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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-04-27

Sfasiouey, Ware. Roon,

70 ho sold in ls4s by F. l.. ANDREWS, Manufacturer Of
the celebrated eveponied Gold Pens and Pencils ~ and
Al Nassau street, Liberty Opposite the Post
co) The trade will find large assortment ut prices
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-04-27

CT ARK BREWER Manufacturers and Dealers in For
Gsn ani Doncstic Straw Goods, Palm Leaf Hats Band
Brogans. No. GO William street, Now York one door
from CEDAR
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Dratbs.

In Windsor, tho 18th Instant Capt. Elias Savage,
aged 10
In Fairlec, April 18th, Mrs Mnenla 5. Berry, aged A.
In w tshingun II, April IA, Mr. Elisha b. Pope, aged &c.
In Lunenburgh March 81, Miss Nancy eldest duu hle Of
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel fIowe ngod 90.
On board ship Channng tho passage from Liverpool to
NewYork, 18th instant Joel Brooks, senmau native of
Montpelier VI aged about 30. Any duly authorized
take his wages and effects by applying board tho ship
to +. A. Deluno, South ST. n. Y.
IN Peacham, Saturday morning, April 8, after short
but distressing illness, Capt Solomon Langmad, recently OF
Danville, aged rs.
In Montpelier, April 9th, Mr.. Nathan Strong aged "a.
In Wiamstown, April 18th, Mr. Joseph Brown, aged %
In Rochester, April ah, Samantha Jcnnete, youngest
dlughtor of MI Daniel and Tphene Martin, aged years.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-04-27
Er. 7EnIEs Trmsses and .sbdomiH0I sup
pOrfeps.
Iir50mk's E'yas5oyn aud dom,fer sroyes.

acknowledged by the most eminent physicians Europe
ard AmeHci. Offices, Nesey street, Aston House, n
Y. Cnution-al Genuine Trusses signed in Ink, a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-04-27

FRANCIS < LOUTREL, II Maiden Lane Manufacturers
aud Importers. will sell unusually low Cash prices all
kinds OF Account Books Writing and Wrapping Papers,
Gold Pens, Copying Presses Ctolon Ink, Manifold Letter
Writers, Envelopes Books suitable for Merchants Banks
County Clerks and Country Trade also Paper aud sta
onury Articles of every kind n Maiden Lane New
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-04-27
lftorkets.
l,oston Market. April n.
Brighton Marked, ApriI
.4flnrrtoQrs.

In MONTPELIER by Royal Wheeler, Esq Mr.. Pearly Ptkiu,
md Miss Caroline Tempeton.
In Barre, April 18th, by Rev Mr.. Bradford, MI Joshua
yhitcumb Of Essex to Miss Dianha Wiley OF b.
In Chelsea the 2)h ult. Nr r, b. Skinner, 10 Mrs.
Laura A. ucan.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-04-27
F,To,eJ vv.ors 0yd Rryya,f,g.

sfALDlNG & WATT, 800 Broadway, New York. lmpor-
tiers OF oa Sets Walters, Casters Spoons Forks, sc.
&c. Thee Goods ore all on Tho Abatu or White
Metal and trebly plae0 with syor. They also roplle
spoons, Forks Candloscks, Casors, Urns aud gid
Watches, Tea Sets, &C. in the permanent and beau
tifu style, and on short notice.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-04-27

ARE accompanied with his Aiunul lh edition, PIP
400, and with his scientific Of mag1etsing,
wattants to ten TO Of any other
chine. including tn" most Prevalent, well as the
peculiar and obstinate, that known tho medical pro-
esson They of different sizes in rosewood ciscs
ut so, Sl2 aud Si4 H. II. SilERN GOD, NJ. d.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-04-27

CLARK g. uyrtyEn 49, -

NT.IULAs FIkE & UO., ImporioTs nnd Nnnullciurcrs
OF Payer llansings, and Painted Window Shades, No.
l73 Pearl Suoet New York.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-04-27

}. & j. DENLlN'S Wholesale aud Retail Colhing Ware
house, No 80 John street of Nassau street. New
lok, has the largest stock Of Spring aud summer Cloth
ing ever 'ieied in New York, plices which defy
petition in the United States.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-04-27

THE universal confidence which felt in tho and
perfect nd Of these celebrated Scales suc that
they have iOho regarded the standard from which
there is apncal
a full assortment on hand and for salo by
FAIRBANKS x Goa 81 Wdter st.. W York.
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PAPER HANGINGS.

II QSO Rolls Hanging Papers Just received The
,oOA styles are beautiful You find in my
sorment, all qua!iiiesom American at cents To u
super wide French Satin a 10 per roll agcut
for the manufacturers and will sell % per cent less than
can found IN the satcbesies large assortment to
select from.
0cTMerchants supplied at Wholesale prices.
HARVEY KING
Montpelier, VI. Main Street. 66
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LAMPS. CHANDELIERS,

DIETX, BROTHER ~ CO.
WASHINGTON STORES, No l39 WILLIAM STREET,
NeW-YOrk,
(ONE Doom SourH OF FuLroN sTREEr,)
RI Manufacturing and have always on hnnH iul as
sortment OF aricias in their line, Of the following do
ctipton which they will sell al wholesale OF retail, at low
prices, Tor cash; ,,u.., l. 49,, ...
Solar Lamps -G ronEed and si.eIou, III great variety
Bracket DO 40 w
Sido 10 20 u"
Camphemo sUspendug Lamps, gilt and hron2ed
do Bracket do do
do Chandeliesdo do 9, 3, and lights.
Grandoes.-Gt, syored aud Bronzed, various patterns.
canJoinb,as do do do
China vases and Bohemian Glass Vases, do
Hall Lanterns, large assortment, plain aud cut
do do with stained and Bohemian Glass lights,
Inmp Wicks Chimneys aud Shades of all kinds,
Papet Shades large assortment of new patterns styles
oiLs-speTm, Whale and Lard, of the best quality,
Superior Camphene and Burning Fluid
November ~, lefT t7'6m
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-04-27

II % q n. UAKT, % Urcenwich, c0rer OF Uhnmbofs
street, NewYork, offer for sale large assortment OF
steam Refined Candy sugar Plums, sc. OF Superior
quality, also double Refined Loaf, Crushed aud Ground
Sugar 10 quantities Of five packages md upwards
low cash prices at any other establishment. Sugar
House Moassos, in hhds. aud terccs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-04-27

TIE HYGETAN VEGETADLE UNIVERSAL. MEDI.
CINE, which ly removing all distractions in tho iutes-
tines thoroughly cleansing the bowels, giving parity
tn the bood aud thereby promoting FREr CRcuLAlIoN,
strikes the root of all Diseases, and good in all
giving rest, appetite and strength.
This invaluable medicine FIRST introduced into the United
States in e3l, by tho Subscriber, and has obtained rep
uiaion unappoachcd and unipprouchablc by any other
mcdicGoaained too by it, merits uq1c, and without
the aid Of pulery.
Country merchants and others DESTROYS of obtaining rgenccs
for the HyEc'an Medicines will be their guard against
the thousand aud limitations aud cnun,ereits them
which nr1 hcHg 50 laborously hepuiied.
Every person selling the genuine show authority
signed by the proprietor. II. SHEPllEARD MOAT.
. i'lIY llnl pllrn. Now " NIL,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-24
|DR.kuE Rows
SARSAPt "A

AND WILD CHERRY PILLS.
ESRLE ROY has most happily succeeded in conhin'
~ ing Wild Cherry and Sarsaparila with other Vegc-
table Ingredients, to produce medicine al once
tonic, and pugative, the only perfect discovery OF the
kind I1ede--ther great peculiar excellence, ana
hat which distinguishes them from all other urgaves
is tga their operation is followed by no eaction-
Their unrivae purifying and purgatve properties Tor
which they are indebted 10 the essence OF
SARSAPARlLLA,
aud the extract OF
WILD CHERRY,
the do the digestive into action as IS
the mode of operation with other cathartics but on the
contrary strengthen them into action Tlus all Other
purgatvc medicines produce more or less subsequent
veness amp sluggishness of the gastric Juice, while
oy's Pills leave all the machinery of the system full
life and activity and the bowls open and haturai-
Hence" writes Dir. Cheeseman, = they are the only
active purgstive which which | can recommend with
confidence and without alarln for they remove 10th
ng but what ought to be removed-peither rack, nor
straii-occasion apathy or dehiiiiaiion and leave
the bowels free, open, and vigorous But me 9reaI
virture of Dr. lie Rows pills-the virtue which has
spread their the two hemisphere with ra
pdily almost miraeuous--lies in their purhcai-n o.
the blood Here they only stand altogether unfYal
led fill up the of Ceslre. They al once ar
rest the formation of had blood by removing all nPnr
tiles from the chye, of which the blood is formed and
moreover keep it clean, by toning and STRENGTHENING t'
digestive organs to be able to exclude from II al
matter of innutricious nature; aud then thcy purify
the blood already in circulation and never cease opera
ton until il entirely free oH every uoNious particle
and full of health, life and vigor.
General Agency, 81 Marketslreet, Pittsburgh. Agen
for Wheeua w 1 Rohb Bookseller. oct Is.
1riaielphia, John u Foster
West Union, A Kimmous.
West Alexander, BRYANT 4 Craven
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-24

IA LON Mn.rtZG

ne C'F iiH,' Was a.i,' la ovcrdowiug on
Saturday 'venin5 with friends Of Cement
Lay 'or. tn' nesting was organized by cal.
hug NJ. G. Con, EsI. to prt,i,le, DR.. A. s.
Ton0, Vice President AID Geor2, Forbes,
e.. Secretary.
lie meeting was addressed byWm. Fits.
ESl IN a mos. eloIlent and soul-stiuing
sP'rrh, and resolutions aprrobatory OF the
nomination Of TEA. Taylor as the People,
Candidate iortil1 Presidency were unanimous
ly adopted
a delegation of ten was appointed to the
Richmond convention.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-24
CANDIDATES FOR COUNCIL.

CANDIDATES FOR COUNCIL.
Thomas Hughes, Michael Sweeney,
Ephraim Pollock. William Holiday,
viii b.. supported for Council by majority
OF the voters of the FlRSl WhkD.
M.. Pollock declines.
FIFTH WARD.
MaVor-ALrRED CALDWELL.
COUNCIL.
George Forbs, John w. Gill,
Henry Echols.
Nix. EpsoR-PleaSe announce JACOB HI
GER. SuERRARp CLEMENS and Thomas M. AL
TXANuERF as Councilnen from the
SECOND WARD.
THIRD WARD.-FoR council.
s Brady. 4. n. Johnston,
Robert Morrison, E. H. Fiuhugh,
DR.. A. S. Todd. Jan Il
Mr.. Wharton:-Please announce the toll
lowing gentlemen as candidates for council
from tle 81 ward. viz s Brady, A. n. John
SION. S. p. Hullihen, SWIM. Fleming, "dnd Z.
W. Russell. 81 Ward.
FOURTH WARD.
For Council DIR Tanner, John Hamiton,
i c Jellers, d Hammond.
la view o. the important d llies winch
may deyolve upon our city Council. the com,
ing wear in the final adjustment OF our kal'
ROAD Question: and other business OF conse-
ouence To the City we would nominate a;
candidates Tor the Third Ward, the following
gentlemen, whose intelligence aud unialtenns
energy in the good of our City no man Cal
doubt viz:
B. r. S,nborn, Moses G. Gool,* 5. ?, HUI
linen. 4. IL. F..tzhu!h an =. Brady.
50 NOTERS-3l WARD.
January l2ih, 1878,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-24

POLISHED LANGUAGE IL ArRIcA.-A
grammar OF tn lnpong language spoken by
the ne-rrs OF Gabo1n, u rstern Africa. and
reduced tou written system By The Mission
ar's Of he American Bo4rl, at that station,
IA been printed, with vosabuaries, in New
YORK, ut mir expense. This grammar cxhib-
It's the wonderful fact, that these naked saw
ag's ar posses Il of Language rivalliug the
Crock IN capuushe>s aud debility.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-24
4 CARE.

GEO. L. BURY, J. l.. BUZBY, +. H. BUZBY.
r U/BY 81 co.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS for thc sale of Flour
" onl, leeds, Butter, Lard, and Produce zen.
orally, Broad ST., East Side between
Race and Cherry
PIIGLADELrHTA,
- RESPECTFULLY solicit Il share of the business
ras which may he directed the above city being
fully prepared 10 make cash advances and grant every
facility cousigHmeHts.
REFER 10
5 Brady. Esd Cashier NJ. & NJ. Bank of Wheeling
'ihos Sweeney, Esq President North " es.crn Bank
of Wheeling
VIM. Fleming, Esq. Wheeling.
MGssrs Jas. McCluney 4 Co. I t,-u,,
a. NJ. Buchanan, Esq. '''"-7'''
+: NJ Howe. Esq cashier Exchange Bank, Pittsb'h
~ Iarin,ar H.
g. NJ Troutman, Esq. Cash. Yves en Bank 81 fhila
Messrs Jas ]. Duncan & Co, aud merchants of Phi.
'adelphia generally 6uF
A:,,I,,,irn The co-parIuorsiiip of NJ II
'oHo uti'i' Sweeney isthis day dssovedhy
mutual The business Of the rm viii he settled
al the old staud or by cliler vi tie partners.
MICHAEL SW GENEY,
ian |, 1873. THOMAS SWEENEY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-24

c undersigned hegs leave
inform his frifuds and
has taken The house for
the lower end of Market
re he will al all times he
patronize him coufurta
!! he furnished to II or Is
Hablc terms.
w T. STEPHENS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-24

& LSFENSloN BRlBGE-Weuted a number of roo,
~ tuarrynen. Sorc cutters aud Laborers TO work OF
the SUSPENSION Bridge in the employ Of the COMPANY,
Appl To !. DiCk ENSDN.
al 'It "dieIoHseoH HaAeS lsiapd Nov y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-24

Travelling community, that b,
merry kept by Arthur Rice, at
Square. Wheeling, Va, VIII
ready to render all who may
bic. Good accommodations ca
permanent boardeis upon reas
dec IS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-24

,orl have disposed OF my entire stock of fancy
StE "a staple p''aAis. iirs'.
Ngnew & Swearingen who (havng called 1herelrom
all refuse goods and aud otherwise disposed Of
that porton) have opened ther stock al the Store
DOM on Main street second door above Market alley,
SIGN OF TIE BEE HIVE.
I would respectfully ask for them a continuation of
he custom, OF my old friends, with the assurance that
,ioting will he wanting the part of the new firm to
ende their business intercourse agreeable and satsac
tory. w. 7. SEhBS.
Z. 81 have still on hand desirable stock # fresh
piece goods fro.a my wholesale department. which !
wi dispose of desirable terps having determined to
10 an exclusive piece business, and in good season eN
pec to open ,ii stock for whoesaling-for the pre-
sent wifi he found in the room adjoining my former
location, where viii be pleased 10 see my old Friends
dec -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-24

q LIdIEEIS 'II!N N-NtIITt7 ) = u
CHANTS.-WILLttM 7. EgHArns. ~. ~, North 2d
street. aiGve Race, opposite Branch. p'ila. a1.l.ia.
Has stantiy hand large assorlnoff new aud
fashionable Caps of all kinds, to which be v,, the at
tenti0H of the Trade. and Who tire FASH wears
lceu engaged IN this particular branch and rcdrd in
bringing II 10 such perfection vii seen i lie iul
lowing Extract from the Report al The Committee on
the Exhibition Ofthc Franklin lHsiitGica al Fuliq.
9.6 Men an Boys Cars isv VIM =. lr'aylt. No
1s3 North I'd street Philadelphia, wei and neatly late
one OF tie CAPS deserve notcc 5seaaIt Of lis
convenience. side CLOTH aud the OF ct oil silk
and either can he outside The pie of the
weafcr his so far as the Judges kuuw sine first IN.
stance OF such an arrangement applied 20 Caps
dec 2i---3tw-5m.
~ kENt'H English and American CaSHu,trrs and
Il Muslin de lanes, large stock baud. most of
wliich viii sell al from per ta former
prices to close out The ladies inv .laI 10 t.ii
jan 10 J%E s&ENEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-24
IN m Il I EULh
The United States,
Peter Yarnall and others.

FN pursuance of the decree ~ t-t# r.se ei-.i oE
sA FRlpAY, THE Eth DAY or N tE.f- sl... tHHrt
House in Ohio County sell to be bis. -f ll5otg,
on the terms after named. the toiuV % 3. fsrt
OF Wheeling named East WhteiNG. IH-s '-u - 80.
l23, and las, being the residue of De- i7l sold
at The former sale.
The said Lots will he sold on cfa#lf two and
three years from / he day of sale. ,l.tS;
the purchaser giving bonds VIII Zoo Itc
payment thereof. Deeds VIII te l,.ao r.. lur-
chase money paid. should he "a le ,0I .eted
on the day above named, it viii q uu sane
to time until il is closed. t.ai"H-
| ian Il IrM.-.n - ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-24
Rockaway Carria re For Sale. rock 4

\ 7
raet .i,nisted either for or persons well made aud
finished IA gnaa svealsn compete sefi OF harness.
Nett ec.aso first rate family Bay Horse no better
IN the city for that purpose all OF winch WI ~ very
chodr culuire ot ~ bAihi.f
de- h No lJ1, Main street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-24

bFY GOODS, eessors 70 ". r SEM sem nave have S 5e
eh Their large and desirable stock Of fancy and .,,Ie
aty Goods on Main street end door above Market AlIv
l" whleh they VIII he regularly recevn. from the Fast
new %adltons IN accordance with their adopted en-
un Ni.e pee HFl thHY hope ly industry ami close 1T
tentlon TO business. aHdhy keening fill and dosii 10
STOCK o GOODS to ocT inducements to their friends and
purchasers generally. doc ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-24

II - l., The house asd DOL sitas'. up Naiu
L OF Hdit.--s trcotia Ritrheta .ra. .a-. Dr. the
occupancy of James NJ. Wheate, W le s.I ON She
most reasonable terms. Tie house IS t,tr NreK
dwelling and is very conveuirt' and eon' a e.. En-.
quirc Of TIOS T.. N.EN .-.lH.
Jan !, I'm. NeIt 81. W .ai.Ue. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-24

y. / l. ,,Aa want = good aud Fashionable Fale EH
"a. please call soon as ha,u r9s sH1- Tt-gs ai
hasa a. u. T. lIIsi#il,i.b.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-24
Sweet Meats. &c.

The greatest variety Of French a a.a O.
~, consisting in part as follows. Boz r
Jelly Cakes, Chrysiaized Fruit. Gal# e
Rose Drops, Cordial Stra7vhe. sie- .sa a-...
talon Fruit. Grange flower drop, i. s.. ya
monds, Vanilla Cream Candy, Lows
for cake, Plate papers; Ginger, Sas. N.I
and Pepper LOZenges; Apricot I4s
Sugar Sand; refined aud Com I.yIH lf
of EeI6,atine; Fresh Vanilla Beaa F4g
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-24
t;SSO'


'adeIpha generally 6m'
,:,I,,,inn partnership of NJ II
''00o "'i'ii' Sweeney ist@s day dissoivedhy
mutual consent The business OF The firm will he settled
al the old staud or by ciiler vi tie pa tners.
MICHAEL. SN GENEY,
jan l, 1913. THOMAS sWEGNEY.
opartnershp. T %le fra. Of s"Se@e4 9 sw tae
ey, having associated with him Andrew sweeney
weeney will he conducted heretofore by item the
ID stand. under the style OF swe-neys & Ben
ANDREW J SWEENEY,
jan 1913 JOSEPH BELT.
= retiring from the establishment with which he has
II lcen connected for the fas II sea 5, tle uHdersm
ed would recommend their successors and respectfully
solicit for them continuance of the PATRONAGE of those
whose avors he has heretofore shared aud Of t,e 6ic
generally. jan 1sl3 MICHAEL sW EENET.
Diamond Pointed Gold Pens.
Received this day by express assortment Of -use
perior Gold pens. Warranted the be-. in Angeiine,
decaa Nol3- .Na,os,reet
's.2eg Boxes Asst Brands, Virginia IS lIug qpacco,
+ DO s iaSs IS L. Dc
925 do ! cross Tnplate,
500 Sheets Braziers Copper,
90 Bags sio Coffee,
100 do Lag do
20 do Piineno,
~ Bbls Tanners OIL,
80 Boxes Dialects Bar Soap
20 do do Cake do
30 do Havana Sugar,
% Bags Brazil do
5 rierccs snui 800 sides red sole lea ,r received
per Steamer Mary Stephens.
~ ~ Bbls New crop aolasses,
q ~ 20 lii crop Sugar,
IcO Boxes Raisiiis,
Tier peSe Rice. "g landed per steamer Pc Witt
Ciiuton dec Is RIRANGtE& Co,
Cloaks: large ass 'r'nen' very = y, d just
a Few mere LEFT of tkose beautiful Rec las for Odd
"a Fellows. W. RIHELpAPFER.
dec 10
NOTICE.
Good turning Lathe, all complete anu ready for use,
W. RnEIhAfFER.
dec 10 Ms.n street.
E.NuN Flour few bbs white wheel emily doHr
d for sale by BLACK g. kNON.
w GOODRICH has just opened leaoufN' assert ,,.
w of plain and varigated fringe, .'h aud Bui.
lion. Also spenud article OF fix vel.tNes, which
viii he sold at half the price OF those KEN ~ merchants
heretofore, Ladies call and eNami"r thet' nov -
xxRAss Clocks--3 doz sday ald 20 hour clocks OF
o' '"'''''' D'''''' = X nAssEir ", UNISON.
= XTRA beautiful silk hats tron New ark Just re
dee Fashohahle nat a"d cap Store
- XTRA beautiful fashionable New york Beaver hats
dec > ] al aad cap store.
lust received at $ u llarrer's Hat stove aeniemens
~ fine otter csps--rsa lot OF inc BuenU Nsta ouei
APPS beautiful article. acc "
~ ION st.eets has inst received barge nyoce o
school, medical an mseeianeeu- tooHs
ID 81, Just received aud fur sale
ietSdii"' 500 mem ers regalia,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-24
MARBLE EST ,Hl .'fET
The subscriber Is.---

of MANTELs, Nt
HEADsToNEs, he is daily lecrn
and Slabs of Italian and i-YE.
making up in style nor sur
aud VIII sell at a very small aO
bv wholesale or retail, and soH
TO give him q call, as he is deI
No HuMBUG. He VIII d SEQ
Marble for eapPs and sll.st sic.
and vaults lower than ever Hea.
ON hand a considerable quaHi
NENrs, TOMS. ASp liEhu AIS
he win almost give away.
n. b. Lettering done lElho P
style, and in almost any .ap-ua
hand Marietta Grind>ioues- W
boys as apprentices 10 Tie auoNy
Of good moral character need
SIG
Marble and FreoStone work,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-24

Dow | IN All persons Knowing themselves indebted
"J w to us either by Note Book account vii
please call and settle the before the first OF
January next Al not settled that time may evpett
to nc called upon when hope they will be ready r
satisfy demands.
dec - ALTMAN & MAXN ELL.
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copartnershp. % a5S ira. Of sTs@2e4 s sve ss
cy having associated with him Andrew sweeney
nd Jos Bell, the business of the Old irii OF VI & 4
weeney will he conducted heretofore by the
ID stand under the style OF Swe-neys & Bel
THOMAS SWEENEY.
ANDREW J SW EENEY,
ian 1913 JOSEPH BELL.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-24

snio,t s.h,,i E. HILDRETIi VIII re open
1Ci5Ct 'OCiipOi. his school North. East con
Monroe and Fen rtl SITS. Monday Jan'y ,. Ic4S.
TEkMS-rrmary Branches per session of 3weeks,
$500 Grammar Natural Philosophy Mathematics, La
lin and Greek $50.
Jan If
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cute all or ders in their line,
Barouches and Buggies of al
M IN good style and as low
All kinds Of repairing don
OH the most reasonable TEN
Gee l6
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t. $. LAMBnIN, r. c. noNHAN, WIN. NIX. LAMBDiN.
G. S. LAMBDlN & Co.
MT AMI EACrURERS of Printing aud Wrapping
AFss Paper, fullers Press paper Bonnet Boards Bin
der's Boards. &c.,
VIRGINIA AND PHOENIX PAPER MI Is,
JThfeliur Va
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London, Picali'la, Samphire Chow w. o. lu and
mixed Pickles. Eastern; Cucuul 70 q1Far
Onions, Corn Eng Walnuts, reacaes ..-.a- Olives
Mangoes, Caulhower, Marines aat ar. .oas.
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jan l 1913

>, retiring from the establishment with which he has
II tcen connected for the las II tae untersign-
I'D would recommend their successors and respectfully
solicit for them continuance of the PATRONAGE of these
whose he has heretofore shared aud tie public
generally. jan lslS MICHAEL SWEENEY.