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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-05

GRlMSHAW'S Ladies and Gentleman's Lexicon and
Parlo Companion, containing nearly every word in the
English language, and exhibiting the pIurals of nouns
and the particulars OF vcrs being also particularly adap
ted TO the use OF the academies and Schools BY Will
lam Grlmsha7 Esq author of of the above histories
CONVERSATION ON NATURAL PHI OSOPHY.
THE BEAUTIES OF HISTORY, for the use of fam
ines and schools with questions By l.. NJ. Stretch.
The Publishers invite all the Teachers who have the
interest oftheir pupils at heart examine their yaua-
bic series of school Looks before INTRODUCING any Others
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-05
5BotrmGtttrED
A PREMIL VI.

A PREMIUM.
'y,v EN1 ds, clocks offered for sale the fol-
lowing tcrn,s: They viii I've Hum' cred from 20
and sold for Sc eac-heng the lowest cash price. The
undersigned will reserve numier which will entiile
TIE holder Of The same nuaItered clock TO premium OF
LOOKING GLASS
~ by 90 with an q frame. The number reserved
wiz &c kept secret under the sanciy Of oath before
Alderman Duliy.
Persons wishing buy good clock. such favora.
bic terms shorld apply soon. at kENNEDY's
Looking glass and picture frame Factory, No l0i,
Main ST. where the Premium NAV leseen at all hours
nov so
Emo Pictures tls received and will he sold for 81
GNS cents at KTNNEDY'S cheap looking glass
store I0I MaiN Also frames aud glass v he sold for
20 cents Picture, frame and glass only % cents.
Nov27
ZO0picure frames just finished and f, sale
cheap clock store No lUi, Mainst
FOR SALE
q Splendid assortmnnt Of winds.r chairs, arm rock.
~ ire chairs. small chairs settees etc al
derlo W. RIHELpAFFER's
CARPETlNG &c.
ANENDEL. HARBOUR and company have lust re.
Ash ceved very large additions TO their former stock
of Carpets Oh cloths Rags Table covers, Mating etc
OF the latest and desirable STYLES that can be seec
ted fron lie hest anufsctories il, the co9ntrv Our
friends and customers viii please call and
stock which we will sell at prices that cannot fail to
please. oct6
GREAT ATTRACTION IN
South Weeting
rzZN A Splendid assortment of Cabinet Furn
Y M A ture cheaper than eveF at
tu3W EBDERT & RITES
| W,xN~--- Immediately opposite W ellis silk
H.sSSF Factory. south end of the Bridge, will he
" EH A found one otthe most splendid assortment
/1v Y of Furniture, including Mahogany and
Windsor chairs OF the latest STYLES. In
short every article usually found in Furniture Ware
Rooms. Call and sse. Al" Looking Glasses and Pic
ture Frames of various sizes. oct
B-UDdertakers attended TO at all times
able terms.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-05
ROOkSI BOOKS

r HE subscriber having entered into such an arrange
ment with all the large publishing hslses i" tho
eastern cities enable him to sell publishers
prices i'll New York, Boston and Philadelphia Call at
the corner Book store of Main and Union streets:
dec W ! RORn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-05
THs. HUGH ES. .1ss.
ANOTHER ARRIVAL.

T. HAVE lust received another large and splendid
D. sortunent of READY MADE CLOTHING. and sh all
Re Receiving them weekly from my manufacturing es-
tabshnent, in Baltimore. Now is the chance, for all
those who cheap. fashionable and good Clothing
will do well give a call before purchasing else
where. | am determined TO sell READY MADE cloth
prices that exceeded in of the East.
ern cities at Wholesale or Retail Mmd-others may
TELL you they sell cheap but there is but clothing
store here known by the of the Baltimore Clothing
store, which you viii find i'll the house formerly
Did by Jno Goshorn. STEIN,
Nov9 No l57 Main st, I'd door below J kiger.
CALL ROUND.
r II. HUSS & Co.. have just received their Fall and
~ Winter stock of goods which is much larger than
usual. The friends amt customers of the establishment
invited to call All kinds of clothing furnished rea
dy made to order al the shortest notice.
Recoect call door above the U. :. Hotel, wa
street. where Blanket coats hanging right side
out. oct II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-05
gr0rgreE8>

&lS y ~ y . y v y 9p>
-
rI-Sr o,ersd ~ our f,iI, Grocery Soda GINGER and
II Iys,er Cr.cters
orange Orange do p'' Oranges, CiiTSn, '' ''''''''''
English Walnu,s Lemons. Dates.
Palm Nuts, Fiilerts, Raisrs.
Mace. Nutmegs, Nuser.
Pepper Sauce etc at BAssETT q EOBiNsoN's
Nov - NoB and 3 south Wheeing
.-u,.na. = &C
III y -four Fay's brandt just received and for sale al
No 8, S Z corner Market and Union streets hy
q EB swEARINGEN Il Go.
w FIo,,--T-osb ,ronnd rye flour yery s,,e-;or
quality for sale at No 8 sqrn S Mskei AVID
"'''' -
RUCKWHEAT Flour Fresh ground Buckwheai
- Flour Of prime quality, Just received aud for sale
No Q. 5 corner Market aud UNION sis Nv
oct y y - St' r. Np'N crN . ~
49, on','s AND Midhhis-" arg ,n1p1 81 b.an
co ou, "f"e' ana I mon S,yr ,ptv,,r>
No ia Ed Sids lJ,.t,t No,,oye
'' " i1.St ',tlG ~ :. NO. "9'"'0'
NEW IRON.
Tx" tRf AN AklEFf 'nKE
THE subscriber respectfully informs his Old friends
and the public gene ally that he has taken the
square, where he Intends keDng good assortment Of
Cotton Yarn Candle wick and batting also. general
for cash. u '''@'' a. '''' ''' r'''''
business on fair nrinrnle To- merit and snare
of pubic PATRONAGE Sen ia n DICkEy
F ~ y ~
CHEESE CHEESE
e,I-prptop - I'm, - -. nj. -
- and Western Reserve cheese for sale by
dec : - WOODROW.
q BALE Bordeaux Almonds,
40 fdler steH q"
boEts sheied 40
a. bHter DO
ba,e ann NUS
40 fliherts,
oecS -- ID WOODKo".
FRESH FPTJTS
~a r.ta -, -. - ~ o.
~ DC n w. :, y ~ Gus g NJ Niaaea uiapts
." Ioa's VI hti9ihs' ~ brhhi' Smyrna fiss,
4Krgs do ; Raves 1ra,,,, and 7 o,,ou
4Druus sultana do Peel
Frais superior Dates lust received and for sale BY
: u WOODROW
does 23i corner Main and jefferson streets
-------
SUGAR hhds ~ O. supar new IRON inst rereived
- and for sale
Nov 90 BLACK Il KNOX
TS bhls Potatoes just received on consignment and
~ Tor sale by
Nov % BLACK & KNOX.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-05
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BDDg' s. SasesE2 STORE.
Todd & HOYVETr


"a i the well known stand of the Black NHnuot h
sSs Boot. south end Of Market S1sare are nov oT.p.
ing large aud splendid assortment Of Fan and wiz o.
goods. lhese goods 4sieeed with oreat rars
aud are OF the lest quality and latest stve We do mo-,
WISH 10 ioastv very much lt WI venture TO saw ia all
aur customers and friends IN particular that if we can
Hot accommodate y0u thar you need not 20 any ~ here
c.sc. e are also opening few cases Of Fall and
inter taps made Of oiled silk cloth and other mate.
ralS Inc style IS new chastc and heautifu-the ,ret
ies' zap tha ever came to this market We woud also
hAl"rm cur friends that we have fine assortment Of
sole leather; KIP, calf kid lining and binding SIX shoe
PEGS sparahes tacks ana finding all KINDS travelling
BASKETS etc Ladies and aeHeIr en- will pease call and
see our new stock, We please them certainly for
we nave the pfeties Slippers for the one and a little the
nearest nooi Tor the other they have seen.
70 uBBER sHoEs--2OO pair Of Ladies' fine Rubber
Sc shoes.
100 pair of Ladies' Fur lined do. 200 pair Of Men
Rubber shoes 100 pair of MISS Rubber do received at
ToHD HOWEILS.
an BUSHELS OF Shoe Pegs received by
ToD9 and HOWELL.
LEATHER
"a FULL assortment OF all kinds of leather kim calf
a. b kid lining and binding skins, Sparahies Tacks
and Findings Of all kinds all of which viii re sold low
i't cast. IoDD and Howell.
q DoZ Mems Fur Caps, just received by
& sep TODD & HOWELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-05
IllEAP CLOTHING.

n an now receiving large lot ready made clothing of
II every description, which will he sold al very low
price Ii you want suit of clothes very cheap, call
the auction rouas of W. :. NlChHAM.
lael
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-05
To all Teachers and Parents
STANDARD SCHOOL, RooEc

Published and for sale by Ga1oe ELttorr 4 Co.
Philadelphia, aud by W. J. Rom. Wheeling Va and
for sale by Booksellers, and Country merchants general.
ly in the Soue-n States and ~ Booksellers in New
Iork and Philadelphia. For sale az above, RUSCHEN.
BERGER'S
| Elements of Anatomy and Physiology for begin
ners, As cuts.
.. Elements Of Mammalogy, the Natural History of
Claadrupeds, for beg .nners Is cuts.
Elements Of Ornthology, the Natural History of
Birds, for beginners II cuts.
Elements of IieFeoogy and technology the Natu-
re- History OF Reptiles and Fishes, for beginners &c
cuts.
) Elements Of Chronology; the Natural History of
Shells aud Nollnsca. for beginners 11g cuts.
Eemen4 of Entomology the Natura! History of In
sects, for beginners. 81 cuts.
Elements of Botany, the Natural History of ;iants
for beginners, lqi cuts.
Elements OF Geology, the Natural History of the
Earih structure, for beginners with 300 cuts
Inc above series considered most valuable
contributions to the of education inch has ever
been published in this country.
Eacn book Of the series Is complete in itself and has
full glossary appended The Illustrations ere numerous
ly aud beautifully executed.
Teachers arc requested TO call and examine these
works before selecting for their schools any book Va
tura History these being very cheap and having been
approved hy distinguished and scientific men.
!" have examined Or. Ruschenhergers publications.
Elements OF Geology, "-fr5m the text of ssBeudant
Miller, Edwards and Achille, Compile"
- think This an excellent work-coudenspd ucid ey-
act and comprehensve-a safe guide for the pupil and
useful review for the teacher. The illustrations
merous spd exact.
(Sianed) B. sILLIMAN.
Vale College. Dec. 49, 1915"
The Above valuable of hooks have been introdu
eed INTO many OF the public and private school OF New
York. Massachusetts, Vermont Maine. Ohio. PeuusvI-
vania Illinois, Indiana, &c. and are pronounced bv ALL
among, the most valuable series ever issued from the
American press
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-05
FUR CAPS.

FUR CAPS.
"a AVERY No 10. Monroe 81. Wheeling, Ma has this
~ day received large assortment OF Fur Caps con
sistlng of superior otter caps.
Dom Fur seal Caps
SUPERIOR Spanish imitation otter caps,
Do Muskrat Fur Caps,
Mems and BOYS Hare Seal caps all ofwhich will he
sold Wholesale retail very cheap. Sc
CAPS, CAPS.
lust received a lot of superior silk Flush CAPS for
Gents and for sale low al HENRN's,
oct 10 w ater 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-05

DR. SPHON'S SICK HEADACHE REMEDY
WHY will YOU suffer with that distressing complaint
when remedy hand that viii not fail to cure you
This remedy viii eeciualy destroy any attack of head
ache, either or bilious. II has cured cases or
twenty YEARS. standing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-05
FRESH FRUITS.

FRESH FRUITS.
m BOXES fresh NJ Raisins.
&AeH { do do Lmons,
do do Oranges, inst received and for
sale low MRS. s. KEATRING.
nov 80
TSREMIUM HATS. AVEEY has on hand large
assortment ofsuperior silk and Beaver Hats. which
been pronounced by good judges superior
has been offered in this city Also large ortment o.
superior outer, Fur Seal, Musk aud Cloth caps and
great variety Plush and oil silk caps Also fine lot
chldrens fancy hats, all of which viii be sold ai,o
| lowest possible price. dec
| - ETTLEMEN wanting beautiful New York silk
M hat and beautifully trimmed, will call az
| ID HARPER'S
| Fashionable Hat aud Cap establishment, corner Of
Main and Union streets. Nov 10
lDERsONS wanting Hats au. Cops by she Wholesale
= or retail VIII call at : ID HARPER'S.
| Nov 10 corner Main ana Union streets
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-05
aaha,kDER. TIN.

syYDRANTs-Valvea and cock Iiydrants at ri Is
u hurgh prices, war aliied to WORK Wen, al
n,rI JOHNSON ,ls5, Market Square.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-05

81 YDRANTs and other waterA pcs repaired at short
u L nonre a. NH IL JOHNSON 5, MarSA square
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-05
NYSrEKS. OYSTERS. OYSTERS

T5IIE subscriber would call The attention OF the cit
L zeils of Wheeling the reduction Oysters
Owing the severe illness of his family that he
been compelled 10 stop the business for some week {,
post, he Will open his house this evening Nov s. AM
will sell at the following prices;
Is cents per dozen Raw,
~ do do steWed,
Sl.2J per Can. nov - p L linn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-05

PILES. SORES, &c--The Genuine Hays l.inament
is an article justly celebrated as cure for tins
above than any all others Its cures are almost M
nuaIerahe, aud it only necessary 10 let those who
knew the article and used il with such great success
hat ba sad true and genuine of ComstoeA * Co.
/ CORTLAND ST. New York, sole proprietors.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-05

H-sOPAL Narnsh-Jusi received fresh supply Of
" Smith Strata & Cos superior Copa polishing Var
nsh, warranted to give satisfaction, and for sale at fac
tory price, adding the carriage.
MENDEL and HARBOUR,
oct 6 l43 Main street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-05
HODGE\'S

EsRESH Raisns and Lemons.-Just received II boxes
= Nj. r. Raisins, Boxes fresh Lemons, and for sale
low at No l., Monroe street.
ONT Pc ZINN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-05

CELEBRATED COUCH INDY.
T1IIE undersigned has the exclusive agency of the
h above celebrated cough candy. which very strong
~ recommended by numerous hyeans OF the highest
standing i'll the West. a safe eNpectorant in colds
whoopng cough and all catarrhal affections. Cal and
give it a ial. For sale wholesale and retail by
now p. E. XlNN, IL Monroe st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-05

S%ARPET BINDING, Just received 81 Gross carpet
" binding, and for by the Gross single piece.
MENDEL, HARBOUR, & Co.
net Main
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-05

DEAFNESS CURED-DR. McNAIR'S ACCOUS-
nc OIL.-Those deaf from old age and from infancy
fen receive their hearing most miraculous manner
the use of this OIL Ii has the effect to restore the
nsion and bring the natural action of the pats
to restore hearing when lost or impaired. 1his
ill be done all of recent deafness, and many OF
lng standing All deaf persons shoulf Use tins OIL -
oni.tock & Co. 81 CORTLAND ST., are the wholesaers-
Price 81 per flask.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-05
JUST FINISHED


4 ND arrived from the Factory this morning AT Ken
nedy's Wheeling Looking Glass Warehouse, No lG4
Main ST. door 10 j w Robins Chair Factory large
lot of the richest Mahogany frame Looking Glasses
offered in this city which will lie sold the cheapest
Some of them as low as III cents and some as high
$50. Citizens is worth your time 10 come aud see
them. Is
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-02-10
HINTS TO LADIES.

"Men Of sense" says Mrs. Thompson, 81
speak not of boys of eighteen to fiveand
twenty, during their age of detestibihty
who are worth the trouble of falling in love
with, and the fuss and inconvenience. OF be-
ing married 10, and 10 whom one might, after
some inward conflicts and course, perhaps,
OF fasting and selfhumiatien, submit 10 full
I'll those i'll conirived vows OF obedience which
are extracted at The alar--such men want tor
their companions. not dolls; and women who
would suit such men are inst as capable OF
loving fervently, deeply. as the Ringleltina.
full Of song and sentiment-who cannot walk
cannot rise in the morning-cannot tie her
bonnet-strings il she has TO lace her
boots-never in her lie brushed out her beau
tiful hair-woud not, for the world, prick her
delicate finger with plain sewing; but who
can work harder than factory girl upon a
lambs wool heperdess--dance like dervise
al Almack' like 4 fox-hunter---and,
willis, every breath of air gives her cold in her
fathers gloomy country house, and she cannot
think how people can endure this climate
she can go on, 10 dinner parties in February
and March, with an inch Of sleeve and half a
quarter of bodice.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-02-10
SENSITIVE PLANT.

A young lady, endowed with the most deli
cate nerves, mentioned one evening, to a few
friends assembled in her drawing room, tina,
she had horror of the rose. "The perfume
of this flower" said she, gives me the verti-
60" The conversation was interrupted by
the visit Of a fair friend, who was going to a
ball, and wore rosebud IN her head dress.
Our fair heroine turned pale directly, tossed
her arms and fell gracefully in syncope up
on the ottoman. "What a strange nervous
susceptibility What delicate aud impress
sible organization" cried the spectators
"For heavens sake. madam, go away Don't
you see that you have caused this spasm p
st? replied the astonshed. eyes, or course,
ii is the perfume Of the rose bud in your hair.
Really, il II is SO. will sacrifice the guilty
flower-but judge before you senlence.n The
flower, detached from the head dress. was pas
sed from hand TO hand among the spectators.
but their solIcitude soon gave way to differ
ent emotion. The fatal rose bud ,cas an artif
cial Biack,cood
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-02-10
MARNSBURG BERKELEY COUNTY
AND PERSEVERANCE.

A FABLE-From the side OF a mountain
there flowed forth little rivulet--ils voice
was scarcely heard amid the rustling of the
leaves and grass around, and its shallow and
narrow stream might be overlooked by the
traveller This brook, although so small, was
inspired with proud spirit and murmured
against the decree of Providence, which had
cast lis lot so lowiy.
81 wish were a cloud, to roll all day through
the heavens, painted as those lovely shapes
are, and never descending again in showers !;
or, at least, wish ] were broad river, per
forming some useful duty IN the world. Shame
on my weak waves and unregardIrg bub-
bling. | might as well have never been. as
TO be thus puny, Insignificant and useless"
When the brook had thus complained, a
beautiful tall flower, that Bent over its bosom,
replied,
Thou art in error, brook. Puny and in
significant thou mayest be; useless thou art
not, for owe half my beauty. perhaps my
life, to thy refreshing waters. The plants adj
jaeent 10 thee are greener and richer than the
others The Creator has given thee duty,
which. though humble, thou must not neg
| lect. Beside, who knows what may be thy
! future destny7 Flow on, beseech thee"
The brook heard the rebuke, and danced
\
it went, growing broader and broader BY
and by, other rigulets poured their crystal wa
tiers into it, and swelled its deepening bosom,
in which already began to appear the fairy
creatures Of the wave, darling about joyfully
and glistening in the sun. As its channel
grew wider and wider, and yet other branches
came gliding into it, the stream began TO as
sumo the importance Of river, and boats
were launched on it, and it rolled on in a me-
andering course through teeming country,
freshening whatever II touched, and giving
the whole scene a new character of beauty.
As it moved on now in majesty and pride
the sound of its gently -heaving pillows form
ed itself into the following words:
"At the outset Of life, however humble we
may seem, fate may have in store for US grea
and unexpected opportunities OF doing gooc
and Of being great. In the hope Of these we
should ever pass on without despair or doubt,
trusting that perseverance will bring in it:
own reward How little dreamed when
first sprang on my course what purposes
was destined TO fulfil! What happy beings
were 10 owe their bliss TO me What lofty
trees, what velvet meadows, what golden har-
vests were to hail my careeri Let not the
meek and owly despair: heaven will supply
them with inducements to virtue"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-02-10
HABIT.

We all acknowledge the strength Of habit.
lis power increases with time. la youth, it
may seem 10 us like tho firmly line Of the spi-
der; in age, like the fly caught in its folds, we
struggle in vain. ''Habit, if not resisted"
says ST. Augustine, "becomes necessity, y
The physical force OF habit is thus clearly IL
Illustrated by Dr. Combe "a tendency TO re-
sumo the same mode Of action at stated times,
is peculiarly the characteristic Of the nervous
system; and on this account regularity is of
great consequence in exercising the moral and
intellectual powers. All nervous diseases
have marked tendency to observe regular
periods, and the natural inclination 10 sleep at
the approach of night, is another instance of
the same fact 1t is this principle of our ma
ture which promotes the formation of what
are called habits. If we repeat any kind of
mental effort every day, at the same hour, we
at last find ourselves entering upon it. without
premedalon, when the time approaches"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-02-10

CABINET AND COFFIN-MAKING.
ANDREW n DTusIyl

A DOPTS this method of informing the
IA public that he is carrying on the above
business. at the old stand Of VIM Abell, on
King Street; and in returning his thanks for
former patronage. takes occasion 10 pledge
himself, which. from his experience, he is
free TO do, that he is prepared 10 manufacture
FURN TURE
Of every description in his line OF business up.
on as reasonable terms and 10 style and
manner as satisfactory, 10 those seeking bar
gains, as it can be elsewhere obtained.
He deems it unnecessary TO specify each
and every article, but simply TO say fhat be
will furnish all in his line. He has good
Hearse, and is prepared TO accommodate per
sons in town and country.
Martinsburg. January 20, lS4S.-G
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-02-10
NOT BAD.

May is considered an unfortunate marrying
month. A country editor says that girl was
asked moi long since 10 unite herselfin the slken
tie. to brisk chap who named May in his pro-
posals. The lady tenderly limited that May
was an unlucky month in marrying. well
make 1t june then, honestly replied the
paused a moment, hesitaled, cast down her
eyes. and with modes, blush said" Would'at
.apra do as pcl"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-02-10
RoOs.s. &c.

ERAHAM'S Magazine, and Godey's La
w dy Book for November Sybel Leonard
by Mrs. Gray; Whom to Marry and how to
Get Married by one who has refused GIVEN
~ offers at least"; and another supply of the
Brother Jonathan Grand Battle Sheet. lust
received and for sale by J. n. RIDDLE.
Nov. 4. IS47.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-02-10
.Jayne,s Family Medicines
Boots. Shoes. &C.

A LARGE and complete assortment OF
IN Mems heavy Boots; do Calf and Kip ;
do Boys Boots and Shoes; do Woman and
ChIdren's Shoes ofevery description. Wool,
Fur, Beaver and Silk Hats; do Hair, Fur,
Cloth and Glazed Caps. Persons in want OF
any of the above viii find it to their interest TO
call and examine our stock.
Oct %. Is47. LIKENS s. CURTIS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-02-10
w Et WING,

A T the solicitation Of many of my friends,
IN | have opened shop at my house, one
door south of MIR. f.. Showers, where will
do all kinds of weaving usually done in a fac
tory or country shop, both broad and narrow.
My experience in the above business for TWEEN
ty-four years in factory, will serve as rec
ommcndatlon. Bystrict attention TO business
and desire to please, hope to share part
of public patronage. VIM. II. REED.
October %. 1S47