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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-05
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WHOLESALE DEALER IN BOOTS,
sLtnC. Ann LEATHER

80 :, - ~
~ ii" @n0 rs hxp GEaTuER.
Monroe between Msinand Mstkotstree,s,
IS now OPENING ~ exclusive assofthent o. zoos :"
ius hHc nor WiHiis 20 a'VeiuSc aauahtt'y VI ~
e'ez he hasno -7 he deems unnecessary to en"ihe
a'e SnitG 20 wy 'e tc'Et s""sa.uy on H.
fry SOLE Ieathe,, Worocca and Kid SKIM Patent
her, Lining and Gindug skins, Pegs, Tanners c e,e
r.e 49, az rae', f,r cash or approved credit lie
las made arrangements supply an deuand Tor Good
year Patent Metallic Cum Shoes Of all kinds, al men
goods ~ lbs ime promptly attended TO. oc'5
W. and thu public generally, that he - now fece'N
~ non ,ancS Sps and stnne pry Ganlr, wien
win he sold at astonishing low prices. Call and see
oeilo
- uGs Snparior Administer, Tnf'ed' "u'oh "nd
49, ta,ii,Ie p "H MN, noor Mats.
AEraut and roka DO do
octIg PAXTON & son.
,.--,..-.,.-., ,,,,-l,, c.,,,ins
do do bra cry Muslin,
Turkey Red Furniture Prints,
Wor.lsi add cotton do do 49,. .,.,,
'lu NV HI, H. 30 APAXrON q son.
''' ''' sac "" . ,,,s,
srw o.. q o. ,,a lA me lns cloth shsws: mr.
= 80, "a M 'fofh a.. elso Oranse Blue Par
ME and Tx narrow velvet Ribbons
octai bEhH nii.t. q : -,
NIthI Ia GOODS
N'Y'f HA''s'
~ sENSENEY is now receiving his new fall goods,
u 20 which theaiientiou Of the public respectfully
invited 10 make long matter shor, he VIII merely
qay tat he 10 sell them Ssiow a. any other house h
TIE eity and ,ll use every effort 10 please 7eptao
~, = ~, -,
81 LARGE 9ss"f tnent OF namasN 0'e ''"'"A'
ss.a< namask Iabe Linen Nai withs}
Ma, Nls and Doyiies; Towellins Of all klnds'
L'neh anu 'os'on s,s'''''s a S 81 & Sf1N
otsa' "N 49, ---
,-s,+,,, ,-5i :, 49,. ,t f,o,,o, shirt;,s
~ - " iiSt ''i.e 49,. ifa,i.,shi,,s
A~' S''Nt me- ll' a1' v N',D n,t ~ ,,r bv
'""p S@s'U' -" psXToN i SON
0'"i
a. ClV !, tho me 10 prepare your Harness for w 1
~ ics--aud Won wa fiud superior aud uneqaSAei
"''''' VI ~ HogNBROoK and DIIION'S,
- ,,,s "a, Market - IVhaoiiua
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-05

"a Va 4 ~ EbsE W.
~ AGi ERREAN ARTIST, truly grateful f3r the OK.
49, tensve patronage received IN the CITY Of " heclng
would gNenottce that he has rshtted his Tor the
purpose ct spending the winter here
Ladies ard Gentlemen respect fully invited to call
ana fNanlnc bis large collection Of speemeus
IIkcnesses OF aged infrm pcrsons taken at their
resWc'ce. Aho. Landscapes aud Buildings Ia with
hhl hciuF reversed. Instructions given q ava and
apparatus ad all knds OF Materials used In the ausiness
for sale
Rooms over the Post ofce; entrance from Market ST.
octtf
W.Errp--s hoy of l2of "a years of age
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-05

pNlI.EY's ANIMAL CALvANtC CuRE-AIi
cures Humors Spawn 0uittoi ''rase roh hNli ~, 4
Oh t'Si'0'"'' JAMES BAKER,
"a Agent for " neeing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-13
900 .1CRES.
wool t.IRDLNG.

TEgIlE subscriber, la'e Of the County of Botefonrt
q has undertaken the management Of the mills Of
MIR Wi',am Hlif,rd, at Err Greek bridge, on the
Forest rad, in Bedford County and informs the
public that the machine is now in complete order,
and that he is prepared 10 CARD ROLLS with
neaines5 and despatcb Persons leaving Their wool, as
they pass on to Lyncbburg. got them their
ralnrn TIE wool must be well cleaned and creased
OF one pound Of grease furnished Cor every 10 pounds
Of wrol
John sTALFY. A.snt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-13
llQUORICE PASTE.

IN nse5 prime Mss iilaar.re. y Maria brand, 70
I ~ crylns per ba q Octave and i1t eala hw by
GEORGE BAGBN.
Juy 70 Ct
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-13
IL kEs 10.
T-GR .E..Nw-.7-,.

DORFER, ALE AND CIDER Just received fresh
l. supply OF London Potter, best Albany Ale and New
ark CIDER, IN bottles which offer the trade at low
prices,
April l7-ts NcnANIEIS LEE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-13

'daed IN t9edeejGcd vil5 lie papers Of he caus
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-23
G0WOJIMGC UG5GUU&.
/ or the Wisconsin Tribune.
H0vga GGssMEy EsEb5e Society.

Mr.. EDIToR.-permit me TO call the
attention of your readers to the efforts
now being made by the Bible Society OF
this county. to supply the destitute at
American Bible Society TO which 1t is
auxiliary in the noble work of making
the Bible The book Of the icorld-obiccts
which commend themselves TO every Phil
anthropist and Christian. At meeting
of the Executive Committee, few days
since, II was resolved to form several
brance Societies, establish small deposit
tories of Bibles and Testaments. in con
ncxiOn with them, and to make systemat-
&c and thorough efforts TO raise funds and
circulate the Scriptures in all parts Of the
country. It was also resolved to embrace
for the present, the county Of Richland
within the sphere Of the Societies opera
lions To aid In these efforts, an Agent
has been employed for few weeks, and
it is hoped that the friends of the Bible in
the county, viii give him their hearty CO.
operation.
Bibles and Testaments have already
been obtained, which VIII be sold at ex-
trernely low prices to those who are able
and willing to purchase and give TO such
as are not, and may be destitute. 1t viii
be the object of the Society, not only to
supply families with the Bible, but child
rem with copies Of the New Testament !;
and II Is hoped that il will not only be a
bic to furnish the destitute in Iowa and
Richland counties, bat to aid the Ameri-
can Bible Society in giving the Scriptures
lands. As the effort has not vet been
made, we are of course unable 10 state
the destitution OF the Scriptures which ex-
ISIS in Iowa County but, judging from
other counties which have been cxamin-
ed, we have reason to conclude that it is
alarmingly great. In the part of Wis
consin which has already been visited
bout one sixth or one eight of the whole
number Of families have been found with
out an entire copy of the Bible. So far
As the effort has been made in Green coun
", about one fourth of the families have
been found in this condition, and in one
neighborhood SIX families were visited in
succession, who either had no Bible, or
only part Of one
Here then Is work to be done, and II IS
no sectarian work. The scriptures are
circulated without note or comment. and
those supplied left to form their own O
pinions. Nor il il work which should
interest the Christian only. We appeal
to the Patriot by the fact that a rePubli-
can form Of Government exists not where
thc5, : no BIble-to the Philanthropist
by the fact that our state Prisons and
Peniteatiaries are mostly f,ied with those
upon whoa the Bible has exerted but lit
tie influence, and to the Christian By the
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-23
2D0gGGg.
REAETY,S EYES.

10 H y L
TO rt,I. stars once left their skies,
On earth a while to roam;
Poor silly fools! e'er to desPlse
Their bright. celestial home,
r.r wandered they DER hill and dale,
4 resting place to find;
IN, vanished soon, so runs the tale,
Nor left trace behind.
As angry comets, next they swept
Across the lurid sky,
And wondering mortals gazed and wrpt,
To think destruction nigh.
.,lsugth a lovely maid was born.
Whose beauty art defes,
And the two wandering stars forlorn
Found rest in those dear eyes;
Where now they shine, SO Ill divine.
That mor.als bending at the shrine
Of virtue and Of love,
Gaze on the light of stars SO bright,
IN ecs,acy forgetting quite,
,rb-v ever shDna ADORE!
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-23

value he places upon his religion, and by
his desire TO have others enjoy the same.
We appeal to ALL by their Indebtedness
to the Bible, and by the deplorable condi.
ton of those who have il not, to aid in
making the Iowa County Bible Society
an honor to the county, and blessing to
the world. w
Mineral Point, June 18th, 1913.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-23

Democratic party has again and again
asserted that the annexation of Texas
was the cause OF the war with Mexico.
One or the other of the parties to
these averments fails to tell the truth.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-23
The EEeseEaBs,

There is no annual that comes so
near 10 man in sa4acity as the Elephant.
Il Is an awkward looking beast, vet he
will travel very fast. The forehead !.
high. the ears are large. and hang down,
the eyes small, the body round and full.
II has but few hairs, except a tuft. foot
md half long, at the end Of the tail
he trunk or snout Iarou- il .gnIc}I II9
bgeathes. drinks, aud smells, is eight feet
long, when the elephant is fourteen feet
high. With the end of lis trunk it can
pick up a pin, unite n knot, unlock a door,
and mark with pencil. Ii has two large
tu>ks, which proceed from the upper Jaw,
and extend six feet from his mouth.
The elephant is the most knowing of
all brutes. The story Is well known of
the elephant spi9ting the dirty water over
a tailor who pricked HIM with 4 needle
while passing. He is very fond Of sweet
cakes, oranges and peaches. As an ele-
phant was passing through street in
Philadelphia, he came up to a table, at a
corner. where an old lady sold cakes, nuts
&c, and very deliberately helped him self
10 all the oranges. then the sweet apples,
refusing the sour ones; next her whole
stock OF ginger bread and ju.nbles went
down his great throat; ana as he was g.
bout 10 finish OF tliis fine replst with 4
few bottles of beer. his keeper came and
led him off, after paying for what he had
eaten. The old lady declared that he wa-
the largest dealer 10 fruit and cakes that
ever entered her stall.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-23


F?~a4fprnN.
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In 1871. 3l,-54,697 passengers were con
yryed over british Railways. One Passen-
ger out q every 3,964,826 was killed. and
one out Of every 1856 injured.
The Magnetic Telegraph Line to connect
Halifax, Nova Scotia with '@'a's' -1aiie'
"a NCv Bruusw'cA' II Is anticipated VIII Oe
completed during the approaching autumn
Mass ABILITIES NO man Knows "llat
l. en- - I'll he : fully resolve" 70 90 what
MI b" can. When men have thought 'iei,'-
selves obliged 10 set "toat any business 10
'i..'Ao. mace ''.s'l' ~ w 80 '7'''''>
7 IT. ar ; vera ','','''ss o.'',''' -
n''5-ssoF' "4i'eh y ma I, l''s i'',''1' -
".'nt q an ooo''''" . can 'iiei'' ~ ''''
III pnrih, '''s '"'' .'''ee S'"'S, ~
'-a" - '.''-'..' ''''- = = = ''''' - -,
-. -,
'".'i7' II ~ "'s''5.. . 81 '"'". : ''"'
"i our '"'T"''f' ~ i '.'75 'i'l - pay
..@ ..H'"''' q 'i''1.y ''' i'''''''S
CEHr>T.--h~hes : parts Gay do
sai io, mlEed WIKI Oh, VIII resist the
raa.r e4lnl y marble.
81 .Hi eaoI. and small quantity
.er.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-23

PHILosoruY or FARMING.-IIere is the
secret ofgood farming. You cannot take from
the land more than you restore to it, IN some
shape or other, without running it, and so de-
stroying your capital. Different soils NAV
require different modes OF treatment and
cropping, but 10 every variety Of soil these
are the golden rules to attend to Drain until
you find thai the water that falls from heaven
does not stagnate in the soil but runs thro' it
and of freely, Turn up and tiilthe land an
ill your foot sinks into loose, Powderv loan,
thas the sun AID air readily pass through
Let DO weed occupy the place where use
ful plant could possibly grow. Collect every
particle of manure that you can, whether Ii
quid or solid. Let nothing on the farm go
to waste. Put in your crops in that course
which experience has shown To lead to sue
cess in their growth, and to an improvement
aud not impoverishment of the land. Give
every plant room to spread ITS roots IN the
soil, aad irs leaves IL the air.-.4n1. .4gric.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-23

OPPUGNNATIoN IN New YoRK-
The New York Evening Post, the Dali
ly Globe, the Oswego Palladium, the
onondaga Standard. the Abany Atlas,
the Democratic Advocate, the Della
ware Gazette and the Democratic Re-
Hector, all lndul &c in the most decided
condemnation OF the nomination of
LEWIS CAss for President. They de-
nOunce the Convention, and all con-
nected with it, and support the prop
osition for State Convention to nom
mate President and Vice President, on
the 22d OF the present month.
The Globe announces that the NEE
ting called for Tuesday last Of the
Bsrnburners, was addressed by John
Van Buren,. Gen. James Nye, Of Mad
ison county. Thee. SedgwIck, John
Cochran: G, c. Cambrelng, Benjamin
F. Butler, David ID. Field and Thos.
w. Tucker. The Washington UNION
abuses john Van buren,. and throws
out an intimation to Mr.. BUTLER, that
If he appears on this occasion he may
have his political throat cut-in other
words, that sIr. Polk may turn INN
out of the offk which he holds.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-23

THE Society of FRIENDs.-The edit
or Of the New York Star says. in travel
ing with a Quaker Minister from Con-
necticut recently. who had been visiting
the various people Of that denomination
scattered about the earth, the latter gave
him the following information
8 He found a meeting in Iceland COM
posed of about 10 regular Quakers. A
mong the Pyrenoes, he found a society
also. They did not, Of course, dress like
our Quakers in New York, as tie fashion
Of the country is entirely different Hn@
their garb was quite plain; they wore no
ornaments of any description, they used
10 oaths, were opposed TO war, and in all
respects followed the order Of Quak erism.
although they had never heard OF the So
ciety Of Friends, George Fox, William
Penn, or Elias Hicks.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-23

C. Mr.. Cas- nomination (says the De
troit Advertiser kppears not to have been
well received at Washington. The North
American CORES ,ndent says. it was most
coldly heard. I $ writer and others also
endorse what we ave said of Mr.. Cass' ear
Iy political history.
He says:-Contrary TO my nnticipatons.
the FederaL wing Of locofocoism had tri-
umphed in the Convention, and Lewis Cass,
7rbo denounced Mr.. Jcferson's administration,
and acore the black cockadc, is nominated -
The Intelligence was received here with
feeling of coIdness,-I might say, with one
Of aversion, for it bore with it the certainty
Of defeat.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-23

a town has been lad oul m Hamilton
county. Oaio, called Burg. the inhabst-
ants, doubtless, Will b. called Bu-gi1rs.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-23

An EngiIsnmlu having asked an Iflsh-
man if the roads IN ireland were good
:. cs," said he " so fine that | wonder
you don't import some OF them 10 Eng
land. Say, let me see there's the road
to love, strewed with roses = to matrImo-
nv, through nettles to honor. through
the camp - to prison, through the law
and to the undcrtaker's, through physlc."
" Have you any road to prclermentl'
asked the Eugllshman. Yes, but that
is the dirtiest IN the kingdom"
Scorer ANECDoTE.-An old lady was
telling her grand children about some
trouble in Scotland, IN the course of
which the chief of her clan was behead'
eli.
1T was me great thing Of head, to
be sure" srid the good Old lady, . but 1t
was q sad loss 20 him.
Why docs an engraver suffer less in
drowning than other people ? Because
he Is used 10 die sinking.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-23

~ How much II publish this death ,
SAID Customer at the Office of n \. \.
paper. e -Four shiiisBEs.' Why, | paid
but two S.i.ings the last time published
one" That was a common death, but.
THIS Is sincerely regretted. - Il tell
YOU what" SAID the customer, throwing
down tire four sh.ilnEs, your executors
sail never BE- PIT to that expense
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-23

One Of the resolutions of the Demo
cratic Convention that nominated Mr..
CaSs tor the Presidency, casts the re-
sponsibihty Of the war upon Mexico.
IS follows:
Resolved. That the war with Mex
leo. provoked on her part by years of
insult and injury. was commenced bv
her army crossing the Rio Grande. at
lacking the American troops, and inva-
ding our sister State o. Texas
But Mr.. Cass declared in speech
in the Senate:
None of Us have denied, the Presi
dent has acknowledged, the whole
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-23

Every fool knows how often he has
been a ranus. but every rogue does not
kagw how often he has been fool.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16
RE MOVAII.
NEW CARPET & FURNISHING STORE

NEW CARPET & FURNISHING STORE.
A. PAXTON q son,
IIAVE Just opened in of the store rooms on Mon
II roe street. nearly opposite the Post Office
trey aud extensive assortment of Carpeting Oil
Cloths and other goods, 10 which they respectfully invite
the attention of purchasers. Their stock comprises
Brussels Carpeting,
Imperial Three Ply do
Superhne, Fine and Common Ingram carpeiing,
4, "a and ) s Tapestry, Twilled and common;
Vcniiian do
Cotton and Rag do
Cd aud ~ cold and plain Canlsn Mating;
Oil Cloth of every width
Garnet Binding and Thread; Also
1874 OF s. and ; Druggets and Linen crunh cloths
Administer, Tufted, W ilten and Brussels Rugs;
Brass Stair Rods, all SIZES
Adelaide. Manilla aud Alicant Door Mats, &c, sc.
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
l24. Iii and l0-4 Imperial Marseiiles, Iojet ana
Dresden Quilts;
lo4. III and 10 Linen aud Cotton Sheetmgs;
Linen and Gotten Pillow case Goods;
SUPERIOR Irish Linen aud Cotton Shirting;
7.4s-3, o. and 1914 Damask Table Cloths and Table
Linens
Napkins aud Doyliesi mug
BIRDS eve Iuck ahack Scotch Diaper 81 Crash Towel
Piano Table and Stand Covers;
Embroidered Window curtains;
Turkey Red Furniture Prints
Furriture Dimty;
Il ckln IS and Bed Lace;
Ferralen Cord and Tasses, for Blinds;
Norsted aud Cotton Fringes. Also good assortment
of Gloves and Hosiery; Linen aud cambria bdkts;
Ladies' aud Gents silh Cravais,
French worked Collais;
Parasols Umbrellas, &c. &c, &c
An of which viii he sold al the lowest possible pfices'
and persons wanting will please call aud examine
mvi7 A PAXTON n son
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16
1egYntrtmG@.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOSPITAL

vYYffERE may he obtained the most speedy Remedy
W. foI Gonorrhra elects, Structures, Seminal Weak
ness. fain IN the Luins Affections of the Kidneys also
those peculiar aifsetions whieharse from certain prac
tce ofyout. and which, il not cured renders marriage
impossible aud IN the end destroys both mind aud body
This remedy will also cure impoteney and every sym-
tom ola SECRET DISEASE.
PLY STCtL AND MENTAL IMpECTITY
often consequent lyon any voluntary constitution
al of the VTEILE POWER at the human system
NOCsARGE MtnH.
Office, No :. SorrH FREnERIcK STREET, the len
hand side going from Baltimore street, doors from
the corner.
BE particular in observing the the door and
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16

GREAT CENTRAE. ROUTE
E7ROM WHEEL NGTO BALTIMORE, WASHING
& TON CITY, PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK aud
BOSTON. The National Road and Good Intent Stage
Companies running six daily lines 10 Cumberland
connecting with the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road On
by ~ hours Stage travel 10 either ofte above cities,
lance by railroad
la'rime 10 baltimore "a hours.
Time to Philadelphia ~ hours
Fare to Baltimore II DOLLARS,
Fare to Phapelphia II DOLLARS.
Six daily lines leave the Companies Stage and Railroad
office every morning al o'clock, T. NJ. and extras fur
uished at any hour load should offer.
For through tickets to Baltimore and Philadephia ap
ply at the Companies office, No. % Water street Vince
ling, Va two doors north of the United STATES Hotel.
For Good Intent stage Co. w. IL. STEELE
And J, e. ACHESoN, for N. II. s. Co.
aug 10 Great Centra Route Rail Road & Stage Office
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16
NyLOOK IN AND GET BARGAINS

AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
VYRE have a large lot of French, Scotch and other
w Lawns, Berages. silk Tissues, Silks in all colors
and other fancy Dress Goods.
Also Shawls. Scarfs, Handkerchief, fine Hosiery.
Finges aud other tcimmnss-ana.F CHI Needle Work
and Lace, Caps Golfers. Bonnets Chemezets aud in
bons with general variety of all other of the
sirable fancy goods, NOW which we are de.
termined To close out without reference PROFIT or
cosr-we will sell them, you can make money these
goods by embracing this opportunity--WnoLEsAL OR
RETAIL. SELBY, AGNEw AND SwEARtSGEN
m3l Monroe ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16
GlotD6ryn>
NEW AND CHOICE GOODS NOW IN STORE
UN E,EpS

\ LEN. .tltt EkS,
No 10 W alter street, next door North OF the Oyster
pepot, aud ADJOINING Forsyth & Bakers Warehouse
t'Ak rs tins opportunity 10 return his thanks 70 his
Old friends and customers, and also 10 his many new
ones, who have 50 kindly as ronlzel his Establishments
AMI ne Is determined TO omit no pains not only to
continue these, but to increase number in such wav
aud by such means that mons who give him one cati IN
ial 10 continue their custom. lie has in
afee ahd very choice assortment of Spring Goods viz
trench English and BELGIAN cloths, Cassimeres and
Nestlnes with great variety Of silk, SATIN Velvet
aid Nurseries Nestngs Cotton Linen and Tweed Fan
al"on slufs large variety; also Ready Made Cothing
eg'al 10 custom work, comprising every variety of
.oas tantaoous vests, etc all on the most favorable
terms. Al he asks cali a. he is satisfied his arrange
menus are snchtat none can Re disappointed in obtain
ing any article thai he may want, his line and to this
ed ne deems hardly necessary his friends
ana Inc public THAI the utmost confidence be had in
he accuracy of Mt and superiority of manufacture in
ms Etab shment experience of 20 wears and the
unwaverine confidence of host of friends his hest
guarantee. ALEX. ROGERS.
mylS No 10 Wafer Il Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16
FRESH STOCK OF SPRING & SUMMER
DRY GOODS.

BERRYlliLL & Conc. 1871, ZANES' ROW,
H1AVE commenced receiv ng their large ssd W. Sc.
49, eeted stock OF Dry Goods of all kinds usually
kept in Dry Goods store which has heen selected it'll
much care, and purchased at unusually low prices
therefore we can say with per feet safety that will sell
al lower prices than has been known in this
ket and TO test the truth of what we say, please give
US call as we take great pleasure i'll showing goods.
Don't misunderstood us-we say we will sell cheaper
than has ever been sold by any house in the city of
Wheeling mr. %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16
MORE NEW GOODS AT THE
BIG WINDOW,

Opposite the Big Red Boot
1.-THE subscriber IL now receiving and will continue
/ receive for short time, daily supplies of season
able new Goods, bought close Of the season. and
consequently at very much reduced prices; such
Wide ricn Earlson Ginshams at ls4c;
80 ps more OF those 10 and l2lc Plaid Musns;
Is ls more of those fine Linens, at SHE:
60 ls more Sea leland IA Shirtinss at II C;
~ doz rich Fringed and low priced Paresos;
6 doz China Pearl, Rutland and Braid Bonnsts;
Is ps Rich Bonnet Ribbons, with great variety of
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