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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29
GREAT BARGAINS,

WHEELING AND BELNoNT BRIDGE cLOrEINo STORE.
y BEG 10 call the attention OF ny customers, as
4 well as every body else TO my new and
SPLENDID STOCK OF FALL GOODS,
received from eastern cities, and bought on the bsi
terms auction and Jobhng houses
Ny stock CONSISTS of the following articles, viz
Supr black blue and fancy coored French Cloth Cas-
siineres of all grades and styles Cassneis, Satin, silk
veivels aud other Neing, laudkerchieis, fancy sus
pcudsrs Gloves, Hosiery, LauOs WOO and China SIX
under shirts and Drawers.
Ready Made Clothing.
NV stock OF ready made clothing Is very large and
not s passed by any other the cay, and consists OF
Sup'r French dress fruck Coats, Cashmere and
Cassinct pants Nestmgs of all Kinds and qualities,
Srs, very hne Article OF bioached musn check and
flannel.
Customer Work.
Having received the latest New York and PhIladcl
phla fashions and having engaged whe east superior
and fashionable Cutter, am prepared % execute work
the neatest and most fashionable styie. In aw
my stock IA as large. my styles good, and my pr
cheap. "a any other estahlr hnieht west OF
mountains Call aad look ior yourselves.
MY motto 10; short profits tar cash,
Oct | q h ANNE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29

TO THE HALT AND LANE, Censiooks Nerve
aud Bone Imminent sud iudlan Vegetable Elixir, ihe
most o,iectus for Rheumatism contracted cords.
muscles. and warranted 10 ouTs any OF Rheuma-
tt-n, o. tsout dec Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29
dUbeeli1to Dimes {
VOLUME XIV oA 90
grts G0GG8.
STONE s. GD0nlds.

NEW FANCY AND STAPLE Dry GOODS
sa0isE.
No. los Maia Street. Whseiing, Va.
I'd door GJore J. Myers.
THE SUBSCRIBERS having associated tsemse,ve,
together '"I The purpose Of carrying on the Fancy
and staple Dry goods business under Tho arm ~
SGoNE A. THOMAS
Beg leave TO inform The citzcas OF Wheeling ard VI
eln'i at thFJ are now rcceiyng and opening their
stand, No To-, Main Stfeci. Wheeling an cuiirc New
S'nrk OF ancy and staple Foreien and Doaestic Urv
eooit Having purchased the Above for CAST, ant Is
sen steet pans m their elections that aiter them
selves that tney ofer BARGAINS evrelei ~ none
PLEASE CALL Ann EXAMINE.
thei s'ock may I've found large tneut siks
Piai9s, CinFhsms. Alpacas Ronhazines Cashntres
ne lame. pfhts' shawl, Cloths, Cassineres rweeds
Cassine;ts &c. sc.
- : Nddliions viii he made every f.w DAYS from
kew YORK, Philadelphia, and Baltimore until their stock
i ,,,"olilPe1e' T.. STONE.
Wheeling, sopt2 20. 1917 THOMAS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29

DIR SPHON'S SICK HEADACHE REMEDY
WHY Wit yuu suffer with that distressing complaint
when remedy hand that will not tail cure your
TINS remedy VIII ctectuaiy destroy any attack OF head
ache, either bilious. IL has cured cases OF
twenty yearss standing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29
D. ALI.IMAN

GRiMSHAA's Iadies' ard tent leuen's Lexicon and
Parlot Companion, containing nearly every word the
English language, and exhibiting tht pluras Of nouns
and the particulars 81 NeiS. icing also particularly ada
ted 10 It." Use ot tho academies by Viii
iain 6ftnshaN, ESQ arthur uf Of the Glove histories
COW EEs ALTON ON NArt RAJ. PiltI OSOfHY.
TUE BEAU TiES OF HISTORY Tor the use nf fam
HES and sehauls witl questions. ~ I. VI StFetch
The Publishers invite ala tine Teachers who have lhs
interest of their pupils al heart 10 eAaue their Vhlua
bic OF school looks before INTRODUCING any others
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29

PILES, SORES, &c-The Genuine Hays Lnament,
is an article justly celebrated cure for mo
above, any all others Ito cures are almost III
nuueratle aud It Is only necessary To let those who
knew the article and used il with great success,
thai 1t be tad and gent e of Coisock = Co.
81 CORTLAND 81. New YORK, sole pfoprieiofs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29
'EEa. HUG HES, .Eks.


ANUIH HER MINI Nh
z HAVE lust received another large aud splendid as
=. sorimcht Of READY MADE CLOTHING. and ST. all
he receiving Them weekly from my manufacturing a.,
tahshmeut in Baltimore. Now Is tlic chance, ior all
those who want cheap. fashionable and good Clothing
will do ell 10 give ne cad before purchasing eise-
where. determined 10 sell READY MADE cloth
ing at prices cannot exceeded any OF the East
ern cites, at Wholesale Retail. Mmd-Otlers may
you they sell cheap, but there is hut one clothing
here known hy the OF the Baltimore clothing
store, which you win iJ,d tbs house formerly oceu-
Did hy Jno Goshoni STEIN,
Nov No ~ Nam 81. u door hollow klrfT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29
FRESH FRUITS. &c.

hTASfI II no 10, &c.
70 L. ZiNN would call the attention of his friends
= . aud the public generally, To his fresh stock Of
tf'its, &c at his confectionery, Monroe street, No IL
the following IL only part:
Dol Oranges 2hoXes Lemons
~ drums flfs . fras Dates
3sacks soif shell almonds iii Hterts
2zaeks fresh CoeVa nuts / cream nuts
hhi English W alnats 3boNcs uiulc paste
, des Lemon Syrup COZ Peppcr sauce
hhls Butter Crackers VT Soda CRACKERS
l " sugar Crackers BhoXes hfe efarkyrz
10 cans ~stftnes box ttT1us
I hbl Bologna Sausage ehAs guur's tobacco
Just received and for sale hy nov6 g.. e. INN
EsREsH Ra,sns aud Lemons Just received ~ boses
L NJ. r. kai-ins, Boxes ifesh Lemons and iur sale
low al No II, Monroe street.
oht IINN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29
and Carpst Ware Rooms,

md Jdfps[ FFdft hO0HhS,
No. ll3. Main street, Wheeling, Va.
rgSlIE subscribers would respectfully call the attention
of their and the public generally to their
stock consisting the largest and most splendid sssort
ment of the latest style and lest finished Furniture.
Looking G asses odered in ibis city, aud which
cannot re surpassed in the country all of hich
will be sold al prices That cannot fail TO please wsrrsn
ted to give Also large stock OF piosery
hand and made to order, snlialie for Steam
hoais and Family Also Venetian and STAT Window
Blinds hand and made 10 order.
a STEAMBOATS, FURNISHED with every article of Fur
niturc at short notice and on the very best
ntr2J MENDEf = HARBOUR;
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29

r H. HtSS Co, have Just received their Fall aud
~ Winter stock of goods which is much larger than
usual The friends ami customers Of the establishment
invited 10 call All kinds of clothing furnished rea
dy made to order at the shortest notice.
ReCOilect 10 call door above the L. = Hotel wa
street. where the Blanket hanging right side
out oct -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29
2SOnkS, So
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
FesEG. AaeeE "a 60,
EXTENSIVE PUBLISHERS.
Wholesale booksellers and Stationers
Ne Q North Fourth st.
GHss4tDEEpsEga.
~ err constantly hand. very evters We assert
49, rtcnt of BOOKS aud STATION NEN. such are
atruct sud usually purchased fnT tartrv sales which
they ~if soft favnrahe terms the articles he
purchased iu this city. New N0rt. or Boston.
Having au extensive WlNDERN connected with their
establishment. I1cy enabled 20 supply orders for al
tho vNrtie ~ BsUk Wors, The best manner and at
tire shortest Unfifc.
OFFICERS OF BANKS. NNp CLERKS OF
Gri MY COT NTS.
NNfsf ~rr ~ INK BDOF cInSI if not superior 70
auF fbsy haVc bad u arl Orders ny Country
Merchants VIII Ht aromptv attended io.
Earcuiar attgutiFG VI1 as1 he paid 10 all Ordeis,
fhfaurh Country Merchants hv mail for Law. hcdi
cal srsausas HookS Tor p1hjic AID private Libraries
and 1n effort VIII he spared TO complete all such orders,
iilr most re1sarG Do terms.
~ goun'fg ucsers VIII dni 10 u their advantage 10
csii ava ryaWlue Our large Stock hsorc naknl their
purchase M.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29
OYSTERS, OYATLRS. OySTFRS

PfsilE subscriber would call the attention the eit
. zens OF Wheeling To The reduction on Ot STEERS
owing To the severe illness OF his family that he AZ
been compelled To stop the busiaes- some weeh
post, he win open his house tins evening Nov g. an,
" "a sell al no folicwns prices. .f-.-
- cent? prr dozen Raw, .l
~ do do stewrd
Sl,25 per Can, Re ZINN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29
Pc zINN
IIODGkIN'S

"CLEBE.. fED COUGH aNBY.
rfTHE undersigned has the exclusive AGENCY Of the
= Above cecsi aied cu1gh candy whcits strong
W recommended ~ numerous py sieans Of hlghost
standing in the West safe eApetofant iu colds,
whooFns cough asd ali catarrhal affections L all aud
give ~ trial. tor sale wholesale aud Te,a hy
nov 4. g.. ZINN, ~ Monroe ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29
Gf.0crrscS.


II I'd arrre8 81 af fau,'l, ctaseu. sofa. ein-ef aHa
lsn.nl-.i. rrm~.. ne..,.so' Almonds.
praust Is ursrfes, Gwen,
Enf-h tt'na.s lrrol.. nras.
ra'm Nuis. 49, fr'..n".
Freueb Cafrnsts r,-s. Ro-s srl 2. 'rr ssniie-
rrrl.r Sauce fi,. al Htssrrr ErrNsnNS
Nov - N"" '"' u'' "''''''H
1~NrRt rs7 DIV eIour-t 6..-i .s,'g Of eytta frnl.
- iy rair ra,' lsus usi rccavei ard I've sale
Noe. = T. csf,=sr Ns-sst sal nssa -irer,s "a
-rtg5 30 sMr NEtNeCN 60.
. w rloas-rrs.h s'gaas ~ sss, W, .a-sl.e.
tuion streets ~ EESWEARiNGEN go.
-=t-ry,vurtr r,a--- r-sar s-ss-t ra,ty,fr-t
u Forr of pr,ur ava iy. iasi rri and f sale
NJ q 4 eofaer Mako go a.en - ~
Ran. shau. asd N.ata..-, i4fse .arply efntia
- aat Shar,s iusi received 80 fsf sair a N p :
'' oS's- N-'''' ~ '''' swr,rivevV . Co
No 10 East Stas Uarksi Sqrlrs.
NEW IRON.
GROrEVY AN v'RrFrY STOPF
'THE subscriber respectfully Informs his eii ffienas
room i'frery oeenpi"d y Rnht Cove deed or N'.Aai
square. where hq irifs kresnF sapf sssnffaenf If
lirshu,sl iron. Nails aad oasiiH-.. Window g ~.
ta,tan Warn, tHudr y ics and ba.iug ais1 rcurgs'
sssa'fucnt NJ Cre-rrIss tlesusyffe &C. a'fnf which
levitt sell either wsesa'e rsisi at very 'os prizes
~ hopes Va rrict attention ard se's-ns.ustsn 10 a.
business on fsr FrH, p'cs lneft aHi share
81 pubic patronage. scP 10 pltkhF
CHEESE. CHEESE.
SUPERIOR English. Hoiisad. sap sstn. Pine anp'e
a' '''''" "'s'i'' tt'''' 4, ,,t...,,.
Heo y "'f'"h'N.
"a u,t.p r,,.,..,,, ,t..,.,.
u / do p-uer siief d.
Hoxrs .he.fea e.,
- i,rtet 40
Rste r. IN Npts
do Ftfiefts
does - WOODROW
,,,,,,r.,, ,.,,,,,.,,.,
his~tf + ~ =.
Z. Casks ZAuf- rurran's Kesx Ma4ss Gfsars
81 10 Boxes N 4 Ratsus 40 fgrupf. ztsVrna Ytrr
foquaHer do H. c'troH.
aheet 40 &h.aes bfanse and Lemon
piumS SuHHna 90 Ieel.
tia'S superior Ha'es'Jhs' reeves eha ot .ale ~
y Nt'hhtN.
'ecs ~ corner hain avn JEFFERSON sttrftss
..,.<.n -
- 'hh-7 nnls. " o. sugar new crop JUS fetrtsoi
anu iof saiS - -
N"t. - BLNk 4 KNOX.
ryr bhl4P.lsocs iust received ~, ,,,,st.,,..,, an,
4 - for sal. by '
NovSy NJ Acr aENov
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29
THE GOOD INTENT
CLOTHING S'HNke

One Door aboUe the u. s. Hotel, Water st.
Whaling, Va.
j It AUSS a co.
YyEEP constantly on hand all kinds 81
ar READY MADE CLOTHING.
Also furnish order any Garment in their line of supe
rer Workmanship. and in the latest fashion. ~ 20.
EXTRA CHEAP
NEW FALL d WINTER GOODS,
AT THE WATER ST. CHEAP CLOTHING STORE.
Second door belOl1 the L. 5. HOttL,
WHEELING, "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29
FRESH FRUITS.

FRESH FRUITS.
on BOXES fresh Al Il Ras,n.
~ do do I.luons,
do do Oranges, inst received aud Tor
sale low MRS. :, kEA1RtNG.
nov 20
Y9REMIUM HATS ANEEN has on hAnd 4 Iar4.
assortment OF silk AID Beaver Hats whieh
has pronounced hy good judges sOel an4 that
has offered in this city. Also large oftnent ~
superior Otter, Fur Seal, Musk and oth cans ana a
great variety Plush and oilsik caps Aao a hne lot
chidens' fancy hats all of which VIA be sold al o.,
lowest possible proe doc
~ ETTLEMEN wanting a beautiful New York sik
~ hat and beautifully trimmed, VIII call "a
= HARPER's
Fashionable Hat and Cap Establishment, corner
Main aud Union streets. Nov ~
N ERsONs wanting Hats and ape ~ the Nho'essl,
n OF retail viii eallst HARPERs
Nov 10 eornet Nam ana mon .tfcel.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29
HARDW ARE.

ssTEEI. BLADE Slueres,
- Sliding Bowels, just received ct
Nov Is OH IHEf.h's
JAS d. MGILL. n. BusHFkLD. WAITER G. ROE.
zNcCIII. BUSHFIELp K ROE Wholesale Grocers
I've aud Commission Merchants, No. 1874 Liberty At
ri lsburgh JI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29
COPPER, TIN,

COPPER, FIN,
AND SHEET IRON WARE hANCtACfoRf,
lo5 Aarket Square, Whselias, Va
rlslIE subscriber respectfully informs his fnends aud
q tie pubic generally thai no has relaoved las sale
rsnns into the llr-e brick tuitns adIouRs his old
Sand where he IS fully prcpered To No al work either
u Tin. copper Sheet Iron, ehtf rt' 20 hih WITH des
natcb have GA hand iafge ass1rtmenl OF Tin ard
Copper ware that viii sell Tor cash or . PROMPT cst0-
iners on smart credIt. mr II GEO w JOHNSON
feEYnR ANTS Waive and cock ilydrants al n Is
- bureh prices. war; autel 10 work We'll, al
mrIt JOHNSON, rs, Market Square.
= FAD Pipe alnaysou hand n,d luIIl.nei az slHor'
IL nsfice al ur IA IOHASD 5. ir5 Market Sl'r.
rrYpRAhls and o.her waIera pes repaired al short
e uoliee a. null JOHNSON ;. Market Square.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29
TO all Teachers and Parents
STANDARD ~CuonL BOOKS.

Putiissei aut for sair nv Cytdd. EttIorr & Co.
fh.'1'-i Hiiis. aud hy w Eaue. Wheeling Va, and
Goa sale H} booksellers. and Country merchants rcuetai-
ly ia th- SsHihetn states AND ~ booksellers in New
CO.'S 80 lmlale paia. For sale a. above, RusCIIEN-
MERGERS.
{ Elements Of Anatomy and Physiology. for begin
uffs. gIruf. ~
3 E'emsr,ts Of Mammaogy. The Natural History of
0uairure.f. flr tetinnrfs. - cuts.
= t'rn.euia ~ prnfHuu-y. lhe Natural History Of
Birds. So beginners. ~ tats.
D eaents 81 Hepeuinsy sud Technology, the Natu
~ History II Reptiles and FISHES, for beginners, 6j
E'sr5rts n ehrnuelary. thc Natural History of
Sle''s sid ,iaiusrs. for BEGINNERS. 10 cuts
Eencr's NJ Entomology te Natural History Of In
srcfs tsf fsriHHrrs gi rnls
ksaieuts o. Bataay. the Natural History of plants
Tor ifaua.ss. 1919 cute
enrnis Of t.ealnsv. THE Nsfnfai History OF the
EHrth's STRUCTURE. isf 'ssfpuefs. with 200 cuts.
fhe aasNF seffrs r. tuHsHrrtli De- valuable
eeHifi alieis 9 ts eafss Of education which has
teas I,liids' on lifs country.
lar heok - the sefie complete "a Itself aud has
fii t'9ssar aHsuted Tie Illustrations numerous.
d auf beautifully executed.
l"aohefs requested TO ear and examine these
works fsf1fe seoftHr t1 their hnls any hook Ma
Hfai HISTORY, iHse ens Vtfs ehesa. and having been
aFHIuve7 if dist iH-HfsHed anl scientific +iep.
=. have examined pf. Rusr erecr's puhiicaon--
ciueufs ut Geology r. the text of "Ieudant.
Miiicr. f1wst3s and Achie. Canptc"
? tamk thi- ~ excellent vHfs-condcnsed iucd,
act snd en1rreheusttea euide for the pupil and
uieruus s4d exact.
lsisnsal D. sIIIIMAN.
Vac COLLEGE Dec. 10. lzls"
The si.aye valuable hooks have t.-en introdu
foiS. Massachusetts. Nerm-at Msise ohIu. tennsyl-
wanna, Illinois, luuaua aud pronounced by ait,
aH"Nr The most valuable series ever issued from the
Ams rlEau press.
a.. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29

"a AVERY NoIO. Monroe ST. Wheeling, Ma. has this
- day recu,Vela largo assortment oi tur Caps
,isiius OF superior Ouer caps.
III me Fur seal Gaps,
Superior spanish limitation otter caps,
DO Muskrat Fur CAPS,
Mems and Boys Hare seal caps all ofwhlch " III he
sold Wholesale o. TetA Il very cheap. So
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29

DEAFNESS CURED-DR. McNAIR's ACCOUs
TIC OlL-Those deaf from old age and from infancy
ofen their hearing in most miraculous manner
ty this oil II has the effect Ia restore tho
aud bring the natural action OF the pats
restore the hearing when lost or Impaired. THIS
will be done in all feceut deaess and many OF
long standing Al deaf persons SHOULD use this oil 49,
CoInstock & Tn. 81 Couriland ST. are the whoesaers
frice 5 / per hask.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29

REMOVAL.
THE subscribers pectfnv inform their friends and
i the pubic generally thai They have removed from
their Old stand ON Nam -, The new and spacious
building 10 ver eua Of Market where they have every
convenience for the manuf factory of
STAGES, WAGONS AND CARTS
~ the cheapest ard test manner also for all kinds OF
Blacksinithihg, which wtli be- promptly attended To-
Thankful tor pasi faSofs tiey respectfully solicit a
oetO BUSBN 81 LITTLE.
,TJENTt0N rarer manufoc tarers aud book binders
~ Nehaye fr sale : pa per Caenders, one Ruling Ma
chine,
5tarse paper Mil Screws,
3 do small do 40
Making cylinder ~ inches diameter, 30 inches long
Glaze,
N"v5 Cs LAMBDIN q Go.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29
WlrnmlpK.

FRESH GOODS.
DROAD Axes, Hand axes, eastern Bench Planes Bra
- and Bits SpcaI Butchers Hand aud Tenant
saws, w God saws Cincinnati broad and narrow Butts,
Files and Rasps Carpenter Locks, bTass and Steel head
Shoves and Tongs, Butcher knives Table knives, Peck
e knives Circular saws nodgson : (Engsl) shoveiS.
Brass Candestck, sheet Brass Geran Silver, Axe steel
Horse shoe Nails Patent Balances, Steelyards. Maho
raRy Nos Betscrews. Coffee Mills etc. just received
aud fol- sale at the iewest prices by
HENRY L. NORRIS,
Nov 20 Main street.
TAV III. and Cross Cut Saws cases mill saws
&vA utactured from Sanderson's double refined Cast
Steel lust received hV HENRY L. MORN IL,
Nov 20 Nam street.
NIRCULAR Saws for sale by OFT and GREER.
" Nov n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29
BUSHELS of Shoe Pegs received ly
Tom and HOWELL.
LEATHER
TODD HOW ELL

"A FULL assortment of all kinds Of leather kin calf
s4S- Kid, lining and binding skins, SEPARATES Tack,
aud Findings Of all kinds, all of winch viii he sold low
for cash. TopB aud Hnartt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29
CLlEAp CLOThlNG.

" an now receiving large Tot ready made clothing
q evsry DESCRIPTION, which Will be- sold very lev
price ii Won van. a SUIT OF clothes very cheal call
tie auction rooms of W. :. WICkuAM.
dec Al
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29

lust received a lot Of superior silk Flush Caps for
j Cent, and for sale tsw al HRNRI'S
oct - wafer 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29
q DOZ Meus' Fur Caps, just received by
Is SEPT TODD 4 HDXVFf
$40 600 HsHISS AsR&B.
COZ NrrIyI, L, I,rrt,I,Ir

FYsHERE are set of men engaged the sale of East
- ern Boots and Shoes IN this place, who shamcfulv
impose on our unsuspectng country friends selling
them Eastern work for home made article We eau
non taose men to be careful how they tramule
i.his OF others, and II country friends want good
h"e made boot or shoe that be warranted call at
Tho Home League Boot and Shoe Factory ISs Main St
sep IL CONN ELY Il W AIDE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-10-05

A PLEASANT INCIDENT \ You've SOLDIER
FROM GENERAL TAYLoR's ARMY.-Ata meeting
OF the Rou. and Ready Club of one of the city
wards held on Tuesday evening last, after the
business had been transacted aud an adjourn
ment was about TO take place, pale faced
youth, apparently about nineteen years of age,
and stronger TO all present, asked permission
oil the President tc say few words about Gen.
Taylor. His request was of course granted
There was a profound silence in the meeting
when he rose, and WI n some trepidat ton apol-
ogized for asking to be heard. He said he had
reason TO know Gen. Taylor; he knew him as
man and soldier. He had been in the army
seventeen months, and portion of that time
when be was sick and exhausted ty long march
es, and ready TO die, he found warm hearted
fri md and protector in Gen. Zachary Ia flor.
"Gentlemen, said he'll am but nineteen years
old am a stranger here and never attem pied
to speak in pubic. But have read in some OF
the papers attacks upon Gen. Taylor as man
changing him with inhumanity and cruelty
and want to say blunlly that such charges
are fase-false from beginning TO end, no
matter who utters them. | have seen nhu-
manity and cruelty on the part Of subordinate
officers 10 their men-inhuman punshmenis
inflicted for slight offences; but itc0cr in the
prcSencs of Gen. Tqylor-who was always
kind father and protector 10 the poor soldier,
and whom every honest soldier in the army
loved. No man of honor who ever served un
der him will charge him with cruelty, either
10 his own troops or TO the enemy. | was
with him at Fort Brown--marched with him
10 Point lsabel--was in the battles of Palo
Alto, Resaca, land Monterey. After the cap
ture of Matamoras, instead ofnsing one of the
houses in the city as his quarters, he gave them
all up to the sick and wounded, and slept IA
hi- tent on bed that was no; more than four
inches above the mud and water that surround
ed it,"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-10-05

honest tongue would rot between his Jaws he
fore he would say one thing to-day and anoth-
er To- morrow.
Col. II. illustrated the shutting, higeledv-
piggledy course ofGen. Cass by an anecdote Of
two good old Tennessee women, one of whom
was in trouble about indigo. Miss Simpkins.'
said she, can you tell me when bluen's goodp
WELL replied the old dame, if there's any
thing in the world l do know, it's about blu
en-. Ef you take a little lie, put some ashes
in it, then drop in the lump, and eff the buen's
good, ii will either sink or SWIM forget which.
Long continued laughter.) Now with regard
TO the speeches and letters of Gen. Cass, YOU
cannot tell how he stands as to the Wilmot
Proviso, any better than the old lady could
about the test for indigo. (Renewed laugh
ter.) go ,fii' ~ afi tlf{ %