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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29

gear p boxes, 70. /, just received and f,r sale
- ~ e. " corr
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29

And further notice {. hereby given thatI forhid an
al yss-snffs from BUYING removing Lead
3heT N she above described isuds v5.h,ut a.
written yeTuIss!on.
GEORGE MESsERssslTU. sgs-t
roAEey{,ie, iowa c.. a 81, SIP q, 1877, So
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29

IN - 60. 50 Bbls, superhne ard Extr, Family
8' Flour r ais - W. CnRR'S
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29

0OEE<G ssE.A~SES.~--Tha Subscriber "a
FIR ale. on the n. reaSon1h he tenn. = fss
SIFPEPttiR LOOKING LtS~E~r Of hts r@u nanufse
ture which are warranted be ual 20 any II town
CslI srS sag thaun EDWABD EiNNE.
Fsirernl Pyint, March rs. SIS. 2 ~
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29

WILLIAM LASYuN would respectfully say to hi.
~ fieis and the pubic that he continues 70 Keel,
constsni Oh haad general assortment Of
Rar3Of, F<"x aud looking stoves,
Embracing all she putt, rms in general use.
he is ~ Al Inns prepared do Rry work in he line
Of IN, Copper. ~heet stove Casting business
as good terms he q any shop in the se.t
an COM ecI'CH with lhIs establ- hm' nt fs good
IS tx rsEz CZa1 IA CT ga
IN cporanu all kinds Of Casting csn be done on
shn notice.
Pease cali his shop on Commerce street. snd tal ?
iuoA his stock aud learn his prices, before purchas
ing elsewhere.
JOB WORK done a. all times the shortest
notice.
Mineral Point. Feb 35a T4-s1
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29

PRESERVED GINGER II Jars a fine article
fresh tor sale at G. w, COBB 5
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

ctfG&p.---u Ef-s, Cla lied 4 < 2, reansd inst
s9 received und ft- sale by G. W CaRR
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29

sz0RIS, on hand an5 Tor sale BY
GEO. ". COBB.
CtrGtuS. sa1 choice R4ga,ia and Priucire q
q terz. f1r asla ~ O. RR =.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29

a~@.rEcs, To ~T-PF sTNTENDF,S rs OF SCHOOLS
Is SeEce IS hereby given thst The amount If : ais
faai, for te ia iuvga uuntY, in
ne hants tie uudersisnr subject the orders
To4u sure iHtendrnts.
JOHN acNAIR, Go Treas.
M.reta' FONT, April (, iST2. u2Itf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29
FmU,s TREES AND sac, Hnnmy.

FRCi $ 2EsEES AND SfEfkt ETBIKy.
JOHN HAND,
S4rEhans -NErsf-y 91rd- EvHs-. Il Il Fact qTsna
IOWA CuUhTY, Wl5consfs,
~ ? - "a inf I'm his frenus and the CSC
~ n = public generally lht he can supply SpJS
As with choice vaTirt Cs Of all kinds Of 49,
EESsE'E aESfES,
oHsstiug in ~ I06 OF AprI-s, SIS 10
ears - utus, 15 ut hsrries, # Ounces lag
-n1h GuHsh-rrIs and Ill the r'elIas ct i'u~rauts
ID viii AMI black. A-n. four # me hes variefir- -
pUerrjes, ri AprjCnLs, aches. Neciarine-, g.
fHds g., iTap"s- &C, t"ga' her with sYery variety
rsbbsry orr ",Htzt Pants capab Of withstand
~ tha Wisconsin climate
lii cHl e-'iu az Double ES rs prisrg l6n
-fst"s burh Faf ~" c ;mbfEE c1nnut szsily be 4
s.airt in variety ~ CUlor OF gen reauty. He he
dec, She Finest j-r~ IT n, Fict0rs and Clan
stu SARB, ur t'e plant. and rteeu varieties OF
STR ~ e. RI e. SC &c.
~ II which grow under his 1Jate care snr
s'entn. Or srs supped in Ap-i &c ober. at yer,
"ssOnahIe p7ces csrciU packed drsf-nce.-
ais VrOSer Uf careful " lr;ei variety e.
cget7b p Flower mi ric u at SEEDS. supplied il
'oNe-, Commission 9th .rNise. References of N,
ighest sanding can ne given ,Ehan -~qured H.
~ VP-. FnS- @ ~ =. ". - 1 81
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29

SIS &c Nd TsE,g3. All parsons are hertb,
= no'id d uot fFespas- mine or dig upon uuy a.
lne following iands, without wTigte4 consent
oU.e5 agent.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29

TN E undersigned, in returning thank 70
l. the i8habilsnts of Mineral Point aid viciy,
ity for thsir liberal 4tron age her etofl ono
tanuun~e that be has and will continue q, kaeT.
~ hand FOR thu sc -om ldzti, II n husa re=idinc-
lathe country as well ss IN town an assurt. emf
u READY MADE CDFtINS, OF various 81 . .
VII oh will BE- sld ia the most reason bic Term
He viii also make To ar.ier for such as desl5e1t
any quaIity of Collins nee led.
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! IsTEAM MARBLE WORKS.

aF. &c ,MARkET ST., WHEELING VA.
TTNHE SUlSCRI liER having made extensive arTnngc
mcnts in the East for the supply Of Marble, and
temrating the erection OF Steam works. he woGl. invite
attention ATCheGts, BuIders, and the public in
eral the inspection his stock, consisting OF ltaai
Egytiau Sienna American aud Othe Marbles Of tile nes
qualities which can sold lower than other establish
TeiIt IN the west % r = 'i'
Dealers would iud tito telr advantage inspect his
stock before purchasing elsewhere, .t a.ll u 20
His work is done in the, most elaborate style, and lie
stockof SatuaTy and othe work. Monuments, Ceii
oaphs Tonbs, Head and loot Rones &c and Grave yad
in every variety; heing enabled by his superior aci
tiles TO supply work considerable lower prices than
any other establishment In the country.
Please give call and examine my work
I'D E r. MICHAEL j. ROlIAN, .,
Marble Mason and Vault Ruillef.
n-Also Calcined Plaster, Hydraulic Cement Plaster
Casts and Mocis and Marietta Grind stones, warranted
at the IOwes trade prices. m ie1li Iti ~ go byd
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Z.ouIMcY FouNDRY

Corner muim md Quincy stStFcet0J y
.... -..y, WHEELING, VA. 4it t-ss tI1as 81
TTHE Subscribers having greatly enlarged and now conf
pleted their extensive establishment, ntcpaed 10
furnish the public every variety work In their ne
Splendid plain fancy arches, including tenders, snh
uer Fronts fire iron stands common, TouEd
and straight barred Crates .-l Z. 80
AN RNsIVEdSSoRTMENToF OF SToVRs,
Inelud ne the newest and mOst improved coal and woId
stoves Frpnkin balloon cannon ten plate keel boat
baeheIoT chs ambeT and paTlnr stoves Tomf00 to 00.
oIoyyaTe in All its branches. Sugar kettles, OF vai
ous sizes and ythns in the domestic le Wholesale
and retail. IL ...- u s-i -. = ,-'
and most Improved assortment OF patterns, long
i'm this line OF business and the liberal patronage
hitherto received warrant us to expect continuation
custom in this part or besiDess Wind mill, hay scale
corn shelter truck wheel, and small wagon eaAtngs
wagon IPp PToIfsf Sgf rs. AND PLOUGH CASTINGS.
We arc red tonis the patent lever, patent hill
side Crane HULL Hornet, Snider DC. We have also
cured al this time the 1ensve right to manufacture oI
GIST'S PATENT PLOUGH, ono OF the most Improved
implements in sarnInS at the present day - tis-e
Iron rails and fencing for cemeteries, houSes, aTdeS
yeTandRs &c Porter's improved graduating twyerey or
iron-e have Secifed the patent right for several
ties for this useful and can
from the United StateS ATmory cas possesSing qualities
for facilitating the BlAeksmith's abors which other
possesses Window caps, consos, &c In short ,eveIy
thing line ofbusiness SAD irons with fancy
scTspeTs poTch aet vault eeleTs window and seyve
gTaipss &c QVroueht Iron nall and spikes, tho bes
quality and at the lowest prices gs4t e.i5i tEg
Cc5SPersnns wishing purchase In our line, whoesal
or retail viii please give eah All orders from
confry win be caTefnlly attened TO aud punetual fed
Scrap iron purchased at market prices
auE24. hAMlLION q S hO3SISA.
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Cincinnati lIydrOpHthic or

.hi7WaterG cure .ESBaD11SnIQeQ6..i "
IIIHR above Institution open the reception Or
paens 1t is located aboat five miles from the city,
the Carthagc pike, and but few rods rom the ham
the s1mo the Miami Canal in the 'front.' rem
OF access to those DESTROYS o. enjoying the
a t ~ nature iew rartso country
beSoIe the trSyesi ali the way rom Cincinnati to te
Cure Thee nature art combine, rendering the view
SsI and bsSI Bdlfce displays the taste
artist at The aa o. @
present themselves g the invalid SanRH5 fail to render
sye lie Rooms spacious and inviting, where the invalid
can range pleasure free om atmospheric inuenoes In
and neatly iSTnished; tho Bath Rooms arc ample
modious being the application OF water
GYMNASIUM Hall seventy fyc feet long where patients
sirspsth by he1ith; exercise Tie Springs which lay
nish the water this bshmc1t, clear pure SOL
9 aS@asans Yaaa SoS soS and dsioSS Ths County,
neighborhood remarkable for heahnpess purity OF
not think o more desirable place. 5r those seskIRs
iealth than this lnstt1on ,ll
Of for many years segs 10 sssse
thst no aiIJ Sl t hiseS ~ Mrs PEksf who has
years. devoted her 1ne
FOR 50 inpoi staton tske sPeei9 charge Of The
female department. - health and happnesS
the and destroying the uss
Slness Fl Independent 6 ressees
sdporte OF any TO this subject we would invite
the attention Of ladies' as IN All cases we shai
perform peTeGt ely x; ~ - a.. ,,,., r a.
md IJTyt6n Railroad win stop at the Carthage
tsS Patients are requested to bring two eoulorta
i f,o two coarse Sheets six towels, and a
~. NJ ~ ar ola linen, suitable handages-
~ sThe terms ror Roafd Medical Services, and All
ordinary will be ten dollars per week payable
sely Extra atehdanee will subject the atient 70 an
Some deductiOn will be n1adn 70 those who
s n to spend length OF time pthe Institu
on transient persons will be charged two dollars per
From three to i've dollars will be charged for the first
~, ,ddr.. t+r b. f-.s.
+, - ID. A.PRASE, ". d. ~. :, E ~
s57s'i h.l ~ - Proprietor and Physieian.
r.rtbape Hamilton Co.. Ohio: aIg24
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YELIS & CALDWBLL,

(sUCCEssoRs TO JAS. PAULL q COZ
Importers and WhOIcHRIe dealers in Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, DC.
No. SO, UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN ST.
AVIN purchased the entire stock. fixtures, chemical
apparatus, &c, OF the firm OF James PAUL DC. would
respectfully solicit the patronage OF dealers and tho public
generally. All goods war; 'aIi:ed-
In retiring from IL Drug business, take pleasure in
recommending favorable consideration successors,
Messrs Kels CALDWELL and have hesitation in saying
that fIieT customers, and dealers generally, will
ceve attention and accommodation which has earned
for ths well known house Glarge share OF patronage
--.#- JAS. PAULL& CO.
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M1AnTI MEDICAL cohLEGE

OF CincinnntI-Session of 1S52-'53.
I'M regular OF Medical Lectures in this Institu
II tion will commence on the FIRST MONDAY OF
NOVEMBER NEXT, 1889, and continue four months.
+-.-E nnAzD o TRuSTEIs. gT1 NC
Rev. c. ELLIOTT, u. d., President ofthc hoard. Sd
o. n. LANCiDON&, ". d., Secretary 't Z"
Rev. THORNTON /. MILLS.
Hon. c. u. COFFIN. s..t . .t-.sls s, #fs.515-f
X. ID. MUSSEY, N. d.
Hon JOHN BURGOYSE.
Hon. FRO. IIOADLE in. t.Ir ist'i5
E. NJ GREGORY, ESQ. p. .sflfar
GEO MENnENIlALL, NJ. d.
The Faculty is composed OF the following gentlemen;
r. d. MussEY, d. PI oIcssOr of descriptive aud Opcr
ative Surgery. t. '. .f-
j. p JrpxiSs, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy. sc-3
J0HN II AVIS, NJ. D., Adjunct Professor OF Anatomy
JoIS +. WHITE, NJ. D., Professor of Theory and PTao
ice Of Medicine.
Csc NENnEYirILr, NJ. H. Professor of obAlelFies and
diseases OF Women and hildren. l.sll H tsi'
JouH A. MURPHY, NJ ID Professor OF MateTinl Medicat
The rapeutiCs and Medical Jurisprudence.
o. G CONETYs, N. D., Professor OF Institutes ofMedi.
cine fi .af .t -tl .'l
JoTy LOCKE, Jn. NJ. D., Lectu' or on Chemistry
rRELNtSARY corEsE Of Lectures upon some Important
sneciaities Medicine AMI Surgery, will be gven during
the month OF OCohor These lectures will be ee Stu
dents arc advised to commeicc with this course.
The OISSECTINCi ROOMS, under the supervision oi
the Adjunct Professor Anatomy will be opened on the
list OF October. -, ,ts..-
Nseecting Ticket SlO Graduation Fee S25, "a, .
rVi W. ''''' j. r JUnKINS, NJ b.
ar Dean OF the Faculty.
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80 10 New Music Store.
Sign of the, Gsreeinn rriEouum, No. 100
..g Main Street. Hs

,st-7 j. FIcKlESoN would respectfully nI.
IL i 7inoInoe TO the citizens o. Wheeling and vi
II u y cinity, that he has Just opened nSw N,'
Guitars, ViOInreilOs Rngoets Flutes, Flies, AccOIde
ODs Banjos, and Tamborines. Brass Instruments the
Instruction books for all kinds Instruments and
Music for the Piano. Guitar Flute Violin, also. the
newest Songs, Duetts and the hest Roman aud
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings.
Screws Tiol n Finger aud Tail Boards. saia.
Bl.Ys ViOIinccllO and Violin.
y. Kc Furniture Polish for renovating yarnished
Furritu,e snc Pianos Cabinets, Steam boats any
descriptions OF Furniture.
Also for sale by the Agent Kebcr Pttsburg Pianos
Of the first and best munu euLe in the United States such
Nuns and CIaTk's grand square Pianos, j. b. Dun
hsms Hallett and ALIENS celebrated EOston Pianos Sc
Agent for the make OF CSThardt aud Needhans Patent
MelOdeOns. f- 5s.. f-..a @ d ID .
~ II lowest prices. q r. '''.# " @ " ' IT,
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r. 0caI and Travelling Agents Wanted fer
IPopular and UseMl hooks Just published: CALIF0R!
NIAs1LLuSTRATBD, including descrptio on OF the Pa
mama and Nicaragua Toues with 4s subcrb Tinted Lho
graphs, 24 pages, 9vo; price So. This work, by J. NJ
e has been Gdjudge9 by the unanimous voice OF tho
be the most and intensely in
teTostir volume been written this golden
theme Since the publication of Stevens Journal Tray
es no work as that has created such thrilling
5Itisfe enineny practical and sinteTspersed
with incidents tho most amusing character In the lam
O. one oftha city editorials 't perfect dAguerre.
or GailoTna, taken by the light MONDAY
Also IJr Beici's great work Medicine, THE ANRRJ.
CAS- PRACTICES AND FAMILY! PHYSICIAN, 500 pa.
gcs 900 sheepi price S Dr. Beach at
me head othe in this country Such
Ne demand that gte6 thousand copies 6f this work
printed Iii che edt toa Also, DR. c. ID. Hn5hond's
work The same pTinctplH Of nraotiec MRDICAL1NS
FOR{THE MILLION, or T3UE Gu1DB
O Nth, 12To., cloth, 62S pages price 81 80 CLOTH
al nnner covers; fourth thousand Also, WOMAN. IN
HRR VARIOUS RRLAT10NS=eonts: ring practical Edles
for American females or their conEEc in the detail oil
eyeTy domestic dutyi royal 1sno, red cloth iustrated
Iagesi price 63 cents This wT should be he hands
ofeyeTy lady especially the yoGEg Such 10 its Opiat5
thousand eoptsa sold
son OF Now York alone wit very tsw moaths lFl
orders for hooks above I'D veYtised, with cash postage
stamps accompanying, will he promptly prepaid TO
's H,fr Address, - ROBERT n YOUNG. 81 t.
:. Cs.ncr rossor to WIN. Hold edge,1 .
il 20 N-A-sSs Nc. i49 Fulton street, New YORK
O-EdorR iviEg tns advertisement two or three IN
sertona enbre viii be entitled to a eoPT o. ~
IustTatea 7i5.f SIC = Sd z4aipsgtEstt-7
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TODD & DEVOL

AT THE WE'LL KNOWN STAND,
Sign Of the BLack Mammoth Boot, South End Of
Market Square, -
RE now opening unusually large stock OF Fall and
N Winter Boots shoes, Hats and Caps, selected with
great care, and at the very best workshops
OrPhadePhia and New England. expressly for our Whole
Retail trade To regular customers, and all
others who favor with CALI can offer you goods
which guarantee equal ia quality OF material and work
masr, TO those manufactured in this any part Of the
United States. TODD & DBVOL.
Whlcling, Sep 81, 1852. 81 nae
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NOTICE..


w. ID MUIIE,
-y No sI76, Market Street, ssffl
TAS commenced receiving from NJ York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore, his FIRST stock on - jzsfsE sITu-.
ll5es NEW FALL DRY GOODS .ta
To which he will daily be receiving additions until the
sortmcnt Is complete. ~
Without enuerating all the articles he would just say to
and every body else wishing to buy, that in
the stock may be found goods of the
NEWEST FABRICS, AND DESIGNS,
StapIe keeping articles Of the best makes and
quality which Offers for sale at such prices cannot be
beat in theetY. - sept4
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AND PITTSBURG RAIL
Al 80 - 81 a "A


nNand. after wednesday, June 10TH 1852, Passenger
" Trains wTun daily CSundaya excepted as foIlows'
vile and intermediate stations; $40 p M Accommodn
tion Train for RsyeLma stopping all way
Leaves weyisviIie at 1885 p NJ Express Train for
Cleveland, and intermediate stations t'.',
The 940 Express Train from Cleveland connects daily
with the following lines, to wits AT Hudson, with the
Akron Branch Railroad for Cuyahoga Falls and Akroni at
Warren; Alliance with the Ohio and Pennsylvania Rail
Roads Baynrd, with hacks Dover, New Philadelphia
FOR RPiTTSBURG,-The s.4o A. NJ, Express Train,
ro Cleveland connects at Wesville with the new and
elegant side steamer, FOREST cry for Pittsburgh
and intermediate landings, arriving at the same
evening
olevelandto Pittsburgh, by Ohio and Penn.
sylvaniR Railroad $500.
Pare Cleveland to Pittsburgh, by way weilsyic,
Passengershre eketed through, and their baggage is
checked through to Pittsburgh via Melsvile.
FOR WHEELING.-The $50 A. NJ. Express train 1roEI
Cleveland welsvie with the spended side
wheelig steamers, WINCHESTER and DlURNAL' fot
inr Al Wseelipr eaTiy Inc SONG evening -
tRETURNING.-12;35 p. n. ExpIess Train, connects
and Silroad at Alliance and at Hudson with
tho Akron Branch Railroad. y '
Passengers leaving Pttsburg at o'rlodk, A: NJ, and
Wheeling O'Clock A. NJ will take tile 1885 p. M By
press Train ellsvillc, and arrive at Clcveands In
mo to connect with tho Lake Steamers for New York,
Also for Toledo Detroit, Chicago, Racine, Miwaule,
and the entire NorthiWesti ~ 'i.s- -. p
the morning by this route, arrive at Cleveland the same
evening the following night, can New Yorkor
The Accommodation Train leaving Ravenna at oolock
la NJ connects at Hudson with the Akran Branch Rail
Road, and reaches Cleveland in time to connect Will tho
morning Express Train the Cleveland Columbus and
Cincinnati Railroad forthc South. 80 -
5REruRHINo-TheA Acconmod1ti Train leaving CleVe.
land at 6OP NJ connects with the Express Train from
Cincinnati and Coumbusat Cleveland and with the Akron
= b. & p r. R. orTToE, JOHN DURAND.'
Cleveland, June H. H52 Superintendent
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: WHEETING. ,YA, TUESDAY MORNING,
CITY BUSINESS.
ooPPE;lls:, THY 8 sITEI.T i. IIt0E wAi.lE

% THANKFUL Ior tic liberal patronage heretofore
eH bestowed upon him, the subscriber would respectful.
S inform his friends and the public generally r
continues TO manufacture theabOye named articles in
all their variety, hand good an,
AOrInent forWhoeSalc and retaill at very lOwrricest
lie also Keeps on hand, cooking stoves Orthe most Al
proved patterns for coal and wood. "a! .aL e
Job work will continue receive his particular
aud be executed with prOmptness aud IN style that will
please the most astidiot3.
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NEW FIRM.

--zs.r,s. NEW FIRM. l..T sss5
- MESSRS. CAYWooD, CoNKLIS &c CO.,
ca having purchased the entire stock fStoyes, Tin,
:SSs<SS Copper and Sheet Iron OF t. &. CubeTt-
Sfl son, would respectfully inform the citizens ni
f1is Wheeling and vicinity, that they viii carry on
lhe business manufacturing Tin Copper and Sheet
Iron Ware, of which they have constantly ON hand good
assortment Wholesale and Reta very low for cash;
ali nc TsOns wishing purchase would do well to call AMI
zee US No. 49, Union St, at the old and we'll known
Wta nd heretofore occupied by T. e. CulbeTtson. tl %.
Particular attention paid TO repairing.
Wheeling. Aug 2t, CAYWooD, CoNKLEN& & co .
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RooIn. Stn,founRy.i VnPiety Goods, &c.
TIME subscriber thankful or the liberal patronage exten
il Ledto him,bess to request the OF
ing Of School, Medical, Theological Historical and Mis-
cellaneous Books Plain and Fancy Stationary Hank
book wall and window PdreTss and Variety Goodl8-
To Nerehants Teachers. School TTustee9H ana otfeLa
wishing 10 purchase In quaint every ipdpeeen VIII
be oifeTed in prices and frrtilB. L.. ~.
RaES taken In exchange paid Tor In cash. at
ta'est JOHN q. THOMPSON, a.
A,igio1I-tfg e jilssF1 ~ = % Momoe Street.
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TMOs. MORNBROOK,S !
BrentIinger & Armstrong,
pREsCRTPTTON

HAYE Just received at their medical store fresh sur
II ply OF the most choice medicines, such as People may
rely upon making their Selections regard Is paid to
prices the article be OF tho best quality.
Physicians Prescript put up by careful hands
at nll tinles, dnY or niHhI. ang2i-1yrd
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AmerirnnS, PntrOntzc Our Own Mani
wheelinR Silk Factory.

Wheeling Silk Factory. =
A MRRIcAS silk, manufactured into superior and sab
IA stanI articles OF thefYaTiOHs IabTiCS now In al
GILL'S SILK RACToRYj Main street, Centre Wheel.
ing The curious in such tters invited TO call ad
the process OF manufacturing, and those wishing 20
chase ks Voleshl6oT retail, be supplied reason
able terms s Store adjoining tho Factory at a.
A. Adams S. FoTbs', \. o. Fairchild's, Marsh & Tay
lOr's and o. w. Heiskis, Wheeling, Va and at James
Richardson's Furnishing Waie House, No. 1l9, Main
Street, Cincinnati, O.
Our Fabrics warrened all pure Silk and have taken
the HIGHEST PREM UM and gold and silver nedalP,
at the Institute, New York. Franklin Institute,
Philadelphia and Ohio State Fair. we are constantly
manuactuTng stock is large and reasonable,
comprising unny VaTietesvelvets satns, veSts drcss
silks Tnges cravats, handkerchiefs OF white, black,
plaid figured and printed all the newest Styles made o
bestwined silk. twiIed and lhain Aso shirts, drHweIE
and half hose for gentlemen. F.r =g-
lean manufacturer Orders orevery variety oisks prompt
MerchSntablc Cocoons 1nd ReeIed silk bought.
Sf'T'l n -f 1920 JOHN w. Gill.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-14
ARTIFICIAI, TEETH.

gI,I--al, DIR. s. p. HULLIHEN, Once No. l31,
Fourth street, near tho Presbyterian church,
u MannfactuTea Teeth iexpIesaly for each par.
-l11+IydenlAr, Gaze. Full sctfa of Teeth any
parts OF sets. made with artificial Gums. The Gum Is
made Ia or solid niccctc cost iS the "a mo
for teeth with or without gums : 1t-i7 i7sSA. -
Full scls ofteeth made from SO to SI60 Sctt; sIral
sctts from SO to IS per tooth, .{ iyr,d,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-14
no CountrY .NIerohants. /

1rR &. s. KNOX having Withdrawn from the firm. OF
NI MeClalIen Knox & Co.. the remaining partners have
associated with them Mr. Chester D. kioG Cbrother OF s.
Knox 50 long and aVOably known Inth trading public
assuming the style OF ofHIeCIalleus and Knox.
ey Iyoud inform heir old customers ChU
have long and literally them) and all otherdeal
eTs In boots and Shoes that Fan Stock will be arTiv
ing from the 10th to the lAStlOf SeptAmb0Ta
nVng been selected with the EReatest care and bought
IorAs they AAtsr themselves thlttn thir a stock 81
Boola and Shoes they hold out inducements In quality
and prices superior to any ever offered IN tho IN
Country erchauts their east tey would be eaA'
ed to ehh their stock and post them npTees eaIlesal
challenging comparison with the markets. OF and
Phlladelphia. Csep3l McCLAILENS &kNO4