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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-14
REMOVAL.
LABORATORY OF Tl1cMsoNIAN BOTANIC
M DTCrTES

EypH'M LARRABEE, No. 90 South Calvert
IA street. Baltimore has removed his Laboratory 10
his new building No "a, and has always on hand the
largest and most complete assortment OF pure Botanic
remedies the United States, prepared under his spe
cia care al his Laboratory the frs. erected in
the United SaIesfor the purpose OF preparing TIlOM
SONIAN BOTANIC MEDICINES. All Of the
pulverized and compounded articles are put up 10
quarter and half pound packages and neatly labelled
with directions suitable for retailing, and upon better
terms than the same article can be had for in The U. S.
Every article in his line is warranted genuine--the
public can rely upon this
az-A liberal discount made TO country merchants
who are particularly requested to call and examine
quality, &c. before purchasing s8a. a
05-The various Treatises. embracing the mos repu-
ted authors, upon the Thomsonan or Botanic System
Of medicine my also be had al his establishment, by
the quantity or single copy. x5 aass
Baltimore August "a, ie4S.-Sw.
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House GarpcnterEfsg.

FsIiiE Firm of Nadenbousch & Brannon having
Il been dissolved, the undersigned will continue
The above business at his shop on Burke street, a
square and half west of Boaks Hotel, and tenders
has services the citizens of Marnshurg and Berke-
ley County lie solics share of public patronage,
and by industry and attention business lie hopes to
nieri, the same. His prices will sun the tines aud
work entrusted to him will be done in the best manner
Persons wall do well to give him call before making
engagements elsewhere.
JOHN w. BRANNON.
Apgil 10, IslS-lf
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Observation-Disclosures f1MrsitMre

Qfevery description, Queen Street doorSouth of
tie Gazette Office. and two doors North Of the Eagle
Iotel His Furniture will consist of Sofas. Side
boards Bureaus, of every variety. such pair
tire, Extension and Sofa Tables Of the most splendid
pattern aud styes--in short Furniture OF every de-
scription and style.
call as lie is determined 10 give entire satisfaction to
all who may favor him with their support
Mar,insburg, October Z, l847.
n. D.--Heis also prepared to manufac ture Collins
Of Walnut, Cherry, and Mahogany, for Town, al the
shortest notice and on reasonable TERMS He will
iae uo,ice when his Hearse is completed w. w.
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NOTICE.

A{oPAL and Japan varnish Linssed on op a.s.
Y ! T0fpentne; pare White Lead, nc. ius'''''
we'd and ior sale low by ra,yNG.
March 30, 1878 5DfiN ~ wv
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-14

Vie Philadelphia and New York Peku Tea
Company. for The accommodation Of The lovers
Of P0e Tea, have established Depot, for the sale of
their celebrated Packed Teas, in Marnsburg, Va,
ana appointed James n. Riddle their sole Agent
Fer Catalogue of Teas and prices see hand bills.
which will be furnished by the undersigned by Mail
OF olnerwlse, JAS. n. RIDDLE.
June s, IS4S
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pufI,ltIp.IA TYPE FOtIANRY


No. d PEAR ST, NEAR THE EXCHANGE,
rMxL.4DELPELf.
yEyHE subscriber having made great Improvements
4 in his method Of casting type and mixing Of me-
las and had thorough revision o. ms matrices, the
faee &c which are noiexcelled beauty and regular
iry Of cut by any in the country fla,'ers himself
thai BY strict personal attention 70 business. and
empioypr none but skilful worknen. he is enabled 10
offer a SUPERIOR RTICLE at GREATLY
REDUCED PRICES.
He IS continually adding his stock all thai is new
from the best workmen OF This and other countries,
and having lately procured from Eurore. great
riety OF NEW FACES and ORNAMENTS. so
lic,s the attention of Printers thereto.
Specimens will be sent to those wishing TO order.
Presses. Chases Gases. Ink. Stands Gallees, Brass
Rule. and every other article needed 10 furnish com
pleie Printing Office, supplied at the shortest notice.
GERMAN BOOK AND JOB TYPE,
OF the newest s.ye and Of all sizes. carefully put up
in iounts Of correct proportion.
ALEXANDER ROBB.
Philadelphia, August II lS45-i2w (sl0)
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-14

PROsP ECTUS.
3 NEW VOLUME COMMENCES IN July.
THE AMERICAN FARM EIs,
AND
PR S PFC rs.

Shirt of The Agricultural Journals Of The day,
PUBLISHED in the city Of Bal,imore is The cid
n est Agricultural Journa! ia The United States
being now about commencing the 3Oth yeai oil us ex-
stance II is devoted Exclusively to Agriculture, and
lie kindred es.-enbraclng within It's range, ev-
ery thing connected with the business and pursuits Of
the Farmer The Planter the Horiicuturst, The F7orid
the .Nsuycyyman, the Shepherd, and the breeder q
Stock and is peculiarly intended for the meridian
Of the Middle, Southern, South western aud Western
States. The .-.9me,ican Former displays III its old
age the yigor Of YOUTH and the publisher feels no hes
aiion 10 appealing 10 the readers OF his Journal for
the truth OF the assertion, that Notwithstanding the
merous works Of similar character which have
sprung up, following in lis footsteps, il still ranks
among the ablest OF .hem all and The central position
in which il is placed, gives il decided advantage in
many respects, over most Of its contemporaries.
A new uas commenced IN regard 10 the pursuits
of tie Agrlcutursl--he iDuoductlon o. The sciences
in connexlon with his business. has aroused an enqn
ring spirit ard instead Of the old States being drained
Of their population seeking ia the regions Of the ai
Yves, a most liberal return for their labor we now
find determination to avail Of the faculties which
science have pointed out, by which their WORKOUT
lands be res!lscitated, and made TO yield almost
equally with the virgin soils OF the FAR West, and hay
ing The advantage of The choice OF markets their
Try doors To aid in bringing about this state OF things
has been the steady aim Of The american Farmer
aud the good work will continue to go on, till the old
States shall vie IN fertility with the new.
The ".lmetsican Farmer" is published on the LIST oil
every month, in large octave form. each No con-
tanning 80 pages, with index and title page at The
end ofthe year--makng volume of 400 pages. Nu-
merous engravings OF the most improved Agriculture
implements, Horses, Cattle. Shsep, &c.. and occa-
sionally plans OF Rural Architecture, are given from
tnne 10 time. saI 8
TERMS.--SI per annum; copies for $5--l3 co.
pies for 5000 copies for $50, payable in advance
The volumes commences in July Of each year, and
ends in June. Specimen numbers will be forwarded
when requested. Address,
Fl III SAMUEL SANDS.
Publisher of the American Farmer,
No. 2Jarris Building, NORTH St. Baltimore, Nd
June g. lS4S ai
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-14
SEASONABLE GOODS.

M e have on hand and for SALE at unpreceden,lv
w low prices the largest and best stock of Cen
,lemen's Wear ever oilerea in this market embracing
FINE and Supertine English, French and American
Cio'hs; supr. Black and Fancy Colored French Cas-
slmeres Black and Fancy Colored English and
American Casslmeres Ga and 3 A Silk Warp Cash
marets Silk Warp Codrington Fancy Colored
,lweeds; Black and Colored Summer Cloths; Wei
ilng'on Cord; Croton Coating; Gambrones; Drap
Linens, for Summer Goats; Summer Cassimeres
supr. supr Black Satin Vestings Lyons Velve,s
supr Valencia and Narseilles Vestings; supr Linen
and Cashmere Veslings Brown French Linens
lrsh Linens Union ana Cotton Drillings; Stocks,
SuspeRders, Iiandkcrchiefs, Gloves. sc. &c.
April n, 1s4S.
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IS O WuUM
Shenandoah Paper manufacturing Company.

FA7UE subscriber being about to commence the
a buillmg Of the Factory for the Shenandoah Pa
per Manufacturing Company, has authorized John
5ainson, Esq 10 receive subscriptions or Stock All
who are interested in the Improvement OF the great
Valley OF the Shenandoah, requested 10 call and
register their aud the amount Of stock they pro-
pose 10 take. Il is believed more lucrative invest
men. better calculated advance the interests
Of this section OF the Co@niry, nowhere be found
HIRAM ELLIS, President
Hatper's Ferry. May IL, 1913.
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THE MARTINSBURG GAZETTE.
Az cHAanEs ii. LEWIS.

fax s.unyffnsbng s.aSsftss putlishsdsrss Thurs
an Morning, IN afasBurg, Berkeley County, ggaaa, ~
Too Dollars year Ia advaes Tc0 Fly u paid 'c'n sar
months md THREE boilers efger The eaPiTae y s1 MONTHS
Va pepper Discontinued rn all seaeses &c pad sFce' al
he option q. he Editors
f Advertisements eH be inserted at Oae Dollar per
squire 70, 1rse tines, Trsaysre ceah per square s every
subsequent insertion
~ .uaf.ayg Advertisements leia be inserted at ha
price.
e IN al he number Of a,es mita be marked on me
MSS The advertisements sea pa be published 'si t0rSa'
aud charged accordingly.
Or a t6er discount. 0ade Hose ao contract 70 adrer-
fss BY he year.
vs. adrerfsss expected 10 npx pcnent as soon as me
linz eyire, far ctici Their Advertisements inserted
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TO THE PUBLIC.

IENHE. subscriber having associated his son David
Il Grove with himself, will hereafter carry on the
B1.ECas.Hi TisE.S'G BUsf.s.Ass
IN all It's various branches the old stand under the
firm OF MICHAEL GKoyg & SON. Our old CUSTOM
and Tie public generally, viii find us prepared TO
all orders in line Of buness in such man
c as cannot fail 10 ensure satisfaction.
MICHAEL GROVE.
Aprl co. lSie--G
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4 EsH.S E,T-ss A KIN e.
wtIrrAm VII N

b RESPECTFULLY informs bis friends and tn
u b public generally that be has lately returned iron
9sitimofe with variety Of Patterns and styles Q
Furniture and has commenced
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FRESH sTra'iIef.

SUGAR at CT cts per TO-, Molasses at 37i cts per
~ gallon, New Orleans Molasses at 40 cents Honey
at rs cents per gallon, Chocolate, Coffee pulverzed
and Loaf Sugars. Ground and Race Ginger. Saara,,
as, Starch Imperial and Young Hyson Teas. CHINA
mon--ground and bark, Nulnegs, Cloves, Indigo.
Logwood, Alum. Salipetre, Copperas, Birthstone,
Pepper. and Allspice, Backing Black Ink, Rifle
Powder, Shot. Lead and Percussion Caps, Matches,
Sperm Dipped and Mould Candles; Fancy Castle,
ltosn and Home made Soaps; Cheese, Water, So
da, Sugar and Batter Crackers, Pins and Needles,
Tor sale by G. RAENtIAL.
June |, lS4S.
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AGENTr.

AGENTS.
ROBERT w. REARFOTT, Baltimore, Nd
CAPT. JOHN L. PEYTON, s,,,.,,,o "
Mr., ARB'M yENABLE, "t"'e"H'
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No. a South C0lrefl 81
Baltimore, Angus, "a, lS48--Sw. s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-28
ITENS


Gambling and Nurder.-On the llth inst
Mr. r. Il. Latham Was murdered with d knife
10 a drinking house in keokuk, by a m n
named NJ Kingsley. The difficulty origiua-
ted bout a pack OF cards.
DIR. Wainwright, Of New York, hislady and
daughter. were present at the instslati n OF
The new Archbishop OF Paris, on the 18Th
October, IN The Cathedral oil Noire Dame.
The snow on the Norwich aud Worcester
Riiiraad is filed up Ia places OF considerable
extent 10 the .iepth OF eight aud ten leet.
The returned volunteers from New Mexico
were given a handsome reception i 81 Loans
on The l3 h instant.
The Wbigs Of Nashville have appointed a
committee Of fourteen 10 visit Baton Rouge
and invite Gen Taylor to visit that city.
A large quantity OF -four coming to ST Louis
is OF light weight-so.ne OF II only 100 lbs.
The bounty land given by the YGcatangov-
eminent to each American volunteer is 800
acres.
A cargo of Nova Scotia potatoes was ship
ped from Boston, Oh Tuesday, Tor Maine.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-28
THESWHghlANG TIMES Fer SALE.

Masking Taylor's majority S.6el
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-28
FROM MEXICO.

The New Orleans Crescent, Of the 18th,
has received files Of papers rom The city of
Mexico 10 The ia instant.
Congress adjourned on the ID instant, utter
having been addressed by the President N a
speech. In which he reviewed the condition
c! the county.
There hos been a great degree oil difficulty
about the elections in the State OF Mexico.
The elections have been declared null void.
From all that we can discover by an examl-
nstion OF our papers, the country seems to be
in a quiet state, yet upon the verge OF some
kind Of an eruption. revolutionary designs
are hinted at by the press, and although there
is no special a~llusion made, we inier from the
frequency with which his name is mentioned,
thai Santa Anna is suspected OF being impli-
Gated IN some secret conspiIocles against the
existing Government.
As an evidence of the feeling which pre-.
walls, al least TO som extent, we may mem
ton that q new paperi is about TO be esta blish-
ed in the city OF Mexico with the high-souud-
ing title Of Ell Pnnai de Brute (ihe dagger Of
Bratus,) and also FL Fantasma tengador
(the split OF yengeance) Ell Inferno (Hell,)
and others with no les, terrible names.
The Treasury Department had been exam
lining the subject of establishing a National
Bank, Tor the purpose OF funding The ~nalional
debt.
The amy has beer re organized upon new
basis. IL will be composed OF IL, 100 men.
We have new from Guatemala To the 18th
OF September. Order has been-restab lished,
together with freedom OF speech and action,
which is eAempllied by the press aud in the
tribune.
4 correspondent of the New Orleans
PIcayune says:
Far a. The present Government Of Mexico
Is concerned. the very narmsst feeling to-
wards oil things American prevails. Ga the
occasion Of the American Minister taking his
leave OF the corps dfptoplatiquf. it is impssi-
bic iot me 10 depict the siiectionate warmth
oi ieeilng which wss esinoed towards him by
the Mexican members OF the body-indeed. as
] ON We'll informed, BIZ WAS sdjured by every
consideration wticu could Influence a man
occupying a prominent and eminent station.
that he would return to Mexico, as ia the per-
sou Of he American Minister much that is
good Tor The lulufe wellere OF The Mexican ma
ton Is anticipated BY IL most eminent citl-
zeLs."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-28

ton, rhers she would oe Obliged 70 - wl,h
him"
At this moment another passenger stepped
up and eccosied The GrrraI. calling him bv
name 1he 0'her paw l-bed little wild.
took a good ooh stOtj Zssh aud thcn Slipped
OF. before lie General could have a chance
OF relieving him from the embarrassment into
which b. he'd been thrown
The General j. in excellent health. and
bears his new hon1rs wi b grace srd dignity
The vote DO Mississippi is very close. ans
the result YET doubtful. bat Is thought Cas-
vii get il by a lew votes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-28
NV BonkS.

NEW bJOkN.
T.lPfARD's Greatest Work. 2sul Arirnaeirn. The
- Monk Of vs. ssalH ken.
~ impartial aorouut 81 the life Of the RNv. John Y.
NaHif. VIII narrative ef the iU1Htfes attending Ns
hrsi marrsac. tHd a ctrrlmStantaf AND correct h's''ry
o. alt4r 'fcts oi us late msrtilse 90 Niss smith OF
Brook r. Ard th- causes Of hrr death. with many par
tculf-s revef before published. hy Moses E'seWore,
Aneritns iuxmore. or She life Of e besnty. by ths au.
thor Of the "Jtt,""The Marrying Man" sc.
Ihe Lady's Work Tatie Bnok. neatly hound.
The Chiid offhc wreck OF the stolen Bracelet, = 70
nance of the south o. EnglaHds
Grace Meiendt. or the Gamester- Daughter, stsle Of
crime novelty sud woe
Ths Count 81 Monte CHRIS ~ hy Damas. a new Cd.
TIE knight Of Guynne, by Lever.
Jack Hinton.
Charles O'Naitv
Tie Confessions OF HAIRY f%crrrg8er.
Tom Burke of ours. by Lever.
The N'bonoghue "
Wagner, the NelUr Wolf. hy Reynolds,
Hector on silorau and his man Marx Antony DIoo'e
hy W. u. Maxwell; reed thu day a. "
Literary Depot, III. Main street. nuv1c
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-28

THE PROOF.
A B c d Z + q J X NJ
/ . 3 1 5 6 2 5 40 II IL 10
n o q S " "
Ia is Is II !" 10 % p % % 2l % 26
4 A c n A A Y l. o K
26 3 6 I Is % 20 | q ~ IL Is
Total addition Of these figures, l73-
W L LIB E P K f S | D n T
50 Q u 10 2 5 l6 Is 3 ~ 9 I 5 Ii %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-28

In he Cathedral Burial Ground Of E'igin.
there is grave stone, bearing the date Of
1857. GA tHici there are the following lines:
This world is a citia iu1l Of streets,
Aud deata is the mcrcai that all men Gets;
II lyfe waga iaiag laat monte could buy
Tie poor could not i've, aud The rich would
MT dIan
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-28
CITY COUNCIL.

Council met, preseut Messrs. the Mayor.
Amiek, Clemens, Echols, Forbes, Ha- hes,
MGIunis, Hamilton, Johnston, Gill, Russell,
Robinson end Tsnuer.
Minutes Of last nlee Iiag We're read aud APP
proved.
Repot, of The committee appointed to set
tie with Geo. Hardinan, read aud approved.
Conniuee appointed to report upon the
etptdIeney OF 10y Ing uut lots Tor lease on The
, IN mons, submitted aad a survey ordered.
X port oil committee on Market House
read, Oh proposing . change q rent OF mar
ket stalls, by removing the women from the
sails now occupied, 10 The upper end, read
and adopted.
Report Of Board % Health, requesting adj
dIllou4i cleaning OF The streets and alleys,
named, read ana The ap reputation desired,
Tor public alleys ordered, and the street com
missioner anu Sanitary committee ordered TO
cause all private property 10 be c~Ieansed,
wherever necessary.
Report Of Street Commissioned read, and
appropriation ordered. q
The report o, afbitrators on the petition of :
Jomes NJ. Ewing and Conrad Cots read The /.
award approved.
On motion OF Mr. Clemens, or lered that
Mmes,rs, Wheat, Sweeney aud K. {. Woods,
be appointed 10 act in conjunction with a
like number OF gentlemen named BY Mi j.
M'Lcre TO run aud designate the liae between
Mr. M'Lure aud The city on the north line OF
OF the city
Petitions OF Z. Jacob, K. M'kee, l., S.
Root and Thomas Slater referred to commit-
tees.
License granted to IL. Dronh.ld to keep
tavern.
License TO keeps coffee house OF first class
granted to Thos Purcell.
Petitions Of sundfy persons relative to the
street commissioner, read and referred.
Petition OF Geo HaIdman and Others, read,
and the oommittee asked ordered to be APP
pointed BY he Mayor.
Sundry accounts read and ordered to be
paid.
MIR Clemens submitted a resolution Instruct
Ing the committee on ordinance. TO draft and
an ordinance limiting and regulating
city expenditures.
Petition Of X. c. Bonham and others. read
aud referred.
Ga motion OF Mr. Hamilton, ordered that
Q survey be made OF Wafer stree, from Union
to Adams ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-28

The Louisville Democrat is in great tribu-
removed by the wings from the Office OF Gov.
oil California. 1t is not cerlsin the fears are
sroundless. 1t is certain that as an officer in
Mexico he was more brutal than brave; as
politician has more zeal than knowledge, and
as a man has more ambition than honesty
Snch men are not much countenanced by
xyhtp unyxr umpufs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-28

% End Tie d9Y OF the n IN FL IN 5N an I
week opposite The given 81 a1 1911 III l2H INi "a
mouth, aud directly he ISL 1911 III isj lM, eOi 81
meath, N the column OF 81 23l 24a all a0i 21d y
nufnhe's, VIII be found 20a aol am
the day OF the month - -
The above Is a convenient Almanac 30 be fastened in
Inc efo"not a hat. orcagfied IA paikel-aoos
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Total

II will be seen that this French prophet,
who signs himself" In Mathematician Tay-
i%orists," has 50 ier wonderfully borne out i'll
his calculations by the actual returns OF the
election; nor is there much prob1bili'y OF any
che ngr Ia the States named. or the electoral
VOTES, EXCEPT perhaps by the su5-tltution OF
the four votes Of Iowa Tor those OF Wlscon-
SIN. in which case The total number would
remain The same.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-28

THE POOR.-The fact that we have not
been esllei on 10 publish notices for meet
ings OF benevolent societies, this fall. leads US
10 fear that the usual attention has not been
given TO the suffering poor, this year. We
have not forgotten ,he wonted activity that
has, on every season hen the cold and
cherries winter wind came whlstling and
signing from The northern lakes, been given
TO public chsrity by the ladies OF our city.
May we hope the good angel sleeps not now?
We know there are many who would gladly
have a channel through which they could be-
stow their surplus safely ard TO advantage.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-28
ROOFS HsxDERY.

Il IN tNefstEtfU HaFinE taken ne EIurtrF hr~sf4
> tore carried or by 2. ' Nls.f6n. oa Monroe stree
wuutd especially i-toTn ha 4rferfs aldt5c tua.
generally That ht b. prepared iu 10 al DESCRIPTION Of,
tiudiHz. f%1ciudu"r Blank Eluss m tHe,try tcst h4-
rcr. WIS ffrn- Nrltc Is l9w. 81 not iaefer. thsu es
"tH' tstsNtfHHeut ~ tue city. gnd tie gueiiy Of q.
work shHil Pc Surpassed tv ponc.
teus fooks ruled 20 order Particular aifentia-
psHa 10 Joh@. All ordcrs from aiFoad Tect.ved D., tr..
o. otierw .,espeediiy cAeentcd AID fofNafded as d,
dotrG.
Tie snlserifcr rrn az Oh Hurs fc found in the DF
dctf. over iAe Times oface. Monroe street. near us
Ccuft House. nuvit JOHN G~IItHHlaT.Jr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-28

W fuisrr5htF lfuav orsutrs a large a'fi5fon e. hs
stotk 81 Roofs and ~tEtortrf. eHH.fFriHa ~e1onI.
Ciass-cal, faea oEro Medical a uisccI sneour R"oss
ana q f.cat Farisft otstapir snt fa1ct ~fsfi'nefF ne
aue1i lon W al wa wish % rurr1 81 cheap. e fest Get
fIr invited. JOHN H~gHONfsuN.
noves Unton street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-28

The GENUINE DALEY when 4paIiti 10 BaE~s,
and = ANS. and 70 fuhautI and painful wounds, VII
immediately produce e coaling aad so1fH.He = Get, ana
e~1irHctths pam in an Incredibly short space Of timti-
Tbr couutcf felt E1trariofs. ON the contrary. When a.
afied. INCREASE u PAIN. and irriiaie the parts
MARI thaii