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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25
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Total in - cos. 1894 .Iis.5e2 I4,519 142sj
*the loss In tins county Is only apparent
a new county having been taken from It since
1914.
The aggregate increase in the above 80
counties is Is, shon ing conciusively that this
is The largest vote ever polled in the State. as
] before asserted.-That the success Of the
Wings Is not The result of combinations with
FIRE, Saiiefs or Natives, Is clearly proven by
the Tact, that our great gains are in the mining
counties OF Schuylkili. Carbon. LIztrne. &.
In the hot bed Of Netiyism, Philadelphia Civ
and County. we lose nearly thousand
votes since 1871. and in Wilmots district,
district, Were Free Soil principles have strong
est root, we are beaten b. a larger majority
than usual. Let any one examine the vote
III great mining county OF Schvkill, and the
cause Of the wing triumph will be manifest.
Through the whole struggle between the
Wings and that party which, wants itself the
Democracy. this county has never until now
swerved from her fidelity TO The name Demo-
cracy.-lle tornedo oll-40, which swept He
State and Nation, affected her net. In loi4.
begutled with the same deceptive name, sie
rolled up nearly 1000 majority for The present
occupant Of the White House. But since
then her eyes have been opened-the mask
10 ~ ''t" NY 'uo' 9'iS "|ot9hlPpVu' dhu
bocolocolsIn III ali its hideausness, stands re-
vtaled 10 her view. Vainly the old marshall
at Washington, blows long aud loud ms bugle
blast to rally his scattered iorc.s The sound
wakes no echo from her rocky hills or cavern
Gus depths-it meets no response in the
hearts OF her laborloUs SOUS. 1h- strong arm
Of her labor has, indeed, been partially para
llzed, butt II yet has The strength anu the will
to strike to The earth her ices.
WYOMING.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25

Another gentleman of Massachusetts, who
served IN the last congress speaks as t~ollows'i
For Gen. Taylor have d greatand grow
ing respect, aud hold in high estimation his
distinguished worth and his substantial good
qualities. My place in the last Congress, as
a member Of the Military Con mittee. early
led me Ia an acquaintance with his position
i'll the field, AID his political position, as
known TO all, aud as viewed by the Execu-
live. / Wasalso an attentive and anxious
observer ut him, in all the perlls aud expo
sures through which he was doomed TO pass,
crippled III physical force, and embarrassed
by the absence OF Executive favor. | obscrv-
ed, with increased admlralion, those dimird-
bic traits OF character develo ed by the emer-
geucles and tlals ot his progress from Paio
Alto to BueHa Vista; aud my sympatties
Were early and strongly enlisted in his behalf
when | beheld him m~aniuliy struggling in
selt-delence, With OBJ tdcles brown in his
way to check his rising fame, and not less 50
when--to use his own emphatic lansuage--
with = halter about his neck, and his most
effective troopssu ithdrawn, he for tne honor
OF has country. struggled was more molly with
the enemy in he field, and with IA SUPERIOR
IS OF force that to most men would have
been utterly appalling. | was also convince
ed, by evidence that | knew could not de-
celye me, that Gen. Taylor, III his political
views and preferences, was a Whig-not Ill
ira, indeed, but none the less acceptable to
me for this-aud well knew why be said, in
his own manly aud d~lgniied manner, 4 ask
no favor and ! shrink from no responsibility
And when, to the courage, Judgment, ability,
and Integrity which he displayed, | saw him
distinguished by that cro"niag excellence,
4 =. ~.
humble aud the exalted, aud whether exhibit
ed towards ID suffering solitary soldier, or
the women and children OF a beseiged city,
trembling under impending destruction, |
saw enough in the man botn TO respect. and
admire, and left Washington with fixed
impressions, that, whatever might be the des-
any oil Gen. Taylor, could be relied upon
as an able, independent, and honorable
man"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25
RATIFICATION OF WATER

rrTuE UfAPHRAGM F~ILTER.-TWs Filter j. ds
q irned 10 purify ail tur1id river and other fresh wa
ter, aud may b. used for The clariucat.un OF various
fluids 10 IS a compact portable apparatus hot exceed
tug a chhr of four inches IH size, j. ttict for Application
to amy common faucet OF barrel tap, used tor the dis
charge OF funds, ana H. b. modification of htering me.
dun. cousimc.cd - veil for application to a vessel Of
the cApacny Of a kea or pail as II Is for application 10
the hydraut of a cIty's reservoir. Il elcanses itseif y
simply changing il cud Tor end on tae faucet. VIII utter
from one to Hvc cations per minute. Price ; dtfs.
Tbe s1 scfhcr Is the oaly authorised agent Tor The a
hove filters m tins city. and Is ready 10 put them on 10
urier. at aIitmtss
The public ase especially referred to Nessrs Rev w
Armstrong. Rpv BISHOP Is Iesn. : M'beian. J & Arn
osou. James MatAers, Douglass & NarusH. and ether
vino nave Iher 10 use. wins VIII cheeffully certify thai
they purify aud reHacr p~alaiable aid healthy the mos
impure wafer we ave.
Cal on Market Square at G. w J~OHNSON'S.
" heeiiug. oct -. ISIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25

The Duty Of The C~hristiaa.-'I think chat
every Christian citizen i, under obligation Ia
vote IN every case where a public Officer is TO
be chosen. The happiness and virtue OF the
community, no less than the security OF prop
erty depends greatly on the character Of The
msgistracy. Ii am injured in person or prog
erty bya wicked public %oifioer, | have d right 10
complain or m iellow-clllzens who gave him
authority over me, OF who, when il was in
their power, did not pre,ent his electi n. A
Christian IN this country, above all others
has d duiYto perform IN this matter, and he
d~ls1beys the commandment in the text il he
does not perform it.-PresideRt IPuulaHd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25
FROM TIC B1ifimsre Patriot.
LOON At THINGS AS THEY IRE

Ma. EDrroR ;-Doub,s having bern express
turns given by me OF the Pennsylvania lee
lion, aud iHsInuations throw u out BY others,
that the counties given were selected express
u 10 prove my point, | furnish YOU to-day
with a table Of the official results in such adj.
di.loual counties as have come to hand. An
error occurred 10 printing the Wing vote OF
Chester county, 3.-93, instead OF 5,S95, in
the former table, which | correct below -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25
CHEESE. The y. Y. EVENING Post 81,

CHEESE. The \. 7. Evening Post says:
We have been shown private letters rom
the correspondence OF large dealer in Lou
don, which we make the following extracts:
American cheese is in demand, bat iitlle hay
ing recently arrived. We have not yet obtain
cd yours by he De onshire; we hope 10 make
early sales. English cheese is exceedingly
dull Oh sale; we had another large fair yesler-
day at Derby, the quantity pilebed was un-
usually large and pnees low, much oil it was
taken back by the l%ortners, 4Ss TO 56s. for
niddling, and Cos. ior fine, per cwt. OF H.
lbs leaving in London at 46s. u % TO 59s. per
cwt. OF liz lbs.
y Liyerpoolietter o. the llth says;
AT a decline OF about Is. per cwt. there
have been large sales otCheese, the late arriv-
ais being nearly all taken.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25
THE LINSLEY INSTITUTE.

lNhE WlNTER SESSION will commence on The fir.
day of November. The Principal has secured M,
services Of Messrs. MooRE ard Tom, ms f5rues ass,s
iahts, who are 10th graduates oi one OF our hest toi
ie2es, aud well known as able aud faithful Teachers IL
has also engaged Mr.. :. n. Clendemiug. a n.utierpn :.
similar Character and stsndmg as a 1eacAer. 10 tskc
charge OF the Primary Department. The Frmcinsl
himself Is uniformly N attendance, and emuloVed n,
giving instruction during school hours.
TERMS.
Primary Department S9to 9. 10 nor on,r,cr
English Depart. lower Branches, S3Io4
Higher Branches and Mathematics, SJto6 "
Classical Department. s6tos
the course OF studies is THoRoUeH, and continues a.
far as may be des.ted BY a Class. No scholar rece,yt5
,or a les time tian a qusiter, nor any allowance nladr
Tor lost time. except in peculiar cases.
Nf. b- u. stone, a distinguished Teacher of Vocal
Music, has been engaged 10 give lessons in the Insti,nte
al a very sidli extra charge 10 each pupiI WHO NAV irn
Il Music Glass. To tins arrangement tho priuri,.I ~
taches lhncn importance, aud has himself incurred ro,.
sldera3ie expense 70 effect It. To those dssirIns il Ies.
SONS wdl also he given, '
In German, by Rev. +. Zhnnernaur.
In French, by Mons. 2. Clapuis.
octi-<"dSW JoHN w.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25
UNITARIAN coNvENTloN.-we leo,

from Col. Hatch, that the Annual Unitarian
Convention at New Bedford, was VERY nam
ercusly attended by the Clergy and Laity Of
The denomination, notwithstanding the in
clemency of 1.-THE weather. The session ef the
Convention Was TO be continued this day.-
Last evening, HE Social lea Party. Al Clty
Hall, was attended BY over a thousand per
sons. The tables were beautifully decorated
and supplied by the ladies' win every dslir.
scy. Speeches were made By Alessrs. Osso,d
klot, r%tirpoint, aud Pdram3u. ana every-
thing passed of with the utmost harmony and
good feeling Boston Journal Of T1nsday,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25
OLD JACK Is COMING !!

We surrender a good portion of our paper
OF to-day to a long article concerning the
general ground OF Inference between the two
parties of the country. ltis late ior so long
an article but it contains facts that will do
for reflection.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25

GE0RGIA.-Well full returns have been
at last received from Georgia, and the Demo
cratic majority OF The popular vote (Which last
year was 1881 is now 26i! We learn This
from The Charleston Courier. Never were
there so many misrepresentation as were sent
into Pennsylvania to influence the election
there. The Union stated that Georgia had
gone for the Looos by an increased majority Of
l400i-Richmodd Wig.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25

SAoio on The AlIegany Aountains.-The
Cumberland Md Civilian says; The noun
Iains around tt0slburg wese whilened with
snow, tor the first lime this SEASON, on We'd
neslay morning last. The change OF the
weather was rendered very apparent in the
donnlng OF cIodks aud Oth,r winter apparel.
On Thursday, however, The weather was much
more mid.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25
ZACHARY TAfEu@-
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
FILLNORE

STATE ELECTORS.
l John J. Jones. Norfolk City.
. George W. Boiling, Petersburg.
3 Henry P. Irving Cumberland
a Joseah X. Irving, Lynchburs'
william Martin. Franklin,
6 william c. Riyes. Automatic
7 Robert f. Scott, Fauquiei.
s Henry T. Garrett, Westmoreiant.
o John A. Meredith, Richmond ei'Y'
N Robert Saunders. Wiliiansburgh'
II Andrew Hunter. Jefferson.
- Alexander II. II. Stuart, Augusta
l3 Samuel Med. Moore, RGckoriose'
Il Connally f. Trigg, Washington
Is George ". Summers. kanaNha'
Is Gideon D. Camden, Hanson.
II Francis II. Ptirpoint, Marion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25
MARSHALL HOUSE.

BROWNSVILLE, "A.
ffsilS house is suitable for a first class Hotel. or for
any or ali the custom on the National Road.
a Landlord having a good character ui his calling. can
nave a favorable lease from date or first Of April next.
J 4 iiOGG, Brownsville.
Brownsville, oct. ~, rs. A BREADlNG, rllts.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25

At Martinsville, on the evening OF the Esd
inst, MRs. HANEA SMITH.
Her funeral will take place ir,m her late
residence, al 10 O'Clock this day.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25

UScLE SAN As A DEALER IN MARINE
SToRH-Uncle sam lisa wreiched bad trades.
man, aud il is no wonder that he gets deeply
into deb; be reyeTses the golden rule in trade
by buying thigh prices and selling at low
ones. Ills ledger always exhibits a balance
ON the wrong side. The Old gentleman has
been making d speculation in steam schoon-
srs and other craft, ami having bought more
then he wanted he had an auction aud sold
on dozen or two at about 20 per cent. less
,hsu they cost. The following are the prices
which the US. steamers brought at Norfolk.
-Brg Vesuvius was purchased by Lambert
Gitings, OF Baltimore, for 1880: brig Etna,
nv John Hopkins, o fNoriolk, Tor 5000; school,
ner Mahonese, By Jno. Lash, Of Portsmouth,,
for $3.50; schooner Tampico, by Rowland &
BROTHERS, OF Norfolk, for $1,000; scbr, Bonito,
by Williams, Staples 81 Williams. OF Norfolk,
Tor $3.50. steamer Spitire, by L J Higgins
and Brothers, Of Norfolk, for S5ll0. These
vessels did not cost less than 500, 600.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25

THE VICTORlFS.-Yesterlsy afternoon
and evening 81 guns were fired from the top
OF Wheeling bill in honor OF our victories IN
PENNSYLVANIA, Ohio and Florida, and.in tue
evening the flames of a bonfire threw Their
crimson sheet overthe city, from the same
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25

- len set fe'i csshmsres, new styie, chameleon stri
50. fed Orleans cloth, Rgct Prd striped Mshar tus
ties. dtrh G-efu aud Ma1aTlue Blue Iht1et cloths. Bonn
hazIuo- and AlPaeeas. Just received.
octa5 j. RHODES. Bridge cor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25

Xix and worsied canvass for working on, Zephy
- w.rsted AND sis twist for Eulhroidefiug, Ste,
Beads. etc. etc. Just received 10y
octq5 is RHODES, Bridge corner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25
BEAR IN MIND.

That the Presidential Election Is held on the
first Tuesday, the 7th Day oil November
next, and that II lasts but Tor one day ou'y -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25

o. The Argus seems much dlspo sed TO
draw US into a controversing with him. He
exhibits just as much impotence as he did
before he published that fraudulent COMES
sion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25

r~iIiE subscriber j. nav receiving his Fail supply Of
=. hardware. cutlery. etc comprising a very general
ssnrtmeut ct goods lu Tie lire, purchased at the lowest
cash prt.cs. aud Tor sae al a small advance for easll or
TO prompt men. HENRY = MORRIS,
oci2f Nam Il, corner Market \ Hey
"A HOS AFR Alp.-Reccived this morning, by ex
W press, 5000 yds warranted linen Laccs, from 6 to
l2s cents per I'd. Come soon. II yOu want any.
oct24 is RHODES, Bridge corner
SsECOND SUPPLY-The subscriber is now receiving
~ a SECOND supply of new aud seasoHahleG Goods of ev-
cry description, hogght at the close Of the season, at
very much reduced prices.
oet24 is RHODES, Bridge corner
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25

~LhEOtHibN 1sAiH
a LARGE qasntitv OF superior Percussion caps for
Is sale f'w hv thr Thousand. Asa, extra tine Ferrous
silu caFs, expressly for saar.-mcu. warranted a%nticpr-
ruSIve. pro; up m lin Boxes Of $50 avid sou.
Ocs3J JAS NELLUH. Union s..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25

TOF INC 4 tRfS.
Mr' Wharton: Now no lodging the ques-
''on' n~eighbor Hoge, come up to the work or
stop talking.
l have a first rate man from New York,
'od' can make more bats, and better, in the
same lenglh oil time, then any hotter ia this
Cliy, ). AVERY, No. 10, Monroe St.
Wheeling, Oct. %, ISIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25
FRESH FRUllS MN -

> NUS, &c.
belle son sh'il Almonds,
: 90 cream nals.
! 10 fii1 l,s.
e, tus.ish walnuis.
! case pnlnrs.
! % Poe Apples. prcser.
Z do Ptcsles
'niuuu syrup,
81 ttiHetpe Se-afs
4 81 treaca ADD common
sell los. Gail al No
4 T. linn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25
.~SIEAu-BOAf REGIS
sTPoRTFnR ny G.. pfrev, CoRbAGE ny NJ
~FACTUgEg.

ARRIVALS ANn DEPARTURES
~ Beat, 1ar Ito last p hours edfing yesttr-
ias al { o'ci0ch. =. w..
ARRIVED.
Friend.hjr. Davis Pittsburgh,
Hudson, Poe,
Umpire, Crooks;
Cashier, Dawson, Gu.
H~EPAETED.
Friendship, Davis, Cincinnati,
Umpire, Crooks,
Cashier. Dawson, Pittsburgh,
Hudson, Poe,
81 inches watei, rising.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25

VERMONT.-The official vote for Gov
enor, as declared in the Legislature on Tues
day last as follows:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25

rENIE TWO DlANAS, or the son of a couut, and the
IL Daughter at a king-coinpicte, by Alex Dumas;
Three Sisters aud tbree Fortunes. or Rose, Blanche
and Violet. by 6 Il Lewis. Esq;
Asmodeses, or Legends Of New York, being a com
plete expose of the mysteries. vices and 'doihgs, as TX
hihli'd 10y the fashionable circles of New AofA; iHclu
ding Ire hannis of the Gamblers, tleir names, places
aud vIsitorsi Also, the names. places and visitors at the
Questionable heus SEES Of fashiouahe prices:' with 4 fi
deveiopenent OF all The ways and mysteries of tho Up
per Ten Thousand; by Harrison Gray Buchanan, ESQ
Facts without fiction;
The Manner of the M:nes, or the Maid of the Monss
terry; A tale of the Mexican war, by Arthur Armstrong
The Naval Lieutenant, or Mis- Washington Potts, by
Miss Leslie;
Brageionne. the Son Of Athos, or ten years later; being
the conclusion Of The Three Guardsnlen, and 1weni,
Years After, by Alexandra Dumas;
Tue Misenes and Mysteries OF New York, by Ned
Bunlitne--a new edition.;
Fine Quaker city-tweh;y- fourth edition, nv Lippard
The Married Woman's Private Medical companion
by Dr 4 NJ Manrieeau; price 50 cts.
Godetis Lady's Book for Nov.
Union Magazine -
National do " Received this day al
WAkEMAN'S Literary Depot
@aaDI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25
"Eol LIBERTY CLASSICAL AcADFuy
\ FEMALE EuTNap

IfiE Vfutf- 'h ~ tIhlNAh
l on tleh ,.t ar-'' ot ttse Schools wiii commence
~. ,,a,.S lNeslaF OF New. and continue , t,,,frIlf.
dyins j., ~, a1l sncei students have the privilere on an
1. V"h1eileht private rooms, II tiey efefeg Il =,
IN ann avaei| study where they could receive 40 !, I'D N
rha 4 LoiaIy sud Phii, Apparatus without cha,se.
Ieaehtrs ANA ..n.. 1850 SD5.,t
KEY SilppsNEL smut
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25

VERMONT.-The official vote for GOV
emor, as declared in the Legislature Gu Tues
day last as follows;
Coolidge, (Whig) 22,007
SKATER, (Free Soil) 1881
Dillingham;, Il. F. l4,420
Scattering, AZ
No choice. The vacancies are to be filled
by the Legislature.
General Taylor'8 AbilitieS.-At a large
Wing meeting IN RoKbury last week, Gen.
William II. Sumner presided. He said he was
personally acquainted with Zachary Taylor
many years ago; had been or a Board OF Off
GERS with him Tor SIX weeks at a time, and
could bear testimony to bis capacity, his sense
OF justice, and ms incorupible integrity.
Gen. Sumner alluded to the charges brought
against Gen. Taylor by some OF his opponents,
OF his literary inca paclty, insomuch thath was
unable TO write his own letters, and reiuted
them IN the most satisfactory manner, by ex-
hiblting TO The audience the celebrated letter
OF the General 20 Gen. Gaines, which crea led
such CONSERVATION IN Mr.. Folks Cabinet.
The letter was ldylors own handwriting. aud
very closely written, covered four pages, con-
tanning but few erasures aud no uigramna-
teal expression. This letter was handed TO
the audience, and examined with much inter-
est aud curiosity by many persons present.
From MoHrosia.-Ihe brig Col. Howard
BascAl, which arrived Of New York on We'd
nesday from Munroyia, Africa. sailed thence
on HE Let August lost IN company with The
US. brig baIu0udge Lieut.. Commanding
Haught-p, bound South ons cfuize.
According To- lh- accouat, we have receiv-
Cd The authuuuea ot Mourovis were behav-
ing in d yrTy singular manner, but as our IN
formation is by no means TUT or explicit we
cannot venture aa opiuioa. 1t Appeals that
d schnr, had put in distress. short Of water,
and had for causes not stated been seized by
the authorities. While in theif chsrse the
schooaer vas wrecked. An American vessel
had been fired into, and utter receiving much
damage had bren compelled to put to SEA-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25
ATTENTION. GALL

Come one come ALI 10 tile ih Ward PANTY Croosyv
SEThlCH Is now opening hy Nm "A Powen Ma,
w street. wheeling, tNo doors below the Novelty
~ "sse NC Is now prepared 10 accommodate ~.
ute WIN any article IN thu Grocery az conf
ats"n~,y lthe al We lowest reduced prices. o. he a.
'elus ho' 20 he undefsOld By any "a the civ. ana ,yo,,s
y. eioie very respectfully invite the ~altenilau N e,,y
enu "ou"ly iolks' ieing prepared to ouor rres, ,pdnr,
10 secure hlm cusiou. afi@i
Asihgie that VIII his merits prave.
And even Ia laurrbaza ,x...tt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25

z. FEW Patterns Of very fine new style French
sAs- cashneres, for sale al a small advance on cost, by
oct2l GREER q NOTE.
ISoMESTlC GoODS-A fresh lai of those superior
~ Blankets of Mckee X Roherisun's make; also cas-
sluneres, Sattinets, Pulled Lipseys, Pressed Flanneis.
Woo!cn ! arms, etc, of the same make, just received aud
for sale cheap at oct2I GREER x MOTrEiS
SSAEPET CIlAIN-Another lot Of carpet chains. of
" very light coiofs, jusi received by
oct2l GREER & NOTE.
LEMONS. Lemons.
q Fresh Lemons, just received and for sale
N by oei2! MRS ~kEAIlNG, Monroe st,
BY EXPRESS.
"A FEW moe of those hae long cloth Shawls; Brk
@A Ihbei and Blk cloth do also Orange, Blue, pur
pie and blk narrow velvet Ribbons.
ocisl B~ERRYHfLL & co.
REEW received and for sale nv
&s ) d WOODROW, 23i Main st.
tAll packages delivered free of CHARGE octIg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25
TO THE LADIES.

= large supply of Copper Tools and Tres uo,o.
- W.. received nom tInucinuat, ana Tor AZ nv
San GO SANL NEIL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25

TAlLoR MEDALS-s1ne very beaut,f,i ,r.,,.
~ Medals for sale at ioe25l JAS MEi,LoK33 W
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-03-22
GIN MAKING. &C.

We are prepared to execute orders to ar,y.
extent in the above line, both for new work
and repairs. Our Gins are not surpasset} nv
any made in the State, possessing all the aus
vantages of the Falling Breast and Sliding
Ribs, which saves great deal in way 81 Re.
pairs. We also use the Steel, Plate Saws.
with teeth set in an angle that cannot possibly
lnJure the finest staple, with an improvement
toregulate the noting of the cotton; our brush.
is constructed on a plan, giving at once, tie
advantages of lightness, strength and force
all very material in the successful operation
OF Gin. We would invite planters oicalIs
at our shop and examine for themselves,
whilst we would assure the public generally.
that they shall have no cause to 9co,nplaiins
either OF our work or prices y,
CABINET MAKING, = 58
We are also prepared to do work in the
Cabinet lne-such as Bedsteads. Wardrobea
Safes, Book cases, Stands, Tables, Cupboards,
&c. &c. at short notice, on slibercl terms. 81
HUDSON s. BROTHER. 9 q
Opposite the Presbyterian church.
Sgmterville, April %, lS47. 26 "