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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-05-27
COM. HULL.

The Northern papers state that our Minis
ter, at the Court Of st. James, sent De- pa,ch-
es to Com. HULL, commanding the Mediter-
ranean squadron, apprising him of the ex-
citenent in England consequent upon the re-
ception Of the fickENs' Report, and the news
abOnt Nelson's arrest; and that ON receiy.
ing those dispatches, the Commodore held a
council, the result Of which was decision to
leave that station, which he did with all his
vessels the same day. We have advices of
the whole squadron passing the straits, and
the Brapdywine Frigate, Capt. Borrow, has
actually arrived ut n. York. We know not
how, therefore, to discradit, and arc yet reluc.
tant to believe, the story rejecting as it
seems to MS, itdoes, upon the character of the
Navy. There would have been propricty,
perhaps, in the Commodore taking the squad
ron out OF the Mediterranean, wherei it might
have run the risk ofbeing blockaded by SUI
perior force, but none in returning home. At
the commencement of the last war, all our
vessels put to sea Immediately, and it was
the ambition Of each commander to get as far
from home as possible. If the vessels, COM
posing the squadron, were in efficient fight
ing trlm-and tho Commodore is to blame if
they were not-he ought to have run the risk
OF meeting something like an equal force on
the ocean, rather than to have sneaked home
toputh his vessels in safety. And, even with
this end in view, we incline to think the O.
hlo would be rather safer on the high seas,
notwithstanding her female membranes,
trusting to her own batteries, than to the pro-
lection ofOur una,med fortresses. We doubt
whether the Isaac HULL of 1912 would have
pursued such course. We confess our NOR
LITIGATION at the whole affair. 1t has no pre-
cedent. When the difficulties with France
were at their height, Commodore ELLIOTT,
with squadron not more formidable, remain-
ed in the Mediterranean, prepared TO take the
chances of war. We hope the matter will
undergo an investigation.-.4rena.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-05-27

Charles Hudson, the Wing candidate, has
been elected to Congress, from the district
lately represented by Mr.. Lincoln, in Mas
sachusetts.
Andrew Kennedy (op.) is the gentleman
elected from tho 9Th Congressional distric,
of Indiana.
John Greig, Esq. sterling Wing, is O.
lected to Congress from New York, in the
place of Mr.. Granger.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-05-27

Slavers Capfured.-A letter received at
New Bedford, from III. Carroll Esq, u. S.
Consul at st. Helena, dated March %, 1851,
states that 5 Portuguese slavers had just been
brought in al ST. Helena, having been cap
tured on the West coast of Africa, by the
British naval force on that station, with up
wards OF onc thousand 5laues on board. The
slaves had been landed at ST. Helena. and
remained of course subject to the orders of the
British Government.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-05-27

CTWe are requested to remind all inter-
ested, that according to law Of the last
session of the Legislature, the terms of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery
for Augusta county commence on the LIST day
of June and the Isl day of November, instead
Of the 10Th, as heretofore.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-05-27
CAUTION.

The Baltimore Sun says:-We are inform
ed that the notes issued by the Baltimore and
Ohio Rail Road Company will not be ex-
changed, and are consequently rendered
worthless, ifthe acceptance, which it will be
observed is Immediately under the vignette
on the left margin of the note, be torn off,
There are doubtless hundreds in circulation
thus mutillated.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-05-27

The steamship Caledonia, which arrived
at Boston on the 10Th, brings no tidings of
the fate of the President. A great sensation
had been produced in England by the anun-
citation that the Ministry were about to con-
slider the propriety of repeal of the corn
laws, and of remodelling of the tariff.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-05-27
The manufacture of tea is carried on to a

The manufacture Of tea is carried on to
considerable extent in England. A trial late
ly took place in London, at which it was as
certained that the individual arraigDed had an
immense assortment Of spurious article
made Of blackthorn, hawthorn, and fern
leaves. He had regular mandatory, with
drying apparatus and all. Various samples
were exhibited, infused with different pro-
portions of pure tea, which it is said were
extensively sold.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-05-27

Three Of the negroes engaged in the muir
ed.-One of them has made confession,
which substantially agrees with the state
ment Of Ennis.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-05-27

We learn that the expected duel between
&. G. CLAY and X. WIcKLIFFE Jr., of KY,
has taken place. The former was shot in the
body and the latter lost two or three fingers.
Mr.. CLAY is not the son of HENRY CLAY, but
of Gen. GREEN CLAY.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-05-27

The manufacture of sewing silk has been
commenced in Auburn IN. W State Prison
with fair prospect Of success. IL will be
persevered in.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-05-27

0J~The Washington correspondent, of the
New York Commercial Advertiser states that
the Hon. John NJ. Clayton is to take the
place of Mr.. Stevenson at the Court of st.
James.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-05-27

The citizens of Philadelphia are about 10
erect monument to Washington, in one OF
the squares of their beautiful city which bears
his name. 1t is to be surmounted by an E.
questrian statue.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-05-27

The Frigate Brandywine, we hear, is to
return forthwith to the Mediterranean. The
residue of the squadron, it is possible, if not
probable, has received such information, after
the Brandywine parted company with it, as
to Induce 1t to return to the Mediterranean
station.-Nat. Int.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-05-27

A fire occurred recently at Toronto, Can
ada, which destroyed from twenty to twenty
five houses. The entire loss of property is
estimated at sixty OF seventy thousand dol
lars.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-05-27

The late session of the Legislature of Rhode
Island lasted two days and half.-'A short
horse is soon curried.''
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-05-27

Cofce.--The Pttsburg American says that
they are planting coffee upon some of the
Western prairies; with VIVA; prospect of sue
cess we do not know.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-05-27
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRrs,prNr

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
VIM. g. Lord, Collector, Wilmington N.
c.. vice Lewis H.Marsteller.
Abraham Inskeep, Appraiser, N. Orleans,
vice Sheldon S. Clark.
John Wall, Postmaster, at Winchester, in
place of Mr.. Baker, removed.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-05-27

The entire cost of the Florida war, so far,
is said to be thirty millions Of dollars.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-23
. Z READ : 9
WHAT 1T HAS DONE.

\ ND if you have friend. relation. or know
n any one that 8 ailliried " iih that distressing
disease, "CoNSU dPTION," &c suade them
without delay 10 try that famous and unrvalleJ
medicine, The 'BALSAM OF WILD CHER
Rh which has cared thousands e this com
plant after every thing else had flied. Read
the following undOubici proof Of its efficacy
LANCAsTgR COUNTY Sept, g6. ISil
SiR-As you desired rue 10 write az d Ia you
Know II yOur Balsam relieved me any 1 take
thls opportunity To inform YOU that Il la not
only relieved me greai'v, but has almost cured
me entirely Before | had finished the second
bottle, felt altpOsi like n well man, aud | feel
oetter every day take II. Ny cougs is stopped
al oSc'hcr, l splt Up a very little and for two
Weeks or more have slept gr, at deal better
lh1n have done for the last year Indeed I
eel 50 we'll am sure 4 shall recover my health.
Pna that too for a few dollars, after having spent
han my earnings IN the last Two years for med
iclnes that did me no good L saw the Doctor in
Lancaster few GAYS ago who gave me medi-
cine last, he said ! looked much better, but
when told him what was taking, Ne did not
say any more about u, but hoped Guild gel
well. ] shall come 10 PnIla elphia in q week or
TWO and Will come 20 see YOU again,
RespcctfUlly &c.
&. EnRGE EpEWCp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-23
CARPET & COVERLIT ESTAB-
LISEIMENT.
SCHOOL,
SCHOOL,
On ne Eargpe4t SyS'Cm ~
ME. suhsctibcr has uppfrd. scb,yI an tte IL

On ne Ear0pealt &yS'CE3. ~
, b ME- subscriber has upeucdl school on The En-
ropcan sysicm on Market street near Marker
square. aua has vet vacancies for a few -lore pu-
pus- Ia accordance with the system " n Ch h.
processes 90 adopt, all sch inis NhJ nav be sent
70 Nun, AMI who ID not make sch a proficiency 100
their studies as D. 10 be expected, wIi not be r.
tanned; bat Their parents VIII be uiJsIucd of su,
TACT and be requested 10 withdraw thCIr children,
liis terms per "a IaIiCr arc,
Reading wiring and s.mplcauinur;tc $500
10 with tine higher branches of arith-
mciIc and mathematics 1 90
90 W 10 grammar, history ~ geography, 900
The classics with tie hicher branches of
English cducatiOn 100
Octo DANIEL VAUGHAN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-23
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81 REMEDY

l.AItA- tOlANNi ht-Mtbl.
u s pSr!nrmug some oI Toe most wonderful oures
q on record. Air. WA. PEARSf1N.uf Drlayvare
county, Pa. xgas taken ~ the faA 81 $50 with
distrCssiu cough. which datv incrsr scd mil be
b.calac 50 lauch r,cu cCt IN flesh that he was Oh
llgod 10 BE helped IA aHd out Of bed. lis pul 81
claus al leng IA gaycu li hope, a Ia pronounced
his lanes alhy all ct.a and llclrabip. "A Tins
hopeless slruau "a he vas ioT ten 90 Us. V hen a
friend ~ hrs called - see hJ.l, and discovering
his awful situation, hr Immediately procured 9
bottle OF d.. DHHcal'- ENpiciurant Rcmedy,
having Witnessed rs Jiia-tsln similar cus =, IN
ouced han tc procure Tie mciiCIncl AID gave u
according 20 directions, an. - iic a~t0uIshiucut
OF al friends, the "a tent began 10 fei better tie
fore using thc mcdicue one ~. Is. After using ia
strictly SIX weeks tHc patient was rendered ab,o
% resume his daily uCCupau IN. How many ia lu-
sands OF valuable friends have been taken away
irJm rs fJr want Of proper trcatm The vtry
ulnv GhC are vet among US; 1ad laborIns undo r
alarming syWotoiVs, % such beg 10 say. proc are
Iumeliltoiy Or Dlusan's ENpectOrlut Remedy.
and % a. be no, 100 late you may be restored To
Crteet hca IL II thoia>t SAG ;h IRE l. a Cunso
hiI ~ fJurd ia this meiiyi e, 10y - soothing and
palliative tii.ttS.
FOR sal, az lie piinciral orieo, NJ 10. North
Eighth stIccl, Philadelphia ALSO, az the store of
JOHN FISHER,
oct % Nh., o. 9. w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-23
VALUABLEREABE ESTATE FOR SALE


BY vlriueo deed oftTust executes by Charles
H-b Ensell and wife, an, Francis Plunketi and
wife TO the subscriber dated the let dayef AuS,I,t
1910 and now of rec0Td in tie Clerks Office OF
Ono county court IN ook 4.pape 245, | shall
pro, ecd on Monday the DAY of October lsii,
az the Court house Of said conutv, IN TIE city of
Wheeling, % sell 10 the highest aud best bidder
all that valuable ira Ct or parcel Of land on which
the extensive glass ware factory lately Occu>icd
~ Mcssrs Enscll aud Cuthberi, aud more recent
ny by Messrs Ensell aud 81 .warl il erected t.ge-
therwl h ola buildings and lmpr yemeuls there
on, End The valuable coal piivile ses attached
thereto. for more particular description Of all
when reference Is hereby made to said deed OF
trust.
Theiiilo to the above serb I'd property is be-
hevcd TO be good, but selling Is Trustee, | will
only convey such title as Is INVESTED IN ma
Terms cash. 5 BRADY,
aug p Is Trustee
10 b. consent ofphriics. the above sale has been
postponed until Monday the lst DAY Of November
next. OCl
sS5 The sale of The above property Is again post
poned 10y consent Of parties, until Friday, The 21,h
day Of December next. : BRADY,
nov IIust e.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-23
PIRLIC RAI.E.

'itlE subscriber will offer for sale, at Public
Auction. on the 2oJh day OF OctO5, Z, instant,
lha valuable arm on when hc now resides, stu
tuEh, aud two and a half below Bethany Col
,0gc; containing by estimauou, 20 acres-ihc
farm - ~ high state Of UultiyatIOn-has on Ita
good brick dwelling house a good barn and oil
cr necessary buildings also two apple orchards.
and never filling springs
Tie Will also Oh n Tor sale o. the slnedav his
farm situated about one milo south Of lis homo
farm, and one aud half mile from West Liberty
aCJmning the lands Of Providence Mounts. Davi
LeHler and others, and containing by estimation
213 acrcs-thIs farm is also 90 a good STATE rf
cultivation has a good a1Ule orchard and two
log tenemcnts on it's. d IS veil wafstsd
lie viii also sell on the same day hla stock Of
hyrs s., cattle hogs. and large quantity Of corn.
The terms will be made known Ou the day nl
soc. 5aie % commence on 10 o'clock, a. "
BEAL HUMPHREY
M.L- Trana - nj l-NnaNa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-23
pEANr.s IInAnIInnNnc,,In,.


Is RECOMMENDED Ivy Clcrrymcn, Puhhc
q Si.eakers and Vocalisi- valuable compound
z clearing the voice aud streuci hening the lungs
From mo Men lork Herald.
Receive advice from that one who ~ disiatcr-
stcd There a re- more that :ake colds aud die
of ,Ons uinptnn 10y sleeping in damp rooms. CO
tklT painted or whitewdshed; henCe there IS no
remedy - harmie 5, pleasant ana yet Ell; a ious
e rcases hoarhound CaddW IS DIVISION street.
We wosld advise everv family with1ut an cxcrp-
ton 10 provide themselves with this urrivnlled
remedy, which we have been eve Witnesses Of
IS efficacy m numhcrlcss cases; III flct tits as
gushing the vhtuo IL possesses. The Mcssgs
PeaSe are INN yrtd.i ~ thu m sev sblth bv praise
hrr the good thee caoty has douc, and alsi their
own ockcis' There ~ no remedy in the VIII lie
scope uf our OBJ eryaiiOn that has attained the
uiCbfliy at this valuable remedy. N Is tue that
Numbers of Professors have app,ar,d, who have
gwen out thai they could ,tleci a cure of every
4 sease thar flesh heir tn, but how seldom have
thei results been fq1allei Nv their pretentions,
Tins " not the case with Pcase's Hoarh lund can
d.; hiw justly thea should the need of praise be
/ varied to the Mcssrs Pelse, for the discovery
/ of their sovereign remedy"
| Messrs Peasc q. SOM ID AR sir-I.ast Satur
| ay night slept IN newly painted room. o
Whenl dwokc II the morning ! vas almost d.
| Drived of the power u my vuce AMI ha pain "
/ NV slle. Immediately sent for DR. Rogers, NJ
he said could not live llll ni :ht; he saiR ha,
IN painters cohc and palpltauon Of the heart
and when they came IN cORtavtd death was lnva
r,ahly the consequence. ! sent my son To 80. II
Astor House for one dollars worth Of your can
dy and | consumed vO-thirds OF u during ih
dlv, and IN the aftcrlOon when the doctor calic.
/ 10 see how his ncdlCluc operated. L Was sittin
| up was sittng up, aud he was astonshed ah
sad he well knew that If the med cine he lei
did not relieve me ny case was hopeless; and al
! ter he conciuded telling what Dangerous state
wasin, then dsvulged the fecrct that ha us
cdPcasv's HonThound candy; he looked aghas
AZ me and said that he would Immediately sen
for large quaint Of this candy and use in al
such eases, which Is So prey alert OF this season
Rev. Mr.. e. DOWNING.
nf fhe ul - Al opN Sfnttt 4
Monroe street, Wheeling Nv
/ J. n. THOMPSON g. co.
! General Agents for Pease & S,n.
nov 6 New York
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-23
9 AN TIER 9
LIFE SAVED.

bG the extraordinary Virtnes Of that unrivallcd
sO medicine, The "BALSAM or WILD CHER
KY" the well known famous r,niedy fer CON.
- ZION AND LIVER COMPLIANT, ASTH
MAS. COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS
GROUP, hHOOPlNG COUGH, &c.
ston, June &c, ISIl.
Dear SIt-ln your last you ask # your Ralsam
haS been succo ssfu IN this city. La reply - that
eIq any can assure you ] Lave never cfurt
SO'd auy medicine that ha> sold so rapidly o!
cen USE wth such u Ivrrsal success, as YOURS
hds' In some casus II has effected : iriii-ing
cures, aud IN Others has given grea relief afi,r
every other remedv had fancd. Bui there is NJ,
ihat oNccls any tLat have yet heard Of This
WIS moor woman that has hccn afflicted with
YIN Mp III IN for several years and h,d
Htu c.try 'HiHS IN \, N. Known :, p he was ~
yp"Cr vet very WORTH, Z ssnt her bottle ., a.
US, which she said relieved her very much
lhis circumstance was suOn made known To z
religious society she belonged 70 aud they imme-
d2leiy pres nte her with h If d zen lttlcs
which she has alsO us, d part Of and il I1c ~
ernS Ne:y last. > c tuld me few DAYS sin, a.
that shn had not fell so web Tor the last wear
ana believed that vour mCdtrnc WIS The only
Ting that saved her lac. The same spclety
nave puTchas d over thirty bottles for diTrent
as they praise II very highly.
Yours rtsl Ccllully,
HOLBRuOK, BARTT.E 6 Co
be very particular when YOU pur. base 10 ask
l9t pr MlSlAR'S BAISAN OF Wild
III Rbl as there Is a SIRUPof this nauic
advertised that u entirely dIierent medicine.
Prepared wholesale and retail, ~ WILKINS
a. 70, Chemists. No % south FOurth 81 Get
philadelphia. Pnce 81 % per bottle.
or sale IN Wheeling by
J. RUMBACKER.
''' NV Appointed agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-23
SALE OF RJEM. ESTATE.


II pN virtue Oft certain deed at Ttnst eNccuiet 10
the snhJcri5cr, bearing date the 9Th day Of DC.
t"h'r, 1910. and recorded m the clerks office n
pno county ~ book no. Z, pages Ht7, Is 10 Z
VIII proceed, on tuesday. the 2sth day OF DSctm m
her next - sell al pubic auciion. 10 tho highest
aho best hl der, at the font door of the court
house Of O IL county. The following described
rcal STATEN and adjoining thc city Of Wheeling
-; Lots SO :, and 10, IN sItnre p, with the
Silck dwelling ImIrovCmC uts thereon "
Lot 80 $50 in Eas. Wheeling.
The UNDIVIDED half Of Lot 80 Q and IA of no
10, m square corner Of Market and Monroe
streets with the warehouses thereon,
he undivided hall of LOIS 40 and 2 in the
IN qu0re, and luts,3 saud >, IN the 3rd squa G.,
Wing az the juaction Of IThecling creek WIN The
OHIO river aud commonly Known as the Point
property
Tn, ind Vi led two thirds or % acre, of coal
ianu tlg south OF Wheeling ctCc<,. and west of
coat iun. Sald property will be Id ON rca-
Ol sale ..
selling as trusftcc | can only give such title as
vested IA me by said lust.
uct sS-ts a. : pRADV Trps,c,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-23
DYSPEPSIA OF TEN YEARS STAND.
INC

1 am truly happy 90 state To the afflicted cOmn.u-
nifty That m 'uber of Any family was afiict.
90 Tor ten or twelve ycass with the above distress
sing DO .'rss. The sYwptJ 10, were lrcat Oppres-
Ft1n otter e1lnz 1"Idlty n the stomach, n severe
PAIN iu the side az breast sick headache, men
tal dcspJudcncs, with oJher symptoms during
which unc uuWbCrltss remedies were procured
without Ohiauiug much relief. Having heard of
The good elects of DR.. Harlchs Compound
NfwnGihClIng aud German Ap"rirut Pills was
iuducc1 to give them tuIl, md ! am happy Co.,
state th1i ~ using ono box uf che GCrm1l Apcrl.
cni Pills, accompanied by the sfrengthCurus o.
nc pl D. that they have nearly cradiCafeI tue Dis.
case ] CONSIDER % due 90 those an ctcl fhatI
make this acknowledgment. that thsy may like.
wise procure fho s1mC I1Nula1Jle medicine aud
Jo freed from those distressing discascs.
With gr1titudC and respect
WN W. SPEAR. No. Iz5 Old York Rood.
Frr Gale 90 No 3 North Eighth street PhIia-
dolphin and JOHN FISHER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-23

COPPER TN NNU' oHEEr IRON WARE
MANDATORY

FAAc cAvErr. trr,~ tirriisa
COPPER I'm ANU' SHEET IRON WARE
MANJFACTOEV
NO le3. Market Square Third dor Nnr.l % Mar
kct Alley, v#.rrINs. "a. .
4 fANEi'f d DJTItEID 'r.r 'I.s carly oP
- latumuy OF iniurm.re irr Ta.lc that thcl
fave olcu'd an cni.Frs nc A. cs;@hlis Al en- o'
o0ONs where ne. -f, .i,..tif-a - iNrhish 40
MHDi.ESAhE,o [ RETAIL
men ~ che stmc kind Conpri telt'gs meas
arm from one .JtIOu 10 two 'Eouslui ~ Ions
togo ".. aItr every ,au,iY iu ibc Tn and Sheet
Iron NaTc .'Hg WI tr made 90 order.
Al -. ~ eoat N0sk OF every dissertation
mae !n me Inhst d,,rahl o. rlaaucf ard on the
-hoit,sf notice Mttafitc R1oifp.. az conn, ~.
1r zinc val Do daae.
M bfopuyt0rs h7yC very con fdoncc in ticir
anlh'f to Icncor pofieotsatisfactiont TO Their Gus
The senior Ia tho firm has lccn engaged ror
snc u TWO Years ~ 2n extensive 'iiu az a ShcCi
Iron ware cstabll hnfcut this-,ity. and the in
.ou' p'I' aeffnf tairtCCn wears pasi has heCn en-
ployed in 'of Geo Duty EeSfatiishnicut atv BIC
uni ,h1u at at other shops ia the CIV together
~ attended 10. || - 80
Uur counityfren1s NAV DO wei by giving us,
car nci"ic ihey purchase elscwherc. ..
VS. mo u3acsstre .cX trcmslv hard we arc detcr
mlncd 60 s,l ~ The Vcty H. west 9ri~e for cash
Old coppcr, BRASS aud Pewter will be receive
u eNchanS. Tor an tlpds Of ware, Call and sc
mas6- ?n g. n "
ME- SCHOOL DTOwNSHIP or
n GERS MANUAL. un5. Executors and A
'n,n'slrnlor's Guide. wsllerWs Tor couyoyancin
"lh'lal Bnds, Bills, accOgsls;.
ne''S w Y lior the stale - hy Warren Jcr
kins' for sale 10y EE&f FISHER,
op2I ,ssxS$iSs2 Mann street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-23
seas-sss1.s~sra-sfzzNsa.s.aa1as


Ta,llF CAUSE or CONSUMPTION Sample
AS Jh.sr com .aiuts arc usually CpnsitsrcG
no oat ca. duuy tu,,r being thC most 90 nmon
cause Of lhIs fatal aud d.sir,~r.uI utsoass. It's
IndosI @ m-lauguJi. trJf., tHgt thousands fdl
victims 90 CAUs. TI ruJu .",IF Nuer iroln 40 Other
cause ;Aan NEGi4ES IED COLDS. let wc
find huadrCds, nay tboHs,tEts wiso. treat snch
Complaints With the greatest iucttitFcistc and
bet them run on iorwcs.s and sNCs moe rs with
what Y0J may t1us-sor q siisat & Ddtt OF o
COLD; you allow bJs.a.ss, pisasir. or cartisss.
ness o.. prUVeat yuufr IN giving N oayail enii,l.
% IHc1 sctpesUy'u your ureast, Nuu tcco ne
hoarsc, have paips IA The side or chest, cXplCto.
rate ltrgc Guantiuas Of matter. ycrHaus mixed
with blood, difficulty ~ brc1thur ,1~Jcs, ana
tayn Won hnd thas your oyu SCOTTISH rccieci nos
brought on this dtStrcsFirE comp aunt ~ then
Nou value luo or health. bg wlTut1 m uuic, and
d0 not trfle with your CpiI' or tIus' 90 any
guaCk nostru a 20 care t1U. bar lm.uc itatcly
pEocura a bottle or G - ii iAat lannon's rsue y.
the "BAF.SAM ~ WILD CHERRY which
~ we'll known tu De- the most speedy cure ever
known. as many thousands Will testify " h sc
lives have been saved bllt.
BE very por.icui=r whrr y-u purchase 20 1ek
FOR DR.. MlSrARS HAL~lM OF WILD
CHERRY as there is a SYRUP Of tGis name
80 use.
Prepared who'Csalr 4 rcgaL lyNILLIAM
a. CO. chemists 40. /. South how u street,
Thiuiglplil pncc shopper bottle.
sold n Wheeling, wholesale and rctali. by
= Cru MBAtKER,
oct l1g aun tn'ri tnt.