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The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-18

1t required no second glance to tell that it
was the chamber of the dying.-There was
character about the disarray in which every
thing was scattered; there was charnel
breath in the atmosphere that hung around
the lowly couch, which spoke in plainest terms
of the grave
The musician drew aside the curtains, so
that the lamp fell upon the occupant Of the
bed revealing a female form of rarest beauty.
The approach of death had reft no charm from
that matches countenance, which seemed to
have gathered up its lustre in one expiring
flash of loveliness; but the long dark hair
streamed in ebony waves along the pillow,a
hereyes were closed with the exhaustion that
succeeds pain.
" She Sleeps" said the poor musician, kneel-
ing beside her tand her dreams are not of this
world, for she seems happy
AS he spoke, burning smile lit up the wan
features of the girl The musician was so
wrapt in his watchfulness of her face, that
he saw not the agony which shook the stran-
ger.
Still by her side, the watcher smoothed her
pillow, and drew together the wandering tres
Ses with childlike fondness.-While he busted
himself in these offices of devoted love, her
countenance grew yet more bright, and an in
explicable splendor played around her parted
lips.
Suddenly her eyes opened she started up
from her couch, and, sweeping the dishevelled
hair from her forehead, gazed wistfully around.
The stranger stepped forward from the shad-
ow in which he had stood her eyes fell upon
him, and she uttered wild shrek of JOY.
at is her she Cried and her arms chung
round his neck-her head sank upon his breast
with enraptured gladness,-"it is he!-the
lost lover who was mine in happy Florence.
Did not say that he would come again, to
rest upon my bosom?'
Mariana" said the stranger, while tears
fell from his eyelids ike summer rain; look
at me; say that you forgive-that you will yet
be mine p
Again the unutterable splendor rested upon
her lips.
And you have won fame she continued,
without needing his last words; 81 foretold
that. What could arrest the genius of Paga-
mini r.
"Why speak of fame now ?" gasped the
listener through his sobs 60 tell me Of yourself,
Mariana-that you will yet live to bless me-"
Hush ~ she exclaimed, interrupting him
with hasty gesture. Her eyes grew fixed
she pressed him closer to her futtering heart
- They told me you were false, she whispered
in his ear; "but it was not so you love me now
you have loved me ever, and we shall meet a
gain p
I'VE will never part !" exclaimed Paganini
clasping her frantically, as if to arrest her wa
vering spirit by the bonds of his embrace; "lei
my home be thine; and our hands shall be u
nited, as our souls have ever been. Tell me
that YOU will live, Mariana, to be mine p'
al ,rW be thine" she murmured family; "a
u1U be thine-in-iE heaven p
And her head SANK forward until the cheek
touched his. A slight culver crept through
her frame; long deep-drawn sigh escaped
and her loving spirit had flown. 1t was but
the dust of Mariana that lay folded in the
arms of Paganini
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-18

them in their power, spared their lives. There
was always some one to say, "They are our broth
ers still"
"The Americans, even the merely friv olous,
fashionable and conservative, l am glad TO say,
have sympathized almost to a man, with this
grand movement. Our minister was the first TO
recognize the new Government, and we are TO go
in a body, some $50, tomorrow, merely as pri-
vate citizens of course, 10 congratulate &c. The
address which is to be delivered ould have
been much stronger, but a Southern member OF
the Committee objected to certain expressions a.
bout the right of all to liberty, = \ r The great
man of the Government is Lamartine. He is
eminently 4 Peace man. One of his first meas
ures was 10 procure the passage OF an act for
bidding capital punishment against political Of
Tenders. \ y + All seems hopeful. The worst
signs are the rapiditv of conversions in the circles
of the Court and among the officials; and the
demands of the wOrkingmen, tinctured as they
are by Communism and Fourierism; still, l
would rather see a good deal of mischief follow
than have these noble fellows land they are by
far the most honest class cheated out of what
they have bought (they did almost all the fight
ing) by their blood, as they were in the last
Revolution. / believe the King deserved his
fate. + 4 They have posted up prayer, which
though rather rreverent is so good that yield
to the temptation of sending it. 1t is this: Our
Lord, who ,caSt at the Tuileries forgotten be thy
name, thy will be without effect, in the Provinces
as in Paris. Leave US our daily papers, and
forgive us our victory, as forgive thy obstina-
CIV and count not upon the balls of thy NUM-
cipal Guard, and deliver US from thy presence as
quick as possible. We ask it in the name of the
Republic: Amen Where will the end be of the
progress of Republicanism, if armies cannot pro-
tect Kings, and the people manifest everywhere
such nobleness as have this noble people %
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-18
THE MIDNIGHT WIND.
3Y WI. MOTHERwELL.

DY WI. MOTHERwELL.
Mournfullyl o, mournfully
The midnight wind doth sigh,
Like some sweet plaintive melody
Of ages long gone by;
II speaks a tale of other years
Ofhopes that doomed to die
Ofsunny smiles that set in tears.
And loves that Wondering lie
Mournfully! o, mournfully
This midnight wind doth moan;
Il stirs some chord Of memory
In each dull heavy tone:
The voices Of the much-loved dead
Seem floating thercupon-
All, all nv fond heart cherished
Ere death had made it lone.
Mournfully! o, mournfully
This midnight wind doth swell,
With its quaint pensive minstrclsy-
Hopes passionate farewell
To the dreamy joys of early years.
Ere yet griefs canker fell
On the hearts bloom-ay well may tears
Start at the parting knvll
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TERMS OF VOLUME XII.

VILLAGE subscribers. $500
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If not paid within the year, Sl,Io
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individuals and Companies who take at the office,
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No papers discontinued until arrearages are
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contract with, or payment made TO Carriers, cash,
keeping, or otherwise, allowed, except assented to
by the proprietor.
All Communications must be addressed TO the
editor Posi- PAID.
JUSTUS COBB, PRINTER,
by WHOM ALL KINDS OF BOOK AND JOB PRINT
ING WILL DE EXECUTED On
SHORT NOTICE.
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Delivered inte Senare Of the United States FEB. g.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20

a MOTHER ARRIVAIs-200 Pm Black Cashmere
- and Cloth Pants TO dos; 100 doz fancy Satin
Vests, for Il to / dolls; 50 doz Bin do do.
octl7 NJ. STEIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20
A LIFE RESCUED FROM THE VERGE
on EIIE GH Y ELmL

Mrs. Eegart resides Race, doors ahovo Stt) says
that she has been consumptve for the last six years,
aud during The last year ali remedies failed Coughs
distressing cold nigh swcsts, hectic Tever, cold
chils every day; GebiItatcd and reduced to mere
skeleton and blood now settle under my nails and
my lungs liberated both eXluCuaIy and internally, and
my physician new GATED IN celebrated Lung Doctor,
who SAID that there was no hope Of my recovering-
Some OF my friends called IN To take their last leave
W it'll a faint hope now commenced taking Dr. ROg-
ers' LiVerwuri and Tar-and what q happy change. |
now enjoy better heath than have since four.
years of and have gained IA flesh from ninety
TO 40 his. within the last 3 months.
We, the urdcrsisnel, stale. that we arc acquainted
visited Ms Eggart during her sickness and believe the
above st eInent To he true. JOHN MELENDY.
u. X. LEAVITT,
peacors of the First Congregational Church
Cincinnati Dec. T. 1871
For sale w holesaleh v A. l.. SCOVIl.L,
Conner of FINN and Race streets, Cincinnati
Also hy WIN. HALL
Market street, Wheeling, General Agent.
u TPcrsous who wish agencies, can be supplied as
aboye deco
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A ,p,Cr
OF LAND.
Thomas A. Cummirs

= virtue OF decree pronounced in This cause bv m.
circuit Superior Court Of Law and Cbsnrery for
'e county OF Ohio, on the 2st day of June Js4s ana
OF Iurther order made the lit day OF Novenbev
nod VIII sell at the front door court how Of o.
hio county, on Monday the first day January uext
e same helug court day the follow ng desc ribed tract
OF parra OF land mentioned in exhibit b. filed with
ne papers IN the SAID cause to wit An that certain
tract OF land situated ON cKinley's Run, in Ohio
county, virginia, bounded follows: Bepippiu- Al .
stone set on The south side of Nick nloy's Run above
small branch of said Rupthcnce south 81 deg
J98 poles TO beech near the Rock Spring the hank
OF SAID KUN, thence south "a degrees poIes to =
small ash at the side of said run thence soub o.
degrees east 20 poles large poplar on the souf side
OF TIE tu thence south to &c degrees cast IS poles to .
heecn ahd ROCK in drain, corner to Joseph White
and Lawrence Ciark-theuce up said drain with tho
meanders thereof and binding thereon course south
ue@ttes west III poles to The three
cs ntefsec thence the branch with the mean.
defs thereof, binding thence Sc poles to sprinp tho
source OF the drain, thence south .6 degrees west
poles to white oak on the top of ridge by road.
thence south ~ degrees west 81 poles 10 poplar in
Ihoinas Todds line and with this line g degrees
west % poles to poplar, said Todd's line
then C north 30 degrees poles an iron wood
where white oak formerly stood--thence north 46 de.
grces west, 50 poles to stake in Samuel McCiure'e
me thence north "a degrees 81 poles the begin
ning Containing one hundred and eight &C (iOsl
more or ess being tn same land mortgaged by VIM
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancety for
OHIO county, to said Thomas A. Cummins hu AZ reed
to convey the to the defendant by the said ex
hitit \, will more fully appear.
Terms of Sae-Ten per cent of the purchase money
TO be paid in hand and the residue thereof to he paid ia
equal instruments a credit of eight sixteen and
twenty four months, with interest from day Of SALE
The purchaser giving bonds with good security for the
sals deferred instruments.
l. w MITCHELL, d. s for r. Simms
moves rClemens y. q. G. Il contr in this behalf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20
RlTCHlFTONyN
DING AND coal LOTS PoR SALE

o IT'UTiN' MD JUAI4 LOTS FOR SALE.
VIE subscriber, who is duly authorise offers In,
in sale 3l4 luis in the addi.n the civ of Wheel
NO, Known as Ritchietown. Many Of these lots ar.
and July located and The Ohio river IN front IS wild.
whole =, ahotdlng hnc Steamboat Landing for the
- - 9TH of the town all Of the wear liz
ru, ,b, Nrissd 10 sell number of Coal Lots enbra
80 ~, - feet OF 'front.' suitable for manufacturers
ttc 49, wing in the hill east OF and adjoining
IN, Nv ,, ,h, sites are superior to anything Of The
al ,ner elton OF the country; the coal wing
I'm ~ frtores nh TO permit the miners to deposit Il
h,st, - W., ~ would cost over IA cents per
ncrsrs -, s",rI,f " out stronger Inducements 10
or .,,annTsc,n,;n 80 able location for a residence
VI dmahuacturhg sue, an Ritchietovn Iors,as
~, H., sva city of Wheeling and
taNltiou. The Baltimore and O.. "i.g ee'lY cry
Wl"ehng and Grave Creek Turnl.r have sh"
ne d"nt he co" "1,n 81 wIn "provements VIII.
VIII be vcfy reasonable, apply to ''"'' WING"
| Wheeling, Oct 20 FIR ARN,r,o,r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20

1.-THE BALTIMORE CLOTHING STORE late on
h Main has been removed to Water street, between
the National Road Stage Office and CLARK Coffee house.
lately occupied as Hat store MEf En- STEIN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20

Leesburg Lottery. Class 76,
Draws December 18th, 1915 IS Nos-i3 ballots.
/ nr,zeof 10000 ) prize of LOCO
ia TOO 10 500
m pen 81 $50
Tickets dolls: Ger OF package OF % whole Nchets
will lie sent Tor &c dolls; shares ia proportioni
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20
= "a ~ IL q.
LAND SALE


WILL oher for sale on Monday the first dsv Of Jan
nary y ". al the Of the Court House for Ohio
ountN virginia. al clock T. NJ. the following dc-crtt
LANDS wig aud being in the County Of Wood ~ the
south half OFFS w. quarter orsecton - townships w
'shac 49, CONTAINING 20 acres North Ia fofS w quar-
er OF section 3 township W.Range g. containing 20
seres. North hsfof " w quarter Of section 10 ,own.
'h'p w kangeo, containing 60 acres Ssuth West
lua,.s OF section ", township g. W Range ~ contain
ING ev acres North halfof :. W. quarter Of section H.
!oW,nsnp :! w Range 9, containing ~ acres West
'el o' '. W quarter section township N. Range "
oona hlns 'ssetes. East half Of = W quarter Of see
Ven Z tn~nshin T. A. Range TO- containing 20 scre.
VS. hat 81 : Z. quarter Of section = toyyrsnp N
Na ge ~, containing ~ acres In ait nbont 30 scrcs
As thc following described lands IN Seneca County
AND s. sic Of Ohio '''
south Fast quarter of :. L. quarter Of section o.
,owushiUa, fanse II, containing 40 acres Norm Fs.,
guat't OF " w quarter Of section ~ townsnin Range
S.,'aihtng ~ acres In all - in said county
setne toiowtng lands lying the state of Missouri
"tu MI otsecllnnS2, township s., Range II w con
os w acres south half dissection u.s. township -
"erge ~ W containing $50 acres. IN all 6iO acres
Terms Of Sale, Cash. DANIEL q IisT
Executor OF Iohn List Dec
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20
FROM WIN. RICHARDS. NJ. d.

feel constrained from sense of duty to make the
following stat emcut conscious HAT II may appear
professional Nh. Charles Wade, Of this city,
quite low with Pulmonary Consumption, for which |
had been treating with less than usual AT his
request, and that at hls friends, permitted him TO try
Dr. Rogers Liyerwoft and Tar and must confess that
lis effects really surprising After using the
oud hottie lrY visra were discontinued, and he
restored 10 health. | do cnuscientisusy recon-
mend my brother ractIIoncrs to prescribe this remedy
in all pumondr, complaints which battle the ordinary
mode OF Urea pieni. WM. J. RICHARDS, NJ. d.
Cincinnati, Oet. /. lSfI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20
FROM TILE HON uunGE HENRY MORSE

Cincinnati, Jan. %, ls47
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20
LANDS For SALE.

100 Lots in Logan's Port. Indiana. and
several small Tracts in the vicinity oil said
town.
The above land will be sold on the most rearona hs
terms, in tracts TO suit purchasers Titles perfect For
further particulars inquire of W. F. PETERSON
| Wheeling. virginia Je6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20
CHEAPER YET.

"A II. persons wanting Bargains will do well 10 call on
IA the subscriber. where they VIII find COUNT ERS
AND SHELVES well stored with the hest goods in
tho markeall ct which am determined to sell from
Tins day least p per cent cheaper than ever as
resolved 10 reduce my resent heavy stock OF fan
cy and domestic Dry Goods in the mex, coming two
mouths 10 the low est possible point without regard 10
prohir--aHd 10 remnants and Old stock &c, viii
sell them of without regard either cost, profit, or
even the interest then and IL customers buying iih
orally would not mind thowing them in as ZONES. SO
come on, one and all, aud examine for yourselves.
ALEX. HENMAN
deci No i35 Iane's Row.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20
VIRGINIA IIsNN NNOlsE

XxYf are prepared To Furnish the different sizes
" Of NAILS at short notice. aud offer them the
public with the that they will give sstisfae.
tion. HUNTER. MORRISON & Co
Wheeling. feb IS, ls4s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20
THE BIG WINDOWS ARE BOUND
TO FLOURISH.

'HNHE undersigned would inform his customers and
the public generally that he has Just received a
new supply of fine Gold Jewery, at his new store, No.
| ~ Man srre. where will he found hue brilliant aud
Garnet Cust Pins, single stone Came,on Mcurn-
ing. Coral diamond and other Pins Bracelets, Bracelet
Clasps, etc.
brilliant silver Combs new patterns gold and silver
belt Buckles and Slides Gold Pens Pencils etc. All of
which will he sold al a Su,ail advance on cost
JOHN BISHOP.
novl No. I42, Main street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20
BOOK RINDEEY.

Il NE undersigned having taken the Bindery hereto
tore carried on by J. =. Wharton, on Monroe street.
would respectfully inform his friends and the public
generally that he Is prepared to do all description OF
binding. including Blank Books, in the very hest nan
her HIS terms win c as low, ii not lower than any
other establishment in tho city. and the quality of his
work shall tc surpassed by none
BlanK books ruled To order. Particular attention
psid TO Jobs. w orders from abroad received nv mail
or otherwise speedily executed and forwarded
defsd.
The subscriber all times te found in the Bin.
derry, the Times Office. Monroe street. near the
Court House povli JOHN GiLCIktST. Ir.
CHRISTMAS AND NEW WEARS PRESENTS
Just received, tho largest aud most splendid assert
New Years Presents ever brought to this city.
Women of the Bible; The Opai:
Rosary of lilu>iratIons; Snow Fake
Book of Pearls: Moss Rose:
Gems Of Beauty: Amararth,
Gem Of the season; Forget me not;
Ihc tarland; Wrcaths Of Friendship;
Friendship oitrting; The tady's Album;
Excesinr Annual; Hyacynth;
The i.sdy's Annual; The Ruhy:
The Pearl; Christmas blossom.
POEMS
Sgourneys Poems: Long fellow Poems;
Works Of Lord Byron; Brvant's Works;
l.aIa Rookh; Lady of the Lake;
Miss Hcrian's Poems: Poems of Amelia;
Willis toenis; Female rocts of Great
Female Poet Of America: britain
Prayer Books Of all description; Youths Books: an
endless variety, which will be sold cheap. at the Book
Store of w J. RDBR.
nov21 Corner Of 'iain and Union streets.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20

n Pieces drah and sky hlne cloths fur trimming Bug
Z gies and Carriages, for sale by O w HEISKELL
u FLANK ErS--i0 pair Blue Blankets for 0vercoais;
II 10 pair Whitney Blankets; par Mckee aud Roi
inson's do; just received and for sale nv
noyIl q w HEISKEIL.
COUNTRY FLANNELS-29O yards country barred
y Fianne,s $50 country Lulsey; for sale by
novII O w IIEISKELL
HyARPET CHAIN--300 lbs carpet chain, fresh aud
~ bright colors, just received and for safe hy
noyll q w ilEiSk Eli.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20
NEW GOODS.

s-sHAPi me & THOMSON, door above Market Al
- ley, Main st, have now received their entire stock
of new + ali Goods and would respectfully solicit the
calls OF their friends aud purchasers generally feeling
assured they offer great bargains can be found
an the citv octl.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20

"A WORM reterminating extr act-plrely vegetable,
- nrepared from The original Indian Receipt. Price
Is cents for sale at the Drug store South Wheeling.
Au,2I WIN MCKEE, Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20
FOR SALE.

r OFFER for sale, from Is to 90 lots and pieces Of
u ground, which have lately laid out, the hill md
road leading TO MIR. IL Nichos's and also from
three acres of grsund lying between said thu
rnplke and several other lots of ground Main and
Market streets.
The lots on the hill are convenient to good well Of
water i'e JOINT use of which will be riven to the pur
chasers of the lots and ground on the hill
viii also sell some ground Monroe street in front
of the Court House.
All or any OF the above will be sold low aud give q
reasonable credit for the greater portion the
money The lots and GROUND on the hill are convenient
Foundry, Boat yard, sc. JOHN M'LURE
EiSlE T. 81 have new Brick House, which will
Fsssh he finished by the LIST of October with five rooms
cellar, lot Tor garden, and close to the well, which will
sell or rent at fair price, (Augg-tfJ j. NIL,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20
Extracts from certificates which can be seen
in full by caliias upon the Agents.
FROM DIR. HIRAM cox,

] AACNi In. III i4AA'i WA,
Late Professor IN Cincinnati Eclectic Medical College.
= Mr.. A. h. Scuvii--However reluctant have been TO
permit my name to be attached to patent medicine, l
consider 1t duty to the community to state that in
cases of incipitnI consumption, VIZ Miss Belt, Miss
Barger, and Nh K. II. Cox, of City Council,
that DR.. Rogers Liverwort and Tar operated like
specific than any other remedy, that ever used. One
Of the viz Miss Bell pronounced by several ply
scians he ahorng under the last OF sorouious
Consumption. She good health from the use
of a few bottles of the above syrup
HIRAM COX, NJ. d.
Cincinnati, Jan. %, le47.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE

0yUE undersigned have associated themselves
\ gsiher under the style aud drm ~ HrSrrp. MoRRt
sos Co. far The purpose Of manufacturing Nss aud
Spikes atthe "virgiiid Iron Works" which are now
completed and IN fun operation
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20
Barrels Indian Nermltug

rIsr received large lot of first quality fashonah
y SILK Hats which none can surpass in finish quail.
~ 10 he had at ). u. II iRpER'S Hat Store
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20

HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
nlABLE Knives and Forks, Butcher knives, ROCKET
i Cutlery, brass csndiescks, fine SCISSORS and ka,
zors brass aud harre Pistols Tea trays brass and
steel head Shoves and Tongs, Brttania and German
silver Spoons Coffee Mills. &c just received and for
sale cheap by HENRY MoNhiS'
orfoS Main street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20

NEW FIRM.
vAoOTs AND SHOES.-The subscribers having asso
- .ated themselves together under the style and hrm
of ] CONNOLLY s. SON, viii continue IN the shoe
business IN Inc house. No 1872 II ain ST., formerly oer
pied as a shoe sisre by conseiiy W adc WeeAlG
Ia receive from the east shortly large ana well assoIt
ed stock, necessary 10 carry on the business IN an US
ttcr.ut branches aud il is object to compete
ian the eastern manufactures, W. intend. by astet
to business to insure the success we anliei
nate aud 90 merit the patronage of our friends and tile
suhc IN general; we therefore, give general invita-
ssn TO all 10 give us a tfiai 1oNNELhn,
ApTiil2, isis GoNNEIiLf.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20
r.. s5esEANCeG,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN BOOTS,

SuOts AND LEATHER,
Monroe. between Main and Matketstree,s,
rs now opening an extensive assortment OF Goods in
4 his line; not Wiling To advertise quantity of arti-
Giles he has rot he deems II unnecessary 10 enumer
ate. Suffice say he keeps constantly on hands all
articles in the trude Boots, Shoes, spanish and coun
try Sole Leather Morocco aud * td Sku Patent Lea
Their Lining and BINDING skins Pegs Tanners oil, etc,
etc all Of which he VIII sell lower taan can I've bought
west of Philadelphia, for cash or approved ersd Tie
has made arrangements supply all demands for Good
wears Patent Metallic Gum shoes of all kinds, al man
ufacturer's prices, adding carriage. All orders Tor
cnods in, has lime nrout .tlV au0uded to oc,5