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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-06-23
WOOL, WOOL.

WNHE subscribers having recently lifted up their
Il Factory, by adding almost an entire new set Of
Machinery are now prepared TO manufacture Wool
into Cassmeres Tweeds, &C., by the yard or on
shares, in superior style and manner, atthe lowest
prices and shortest notice.
WoOLLEY, DAY & co.
Grafton, VT, May 18th, ls4s amss
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-06-23

Of chestnut timber--an article which is be-
coming more and more valuable in this sec
ton Of country.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-06-23

RRUSHES.

BR USHES.
The most complete assortment of every kind. viz
Hat, Hair. Cloth, Tooth and Shaving BRUSHES,
some splendid patterns of English aud French Tooth
Brushes, made particularly for his Retail sales.
Miscellaneous Articles.
Gold and Silver PENCIL CASES, Speciacles,-all
kinds Rogers SCISSORS and KNIVES Of all the
most approved patterns. Diamond Needles, Steel and
Gilt Beads Silk Velvet and Steel BAGS and PURSES.
very extensive assortment Of Ladies' and Gentle
mems Dressing Cases, splendid Work Boxes, CARD
CASES OF Shell. Pearl and Ivory, POCKET BOOKS,
Port Foios. &c. Elegant WAX DOLLS, common
dressed Dolls: great variety of GAMES and anus
ing Dissected Pictures, embracinga complete assert.
ment Of all the different varieties.
GOLD PENS AND CASES,
At prices from sl2 to $50 per dozen, the very best
assortment, REAL DIAMOND POINTS. may be had
at Wholesale and Reail-all of which mAnufactur-
ed at his establishment in the best manner and al
low scale Of Prices that purchasers cannot fail be
satisfied. Every Pen has his name inscribed IL, a
guarantee of its goodness.
AccOrdeOns.
A Splendid assortment OF FRENCH and GERMAN
AccoRpLoss, from 3 to IL and IL Keys, which was
selected by Of the best Judges the most ap-
proved makers in France and Germany.
HAIR WOBIEo
His assortment of this article is complete and ee.
giant, consisting of Ladies' and Gentlemens WIGS
Half Wigs FrIetts Bands and Braids of Hair togeth
with u assortment Of articles suitable Tor manu-.
featuring Hair Work.
GPCASH PAID for long HAIR from 10 inches to
any lengththe price paid will be in proportion to the
length
Ladies and Gentlemen visiting the city are respect.
fully invited to call and examine the above without
feeling the least obligation to purchase.
Persons in pursuit Of articles for PRESENTS, will
find at this establishment all the New, Curious and
desirable articles, the variety is greater than
can be found elsewhere.
O." Don't forget the No. l4l WASH
INGTON STREET-nsarly opposite
the Old South, three doors from School 81
EBEN. E. DYER.
BOSTON, Msy, 1913. 6m4'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-06-23
MisceLIaneOns ARTICLES.
GOLD PENS AND CASES,
AccOrdeOns.

A Splendid assortment OF FRENCH and GERhA
AccoRpEoSs, from to IL and u Keys which va
selected by Of the best Judges the most al
proved makers in France and Germany.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-09-15
From The Culiiraior.
Memoir of Judge BucI.

Among many distinguished individuals who
may Justly have earned The tile of benelactois
OF our country, the memory Of none is cher
ishcd with more lively respect and gratitude. by
the Agricultural community, than that Of Jesse
Buel; and though the history Of his career may
now be new TO some Of our readers, we are
convinced that the deep interest which is felt in
one whose life was in SO great degree devoted
to the public good will beregarded rs a sufficient
reason for presenting the following brief memoir,
which we have illustrated with portrait of the
Judge, and view of The monument erected TO
his memory, by his family, in the cemelry OF
the Middle Dutch Reformed Church.
Judge Buel was one Of the nobIest specimens
Of selEmade men. DESTITUTE of even The ad-
vantages now afforded by our common Schools
he became, by his own unossisted efforts in the
attainment of knowledge, one of our most emf
nent, useful, and honored citizens. Born at
Coventry, Conn.,, on the 4th of January, 1878,
he removed, at the age of twelve years, with
his parents, TO Rutland, VT, where, at the age
Of fourteen, he was apprenliced TO the printing
business After devoling himself with great as
siduily to his trade for four years, he succeeded
in buying the remaining three years Of his time,
and went to New York, where he commenced
work as journeyman printer. He subsequent.
y worked in this city, and was for a shorI lime
at Lansngburgh and Waterford. When in his
Goth year, he, in connection with Mr.. Moffat OF
Troy, established The "Troy Budget" one of
the few papers Of that day which has been con.
tinued to the preseat fine. In Sept, 1901, he
removed 10 Poughkeepsie, where he and Mr..
Joiner, commenced weekly paper called The
Guardian This paper was continued but a
year, when he formed another partnership,
and commenced another weekly paper called
the "Polica Banner" This proved an unfor-
tunate concern; and in about year, through
The mismanagement or dishonesty of others, in
volved him in total bankruptcy. Nothing dis.
couraged by his misfortune, he pressed onward
and as early as 1908, we find him once more
located, and establishing another Journal. Thi;
was "The Peban," at Kingston, Ulster county
Here he resided for ten years, and by his in
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-09-15
From the Columbian Magazine.
GOING TO THE DOGS.
BY T. S. ARTHUR,

81 received your bill to-day, Mr.. Leonard" )"
master mechanic.
1--WE are sending out all our accounts at this
season" returned The mechanic, bowng.
81 want 10 pay YOU"
Every well, MIR. Baker, we're always glad to
get money"
"But you must throw off something. Let me
see"-and the customer drew out The bill
"tweny. dollars aud l0rIy.sx GEMS. Twen.
ty.fvc will do. There, receipt the bill, and III
pay YOU"
But Leornard shook his head.
81 can't deduct a cent from that bill, Mr.. Ba.
ker. Every article is charged at our regular
price,"
"Oh, yes, you can. Just make it twenty-five
dollars, even money. Here it is." And Baker
counted out The cash.
"Em sorry, Mr.. Baker, cannot afford to de.
dIct any thing. If you'd only owed me TWEEN.
ly.fve dollars, your bill would have been lust
that amount. would not have added n cent be.
yond what is due, nor cun take any thing less
than my due"
"Then you won't deduct the odd money!"
81 cannot, indeed"
Every WE'LL" The manner of the customer
was changed. lie was evidently offended.-
"The bill is too high by just the sum asked 10
have stricken off. But, no matter, can pay
it,"
"Then you mean 10 insinuate," said the me.
chanic, who was an independent sort of man
"thal pm cheating you out Of Two dollars and
forty-six cents?"
81 didn't say so"
"But it is plain that youthnk so, or you would
not have asked an abatement. If you consid-
cred my charges just, you wouldn't dispute
Them"
"Oh, nevermind, never mind! we'll not waste
words about it. Here's your money!" said Mr..
Baker; and he added another five dollar bill 10
The sum he had laid down. The mechanic re.
ceipled the account and gave the change, both
Of which the customer thrust into his pocket
with a petulent air, and then turned away ant
left The shop without saying another word.
sits the last bill he ever has against me,
multered Baker to himself, as he walked away
'lf that's his manner Of treating his customers
he'll soon 60 TO the dogs. 1t was downright in
sulting, and no gentleman will stand that from
another, much less from vulgar mechanic
Mean TO insinuatep Humph! Yes, did NEAR
10 insinuate." And Mr.. Baker invountariy
quickened his pace. "He'll lose one good Gus
TONER" he continued, to himself. ''l've paiC
him great deal Of money, but it's the last dol
lar of mine he ever handles"
Baker was as good as his word Hewithdrev
his custom from the offendiag mechanic, ant
gave II 10 another.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-09-15
CHAPTER 1.-THE CRAVE.

was once more in thesweet village of B.
Two shorI weeks had passed, and time had gone
on with his usual rapid changes in the grand
panorama Of human life. Oh! could the story
OF single hour Of the untold history of our
heart be wrilten-could the deep under current
of human life, for that brief space, be unveiled
man would start as he gazed ON the secret an
guish of the friend of his bosom, and every pass.
ing hour would be mourned as the knel of some
departed joy, or the herald of newborn woe.
AS have said, two short weeks had elapsed
epd was in The romantic village, on my return
nome 1t was again evening, but unlike that or
winch had entered it before-aII was husheC
as The chamber Of The dead. The earth and
sky wore the same aspect of beauty, the golden
clouds gIlltered as beautifully as then, like gems
in the lewciled diadem Of evening; and The low
winds sung The lullaby of summer dav. and
heralded the dewey footsteps of summer eve
US she came like fair spirit from her western
home. But all else was changed. No merry
laughter came from the silent groups that stoot
here and there along the village streets, but pale
and sad, and fearful, they whispered as though
they feared to desecrate the memory Of the de-
parted, or that some truant tone would break the
stiffness and repose of the last slumber of the
bridal dead.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-09-15

BE N society beloved and happy 10 youV
iam'lie'. D. not object that you have no iins
70 Rad. Few young men labor more hour
mao did Beniamin Franklin. or arr more humble
aud li-irpeufenI Than he was n his youtb; and
yet Ffanklin found abundant time for ssltin.
siFuciion; and 50 interchangeable and succos.ful
was he ~ his studies. that he became one ofths
most useful and erlebraled men Of bis aRs. We
need not lim.i the remark 10 Franklin: moa Of
The Distinguished men Of the day have risen
ron humble stations by their own Industry AMI
irugalhy, aud have srquirod great shRrs Of
ihslr knowledge in the hours not allotted 20 ord.
nary business. Your winter evenings are your
""n' aud may be applied uSefuly. They nav
Oe computed n one fourth Of the day, or one en-.
TIRE month in year Time is money: and tho
young man who appropHalrs this mouth to tho
acquiring usciul knowledge, does more to add 10
ns IuIure fortune, TO say nothing Of his nlellec.
iual wealth, Than if he received nav Cor mi,
n"iih, and loaned Il upon interest,". Knowledas
Is 10 another respect like money: The greater
'he stock Of n On hand, the more it will admins.
lrr to The TrspccIab'lity and cnjoympnls Of lie.
Bh .now.edge IS not 10 BE- acquired without ex.
er'ion, nor Is anything rise thai Is nselul in life.
u IS the labor we Gesluw in acquiring an object
that mpars to il an intrinsic value. Il has been
well sad, that although we may be learned bv
The help Of others. we can never be wise by our
own wisdom Il is 'he humble design Of lhis
monthly sheet 10 eScire luudnbls ambilon "
improve The mind as well as The sod
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-09-15

Nothing is cheaper than kind words-,hore is
no excuse, therefore for suriness. II civil
word or two will render man happy, said
French king, he must be wretch indeed who
will not give them. Louis Philippe owes his
life 10 his Peliteness: 1t WIS by bowing to the
people as they cheered him, that he once esca-
ped being shot by an assassin.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-09-15

81 never goto church" said country yrades,
man to his parish clergyman; II always spend
Sunday in seltling accounts" The minister
Immediately replied. "You will find, sir, thas
the day of judgment viii be spent in the sane
mauhef,"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-09-15

SIMILEs.-Men are like bugIes; the more
brass they contain, the farther you can hear
them. Ladies are Ike violets. the more modest
and retiring they appear, the better you like
Them.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-13
ALEX. HGYMAN,
No 1875, MAIN ST., NnELL.NG, VA.

,,o., ,-,rI,.h and Yves, Of ENGLAND
wool dsed sIa,hs. among with viii he found few ps
"reoes kest' lwe, which canno. Le SURPASSED sea
!, IuS ny u. 's very rrtuiif and extremely low.
G'',sI' uarinn.s a Iareesock very tine quality for
- - n, - 49,
I5,,sli "A us fines, and best quality of French
ma, scotch Cin@I.ins v,y desirable yes AID at very
-, r,,,',, of Nau,,.rst.r uul domestic. a. rclaced
ICES
ir,.n Linpns-A very large stock CT all kinds: very
rco,I arfi.i, ii,r Il, a.! c ,.er yard
Hoods s-ilendni ari,cs WOODEN hoods. Also bon
ne.s and toats tor chidren .,:,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-13
DnN u ~ f1NRA

satN BARRELS. \ GOOD assortment of Gun Bar
- re!s just received and for sale iy
sep - SAMUEL NEEL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-13
George 5@r5&surrap.
NEW FASHIONABLE

NtlW FASHIONABLE
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
- E@RGE McMuRRAY is nov opening at his store
Ss room on Market square rich aud beautiful stock
Of Fancy and staple Dry Goods, TO which te notice of
his customers respectfully solicited.
For Gentlemen.
Super Black French and Swiss cloths, Black aud fam
g Cassimes ito barred and pain Satin vcstng, ncrno
do hack, hared Barathea do black, brown, invisible
green and o-her coors English cloths with many other
articles desirable for Gentlemen
FOR the Ladies
super rich silk Pads Cashmere do. plain silk barred
and striped hlpaccas OF all cOlors silk ba I'D French
Mermoes new article, high coored Cashmere de
do. Muus.in de Lans with large stock OF British and
american Prints of beautiful texture and style. rich
embroidered b ack Mode and fancy cuured Cloth Ale
rIno aud alpaca ShaWs, Ginphcad, black and fancy
coOiel silk hingeS all Widths large assortment Of
beautiful rotation Gimp sk edge and plain ladies dress
hGtturS real nuns thread laces desirable article with
thread liSe, Jaconett and Swiss dgngs and nscriinss
rcal Wech Cause I'd american white fandes, red aud
We uW do, mode aH Other colars Moreens for Ladies'
SKIRTS black fancy kid gloves silk Fioseii AND cmhro
derad do, silk and Alpaca hose golden Plaid OIL dres
sc. Manchester aud Easton Gighams, striped, barred
and plain dress silks, style Bonnet ribbons
variety, This arrival contains splendid assortment OF
the b0asoesl and cheapest goods brought 10 this
nIarAet. Oct .-.,hi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-13
q Ell. u,ets tell.

.. W. lIElSkELL
fYAs received from New York. Philadelphia and
80 baltimore his second large stock of
FAIL AND WINTER GOODS
which were bought at considerable reduction on prices
civ IN the sedtbn, s stock is very complete and Ter.
g.car induce nenls To persons wishing purchase. 1,
consists III part. OF the Following articles, VIZ:
DRESS GoUDS--5IfES.
Eu1roidere groe air Shs haautiftii steIes Pont De
Son. Chameleon. Raw SIX plaids Gro De Berlin. Gro
be sriln". Gro D. Rhine, Gro Ne Nap, Turk Satin
itI' @ r., Satin Eega ttIne kmhroldefe t;iacc siks
l.t'ia s!ria-s. plan sins for Friends. sltiila id
Nf-ltte silks extra ide and very rich. II t5< lnaia
al ffsnch San>, fiens news o,c lcinI extremely
rse di ydrej assortment %: Dress Silks. etG ~ redu
Cd grIc:s.
VARIOUS OTHER DRESS GOODS.
1hi'rt G ntIs, great variety Of coiors Analusiau
enlS seantifl! article far Friends; Ilol duras pidS
lenny Lad rails. Bertha PiGids. Gaa Pads stewart
Pldd>, Sa'iilio Paids. CanrIiia PA DIS teng the
c'cie assortment eff Pad Goods ever before Offered
s,.ur OF ihcm being expressly for children French
E'ziSh and German MerinOeS. mode coiorrd. hlsck,
c4P-r and satin striped Alpaca i.usircs Satin striped
aud ".icr taSimeres some very haad at - c"uts
pc ID, Monseiin De lanes California Roles. Paranct
IA r'"-ns, ezra Boiazncs, hlailinn, Theron Il COS
Hi1ir, Britannia aud Nicior riaids. Swiss MuSns
Ja5eonetd', Nansnok do. Mali do, hook Musin plain
ID plaid do. Jackonets aud Bishop Lawns.
ALSO-GO0 ps English, French and American Cali
CO.'S, with an immense variety of dark and rich VIM
Ter GiH.iisnIs, al reduced prices.
Party Dresses of the newest designs some of them
embroidered in the mos; beautiful manner.
B'nnet Material Rich cut and uncut velveis, Bonnet
y.
Plt.Hcs for Bo,meis, French Artificial Flowers.
WoOLENS, ETC.
French English and american Cloths and Cassimeres
a'sn. Jew pieces of French Clotis expressly for La
dos CoaSs Satinets, ~ eels and lrca! iey If
goo = fIr hos SILK warp Fannes, all wool do.
Cffn!Hcl Flame; Vech flannel, GlgZa do Twi!iei
d. All all iGe other varieties. Satin and six Fcstnss,
Nc mo 10, Valencia do.
Also brown and beachel MnsIins of thirty FIVE Inf.
ferei Factories
Bonnets in great variety, Lusches, Cap Tabs, Gull
ng@, Head Dfnaments.
Snaw's-rerkerr. Tibet Silk Frnges, Cashmere
~tfaiilIa embroidered cloth, heavy plain black cloth
= !"r. Highland paid, silk, paca and many other va
rictIps
klSI C0etinGs. Green Bazes. Furniture Flaids and
thiutlas, rickInsS Starting and Apron Checks, Mari
ners aad Pilot Stiftnss, brown. lIeached aud cooro
tdut"n farHcs Eastern I.irseys, Russia Slcetings
Tea! cIOred Linens, h4,vn aud heached iiieu Ta,le
nia?ers at very reduced prices; colnred Nevets ald
NeyetecHs; t0yerie arm, Cotton arm, Carsrt yarn
but wards very heavy - inch linens ilr
So die aasc,s. i;ose Blankets. \ ia.ge lot Of c9un
try Flannel Wosc.l socks.
Also 100 pairs on dressed Buckskin Cloves. very su
pet!"r
- Tho r5lc may assured thai the stock is ono
o The largest and best offered in this resion e
| country. Nov !
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-13
,Ega. EHaTS:Ssa1s. .BEs.
ANOTHER ARRIVAL.

ANU HER Mini M.
z HAVE Just received another large and splendid as
Il sortment Of READY MADE CLOTIil NJ, and shah
he receiving lnelu weekly t.om my manufacturing
Enlistment, ia baltimore. Now is the chance, for all
Those who want cheap fashionable and good Clothing
Viii DO vel 10 give cali before purchasing else
where. I undetermined 10 sci! READY MADE cloth
prices THAI he exceeded OF the East
era citts. at " hncsaIe or Retail Mmd-othcrs may
you uhev sell chaap, ut there is hut clothing
store here known by The ofthc baltimore Clothing
store, which you win ind IN tbs house formerly
pid lay JAo GOsAurn. STEIN,
NOV Ia u L 81 door 10 laM i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-13
II q. 1&3.
Il HARBOUR

saAEFET- BINDING, just received q Gross CARPET
" hiudug, and sale fy the Gross sing!e piece.
MEhDEI4, iARBOr Il, & Co
ort6 li9 Main street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-13
ROOkS NEW STOCK

~ AMIlY aud pocket Bibles. PRESBYTERIAN Psalms and
& Hymns, rsailns of David variety Of school Books
Ecee c Readers, Sanders Readers. Cohh's Readers
Rays Arithmetic, Davies Arithmetic and Algebra
Con,stoc' Philosophy. Chemistry and Ply si'ology aud
avaretv of standard works on Fheolozv, Medical aud
general Literature Blank BOOKS and all kinds station
AIRY, wade window binds and wall paper, soid low as
any establishment in The city, by
JOHN FISHER Agent,
scD3 Nam sirrut Is tpafu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-13
NO MONOPOLY.
DYS's'HI;S EssEaB5A'E's

eF7 he undersigned have fitted ur oyster Depot on
s. Main street, few doors south Of Monroe in hch
they prepared 10 dispose OF FRESH OYSTERS
received direct from Baltimore where they shipped
10 them by the first hands.
We prepared 20 sell them, Wholesale Retail al
a very small advance over Baltimore prices.
PRICES-SSewed Is per dol Raw IL cents Fried
- cents.
Keepers Of Oyster Houses, and Private families would
do We'll to give cali UsH an object for
them te do OF MtNASIl ( MOORE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-13
l2,Gssl. Sattep.
Twenty Thousand Dollars and an r. ;,

I :" CIIVY IIOtIouIINI IIOIItti" and staple
ry Goods 10 C sold at for cash.
WN BAILEY at No l59 Main street, Offers al cost
his large, elegant and beautiful assortment of Fancy
and Staple Dry Goods the stock contains al most every
article in the dry goods line and amounts 10 between
fifteen and tweHty thousand dollars.
| am determined selling GU; to quit the busiRess.
the Dear People will understand this not to he a
bunhug selling OF at cost.
STOCK and fancy goods very large, silks.
paIs, sin s.aus shaw;s, Hosiery. Ribbons, Fringes.
etc. in endless quantities.
For Gen l3u.en every thing in their line, viz: Black
French clos and CasSlmeres, tloakings Linens, fancy
tassmerS, elegant assortment of Nestings, Cravas
SuspeHders Gloves shrtngs. muslins, sheelngs etc IN
any quantities.
Merchants and others now wishing 10 purchase on
letter terms thSn they do East would do well Ia
call and make seectn Immediately, the stock bens
very LARGE and complete should he very @rcaI Induce
to purchasers | Will sell oHt the whole stock al
Wholesale on very advantageous ,e2ns.
WIN BAILEY,
dee IL No lJ9 VI ain street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-13
MOTHERS RELlE--INultN ptscovERy,-Au

MOTHERS RELIE INDIAN DISCOVERY All
expecting ia become notutrS and ANXIOUS 10 AVOID tine
Ta"s distress ami dangers of dhearg are earnest
~ elteaeh 10 cauH tAN,t tears, aay then nervousness
aud -othe tuer way Ny the Use OF thus mos eNtraor,
nary vegetable ptaauction Those who WI! cautldly
observe IFS virtues, mast approve OF II IN lhelf hearts,
every kind and arctlsuate husband viii feel Il his most
snvau duty l. al vIatt tne distress hIs VIE exposed
To, ny safe and certain method, which Is The use of
is muthyrs relief Further particulars pamphlets
mtruded tor the female el e. be ha, GRATIS
this humane cordial ia he found. The Mothers Re
lief prepared, and uHy, by rae new sole proprIeors
CunistocN 4 Co. u Courlaud 81, New \ ORR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-13

FOR WORMS-Coustoch's Nermitn2e " III eradic ate
and cure children aud ADULTS W nave worms. Caution
beware at all unless the name Is spelled "koHsnck,
tie old Uuicl haue OF the Inventor. Fuce - Gents
per toe. ~ II eaoj nIHre me eh''l should 'left
IL no worms, but Il viii do II good
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-13
BOOkSi ROOkSfI

fsrIE subscribe r having entered into such an arrange
i nient with all the large publishing itUses j" th0
eastern cities to enable him 10 sci al their Publishers
Prices in New York, Boston and Philadelphia Gail
the corner Book stere Of lain and Union streets:
dec W : ROBE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-13

TO THE HALT AND LAME, Comsiocks Nerve
and Bone Liuimeut d Indian Vegetable Elixir, is the
most eotg,! cure for rheumatism contracted cords.
muscles and is warranted 10 any case Of Rheunia
t.sa or Govt. dee 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-13
Grecr 81 Naotte.

Nc'< EE AND RUgERrSON GOODS.
I n FAlRS superior blankets,
- 10 i5icceS Red flanue's
9 do Brown pressed Flannel,
) do Pieces Cashmere,
10 do Ky Jeans. large lot of WOODEN Yarn, all
Of Mckrc & Rohertson's MAI" inst received aud for
"a g clieaphy GREER & NOTTE,
oct Is ~ i12 Market 81
! MOTHER lot of those Superior B'ankes of Mckee
tu' ert sons jiSt tecefvrI and ,r
-. I'll. e.
49, NJ lG2. Market st.
< 0HESTlCS. Brown and hIeached shrtlnr aud sheet
20 Inqs, hruwn ann hle,cbcd Drilugs Ticking
Checks white and cuOred canton FiauneS etc recei-
we'd and for sale low al GREER 4 Moi"rE,
oct 80 IG2. Market ST.