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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-14
OHIO LEGISLATURE.
THREATENED REVOLUTION.


Mr. Archibald. democrat. has offered the
following preamble aud resolutions:
Whereas, The Constitution expressly pro-
vides, that no money shall b. drawn IRON the
Treasury, except in conseG uence OF eppropr
atoms made by law; and, whereas the power
conferred BY law in the Auditor OF Safe TO
levy tax and pay interest on the public debt
was intended to be exercised under the strict
supervision OF The General Assembly, that II
the Auditor she'll during the iu,erregnum at
tempt the exercise oil any powers; he shall be
deemed an enemy to bis country. There
fore.
Resolved. This, the imposition OF taxes is
an exercise OF high sovereign power, and that
lis delegation TO the Auditor is unconsutution
81, null aud void.
Resolved, That Senators voting for this,
will by all open means. peaceable or iUrci-
bic. oppose the collection of taxes during the
disorganiz1tiun OF the Assembly, and Tor the
hullilment OF this resolution. they pledge their
lives, fortunes aud sacred honor.
Resolved. Tina, County Treasures are here.
| By advised and invited, by the Senators SC
voting. to withhold the STATE revenue Tor the
present, until the organization o. the Assem-
| bly,. or ultetior measures be devised by The
| friends OF the country.
Several speeches followed the resolutions.
! MIR. Whitman, Democrat, stated the design
oi his associates to be, IL wait until a sniii-
Gent time should have elapsed for ,te organ
iz4,ion OF the Ligisla ure, when The people
would come TO Columbus, and organize pro
, yisionel government.
The resolutions were then ordered TO be
printed and laid on the table.
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should be Kept regular. il they are unusually
constI paied, they should he gently operated
upon tv some mild rurgsiive. Of which rhu-
barb Is tbe J'si. Boz. on The contrary. II they
Shout r unusually lax. il becomes a mat
tef great importance. and must not be neg
leCicd. The CCmniittee are very deSirous of
uuprsstug the importance OF attending 10
Zoe least disposition to disuhoea; for there
IS certain period in very many instances,
before he advent 81 cholera. in which the
system l. gradually approaching the state OF
favorable to Sth an attack this period is
denoted bv the occurrence OF disrrhoes. which
at FIRST amounts simply to sight looseness of
the bowels. but Which. il neglected. soon as
sumcs toe Serious or rice water character
Now. If every individual, upon the first evil
dence oi this looseuess, would resort 10, and
carry out the following measures, very many
lives might be saved. So soon, therefore, as
looseness at the bowels is discovered, call up
on Physician, or il one cannot be obtained.
and the individual is an adult, take a pill or
powder composed OF pure Sugar Of Lead
grains, powdered opium. gr.. or powder
containing calome grains. and gr. OF
opium end in either case repeat the dose
every hour or two, until the bowels ere check
ed; at the same time keep perfectly quiet IN
Utus tdhF pdFttN NNtNI DIS UuutIsUintbts dhu
should there be cholicy pains aud cold feet.
apply warm mustard poullice 10 the abdo-
men. and bottles oi bot water, OF heated
bricks 10 he feet, but by ell means and III
every instance en lesvor TO procure a Physl-
clan as soon as possible.
In conclusion, the Committee would sug-
gest, aud recommend the city authorities 10
select an Apothecay store III each ward or
district, at which there shall be constantly
kept on band. ready prepared. the above and
similar pills or powders. for all poor persons
who may cell for them, aud that such A
pnlhecaries be paid for the same by the
city.
All which is most respectfully submitted.
l.. w, THEOBALD, Nj, ID.
M. s. BAER NJ. ID. >Com,
JOHN ID. READEL. NJ. D.,
K. S. Stuart. NJ. d. resident Med. 4 CHR.
Facu lty OF Md.
VIM, II, Davis, Md. Recording Sec'y. Med
and CHR. Faculty Of Md.
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GENERAL. ASSEMBLY.
SENATE.

The speaker announced the standing COM
mittees.
The resolution from the House TO elect
Governor on Monday was amended, on motion
OF Mr. Dennis. so as to fix Tuesday for the e.
lection.
Thr Senate concurred in the resolutions to
elect Judges, Brisadier Generals, aud Pubic
Printer, a. proposed BY the House.
On motion OF Mr. Wiicher. the resolution
from the House was so amended. IN reference
TO d lewiston Of tie Civil and Criminal Codes,
as TO appoint Joint Committee OF seven
from the House and five from the Senate. TO
act upon The Report OF the Revisors. They
have authority 10 employ Clerk.
The House concurred IN the amendment.
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FRENCH NOVELS.

Bishop Potter OF Pennsylvania, late Profess
sor OF Moral Philosophy ia Union College. a
man OF great intellectual requirements, aud
with The srrings oil human acti n. thus speaks
OF The iglu literature ol the day. The in-
sipid French novels with which our country
is drlused are the seed OF robbery. arson, pira
cy, aud assassination. They give is!se views
OF lille, and ialat with every touch. II is sb-
sunl 10 call them literature al all. But i,
may be askrd, do lhry not shine? Yes, like a
rotten log OF pulrid carcass, which is phos-
plioTrsceut because il is decsyed. When our
people lean 10 Rad good books only, then
may we look Tor return 10 good morals; and
not until them
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DEATH OF AN ALDERMAN.
PHILADELPHIA MARkET.

Philadelphia, Dec. ! |, lS4S.
Flour-Saes OF 200 bbls. at S., and 1000
at So, l2l per Dbl.
Grain-W heat-Sales of prime white at
ll2al &c, aud red at loo 10 l0Sc per bushel--
market quiet.
Com Market dull, some new brought SIC
per busheI.
Provisons-There is no activity in the
Provision Market, and prices are as last quo
ted.
Groceries-The market for groceries is I'M
changed, both in price and demand.
Coiton.-The market is firm.
Whisky. --Saes of 100 barrels at Csc. pei
gallon.
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PAPER HANGINGS.

ToHN ". THOMPSON Union street. has luz, rec d
a fFesh supply OF hne and common paper hsnengs,
among which are many aud beaut full patt, ms
Al who wish TO paper at this are reque .ed 10
call and examine this the only IN the civ deea
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-14
DANCING SCHOOL.

CROF. T. w. JENNINGS respectfully gives notic q
"a 10 bis friends and the citizens Wheeling that the
second term of his school for the ahve polite and ne
cessary accomplishment, will commence on Monday
evening" Dec nh, les6 at Congress Hail. and will con
tinue on Mondays and FRIDAYS
Hours for instruction from O'Clock to 5 for Ladies'
AMI from { to 10 o'clock for Gentlemen.
Terms. s. for IL Lessons
Mr. J. viii teach Waltz and Polka Cotilions in hi,
School and win give private lessons in WALKING. Fol.
IA Filings, hornpipes &c. to all that may favor him
with call. noyoa In
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WHEELING & BELMONT

BRIDGE COMPANY.
The subscribers 10 the capital stock OF the
Wheeitng aud Belmont Bridge Company are
hereby notified that an in.isiinent oi 81 90
upon each and every snare thereof is re-
auiErl to be paid by them respectively to the
Treasurer OF the said Company. on Turs-
das the l6th day OF January, 1919
Il, order oil the Board at Managers.
l.. ii. FirZnUGH. Clerk.
John Morgan, ESD. the Treasurer, will be
ound al lhe Merchants aud Mechanic Bank.
Dec. ~. 1913.
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o9k At THiS.-All persons knowing Themselves
~ indebted to Geo w. Graham deceased, must make
paymst TO me, before the first of January al the
old stand on Monroe street as am legally authorized
settle the same II settlement is made By that
time all the accounts will he placed in the hands of
proper officers for collection. decI3l ST FAIRS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-14

WANFFD-A young man can hnd situation to
" stand N Grocery Store, by calling this office
One who understands book keering BY single entry,
would be preferred.
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WESTERN ADVERTISING ANDCoLLECrING
AGENCY.
L. w. CARR, opposite the Exchange
Philadelphia, IS aye nj for procuring subscnp-
tons and advertising for The Wheeling Times
BsDIEHT & GREEN, 81 Street, opposite the
Post Office, Cincinnati, will act us Agent
Ter the Wheeling Times, aud all orders lel
with them will be promptly attended to.
NoLNEy b. PALmER is authorized to act a.
,gent Tor receiving subscriptions and adv-r-
| tisenenis Tor : Wheeling Daily Tunes &
Advertiser. q, B timore, Philadelphia, New
York and Bost0l His Office is in
Baltimore, al the Southeast corner Of NORTH
md Fayette streets:
Philadelphia, N. W. Corner of Third and
shesnut ste.
New York, Tribune Buildings, opposite city
Hall.
WIN. THOMPSON, corner of Baltimore
aud South SITS is duly authorized agent for
this paper in the city of Baltimore.
GEO. PRATT No Isl. Nassau 81. NY.
VIII act as agent to procure advertisements
and subscriptions in The city Of New York for
the Wheeling Daily and Weekly Times,
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NEW GROCERIES

* BBLS, Molssses,
~ hid Sugar,
] fierce Rice
Is bbls Chesnuts
700 bbls Green Apples, Just received and warrant.
ed to be of late crop for sale by II JAMESON.
WANTED.--keg and Roll Butter Lard, Bulk Pork,
Ginseng, Dried Apples and Peaches Beeswax, Ginseng
Timothy and Clover Seed. Jowls and country produce
generally dec I3l M JAMESON.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

New York, Dec. IL.
Flour--The market is steady, bu not &C
tiye-Saies OF 1900 barrels Genessee, aud
other Slate brands at IS 25ae5 81 per bbl.
Grain-W heat-The supply is good and
rather pressing on the market.
Corn--Saes OF new al Coo. for white, and
zoe for yellow.
Rye-Sales OF 5000 bushels OF 81 cents per
5ushel
Lord--Sales of 200 barrels new at 7sa7s per
pound.
The markets GENERALLY are without change
in any particular
Stocks-The Stocks are extremely buoy.
ant, aud all kinds have experienced an ad.
vance.
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NEW BOOKS.

% EcEiNED this day, at Wakemsn's Literary Depot
~ Julian De CLIFFORD, or Woman's Love; Roman ce
Of smiles and tears
The Hnnchback, or Bell Rinser of Notre Dale BY
Nictor Hugo.
h"ss and Gertrude, or the mysterious wedding, ans
lated from the French OF Rodoipb Topfncr
Angelina Iuxmore or the Life of Re,uty.
Harold OF the last of the Saxon Kings. by Buwer.
Helmets Herald
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-14

ri EssRS SANDS & fLrsfNo having sold their nte-
Ava rests in the Quincy Foundry TO Messrs THro-
poRE Wonps aud GEoRsE HANiLros the firm Of HamIi-
ton, Sands Co is dissolved. The business will here.
after Ie conducted under the style Of HAMILTON. Woops
4 Co. who are hereby warmly recommended TO
public patronage ny the retiring partners All persons
indebted 10 the old firm requested to sete their
counts and those having claims TO present them for
settlement JOHN HAMILTON,
JOHN L..SANDs.
deco ANDREW FLEMING.
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,rrxHSsxHaa
0oSyS ARI
@X1
Corropondsne, IF the Pittsburgh Gastfte.
LATE AND IMPORTANT 1NTELLi-
GENCE FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

New fpIhs ANVNs ~ iNfCs
Bysn grriys at this port, we have laie
aud ilnportsnt Intelligence from South A.
merics, with dates 10 September. The eh-
citing aud Troublesome questions with
Buen0s Ayrcs still rrmsin unsettled. Com
meree is perfectly iusetive-we msy say
almost parnllzed.
Eaaador is oready on The civil war. A
combination had been discovered between
certain ECUADOR exiles in New Grenada and
Peru, ~ unite and invade Ecuador. AMI rev
oluiion Re the country. The design, how
ever, was partially frustrated b. the Peruvian
Government, while the Grenadedn exiies I'M
der Guerro passed The Northern frontier, but
were ,anquished.
Bolivia is in very precatious situation'
on account OF disputed boundary with Peru
| The Cabinet gre at perfect variance, while at
ewes are directed 10 Gen. Santa Cruz, al
the iiltest man TO occupy the executive
chair.
DEATH OF AN ALDERMAN.
Alderman Macdermot, OF the Sth ward o
this city, died yesterday morning, OF an aP
| poplec lie III.
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TEAM-ROAT REGISTER.

at---l
REFoR1 ED ny 4. " prRo> CORDAcE MANU-
FACTuRER.
ARRIVALS AGO DEPARTURES
~ Bouts Tor the Inst ~ hours ending yester-
day al O'Clock. p. ".
ARRIVED.
Hibern,a No 2; klinelelter, Pittsburgh,
James Nelson, Moore,
Skipper, Stoops.
Vermont, ii ziett,
Lainartine, Patterson,
Clipper Ma =, Crooks, Cincinnati,
Virginia, Dawson. Sleubenvilt,
DEBATED.
Hibernia No 2. klineiel,er. Cincinnati,
james Nelson Moore, Pillsburgh,
Clipper No 2, Crooks.
Skipper, Sloops, Hockinsport,
Vermont, Hszieti, Louisville.
Lsmar'ine, Patterson. n Orleans,
Virginia, Dawson. Sleubenvile.
~ leei, water falling.
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LATE FALL ARRIVAL.

nAssETr X ROBINSON, having few DAYS since
~ reed heir isse purchase OF Fall and Winter 6onds
would ask their customers cali and examine H. AS
they have been bought al very low prices and being
anxious 10 down their sioek. VIII sei at short prot
its They have no old goods, bat " sell all suoA
prices az must please. Remember the place Nos 81
aud -, Nam St, south w heeiisg. drcl3
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BUFFAI.OS
NOTICE

z BALES Buffalo Robes Just reed and for sale ehesp
- nv the bale, robe or saddle cover by
oet3i JOHN KNoTE
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CoLERAiN, Ohio, Dec. 10, 1913.
Dear Sir:-Abou the Sih of March, 1877
was travelling through this country with
model Tor all improvement in machine for
Thrashing separately from the straw and win
moving small grain. called at the machine
shop OF Messrs, T. & d. Wiley, and exhibit
ed my model in the presence of number oil
gentlemen, among whom was Mr.. Benjamin
Hoyle, Who is manufacturing machines with
separaters attached. Mr.. B. hoyIe was pleas
ed TO make statements that were calcu sied to
fix public sentiment 10 the disadvantage OF
my Improvement. am now here with
full size machine, and hold myself ready a,
any time within one week 10 dcfeud myself
aud test my machine with Mr.. Hoyes BY
Ihrashing with hin at the same place, same
time, same team aud same hands. will al
low him 10 thrash one peck more wheat than
| do provided he will take every other bushe
from the mill, put it into the OFFENDER and
separate il over again. The object of this is
fully TO tesl the ability OF each machine to
sepersih grain from the straw.
As Mr.. Hoyle is acquainted here and am
a stranger ! hope he will secure suitable
place TO thrash and notify me through your
paper.
n I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-14
RIlEEALO RORES

ME have commenced receiving our seasonshie stock
" of Buffalo Robes. which we int 4 to make into
Over Shoes Saddle covers sell by the robe Call AZ
No. l09, Main st. fdec1l NICOLL < CARR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-14

Il.
fY1Hk partnership heretofore existing between Jane,
- baruet and James &. smylie !. Nv mutual consent
'nis haF dissolved and we would by this notice solicit
az hos- indehted 10 the firm of Barnett Snyiie 10
cal and settle their accounts either by otherw Sc
lhose having claims against said irn will also have
Their accounts ready for settlement
Wheeling. Dec II. lsis.-st
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Respectfully your obi. Servant.
HiPAN RlRDAN

P. S. ! should be pleased TO Use MIR.
Hogle's horse power as have not one OF my
own. Should any one wish 10 purchase
rights for my separations they will find me at
Culerain Tor the next ten tiaes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-14
CHEAP COUNTER.

1liF subscribers icing DESTROYS of couueractng tho
that the Cheap Table has produced in this city
and vicinity. takes this method n reif defence sf nfo
ming the people in general they have scattered al
over their counter mo, remnants and old goods OF y
but fresh goods which they will self regardless OF
All that want good goods and grcei bargains. come
quick. iheY VIII he sold al great sscrifcesno mis-
take. Just, think fora moment--gesn such have
sold at g cents yard. H. sell for i2l cents.
Calico sold igi cents III sell and cents.
and other goods in proportion. II YOU don't believe II
come and see Remember at HERRYIItLk co.
y. B-Our entire stock OF Casnnieres and Nousiins
DeTaius we determined 10 close out REGARDLESS of
prices. fAl fdcesl II. X Co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-14

BUFFALO ROBES.
"A LOT Of ROBES just received direct from Saint
a. Louis, for sale low. NlCOLL CARR.
deco
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-14

@Mks. II KINDER. OF BssAsa. Nj ass, SAYS that
she mas remedy her shelves which IN Get
the wants Of her customers TO completely the Great
American Remedy. Vanahn's Lithoutriptic NJ .lure
This famous article has attracted The notice OF the
Buffalo Medical journal, and of the cont to
that work seems 10 think that the legslatu. the
state of New York Ought to buy the Nbe facui
y are enrased because they know NOT lis nd
and have intimaed that IL should be given public
"pro bono puhco. so it may be after fortunes have
been made with il, and till then let all who safer from
sickness Of any Kind, call upon The Agents, whose
names are under The Advertisements in columns and
ec.l pamphlet. deei3
NJ THorses while running at large in the hslds are
very apt to bfuse and inlure themselves many ways
They are o.n disabled 10 be useiess for long
time. IL immediate use of u. A. FAHkgsroCE & cos
EUnErAoKsT the bruised parts well saturated and
The remedy rubbed in, il would give reief and the
pain No farmer should be without This celebrated
dieine, as II Is alike he aIing to inan or beast.
For sale in Wheeling by the foowie Agents:
A BRENTIINGER. Monroe street.
deci4 J.CRUMBaCkE Err SON, Main 81.
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DISSOLUTION,

Il NE partnership heretofore sting between ia oh
Henry sud Thomas c. Robinson, under the firm of
Henry Robinson, was dissolved by uai consent on
the LIST inst.
The business VIII hereafter he conducted by Jacob
Henry, at The Old stand on Main street who is hereby
Authorized 10 receive all debts due the concern and H.
quidsie all claims. JAcORHENRY
Dec 4, le+c. T. c. ROBINSON.
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00n GROSS superior blue Matches, for sale a,
81 Nv decl2 j. HoRNBROOk'S new store

ELANKEfs-A Few pair much larger aud far sure.
~ rior 10 Mckee a Rohinson's, Just received ffou
New Philadelphia Ohio, where they make the test art
cie IN Trio western country, tor safe low al
deco W. GooDRICH's
T. RECEIVED this day, by Express, q few dozens Silk
Ae rush Gays. new style very nne aud ciesp.
Also ~ doz oregon Caps and . general assortment
OF Youths aud ChiIaren's Taps, for sale low
dee7 >. AVERY. No. 10 Nom street.
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Choice Gift Books and Juveniles.
CHEAP TABLE.

pARGAlNs-Be,ng DESTROYS of feaucinr nv stock
the ist OF January will Offer goods Al such ,,c..
a. " III NOT fail "a convince het am selling bar
sans. cai and see for yourselves.
decl SPSsFNry
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-14

VA RIGHTS INDIAN VEeETABLr Puis- Genuine, for
sale constantly by WIN. K. MCKEE,
decf South Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-14

BUFFALO ROBES
THIRD Lot just receved-We furnish them
~ nov by the bale. robe saddle cover. Also, Buff
fso Over Shoes, by the dozen SINGLE pair No I0q
Main street. ldeel2 NICoLL CARR.
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PENMANSHlp

MR.. J. ID. WILLIAMS will commence .
vi School OF insIruc lion in Penlnanship
and Siyleographic Card Marking, Tor Ladies,
IN the building OCCUPIED by the 2nd Presby-
terrain Church, South Wheeling, on Tuesday
next, the 18Th inst Instruction will be
given in the most elegant style OF Penman-
slip Tor iodies. Terms moderate. decl4
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We ronubli.F. to-day the resolutions lait
before the ohio Ssuate bf Mr. Anahoi3 OF
Monroe ihsf people nsycousijerl.eai as 'bcy
are AID we venture 10 ssy fas hsy viii 70
longer coun,cnsncc a-it.ian measures 80
,,.i,i,r. there r,4ts,ei. donat merely look
me o,sr,b..y Of ,te oppor,ianmrul law
ofl.., !, ietr- bit 90 Tie uaer prosmllou ct
A., .,.,... eminent. and the erection I'd
~ i,it.,I.re a., IA Fanrc Can it b,
,a.,at,,, s,,y ye,r. o., uninterrupted peace
..t',,...,o,;t, h. neonle al Oaioviil see The
,,heels Al .oye,s,neot sion. that thry viii re-
60 a.. s,a.,l,.. osrsa.ary to the mango
- 49,, oo,e,,o,sn, and resort 10 auar-
~. "a ~. ,.,..,n. sxsmal.s ct me French
~ .....h..,.,.9
~ -. ,5..,. ,be oao,,s Of Ohio viii
49,, emotion an, measures Tor the over.
a., e -. oa,arao,sn, under which they
,a,a 9, lon, l;yeJ. bst viii. on the coatfsy
.no.;go "a ro.,itsd oblivion. the men who
srenoy ssekiaa to de.tta, tie whole foun.
J,,ion noon which the prosperity Of The state
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Trustees Sale
Cash for Elax-

r WILL pay the highest market price in cash for
- s"o1 fisA- tHAS. u. BERRY,
lows Water street. Wheeling. Va.
lGSzette, Warren. Trunhiil county to,o eony to
amount OF two dollars and charge tais Office
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A. ". ADAMS
SUNDRIES.

SUNDRlES.
M Borcs raisins; bate almonds;
w 20 drums fgs; " wainuts;
10 drums Sutana raisins; 3 ha-s fresh flbcrs;
casks Zant currants; " a. pslm nuts;
2 fras fresh dates; hhs paper sheli'd almonds;
kegs malaga grapes; csses pine apple cheese.
3 boxes fresh eitron; = do hquoriee;
do do lemon peel, bxs lemon ju juhe paste
do do orange do do venilia do do;
go do tg paste iiquorioc "a do
6 do oranges 2 do lsmons;
Just reed and for sale low for cash. by
MRS. NJ. J HEATING.
dec2 Monroe ST. between Main and Market
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WIDE WINDOW SHADES

lust reed. large lot OF zig Lead Lead p,s, .,,s
- bfass cocks, and ior sale ny anu
novso HoRNBRouk DILLON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-14
NEW VARJETy CTOpE

fACoB HoRNBROOK respectfully informs the citi.
" zens of Wheeling and vicinity. Boainien, Pealsrs
and others, that he has opened, in the new Monroe
Honse bloch, Monroe street. large assortment of every
descrpt Of
VARIETY GOODS,
which he viii sell low as any other store west of tho
mountains. Among his stock may he found every
rely Of small articles of domestic use from PANTY
Rihie to button mould, either by the paakage or at
retail and he VIII I've happy 10 wait upon customers at
all times. Please call and examine decl2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-14
CONSTABLE BURKE & cos

TMPRoVE IMPERISHABLE sALANANDER
u SIZES, warranted Fire proof, aud entirely Tree
from dsnrs mould secured by Chubs Thief sscctur
Locks Also Yac's Powder aud Thief Proof Locks and
Andrew. Combination Locals with 10 $50 changes. for
sale by THOS. C.. CULBERTSON
h6 Union st. Wheeling. Va.