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ADJUSTMENTS.
VOCAL ENTERTAINMENT
THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY

LhNa " ~ - Az. - . ~
VOCAL ENTERTAINMENT
THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY,
an IHhiR hrTUHH tkOH NAsnlN0fON re-
O,pseully 10 the citizens Of Newfort their
nisnton Of giving Vocal Entsr!somsos st the T.ssr
n.cle on nondsy Evening neri April =, 90 which oees
ION thew will have the pleasure % ntroduSs prorsns
Of their most approved selections, VIZ
Were with you once sssin
"Ths Old Church Bell"
Jsme's q the stormy Sea
Behind to the loyd ones 81 home"
The Mountsneer'
SOM Of Snsty Eight-Th. Voice Of Old Irs.Od
The Ber.ayed Slave Mother' -
"Th. soos OF Lif-"-'THE REVOLUTION IN
EUROPE"
"rh-rs,, rood tine coming
"The Ship on fire"
Family song "O'd Granite State"
Card, OF admission s. cents each to BE- obtained he
music stores snd ~ The door
Doors open st 7-coneert eammepcessts. 40
ITALIAN OPERA, AsroR.PLACE-The repre-
Issntstos u he Opera viii b Suspended dunog the re-
maussr q Pss,loo Wess ais
FAREWELL or MIR. LOyER-sOClErf Ii
skARY Bfoadwsy-Mr LOVER, before hs cePsr'
ture Tor Fgrop. will give Farewell ifish Evenings on
Monday snd Tuesday. April q and p Ia addition TO
~ r-sit.fion, never before delivered IN Ne- Yon
Tbs Flooded Hut q the Mit"lppl ths 20 ,,osso
sucs" and the Nymph Of NssAra - Rory O'Mores
Dean" trbuis Of ish srsn,ues % AmeIie.o s.us,.
osity: the f" Irish Begssu." spd New Poiso.s win
ep.n Al a. to commence. ss 81 +tssos
GRAND CONCERT.-slGNORA ELlZE BIS
NCACCItNIl, having completed h't e1stsrmrn, Wa
the msusgers OF he Astorp Opers House rrsp.ct
fully .npoanees 70 the public that STE vii giye Con
cert TIRE Tabernacle 90 wscnssdsy svenins Asnl -
on which occasion she viii - assisted hy sgnor fEktL
Ii pr mo snofe late OF the Haysns Opers troupe, h'
hrst appearance this ssnor Nlsrri. primo ten
ore al. q the Astor-plscs Opera troupe sssnor No
WE'LL primo bss.o also se Of the Hsvans Oprrs troupe,
m. frsr Appearance this Ard Gfsud Orshess
uoder the direction Of sisnoE RAPErrI prosrsHms
viii be issued iu a few days 80 81.
MECHANICS, HALL. AZ BroAd~.y. bst~--n
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DIR. ARNoLD's WoRKs.
ApDI ZION A. 20 lLn H.. -. -. |. n. l
GREAT BARGAINS

IN BLANK BOOKS -i500o gu res half bound.
tl0 100 q7ires fgl bound cap, csi i and medium
5000 DOZEN Pass Books
900 10 Memorandum.
AL Of the shove 10 every variety Of sire and style for
sale 81 prices low the lowest II not little lower By
HIGGINS ( KELLOGG,
Blank Book Manufacturers sud wholesale dealers 10
School Books sad Stationery, 10 Johu-,s Y IA sti.s
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ASSAULT WITH HAMsER-Otiicer Randolph
ye.t-rdsy arrested man named Peter Miller charge
Of striking boy blow on the head with ahanmert there
By seriously irJoriug him.
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IIOVEY'S MAGAZfNE
TO BOOKSELLERS.

nF HORTICULTURE FOR AfklL-This day re.
Oc.iyed By c. N. SAXTON, Agent, 2O5 Broad way
Price - per 40 SITS
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ITALIAN OPERA, AsrOR.PLACE-The repre-
s@nfaou u he Opera gi b. Suspended duTing tn- re-
rnaus-r OF Passion Week. AIS
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MISSISSIPPI RIVER
nITGEK-, INSTITuTE.-The sABLE BRO.
TIE GRAND GoL+LsEcrioN or THE WORKS

OF TIE Old MAST EKc. rOmpTlslng 0rsInf
PICTURES
by Titan Rubeus Rsphsel Mnio, Vslssquex. Van nyck
Ginllo Romano, Psrmsiauo, H1hsn, Jsp Ste.n. Carlo
Doci Cuyp Wilson and many others OF the Old Masters
4, ooeu A. the Lyceum Gallery, SIS Rrosdway, from
VI 70 y N Admittaoc- . cents mn lnis'
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Mr. DAVIS OF Mssssippi-Id do not wish 10 be
oossidsrsd participating IN the feeps TO which the
Senator sndcs have DO fear of resurrection no more
than have OF my osuse do DOT Sresd zach
Oar slaves happy and eonteuted They sa.ssin the
hapesst relation that labor sasin 20 capital X 10
patsrnAi institution They rendered miserable only
soihios about that which they msdae rest thi.
In fear OF nsarreeton; and wish IL u - d,s.
tnsty uede.ioos tbs. we able TO take Of
ssyes and TO runish all ioe-nciste IL the insGit
offered the installations which have Inherited that pro
voiced my indignation.
Mr.. FoorE WIN the Hon. Senator allow me 70
saaks remark,
Mr.. DcuoLas--With a grea, deal OF pleasure
Mr.. Foorg.-lfit DO Understood that expressed
any fear OF nsarsoor VIII srow Of this move
ment nissass. sad that such sudasoas
nsst - this esad not 30 tsmsly submitted without
encouraging Its authors to proceed and Ia that think
all vho have spekea this sde OF the Chsmoer
Mr.. DAVIS OF Miss-l did not intend to imply
thai my colleague had taken any such that
I dice aimed.
Mr. DouGLAs-An tina, intended to saw was
that the eject Of this sxei.emsaef all these harsh
kor i'''- VIII - wv ''''''" v N''"''''''' !" 'A'
Mr. FoorE-The more the better
Mr.. DouoLas-The gentleman may think 90; but
some OF the North do with him in
ion Of course tho from ~ Han pshe will ssreo
With me- teesuse be fan tho flame citemsn. %
advance his political prospects And also well
ssdstand bow some ssnsemsn 81 the 81 the South
saits plscsnty regard all this excitement ~ they
persuade their constituents 70 believe that the institution
Of Slavery upon their shoadethst they are the
who the Goliath Of the North this great con-
test ssoas sbo.os il syes them strength st home BIZ,
Of the North who have sympathy with Abolition
lists, csssfe such sxeitcments
Mr. CALsors.-lmust really object to the remarks
ofths Senator Weare merely defending rights Sup
yoss thai defsad than In sirous 1sss have
iishs DO so Surely Tho sesstor ipue
the motives Of loo ambition he realize
positioa Eor myself lana presume may spess for tnoss
vho Get with mel place this question upon high snd
ssak szesats Loas - be may have lived IN the neigh
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-03-11
CenernI Tarlnr.

A Boston friend has sent the editors ofthe
New York Courier and Enquirer, the Ladlpen-
dent Chronicle, published in Boston on the 23d
October, 1919, in which the following commu-
in relation to Capt Zachary Taylor's
Of Fort HarrisOn was published. Even
At that day Gen. TaylOr's"Sklll and Judgment"
were conspicuous, and such is the peoples
confidence in his judgment and discretion at
this time, that they will most assutedly, elect
himto the Chief Magistracy in the coming con-
test.
From the Independent Chronicle published in
Boston October 22d, 1912,
Messrs. Editors :-Justice dictates, that when.
ever we attempt to praise or eensure the con-
duet Of public officers, it should be done i'm
partially, giving all their just dues, as merit or
dement, eserve,-@avOidihg too grea, Profusion
on the one hand, or too much severity on the
other; both are distinct from the correct line
and cannot claim sanction.
There has been recently published in the
public papers, the official letter Of Capt. Zach
airy Taylor Commanding Fort Harrison, Qndi-
ana Territory to BrigadieEGe Zen. Harrison Civ
ing an account Of an attack made on the Fort
by a numerous body Of Indians, 1t appears
by the letter, that the garrison in the fort was
small indeed, and a part Of these unfit for duty,
the Captain himself only convalescent. The
attack Of the Savages was t%urious, and they
had the address to set fire to one of the block
houses, which threatened not only TO open an
avenue into the fort, butte extend the flamesto
to the whole works. Amid this, with the adj
dition of the horrld yells Of the SOvOges with
out, the piercing cries Of the women and
children within, and pressure Of alarm and
danger, on the minds Of the small garrison, in
a situation almost desperate and hopeless
brave Taylor arouses all his faculties, and ex'
hibits proof that he possesses a cool and de
termined bravery, which no danger could ap
pal and, that this bravery was supported By
the firm pillars Of sound skill and Judgment
He inspired the garrison to herOism-all hi
precaution to arrest the flames, defend the
breach which they threatened to open-refu
sing to open the gate in the dark to admit on
who claimed friendship, lest he might ADM
the enemy with him-alI mark the full posses
sion and correct exercise Of ample abilities I
command And considering the great disPari
ty Of force, and attendant circumstances, pei
, haps no action as yet, during the present wa
either on the l,nd or rGter, exceeds it in ski
= aud bravery. Il does honor 10 our country
and as one of its citizens, Captain Taylor, {
total stranger to me,) and his brave garrison
=. have my thanks, and those heartily.
A MILITARY CoUNTRYMAN.
Ror6ury, Oct, 10, 1912.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-03-11

The letter written by Gen. TaylortoG General
Gaines, and published in the New York Ex-
press in Jan. l847-and in our columns shortly
%after--is remembered by all. We now have
those parts of that letter which were omit
ted at that time. AT the commencement
of the letter, after alludsng to the court of in
quiry in the case Of Gen. Gaines, on the charge
Of calling out Of more troops that he was aU-
thorized, at the commencement of the war,
sold Rough and Ready" says:
81 have with solicitude and interest, watch
cd over the result Of the investigation; and
though it was not, as regards the opinion Of
the court of inquiry, what could have wish
ed it, yet it was as much, as could have ex'
pected, considering the hostile feelings enter
tanned towards you by some of the high func'
tionaries at Washington. was fearful tina
the president might, to some extent, and ever
without being aware Of it, imbibe some OF the
preiudices and unkind feeling Of those arounc
him in regard to you. If SO, he was no doub'
restrained from carrying themtoo far in conse
quence Of public opinion, which, as he mus
have found, was decidedly in your favor. b
that, however, as it may,-taking it altogeth
er-I am g%ratifed at the result"
Towatds the close Of the letter, uftet allu
ding to the difficulties he had to e%ncOunIerpre
viOusly to marchingOn Monterey, on account o
the scarcity OfsupPlies and the means Oftrans
pOrtation, Gen. Taylor says:
1" mOvedlin such a way, and with sue
limited means that had l not succeeded, shout
no doubt, have been SEVERELY rePrimanded,
nothing worse. did SO to sustain the admin
is.ration, bu. l do not believe the administra
ton to be disposed to sustain me in 50 doing
Raymond Gasctte.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-03-11

Yes, said aunt Virgins Of the Boston Bee'
larnin, is a great blessing, and I've marked
il time and ag'in how much better as a CINE
raj thing, children turn out who have good
achoolin., There was Mrs. Crimes eons, they
never saw the inside Of a shool-bouse in theil
youth and see what miserable ends they came
10. Two Of sem took counterfeit money and
was putt in prison-anOther went Ofa mackerel
catching, and was in the the ekinOc.ual gale
and the fourth stole a horse and ran of and
listed in the ~sarvise and last they heard OF
Of him he was a s%trolling preacher, way OF in
tho Ohio settlements. My blessed mother
told me If she couldn't give nothing else she'd
give nae q good education-and 50 she did
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-03-11
PHrLAArpnIA. Feb. q. 8, ?. N.

We have intelligence to-day, Of a revolutisd
in Guatemala, favorable to- monarchy. Il il
headed BY Lobos. Large bodies Of troops were
concentrating at Camayaguez and Leon against
San Juan.
There arc occounts Of o recent demonstsa-
ton Of tae British on Truxillo. DEE atches
have, however, been received from Lord Pat
merstoh, stating that the d %ficultiea between
the Mosquito country and ceR y AmeF'ca'
relative to boundary, have been settled
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-03-11
rrtract of : Letser Dated
LExINeToN KY, Feb. 10, To

LEXINGTON KY, Feb. 10, .
y > Excuse Us for this intrusion upon you;
vour position in regard to the Wing nOmina-
ton for the Presidency has given US 50 much
satisfaction, that we venture to assure YOU
strangers as we are, that in our judgment 1t Is
the only course that can save the Wing party
from renewed defeat and final ruin.
We live in sight Of Ashland, and yield 70
none in respect for its great proprietor. But
he cannot be elected President. If experience
can prove anything, it seems TO US that thlshaS
been demonstrated. And, now, are the Wings
ready TO throw away their chance OF success
merely because their. impulses and feelings lm-
mel them to nominate Mr.. Clay?
For our own part, and our opinion is shared
bv thousands in this State, we go Tor GeneFal
TAYLOR as a sound Wing, an honest man. ana
= candidate with whom success 10 eeftG'n'
YOuFs,
(Signed BY tho Whig' gf Lering'on.)
N. Y. COurie'.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-03-11

MORSE MADE PAcHA-A writer in Conssanti7
nople informs the Journal Of Commerce, that
a " decoration in diamonds Of aTurkish OMst
Of Honor, such as is given to Pachns Of TWO
tails, is actually in the hands Of our Legation
for Prof. Morse, from the Sultan, in return
for tho view Of his telegraph. II will arrive m
America with a royal diploma at the sans
time"
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-03-11

The soldiers dubbed Gen. Taylor "old
Rough and Ready" Gen. Scott has received
from the same quarter a different 'OabT'qls''
He is known among the soldiers aS old Fuss
and Feathers" Notwithstanding his great milf
tary genius.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-03-11

"sammy, Sammy, my SON, don't stand there
scratching your head; stir your stumPs' or YOU
will no progress in life" "Why, father, I've
often heard you say that the only way to gst
on in tho word was to scratch ahead.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-03-11

viii YOU bet all that's in your PoCkstbOOk
aUains. The electianof my candidateF"
ayes, indeed; I'd bet my head"
"NO, / thank you. 1 Preferths POckesbOOk,
for that has got something i ait"
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-03-11

WHY arc naughty children at school IKE
cnmmed motto waters? Because, you must
their back to make them stick TO their let
tiers.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-03-11
Ynnra.

fSigned By tho Whigs Of Lering'On.)
N. Y. Co&rie,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-14
a'39 kaDM1&,
NEW GOODS
AT REDUCED PRICES; FROM 30 20 30 PER CENT
LOWE THAN LAST FALL.
SrD\ e. Il THNM AS

AT RtsDt CEU FEitES; FROM 20 20 ~ TEX ZEN
LOW Err THAN LAST FALL.
STONE & THOMAS
TTyOJ-LD respectfully announce TO She citizens ef
~ Wheeling thar they have entirely RENTED mp their
store rlou NO. I65. MAIN ST. where they are noH'
RECEIVING and opening extensive assortment of Sprng
and Summer Dry Gaods, many OF which have been
bought az such sacrifice 10 tse IMPORTERS. tl1t they
w soLp less than they could have hcet bought
EAsr in The fall Our motto IS SHORT PROV and
out RETURNS. A NtNnlE SiyPEScE rather than a
Stow SHiLLtSG.
In their stock NAV be { und almost every
style of Fancy and Domestic Goods usually
kept ia this city.
Please call and examine, "a they are determined to
please. Apf2o
n,,,o~4;ca 34to i2 brown rlusns, Sea isilud
p''i't'tt10' apd Bleachod, from CTS to al irish
Linens; nanssk aHd plan Ta5le Linens; Heavy "a
Brown Muslin u,e hes; article from to cts; a. bea
muslin, The best article, from 1910 ~ cents. at
Apr27 STONE 4 THOMAS
%sRtNTS Of every style and price, large assortment
- Cil-hans, Ainscss, DomhazmCs Quceu's Cloth aud
Silk codiuEtons for Samlner coats; h'S. brown aud
waite Linen Drilling kremlins and cottonades OF every
s'y.e aud very cheap, just received by
Arr22 STONE & THOMAS.
r1RENCu, West of England, :e'rian and American
"A coths Doe skin aud fancy eassiineres and cass-
nets, very cheap STONE 81 THOMAS.
Apr - No IS Main 81.
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TO HoUSEEEEPERsn
I .:..:.... GIL fz.!Ii.
fHE PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
PIkTN TEA COMPANY.

~ AVING appointed NJ REILLY, No. I67, West
At@ side Market square Wheeling a., their agent for
this city, he would call The aueutiop of the public
those CELEBRATED PACK I'D TEAS, the superior
excellence OF which is TOO well known 10 require
incubation, They sc II for long time The favor.
tic cas- IN the primo pal Atlantic cities and fast
obtaining character throughout tie country winch Will
give them proCeience wherever they used,
All housekeepors know how di6 cult has been here
totoe 20 Obtain good Teas al fair prices bat the great
facilities of This Company enable them to place The
hands tther agents the choicest article prices which
cannot fail to sustain the high character already attain
ed by them, and they should suit you have only
to return them to the and money refunded
NOrlCE-As many imuatols have risen up who
vending interior article the OF this Company,
they deem proper to state order prevent inposi
ton, that none genuine which do bear every
package in adto 10 little ofthe Company, that OF
McE Nii4MONT X BOND,
E corner Market and Front sis, Philadelphia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-14
rosr OFFICE REGULATIONS.
Moi arrivals anl departures alter the lat day
az Gttv l)lg

OF July, l24S.
- Ally Eastern mail arrives pm and departs los
= -,
Uailv Wes.err mail strives I a NJ aud deraris m
paiig ~ sri5eave aud Weilsvilie, arrives III IN
arb Departs a ~
from Wooster to Whes'ing. arrives every TUESDAY.
Thursday aud Saturdays al . m, add departs every
uo9dav wednesday aid Fri4ay az a NJ
From, Marietta ~ Grave Creek arrives inesdaNsah ana
Saturdays by y N and departs Mondays and fridays
FROM Bo hauv nv Yves, Liberty to Wheeur. arrives
evsrv Tuesdsy Thursday aud SsiaTday,by y O'Clock,
M and departs sane day al | ~
From M0rganio WI bg WaYaeshWghfo Waeelins ar
rives Fhprs lays aud departs tom heei'ng on
Fridays ~ @ an
From Morsartnwn nv BlacSsyil'e 10 Wheeling az
rives everY TUESDAY at AMI departs from W heel
inc eve ~ Wednesday At pm.
From Woodland by S1ckHan's 70 Wheeling. arrives
every Saturday at . m and departs FROM wheeling
every Thursday at pm
All mali MAJ ters siould lie deposited inhe olcr al
least one hour before the tine OF cosiiig the nsl
ON CO opens al 4 IN. and closes again at - N
Opens again At o m, and close II 10 p ~
Opened on Saturdays from 70 a m and from 10
10pm
Np,yssaner post age must he PAID il advance al the
commencement Of each qiarter commencing Isl Janua
~ lst Anril. Ist fully LIST Of October failure TO
do So VIII Garse their dsconiinnance.
Those renting Boxes, aud keepm quarterly accounts
10 nav their bills al The close of each quarter
These rutcs i,nst he strictly coupled with.
jeA ALEAANbEk NEWMAN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-14

- FAD Pipe alwsyson hand md frnisnede al sho
II notice 81 mr n JOHNSO X. ls5 Market sq'r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-14
-a-sLoOK IN MD GkTRARaAlNS-ka

ut NH3TlLsATE Or EETAIT.
yTTE have aiarzs lot Of French, scotch. aud other
any Lawns, Berages. sin Tissues, silks all ,oiofs
aud other fancy Dress Goods.
Also Slawis, Starfs. HaHdkerchiefs. fine Hosiery.
Frnges and other trimningsa ulF fea 81 Needle Work
and lac Cars, Golfers Honpeis, Cheuezetts aud Rib.
hons with general variety Of all other OF the most ae
sirGhie fancy gonfs, now ~ SEASON which DC.
tergiiaed 20 close ont without reference to
cosr-we will sell iier yon can make money in these
goods by embracing tbs opaortunii y-WEotUsaIE OR
RETAIL. sE4E., AsNEW AND SwEARtEGEN
m31 Monroe s..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-14

rsOPPER EE1TLES.-Wash and Stew Kettles
~ hand and ior sale low al !oh Nr'Ns,
mr. A las Market Square.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-14
Pa ff4- C4it4-NU q Il
GEG esgss9sg.&, .sas.
GREAT BARGAINS

GREAT BARGAINS.
WHEELING AND HElMosr rRlpeE ctoruva STORE.
REG leave To call the attention. OF Ip customers a.,
y well as every body else 10 NV uew and
SPLENDID STOCk o. FALL GOODS
Just received from ca tern cities and BOUGHT on the BEST
terms, at auction and Johbua hausc~.
My stock consists of tie following articles viz
Supr black blue and fancy coored French Cofn Gas.
simefes OF al grades aud 81 yles aSsncts sa l, ST..
veIvets and other Nesting Hjudbercfic,s fanny .su.
pendeTs, Gloves. Hosiery, Lami's Woo aud China silk
under shirts and Drawers.
hcddg Blade GlothiBg
My stock of ready made clothing Is very layge aud
nos surpassed by any other in the city and OF
SUR French cloth dress froek Goals, Cashmere aud
Cassinet rants. Vestings of all kinds aud qualities
Shirts very Gne article of heached muslin check and
flannel
Customer ITorh
Having received the latest New York and Phadel-
pha fashions and having engaged while east a superior
aud fashionable cutter, prepared 10 execute work
in the neafest aad most fashionable stvle. lnaw
my stock - rs large, my styles rs good and my pr
as cheap, I'M any other establishment west of
mountains. Call and look for yourselves.
NV motto is: Snort profits for cash.
oct c kAMMERER
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r4o dGs pGUG
iEU'O}iANt !!
ACEEvy & SWHARINGBr-.

SEbBY-, AGTEvy 6 SwBARINGBT-
Meuroe st. Wheeling Va.
II RE Just now receiving large additions 20 their
IA stock Of mrnlsEiug Goods, fot House Keeping
ard steam Boats. Ktz;
various -uperor Ply Ingram Csrpe;ihe New
DO : Fine do do ami most
d, Fine, do DO desirable
do Wool frmges cotton warp, do patterns.
do Canton d. do
do Sand - Ventan do Various patterns,
o. and 10 india mating white and coored
90 8 end wool pfsseet, aud green tAzc for
crumb cictlie
to 10 eo'orei damssk lincn do
Do Z wool & Liuei stair covering,
% FtNno and table covers. eoih and wefsed.
DO Damask linen ;alte cloths.
10 do 90 Diaper, window widths,
do dc cation DO do
pillow linen sgd cotton.
Baiusicy and irs1 t.iacu Sheetigg, 10 ~ l2i,
Cotton, hid ana row. DO 5 i01 -
PLAIN white Etarsees qlits sup'r medam aud common
10 kH0tei do steam tosts,
! O. ard ohio widths. fo0r OIL CLOTHS
ot cloths FIR tables and window blinds oil paintings
and chiutI
suTf Cofdfg'' mafseias quilts. and srpF article
Furpiture chintzes. 80 s, -, 18th.
flain aud Brocale dimifv. 10 Si' "'s al" Ns'
Embroidered Curtain uusiius.
" bite cotton and ced wofstci iriuges trimming,
Ia cbshscS. irish aud Scotch Diapers and Crasa
Together with all other rnots, the lest assortment
now offered in This .aarket-a WHOLESALE or RETAIL.
June I, 1913
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-14
CLOTHING READY MADE OR TO ORDER.
!. H. HISS & q

feSoN inform their friends HAT their stock of Goods
n" for Spripg aud summer IS complete embracing
small srsiNFIa FROM View York. Philadelphia and Raj
tlmore making, altogether very desirable and season.
able assortment.
our friends who paironised Hs literally last year
ana the pubic generally are rlrctfulY invited cali
ana examine earN's we o." prepared "a furnish every
article DO ouf lpe HHou terms th4l cannot fii TO ease
heu.ea5aer OR utaiton
one doU- stove The q S Hotel, Water ST.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-14

MOTHERS RELIEE-INNIAN DISCOVERY Az
eNecttrH 10 become mothers and anxious 10 avoid the
Pans, distress and dangers OF chdheaTug
" en'feacd to calm their fears aay theIr nervousness
ana soolAc their ly TIE of this mos eXtraurd
nary Yeattahle production. Those who VIII candidy
observe ls virtues, must approve OF q ia their hearts,
every KIND and aicesnatc husband viii feel II his most
solemn dny ts alleviate tne distress his exposed
to, by safe and certain method, Which the OF
RUS h"ihers relief Further particulars ,n pamphlets
lended for tue female eve, be had where
ths humane cordial Is Ia De- Npaud. The Mnther's Re-
let is prepared, and only bv the now sole ropretors
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