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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-02-10

APPROACH OF THE CHoLERA.-Those who
rest secure, at this side Of the Atlantic. says the
N. Y. Sun, about the non approach Of this pes
thence TO our shores, are loolishIy indifferent
10 precedent and act most unwisey. What has
occurred before is likely 10 occuragain, and it is
therefore criminal to neglect such sanatory regu.
latons as would be calculated TO moderate It's
ravages or prevent its spread. Cleanliness and
temperance are the great levers by which the
enemy can be baifled. Impure air, filth and
intcmperancc, arc tssurcst propagators. Alarm
and nervous apprehensions add considerable 10
its fatality; and therefore when any cuse may
occur they should nj once be taken 10 a hospital
set apart for that purpose. Chloride Of lime
should be freely used as adisinlectng agent,
and Stacked lime should be employed in white
washing the lanes and alleys Ola populous Sity.
Daring the last visit Of the cholera in Europe,
social parties were much recommended by the
faculty and had resource 10 means by which to
excite the animal spirits, promote gaoy and
good humor were found excellent prevcntives
against the career of the pcstilenco among the
middle and upper classes. We find it an I'M
perative duty to keep this important matter be-
fore the public eye, with view 10 induce the
civic authorities and individuals TO remember
that "preventon is better Than cure"
o. Oac of the most vicious msthods Of ly.
ing is said to be lying abed late in the morn
ing.
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for the farmer.
YELLOMS IN TIE PEACH.

For many years the peach tree has been sui.
Jet tc disease known as the yel oSs. This
disease seldom makes lis appearance before the
tree has arrived al maturity, as lls grea! vigor
and rapid growth appear to preclude the dcvel.
opement oI the disease previous 10 the tree fruit.
ing. Much lime, labor, and research have been
spent in lruites5 endeavofs to cradica this dis.
case after il has made its appearance in orch.
ards, md the only result arrived nj is the neccs.
sy for planting new trees, 10 take The place of
old ones al short intervals Of time. Many APP
pIications TO trees have been recommended, and
potash, lime, tobacco. banking up in Winter,
&C., have had their advocates. Although indi.
vidual cures nay have been effected, or decay
for time arrested by the remedies, vet such
ins ances are extremely rare--end when ap.
He'd or large scale, arc shown 10 be without
value. The disease, n true consumption, still
continues. and will continue, unless some radi.
cal method is adopted TO eradicate it. From
my own observation and experience, am led
10 the belief. that this formidable disease has
been much aggravated and 81 r ad lhroughout
The country by budding, from res continuing
in themselves the seeds of incipient consump-
tion, not vet externally developed. A bud may
OC hdhtH lIO'l hOC "PPoiOu's e0Nhuf odh ai1Tt
a time both trees will be affected and decay, and
so on ad infniium. The only remedy appears
10 be to bud from trees which are known 10 be
entirely sound, and in which no disease has ap-
pear, for several generations. By taking tins
prccaulion, growers may rely upon having lreo',
thai with ordinary care. will live and bear fruit
for many years, and in time eradicate this evil.
That the disease, however it may have origiA-
ted mas not its origin in either the soil or the
climate Of this laulude, is pretty evideRr. Nat.
ural trees can now be found in great numbers, OF
many years growth, alongside fences and other
neglected situations, perfectly sound, and likely
TO remain so. These are the trees to propagate
lrom--and although the fruit is generally of an
inferior qualify, yet cultivation of a few years
will render it ola superior havor.-- FARMER aud
/ Mechanic.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-02-10

BuTTER.--We often hear the complaint
that butter made in the winter is poor. Ours
was so for several years. 1t was very slow in
coming, and lrothy, white, and sometimes bitter;
while butter made from the same kind of milk
in the warm season was good. ! devised ma
ny plans for its improvement, such as throwing
in salt, warm milk, scaIding cream, &C.; buG To
no purpose. AT length scaIdcd my mik.when
brought from the COW, afterwards setting il in
either cold or warm place as most convenient.
mean communicated sufficient heat TO my
milk 10 destroy the effect which frosty feed in
autumn, or dry feed in the winter had upon il,
Since which time we have made, with Is min.
nIes' churnlng. purcr, Swecler, and more yellow
butter than We have ever mad In the summer
and sometimes from he frozen cream gradually
warmed. And were it not that manufactures,
the pursuit of fashion, and other causes com.
bined, render helping hands in tho dairy room
nowadays very scarce. should bear tho lrou-
Bile Of scading my milk before seisirs It during
the summer as well as in winter; for surely but.
Ter made in this way possesses delicious rich.
ness and dry ness which cannot be found in any
olhcr.- Albany CulIiyalor,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-02-10

MAKING Mexico SUPPORT THE WAR.-Gen.
Scott has commenced putting in operation the
grand scheme of the Administration which wa1
10 relieve us from all our difficulties, and pay
the cxpen Sc Of the war without tho assistance
of the United States. The utmost sum which
Gen. SCOTT has deemed it prudent 10 exact from
Mexico is three millions gear. Will Mr..
RITCHIE have the kindness to tell us what pro.
portion this will be of the expenses ofmaintain.
ing an army of one hundred thousand men in
Mexicol--I PHILADELPHIA Sun.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-02-10

SHEEP.--Shecp are more subject to diseases
Of the eye that lead TO blindness, than many
persons who are accustomed 10 them imagine.
1t is singular circumstance, and not so well
known as ii ought 10 be-, that ii the eyes Of Il
flock olshecp are carefully examined, half Of
them will exhibit disease either then present. or
indications Of that which existed at no very dis.
taut date
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MlisteIlanrolls.
Trial Of President Polk,
FOR MAKING WAR ON MEXICO.

Counsel for the People, JOHN Quincy ADAMS.
Counsel for the Prisoner, JOHN TYLER.
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en- to those who advertise by the year.
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Term, OF subscription 10 The Free Press.

THE CARRoLL FREE Pass is published al Car
rollton every Friday morning at TWO poLLAhs PEI
annum, payable within the year. when payment
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The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-18

her Bourbon sovereign. What has Russia
gained by her conquest Of the Caucasian
country? Nothing sir she received the sub
mission of the people in 1896, and from that
day to this, she has been compelled to keep in
the field an army of twenty thousand men to
defend and protect it. Mr.. President, ag-
gressive war is no part of our mission-we can
gain no enduring glory by the conquest oftor-
eign states and provinces. The victories that
rebound most to our honor are achieved in the
workshops and counting houses OF the country.
We have broad domain with every variety
of soil and climate, and by industry, enterprise,
and energy, we can command all the comforts
and luxuries of life, and secure for our coun-
try the admiration Of the world.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-18

mmissioner-forwardcd to Washington
and ratified, with amendments, by the U. S.
Senate. BY this Treaty, Mexico cedes to US
nearly one half the territory she has hitherto
claimed, thereby making up to herself hand
some purse Of money, and securing the with
drawal of our troops, until she can gain some
new strength & order at home. Even if the trea-
ty, with this immense cession of territory, is
ratified by the rag of Mexican Congress at
Queretaro-- Uncle Sans money is prompt
ly paid over, and his troops marched home,
we may well doubt the continuance of AMIGA
Bile relations between the two republics. But
our latest accounts from Mexico render even
the nominal ratification of the amended treaty,
uncertain,-so reluctant is Mexico to consent
to a violent dismemberment, and SO wretched
is the present condition of our army,-"dy-
ing" say the reports, " at the rate Of a hous-
and per month The name of Scott, too,
which is said to have operated as a spell upon
the enemy, has lost all its terror, by removal
to distance. There are evidences of new
life and new resolution springing up in all
quarters ofthat unhappy country we as
suredly fear that the days of peace are far off
in the future.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-18
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

The Bostonand Burlington Telegraph is TO
be completed and put in operation by the first
day Of October next. The portion of The
stock assigned 10 this town, has been prompt
ly taken. The line passes from Burlington
through Williston. Waterbury. Mortified,
West Randolph, Woodstock. Windsor,
White River. and to Lebanon, Concord,
Manchester, Lowell and Boston, Tele
graphic lines are SO much multiplied that we
may soon converse with any part oil the u
MON or Canada.-H Woodstock Mercury.
FIRE.-The buildings in Georgia known
as ''Prentiss' Mills" were destroyed nv Ere
on The night of the 29lh ult. with the excep-
ton Of the saw mill. The buildings des-
troyed were Grist Mill, belonging TO J. w.
Allen, ESQ. of Milton, an Oil Mill and an old
Wooden Factory, belonging 10 l.. Sandersun
O. Go. Of Milton. Cause Of the fire unknown.
Free Press.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-18
FOREIGN NEWS.

We published last week. q synopsis CT the news
brought by the Steamers Washington and Hi
Misunderstanding the most important items OF
intelligence Affairs in Europe are now the
chief topic of interest everywhere, and for this
reason we have carefully compiled, from several
city papers, the following connected summary of
the news from the various European Coun-
tries.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-18

sB We had the good fortune, last week, to
be the first to publish an abstract of the news
brought by the Hibernia. No other paper on
the Telegraph line seems to have got the re-
port-owing to difficulties arising from first
connection with the New York line. We no
tice that the Vermonter and the Burlington
Gazette copied our report-which was perfectly
proper: to acknowledge it, would have been
equally so.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-18

g. We trust our correspondents will have
patience with US, as our columns have been
unusually crowded fol- the last two weeks. We
ought to apologize to our readers, too, for de-
laying the remaining numbers Of the series OF
papers on the Scrofula. They have excited
much interest, and shall be forthcoming here
after. The interesting communication on
Mount Vernon is received, and we will try to
find room for it next week.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-18

The Austrian Monarchy is virtually dissolved
The dismissal of Metternich, and the overthrow
of his despotic system, snap asunder the links
which have bound together the Heterogeneous
states Of Hungary Bohemia, Moravia, Galiria,
Syria, Tyrol, Lombardy, and Sclavonia; and it
remains TO be seen what limits will hereafter be
fixed to the authority of Austria proper, A proc
lamation, issued by the Emperor Ferdinand, on
the 18th ult, cedes the liberty of the press the es
Enlistment Of a national guard, and constitu-
ton, to be granted as soon the deputies Of the
Provincial State. car be convokcd. which i fixed
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-18

IINELVI1-
The Kingdom of Greece appears to De N sa,r
mcnt, with troops marching in every diree.Sn
1t is more than probable the reign OF the 'n'O'
Gle Ohio is drawing TO close.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-31
NOVELTY WORKS.

fs~rE Subscribers have associated themselves together
4. under tbs drtn and style OF Cu.RLRs, CosS \ BE
,rrY 10 the purp OF manufacturing, at the Wheel!
uts Novelty Works FaTtank's Patent Platform Scsrs,
isteh,s Counter Balances Codee Mhis, Mslea-'c Cast
es &C. and VIII bs prepared to ~ orders for ev
CIV thing IN then Inc at the lowest prices.
WA CHARLES,
& " COEN
ielJ e. n BEATTY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-31
COMMISSIONERS SALE

Archibald Woods Ex'r vs.
Richard Scott and Others
fNthA W tltf Ny virtue OF decree OF the cireuit
Su"tIf coun OF Law and chancery for Ohio c. .
denounced IN THIS case. the IOth dsv of February
ete' Tine undersigned acting a. commissioner Tor Tie
p pose VIII sell 10 the highest and hest bidder AT nnb
'Heton at the fort dSor of the count bopse a. ob
'l"SY on SATURDAY.. the 18th dav Of Novemier ists
ng. - ''''" - !" 'V'ti w heel'
,,iI ~ | en- PEI cent Of the purchase money 10 he
80 wv oe-Fi and t-e purchaser TO give bonds for tho
~ ~ ~ s"9u security, bearing interest from The
aF 1l sle' and pay able three instsIn cnts ~ ~,
WE'VE ana eighteen mouths each VI s'A'
w MITCHELL. neputv IN,
oct27-( PaulD NV" Commissioner
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-31
TRIMMINGS FOR DRESSES.

n w. UEtSE EfG.tss TINS tay received great Va.
~ ririy Of teautiGl aud entirely styio Giutps.
Als1, Friur and row pieces black slk Lace, with
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-31
WELSH FLANNEL.

FUsr received, pieces real Welsh Flannel, warrant
~ cd not 20 SHRINK, I piece very me French Flannel
something new, BY MARSH, TAYLOR MARSH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-31
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A TRACT
OF LAND.


John Fran, Jr N"ASVkRY.
virtue OF decree pronounced in this r.,so no ,b
circuit superior Court Of Law and Chnnce,ss ~
we COUNTY OF ONO on the 2lsi Gay of June ls4s ths
wi sell al The front door the court bouSa r o.
county on Monday the 6th day of November n.x, m
same heing court day. the following descrited f.sr r
patee' OF land mentioned in exhibit b. aud fled a. M en-,
papers IN Inc SAID cause. to An thar cc,t, So.
OF lana situated ON Mckinley : RIM in Obif a. 90
uonhitu q ohows' Beginning a stone sol On 10 so,h
sue OF hcNinley's Run, above a small branch :, -
hh-tnenee south 81 degrees east ISL poles 10 scch
near me ROCK Sprung ON the bank of said run thence
soth ~ degrees, east sc poles 81, an ash NJ DO -
ihe ~ said run, thence south u degrees east OF [ -
ltfge poplar ON the south side of the RIM
20 uegtees east IS poles TO beech and rock in dr,in
corner 10 Joseph White and Lawrence Clark tbe"cer'
sHd a. am with the meanders thereof and bnd;na
course south degrees St co poles ia tho main,
where three branches ntersect thence nm The 49,,
ofahch Wth the nteanders thereof bnding tbeu. "a.
poes 10 spring the of the drain the,rs SOUTH
% fg1ees west poes to white oak on ths ION Of Inc
Wy ROAD tnehee south Is degrees west 81 poles 10
poplar in Thomas Todd's line and with his linz no,,b
Sc ne ees west. Ss poles to poplar corner IN "a
o'u se-thence north 20 deg rees east o. poes Ia sn
ron wood where white oak formerly stnod-thepra
orn 10 degrees west, so poles to stake in SanueI Nc
lures me thence north "a degrees east a. ooe Ia ~.
beginning. Containing one hundred ana aiah, go
9io more or less, being the same land morga,cd IT,,
" ~. .auhdih TO James Cummins and sold under a do
cree OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law and ,Ian
eey 10. ONO county, TO said Thomas A. Cummins who
aseeu 70 convey The same to the defendant az b tho
sara eNhthit A. viii more fully appear 80
EhMS OF SAt,E-Ten por cent nf tho ,nrchosa
money TO be paid in hand, and the residue tte,eef ,o
ne paid IN equal instaimens credit OF eoht s,y,eon
Wy our months, with interest from he dsv of
sae ihc purchaser giving bonds with good security
Jot the sad defc red instruments
MITCHELL. n s for r simms
ef'- l''emehsI e, in this behalf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-31
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Samuel Sprisgs ADMINISTRATOR
araInSt 1..-----


against IL Cu.yo.r,
Samuel Fool and others
vitneo OF decree pronounced in this cause bv The
- 'rc"i' superior Court of Law and Chancery for
the county of Ohio on the I'm dav ~ tr,a 1s,ss ri
nn4e signed acting as commissioner in that behalf viii
zen az auction, at the door of the count bors
OF ONO county on Monday the 9th day Of November
ic4s, Lois Nos aud 9, 1--WE aud Six) in soiare IA
u'RikkNl and lots Nos. Is and 16 FIFTEEN and SIX
~ ~ sfnafe 23~twENrY THREE)in Sprigg and Ritch
ie addition to South W heelinr %
SIMS OF SALk-a credit OF six Twelve and eighteen
o"t"s III equal instalments the or nnrhas
glVhg hohds, with good security bearing interes,
rom 'he day OF sale w mitchell l., deputy for
kichd siinHis, ) Q. c. and com'r in this behalf
sept2l 1913
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-31
W[LDER'S PATENT SALAMANDER
SAFES

YST received assortment of the above Fire Proof
~ SIS and Tor sale at the Manufacturers prices ny
PRYOR PAUL.. Agent forthe Manufacturer
The following letter has been received from Albany:
ALR1NY, AUGUST %, isy5.
sc HgRRIsG EsQ-near sir: The safe bought of
YOU Ia the Spring OF "a has ieen tn roughly tested by
the late hre, aud happy stale has than
answered oar eXpecttton.
We We're unfortunately located on the rieI; and.
you must have learned ere fIis had but barely
"a escape with oar lives, before every buiding
til. -, as far n0rtA IS t.c cut. was in lamcs
oar stood faciHg the SOUTH in the second story
a7d consequently faced the flames. which, with the
strong south wind. made heat almost severe az
blast firra c, and something Of the nature Not
wthsiandug all tins, hooks and papers were preser
we'd SO tnat they all le.iAe aud many of them
perfect as they were before the dre.
II = wonderful that It cOad have witiis'ooi such
vipent heat with no more injury, whea know the
heat to have been 50 powerful s destroy the old
fashioned SAFES that taken of the the
per and placed some d iauce fro the but ings.
drew out his and placed tc thu waters edge
still; il Destroyed, whe yours saved the parers and
books in the hottest OF the fire. Years. respectfully,
CIV GODDARD & co.
P. S-The hooks and papers taken from the safe
two days aher the ire.
For sale by rRNOR n PAUL..
oct25 agents Tor the Mtnatdc' ur-ss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-31
NEW ElRM

-oOTS AND SHOES The subscribers having ssso
Is iated themselves together under the style and hrm
Of ] CONNOLLY Z son, viii continue ia the Shoe
business IN the house. No 10. MAN IT, formerly oecu'
MED as a shoe stsre by Connolly * W abe. we expect
10 receive from the shortly large aud wen assoI
Ell stock necessary carry the business IN all us
tasrrpt branches and il Is our object On compete
with the eastern manufactures, We intend. ny street
stept,ou To business 10 insure the we antei
maize aud Ia merit the patronage of our friends and the
public IN general We therefore, give general INVITA-
ian To all TO give US trial. CON Ntl.bl
An,tila t1lg = CONNELi.f.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-31
WHOLESALE AND BETtIL DEALER Ia
HATS AND CAPS


Corner uf Main ard Trioa SIS. " heciin- Va.
49, ouutry Nereaa ants supplied with Hats tsd caps
- tls very lowest rrtccs lor cash. uttge
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-31
POO DoZ DOUBLE CAPSl

A NEW AND CONVENIENT ARTICLE.
SUSr received from New York, a lot of nOtt III f
" CAPS, anew style entirely. Tlcse apps are suita-
HE for summer winter, they be- by turning
theiu. changed from tina cloth into = 6re silk can,
from S!k to cloth, the may prefer the
Tier demand. 0ct5 AVERY
SrOR SALE ON AGENCY-B \ Fahnestocks Med
= ci.es constantly on hand at the new Drug store
South Wheeling. consisting OF Vermifsge, Anti Bilious
II.ls, cough Ralsam, ctc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-31
FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale, from - 10 90 lois and pieces Of
ground which have lately iaid ont, on the hill and
nd leading 10 MI. II Methodist aad also from two 10
rec acres Of greuhd living between sad road and the
rnpkc and several other lots OF ground ON Main and
arket streets.
The ln,s on the ili arc convenient TO good well of
aier. The joint useof which wit he wen To the par.
.asers Of the lots and ground on the hill
viii also sell some ground on Monroe street, front
the Court House
M any Of the above, viii be sold low and give a
ssonahe credit tor the greater poton Of te purchase
pney. The lots and ground on the bin convenient
Mechanics aud lahorng men, At the Gassworks,
jundry, Boat yard, sc. John M'LURE
"a r. 81 have anew Brick House. which viii
snI be finished by the lst Of October nh i've room.
llar lot Tor garden, and close to the we which will
eli or rent al tsir price, kAug9-tf J. MI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-31
\. j. III ALE.
TAI ANT & DEL ,PLAIN.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS MERCHANTS,
WHEELING. Va

WHOLESALE uRF GOODS MERCHANTS,
WHEELING. Va
ET now u Store ard offer for SAFE
a. cases aud cas- = Fancy lusJrc Dress Goods dc
srslle iyies Of aout,r f1d.
30 Gh llpasca ,,l ias,res, variou, qualities.
do Wooden rlsids.
haic . WOODEN Cioakings, high cOlOTs;
cases risd ..iuscys,
DO Blue and o I, check do
DO low pr,ced Brown csths
do cue English do do
4 dl English Beaver DO do
J do low pneei Black do
Truss French do q.
French noeskm cassimeres.-several package, desi
rahe styles fancy cassimcres;
French plaid Yestiug Cassimer,s;
Many qualities pin biz do
do do Blae cloths;
case Mexican cdssimores. fancy styles;
do heavy low priced Sattlrets;
do low .rieed BIN do
. do the do do
sev, raj varieties Fey cold do
"cood Inisnt, Hk do
cases low priced winter Twecds; and snndry other
styles of mems winter wear eombinnt very eNtcn-
of Noolens tor any 10 lhiug establishment.
bought on mos; favorable terms, aud TO be sold by the
piece very iuN
We nave aI,o just received and on hand
cases rIgnlne,s, biz and White Prints;
Philip Aliens, sprsgues, Dunncis',i loo, n,i..d
Briggs fancy Prints; ~" P''Ne"
cases Rich Fancy Prints,
Best stye usdder do
II cases Bieach'd shiriuss s!lpricss;
. do 90 shestinss;
iitaFN - bfpNn 10
Light do do
BROWN DRILLS case Reached Suffolk Drillsi
. eases Brown Canton Flannel;
| do Hiearhrd do Go
do co,ied do do
do Painted canton Innings;
. do Il K Camhrics,
) hales Fiekih-s various makes;
3 DO Rcd Flannel
| 30 Wire do
] do yellow do
] do TWi led red ditto.
A LARGE invoice OF winter Shsws, consisting Of Rlau
kpt, Waite, ilaia and Embroidered hfk Cashmere,
Bfunswic and Ferhr,r Printed ehaws W iniet Dress
HdSis, such as Wursied lie Lone aud raw sin
so pairs quut,y coat Blankets, blue ard grey
10 do common do do;
| CASE Berwick TweedS. for shifting,
/ DO Clay Shrirg stripes;
, do common Checks;
= dn nuer ditto;
\ large iavoce o; B.N Fringrs, very low;
All styles If But the season. aud general ~
sortu.eut of Taors Trimmings such as silk and wors
ted Serass. Sillsas ars aud red Padding,
Sewing SIX and twist, X Patent Thread, SILK and
ialhy yevris, Coal h.nduc and cord. bl'S Nadding,
Spool Threads. Blown Hollands, Sc, sc.
cases Sketu cotton,
Heavy 40 iich wied Bargng;
Cotton Table Diapers, Suspcuders, Combs. Fins,
Crowiey's Needles. and white Goods, &c. &c &c
In fact being provided with first rate stock for ANY
M.RKsT w are prove to all NEHcuh who
take the trouble examine that Goods eau he "i cd
Wheeling" as simultaneously 10 the buyer as any
where else. TALl.ANT & DEIAfLAlN.
Wheeling. oct -, 1s4S.