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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06
REASONS WHY M
IRE tur 49, IA i'!i

NE REASONS WHY In -II,-1
o. n, "[ ~" oty MI classca ct i,I' ,,t,,.u'
BECfrSE they arc rrr,,,,,, G.,,
49,. " ,',F Nho'e~'uc medicine. mild IN b.. o.
.rrI"a -, pheasant az ra effects. Tho r,.f a, RAIN M,
a., ~. " Hc'Itr 'nd a ~ti'aud ch,rtr,I ,~,,.,,DHSs
LISA rr INDIGESTION and an sTo,t.rn
.UNiLAiNlS, a Vrosol,eDnd rurif,r 80 -. -
6LChUSE they soorh, Tho ,c-,,s
"'hy me nerves Of motion. imparnng =, ,s.., mt
I'"''' 'uid, AZ pristine tone. and .,,cs strr,,h - -
'l'7H'ss ui mind "t" ''h
, ~ my "cror 3csiroy ne cosfS cC ia So,
20, 1Ht boy'ia 4yaH str,Tg prrgg,,r,,ao I'M
-. science and experience teach fb,t q,
~, '''' alone VIII cure the discascs IF Inc "a.
- y 'l' nerves Ncahu,s Is the pr me-, c,usc "a.
~ "Is'i',- and hy continually rcsor,pc 10 p,r.,
pr55 /, u-,.' me matter worse instead ni better
ne ,,,-a,,, ~. i''i''h s medicine Is Pot up upon
% ''''" sense uuuop!c, " 10 ,.g,,r - -
~ M"'n ., ihc "idy way 10 eject a can. . I,.tI,
hf'N'>E they really go cure Tho doc, G.
Ills. AhA is Dr IaIllCks
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06
ECLECTIC SCHOOL
BOOKS
SOLD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BY
STEPHENSON s. CARWOOD
WHEELING.
rATENr CORN PLAN YER.

VINO TIE FARMERS OF ONO. TOOK
Il MARSHALL. and JEFFERSON
tOuntieS.-Ne again desire TO invite your particular
aitenuon To- this invaluable Improvement, and les
reeumlIy request YOU To call. the first time YOU come
10 Nhecling, at Our COMING STovE, Huu-E Fur
SIsHtsG and FARNtSG UrrSstL Establishment
Main aud Un'on streetsi aud purchase one of these
implements with the aJ of which one man can do
as mucn work "a three OF tour men without before
YOU planning your corn IN the old fash
onnd lao brlJus manner. And Il you are not salts
He'd with Is performances aud convinced of Its
s2ieat uulity after y anting all your corn with II, We
viii take II back, charge n>thing for the use Of II,
and return the money a ivanceG.
: Price of the Machiae SIC. Terms, one half cash,
'bllauce payable after corn planting.
mar "a UI.GERrSON q GREERS
WHIsKEY-Ii bbls Pcmsylvanla; 50 dozen
cor; brOOuis. just received and for sale by
jan % JACOB n MITCHELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06

ACUTE BRONCHITIS rDprr,->>-,
'"NSI MpFiON- dr-,..a 80 y ~
'",'2" ,ti'rTh L. rrr,nll commence, LLs -
$50, ,''' VA" i'.,'''d'. chiIiu,ss. IIeLt cough anal
,,i''Aai'" "na ug"auss ulUu; he lr,-,sr H. -
-. '", 'iE' '"r seems at int OF ro very scrou,
rM. L,,., p. "' ''-'s continues The oryfc.sion m
= W '"Ai''y' iIr" respiration h~com,s mprc AMI r,,,,
81. -, '','''i"'s "'oelra, or rulns sound. A. II
o., '' ""' lory'd through "a uar,lw apor,ur, ,t,s.s.
., '7''d hnr'. To nr-l,rt,hs dp,,e IT NAV b.,
W So. ,i.'"''. uni 10y q umrlv application ct
'hccis vail pc removed - "''!'"-'"'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06

UANES S. WHEAT, Attorney at Law.
- Wheeling, Va. offers his services in the trans.
tetion Of the BUSINESS of his profession in this city
or anY Of the adjacent counties ot, Eirgnia QrOhIo
roe streets. Wheeling. Oct.
- BOxEs. NJ r. Rnisins 5000 lbs sleubon.
Aee VILE and Pits,urgh o0tnn yarns md Bluiur
,u,t received and for sale lOw by VI REILLY
aug. %.
SALT SALT. SALT!-3OO bbs Pdgb1rCh a.it
mst rsrctvcJ ar5 for sic low if cash.
~ IA JACOB s. MITCHELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06
lGnC 3O-G

Al GLASSES x SJGAR-Ii7 Lhds A Orleans
4't sugar; % hhi~. du. Mpllsscs-aI Of r..,g
quality G.d IA prime order. and Cor sal. uu,..r,u. l,.
ny FORSYTH, MOORE u CLARKE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06
sAI w. & S. II. IMESON-Mhnln

M w. & 5. II. JIMESON.- Whole
sale and retail dealers in Hats a. Cans.
" est SIDE Muir street Rear IiIrRct iis, UHg,J
WP, ltrgUIta.-Haveun hand and are constantly
FUR aud SILK HATS. Black and Oral. p,
anu Castor, rlaIn w bite Rus Plain AMI Nspt u,t.
Oi every silc and quality. Ihcy likewise Keen cIn.
stantly on handan assortment Of men and BOYS IN,
ana Cloth Caps, all OfwhIch they offer 10 their r!I..
toners aud t~lrpuLNc on the most rrGmul,Igt~ r,
terms. Country Merchants and dealers grprr1Uy
are respectfully requested 10 give them q call ana
examine Their stock. as the" are determined 10 sell
cheap Tor cash or approved credit. An 4 tSss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06

-,rv, ~ PirT rrEGH, March Ia ICIn
~ Nv TRANSPORTATION LINE. Dire" no
" BALTIMORE. BALTIMORE \ pII-,,S
bIKHli AND T.; 5. PORTABLE BOAT LINES
TanS,i"rHis completed Tor Trausrnriing ~ al
Tide water Canals. an
EhEoFg t"wcd by Srcambnr,, Will
S9o"s 10 and from Baltimore To Havr. dc ,'
winch VIII ,naJic Tins Line 10 pass u,,uGs ,L-,',
The Warehouse Oh Liberty street. I,,crv oc,o,:.I
10y tae Pilot IInc, has been ca-sr,J ,11 ',,u.'l
ready ~ receive Freight. ~ '"u 70 no"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06

NhO'EkILS-Ior The accommodation Of his oil
IA customers, the subscriber, IN addition 10 his stock
~ Nooi!ch G"o-is, Cotton Yarns, Sc, has land ia nm
assortment oil CHOICE GROCERIES at his new stand
on NiaENct street, a few doors below rhaIchcr's Chair
Factory, i"uucrly the " Wheeling Grocery" o. which
ne respectfully invites ihcir attontiuu. Ills stock n
Present comprises: Young Iiyson and Gunpowdcr
TEAS OF superior quality Green Rio. Oh Rio and
Java IOfFEE New Orleans, White Havana ami
i|F' SUGAR.; sugar house MOL asses, Western
Reserve CHEESE SusIuelnuua SIlD. Rice Pr.
pared Cocoa Chocolate, Rice Flour. Supcs Winter -Ud
sperm and Tanners OIL, Pepper, ASpic-. Mustard.
DaNsia' NuIInccs, Aiacc.&c. Tocr2gl ID. HULL.
A fAtS, CNPS~JJsI received from New YIrL- :,
~ well selected assortment of Fug d Cloth Can. .,
every size and description, which will be sold L,Iy
Call at the Hat n Cap store Of
w. w. a. 5. H. JlMESON, l6g Main II,
sent l7-n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06

n y, ~ :. i.NNI entirely cured hy tie uEc of ~,
n,'Li''tN COMPOUND S,VEEN,TpIpN
~, ND "tENAN APERENT PILLS
MI WILSON. Of Chc.n.,C, p.,n
'''''' ''''','l i"r iwo yearsv with the al,yr ds,,I-,r-
seas gi which he hud To use has cr.rci.. l.r -
Iti' "s symptoms were cNcmrnrinr naiD ~ IN
:, 'SF'''''y o." has ihp, ShouIdcr and inL!e,
""'.''hs always towards evening. aif,,,rcJ
III" heat MIR. WILSON Mas Al on. rn,. n' 49,
"'' MS i|nbs "n account Of rhc Iam being !, "a.
| - u% advised by friend of his =, ra,c,,rI >
g. '''I"'h> FILLS. on Which he senfrr N. ,r.,r =,
. I,bc 49, 'n' f'''ared Sums; on using the med
addressing fast. anI in rlrcc w 'L v,s "'I :, s'rt, sh
!" n' ''''n'.s' wh,ch he tad n,, done Cor IL ,ao,,,i.
~ ,'r ","yhi ui o'hra afflicted. he vi.b,+ IL"-oh
iu'''I.'''' thar they may hc relieved. and a.a,,
He pleasures Ola healthy lif,. 1"' yam cnsoy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06

" EN CONIER\-Bp siuJcs. Grucru cs. Liluur-
~ &c. hy w. III. HoUsFoS ~ Go. Get tho stand
formerly occupied ~ J. Il. FORSYTH a. Coz No -.
"''eS street. Boats can be supplied nj all TUNES With
torres and every other attention nfFr!rd Ia f,rIit,t.
hcirmtcrost. Family GsyCcncs, Wines and Liquor,aL-
ways on hand ~ above. u,y -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06

HIIDS. prime New Orleans SUGAR.,
80 boxes Rio COFFEE.
10 boxes No. | CHOCOLATE.
200 gallon. winter strained spcua OIL,
100 do Fall do do
20 kegs No. I6 twist. Kentucky TOBACCO
10 boxes Imperial TEA.
100 bb,s. INDIGO.
3 casks Mad ria WINE,
3 do Suncrior Port. do
500 bbls SALARATIS,
Received Ivy late arrivals md for slle low by.
aug IL NJ. REILLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06

- n " a IT y
u LII NEW SrOck. ar VERY EEDvcED PRICES
"a by the piece or yard Il. " Stocking q Co.
ure again in the market with an entire new stock ui
taplo and fancy DRY GOODS. recently purchased
the T. ,siem cities.
Their stock comprises every article Of Ladies' nnd
ienilcmens' wear. They are now receiving and open.
ny their goods at the large Brick Store Rrom. No
81. Zane's Row. lately occupied by the NJ. Il NJ.
Sunk of Wheeling.
They respectfully invite tho attention Of their friends
nj tho public generally. To their New Stuck. with tho
SSurlnco that they will not only find bargains. but
'c'y great bargains. ia n word. as cheaP as The cheap
est. for Cash.
my
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06

LIQUORS * wfNES-Champai,n Gr,ndy an.
perlOr 10 years old.
ASesnette Coniac, Fine flavor 4. dark color.
Bordeaux Brandy, do do
Domestic Brandy. IN I2 pipes,
Tennessee Peach Brandy,
JamIica Spirits, IL years old,
Holland Gin. N. T.. Rum,
Port Wine, NTrcIle grape and low pricedO
MADEIRA Wine. Cline and low puccdD
Lisbon and Sweet Malaga NIner,
huscat IN cases, IN store for sllO ON accom-
rnodatins terms, by the cask or on ran bv
SOLOMON KING.
may2S-u No. 90. corner Of Water q Union sts.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06
EN%E az
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.
CNrrNi $500 900

t'rtr,i 5000 uUO.
WIS company. being nov duk or-aniz.d. is IRE
i"i"i % Ia.hc Insurance ua every description
81 are and Marine Risks. such ne Dwelling Iinrsos
.''' ,,'"-ys. a.. with ihcir cuuJruj~. Al-,. Steam
= .' i"l'''id hrcl Boats with ihc'r o,go,,. tp
'Hi from auy pptt rl Tho Ohi, ouJ nr,..,..i,,, ,,,r.
~ '"''' tributary stscauts. Application .ur hsnrln,,
one made i"r the present NJ The office uriho NLrcl.
"s N'Ninss Institution. I H. GREER S,cyr,
mar > 'l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06
ENkE y MAKINE INSTKINrE-

"'rr are Two situations u,ly GA which midi
'-Nuais can be- ri1'rd, where they cIn aI-rrsf.ly ~
prc'iatc the value OF nsurap,, TE.'.
sih dinG unpu the Tulu~uf tlltr v,r -
81 'Nlh; from M insurance Office fh. rFf gr,.,y,
nNh 'l'y nave ioSi; or stuutru.u on the sam. sroi
~. ''t''n~ ~ a Cy-rlIt,t family. lamont
mS 'ha' stupidity aud folly which faded tn pr1y,I.
dsallSl such . contingency
\. NINiNSuN Arcuruffu, pprr,r,,S, -,
hN go. of HNETFoGD CUNS. Nyiut,t. yE,, az,
h'se' ing houses, Ware houses. stores uuis T,,t,,,.
E'' l'-eiiH wih ihcir cnui"uts such as Fnrliiurc
y, ~ N',hii'.T ~ auhcv"ry other description OF ~
'urthlo Prop 'rty. ii-o. of steam. g,at ,r, r..
n"aus' ana incir C'rsocs to and from an, Fort ontEe
u on Main Street nearly oPpositctuc 4 !. ua,c.
January -. 1884. a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06
CARD.
To HUUSEk KEEPERS.

10 HOUSE KEEPERS.
EDERSONS about to commence housekeeping. and
n ihose already at II, DESTROYS of ayniling them.
selves OF the greatest facilities for so doing, would
hnd It TO their advantage To call at our
X STOVE AND HOUSE FURNISIUNG
ESTABLISHMENT.
and purchase one of our cheap Cooking Stoves. to.
Seiher with all the other necessary aTucles Of X itch
Experience having taught those who now use
EN- that stoves are decidedly preferable TO the
Goth of economy and convenience, new beginners
bould do well TO profit by their experience. and snn-
To themselves with complete cooking appai atus at
onWe have various sizes and patterns Of COOKING
Dyes ana every description of wares, which we
sell very low for cash, or to those who g,sire II
" liberal credit will De given.
mar "a CULBERTSON & GREERS.
a. hEELING ACADEMY.-The 9Th term Of the
" wheeling Academy will commence on Mon
day the llih OF September. Owing To the d,fEcuIfy
experienced IN obtaining school.roms suileblc Crr =
large number, the subscriber will be Obliged in lutnre
to restrict his number of pupils to those pursuing The
advanced studies. The subscriber regrets that he will
ne unable to receive those Of his former scholars IN the
male department. who are pursuing only the common
branches of an English education. as his arr,ngcmo,,-
make u necessary for him 10 cUnfno his attention Il,
The higher studioS. lie has associated with him NJ,
DO~ney, from The Wesleyan University, N,dIIc,,,
Conn who will take charge of the mathematical and
Scientific department. Apparatus has been coustruc.
10y 800 AAArNN " Muse WHO
wish To qualify themselves for entering College. or TO
pursue any Of the Collegiate studies. TERus-f,r tho
Latin, Greek and French languages; Algebra, Gcomc.
Try, and the higher Mathematics; Natural Philo~opbv
Chemistry, and Political Economy. &c, $40. Der term
OF eleven weeks those wishing to take but one of tbese
studies will pay IS per term.
In the Female department pupils will be received
N Arithmetic. Gummer. Geography and History. nj
So per term fOr The higher branches OF education $40
per term. Separate ruoms and grounds are provided
for this department, md every attention will be paid 10
their department as we'll os 10 heir advancement iu
science. The Principal will. for the present. take
! charge Of the Fcmale department, assisted by a Gov.
smcss.
Hereafter ~ scholar can he received for a future
term. whoae tuition for Inc term y.eyoUs has at been
paid. This rule will be strictly adhered N. A. 49, H..
%stitutiDn. unnssisied by public funds. can stand long
without prompt payments.
To l-cr0nmOilie such NJ may be engaged during
tlo Day. classes in aHy Of The above studies will be
received. o. recite ono hour five nights ~ lhe week
atSJ per term. whefsvor a class of ten or Twelve nav
be formed. School rooms At The corner of4fh and
quincy streets. AUGUSTUS w. RUTER
son ~ prEu..aT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06

lan21 JACOB & MITCHELL.
3oIIN DOR late Superintendent Of the Cit,
- Water Works, informs the cii,zcrs co. Whcolu.
That he has purchased cat Mr.. g. W. BROOKS Plum
h'r' and - fully prepared 10 furnish IN article in al
inc, such as llydranis. Lead Pumis, Pipes uf ylri,u.
hinds and sizes, Haftcrs' Kettles. and Sheet Lead
Having his machine propelled bv slcar-. no will p,
able 10 furnish all articles ia his line with puuctualin
ami despatch.
Wheeling. Va. Fob I. ISIa-Iv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06
OPPOSITION.

PILOT line leaves Wheeling EVERY MORNING
et 7 o'clock teaches Frederick second morning and
tstss che mIrning IL 70 Of cars. arriving at Baltimore IN
ino 10 take he line Of ctrs for Philadelphia and New
vUTk.
GOOD INTENT LINE leaves Wheeling every
sfrERSooS: reaches Frederick second evening ana
tlkes the mnil Inc cars Immediately ir baltimore
vbaTo they arrive 10 limo 10 take tho m1i.ins Inc "i
g4fs ~ PJlqlelphia and New York.
The above tises. a. speed and safety. aTe believed
not 10 bc surpassed BY any Stage hpes 10 lac u. States.
~ Racing ]pOUtivcly prohibited.
@rOTce frat door above TIE Upited S,atcs Hotel.
Water street.. WbceiiUg. Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06

OBI illDS. y. q. Sugar; 50 bhlS do Molass :
AgNI 80 bhls. Tar; 200 bbls No. 1. Pusbur n
salt; 100 hbls. superfne Flour; 30 bbls. ,pnlc,. s,r
sale ut reduced prices. by
mar IL JACOB & MITCHELL.
NORUS MULT1CAULIS-A few hundred sen.
Ift uine Chinese NioruS Mullicaulis trees for sale
by the subscriber. The above trees are in fine con.
'iIon anu VIII Dc sold low. ID. HULL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06

Not RANCE.-Thc Fire and Marine
Insurance Company of Wnrc'ug conf,nr. d,
,aN', a, Inc usual races. all Kinds gT insurance a.
'"'e' "it' dSa'h~' The dangers OF the OHIO aud Ms
N''Sl,p ~ HN''s 1nd their tunuItry stream
once ON Main street In FORSYTH md Rtrrrl lry.
"aI,i"u-c DANIEL. LAME.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06

'WELNE rEK CENT TER ANNJTN-b,cr
est nj ie RAJ" OF twelve per cent per unnum
a''hcir oiice, for SIXTY days and upwur,s. which cam
Dc Withdrawn without previous notice. nnI # lr.,-,.I
VIII be secured by mortgage on uuiucuml.r,J real ..
'aIc IA Tins cuy. feb II G. \ +. GOFF A. Cp
JUST RECEiNED-Dlck's works c,,pr.,,. -. :
N"I'. h"iir by"n's works. ard Luckharis Life ofS,,
quincy r"'"'u works Bn'Ias, history oftrc Eryu.u.
non Ic'cy A"ccd"tcs. Llc and Tunes of Eunv,n
STEPHENSON ~ GNRNyCUD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06

1914 LBS Wro assorted No. 5 just received
-oOo esd ior sale 10y
s'p'S CULEERTSON &CRsERS.
NIRGINIA-At rules held ~ the CLERKS odir, ~ I'LL
I"'ut superior court at law and Chanc,ry Gr IN,
'ou",y oil ohI", 10 the mUHu, Of August. 1910.
'"so :" CIoiiid Complainant
against
1ohh NJ Clarke. Henry Moore, john
, i>hcr Charles l.. Strong. the Prcsident l.,
pire"Inrs and Company Of the Bank of 7 Cb,n.,r,
Mount PlensunIand Sim1. Mills
Defendants.
Inc Deicndan,s, the President. Directors md
company OF The Bank Of Mount Pleasant and sam
ueI Mills, noI having entered Their appearance ami
gwen security according 10 the act of assembly
dld me rules Oi this court, and o. appearing bv s1f-
lSiactory evidence that they are not Iuhabuanfs Of
TINS commonwealth. On motion of the cpmrI,r1-
auI' by counsel, q Is resolved that The SAID d,fru.
danis DO appear here on the first day Of Inc ucXt f,Il
lGrni o. TINS court. enter their appearance. answer
nc OIL OF sad complainant, or otherwise d.f.pi
'lls sun and that n copy Of this order Dee f5rthvIIb
inseTtEd ln some newspaper printed m the ctft pi
wheeling, Tor two months succrSzlVcIy and pnsfrd
at the 'front.' door Of The cOurt house Of OHIO commit.
a copy tcste,
ALIEN. r. IAIDIEY. Clerk
JAoon u WiLsOS, for CompI-aug i5-2m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06
Wg 1Il skHINGs INSnTU

nc saiEc proP"Tnonatc interest will De allowed
on dcpos.tys made for specified prrIoI-,I r,,, -,
HT''pfHes subject 10 the above pc!Iuds pi notice.
ne CUISINES hours of the Institution arc trom %
lhi accoulniodaiHun Of 'ru~icut dCpositnrs. CHECK
WI pc CashCi md depuSltcS will hc received M ,u,.
the Treasurer. "' 'f''o" %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06

p-ur CiNcINv'TT, Angus 10. 1870
~ iHrn', Dr. SNayuc-I ava tmiv ~,
+ y,y- r. -, ', I,u'Hi have received from rhc us.
rs. ",'I syrup OF Wild Cherry Bark. vbi,L
'''', was h' means Of restoring INV iii. -"
' ~ WIN " common cold, which tcmo,,.J :"
quo "'-''-' "l"u the luu-s "a L.pr,I, T" =
-. ~ .'"'I'''cd from constant coughing and -.
In, rn '"' S',c "P al! hope Of recovering. as man,
o =, '"''S ""'i been carried Thy couspmu,a,,.
song recommended hy a friend o. min A.. .plon-
MN = '''' oi Your i~uestmatlc svrup. I JJ -
""" 'i'"'n''ed M prThmug a f.rc.rt 80 49,"
wv ""'l, TO say 10 YOU when ] sec Won Sill
u,rp a., -" s,1 may make use OF these lines !, 49,,
Fe am. '"'' "oae afflicted may Gsd relief rom
"'r' hOurs truly.
iu",'i"i O'h"e ~ North E.shH, srre,, Pill,
MA I~'5i'"ugh Onicc, No II =, Ohm
a~ I" ~. N"'-h'"y Drudge. whore Ills rn.aIuahls
s.,r ..,-, ''"I.+ DC found Also ff salo at the
nov 5-iy '"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06

NoBACCO-2O kegs six twist Tobacco U,rn,,
u %Nilcs brandt Just received and for sale by
"t W. Il TYSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06

JACOB a. MITCHELL.
COMMISSIONS FORWARDING MERCHANTS
No. 81. Main street, Wheeling Va.
Make %purcI,'es aud sales oH Commission, Of all kinds
Of Country PcoIuce. Domestic Manufactures q Gro
eerIos.
ALSO. receive and forward or store Produce md
Merchandise in general. mug 3
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-28

The boatman quilted the room; and, as ne
was crossing the courtyard, one OF the agents
of the police, who had been present during MS
examination, seized him by the arm. and as
sisted by tive soldiers, dragged him I" The
old ediice oithe inqusitiou, which had recent
IN been converted into state prison, The doors S!
of which were shut upon him, Notwithstanding
his circumstances.
The podesta then, without addressing word
10 the student. who stood tremblingly await
mo his decision went into the cabinet in winch
Siccat was waiting for him, aud to whom ne
communicated some orders, which Benno re-
ceived with an air SO humble that it almost
amounted 10 servlIity.
As Benno returned, the moon had attained a
high place in the horizon; slight wind asl-
taed the trees which bordered the Arno =
,yuitars wore heard under the windows OF many
4 chamber the bells were sounding the Gnge-
hos. and the expiring lamps before the statues
of the Madonna gave melancholy ar TO lie
whole scene.
IN he continued
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TO be continued.

TvH HIsroRY OF HUMAN LIFE.-By Robert
| NJ. Carltun.-How truly does the journey OF a
sinrle day, its changes and lis hours, eXillni'
The history of human life! We rise up III the
glorious freshness of spring morning. Inc
| dews of niqbt. those sweet tears ut nature, are
hanging from each bouTh and leaf, and reflect
inr the bri,rhl and myriad HUGS Of The morning.
Our hearts are beating with hope, our frames
huovant with health. We see no cloud, we
hear no storm; and with our chosen and BE-
loved cnmDapions clustering around us, we
commence our journey. Step by step, The
scene becomes more lovely, hour by hour our
hopes become brighter. A few OF our com
panons have dropped away, elt---Sud0enIy we
have entered upon new country. The deWs
of The mnrning are eXhaled by the lervnr ol
the noon dav sun; the friends that stand with
MS are dis3 ppearng. Some remain, but their
looks are cold and estrayed; others have be-
come weary. and have laid down 10 their rest;
bur new hopes beckon us on. The scene IS
glorious and brilliant, but the beauty and fresh
ness of no ming have faded, and for ever. But
still our steps fail not, our spirits droop not
Onward and onward we go: the horizon OF
happiness and fame recede as we advance TO II;
The shadows begin to IenEthen, and The chilly
airs of evening are usurping the trvor oil noon
dav. Still I'VE pass onward; the goal is not yet
won, the haven not yet reached.
The bright orb of hope that had cheered us
on is sinking in the west; our limbs BERN Ia
grow faint, our hearts 10 grow sad; we turn 10
gaze upon the scenes that we passed, but the
shadows of twilight have inlerposed their ven
between us; we look around Tor the old and la
mlliar faces, the companions Of our travel, but
we gaze in vain 10 find them; we have out
stripped them all, in our race after pleasure,
and The phantom yet uncaught, in a sterile and
hospitabie country, the nighttime OF death,
and heavy laden, we lie down 10 rest in the
bed ofthe grave! Happy, thrice happy, is he,
who hath laid up treasures for himself for the
distant and unknown Tomorrow.
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STOP THATTHIEF!-Iiave you a Cough, or Pam
nd Soreness in the Breast Hoarenes that is insdlous
" stealing away your health and will soon intoduce
that unrelenting and fell destroyer-Consumption
with its cold syveats and fever to finish what per-
haps already begun If such is the case delay not
GUM ARABIC prepared by G. K TYLER, and
take some Immediately. Huntr Ids in this city have
used it, and win gladly testify to its superior efficacy
in Coughs, Colds, Hoarsness, Whooping Cough,
Group, &c 1t gives almost immediate relief, and by
continued fora few days, will effect permanent
cure.
Prepared only by G. X. TYLER, corner of East
Baltimore and High streets, Baltimore. 1t IS sold
by w. X. Orrck, corner of Lexington and Eutaw
sts, BALTIC, and in Washington City, by Robert ..
Patterson +. Howard, d. S. Mitchell, and In George
town by q. M. Lnthicum. apZ4-u
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THE MECHANIC AND THE OFFICE HoLDER-Ihe
Alexandria ID c. Gazette OF the 18th INST has the
following: eAn honest old Dutchman, a locksmith,
called at the Post Office Department, in Washington,
the other day, and was asked by young clerk, with
more pertness than politencss, IF he was going for
Harrison ooh no. replied the Dutchman, there is