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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-05
From the Columbia TeieGraph.

CHEAP AND Valuable FIRE AND Wa
TER PR"or PAlNT.-An esteemed and
public spirited friend, has placed in our
hands specimen Of an article, having
the above named properties, wilicI, in
our opinion, promises TO be invaluable
as substitute for slate or melaiic cover,
ing to buildings; or for any purpose 70:
which sare protection against tire and
-.yater is desirable.
The specimen has the appearance OF
polished slate-is impervious TO water,
and as is most positively averred, after
many experiments, el1ectualy TO resist
fire. Upon the score OF economy, it
commends itself not less strongly 10 pub
lie favor. Three dollars worth of this
compound, and the same amount Of Lin
seed Oil, will make paint enoueI, to CO.
yer 1000 or more feet. 1t is being ex-
tensively used by Rail Road Companies
at the North and West, 10 protect their
buildings from fire, and it possesses. some
other valulble qualities. which are set
forth in the following account, which
has been furnished our friend, at his re-
quest. The specimen may be seon at
our Office.
Blacks Metallic Fire Proof Paint.
This invaluable article was found about
three years since in the township of
Sharon, Medina Co., Ohio; i, lies about
20 feet below the surface, and is very
singular deposit; it appears as If there
had been an excavation in the rock a.
bout five feet deep over space of three
Of four acres, and the space filed with
this metal. Wien taken from the mine
it has about the consistency of cold tal~
low, but. an exposure to tie. lair, len or !.
IweIye days, turns il 10 stone .suei these..
fore are to; ind siit ai,ila g:seBsa
ssIlW
-a.l<sas.sI 2 the oils 4or use;
,aftefit is put on a few months ii larns
again to stone, forming a5conlplete! stone
covering TO whatever applied. Doctor
Chiffon, of New York city, shows il to
be one of the best fire-proofs that Ca.
be used, He found it to contain the
following substances: d.
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.F'O TEGE.

A LII those indebted to the estate of BAIL
-fA Lowe, deceased, are requested TO make
payment, anJ those having demands to present
them properly at,esled
JOHN HILL, o. E. D.
may 81 81 l9
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-05

february u
The friends ofMaj. JOHN TOMKINs an
nounce him as candidate for a seal IN the
House ofRepresentatives Of at the ensuing cleo
ton. Mays
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-05

1t will therefore be seen that il con-
tains very large proportion Of Magne-
sia and AIumnia, two the best protec-
tives agains, FIRE that can be used ul,on
wooden roofs. Ii is estimated that forty
million Of property was desl lroyed by
fire in the United States the last year,
and probably three -fourths of the build
iOgs in cities took fire upon the roofs
from contiguous burning buildings; it
therefore is duty that each citizen
owes, not only to himself, but TO his
nrighbor, 10 use all the means lha; come
within his reach, (and not too expensive,)
TO guard against this devouriug element.
1t not only is protection against fire,
but against the action of weather, as
you have. to all iatents perfect Slate
Roof!
Ii has been found valuable for the fol-
lowing uses; for covering oois, for car
riage painting, fire.prooi safes, for ce-
ment TO put in joints Of air.,ight stoves,
for decks to steam boats, for fences, and
in all cases whore black pain, is used.
1t is sold a, s. per 100 pounds, the
which will cover the roof of a building
30 by is; the cost of the oil is about the
same as that Of the material, The whole
expense therefore for the composition
ready 10 put on, will not exceed Sc per
1900 square feet. II is sufficiently Gne
to mix with the oil without grinding.
Ney InUention.-We understand that
machine has been recently invented in
this town for folding newspapers and
other printed mat,er. / is to be con-
necIed with cylinder or improved
Adams press, so that the sheets come
forth from the press folded in the re-
CURED form. The inventors warrant it
TO fold $500 per hour, of any size, with
the greatest accuracy. As VIC have not
yet seen it applied to any. press, we must
say with friher Ritchie, nous verrons
Springfield Rep.
Blood Of an Inebriate.-Dr.P Pray
recently bled topper and f,u I'd that the
watery elements were nearly gone and
alcohol supplied their place. He appli>
ed torch 10 the blood and it iguited.-:
1t had such an effect on the inebria.o )
that he reformed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-05

P We are authorized to announce w. 4
HARRIS, Esqr.. as a candidate Tor seat IN
the House of Representatives, at the next clecS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-05
From the Baltimore 44merican.
BARNBURNERS' CONVENTION.
ASSEMBLED AT UREA. N, Y.

JUNE %.
Second Days Procecdings.- The
Convention re>assembled this morning
at eight O'Clock. according to adjourn
ment. The officers and members took
their seats, and the minutes of yesterday
were read and approved.
A letter from Illinois relative to the
objects of the meeting Was opened in the
Convention and read. 1t approved OF
the measures taken by The Barnbulner
leaders, wishing well TO the success OF
their projecr, and promising cordial CO..
operation from that State. Ii closed
substantially as follows, viz: 'We want
Marin Van Buren for our Candidate.
The slave power broke him down in
1874; and ve'H break that power down
in I84S."
A motion was then made to nominate
a candidate for President, viua uoce.-
This was amended by recommending
the nomination of Mr.. Van Buren,, and
so amended the motion was carried with
enthusiastic applause.
A motion was afterwards made nomi>
mating Ex Governor Henry Dodge, Of
Wisconsin, (now U. S. Senator,) for V.
President. This, too, was carried by
acclamation.
The Convention was still in session
when our despatch closed.
Thus, it will be seen, that the Barn
burners scism has reached a focus in the
domination ofleadipg men iu their ranks
ss.sssead lnye eseig5s;
8 ed R.sl5 l5eIagj |',IIsl
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Tire fIiends:of DR.. JOHN LAX E, announce

Representatives,, at the ensuing'election.
March IA o. -.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-05

the BaTnburnefs nominated MARTIN
VAN BUREN, atcandidate for the Pre-.
sidency, and HENRY DODGE, of
Wisconsin, for the Vice Presidency
These nominations were made unani.
mously, and with every evidence of par
ty satisfaction.
II was stated positively in The Con-
venlion, that MIR. Van Bu'en will ac-
cept the nomination.
Convention still in session, but will,
doubtless, adjourn to o.day sine die.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-10
Gtorae SHc5M urrdp.
NEW FASHIONABLE

NEW FASHIONABLE
ALI. \ WINTER 4 GpoBS -
- FORGE McMURRAY i nsw opening at his store
~ room en- Market square a rich and beautiful stock
of Fancy aud Staple Dry Goods, to " aicli tAe notice Of
his customers is respectfully solicited, r5
Tor Gentlemen.
Super Black, French aad swiss cloths, i.lark and fan
cy cassimersd do barred aad ptaia Salia vn4tnr, nieriao
do. black, barred. Bsrathca do black. hrowH, Invisible
green and other coiors Easlish cloths with maay other
articles desirable for Gentleman asf e rs
For the LGdies.
Super rich silk rlaids. Cashmere do. plsin silk barred
and striped Alpaecas OF all coiors, silk ha;ef French
Merinoes q rev Article, high coiorcf Cashmere he coss,
do, Mouslm dc l.ains win a large stock Of British and
Americaa Prints of beautiful texture aud style. rich
embroidered back Mode and fancy coiored tfnll, Me
rino and Alpaca Shawis, Gnnphead, black and farcy
calafcd silk tinGes all widths, a large assortment Of
beautiful rotation Gimp silk edge aud plain ladies dress
buttors, real nuns thread laces 4 desirable article 18th
ihr,sad Hse, Jacole!l and Swis' Elsings aud fnsertinss,
real Weich sauSe sld inlerican white Ftalncs ycd and
yellow do, modtaud other 60 RS. Moreens fr Ladies'
skirts, black fancy kid gloves. siIs, fiioseil ard eihro
desed do, sllS and Alpaca tore, golden fia OF dfcs
sci, Manchester and Earis,on Ginshanfs, striped, hage,l
and plain dress silks. new siyic Bonnet riutons In great
variety, Tins arrival contains a splendid assortment OF
the laplsoaes, and cheapest goods ever brought to this
market. Oct s-3m
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ALEX. HGYMAN,
No RS, MAIN ST, W ~nELLIsG, VA.

C,otls-lO0 ps Frcnch, Ensii,l and westof England
wool dyed cloths. among which Willie todnA > iew ps;
Of "Peole's hest TwilIed, which cannot re snfpassed
in qualify or heat IA price, Also a lev pieces 'fl'e
nruwn, which Is very beautiful and extremely low.
Enelisll Moriuoes, a large stock, very hne fuatiy Tor
t.inghan~-i50 ps ines; and test quality of French
ami scotch G~inghams, very desirable styles aud a. very
low prjce.; same excel lenl for II 3.4e per VI. Aro a
Iarge assor.meuio OF Manetics..r aud domestic at fodtcei
'ir,h Lincns-A very large sock of all kinds a very
god article Tor ; lie per yard.
1ioois-A ~spisndid article wooNei moods aso non
ne aud Cuais los elidr
tarpetiug Nvtri :, Of earps'hs, am'''s "Aseh wa
u found a good aftcie OF "a ihsraia Tor 2icehts per
yhrI. -
FRENCH and ITALIAN GOODS.
100 ps. new sl,ius and silks of dtlerept Kinds, such as
Pans, feNiu SIih, u q striped anrltOn, saiiI SiEi'ei
Natered pouit lie Soie, Paris pfriu and figured Armine
f,tra super Farts hlscs grass dc Rene :! tnch. Asso ~
4 nen extra heay> and wide h,si lu.tfe AiSe sls nr
!, lrdinas. Aisn a lew pieces India Saint splendid ar
&ic,c. Alsa Fasiafd silks, and 4 great man others very
ID ~s,rahc, completing sues al Assortment OF SINS as
8t1unol lie found IA any hoase west Il the mountains.
#p.rticulatiy invrv the ladiust u cal and EXAMINE tisui as
,hev VII huh Il wsit wa-.i tirlt lime aud .tah'le.
SeI.e ny self u Snsy them silks wnich VIII excel any
hins they have ever seen ~ ta.s market. ih1Ne atse
y itss al zoe per yari. a good ault,e.
Asa double wiaih barred taw ksford dresses q snpe
At.~.s NV EaahrJlderel rhlhr, Dresses. soHne,hin-
aatiTeiy uew an ar,cle VIA ga ny niesc''ai IN this e.''
Ia.e.er hal TIE pleasure a sSnfht {. a customer. L.
lies uafl qack ii you wisht- see Them. (.
SILK Velvet, Thread Llces, kibhGns, Arm
! ils. French Mlrenocs. Bolnbaz.n s,Ssawis
"a ,hmeres. Jacod~ts. Nesttlgs, Marines u,
Tcks G,oyes. Cotton Flauneis, Cl,lcoes
Furniture Prints. *.
no THE IAnIES-Aiy slack has teen -niee'eu WI
he almost care, aud bought eniin'i, ~ 'a''' Of VIC ~
,t ,,s.,rtns houses m The eastern e. srt- whiea eNs
-. a..t Ia d Ia tire ne vrsi and usosi iAsi'phane sop'
d h scasoa, al a p &c FAR below any 80, 49,
~, ~. Nnn may r. 81 assured that ysa van save IA
,rv AID tr.up by GIVING me ,he first call, A. aust
"a Anol d IA any ia ther for hsreains ana yyIes,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-10
IDR.H sCYg
AAHssAhoNEsE LNA

AND WILD CHERRY PILLS.
ri l.E o has most happily sucrced6d ia camhip-
~ ing wild Cherry aud Sarsaparila wifi other ve-e-
al's Ingredients, so As 10 produce a medmute at once
'lulc, and purgattve, the only PCrlect discovery of tme
lnd ever mede-ther greal pecuiiHr rVrtHeHce. and
hal witch distinguishes them from an oiler H%ureRtivcs
is, tqst their operation Is followed BY uo re- aUli0u.-
fheir untlvabcd purify ing and pursauys properties, tr
which they are indebted I, the tescuce Of
sARSAPAkfLLA,
td the extractor
WILD CHEREY,
he v do not strain the digestive organs into s%lliou. ia a
4e mode Of operation with other eaihatties,! ut u4 tho
but,arN strengthen Them into actioa. thus al a'hcr
urga.ive medicines produce uoro or less sutseutent
o.Uvcness, amp sluggishpess of the gastric 5uiat. Whtir
81 ltufs Pils leave all the machinery uf inv system nan
fiuo aud activity, aud the lowis open Nutnttutal.--
tisncc,' writes Dr.. Checsemar, They g G. We oHiy
tlvc purgatsve which which I can rpto aulcud rs al
onadeuec, and without alaru; for they rcluove u.th
~ but what ought to lc rcu2oval-uelue tach, usr
train-Occasion no apathy or dt'itatiuU and kaNa
he bowels tree, open, and vtH4a ~" GHttte grrat
!fturs of Or. lie Roy iil-~tte vttlc wbach nS
, sptcad tler nimc over thr TWO hculr lHtfrs Win "a Ha.
nicity almost miraculou---'i,f In tseIt lurtdcaf 80 II
! the blood. Here theY tnt only saad S~toganer uurva-
led, hut uli M the measure of dasue. Elley a. oatea az
J rest tMe fIrmetion ut bed hn1d, hy removing al irHur
Ncs from Tie rhtir, of wiitt t5s bis3d is ttsueI. aut
moreover Keep u clean, ty toHiu1 and s'seu@iimms to
digestive organs, 30 As lore aisle fo CN- ttty tCal4 Il all
] matter OF an iunuiftcious uurye; audthra tfcr prrIy
ue blood already m rirenia,iolS Hdneyrr esa-e ots,a
tuuf fg1o f heEf.h. life and vitur.
GenerAl Agency, - Marsct s,reet. Ptfs ur-1. t-.ti
/ fsr Whre!lus, " } Row. HusAs, lea. oct e..
TRADE phla, John D Taeiet
West taian. \ x Eruaans.
West Alexander, bsYsn. 81 CiaYca
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OoUu EIstoti.

JQHN EIIIOTr

JUN EblIOIi l.
WHOLESALE MI RETAIL. DEALER,
In Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods and
Varieties,
No. 1853, Main ST WHEELING. VA.
yXyoUIb respectfully form his customers and tho
wa public generally that he Is NOW receiving his
stock of Fall Goods, comprising a general assortment o
Fancy and Staple Fry Goods, together with a larHe and
extensive stock of VARIETIES and Fancy Goods, 10 which
lie woutd call tie attention OF his former customers aud
ell Others who may be in want OF New and desirable
Goods.
HIS stock consists in part Of Brown and Rleactet
Mrsiins. Tickings, Ginchans, Chtras, Broad Cloths
tassimers, Saitineis and NeStings, FIanncls, Alpacas
IRISH Linens and Calico Of all kinds, Lace goods Rib
ions. Gloves, Cravais, Hosiery, Poigec lidrf Bingham
do and Trimmings Of al kinds.
Cutlery, Watches, Jowe!ry, Pms. Needles, Threads.
rercusSIon caps, Aecordiops, ! inc Ivory touls aud
C0n's OF all kinds; Looking Giassts, Picture frames
and Carpets, " iti 4 large assortment OF Brass & day and
20 tlUlit clocks OF AL kinds and prices.
Country merchants and pedlars are particularly iavi
ted 10 cal AZ goods in their Iiau wiz he sold cheaper
,han 81 spY ptler tioure in tails city.
Recoilcct so lG3, corner or rtp," rrt ntarhvt ei~.,
sep Is JOHN EtIlOrT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-10
Greer s. Motte.

MckEE N Ru3ERrSON'S GOODS.
n FAIRS superior blankets,
v 10 pieces Red Flannels,
: da 4 ! Brown pressed Flannel,
do Pieces tasSitnere,
~ dv XIV Jrdu-. A inr=e lot of WooI-n Yarn. ali
OF Mckee 4 Rohertson's make just -~--,~s.i and for
sac cheap by GREER Il MofTE,
oct Is No ls2, Market 81.
4 NOTHER 10; of those superior iiIanSe,s of Mckee
= & Riherison's make, just received aud for sac al
manufacturers price by CHEER & NOTE.
ect %. n, 1872, Market IT.
rOMESfICS Brown and hleacfegi s.nrttn. and sheet
~ In:s, brown and bleachcti IJriilings, 1ickins
Checks, white and colored Canton Flanueis. etc. recei-
we'd audi or sale low al GREER L NOTE,
oct No l62. Market st.
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aBOOkSl BOOKS

= he sphSerit or having entered INTO such an arrange
! meut with all the large pH~tiistiag h4usrs IL tha
eGsfctH citjes as 20 cuatie him 10 sci Al their publishers
prices IN New York, NaSton and Philadelphia, Calla at
The cofuer Book siere ofhidn and Uaion streets:
dpr " Org
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-10
GOODS.

FRESH GOODS.
ROAD Nxes, Hand axes. eastern Bench Planes, Bra
, ccs and Bits, S leal * B~ntcler's ilat d aud renaut
~, Wood saws, Cincinnati broad aud narrow Butts,
Is and 4 lsps, Carpenter Locks. arass AID Steel head
bves and Tonss, Butcher kuiveS, Table Knives. pock-
mivcs, tiroular saws, ilolgSaR's {Epeiisi) sluveis.
Las Ca1l'astick. sheet Brass. Ger%sH Silver. Axe steel
.rse sloe n ais faeut Balances, SteeIv ards, Maho-
y NohS, belscrews, Go Ice Md!s etc, pist received
for safe al the lewest prces by
HENRY p. MORRIS.
Nnv % t Main street.
fill. ami Cross Gu, 5 Vws=3 cases mill saws man
.. ufaciurol from Sanderson's lnuble refined Cast
Il. Just received by HENRY T. NORRIS,
soy 20 Main street.
IRCuIAR Saws for sale By T aGd GREER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-10
@fNaenfp & 2stlouco.

FHtLHBENS' Zcphyr wnrstoi aud wooden folka
~ Goats. Nou;hs' cass and comforts, woolien canes
and Mus, and an endless variety of Hoods. some very
beautiful, with aikinds stockings, socks. rloyes. mits.
etc, just opensd and for sale Nv
oct5 SENSENEN & HOPES.
Y AIDES Genilemen aud Cbidrcns' I.anh's Wool,
- Meriao aud silk shirts, Hosiery IN English silk, raw
SIlk, Cashmere, Alpaca, SaSoney. Worsled. German.
town and Lamh's wool, white, lack, STATE aud mixed
cotton, c;c4, Tor sale. SENSENEN 4 RIfOnES.
TNFANT'S Shirts,-rercived this morning some more
- Of u ose fine Merino and SFNoay infants shirts,
cci 10 SEN$ENEI a RHODES.
fgfO TIE b~ADiES-rcceivod this morning by Green's
b Express some more Of those very desirable black
aud mode calo.ed satn and paid eashneres, also a few
Isore- dress patterns of extra rich solid plaid black
Coos d tidque silks, with various other new Goods.
oct 10 SENSENEl Il RHODES.
CSWA - celebrated cloths and Cassimers
~ hlacK and fancy co.ors for ,aie by
octi 10 SENSENEY Il RHODES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-10
HARDWARE.

TEEi. 81. Sqnsres.
y.y h OFT & GREERs.
Z. aGVLL. n. nrsnDEip. WAtTtE ROE
ToStlI., BusflFiELp s ROE, Wholessie Grpeer'
and Commission Merchants, No. lai Liberty p
ishufaii. 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-10
Drg GpDN8e
Alec. Ntenngan.

Money Saved!
NEW ARRIVALS @ II 10 PACKAGES Oh
ALL AND WINTER DRf-GO0DS
Which wjH be sold Grem25 10 30 per
cent cheaper than any other
House IN This city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-10
REMOVAL.

Is NTlFdV 4 Els
svIlE sutssrlers res specially intoFii'h'" Hleh,- ahu
L the tatdie generally that they have reinavei lf"h
N Old stand on Main ST., 10 The new ana spacious
idns lover end OF Market 81 where they nave every
nycnitrca fnr the mauufA tory OF
ST ICES. " AG0NS AND CNRFS
the eb-dassi and est manner, d'sa fnr all FllHs OF
.ekstrfAlne, which Willie FroHpuh sii-rdet 20
rhsasnl fr past favors they Respectfully s"het a
,hiuuaucc III puiiic patronage ~ 'ueif nae
lct9 bhchf I'm
paver manufactures andto1A llfsiels
We ave fuf SALE , pa, yer ChendeTs one Ruling Ma
ne.
Hare rarer MIN Screws,
= ~ spsii DO da
IMakius cylinder - inches diameter, 30 inches long
lGi1zc,
! Rag uuser,
Nov - tNhph'N =.
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xDt'w GnDn8.
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It0Ee s. TDoImds.

Il FANCY AND STAPLE n GOODS
rI ssOgsE,
No. l65 Min Street. 5Vheeiing, Va.
I'd dnor abore J.. higer's.
THE SUBSCRIBERS, having associated themselves
. together for Tire purpose of carrying on the Fancy
and Staple nrv goods business, uieier the firm Of
STONE a THOMAS,
Be- leave To inform the cifiIen~ " w aeefrfg and ~.
ciniiv that they are now receiving and opening stiheir
stand. No i6j, Main street, Wheeliug, an entire New
Stock OF Fancy and staple. Foreign and Doinesi ic Dry
. GODS. Having purchased The above for Cash. ard ia-
hen great pains in their selections, thar Halter them
selves that they can p1er BARGAINS cVceiel by none.
PLEASE CALI MD EXAMINE.
IN thei stock may he found a larrr assortment ofsils
rlaids, Giughanrs. iipac-s. RoniazineS. Cashmere.
be isiues, Prints, shawir Cloths. Cass in.eres. Tweed,
CaSsigctts. &c. &c.
7 $. ADDITIONS viii re made every f.w davs from
New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore until their stock
u complete. Ell STONE.
Wheeling. Sept 90. l5f-. ~.
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FRESH FRUITS, &c.
y l.. ZiNN would cali the attluuon of his friends
) aud the public generally, 20 hs fresh stock Of
Fruits, &c. at hs confectionery, Monroe street, No Il;
thc following is only part
hhl Oranges 9loNcs Lemons
~ drums Figs . frnlts Isfes
SsaCks aoft shell almonds = hhi Tticrts
2sacks fresh Coeva nlis Z" cream nuts
bid English Walnuis 3LoNc. iululc uaste
. doZ Lemon Syrup > tuz n lt.ar sauce
. Ibis Butter Crackers lii soda trarkrrs
sugar CRACKERS GEuNes fire crachers
10 Cans Sardines I toN CHrous
! ] bid Bologna Sausage 2hNs Bouu's tobacco
lust received aud for sale BY nov +. T.. XINN.
&tRESH Raisius and L.emors.-JuSt received ~ Ioxcs
d NJ. L. Raisins, , Boxes fresh Lenous, aud Tor sale
0w n No l., Monroe street.
Ohtb PIE 2INN
b, ANDlES-Our assortment OF candies is very large
and will he sold wholesale and retail as love as can lie
n al in the west. NtMSEN 4
oCIS
OYSTERS, OYSTERS, OYSTERS.
EfIiE subscriber wonld call the attention Of tie citi-
d leitS OF Wheeling to the reduction on Oysters
owing 10 the severe illness of bis family that he AZ
cen competed to stop The business for some vaas
Eosi, he viii open ms house this evening Nov c, at
Will sell al The following prices;
II cents per dozen Raw,
~ do do steWed,
Sl,2J per Can, MOVE p Il ZtNN,
FRESH FRUITS.
r. - Y fresh NJ r Iaisins.
@S& z do do Luious,
1 DO do Orangcs, inst received and for
ale low Mrs. :. NEARING
nav 30
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GNi,ssER. wv,

COPPER, EsA,
AND SHEET IRON WAR; MANI
Is3 Nrrisi Square. NkeeltHg, Va.
ruE sassrtitcr respectfully informs his friends aud
! the pal Tie generally that be- has removed hts sait
-anrs iaio the large trck hltldihs ad4p,niIf hs Old
aad. " here he = fatty prepared 20 do an NO 4 oi'hef
"A TN. Tnarsr or Shect lun1. eUtsuslsitio hini. ~ IN dos
,rtet. 4 lave on hand a .ar-e ass 1rnieAt 81 Tn ara
,'anar ware that viii sell for cash ot - pfnutt chsiu'
.ncrs on a siiart credit. mr. II GEO JoH"4"N
~ NpRANTS--Na alive and cock liydfahts al ~ Is
~ turth prices, warranted ~ work ~rt, al
mru h JOHNSON ira, MaftetSalare-
., E1p r,ee al,.ay.on baud ,d n.ui.helat ssorI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-10
Tss. EEGaassEs, ,BBs.
ANOTHER ARRINAL.

V HAVE inst received anolaer larse and splendid as
- sortmeuto i READY MADE Ci.OTIllNG. and sht
lie receiving thea WecAly from my manufacturing cs.
tahllsAmcnt, in Baltimore. Now ~ tho chance, for all
those VINO want cheap. fashionable and good Clothing
VIII do welt 10 give ne a call before purchasing Csc
where. | am determined To sell READY MADE cio!l-
ing al prices that caunot be exceeded 10 any Of the East
ern cales, a. Wholesale or Retail. MWd-othc}s may
TELL yuHtIey soil ctct9, hu there Is tHt one clothing
store lie e knowu Icy the naase otthc baltimore Clothing
store, which, you Wtl ind IL tAs house. formerly uccrl-
pd hv j. 40 t;oSion. NJ STEM,
NOV @ ~ l5f Na ia =. "a door Glow ! Kiqrr.