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The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-04-06
"SOUTU END MARKET"

THE Subscriber would inform his friends and tn,
public generally that he has taken the store ol
Mr.. Gilbert Trufant on Water street, near foot oi
South street. where he offers choice assortment Of
West India Goods and Groceries, together with Pro
visions and ship stores at very reduced prices-sucl
Sugar, Molasses Coffee, Oil, Spices, Fluur Meal,
Rice, Raisins,-Beef, Pork, Lard and Butter--Crock
cry, Glass, Stone and Earihern Ware. together with
good assortment Of Fresh Provisions Fruit and Veg
etabes The above is offered for sale as cheap
be found In this city elsewhere, for cash APPROX
ed credit. j. G. DUNN.
Bath, Dec.l3, l847. lvd29l
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-04-06

TWO or three house lots situated on Lincoln ST.
Inquire of SARAH BOSWORTH, on the
premises.
ferers by the revolution. L
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-04-06
+. Browns Teothachc Drops,

nor the cure ofthe worst TOOthache by its applica
ton few times. This il the only compound
which eectuay kills the of the defective tooth
hhout the least pain injury to the others. II il
warranted not to contain the least acid kreosote
which ia injurious to the other teeth, aud poi
sonous in their effects.
COOLEST KIND. rh"f. ARehtloI ba'hs
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-04-06
r. Browns Worm Lozenges

A RE the most valuable and certain medicines ever
A discovered for destroy ing and xpel all kinds
of Worms which frequently trouble chiidren.-
They are a most excellent remedy and are as plea
diferfrom all other Worm Lozenges, as they haze
Nercaryin them. ,,..,.
Thousands of boxes have been sold within the last
rev months A. G. PAGE, Agent for Bath.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-04-06
Fishermen are requested to
EX WINE

CHARTs of Newfoundland and Banks. Charts @,
" Gulf of St. Lawrence, including Miramcha and
(,boleur Bavs. Charts of the Coast Of Nova Scotia,
with The Bay oc Fundy, &C., being tl,e latest Amer
usconsolbU WITT v-"hlicrIaPs >wiih books Of nirec
Moro his nntirne death.-SacaaaQh Repub. SD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-16
TWO CENTS.

more than one democrat from his support, where
the wings would lose three anti-slavery and anti
war voters. The liberty men, he SAID, would
with scarce an exception, support their own cam
dldates, following the advice of Arthur and Lewis
Tappan, who are certainly abolitlonists OF some
what older date than Ben. f. Butler and G. c..
Cambreng. Van Buren's nomination, the Con-
necticut abolitonsts hold, would ruin them, It
they should have anything TO do with it, as indeed
II would much stronger political organization.
Mr.. Nlles's influence in Connecticut is much over
rated in some quarters, and his boiling will not in
any essential manner weaken the Connecticut de-
mocIacy, who have not lately approved of has
course.
The Massachusetts Democratic State Central
Committee have been IN session here this week,
and have called State convention TO meet at
Worcester, on the first Wednesday of next Sep
TENDER, at which an electoral ticket, and candi-
dates for governor and lieutenant governor will be
nominated. General Gushing will receive the
guDernatorial nomination, unless he should prefer
TO run as the democratic candidate for Congress
in district No. 3, as some desire he should.
The weather has been abOminably hot this week.
and Boston has been very like place to which it
s supposed to have great adherence. All who
have the chance, oft rural scenes or watering
places. Business is shockingly dull, even for the
season; and the almighty dollar has entirely
sappeared-pcrhaps that has gone to place
which water is said to be very scarce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-16

FLooD ON HE Sr. LAwRENcE.-1he nver la
Gouflre, which flows into the ST. lawrence, some
distance below Quebec, was visited by sudden
The river rose twelve feet, carrying away mills,
bridges, wharves, trees, and every thing it met
with. il inundated the whole Of the village on tho
north side, throwing down bridges, fences, &c.,
and forming deep ravines In Its devious course
Nearly all the bridges were carried away. and the
scows and passenger boats having shared the same
fate, the inhabitants were without any means OF
communication with each other. Wood yards
were completely emptied Of their contents OF TIM
Der and plank. A schooner disappeared, and has
not since been heard Of A great loss Of properly
has been caused by this unexpected Hood.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-16

THREATENED DEBoULI- II was discovered yester
day morning that another rent has taken place in
the Cape, below the citadel flagstaff, commencing
near tn guard-house situated within the enclosure
which divides the Governors garden from the
glacls. The heavy rains of the past few days have
doubtless fastened that which has been feared for
some time past. The extent of ground which
threatens to. give way is said to be upwards of $50
the Mayor, we are informed, has intimated the
fact to the inhabitants residing Immediately below
There appears to be no enlargement OF the iissurc
this morning, which upon an average appears to be
about two feet in width We were told yesterday
that, to test the depth of the opening n stone at
tached TO cord some seventy feet long was let
down, and no bottom was found -6,scbec Chro-
nscfs, 5h ys,iy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-10
-xALuAniE cry PROPERTY ron s1IT

- 'vt'"t.h 'iIh PROPERTY FOR SALE.
- subscriber Wti soil On accommodating terms
we thtcc story trick Siarchouse. North lVpst Ger
aer MARKET ani Union streets. now occnpied Inv " n
" i't1SNcll as 2 ntS Goods store. The nrorrriv is in
tot'h eau and - one of the best business 81 ards IN tho
Guy iefsans wishing 20 make a profitable invesfn. ent
aIe secure INC 1es' business stand IN The city. wenid do
''siNe 'H'tt carry attention to ihs not c.. ANY
ini5r alton IN regard to the property cam 10 ott,irai,
~. cAt1hf ON the su soriHer al the United States Hotel
streets ~ y, x ~ ~
Wheeling. Or la-arN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-10
COMMISSIONERS SALE


Archthsid o1ds, Ev'r "
klcraul Sroj! and Others
NDHNNt Ll{N by vi.iue OF a dccrea Of the cirruit
'i'"f court Of law and cbauccff FOR OHIO a..
l'e' W. Has case, on the lUta day uf Fetrutry
4' st2net, Getting as commissioner for the
y VI 'eA 2" the highest and hest tidfcr al ruIIc
'1ttoh' al lhe fort d-ot Of The court house of obio
'lh.F' On SATURDAY The 2lh dav 81 Novemtef. 1Eta
iIF. N'i" - h'ei-
hnNS-ie en- peg cent nf the purchase money 10 br
'At' ~ casa ana TIE purchaser 10 give iattfs for tho
S"ue, WIN .ood security, tesrlua interest from The
day tt sile. aud ra1 ahfe ~ tlrrp ins,aluepi, OF sy
Twelve, and eighteen months each.
w MITCHELL. DEPUTY Tor
RStNNs,S o G and Commissioner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-10
4 FARM For SALE

THE subscriber purposes to sell the farm on which H.
now resides, lying o. the head waters Of Little
wheeling NlGek IN ono county, a. out haiti a mile from
the National Road and three foufths OF a iHiie from VI,
Gilmore Min. The Farm contains IL acres. on
Witch isa good frame Dwelling House aud q good frame
harm ana COW shed, 20 feet long, aud an excellent apple
orchard. There is about us or 100 acres cleared, " in
1snticient quat lily Of good meadow, and the remain.
der wei tlmbeted. sad farm is well watered. Posses.
SION would he given on the lsi Of April next. For
terais apply To the subscriber, living ON the premises.
ociSo JOHN EAiMERY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-10
GAPS.

q ECEINED this lNy at my stare. No 10 Monroe s.,
"a & large amt splendid assortment of gns EN- racing
20 d1h uit tda2cd Gays; , de sin Plush caps; 10 do
Mems cloth caps; ) do oil SIX Gays; p do fine cloth
caps; 5 10 Suk Yomh's caps, and a line assortment OF
~chiIdielt's Fancy Mirror caps, SANERN.
sept No 10 Monroe street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-10

v OFFER for sale. from Is to 30 lois and pieces Of
l. ground, which | have lately laid out. on the hl and
road leading I" Mr. IL Nichnls's; and also from two 10
three scres OF ground, lying between SAID road and the
,ufhpiN'' ann several other lots OF ggound Oh Main and
Market strests.
me lnts on the bin arc convenient to a good well Of
water. me loint useof which VIII he iven TO the pur.
chasers OF the lots and ground on the hill
l WI also sell some ground on Monroe street, in front
of the Court House
w any OF the above, viii be sold low aud rive A
reason"iis Sredit for the greater port on Of tho nu5rrh,se
aoEH ~ '@S aud ground on the Hili are convenient
~ -, ai 'fhoring men, ct the Gtasgworks,
- - ) W. JOtiN M'LFRE.
"a IA T. 81 have a new srick uouso winch ,t,
kfssIhe finished by the LIST of Octster ,e;ti, .r~n WI
cellar, lot tor garden and close To The LII III -, ~ ''a H,
sell or feut at a fair price. (Aueg-ff5,' ""t WI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-10
LANDS FOR SALE.

luO Lots IN Logan's Port. Indiana. and
several small Tracts IN the vicinity OF said
town.
The above land will he sold on the most reasonable
ttnas' "a tracts TO SUIT purchasers. Titles perfect. For
further particulars inquire of w n pErFRsoN
Wheeling, Virginia, JeG.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-10
WlLDER'S PATENT SALAMANCA
~


ylrST received an assortment OF the above F~lre'Proot
y SIS. and far sale atthe manufacturers prices, by
PRNOR PkULI Agent for The Manufactures.
The following letter has been received from Albany;
ALBANY, August -, 1913
HERstNu. Esa-Dear sir; The safe we bought Of
Won in the Spring uf M. las been thoroughly tested Icy
the ATE hrc, aud We are happy 10 state has more than
ans,v cred our cXpectatIou.
we were unfortunately located on the Piet; and. as
Won must have leaned ere this, we had bur barely TINE
10 escape with our lives, before every building located
there, a. Tar uortA Is tHe cut, was tu flames
Onr safe stood facing the south, ~ the second story,
s~d consequently faced The flames. which, with The
strong south wind. made a HEAT almost as severe as a
Hast furnace. aud s%oiu"thrug 81 the same ratr re-. Not
w,ihsiAndmg all this, our hooks arS papers were nreser.
we'd so that thcy are al icsi'ie, Gud many OF them as
urrteet as theN were before the ire.
n Is wonderful that II could have withs'ond such j
yialrnt heai with no more injury, when Wa know The
heal 10 have beea so powerful a. l. destroy tire old
FASHIONED safes that were taken uUtu tin s'otcs Oh the
per aud ptacet sane d iatrs in the bul tits. y :
J,urs drew out mis- aud placed il 70 III. wa,eT's ei-ei
Sfli u w.s -e~iroyed, white vau'S saved the ta'ers aud
looks IN the Lutlesg ut lie hro. Yours, respectfully,
CIV GOpARb & co.
2. s-rhet hooks and papers wc'eiaAen from the safe
two dsys after the TIE.
Inr.ac hy PRYOR & PNULL,
oci.6 agents Tor the Man .fartufers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-10
AL 1IlAlrS LEEr.

WE si.lSce.ter iiscAot . Tong Credit, various KINDS
: Of Goods, Whict are just sustt as are waiting to com.
nleace Or III a scountvY ar trading store. Tic goods
are not OH, Aavlas been purchased " ithin 4 year. ard
iHoSt OF them wtiiin ) months. Aprly thc last ten days
Of any mouth tthe Cfdce OF "FGARKETTSON,
~srpt1-dtl Monroe street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-10
Prosecutions.

~ r. PRYOR anl 60. hsvs now. aHd VIII AWAY.
w. Keep, at their Drug and Medicine store, on Alan
stree;, q few doors a'ove sne Monroe Aoli'e; a supply OF
rure medicines. selected expressly to hit the orders ana
prcscriptous of PhVstcrauS. Or. Pryor viii give sirict
personal attention to preparing and putting up al pre-
e.rift fnns and ordrrs. sep
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-10
= q 81 IL =.


BUILDING AND coal LOTS o. s1IE.
Il He su'S6tI 81. who is dufK aufroassF. cs fr
' sale. 3If tuts ~ tfs atdttf.n TO TIE city af W heel.
inc. known - ktch fe;owm. Many of 81 ,se lois are
beautifully located. and The Ohio river in font is w de
and deem. sfordtug a fine 81 afuioat Landing far tie
whole cnsth ot the town al seasons a. tie year. lie
IS also authorised To- sell a numter " Coal Lots. cmtfa.
ciua a'oWt -Ouu festu front. Suitatie for manufacturing
rtrs-ihe coal lying in The Bill cast u aui al uiuinr
The town These sites are sppcrof ta anVttiur Of Inc
Nhd in any othcr ~ertIuu ST the country. The coal lvfng
81 : pr'Nef elevation 30 permit TIE miners to deposit Il
W we factories, which would MOI cost over "a con = rer
hus'iei Few pieces hold nnt stronger inaurep ems 10
p"tspr~ in search ~ 4 desrah'e location for a res Ience
or q manufacturing sire, than Nitehl ctowu. Located
81 The ohio river. shisiuinr TIE rHv ~ Nheelup. and
snJ't ing al Us advantages wthont Istnasnt tett octv
~ataftcn. The Baltimore and Ohls Railroad. and lie
wheeling and Grave Creek Turnpike have been located
ihrou1l the town, both Of winch Improvements viii.
y" doihf' be comWctc cd shortly. For terms, which
vii c very reasonable. apply 10
! wheeling. Oct 20 T. z NKNEFppNC
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-10

FgfNBl.E Knives aud Forks, Buicuer Knives, Pocket
a. gallery trass candicstI1ks, hue SCISSORS and Ea
z,rs, ntss- aud steel ariel Pistols, Tea trays, bras and
st's te4i Stoves ana tongs Brt,aria ard Ctrmal
sllvef spoans, CAaec MAts, sc. iaI rec iysl ana lor
sale cheap BY ENE + MOHHt9
octt- Ma. street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-10
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

fsrilE subscribers have Just received from the Eastern
& cities, Il fresh aud well selected assortment OF Med
icines, including the more recent chemicals; also pure
white aud rcd wines and brandy for medical purposes,
%pnrchasc after The most careful Personal inspection,
with a view 70 superiority of Qua.ty; and cautherefore
commend them 10 their patrons and friends with en-.
tire confidence Ia lhelr purity and freedom from sdulte'
ration.
We have alw avs ON hand, a supply Of all the best pa
tent preparations. dIuong which NuIfh may re euuuer
atei Wistars Balsam, Ayers cherry Pectorai, Houck's
Panacea, UphRlns Pile Elecuiary, Drs Weaver aud
Jayue's Family Medicines, Woods, foNnscud's, Sands
aud Bustohs sirsaparilla We are sole Agents for GAYS
Extract of tauchaiagua, a new California plant of rare
medical virtues, pubiIciy admitted by Dr Tow nsend,
Manufacturer of IoWnsend's Sarsaparilia, to be ''far
better than SafsapuIlla." Can and examine the above
articles Al the Drag Siorcof
J C~RUMBACKER son,
o,ftz SIN of ths In'den Nortar l-q na5n -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-10
FAIRBANKS PATENT PLATFORM

r-rSu r subscribers have ar assortment of fire above
). Scaies now Finished and ready fpT sale at their
WaFarooM on Natcr ST.. tetoW quincy.
iel5 CHARLES. COEN 4 BEATTY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-10
TAI AMI 81 DEL NpL Nm,
WHOLESALE DRY Goons MERCHANTS,
WHEELING. Va.


TAI, AN x Ebtti, MP AN
vruo, ,,a,r NV coons urpcu >,m,
WHoLEFALE DRY GuonS MEKCH ANFS,
WHEELING VI.
.~ ,. u.r..,l oa,r ,r..o
We = y, - ~ W., -" ~, cob 1,
r.,,s G 80 r. a. ~ Sa,te G,tt "''' '"s"'
40 ~ ' ~, sal G,st,es ,,to, o,.n,fa
- = ~ 80 W. ' "'''" f"
q /, II, aaa ! a'I @iiost;,,. Nan .,n,s.
- g. ,nse,s
- 49,, M, s.n.l Al
n, - .r"~aI r,,a-n ctaths.
y, ~, r,sh do da
% it'e t'S.Dn ~ 70
y 80
=" ~ -" NJ,
=" : ~
Seftes tcsgttn r,ssi,er,s -S.ver,t r,.l.,a. aesi
t,. -, r,s.t.,.,ss,
~. 80
~ ~ ,yE, IA N,
~, ms rI,ihs.
-. N.yi.tn rr4.,u.re. fnurv .tvteq.
~ -, 80. ,r.lni Sstt're,.. ~
a. nss'l ~" ~ f d.
IN a., h,
W. ~ = ..,,t a.,
.SSvstSS 80 M = - 40
80 '"t."' ~ ,.,,,,, TN.a1.. anil s,,d,y o,hc,
s,-tss ~ nom, NOM ",r,rr wss,. eomrintnt a VEN, exier.
- ia ,ot.p. ~ a,v I, anna. ,s.s.l, .l0a,enf
on .y,r,lir terns. srJ 4, bo .,ltL v ne
~.
~ tnst c.ee,r,d snaoo hand
- rbn,.,s,sf 90 gtd enste Frinf,:s
h, sh,s and of,nce 10
PM, NTte,is snragna's. punnels,t
M, t,nry lr,nts; 'o" pf'ee'
$50 mar Fancy prtHiz.
~, ave- msdae22 do
! cases beseh" snlr,i"ss' s"pte'''
= % 30 sHes1.ss'
lioasy thrown ~
Lish, 40 40 :" .,.
nh.HN 1870. N.'"'" su'p'N "i'''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-10
Notice to iiousekcepers.

E-9LDUR-having arranged with at \ Nrtilian, for
- the sale OF hrs tluur. we Whl hove 'nsiauty ia
store. d IA lerior brand Of gresn Family Flour. tpr safety
sue draS ,oad CT harel GulG FJEsN tn L BAKER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-10
PURlFit sll0N OF NArtR

pIfNItIt NIIUN OF NAItN
yTgnE DIAPHRAGM tliTEN-ghs FILTER is des
< tsned to surify Ell turhtd livef aud other fresh VIZ
ter. and may b nsel tor tte |ciattitat vu OF various
hutds. II is scoapfcl portable opgar-iu-, mol cxctet
iata cube Of four uichrs tn SIZE, is AtteI tur application
Sbstua al d,tids. and Is bg modification OF Offering me
liusu. CONSTRUCTED ass well for application % a vesse! Of
tme c.racity Of akeg OF pad as u y fer alaiicaiiop 10
- tvnrert Of nrlttts rrervalf. ~ rfefnsos liseii bY
s.ltpI. euau-iug s. eFd for Cnd "u she f1i.ei. Ntl hitef
t-n,, ,ue ~ tvF gailous per intimate Prices DORIS.
NH. snr SERVER IS tIe oHiy Hutnoi .-et a-cnt nor the ?
hove aners Ia ths Guy, and Is rcaif 20 put taeE1 on To-
ORDER. Al alttImes.
fhc Huhte are esnrrtidty referred % M'asts aeF w
e-nn. Iat.cs Maiirfs, Douglass e. arHai. and others
vim have tuen l4 use. who viii rreesfu'y cerIy that
they tuun aad CrnHcr paiatabie tHd hea tt the must
impttre Natet ue have.
Calm MlrNpi : f1area at q ~ ItHNspN'S'
Mlegitne. Oct -. i-t-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-10
PER USSIoN CATS.
COMBS.


" 0RSE SHOE, Flan and Ornalreuted Hair combs.
g. OF all kitsis Fine Tooth ditto. BEDDING Pocket
ard Fsiuier's Graiuin Uomls. for sale low, wholesale
OF tetalI. ~ oel26 JAS NELLOR. Inlon 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-10
LII. :. RICHARDS

~ ES~PECTFILIN informs his Old friends and cos
.ES toners. that hereafter he viii he found At the Cloth.
,ng Establishment Of IN. HrGHES. Jr, Water street..
whsfe he VIII lie pleased 10 receive their orders for ANY
aItr'c IN The clothing line. Sent :. lsis-l3tu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-10

Y ME l | ItOI
ryyliE sui seriher Ias now received AND opened his FAN
4 supply OF Variety aud Fancy Goods, 20 winch the
attention Of his tiends aAd customers - respectfully
invited. Ectss confident ms Goods and prices viii suit
au, either al wholesale or retail. Among lie great va
rfvtV wili he found
sfusaes. soaps, threads OF every d,scrin,iou, needles,
pists, tape, luekei hJoks, wailrlS; utrss. h~ucksNtn,
SIR. head awd cotioui buttons. olleis, gun su4rd-. cnlton
art rs cord, hooks and ever. iewsaaras, Gefaian 81.
vfT Tea amt ratir SPOONS, Nasoa's slpr Paste RiacAips,
ink, Nerve aud Bone it'lineut, dea5'soi, Nacassar OF,
Sect Marrow. Go oiae, T. oh aud Nsi brushes, Razor
Siruqs, T. ehet knives hinries, &c, together wtth all
ecl5 JAMES MELioR, uuiop~,.
-LoyEs hNu hosiery Ali kuds of Gloves
AZ ari Hosiery u.isnie lof fhe seasoi, can - found
vsry low Il PAXTON & sons, Monroe 4
UArbKGRCHiEfs.-A great variety Of Sir and
"a Linen hanagcychi, Il; $50 Needle worked tuiiafs,
Just received ~ orila PAXTON x SON,
s.LuIhsot nae est make IN u,k and fancy eaior.
- Cassuueres-piH doe skin, ri'uea ana striped ditto
ees. oet5 JsSNsENEf
= lot 81 Tea iran tie Canton Tea ConraFy, s'd tor
sale At ny sion o. Market square.
am, EENNs wrappmg PAPER for sale . the ..aua
sept d. is,s PRYOR & PAULI.
DOUBLE CAPS DOUBLE CAPS.
- 81 thoss d,nhto caps. Just received & sale at
"a set@7 s~bdARrtR7 uataa cap establishment
FASHIONABLE SILK HATS!
GUST received o barge lol ot hlst qualify tAsuionahie
y sus ttN,, which acme can surpassla aitsu az quai
# iy. 10 BE- haa al =. y II AkrEh 5 iiai Store.
I AERFukAVEu BOARDS Iast received aud for sale
4 I'll q uONNBGOGk 4 CO.'S. Arurse 81.
tauiy Dfoccrics. i, G,osaa5G., III ' re.
esred by hCoNfNEf 40 ttNANf-
iR@ Marhst square
raekases dsiy,red Ina any part OF the Cay, Tree 81
claf.e.
ASP HOr!rE-NH persnts knoNins tlerls, ~.
- ~ialeAtei 40 tlrsu scut els are te etti4tp fequras,
as crl HnA 'nsNr FaYaa-at iHHledia. rs. a. tieir sc
e1nafs uave Heeu nug .tAaai fe. 90 we 81 allie comp. i.l
TO put iteu4 81 a mopeT eodectors Aands.
Agsi- - I lDANbkOOA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-10
. NoTTcy

yVsHE uefersirn@i have saeocia'r3 themselves %
\ refher uuAer the STYLE au1 firm ~ FvNrrR- M0TEt
seS 4 60. for tho purpes. Of u7rHfsrfurinr NeFa sr.
Spikes stfhe 'Nv@jris Iron Works" which are no"
completed and IN tai Jperstsnp.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-10
FOX NALE

M su'scfiter being deSireus of selling his entire
Estate IN the city of Wheeling. Virginia. conss,in,
~ IF3 acres OF land ad dining the civ, and " bich ~
bounds IN stone coal, and there is also a stone quarry on
'nr aforesaid premises equal to any a. am informed.
IN the STATE OF Virginia. Also. about % or 100 feet al
stonnd immediately Oh Water street. on a part OF which
n""esu5 erected a very fne N%arslouse, and sunic ieut
lmiiedialeiy on the Ohio river, AVID Just above The IT.
~ h"'ei, SO generally known to aIftravellers: and ,be
properly on inns square Is generally considered the most
'aHiaide OF any IN the city For terms apply orhe mo-
prieior, living near Louisville. Nv.
myp SAMUEI, CHIfRCTlIJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-10

{. & Il. HUBBARD,
STEAM SNh MILL AND SASH
FAs TORN;
CorNcr 80 Main and ftay $685.. WHEELING. Va.
& ANhf ns rt, lefas ans ~ ibdaW ~asn ol s' sud.
- a, had aui mato 20 order. sa24
, - fulttits q - FufLr JR "a " PHlLLIr
PHILLIPS e 90.
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS.
STEAM ENdiAE CfLDERS
W0Egs az MNH0ty Onio Riese.
dt0u6 Hate Norts.
opy y IS WHEELING. VA.
va. MtNG NtgnLt. AENJ. ST.. CtRB.
4 HTCoLL & CARA,
a,HrFse esss $50 aratfes *
SADDLES. BRsOL2>. HARNESS.
TRUNKS &c. &e.
No iHs Nnh street., q pw aaar. aafth 4. r, iiatr
n4E2 -
Quincy FOUNDRY,
ror'es af NaH $50 ga -
~RNTElitNe FR
H~ArUy,TcN SANDS 8 &C
Ma d.ouss Water Il. ae4. Va .%f9a-aosss.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-10
DOUBLE CAPSl DOUBLE CApSr

I NEW \ CONVENIENT ARTICLE,
ftS1 received from New loIk, a lot of Dot BILE
+" rAPs. a new St De- entirely. Tnese csp4 are uua.
he for suntuer or winter, a. they can be. 4V uuuHg
ttrui, changed ffnu d me cloth into a fine .ts cap. o.
from siS 20 ctpth. az The wearef may plticr nf tbe
weather demand 20 he had only at the .tole Of $ y
| HARPEk, conner % Man and uni0n st,.ts. auc2I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-10

HAED And CUrLERY

xStLK aai wors'ei canvass faf working ON, ZephyI
- wsrs'ej amt SuN TWIST Tor Lahtoldeying, Slice
Beads, CSC, etc. lpst received ny
oct.5 IS RHODES, Bddse corner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-10

ANtEp-A HuFse f6r q sick latv, or a waiting
maid IA small { unity. Most liberal wages wilt
sc ~gIvep.-Erqnire a. The office OF this paper. oct6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-10
WELSH FLAN NEI.

1l1ST recei we'd. ) pieces real Welsh Flannel, warrant
u ed not to shrink, / piece very fne French tiGnncl
something new by MARSH. Taylor & MARSH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-10

z CASE as-sried Co.ion Threadi
p DO q 4tissbc cpitrH Sisetns.
I'D s.e-s AoslIto Netting; Ju~t resolved and ful
elv 4 YALiANT a. uElArLA4N.