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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-05-19
PERIODICAL PUBLICATIONS.


The undersigned has established a general
publishing Office for periodical publications,
in Cleveland, o. The Herald Of Truth"
Nineteenth Century" massachusetts Re-
view" "Howitt's Journal 'American Flo
RAJ" Agricultural and Horticultural publica-
tiOns, illustrated 'Natu.al History" ''Home
Magazine" Parley's Library" The En-
glish Reviews and Magazines. In short any
of the American or English publications will
be promptly forwarded TO those ordering
them. He has made arrangements to furnish
the citizens Of Salem and yicinity-as well
as all other prominent places Of Northern o.
hio-with any of these periodicals free Of
postage. and al the publishers prices.
Subscriptions received by Moses d. Cove,
(who has specimen Nos. of several periodi-
cals) or at the Book Store Of David L. GAL
breath, Salem, where the publications will
he delivered TO subscribers each month as
they become due.
Those wishing to subscribe for Periodicals
to be sent by mail. can be furnished with
whatever they may desire, by applying by
letter (post paid) to
JNO. HITCHCOCK,
Post Office Buildings,
Cleveland, o.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-05-19

HoRRIFIC TRUTH.-l was recently told of
a mother in this State, who was very ILL
She gave her husband some little change,
and with an earnest charge, requested him to
90 to the village for some medicine and food.
And said she, 'Jimie will 90 with you and
hasten you back. Now do not stay, for I
I'm in great pain They started and walked
several miles to the grocery. While there,
an old companion entered, and said to the
man, Let us take something to drink
No. said the boy. Come home, father,
you know mother is waiting at home.'-
what" said the rumseller sneeringly, DO
you teach your father when to drink 4 Upon
this they took a glass. Directly he drank a.
gain-Jinie all the time urging him 10 co.
Thus he continued drinking until twelve o.
clock when the store was closed and they
started for home. 1t was a bitter cold night.
There lay the sick wife, waiting. She lis
tened and listened. At every sound she star
ted. Nine o'clock came, twelve, three, the
morning dawned, and still they came not
Finally, she sent for a neighbor to 90 in
search of him. About a mile from the house
he found the man with a jug by his side
He was dead. And there stood Jimie. His
elbow was on the fence his head leaning on
his hand the icy tears were on his cheek I;
he was a frozen corpse. And who killed
them! Had it not been for that licensed
rumseller, would they have thus died 3
Jour. Of the I'm. TEN. Union.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-05-19

The word "Fast" is as great a contradict
tion as we have in the language. The Della
ware was fast because the ice was immova-
BILE and then the ice appeared fast going for
the contrary reason. A clock is called fast
when it goes quicker than time; but a man
is told to stand fast when he is desired TO re-
main stationary. People fast when they
have nothing to eat; and eat fast, consequent
ly, when opportunity offers to eat.-Enghsh
Paper.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-05-19

A lawyer on his death bed, willed all his
property to the Lunatic Asylum, giving as a
reason for so doing, that he wished his pro-
perry to return TO the same liberal class of
people who patronized him.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-05-19

GENEROSITY OF THE Yesterday a
case of extreme hardship was brought to the
notice of Judge King. A young girl was
convicted of the larceny OF some money un.
der peculiar circumstances Nearly two wears
since a boarder in her fathers house missed
a small sum of money out ofhis trunk, which
she confessed to have taken under the SUD-
position that it belonged to her father. The
parents of the defendant had promised to re-
store the property, but were prevented most
probably from doing so, in consequence of
their poverty. A short time since, the Girl
was married to a respectable young man,
when the prosecutor commenced proceedings
against her. The mother of the girl was for
ced to appear against her in the performance
Of a sacred but painful duty, and most likely
it was her testimony that influenced the Ju.
ry in a verdict of guilty.
Judge King said that he had reflected deep
ly upon the case, and had determined upon
passing a nominal sentence, believing that
the ends of public justice would be better
satisfied than if the severity of the law was
inflicted upon her; he then decreed that she
pay a fine OF one cent; restore the property,
and undergo twenty four hoursimprisonment.
A member Of the bar arose and said that he
was sure that his brethren around him would
raise the money on the spot, if the Court
would withhold its sentence for the present.
The sum was about $50, and the whole of
it was in the space of three minutes obtain
ed-the officers of the Commonwealth throw.
ing of their costs at the same time. After
the money had been thus raised, the prosecu-
tor stepped forward and positively refused to
take a penny of the money, and desired thai
the utmos l~eniency be extended to the un.
fortunate prisoner.-PhiE. Ledger, liM.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-05-19

The End OF LIFE.-No man has a right
TO live solely for himself; but should live 10
do good, and scatter blessings all around him.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-05-19

WEBSTER'S DICTIONARY,
Revised Edition, just received at the
SALEM BOOKSTORE.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-05-19
ljGIGEEET&S CaRD&.
DAVID WOODRUFF,

W"ANVEAJTJNEK VI
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, SULKIES, &c.
A general assortment of carriages constant
" on hand, made of the best materials and
in the neatest style. All work warranted.
Shop on Main street, Salem, o.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-24
Misrepresentation.

We understand, that Mr. Walker says
We mlsrepresentod him ~ our notice Of the
remarks he made 10 the Court House re.
Gently. As The reverse Of our s,atemea,
OF his remarks, would DC tolcrably fair
Wing doctrine, we offer Mr.. Walker the
use Of our columns, to correct the misfcp.
reaentailon. We should be happy TO sec
him occupying ground opposed 10 what we
slated and unde rstood as his views, IN the
Court House. We would ba the first to
commend, and compliment him, for his
candouf but guess some Of his Democratic
friends, would not like 1t ~ we'll.
We repea, what we SAID on II former oc.
casion for Mr.. Walker personally We feel
-'-r-'t~.a 'hsn feelings Of respect; and
would not wIliuIly misrepresent him.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-24
Editorial Means.


Rail Road Coarsa,ion.-We call ai,en'
ton TO the notice 10 to days paper, Of tie
Rail Road Convention, 10 be held in Sails
bury, June 9Th, from the Souihernef, and
to the remarks appended, furnished by
erea, friend 10 the prosperity Of this par
Of North Carolina. They we're ctowae(
out las, week.
Military - Attention 10 also asked, 4
he communication from Cabarrus. which
has reference TO forming Two regiments
one IN this county. and Que in that sucl
a measure if successful, Will be fraugb
with considerable convenience TO man,
who now have to O. no far 10 reg,menia
musters. and lose much time 10 going. =
-Four Companies arc required 10 complet'
he two regiments two Ia tins county ans
two in Csbairus.
Meeting 1t is suggested that NEE,
: ing be held in the Court House on Thurs
day evening nss'. MAY 25lh) at earl
candle light. Ia take into consideration III
proprieiy and expectancy, Of forming
Volunteer Company in this town. TIL
bell will b. rung, 10 give notice Of II, o
that evening.
+ d. mocratic Meeting. - The Demecrati
meeting to nominate candidates 10 the Sc
nate and Commons, viii t'kc place al Capt
WIN. II. Matthews ia Providence. on Sal
urday, May 81. We hope there ~iii b.
full attendance, and that friends To the RaY
Road will receive the nominations.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-24
The Dinner.

Mr.. Hunter, who is quite au fat IN sucl
th'ngs, spread a very tas,cfully arranged
table for the Odd Fellows on Saturday last,
F,Is, m order at one end Of the table
was Cake, symbolic Of the Declaration
Of Independence, with the American fI,p
painted on The icing; next was cake
with the motto, Love and Truth" run.
ming around tho margin; here was a ~.
Ter cake, The lone Star" and 10 the cen.
ire Of the table was very pretty and a p.
proPfiate device -aryranidal shaped cake
the American flag floating at tho summit,
while on either s'do Of it, was a cake of
smaller dimensions, with 10 one, the Italian
flag, and IN the other, The flar orlhe French
Republic. and then there we're o,be, cakes
with the ORDERS motto, aud I. @. OF.
painted on The icing, the whole presenting
quite cred'tablo display Of taste, appro.
priaiely manifested.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-24
FOR GOVERNOR,
CHARLES MANLY,
OF WAKE.

ITWe are authorized TO announce THOMAS
y. ALEXANDER, ESQ.,, Us candidate for re-
election 10 the office Of Sheriff Of Mccklenburg
county, at the ensuing August election.
I'VE are authorized TO announce Col. Is. w
ALEXANDER as a candidate for the office OF
Sheriff Of Mseklenburg county, at the ensuing
August election.
IgWe are authorized TO announce Col. JOHN
NJ EARNHARDT IS a candidate for ths oiic,
Of Sheriff Of vecklenburg county, at the snsC
ne August election.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-24
coois.s,oo, and IN our Lodge iOd Bach

con,es.,oo, and IN our Lodge iOid Bach
elor'.) confessions aie inierdicsed.
After dinner was over, ito the sa''s'ac'
lion Of all the parties concerned, 'he or'
der moved in procession to the i''ose'
where We suppose they took a pleasant roe
on the "goa,." aud admnrned.
The day was verysgreeably disposed Oh
and in spite Of the cares and aux'eties
which beset our path, We for the no"ce
lel, lnclined TO be happy. May those whs
participated in the celebration, i've 10 Gu
ioy many more as pleasant.
We cannot close, and do impartial Jns
,;ce 10 all, without a compliment TO IN
Providence band, which throughout In
day. enlivsned the proceedings with 'he'
stirring strains Of music.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-24
Candidates.

Col. Reuben Kendall, OF S'anly, has re'
ee,yed the nomination as Candidate for the
Senate, ia the Senatorial district OF Caoaf'
rus and S,anly. We have no, thu pleasure
of personal acquaintance WIN Col. hen.
dali. but understand that he is a gentle.
man we'll qualified for the place; aud We
presume no wi.i fill it We hear Of no op
position.
M,l. ]. W. Scott, and Rufus Barringcr,
ESQ. are the Candidates for the Comm us
over 10 Cabarrus; without opposition.
Having an opportunity last winter to be
come acquainted with the fact We state
II as an act Of justice 10 haj. Scott, tina
he made an efficient and popular member
his attention to his business was unremit
ted tho record OF his votes will shew h
was seldom absent from his seat, and hi
general department, Vas tina, Of gentle
man, who would rather reflect credi, tia
disgrace on his constituency; which
much more. lhaa can be said Of every ont
that was IN Raleigh as members.
Ia the person Of Rufus Barringef, Esq
Cabarrus will have smother represental.s
that she may well be proud Of.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-24
G1)1rlOttF:
WEDNESDAY. Mas ~, 1915.

HE W. CARR. Esq, is our agent IN fhha.
dciphis. authorized TO obtain embellishments ana
procure subscriptions.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-24

. " A passenger on one of the Western
steamboats, recently, was landed near his
home, on the shore, and as The boat was a..
bout to leave again, he bawled out
Halo, Captain, there is something
missing here !"
What is ~ asked the Captain.
Hang me, If can recoIIec, nowl Let
mo see - heres all my trunks, boxes, two
dogs, gun, and----Oh, thunder lis my
wife and little grit, tina, are asleep ia the
cabin ] knew there was something !"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-24

In the specifications against Gen. Worth, i,
Is said that the outrage against Gen. s wns com
mitted under the pretext and form of an appeal u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-29
REMOVAL.
THE BALTIMORE CLOTHING STORE

II AS heen removed from Main Ia Water street.
into the room door the office of the National
Road Stage company next door to Clarks Coffee
House, where he is receiving all kinds of Ready Made
Clothing for the season. made expressly this market
RON his wholesale Establishment in Baltimore No S.
Pratt street, which he offers sale
tail a. low as he bought in Baltimore Phi ade-
pha, being hut trhe difference in the
His stock consists of III kinds of clio hing usually kept
IN clothing store, vizFne English and French dress,
frock and sack Coats do Cashmere, Tweed, Cerotton
Linn and cotton coats, low 90; plain and
fancy summer CASHMERE pants do Tweed, Linen and
cotton, some very good at IS cents plain and fancy
satin, mersaies and great variety of other styles of
Vests some very good at Si cents; general
OF shirts, hdkfs, gloves. suspenders, etc. Also few
very 1nc gentlamens travelling hays caps and umIre
las Remember the Baltimore Clothing Store, on a,er
street, where you buy the lest goods for the
money Apr25 NJ. STEIN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-29
NOTICE.
sz:ssss essss Ha@As u.s. a.
<SSZ SeT5 EI Re H. 1s53- -.

GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
VIA. CUMBERLAND AND BALTIMORE.
ITO facilitate further the travel upon this oute the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, in con juno
ton with the Lines of Stages upon the National Road
willcommence upon MONDAY, the 27th March, to run
ASECOND DAILY TRAIN OF CARS and LINE OF
COACHES over the route
Leaving Baltimore at p. NJ, ! On every day of
Cumberland at II Z. NJ the week
The Coaches upon the National Road will bcncef0rth
leave Wheeling regularly twice n day at 8 a and
p M and Cumberland at the same hours, connecting
regularly, each way, with the morning and evening
boats al Brownsville. By this arrangement passengers
arriving al Baltimore from Philadelphia at NJ, may
proceed westward, afler delay of but hours, in
stead of lying over until next morning. Pass angers
eeinng eastward. and arriving at Wheeling, Pitts
burgh or Cumberland too late either for the morning
evening line will he detained hut 70 hours at most,
stead of 81 heretofore Great additional des
v thus b. gwen TO the travel upon this route already
ihe most expeditions between the East and West and
'e passenger alw make his choice of the day
or night for passing over either he Railroad the
Turnpike section of the route.
By order, VIM. - WOODSIDE,
Master of Transportation,
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Baltimore, March Is, 1918
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-29
QInfDfnN.
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
THE GREAT WESTERN CLOTHING
STORE

orc w GRAHAM on Monroe ST. next deor TO sweeneys
& Bells Glass store, in the room lately occupied
nv Hamilton, Sands Co.
AN now receiving an entire stock of Goods
consisting in part of black. blue green, brown oive
Mulberry, invisible Green, and Dahiia Broadclofhs
French English and American fancy cassmeres great
variety Baek AMI fancy Sstins, Silks arsaes Cash
meres, Silk and linen, and other kind Of fashion
alle goods for Vests; Tweeds. Cashmeretts, Summer
cloth Ncap. etc Croon cloth, and various other afi.
eles suitable for summer coats; French linens linen
Drills, cotton Drills cassnetts musins cacoe. and in
fact every article necessary for fashionable Merchant
Tailoring Establishment
READY MADE CLOTHING.
MY stock of Ready Made Clothing will he decidedly
preferable to the CITY, from fact that they are
all iresh having made them up during last month
think can safely say there is as good a stock
of clothing in the CITY, and deterin ned TO sell them
az uch less prices than Clothing has been sold here
before The stock will consist of cloth Frock and Dress
coats, all sizes, coors and prices: Snmer coats all
sorts sizes and kinds; Pantaloons cassine cassineres
summer cloth cotton, linen tweed, and all ether Sorts
Vests of all ssrs and kinds Stocks. Bosoms collars
shiris drawers. Understands cravas, hdk'fs Gloves
Snspenders Hose and half hose, and every article usu
ally kept in Clothing Store
My stock is large and fash onahle and purchased in
New York and Philadelphia for the ready money and
ready heney terms of selling them: aud as I
have located myself permanently in business am de-
termlned to give whole attention having my clio.
thing well made and will sell them mach less than
any other establishment in the city.
To my old friends and the public in general would
say give me caland know my clothes and my prices
viii suit you.
TO Sweenys Bells Glass store. C. w. GRAHAM
Wheeling Apr IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-29
New Fall
AND WINTER GOODS

Al The 4 Big Doors, corner Main and
Monroe SIS
g RICE has received his new stock OF gosds COM
RS prisng every article in the way of inter goods
for gentlemens wear all Of which will I've made up to
order in The fashionable sold BY the piece
or yard very cheap for cash.
READY MADE CLOTHING
My stock in this way very large and good, and |
will oder them at wholesale retail at my usual low
prices; believing that persons wishing to buy can do
much better here than elsewhere viii only say to
old customers and the public in general give me
look before you purchase your winter clothing
Biz Doors oct IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-29
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
uARpER'S FERRY Va

vCHE undersigned has the pleasure of informing the
] public that he has taken this commoaious and well
arranged Hotel the first the Bridge, where he 10
ared 10 accommodate his guests in the most a-reea
ke m.nner lie has waited the establishment IN all
and has been particular in procuring new fnt
wi,nre Reds aud Bedding, matter of comfort winch
the travelling public will resdily appreciate Passengers
on the Railroad will hnd this House always IN sne @es,
of he ca aud dinner the table the moment oi eir
.rriyai so as TO afford ample time for comio.ame
ne, ~ The hest which the country and Guy can anou
Rein. once more settled down in thespot o. ms ha
v,v The sropr,e,or will take pride in making his House
an ahe resort business or pleasure a.
n of tue most romantic places in the Union; and he
therefore feels proper degree of confidence IN invns
his numerous acquainances throughout the country 10
give him CALL Remember, the first house near 'ne
E E,d,a s'''' JAMES b. WAGER.
April Is, 1913
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-29
0FfuFarp, Sc.
CLOCKS. WATCHES, e. JEWELRY.
FAIRCHILD & TaYT0p


CLOCKS. WATCHES. & JEWELRY.
FAIRCHILD & TAYLOR,
TX VlNG Just returned from the Eastern cities are
SN now opening, in addition to their former stock
large and sperdid assortment of Clocks Watches and
JewelIy, Millinery and Dress Trimmings, &c. which
they believe TO b. the hest selected West OF the
Mountains Their stock consists in part, AZ follows:
GOLD MERCHANDISE.
Gold and Silver Watches; gold Guard chains; gold fob
CHAINS; seals and Keys; gold Finger Rings assorted
stone sets: Gold Rings with seal tons plain cola Riny..
gold Shirt Studs gold Hearts and Crosses gold Bracelet
clasps and Snaps; god Pencils assorted gold epec,s
css; gold mounted Cameo Breast Plus for Ladies and
oen.emen. Also best assorted patterns gold Ear Rings
Silver Table Spoons silver To, aroor.
do Cream do do SUGAR Ton,.
90 Mustard Spoons do Salt Snoon.
do Butter Knives, do Thn,bles
Silver darts and head ornaments.
STEEL WARE.
Steel Watch Keys and chains; steel Beads Rinrs and
assets, for and purses Dress Sldes see ba
clasps steel Tweezers; steel Pens steel Head and Neck
Ornaments.
GILT GOODS.
Git Breast Pins and Rings Gilt Purse Tr;mu;ro,
do Toy Watches, do Toilet Ornamenfs
do Paper Cutters.
BRUSHES.
Hair Brushes, ass'd patterns Penetrating Brushes.
Clothes do Hat do; Tooth Brushes % patterns inSsn;
do; do; Lather do; Watch do
CUTLERY.
Pocket Knives J, ., and blades; Table Knives and
Forks; do Carver Knives do do do Knives in sets
OF 81 to 81 pieces German silver table and Tea spoors;
W AIDE Butchers Razprs Jackson Stacy A smith do.
, EIliott's do; VIM Go ives Sous 90.
BONNET TRIMMINGS
Bonnet Silks, assorted; Bonnet Ribbons: Bonnet L.
nngs; Bonnet Flowers.
hosiery
Ladies' Blk silk Hose; do white do do. (ent,emeps
III s'k hose white and blk; bosi ery ass coors
and sizes Misses Hosiery assorted SIZES white blonde
and assorted coors; Ladies' Gloves etc.
LACEs.
White Silk Edlings: blk do do: Thre,d ra,,,,. ava
ihsertIngs llsle Lace and Edgngs SIR blonde Lace
b'$lni SIX bonds ace, figured Cap bonds assorted;
bobbin Edgings and lnssrtings.
DRESS TRIMMINGS
Dress Buttons, asserted patterns: Dress Trimmings
narrow; Dress Gimls; Blk dress and cane Princes.
oids ana Iasseis; Spiral cord; French work collars
SIC to 81. ~ ''
RAZOR STROPs.
Chapman's Magic Razor Strop Ru nsen's pyemiun,
none sirop; hierson's do; shaving Boxes Specarle
eases' assorted patterns: Paraso!s; Accordeons etc
GERMAN GOODS,
ancy BOXES, assorted styles; Fancy Boxes with co.
Ves' ancy BOXES win Puzzles and Gems Fancy boxes
WIN pants rom DC to ST. CANA, pewter aud wood TOW
dlsles Barking logs; Mewiug cats; Toy turkeys and
assorted a, nfds Brass and Tin trumpets Tin Horses
PsRFUMERY.
aney soaps, assorted perfumes; J Hauels Nymrh
rehch co'ognes; German do Eau Lustre for the
hair HAIR Dye assorted coors Hair o. assorted: Hair
foiiaiums, ass'd f' sb and hair powders
'oeks ana w atches repaired short notice: Silver
spoons made TO order and all Jewelrv in our line
"hee''he, apr ~ FAlRCHILD & TAYLOR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-29
COUGHS,
PHTHISiC,
INFLU ENZA,
BRONCHITIS,
PHTHISlS PULMONALI

a ND all other b. oHchai Catarrhal affections
s&4 EVENTUALLY, and frequently PERMANENTLY relic
we'd and cured by DIR. TRUXAL'S INFALLlBLR
COUGH REMEDY. II has never failed 10 give ample
satisfaction One doses will satisfy you that its
virtues are not exaggera Read the following from
the wife of the Junior editor of the Pittsburgh Temper
ance Banner, and daughter of Judge Gordon, Of Mon
ongahela city, Pa.
DR. Truxai--Buring the spring of AZ contracted a
cold which attended with most plex ing cough,
and shooting pains through my lungs. II was almost
to lie down rest at night, far acute pam
and shortness Of BREATH and using bottle of cee
brated Imperial Cough Syrup without beneht took
TWO Dosgs your lnfabls Remedy and was perfectly
rellev ed, and have been troubled with IT since.
MARTHA }. G. ALTER.
Pittsburgh, Dec 20, 1877.
For sale by Dr CRUMBACKER, Messrs IA IRCHlLD
4 TAYLOR, and MELLOR. IS cts per bottle
IS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-29

A GOOD OFFER.
THE undersigned will sell credit of from three
= months TO eight years. The following property in lots
Of one thousand aud upw ards viz
The country goods of Garret,son. suitable for
heavy country business.
The goods of Garreson, suit abe for business any
place, and the gtcds of } Garreson & Co. and the
goods of q Garrettson 4 Co.
The accounts and notes of either all, most of
which well secured
The Real Estate OF either or all.
Persons wishing to permanently locate, and having
the faculty of consolidating business, will find bargain
in the above offer. Apply the last ten days of any month,
at the office Of + GARRETTSON
my2 Monroe ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-29

FOR WORMS-komstock'sV ermifuge will Grad cate
and children aud adults who have Caution
Beware of all unless the name is spelled K omsock"
the old Dutch name OF the inventor. Price - cents
per bottle. y- 1t cannot iniure the child should there
be no worms, but II win do it good.