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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-15
Melancholy Suicide.

Under the head Of obituary we publish
the death of Mrs. Desire Shadbolt. OF
Bennington, in Wyoming county, New
York. The circumstances attending her
love, marriage and death are of most
melancholy nature. She bad been mar
RED but little over week at the time Of
her death The particulars, as far as we
can gather them, are automatically as fol-
lows:
1t appears that the deceased, after her
marriage. went " ith her husband 10 live
at his fathers, in the town OF Remington
On Thursday evening last about 8 O.
clock, young Shadbolt left the house. ex-
pressing his intention TO 20 TO a neigh
boris; at or near the same time she LETT
the house, and not returning within rea-
sonable time. search was made for some
time without success.
The husband was sent for. and in COM
pany with his brother was despatched TO
her fathers, some eight or ten miles, to see
if she had been there; in the meanwhile
the search had been continued at Shad-
bolts, and the body Of the deceased was
al length found in an old well, some go or
% rods from the house: she was found
with her head downward, and her feet a.
bove the water, which was some feet in
depth; from the top of the well 10 the
water is some , feet, and the well is not
curbed. The coroner's jury rendered a
verdict Of suicide. These are the bare
incident. in the case.
From the known despicaDle and des-
perate character Of Shadbolt, the husband
Of the deceased, there was a strong con-
viclion upon the minds Of nearly all the
citizens Of this town and Sheldon, that
the death Of Mrs. Sladbolt never took
place at her own hands. In this village,
on Monday. such was the excitement a
gainst him, that there was serious talk of
.'lynching;' cooler counsels, however,
prevailed, and while a warrant for his ar
rest was being issued here, Shadbolt pass
ed through here, under the charge OF con-
stable Gladding, of Sheldon. who had ar
rested him for the crime Of murder.
Bennington. for the last ten years. has
harbored a gang of ruffians chief among
whom has been Shadbolt-who have rem
dered themselves notorious for their dep
relations on society, in the destruction of
property, and other oltrages. not necessa-
nv 10 enumerate. There has never been
any conviction of the rascals. of these
crimes. for want of actual proof. although
no doubt could be entertained of their
guilt; therefore manslaughter, arson; tres
pass and assault, have been committed
with impunity.
We should have stated that a Young
man named John Burnley was arrested
with Shadbolt. as all accomplice. He is
also a member of the gang.-lSpirit Of
the Old Eighth.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-15

Flour, $3.50 to 80 Hogs. $S.25 to 3,33--
Cattle, $3.50 Lard, 6sc- Butter, iaac. Cheese,
e.c.-Cin. Atlas, Nov. 10.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-15

The election for President in France
takes place on the 10th of December next
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-15

Prince George, Cas- 50 majority; wing
gain77.
Page, Cass GOO majority; democratic
gain 22
Isle Wight. Cas- 400; Democratic gain
twenty three.
Fluvanna. Old Zack 81 majority: wiig
loss 10.
Amherst, Oh Zack 20 majority; wing
gain 40.
Norfolk county complete. Cass %:
democratic gain 81.
Madison. 50 dem. gain.
Greene, CasS 259 ma dem. gain g.
Nelson. Old Zack $50 majority: whir
loss ,
Prince William. Cass goa; wing gain
ST.
Rockingham. Cass 1859: Polk's malor-
i,v 1896.
Hampshire. Ca>s 10 majority: demo-
cratic gain 56.
kanawha county. 40 majority for Old
Zack. one prccinct,o hear from
Putnam. 10 majority for Ud Zack.
Cahell and Wayne, ? 20 gain over IA
Tor the wings.
Ia fifty counties In Virginia. Taylor
gains 200 over Clay.
New York.
Eull,tlo--Tuylor's majority over Ca~s
1886.
Broohlyn-Taylor's majority ols7.
New York ci,y-Whig Assembly elect
ed bv majority Of 4.i76. Fourteen VIII.
Assembly out OF sixteen members. Two
Wing Congressman gained. Greedy
majority about 1000.
New \ ork. Nov 10. =. ".
In thiriy-tour counties in this State. Old
Iack 5 majority is fifty thousand.
Philadelphia papers give Old Iach 100
electoral votes.
l'cn,,>. ivamiss.
Philadelphia City and County. reported
5000 majority for Taylor.
Cleort:eld 40 for Cass.
Mercer-Taylor 200. The free soil
vote in this county is about 1000
Builcr-:l2O for Taylor.
Dauphin-For Taylor 1900.
lork-5oO maj. for Cass.
Bucks-CaSs 225.
1sfDdilDll-- W IL IIo'.
Adams $40 for Taylor.
Cumberland Wing majority 100.
Phiiadclphia. Taylor's majority 3 90.
4Hghany. Tavlor's majority $500.
Fayctte. Cass's majority 400.
Ere, All but 5 townships, Taylor's ma
joriy 1850.
Framk'n, Taylor's majority SEQ.
DAYTON. Nav. 10,
Luzernc SO. for Cass; Clinton 10 do.
Columbia lll2. Northumberland SO.
E5crks 1900. Clarion $50. L,co,n,ns :'.}a.
Sutherland 40, Carbon $40, Bucks - ).
Philadelphia CITY and County, $500. for
ra,lor. Lancaster $3.50; Bradford 7Oa.
tor Ia, l"r. In IS Counties which re-
turns hnvc been received, Tny lor's gain
over Johnston is S.6DO.
Returns from Is Counties show a gam for Tay-
Tor over Johnston, of 9, $50.
PHILApELHIA. Nov. 9th.
Blair co. Taylor 1o39-Johnstons maj.
300
Bedford CO. Taylor % maj.-Long-
,treih $ maj. i26.
Somerset co. Taylor 1000 mal-Johns-
tons maj. 1869.
Crawford CO. Cass 800 maj -Longstrc,h'
mag. 900.
Taylor's gain since the last election in
these four counties. 4i9.
--Somerse, 5000 Tor Tav.
-,
~ ,.'''''',o ' - ~ "''' ""'''''
-, 'chife 49, LehiSh i'o' Miiii'h o.
North Hampton; 1850. Perry 72o, Sus-
quehanna 700. Montgomery $40. Pike
social for Cass. Returns from forty.
oacpa..,.;. la,,, an,
,h g..
an.a
johnston vote OF ''ooo.
Ohio.
Morgan county. reported 900 maiorjty
for Cass.-Wcller'S mai. 81.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-15

In favor Of taxation for FREQ Schools
II .732-againss it, Gl,9oO. Majority il
favor Of it, 5.>32.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-15
GEORGIA SAFE FOL. TAYl,Onm

Georyia-Taylor' majority: Putnam
81, Richmond 3l3. Columbia 269, Mus.
cogee 4ol. Epson .i18. Wayne 1868. Bald
win 5G. Houston 2t, Eflngham 8.,, Wash.
ing,on 56. Ca>s msjorities: B,bb 100,
Wilkinson 25, Pike 93, Twiggs 81, Jones
II, Crawior -, Cass SO. Cobb 4h4-
Ia; Tor. III II counties. over Clay. NO.
There are % counties in the Stale. and
Polk 5 maj was 2,o49.
There r-turns from 80 counties y, th tho
assurance that the State has gone for Ia, Tor.
Baltimore. Nov. ~:
Georgia has gone for Taylor. by 500
10 5,o0o--57 counties heard from. show.
ing Il gain for Old lack Of 2, 200.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-15

1T CAN'T BE UPSE IT,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-15

\ New QUESTION SETTLED.-The fol-
lowing dialogue took place recently at
one Of our city institutions:
Teacher-How many poles has the
earth,
Answer-Two. sir. North and South.
Teacher-Whati is the North PoIe-has
it any length!
Answer--Oh. yes. sir; il is one and
half yards long.
Teacher-Indeed! How did you find
that out!
Answer-Mv arithmetic says. sir. Five
and half yards make one Rod, Pole, or
Perch.
John Is. IEeUcr.-L. ID. Campbell, NJ.
c. elect from the Butler district. we learn
verbally, administered one day last week.
most unmercilul logging TO the late
democratic candidate for Governor. Ev
cry one must regret to witness such pull
CYSTIC encounters between men who above
all others should give to the world bet
ter example, but it is some consolation to
know that the "sufierer'' in this instance
is braggart whose peculiar forte it is TO
knock down punv. unarmed. consumptive
Youngsters. and to make such valorous a.
chievcments ever afterwards subjects for
Boosting. And when afterwards asked to
give the injured redress by flair fight
on equal terms" he replies. he ''consid-
crs it beneath his dignity to fight duels-
except with members of Congress!"
Torch Light.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-15
70 4 IL. THE ~ % 0lsS.-OlO zAS.x
Is 81 IRE

Intelligence tram fke E0N-pcno.
svlvania. New York, Rhode Island. Con.
neciicut, Noii, Carolina. New Jersev-
Delaware. Vernon, and Massachusetts
certain for Ta,lor.
Georgia, four Counties show a wl,y
gain.
Virginia. wing gain large-Taylor's
chance good
Massachusetts. indicates no choice bv
the people.
\. Hampshire is said to be in the Same
fix.
Maine. y towns gives a whig gain of
422o on September election. Whir,
claim the STATE.
Teunessc. ten coun,ic, wing gain 1000
ai'n"na ana MISSISSIPPI looks we'll
:, M''h3ah' wing gam one member OF
congress.
Vn'o' 'o'ooo Tor Cass Free Soil vote
very large
DAYroN, Nov. ., 1 o'clock. Pm.
Pennsylvania, Mn,sn chuse,,.. Cooncc.
ticu,. N. York. N, Jersey, Delaware. n.
Carolina, Kentucky. Tennessee. Mn,v.
lind. all Tor Taylor.
Ncw Hampshire. Ohio. Mich;.n,. a.n...
N.ino, Virginia and Indiana. doubtful.
kcutuckv.
Ior,sv,,,v No. I'll.
Louisville civ. TayIor.s n,a;o,;,v nia.
Claws majority ia
Fayeite county. TAYLOR 100 majority:
Claws majority 81.
Lexington city, Taylor's majority All.
Coyingion city, Taylor, 7G9; Cass, 773:
fo"eii majority ~. s.
MafsViLLE: Nov. 7fh.
;.
majority in Al aoa
Ior,sv,,,r Nox
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-15

CHICAGO, Nov. Z, NJ.
The following is the vote of Chicago.
liIinois:-Taylor, 1881. Cass, 1926. Van
Buren,, 1543. Polk majority in ~. 800.
PEORIA. Nov. Z. Ign
Peoria City. Taylor 119 majority. Van
Buren, received goo votes.
ST. LOUIS. Nov 7.
SangaInon county, Taylor $50 major
ity- Morgan county. Taylor 80 majority.
Clark 80, Edgar -. for Taylor.
SPRINGFIELD, III. Nov. 10.
ID. T. HoiLowAr.-Iiiinois,lJ Counties, Tay-
lof gained 300 over CIay's vote in Al
n. 5. BATES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-17
|DR.aE: ROYS
SAlsSAPS KEEEIA

AND WILD CHERRY PILLS.
rRLE ROY has most happily succeeded in comhin
LIZ ing Wild Cherry and sarsaparilla with other veg
table ingred iens, to produce medicine al
tonic, and pugatve, the only perfect discovery of the
kind ever mede-their great peculiar excellence. and
is, tUa their operation is followed by no re-action.-
Their unrivalird purifying and purgavS properties
which they indebted To the essence of
SARSAPARlLLA,
and the extractor
WILD CHERRY.
do strain the digestive organs into action as il
he mode of opcta alton with other cafhartics the
contrary strengthen them into action. Thus all other
purgative medicines rJducc less Subsequent
costveucsS amp suggishnes of The gastric Juice while
lac Roys Ills leave all the machinery of the system full
of life and activity and tie bowls open and natural
Hence" writes Or. Cheesemsn, .'they are the only
| active purgative which which can recommend with
confidence and without alarm; for they remove moth.
ing but what ought to he removed-Hether rack nor
strain-occasion no apathy dehilitaon-and leave
the bowels free, oren, and vigorous" But the great
vrturG of DIR. lie kov's fills-the virtue which has
spread their name the two hemspberes it'll ra-
pidity almost miraCulous,s in their purifcati.n of
the blood Here they only stand altogether unrval
led, hut fill the measure of desire They at
the formation of bad blood by removing all mHur
tiles from the chye, of which the blood is formed
moreover keep II clean, by oning and strengthnne the
digestive organs 10 he able exclude from il all
matter of an innuricouS nature: and then they purify
the blood already circuation and cease opera
ton until il is entirely free ON every noyious particle,
and full of health, life and vigor.
General Agency - Market street, Pittsburgh Agent
| for w heeling, w Rohh Bookseller oct 10.
| Triadephia, John ID Foster
West Union, A Kimmons.
| Yves! Allen ander, Bry ant 4 Craven
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-17
SSa'V &0oS8.
NEW SPRING & SIrNMER GOODS.

NEW SPKINU " SUMMER UOODS.
~ w. UEISN ELL is now receiving his spring ano
Afs Summer stock goods, which were generat
purchased greatly reduced prices, in New York. The
Dress and Fancy goois this richest and newes: de
signs. aud comprise varieties of new fabrics not
befnre introduced "a thus city.
DRESS GOODS.
Changeahe Glace and embroidered armure I ilks,
Fouiard Silks spring styles and very low prices
Rent. Silks colros and Bk. Rfk stripe armurei Gro
de Berlin silks in plain coors for Friends Gro de Rhine
quality aud width and Try rich lustrei Rich Ret
Roy aud other plaid SILKS. Italian Lusiring.
ALSO FOR DRESSES.
Embroidered Grenadines, the newest style ont Plaid
Tissue Bereges, Organdc Muslin Broche Tissue. PIa
Fills de Chevre. very beautiful aud new Embroidered
Mnsl,ns, French and Shot Lawns Swiss Muslins in
colors, and White for party dresses; 100 pieces Cling
hams in French Manchester. Earson aud solid checks
being complete assortment we have ever offered
Real French chnt2es, entirely new style; English do
American prints in great variety
MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
Black Broche Tissue, do embroidered GreEadine
Plain Black Lawns and extra Bonihazines, Lupins
Mousn de LANES, extra Fine; Mourning chintzes aud
Gnghans Black cashmere, Jet blk Alpaca, very SUI pr
quality.
BONNETS. &e
SPRING Bonnets, comprising some very new All choice
varieties. Bonnet Ribbons, French Artifc ias and
Wreath9s.
Wheeling March 81, 1913.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-17
HARNESS MAKING.
VI. EssRIb,

OPPOSITE John VI Corfney's Taucrn Stund.
- ESPECTFUILN invites the attention his friends
Se. and the public to his manufactory. and informs
them that he keeps constantly hand large
ment of CoAcH, Breezy. STAGE. WsGoN, DR,y and
MI LIE HARNESS for the Southern Trade He also keeps
hand large assortment of Collars, Riding Brides,
Chains, Hancs, Fly Nets, SC. He is prepared fur
nisi the above articles the shortest made
of the hest material and at the cheapest rates. lie
rants all his work otsuperor quality and perfect
manship: lie -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-17

MOTHERS RELIEF-INDlAN DISCOV ERY.-Au
expecting 10 become mothers and EXious avoid the
ans Distress and dangers OF chldheang earnest
- enteatrd To calm Their tears, aay their nervousness
and ~uuthe eiT way hY Tie OF This eXtaprdi-
nary vegetable production. those who viii candidly
observe It's virtues must approve af IL in their hearts
every Kind and ircii-uafe hu-hani will feel his
solemn duly alleviate tue distess hts wife exposed
To-, by safe aud certain method, winch IL the use of
TINS mOthcf's reset Further particulars "a pamphlets
Intended for the female eye, 10 be bad GRATIS where
tals hUlaEe cordial tsta be 1uud The Mothers lie
lief prepared, aud ny, by tHe sole propTe,Ors,
tuiu-tnct X CO. ~ tourilaud 81 New York.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-17
sES ahYsssNHlH..

FRoM IAE Hon ions TYLER, rs PRESIDENT.
Steamboat Planter, lee 2tth, 1871.
Mr. Railway, ir.--l feel myself nuch obliged by the
presentation OF the package Of your "Chinese Mediea
led Toilet soap the of Mrs 1yler and sl self,
aud an hiey grathed That answers fully The DIES
eripiinH You give OF u, Wishing ell health aud pIOi
peft a. 4 am dear sir, tru ' Yours. JOHN NLER
Next week Will publish a letter from the REV
John Newlaud Maitt, the celebrated Methodist preach
Ell and chaplain OF Congress, whose strains of pray
ins have been instrumental ia adding TO The Metho
dist Society thousands OF ~ present leading msmers
this viii he highly gratifying 30 Ladies and Gen
tlrurn of bad caip ln the meantime remember
Rsdways soap is sold only hy . fAlkCHli.D
Nheelins Va; & G RAMSAY, No2 CORTLAND st.
N.y York feb 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-17

DIR. :PHON'S SICK HEADACHE REMEDY =
WAy VIII you suiier win thal distressing complain
when remedy Is al hand that will not fail to you
rms remedy wi tectualy destroy any atark Of hesd
ache, either nervous or bilious. Ii has cured cases
twenty years. standing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-17

PILES. SORES. Ic--The Genuine Havs' I.iuiment.
IS article justly ce!ehfaied as cure tic
above, ANY all Others. It's cures are almost IN
Vulnerable aud it only necessary let those who
know tbs article and used vita such great sucrcss,
That It l. 10 hs .al true aud gen, OF Cosock 90.
q CORTLAND 81. New York. sole proprietofs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-17
W1n4D6MU4
New Fall

AND WINTER GOODS
at thea Big Doors, corner Main and
Monroe SIS.
a RICE has received his new stock OF goods com.
- prisng article in the way of inter goods
for genilemens wear all of which will he made mp TO
order in the fashionable sold by the piece
yard very cheap for cash.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
My stock in this wav is very large and good, and
will offer them wholesale retail my usual low
prices; believing that persons wishing TO buy do
much better here than elsewhere VIII only say TO
my old aud the public in general give me
look hefsre you purchase your winter clothing
4 Rig Doors. oct IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-17

MEptcAJ ANN SLYNtENfr
mEDiCHu ~ hh h'G.hE ANi
ldHt0 uHooHhuc" popHuftly, arc SOFA 0Y
A. q. FAlRCHllD, Wheeling Va
AN JrNEnJTAJ nm pEMEny
NlN C4Nhi.S = fAi'ii'b itl'-hi''I
Ann an Almanac tor helS gratis.
lst-f or tods ana feVerlsh ieelihgs ana preventing
Fevers;
2d-for hsthHd, Liver Complaint ana BILIOUS aiiec
lions:
3d-tor Dlarh@a, Ind gestlol and Loss Of Appetite.
4th-ror Cosuveness ~ femaies and males
ath-ror stomach anections, dyspepsia and Piles.
iHetea poInts are MS MOI pad 10 take, never gives
pam, az never ,eaVes one oostlVe
vi an nese 'iilgs IL Is warranted uhequancd ana all
WIN 10 "o' una II 80 may re'uH the poe ana gel Their
"'o o,,yy ,.,-. , l,-,,, ,,,,,, INN. m .
,>n nv, ~ u .,ns ~ i.oN1Lhf Urea WESTERN
5000 v aNaCEA' fuier description III an Alma
"ae i'' iS'o' s'"'is ,r ,c,,1
of hair free from dandru and scurf do not fail to PRO
cure the genuine Balm OF Columbia. In cases of bald
ness il viii more than exceed your expectatiens-
Many who have lost their hair twenty wears have
had restored original perfection by the use {
this balm. Age, state condition appears Ia he no oh
stace whatever; also causes the fluid to flow with
which the delicate hair tube is filled by which means
thou sands (whose hair grey the Asai ic Gag le
have had their hair restored color by the
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-17
Co-partnership.
jan l lS4s
MCORTNEY G. CONANT,

GROCEKS AND PRODUCE DEALERS,
gd door above Market Alley, west sde Market 20.
WHEELING, VA.
"a The public that they lave httcd The above esiah
shslent IA superior sic. and prepared
uate customers ia is hust quality OF goo.s Of every
,scrulon IA their line. they also prepared 10 pur
rn..e ali hinJs of Produce the most satisfactory
iefius, h'o~ NM @''NANi'
Wheeling, mar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-17
BOOKS. NEW STOCK

n AMIlY and pocket Bibles, Presbyterian Psalms aud
&c Hymns, Psalms of David. variety of school Books
Eclee ic Readers, Sanders Readers. Cohb's Readers
Rays Arithmetic. Davies Arithmetic and Algebra
Comstock's Philosophy Chemistry aud Physiology aud
variety of standard works Theology. Medical and
general Literature Blank books and all kinds
ary wide window blinds and wall paper, sold low as
any establishment in the city hv
JOHN FISHER, Agent,
Main sirsrt WhepIiu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-17
BOOKSl BOOKS -!

THE subscriber having entered into such arrange
ment with all the large publishing houses IN ths
eastern cities rs to enable him sell their publiser's
prices in New York. Boston and Phade' phia Call al
the corner Book store of Main and Union streets;
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-17
Conferti0ndrp.
8 Il u ID I rya

r WHEELING
! / q 4
MsssssrS NM SADDLE, TRUNK AND
Sef1R NNNNvnI ETARNESS EST ABLISHMENT.-
EhA.ltllxxH 6A The subscriber has on hand and
VilWNUMW is continually manufacturing Saddles
lHnlNN1IN Trunks. Harness. Saddle bags Car
VlNlltlfHI pet Bags Hames. Collars. Whips 4 c.
<QiNIliiLy &c. all of which he win sell the
very best terms, and to which he in
n vites the attention Of those wishing
any thing IN his line. at theold and
No 15l Main ST. Also fine lot of korns superior horse
ny nets very cheap.
u JOHN KNOTE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-17
2sOoka> Nr.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
RIG G., Ell LEOT & Co,
EXTENSIVE PUBLISHERS.

EXTENSIVE PU BLISHEKS.
Wholesale Booksellers and Stationers.
Nos North Fourth St,
PEagADEssPIIuA.
TyEEP sonstshtly hand, very extensive assert
- ment OF BOOKS and STATIONARY. such
adapted and usually purchased for C-uptry sales which
they will sell favorable terms the articles can he
purchased IN this city, New York. or BOSTON,
Having an extensive RINDERY connected with their
establishment they ensbled supply orders for all
the varies of Blank Work in the best manner and at
the shortest notice.
OFFICERS OF BANKS. AND CLERKS OF
COUNTY COURTS.
Wifiot our BLANK BOOKS equal if not superior to
any thss have had in and Orders by Country
Merchants will ba promptly attended to.
Particular attention will also he paid 10 all Orders,
through Country Merchants nv mail, for Law, Mcd
cal Msceaneos Books for public AID private Libraries
aud effort will he spared to complete all such orders
the reasonable terms.
n = Country Dealers will find their advantage TO
call aud examine large stock, bsfore sakin their
purchases. nj
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-17
TBE GOOD INTENT
CLOTHING STORE!


CLOTHllNG STORE!
One Door abope the U. s. Hotsl, Water st.,
Wheeling, Va.
II NUsS 4 CO.
EEEEP constantly on hand all kinds ,, q
&S- READY MADE CLOTHING.
Also furnish order any Garment in their line OF spe
rior workmanship, and in the latest fashion, jy 90
EXTRA CHEAP
NEW FALL & WINTER GOODS,
AT THE WATER ST. CHEAP CLOTHING STORE,
Second door belotn the Z. 5 Hotel.
WHEELING, Va.
TEE. HUGHES, .sHs.
CALL ROUND.
x H. HtSS & Co., have Just received their Fall and
~ Winter stock of goods which is much larger than
usual The friends ami customers of the establishment
are invited to call All kinds =. clothing furnished rea-
dy made to order at the shortest notice.
Recoliect to call one door above the U. = Hotel wa
ter street. where the Blanket coats are hanging right side
cut. oct u
GREAT BARGAINS,
WHEELING AND BELMONT BRIDGE CLOTHING
r BEG leave to call the attention of my customers
= well as every body else to my new aud
SPLENDID STOCK OF FALL GOODS,
just received from eaern cities and bought the best
terms, at auction and Jebbing houses.
My stock consists of the following articles. viz
Supr black blue and fancy coored French Cloth, Cas-
sDeres of all grades and styles, Cassnets, Satn Silk
vevets and other vesting. Handkerchies, fancy s,s
penders, Gloves Hosiery, Lambs Wool and China silk
under shirts and Drawers.
Ready Made Clothing.
My stock of ready made clothing is very large and
not SURPASSED by any other the city and consists Of
Sup'r French cloth dress frock Goats, Cashmere and
Cassinet pants Nestngs of all kinds aud qualities,
Shirts, very fine article of bcaced muslin, check and
flannel.
Customer Work.
Having received the latest New York and Philadel.
phia fashions and having engaged while east superior
and fashionable Gutter, am prepared To execute work
III the neatest and most fashionable style. NAV
my stock i"as large, my styles as good, and my pr
as cheap, in any other establishment west of
mountains. Gail and look for yourselves.
NV motto is: Short profits for cash.
oct { KAMMERER