
teraal. is The determination #. and Ike thanks
Of additional Thousands uiH be crpYtsstd.
READ thi- EVIDENCE here OF CURLS.
Though ii canpoi give the saved one wealth
1t gives at treasure far more glorious. iiE.LTH.
UNTED srNTts, MARsuaLt's OFFICE
New iofk, december G, ~
VI ,ssrs' KlTcH,N & HENsHkw;
Gcitlrtsen, understanding are the general ent'
for the sa Of Or tpiaus VEGETABLE Eleciuary. fol
the cure Piles, have iebned il my duty to volunteer
a recommendation iul e1aif of That valuable medi line
have teen afflicted cor years with Piles, and have
cl various remedies lat with no beneficial ercs.
Indeed began 10 slider utterly hopeless Blu
a;out the si Of September last was prevailed on hy
friend to make trial ofthe above named medicine.
took his advice. aud rejoice that only re
leved. hat a. telievc. perfectly cured earnest
~ recommend II to all That may have the misfortune
e afflicted with that annoying and dangerous disease
Very res fect'y Yours, etc. ELY MOORE.
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WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.


r. HIS company, being duly organised, is prepared
Ia make Sua rance on every description of Fire and
Marine Risks, such dwelling houses Store Houses &c
with their contents. Also Steam Boats. Flat boats and
Keel boats with their cargoes, and from any port
the Ohio and Mississippi rivers, their tributary stream
Applications for Insurance 10 lie made for Inc present
the office OF the Wheeling savings ins4 iturion.
r., Mccoy Spc'y.
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+ C. GABRIEL.

81 OUID respectfully INFORM h,s friends snd a
ualI., THAT b. has hausht ou ine rst 3iiis'Ine
afgiafof, carried on under tf"'A 40 81 Samuel heh
. ut under ms chrrse. ard tlii continue the husiDt
iir odd stand, No 81 Aciu s. eel. wis re- a. an tin
iii be- t.aua tiocss Leo&in4 GLASSES, Picture Fran
tetal'-, sc. &c, al OF wb'eh ~ Wa engage 10 -
leal ~ thtu aty o.htr house ~ the cay.
8cFAH CLOCKS sold aud wafrante r-ay be reulfue
- "a. money " ID te refunded, It they do not he
rrert ttrue.
frT'Flciute Ftsnies made 20 order IN the hest stJ
d 81 ifIi Fl HutIre.
iiis redigis,d ltt nil1u Wli le sivtn 10 hls hn'
and fa Xrrton SPARED GO rcadri iiis work as goo
lt1l superior 10 any other o. The c.ty ice
- te,. Ncwlfpay ths highest PR
dsii lpf !NdS .. IA cast .of good fses, al Q,
srelsuse on Water street.
Ayrs lOksf III : BAKER
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ass;s's y = ~ .ils-. - =
EI5s !. q. ].

I-gIlbtn44DrutA Ml.itt A. hDj r. Gstal lisHed
Z, 10 wears AGO, by DR.. kiNkEt.lN. The oldest
snrcsl ana hesl maud cure az forums % secret dseases
diseases of the SKIN aud solitary habits Of Youih, nk
kINkELlN, a.. W. enrIer ~ Ihatd ana ifniAnsts
between Spruce and Pine u squares from The TX
( change.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
Youth who AVE HuureA tDemse YES hy certain
practice INDUCED m-a habit frequently learned from
evil companions, "a; sch1alte effects ct winch are
nightly trI cven when ssleen ana destroy lot1 mind
and body, Sa0ud apply tmu,edialaiy, Weakness and
consi tui onA dstltg Immediately cured, and ui vIsoT
restored. All letters nos, paid
YouNO MEN
II you value irte yoar health, remember the
delay OF a month nay cvou i week iuas prove your
ruin, toth Of ioGy aud uut. Nepce let no false mod
est, deter from making your case SHOWN 10 one who
from education and respccfshity, aloHe hetrieud
lie VITO places iauise'i undor Dr. kWAein's Ieat
uerI, muy seualoCsv coui5e Ia his honor - ag,n e.
uaH, ana iu " Jse ensum W DE- forever locked lAe
ere, of he patient.
Too many think they w' hug the secret t0taeir owe
hcs g. s, Themselves Alas Sow often in "a -
fatal delusier ana how many promising young mar,
WHO tFtl Rave teen oriaEcnt 10 society, bGs faded
from the earth.
COUNTRY INYALIDS,
iudIug It iBc0nycuient 20 make personal 2pp cation.
AN, stating ueir case eSP'cty, to-e,her with al
heir symptoms per lester post peidl lave forwarded
% then Ghost containing hr. h's medicines appropTi
lted accordingly.
ruc .a-ca OF Medicines Erwafded 10 any part of ih
Nu'ei STATES at moments uullce.
Post rsid ieuers, addressed 10 DIR: KlNkLLlN
Lraie.pbia. viii he pr1mtly attended To.
see advertisements ln Tie pint OF tie Times, Fhlla
'.NaN Nov 26.-ly
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-18

Find sse aud speedy IN Doctor Swectser's fana
cea. Ii cure by scratching every blood vessel and arte
~, AID driving out all impurities and foul huinors
nulated tlerein, which the cause OF Rheumatism,
Goa I, aud swelling OF the joints.
For lrutsy Falling of the towels Impurities of the
Blood, Mercurical Tant Weakness OF the spine Flow
o. haod 10 te head, G,dsiness BuzIns in the
head aud cas- Dr, SWccerS lanac.a viii give certain
reCf; in al and chrome cases. the pat tents
not re loo o.iea eded ta larger doses and perseyer
auce Will e:iect
In Cmls aud Fever, Bilious Fever, Affections of the
~ and Ears, spOngy and bleeding Gums, BRONCHITIS,
aud recent Coughs and Colds Or. S,verser's Psnacea
VIII be found perfectly and certain in lis effects
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-18

BRENTLINGER'S ApOTHECA.
ASHLAND SAT ARE, WHEELING, Va
" HERE fhysicl1Gs' prescriptions are acruraiel,
Sss aad neatly put up at all hours of the day ana
night also where eau be had The follow ing populag med
icines. viz:
Hoct 1syne's Medicines
Doci ROSES do
Ri,ey's 7 le Ointment
Lewis Indian Vegetable Pills,
snhh's do do sugar FILLS,
BfandrdAs DO do
kuasni's anti costive do
Duct Deans hhenIaalic do
noet chapman's Blood purifier and Liver Pills
Hygssu Pills,
Nc llisier's Al Healing Ointment
Compound syrup Boneset
Aiteta,ive syrup tsr cure of scrofnla and a,
diseases arising nom impurities of ood
Nerve and Bone i.nnent
Compound Syrup sarsaparila SeAc
ApTiiII 49,
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! EM0VAL.
Il L A S!

! EMovAL. INNER has reniovedhis grocer
and bakery "a new es adj hmeni, two door. ~.
ow 6 I fingles house MAJ street, where he !.
repaired 10 furnish his former uers and ali ns,
'nes with the staff and iuAurits of i.fe
Fresh bread and cakes ofrNefy description at alnsst
ahy hear IN the DAY. spll
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4 4 eaSas1" tsE e.

MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY
W. HI insure against all of life risks npon
NV the most favorable terms The operations of this
Company are confined exclusively TO LIFr lNsrR nee
AED CONTINGENCIES upon the mutual plan. lis aivan-
tages are too easily conceived to need comnent-ena.
hing the Insured 10 participate all pofts of
the business while living, and securing TO survivors
certain resource against want when dad
Each person insured for life becomes member of this
company, with ffetna charter a1d is entitled 10
Voe-and also entitled to his share of the Dividends
which are declared annually. For further particulars
inquire of w. +. PETERSON Agent.
Wheeling virginia.
y , Ofiice on Monroe ST.
ROB"T. l.. PATTERSON, President,
BENZ c. MILLER, Secretary,
NJ. II. HOUSTON, MD. Medical Examiner,
JED Wheeling. Va,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-18

I Glazed Caos "a r.. 81. . - I.. ioyss fun
fthe latest STYLES Just ree'd RON .sae' M aad for
ia Al die Fashion allie Hal ana Cap 3Te Union
los JOHN J. HCGE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-18
FIRE AND MARINE INsUR ANCL.

ESQ BE iNSi RED-or not to he-thaf's the question
=" whether II Is letter by sweeping fire, to he min
ei-and subject to all the Ills thai flesh heir to- or, like
prudent man 20 TO the Protection Office, and there be
made safe comfortable and happy-we leave for you TO
determine.
The Protection Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn.,
having already pad $500 0t0 Of losses the Yves
tern Country, entitled to the highest confidence and
their agent, wheeling, Virginia.
W. +. PEI ERSON,
VIII lax sks on dwelling houses. warehouses, Stores
mills -ctories 4 together with their contents, such
fur nrc. merchandise, machinery and every other des
,'lIoD of nsirahe property Also sieam keel and
Hat boats aud their 10 and f-0 any port tie
Wesern Waters, on the most reasonable terms.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-18
DR. j. 4. CLEvBLAND,


"A CoPY1 2t9 & ln- street, Charleston :. c.
1le above Medicine ean he had James Baker, Vince
ling, a., A. N. Williams. farkers'urg. Va, J. & 4
Keakirt Cincinnati, 0bio, q 4 FaIcstock Piusburgl
aud Of Drugs lists generally.
y LEN & WARD,
Nov II ProHTif'0TS Phid
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CDEg:GaEsgJ;S, OEssO,

INSUhANNFl K'FNI w = AIENLI FUK
WHEELING. II X. LIST
AT Sr.LrE LIsr's WAREHOUSE. w TER ST..
fEflEN viii take risks buildings all kinds
- boats and Cargoes Factories, Mills. Keelhoais Flat,
hoas and Cargoes, etc. against loss damage by fire,
or The dan and pers othe seas lakes or rivers
very favorable terms. sep Is.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-18
REMOVAL AND CO pARTNERSuIp

REMOVAL AND co PARTNERSHIP.
HENRY has removed from the 81 and he oe cune.l mn
-. Water ST. 10 ~ Main street, to the House formerly
occupied by heCaliam as a liai aud Cap store d,.
recy opposite the Monroe House. and has assoc lated
with himself in Tie Hating business, MIR 4 Robinson
The business viii hereafter he eonducied under The
and firm of HENRY & ROBINSON. They have iusl
received from The East lot OF the hest AID most fash
ionahle stock aud trimmings that TO lie had in the
Eastern cities They are determined 10 mai as good
and fashionable hat any shop in the city, and sell
them as cheap. We have the sock and do our own
work. They invite the alteration OF Their friends a,
the public al large 10 call aud examine their stock lie
fore purchasing elsewhere.
HENRY * ROBINSON
myl Opposite the Monroe House, Main street
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NEW AGENCY

y
ExONSUMPTION CURED.-rhe subscriber has taken
~ the Agency Tor the sale of Doctor 3 Fitch,s Alb
donina Supporers, Shoulder Braces, and Inhaiinp
Tubes; together with his Book OF iectu es on the uses
OF the Lungs; aud cause prevention and OF rui.
monary consumption. Asthma, aud Diseases of the
Heart on tue laws OF Longevity. and the mode of
preserving Male and Female health hundred years:
with .6 illustrations; by Samuel Sheldon Fitch A Al
NJ u
The Afflicted and Medical Faculty IN particular are
respectfully invited TO call and EXAMINE
A supply of the ahove Instruments and Books inst
opened aud for sale by JAS MELLUR Agent
Aprle Union 81. Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-18
ROBERTSON & GREGORY


HRACIlCAL Boot and Shoe makers, No ia Main ST.
d formerly occupiedb by VIM Hopkins as a Barber shop
would respectfully inform the citizens OF Wheeling and
vicinity, that they making up in Eastern Vir.
eha style some Of the hest work that Wheeling ever
saw both sewed aud pegeed and invite all in want
call ana examine before prcha sing csew here, they
are coahdent that they render perfect satisfaction
all who may favor them with their patronage, their
materials of The hest Kind, consisting in part of
French and Philadelphia cali skins, and themselves
practical workmen, Trey have hesitation in saying
that their interest Is the interest of the community
April 10