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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-17
RApwAY's CHINESE MEDIcATEs Soar AND
THE CIRcAsSIAN HERNIA.

YpHIS medicinal cosn.tque is a sure curative To all
affections of the sam, iapartns heai a aud beauty
call Radw a, 5 Soap, Chinese! We do not pretend
say that Railway soap was either invented pre-
pared in China. Not at all: the invention in entirely
also is lis manu- aeture; but It's medic
tying properties largely owing To the Circassian
nsnna The Henna is one OF those plants
whose virtues c"smetique has for centuries been
known Only the Circassaus. But by the wonderful
sottRess the ssn health and beauty the copiec
ttoD is proof positive OF its valued virtues
This nth other basapiic piants possessing healing.
cleansing, purifyin and heauf ing merits (known
ly tous) the great secret OF the success "f Railways
soap Railways Soap speedy IN its effect Of lug
Tan, sunturn, Pimpes, Blotcbes, fustues, letters,
Cures salt Rhenm, Rinsworm, Rash and mosquito hiies
For shaving It's excellent for the Toilet II is unealled
sod - cents large, and lei cents, saiI tablets
the principal depos, oil tonr nd street; 554 Pearl ST.
New York. JS RIG RAILWAY & co,
55i Pearl street. New York.
Sold in Wheeling by o FAIRCHILD,
augi0 Agent
DISSOLUTION.
UOHE partnership heretofore stins between Wiliism
= Anderson, Edward Anderson, Alfred Evans, aud
Franklin Anderson, under the nrm ii w a. ASpERsvs
4 Co was dissolved April LIST, by mutual consent.
WILLIAM ANDERSON,
EpWAkD ANDERSON,
ALFRED EVANS,
MAyl FRANKLIN ANDERSON.
sypHE business of the firm will he conducted by the
! subscribers heretofore under the old style OF w
4 l. ANDERSON & Co.
WILLIAM ANDERSON,
EDWARD ANDERSON
Wheeling, MAyi FRANKLIN ANDERSON.
0INk ININGS- 10 doz pink lining skins, aige size
= Just received and for sal. by ~ M
A-sis MeCLALLEN. KNOX & co
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WHOLESALE AND Retail BOoTna
AND SHOE STORE.


AND SHOE STORE. '''''
-,
----~s--'GssrzseS
TODD 81 HOWELL, -
"A INC well known stand Of the BLACK Mammafh y
- Boot south end Of Market Square would Respect
fully inform their customers aud the pnlic .euetsljy
that they are now receiving from the Eastern Msnnac
turcrs large aud well selected assortment of Roots
shoes Leather. Cars, Findings &c These Goods have
seen selected with care are of H. hest ona,
and latest styla, and most respectfully INV ali b
want Of the above Goods. To call eN,oine t.,
as they will he sold low at any other House in the
city. sept. ~ istS Nv
.Iusr received. ico pairs of MEMS Thick Boots.
" sept. ~, isis Topp HOWELL.
Q0n PAIRS Of Meas Kip Boots, received by
WV sept. Is, Is4s TODD HOWELL.
Juo FAIRS Of MEMS Calf Boots just received at the
80 Black Mammoth Boot. sept 49, 'is) T u.
400 FRS Mems Thick Brogans, received by
wv sept ~, 1919 ToDD n HOWELL.
RON Prs Mems Kip Brogsn. received.
'VV sept 10. 1878 TSIi.
300 FRS Mems Calf Drogans. just received.
'N' sept 10. iStS 4. 4 ".
$40 PRS Women. Kip Boots, received a,
wv sept ~, ~ TSH.
100 Prs wcmen's Calf Boots. received a,
sept ~, rs r. ".
300 PRS Wcmen's Monroe Roots. received by
wv sept 10. ''s TSH.
400 PRS g, Misses csIfsna Kip Boots, received at
100 PRS of Boys Thick Boots
ser N
(nn PRS of Boy'sKip Boots
wv" sept 10. ~ T. and u.
500 FAIRS Roy's Thick nrogans
wv" sept l9.4s T. and VI.
800 PAIRS of Boys Kip and Calf Bro-an-, received
80 at sept 10. AL r. and ".
400 FAIRS Of Youths Thick Boots
wv sept ~. ~ r and H.
200 FAIRS OF Youth KIP and Calf Boots
80 sept 10, - 4. and ".
800 PAIRS Of Youths Thick Brossns. received
80 sept 10. ~ r. and u.
300 PAIRS Of fouth'sCaf and Kip Brcgans
wv sept ~. "a r. and II.
1000 PRS of Chiidren's Shoes Of different kinds,
~" received tsep' Isl I and II
1000 FRS of Mems. women's. Misses and chi
dren's Gun Shoes. received at the black nam
sep, as ToDD and HOWELL
400 FRS OF Ladies. Fine Kid Slippers, received
NV sept 10, IS T& II
CAPS! CAPSi!!
.lO DOZEN Mems Fine Cloth Caps received at
SCI" ~ ~ L and II
% DOZEN Boys and Infants Fine Cloth Caps reed
al sept 49, '4s r and u
LEATHER.
M DOZEN Red Lining Skins
w sept 10, ~ r and n
:, DOZ Boot Morocco skins
sept 10, IS r and n
IN LBS Of hest Shoe Thread
WV sept 10, '4S T. anaU
)OOn Lbs Of Spanish Sole Leather
~O"o sept 10, 'iS T. and
40 B'SHEiS best Shoe Pegs, received at the Shoe
:" store. south end Market Square
sept ~, NJ TODD and HOWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-17

Z are now receiving direct from the l,-, ...,.,c
hs"rtsctufers.s more than usually ta,,e ss.ort.
CIV OF ,nrs aud s#oxs for 2 Att and w,srsa Wr.H.
Nvc l"fti"n OF which have he manufacturers a., n,
,. according :" our own directions and i,t.ra.S a,
,ss. for our retail trade, for our resu ar rus,o,..,
an others WI" may fsv"r us with can ~. :. !.
f-ly say that never before have we hecn All. ~, CIV
IN =. LARGE AMI we'll seiscted a st.ek or re-. -
we IS Wv, p,rse". i'ne. ans We guarantee them
tnuiactnred !" any part 81 the Un,,ed st.t.. a..
VIII he tc"nd to consist. in part Of the foIlov inc
NEWS ROOTS
lao pairs mems thick boots
6'O do mems kip do
$40 do .ton, esif do
go do calf Napoleon tapped Root,
NEWS BROGsNs
1899 pairs mems thick hrorans
1.o0 do meas Nip hro-ans
800 do mems stout caf hro-ans
$40 do goat and calf pump soie hrscaps
Rows AND yojrH's BOOTS.
Goo PAIRS boys thick boots
30 do boys kip do
ID ao stout calf DO
$40 do youths thick do
$50 do you,hskir do
100 do youths calf do
BOYS AND YOUTHS BRoGANs.
500 peirs youth. thick hrossns
$40 do youths Kip do
$40 do hoys Kip do
40 do hy's q y'ths eaifdo
wOMEN's XII LACE BOOTS.
1909 pairs woweas lace .oots
e00 do won'en's calf do
J0 do wmp's movoces do
OMEN'S CATER BOOTS HAIF CATERS ANH
w LIKING SHOES.
$40 pairs wonien's CATER boots
a,0 pairs thick sole half CATERS
$50 pairs pump sole half CATERS
M pairs ladies' kid buskin wets
100 pairs lad les Kid tie wells
800 pairs womcn's morocco and seal pey'd bnsk ins
MISSES LACE BOOTS, az.
900 pairs mIsses' Mid lace boots
go do misses goat lace hs,ts
40 do misses kip and calf lace boots
100 do misses half CATERS
CHtLDREN'5 SHOES
goo pairs chil,reb's Worocco aud leather h0osees
LEO do 80 leather peygc, bootees
:fO do 20 fancy CATERS
RUBBER SHOES.
nm pairs Indian rubber shoes, embracing every style
ife's and geutiesuens rubber shoes that Is worn.
SHOE FINDINGS AND STOCK.
onstsntly on hand. large and well selected assost
u Of shoe stock and fnd viz: spanish sole eath.
upper leather, kip aud calf skins, morocco lid, lin
aud binding skins. At.SO--Lasts, boot trees shoe
.sts shoe uas, tacks pegs, loot wei. shoe knives,
blades and hans. paent and common pineers, ha"-
s.rssps. lasting tacks gsiiO0as laees. An assort
Il Of the finest and most approved styles Of French
= or and StIOEKIT.
thankful for the liberia patronage heretofore offended
Is, we still solicit a continuance Of the same.
McCLAI.LEN, KNOX l. co.
Wheeling, Sept %. 1873.
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SOFT HATS, SOFr uATSn

rms day received, and fo sale the lowest prices
dozen superior bld * son as--a splendid article.
Manufactured expressly for IN market.
sel2c :. D. HARPER. cor. Main aud Union sts.
JOS. s. MEILOR,
TEACHER OF MUSIC,
WI !. give instruction. the Piano Forte. Violin,
1uhar, and IA Vocal Music. For terms, &c, sc.
apply at hts residence I'm, above Union at
Asluf's Music store ON uaon st.
filaos tuned, snd music arranged for bands. se..a
CAPS.
II EcE1N En- This day at my store No 10 Monroe ST,
large aud splendid assortment OF caps emhr acins
20 doz oii Glazed esps, do SAN Flush cars: 10 do
Msns c'oh cag>, ) do on SIX caps. do nne eLot 4,
eal~ ) d, sin on's caps, and nne assortment OF
ebidfen's Fancy Nifror caps. SLAVERY
sepi No 10 Monroe street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-17
just Published.

~ AVS ALGEBRA, part first, on the Analytic
- and inudctve methods of instruction: with M.
merous practical exercises: Designed tor Common
Schools aud Academies. Ky Joseph Ray. NJ. d.. Pro
lessor OF Mathematics in Woodward College, Cincin
matt, Ohio, and author Of the Eclectic Series of Ar
metio. For sale by JOHN H. THOMPSON
septic Union street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-17
TRIMMINGS FOR DRESSES.

IRIWM MINUS FOK DKESSIIS.
n w. HEiSkELl. has this day received a great va.
- ricsy Of beautiful aud entirely new style Gimps.
Also. Fring-s, and few pieces black silk Lace, with
gene al assortment Of silks for trimming dresses scp2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-17
MARYLAND Consolidated T,ottcri

IIass III--Io he draWn n BALTIMORE, Nd on Monday
Oct. ~, ic4S - numhers--I2 ballots.
prize OF T,ODo ~ prizes OF 1jt
5,-- ~ ipt
= $500 ~ FOG
Tickets s5; shares in proportion; certificate of pkg
1T wholes eos; halves :s2.; quarters I6.
Class i2To be drawn al Baltimore. Md. Thursday
c,ctoter u, ~. IS numhets-l3 ballots.
prize of 5000 prize OF 204.
l 500 l.j0O
4.@0 ~ 2,OW
Tickets s.; shares in proportion; certificate Of pss
of whOlcs S63; quarters ID.
tiass Ht-ro be drawn IN baltimore, Md, on Monday,
oct-u ie4s. 20 pumbets--I 3 ballots.
sprizes of l2is0 Is prizes of I.oOO
. -" $3.50 Is 56U
Tickets dolls. shares in proportion: cert. of pkg.
~ wholeS lOi dois; halves -; quarters 26.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-17
Elegant Party Dresses

q w. HEisk ELL has just received a few elegant
~ Embroidered Lace Party Dresses; Embroidered
Muslin do with other styles of which are more
beautiful than he has heretofore offered for sale
aentn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-17
TIE PEnPI.Ef

w bone and sinew II the land. should Va ,ke IN,
e"d u'crv-hiy essn,iue iheir ,norsi rcIitirnf sad
,s's conditions, and pre.srci to cs-t tc'e - -
Al The n~st Presidential eiertion with tl,c s,rices rcf
e'ehoe !" Tho e, Of whole and tr'sfth ~
w tio'l""s .'on, from Ssen Eay, IN Nane, Ne tie
"foun'airs "f California. And IN the midst OF thsir
lnNesttg atoms. IL thev will at
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-17

FLANNELS AND LlNSEYS.
a LARGE lot Country fIannels and I.,"se,s tor
skA sale AT fscl+l W uEtSk Ellis
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-17

e.s. LAAsptN, re. BoSHAa, wM.M K. LAABDiN
Z. s. LAMBDlN x CO.,
MANUFACTURES of Printing and Wrappn.
- Paper fatlers rress paper, Bonnet Boards, Bin
ders Boards, SC, &c.
VIRGINIA AND PHOENIX PAPER Mi Ls.
Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-15
REMOVAL.
THE BALTIMORE CLOTHING STORE

JAS heen removed from Main street Water street.
into the room mex door to the office of the National
Road Stage company ana next door to Clarks Coffee
House, where he is receiving all kinds Of Ready Made
Clothing for the season. made expressly this
nom his wholesale Establishment in Baltimore, No 80,
Pratt street, which he offers for sale wholesale or re-
tail as low az be bought in Baltimore Philadei
phia, being hut tribe difference in the transportation
His stock consists of all kinds of clio hing usually kept
In clothing store viz:Fme English and French dress,
frock and sack Coats, do Cashmere Tweed, Cerotton
Linn ana cotton coats, some as low 90; plain and
fancy summer cashmere pants do Tweed, Linen aud
cotton some very good at IS cents plain and fancy
saiin mersaes and great variety of otter styles of
Vests, some vefy good at S7t cents; genefa
OF Shirts, hdkfs, gloves. suspenders etc. Also few
very hne gentsmen's travelling bags eaps and umsrel-
las Remember The Baltimore Clothing Store, on Water
street. where you buy the lest goods for the least
money. Apr2Jl NJ. STEIN.
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Dry GOODS
REVOLUTION IN ALL EUROPE!
Overthrow Of the king OF France
TREMENDOUS EXClTEMENTA

King Philippe has abdicated,
| Mighty thrones are tuinhling down,
/ An Europe seared-for HEYMAN'S eoods
| Have Just tins moment come to town.
! Tie cause of all this fright is that.
IlEYMAN sells as cheap cheap can be,
And il you don't believe my word,
lust todde up Main street and see
WHERE am now receiving and opening Of the
largest, hest selected and most splendid stock Of
DRY GOODS
Ever offered in this city. which consists in part,
follows, to viii:
/ CLOTHS.
100 Pieces French. English and Belgium eicshs; some
pattern.
Also .upsr-ans twiIIed (Paoes) cloth fos dors per
sso some Of super extra hue quality, something
desirable y eentlenien wanting hne cost than can be
found cisswhsss.
80 CASsIMERES.
20 pa Preach and English casseres, Of every ccor
and styis. very fine plain bi'k for err yer "a
Also sapes6ne stripped fer IS cents per y'd.
sATINETs AND TwEEDS.
s.,..e some as how :, % ss =. - 80 good
and style, at prices to suit any cuktomer.
vESrINGS.
Plain hk and fancy Satin vssains Of the hest quality
Also sup'r light summer Ves,ing, very desirable
patterns and very large of all kinds, at
prices TO match
DOMESTIcS, CHECKS, DC.
~ brown musiin of good quality for ct cts per y d
Also, sssaehed fine quality. for 6. eta yer yd -
qualify, at extremely low prices.
Furniture and Shifting cheeks, Of all qualities and
quantities. fsflt
SUMNER GOODS.
900 pieces Summer Goods fos Pants and coats, of all
patterns, styles and quaiies good quality for y cents
per pautalosn's pattern.
Brown Holland, Linen and Linen checks for coats,
something desirable for warm weather.
GINGHAMs.
200 p's French, Scot oh aud Manchester Ginghams.
good quality for ~ cts yd such as sold last season
for % cts. Also, something new, 4Gnghan for 2je.
ALPACCAS.
900 pieces Apaccas, plain blk, mode cold, satin
stripe, silk warp, &c, &c at very reduced prices.
Lapins hest quality Bombazines, at low prices
FRENCH AND ITALIAN GOODS.
The particular attention of the ladies' il especially
csied to large and most magnificent assortment of
Ladies' Dress Goods. They have been selected with
the greatest and with to suit ALL in the cities
of New York and Phil'a.
LAWNS, DRESSES, &c.
Linen L,istre embroidered Dresses, something new;
also, Linen Lustre in the piece, plain and figured
SHAWLS.
Linen pocket handkerchies of all qualities, good
article for l2a cents.
very large assortment of Ladies' and GentieIpen's
gloves, kid, silk, &c.
irish Linens in great abundance, at lower prices than
il has ever beeu sold.
large assortment of Thread Lace and Edsngs. Also
Cotton and Lise Lace and igings
TO COUNTRY MEeCHANrS.-I would say to
sailing, having r ints by the and brown muslin by
the bale &C. They will find, il they but give call,
they save both time and money.
word the wise is sufficient. Don't forget to call on
ALEXANDER HEYMAN,
April 3, 1913 No 1875 Main st. Wheeling, Va.
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o. w. HEISKELL
Mas just returned from New York, and is receiv-
ing his second stock Of
NEW SUMNER GOODS,
Comprising most of the fashionable and most recent
styles Of Dress Goods, and in the most desirable coors
They consist, in part Of the following superb goods:
Twisted silk Grenadines, bro., sazarine blue mode.
proche Bresilunie. in brown and klack;
Fousrd Silk Tissues in brown mazarine blue;
Grenadine Tissues, in maxarine blue, brown, &c.
Toll de Lind beautiful article, in mode coors;
Printed Hermann. in variety of desirable colors
Satin stripe and plaid Bersges. in great variety;
French Musiins. Orgsndie Lawns 4 Battiste Bingham
Rich Embroidered Brocade Silks;
Black hoileds,ks, very rich ustre & extra width;
foHiard and every variety Of rich silks
Aiso-A choice selection Of beautiful RibboHs,
Rich black silk Laces and elegant black lace Shawls;
Green Parasols and Parasoetts and other articles
OF VIII he opened during the present week. the
most beautiful and varied assortment OF Shawls ever
offered in this city Also, few embroidered or.
CANDY Vesites; extrs rich rates, new style; worked
Collars entirely new aud rich Bonnefs in great vari
ETY. together with full stock staple and other goods.
Wheeling, MAY 2, 1879.
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TfdOFlltWQ>

THE OHIO STAGE COMPANY have made such
= arrangements of their Stage Lines running out Of
WI ceiling cannot fail to furnish the
accommodation to ALL They run
TWO LINES MAIL STAGES leaving Wheeling at
half past 10 p. every night and running through TO
connect with the Miami Railroad in honrs Cinc
natl or to Terre Haute, indianapolis, Springfield and St.
LOUIS.
An Accommodation leaves Wheeling at sc'clock, a.
m. daily and runs through to Zanesvilie D. M, all by
daylight, IS miles
Passengers who desire to stop the road take
seat through to The point they DESIRE stop where they
wish, and have seat in the stage that along
For the accommodation OF the citizens Of Wheeling
aud ST. Cairsve they also hack frsm St. Glars
vile to Iecling leaving ST CairsvIe at NJ, ari-
wing al Wheeling at 10 A. leaving Wheeling at 10
NJ and arriving at st Clarsvillt at Persons desi.
rous of going to ST Cairsvile and returning the
day can cave seat in the GAINESVILLE a. ion
COACH and reach Wheeling about p. M, having or
hours in st Cairsvie. Far, IS cents.
Wheeling, Va. Apr20 W.T. COWDERY. Agr
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COUGHS.
PHTHlSlC,
INFLU ENZA,
BRONCHITIS,
PHTHISlN PlILMONALIS,


"A ND all other 81 omchia or Catarrhal affections
IL rFvEUTvALLy, and frequently PERMANENTLY relie-
we'd and cured by DIR. TRuXAL'S lNFALLIBLE
COUGH REMEDY. II has never failed To give ample
satisfaction One or two doses viii satisfy you that iis
virtues are exag serated. Read the following from
the wife of Junior editor of the 'Pttsurgh Temper
snce banner and daughter of Judge Gordon of Mon
ongahela city, Ia.
DIR Truxai-purne the spring of AZ contracted a
cold which was attended with most perpexing cang
and shooting pains through my lungs. II was almost
impossible lie down rest al night for acute pam
aud shortness n breath; aud aer using bottle of cele
brated Imperial Cough syrup without benefit, took
TWO DOSES of your lnallbs Remedy, and perfectly
relieved, and have not heen troubled wiih II sincc
MARTHA j. q. ALTER.
Pittsburgh, Dec 90, 1871.
For sale by DIR CRuMBACkER, Messrs AiRCHIID
q TAYLOR, and MELLOR. rs cts per bottle
mr. %
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lS4S.

roR TRANSFORMATION ov MxRcHANp,xg
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA
SHE Propretsrs Of this old established aud first PORT,
able Boat Line, having removed their depot in Phi.
ade'phia, to much larger Warehouse Market ST..
room for storage Pittsburgh prepared to offer
much greater facilities 10 their friends and patrons
Goods carried BY this line are not transhppcd between
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. being carried entirely in
Portable Section Boats To shippers of -four and other
goods requiring careful handing this is Of Importance
No charge made for receiving shipping goods or ad
vancng charges. All goods FORWARD pIomptiy and
upon a. reasonable terms az by any OF her line
JOHN McFADEN Co,
Canal Basin. Penn ST., Pittsburgh
JAMES NJ. DAVIS Il Co,
fsbN 927 Market and 81 Commerce st., Phila
JOHN McFADEN & CO, Forw arding and Commits
SION Me- chants, Canal Basin, Penn ST., Pittsburgh
JAMES DAVIS & CO., Flour Factors and commits.
sion Merchants, 227 Market and 81 Commerce ST. Pha
lEPAdvances made by either of the a,ove on Flour
Wool and ether descriptions Of Merchaudze consigned
10 tnei. lS-3m
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posi- OFFICE REGULATIONS.
Mail arrivals and departures after the Isl day
of July, l2lS.

of July, l24S.
-arfy Eastern mail arrives m sna departs Io}
- IN
Daily Western mail arrives ~ . IN an1 Aepens - ID
Daily by steubeuviiie and Wellsvitie arrives III m
aud deI,aris 4 a ~ -.
From Wooster to Whsslias, arrives every Taes1ay,
Thursday and SafurasysA = IA m, and departs every
Nouday "Wednesday Gwd Friday att am
From Marietta by Grave Csssk. arrives Tnesdays ana
Saturdays by N end departs Mondays and fridays
From Bethany by West Liberty to Wheeling. arrives
every Tuesday Thursday and Sasurday,by IL O'CLOCK
- aud departs SANE day at ! p IA
From Morgantown by Waynes urghso Whceiins, ar
vivss Thursdays at and depsrtstfom wheeling on
Fridays at q am - ,-,,.
From Morrantown by Biacksville 70 wheeling. ar
riv ~ every Tuesday at and departs nom Wheel
ing every Wednesday at @ M
From Wood and by Sockmams 10 WhsesinE. arrives
every saturday at y IN. and departs from Wheeling
every Thursday at Jpn -
All mail matters should he deposited In the office At
les. one hour before the time Of closing the mail
1ulice opcns al a m. and closes again at u IN
Ouens again at Q D IN, and close IT 10 y M
Opened on Saturdays from to y a M ana rom no
Opm :, ,,
OF each quarter, commencing Ist Janua
ry Ist April, LIST July LIST Of October. failure to
40 60 will canse their discontinuance.
Those renting Boxes, and keepin. quarterly accounts
are pay their bills at the close OF each quarter
These rules must lie strictly complied with.
jeII ALEXANDER NEWMAN, P NJ
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MORE NEW GOODS AT THE
BIG WINDOW,

Opposite the Big Red BOOTY
1.-THE subscriber is now receiving and will continue
to for short time daily supplies OF season
able new Goods bought the close Of the season. and
aueAtly al very much reduced prices; such as
Wide ricn Eariston Giushams at leac;
so ps more of those 10 and l2lc Plaid Musns;
Is ps more of those fine Linens, at Ste;
60 ps more Sea Island "A Shirtinss al l2tc;
~ dOz rich Fringed and low priced raras"s;
6 doz China Pearl, Rutland and Braid Bonnsts;
10 ps Rich Bonnet Ribbons with great variety OF
new Prints and Lawns. my5l RHODES.
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lel Rntt1oW8.
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.

fYYlERE may heohtaimed the sost speSly Remedy
w fol- Gonorrhea, elects Strict,res Sea Al W.
meas. Pain in the Loins. Affections a the Ksnevs Also
those peculiar affections viii eh arise tom ra, ~, 80.
tice of youth, and which, If not
impossible, aud in the end destroys boihmind IA Ia
This remedy will also Impniency sdevcrs s,n,
tom ola sECRETDtcEASE. ""p
PHYSICAL AND MENTAL IMBSrIItrv
SO oen consequent, any voluntary ncoustitution
al eNcessot inc Nihibh row EH OF the hman system.
CURE wAssASrED IN FRoa ONE TO wo DAYS, ca
NO CAIRoE MADE.
Office, No :, SouTu FREpzRIcK sTRrH on the 70 n
hand sue gong RON Baltimore street, doors from
the corner.
BE particular IN observing the name ouIe door and
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-15
RlTTER'S
'OIrND SyRIfp OF TAR A. WILD CHERRY

RITTER'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR WILD CHERRY
HHs pleasant safe and efhcScious remedy for coughs,
l. colds sore throat Asthma. splitting of blood aud oil
chest tending to CONSUMPTION Is for sale
by storekeepers generally, this and adjoining coun
lies, AT PRICE oF - Cfs. PER BOTTLE; and
wholesale and retail by the proprleors,
/. & q RITTER, Druggists,
I64 North Second at, below Vine, PiIL'A.
Read the foliowiu ing voluntary testimonial -
SmiihIied, Monroe co, Pa Dec Z, lo47
Messrs ] l. & ] Ritler Gentlemen--l feel II my
duty to you the great benent have re-
eeived from the of our Compound syrup OF Tar
aud w nd Cherry Having been FOL long time afflicted
with a Pulmonary complaint, urea an me usual rem
edes without ob,aining relief when fortunately for me,
was recommended yOur syrup. The nrst bottle
made dee idediy favorable impression On my disease
continue la ing it. happy TO say II has atorde'
me great relief. and cheefdly reeomn'ehd ihos- SUI
fering under similar complaints TO uss your nvaush
neIis,ne JOHN NEWHART.
mr. %