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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23
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sHERmA MS POOR M ANS PLASTER.

MIN MS FOOh N aN'c II 1AS y Il .
HEUMATISM Lumbsgo, .psin and weak
IL n5s IN the back. ioins, side, neck, breast
or limbs. effect Islly cured byt. In coughs and
liver complain they afford astonishing results.
Mora on the Low er part Of the spine, they cure
the piles, and on the back Of the necks of
children teething will give I'm m ediate relief.
Several persons have called at the warehouse
10 express their surprise and thanks, ut the al
most miraculous cures these plasters have eff
fected.
Jos w HoxIe, Esq. VIII h ad been so afflicted
with rheumatism, as TO be unable to dress him
self without assistance was enabled after wear
ing OF e only night, TO get up alone IN the NOR
ming, put on has clothes apd call az our Offices
with eyes beaning with joy and his Tongues
pouring birth the glidness of his heart at the
sudden rnd signal reiief he had received from
this best a all remedies.
Mr. DevIi Williams. of Elizaketbtown n J
an old Revolutionary soldier was so afflicted
with rheumatism that he could scarce help him
self these plasteTs entirely cured HIM. S,sPIice
only IL l. cents a plaster and " hich not on!y
m axes them the best but the cheapest platter
in the world. Remember that
For sale Wholesale and Ret-ilhv
OLIVER PRYOR,
nov iT-fm Sole agent for whePll 2
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TRUSTFE,S SALE.

Pf virtue ola decd of trust froin james Cald-
- wCH to US tor certslu pufposSs therein
T.ciiCd, row record ~ Tire &c IL ofhGe OF
'hio county. We snail on Saturday tie s4th OF
Dec. isf2st ~ nm ct the front CoCr Of the court
ton the following rtd, estate In " hec!nS TO VT.
lots numbers. <. lad IN THE Eelle A!T aCdltIoh
a. the city O. " htehng. Tho Two First named
lots beng on Quincy ST. and the last named Cu
Hampdcn So. Terms 81 saiC' Ore fourth cash.
and the residue Ia equal payments by n"e"tIabIe
notes ate u and Ii mos Win interest from day
OF sale The aYment of the notes TO be secured
by deeds oitrust upon the premises.
. Any notes gwen 6y James ca. dweil, will DC Ia
Ken IN payment TO the amount oi two thirds of
the purchase. ALF'D ALDN. ILL,
CALDWELL,
dec lO-G copy Trustees.
The ssle Of the ntove properly is postponed ynlt
Monday. January % l842.
BRENTLINGER d SHAILCROSS.
dec S6-ts Aut;orecrs
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40 THE LADIES'

4 Ds,s<atfJi rsrb.crsi Sheriff, all.
So swe.Ily SQUAD their S.ioesI
That every noto lets music fall.
At which the heart rejoces.
Ye beauteous maids. who wish to ring
Wa ia equal tune SO handy.
! You'll find the secret source and spring
In Psase's HOarhound Candy.
! The ladies are pre-ominent in acknswled ging
the benefits their sweet voices have received By q
froe use of the candy. Ii softeas the tones and
they MARBLE more tn rilingly than ever. their de-
lightfa songs which csptiyate the heart and
render woman traiy, ''the better half Of Gods
creltton." Indeed, the Extract of Hoarhound is
Of that 500 hing kid. that IL renders the lungs
| more easy of respiration, and consequently the
voice must be softer and sweeter. Women can
notbs too particular IN retaining sweetness OF
Voice.
Aad asthma turns ssi e with fear
Ana coughs are silsnced q uickiy;
H1atseness no longer brings 4 tear,
Nor lungs need more be sickly.
The shortest cure, the 6rd relief
10 make life s':ong and handy,
Is found IN the few Gords so brief
Psass and Sons Hoarhound candy.
Well. Il is said tina, as,A.au, coughs. hoa-se.
ness &c. ny At the sigIi Of the Hoarhound can.
dS. It's early use eradi :ates every symptom OF
cold and the Ereliminary stages of consumption,
aud !ra'es the body IN a heallhy state.
The season Is "ow setting m when Il becom es
necessary Tor every one ~ be careful of their
health. Autumn ia the United States is a par
ueulariy precSr:ous period for health. The seeds
Of disease are 2lante and should be upIooted al
once or ~ue To the victims.
rHE COMPOUND EXTRACT ofHOARHOUND
isvENTED ny
J. PEASE & son,
lad sold Shols 'sle and retail at their warehouse.
10 DipistOR hreeL
A"d ta-;r authorised agents throughout the
United St,tes,
Is me most perfect remedy of modern times. for !
tue prescTYat loa of life Sainst that most deadly
Of all diseases, CONSUMPTION, as well asy,-
rious other Complaints that risinates from colds
It's virtues nave been tested sy time, and the
:housa ads who have made use oft With the
m 81 remarkable success, ceruiy under their |
own signatures ths Justice of its merits.
For sale bY JAS BAKER
jan - Wheeling Va
Also fos sale by HIRAM KANE at the Literary
De,o;.
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TRUarSE,s SALE

PY virtuc OF doed or trust executed ty
ID William Lami,din. Chsistopher - Larnboi.
! ard William NIX Lanabdih 10 me. catesi MAY "a.
536, and now OF record an tia CLERKS CT
nee OF Ohio county. shall, On Tuos-
day, he 2fth day Of January 1888, Pt the
o'c!ock 4 NJ. procted 40 s.iI 20 fhe hiVi1esi and
best blfde: for ready IN ouey; Lot NO 40 tforty!
anc eli OF lot no tory onel except 80 much
thereof &c the sad William LanibdIf. conyeyud
TO r Il Sweaiiraen, by deed dated zzd Oi prIl
1887, and now of recori II the clerks Office Of
Ono county. That part Of said lot al 80 con-
veyed 10 said SweaTIngsn bs!n2. az ~ believed
the North part thrf-o containing fvont OF tnit-
~ nine feet width and the same bTesoth back TO
the alley.
Selling as trustee will convey such title "a
~ vested IN me oy said deed OF Trust.
dec 81 dts JOHN LIST, Trestcc.
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TWENTY EIGHTH CONGRESS,
IdIhU kt4@bN.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 10.
CAsAs stsfs

hteHFpN.
= SiHSGToN. Jan. 10.
The ball authorizing the adoption of measure
order of the day. and MIR Moreheod OF Ky had the
hobr.
Mr. Benton replied to Mr. Choalc's remarks Of
yesterday.
SIR Choare rejOinoJ and then the Senate adj.
j.
- HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr. Briggs OF MaSs,chu sets. asked leave TO intro
duce bill TO auih rse the Chief Clerk Of the De.
par,mrni Of Stare, Nc Fletcher Webster. To frank
Z 10 documents. &c sent from that Department.
When the bill had been read there were loud
eric, OF ..No no: nor' from dill, reut paris VI the
hall.
Mr. Cushing from the comIaltlec OF G.reign rel =
tons. reIo bill providing Tor the -Iecn ton of
the Tiesiy q Washington. TIE bill fixes the sa.
aras OF the Commissioners and Clerks IN . aui ha-
tho appropriations necessary E,r thai purpose
and The sa p Alton Of ~ n porioa &c The usual
navy fund I. may be reqaired for the African
81 Iron
Mr Cushing explained the Objects Of the bill end
W Ga The concurrence OF The chairman Of The CO -
mirtee Of ways and means. moved To refer the ii /
q the comm tee of the whole on Ihe stale of the
Union. which was ordered accordingly.
Mr. While OF Indiana offered q resolution instru,
ing the committee or The Pra Office 10 inquire in
90 the eIpedieEcy OF altering The Post OH law 81.
g. Ia au'horze the IrarsmisSiG OF newspapers al
reduced rnirs Of postage. Adopted.
The Speaker prDceried, according TO Cnsiom 10
clear his table OF the hill from the Senate aud The
h.xecuIIve commun Icnuons whici had acc umulaIed
mere They were reIsrrtd 10 appropriate cOminii.
iees.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23
WORM LONENGAS.

tORONED IN more tn an f0O, 600 cases 10 be In
Il iaillbe, the only Certain " Otm opstroyIhg
medicine ever discovered. Many diseases arse
from worms and occasion long and intense
suffering, and even death, without the Fever be-
ing suSpectedi grown peisons are very much at
hcIed with them and arc oOcfOTed Tor various
complaints without any benefit, when one dose
of these Lozeng would speedily csre them.
Mr. Murphy, 90 North ST. PhIiadelpnIa, was
appllcc 70 BY poor woman whose daughter
years old had been sick for neariy Years; hei
stomach was as large as Gro"n persons, her
arms and legs 80 swollen that che could not
a X Or help herself, al hOueh she could IA
much as two luoOriyZ men. Two Gel bra'ed
doctors had exhausted their skill without any
benefits the father had spent all ne could raise
and wns q scourageu. ha aband Oned all idea OF
doing any thing II ore for her; and looked 10
death alone 10 take her out oil he- misCry. Mr.
Murphy believing II case Of worms gave her a
box Of Shermans Lozenges aud IN two Cays che
returned WIN JOY beamlng IN her eyes nd said
the L0Zengrs had saved her chit ll e. The first
.o7al brought away nearly rint 81 worms IN
-U= living mass; she alterwaTt+ counted over
SO that we're discharged b,-EGss the ma sees
,.R.yp SIZE could not count The child was Ii &C.
raltg eaten a. " IA theW-nnO - eT living wi tness
D the 4 wOst miraculous efficacy o. SheTman's
Loz-1-es, <fPnce only Is cents per box
T.r-a val.JJic Worm candies are sufficiently
known ~ Virginia withcut any further comment.
- '''' 1I Oliver PRYOR,
nov i7--4m Soc agent for W heeiing.
DIX. KASI MANS EIIXtk ~ HEALTH.
ENHIS is a universal restorative ~ al cnses
where The Stomach, Liver. nr eny Of the or.
guns concerned IN he digestive functions. the
prm lry scat Of the diseases, md that such true
81 almost The whole catalogue OF human ma Indies 10
well known 10 every rhysIcian
ELMER or HEALTH
u strengthens and gives tone aud appetite n the
stomach and possesses The lnng sought aEd desired
properly Of rendering harmless To the siomach any
redundancy Of bile, that may be generated there.
and nt the same time WHEN there - n deficiency Of
Inst necessary fluid. producing Costivensss, depres
SION Of spfiIs Debility. dzEnCss 30 The head. papi
ia'Irn Of the hear. pains ~ yau"us paris Of ID"
body. and other chraCterisic symptoms O., DyspeIr
sia, o scts a. perfect substitute fpr he bile. opens
the bowels gently. helps 20 digest the food, relieves
| all pain IN the stomach ur head. cheers The mind
nvirorsIcs The system md restores u 20 perifc
health ng u u s warranted u never fail iH edeC
ting permanent cure ~ al cuses n consun pton o
cough, where the lungs become diseased fr1m sym
paihy with The stomach or liver; 30 dropsica aftc
| lions from the s7me cause yield 10 he power al
once los Of appetite. heartburn. nervous cOmrlain
81 81 kinds night swcais ond diarrl pa ore remove,
/ by % by q charm A supply Of his valuable
/ medicine. just received md iur saIa by
OLIVER Pryor Uuirn 81.
| jan 10 Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23
To TIE PUBLIC.

AFlNG noticed n communicate over IN.
Il II signature Of CCCKEY. proprietor OF the
Whea'lield Inn. that am 40 longer his employ
meni take The earliest opportunity Of informing
The Public that have engaged with Y M BEAM
al The AeTchcnfs HcfsL, SOKh Charles ST Get
Should my friends feel disposed TO patrunize The
Merchants Hotel. nothing H. oil he left nurune ~
render them comfortable. The MerChaaIs' Hotel
has been enlarged within the !asI few weeks
ALEXANDER YOUNG.
Baltimore jan II In RB
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23

FREIGHT TO AND FROM WHEELING.
From Bal',mare-Dsy Goods 100. Gulcesie. 90
Tobacco LOU. GeIoIsl Produce 100 ets. " 6-.I
Zanssviiie-37 e,.
CHuciupat-- Is cts
L,dis viile-2U cts
Ns.tville-50 cts.
81 Louis-75 cts
= To and from Piiisburgh--l0 cu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23
ron RFNT.

The three story brick dwelling house
~ on Main street, laiely occupied ~ Jas
Hill A NrLear
bl1At4 A'so, The room on the irst ao7r ~
sad hn lIiur. and in Tho occupancy OF DanT AZ
TIrrrgf1r Ia as IN Attorneys ofTi,c
A'ar sevcral ienemenls in good locations. suitatIs
Tor Ncchonics' shops
Asu, The brick warehouse md dwelling on Main
street near The bridge. lately occupied or JYhn 2e,d
az Grocrrv.
For terms which viii be reasonable prriv
~ Is TRAESlS r AR.ssTans-
.-.sG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23
WIsUUn GLASS.

:" SYMMES a JAMES II ROBERTS.
" A.. respectfully crm the public that they
have entered utp to-lad ership IN the manufacture
of w,ui ~ Gl,ss OF No" Glass Factory in South
Wheeling. where they 70 hlways keep on hand
stuck e Glass Of al which they will sell 90
rider tie l"west ga -. Orders addressed 10
hem will bs pru,np'ls T. led win article war
ranied 10 be 'qnai r'n Cylinder Glass manu-
f1ctuss Fol. q ~. untry dec 29-T
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23
TAKE WARNING.
CRY or WHEELING. CI-rks Office,
j. runry 8, 1919.
CHARTER ELECTION

~ Monday January % l. ls43. an election will
~ be held !ur Mayor and Members ur the Coun.
cli Of The Cry OF Wheeling CONNIE nrug OF O'Clock.
aud cluSlng 81 FIVE o'clock +. ". al the following
places IN the several Wards viz:
To- The First Ward, al The Office ofElJlh Day Esq.
on Marker Street.
In The Serund Ward. Of The Office Of james Mo
Connell. E.q. on Union. street
IL The Third Ward, Al The Office " Richard Simms,
Es1. on Main street
In the Fourth Ward. NJ the Office Of Philib
Bier, Esq. on MAN near SIu,h street.
ln The Fhh Ward, m the Office NJ William Ten
plsinn, Esq. on Main. nenr s. cund sireeL
The members 81 the Cuulcil are appuriioned ne
oluvs. VIZ h5ss Tor the Grst v ard iso for INC Sc
cord ward, four hr the third ward CoRr Tor Tho
cu,h ward, and Hres frr he 9Th ward.
Toe eleciino Nill be held under me supeunfon 2.
anco Oi Tho Aldermen md Assps.-r cr esrh war
JAMES s WHEAT
ian I'D Clerk Of The City.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23

The Wing meI"hers Of the Legs laInTe OF Penn.
sylvania he'd a meeting nj Harrisburg on the | 9Th
instant. and recommended that the proposed Stale
Convention nfihe friends Of HENRY CLAx ne held
at Harrisburg on the 22I sf February next
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23
FOR RENT.

WO Store rooms On Nam South Wheeling. in
L the most business part of the City. one OF
item ct Preseai occupied by VIM M'AIcchen es
9rncefy esiahlishmen "r which it is . ell caleUa-
led Possession given the first Of April.
For particulars enquire Of I W BASSETT.
ian S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23
CLOVER SEED

IL NJ JAMESON. Forwarding and Commission
II J. Merchant. Wheeling. WISHES TO purchase
Culver snd Timothy Seed. Beeswnx, Feathers.
LAID. Buner. Hops, and we'll cured PORK and Bacon
Expected enriy ia February a consignment ol
B'nis. Shoes. Caps and Has alsn lot of super Ior
TOb0ccs and SscgTs all Of winch will be erehape.
ed i1r Western Produce or Manufacture.
jan l5-l
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COVERLIT STAB
IIgIIMENT.

DOMESTIC MANUFACT UREs
II AVID KENNEDAY respectfully solicits The
- attention osdealrrs, heads Of families and the
public generally 70 h.s establishment m south
Wac Ing here he confines 10 carry IN ihG
weaving OF DUNES TIC CARPETS AND CO
NEVLITS, Of n variety Of styes, figured, rain
bow and Venitian. he has also several neg
patterns that cannot fail % afford perfect s8tis
faction. Al ord r. will 5e prOmptlys tteaded e
and his work warrant ed Of tbs best quality. Nv.
cry KIND ofoOlOrng dOneat the most reasonable
price.
Wheslina auv 70 is4l -smw
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23

AN ILL be sold a. public sale ~ 80 days from
w da'e. # not called for in The meantime ~
pay siornee1he running gears Of oneioUr Lorse wag
g"n lei un my premises HIou. ten mouth s,uce
i'm t2-lm JAMES IL FORSYTH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23
LOOK AT THIS.

"A BILL Las passed the lower house Of Congrs IS
n To repeal the Bankrupt Law, with a saving
clause TO all who. may commence proeeedings he
fore The final passage oI the act. which cannot tax
place for eight days, The bill must be fret
passed ny the Senate. and then have the signature
Of the President. provided lie over signs IT, before
IL n law. The 4th rule OF the u Court Tor the
Western District of Virginia is, whilst the court is
NOT in session peiiii"ns may be sled with the cl erk
Of the court. who shnl endorse upon Them the style
oi proceeding. the lime when and by ~ no filcd.
praying The Bankrupt law. would be the commence.
ment Of the case Those Who may wish O, avail
themselves Of the provisions Of the bankrupt law
would do we'll To have iher pelitiuns prepared sEd
filed with GEO w SIGHTS. Deputy clerk of The
U $ eouu for Wheeling. ANTIREPEAI
Jan 2i-3t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23
SMOKE PIPES.
WHO FOUND TWO PAIR SPECTA-
Cl.ESR

3 D PAIRS silver mounted speciacles.one (which
~ hSd the left glass broken and was in an old
red Morocco case. the Oihe: just new and in black
paper case, were loo. IA IhIs cry few days since
The finder ~ finders will meet with liberal re.
ward by leaving them OF The City Auction Ranms.
with RRENrLINGER & SHALLCROSS.
jan %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23
FOR RENT.

&rVA TIE large end commodIons Ware
ss.sEH house on main street. now occupied by
iissk9B p. ID. DufIield Aiso neal aud com.
1893 Portable dwelling honsc ou Main street
Possea'pn given na the FIRST Of April For terms,
&c. whirh will be low. apply To
JIM l6-n ". w. & S ~. JtMESON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23

IHNHE EXCHANGE HOTEL. 90 Springfield -
offered Cor rent u ~ situated On The mo-t
pleasant anil business par 81 the town, snd 10 .
large cummoiious brick huilding. Has good sta
hing. sufficient fDr 90 or 50 hrrsss snd sheds Tor
rarrsgss. w"oJ house ice house aud Oihsr OF
buildngs--all IN g0,d repair.
The house isaf present occupied ard furnished ~
p Phillip. who being dssifnus Of quitting The hu-
''nss'. would cell the furniture snd give inmedais
possession JP PHILLIPS
Springfield Jsnia 9uu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23
TRIADELPHIA FLOUR.

4 FRESH supply Ut the ahnye superior article.
~ received this day. and for sale by
d'r2 % NJ REILLY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23

ME PUBLIC respectfully informed. that
II ALEXANDER YOUNG, IL no Lnger On.
lnyed Al The "wheuifed Inn J COCKEY.
Baltimore jan IL I'm &c
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NAlLS.

FOR RENT.
~ THE VIRGINIA HOTEL. Main 81.
l:::!GU Wheeling Va. this establishment 40
Iiiii ERH long and lAVorsbly known 10 the travel.
ling public situated on Main Street in
me cI'y oi Wheeling. will be for rent on the 81 day
"' APh 1913. The House aud all ITS apartments
an "a s'"d order for the pnblic accommuJa!ion.-
The sT-si increase Of travel IhrIugh this p.nce
makes II desirable ios renting. For terms apply
q" The subscriber OF 10 James PAUL. al his Office
On Main 81. Wheeling ARCH WOODS
jail I9-n
bAItimore Patriot. Louisville Journal. Frederick
Examiner coy TO lie amount Of 50 aud charge this
Office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23

BOARD OF TRADE.
COMMITTEES ON COMMERCE FOR JAN.
J. MMULLAN. VT. SEIBY
u. J. TALLANT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23
FOR RENT.

FOX KENT.
TIA a. s. TODD has ior rent two large and
ELISE cu'nmndIou, roOms % by 90 feet. on The Pad
& 81 fOOr his Boot and Shoe slore corner OF a.
nion and market streets. These ROOMS ia SIZE are
veil suited for school rooms and many other pnr.
poses Perssns wishing io rent be accOnimoda
ted with one or hoIh oiIhem a lease Of one wear
or two Enquire Of STOOD
jan 10 Sign OF the Black Mammoth Boot.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23
FOR RENT.

:. TODD has on STAN street. next door 10
"a his Drug Store, large aud com lorla Die
dwelling house, which will no rented TO good
i'm'y on reasonable Terms. Enquire Of
jan l9 s TODD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23
BOOKS ar AUCTIO

BOOKS Ar AUCTIO
NAE will sell sI Auction on Saturday evening
w the 2lsI inst. large aud valuable CoIIec
"" al BOOKS al Nar'ous kinds the books may he
examined AT any lime bs fore sale. Sale n commence
at early candle light HALL & WICKHAN.
u" ~ AuCtlnieers
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23

~E will sell. ia iro'.i OF orr auction room.
w tomorrow morning. superior MICH
COW BRENTLINGER & SHALLCRoSS.
jan ~ AuCtIouePrs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23

Z IN Thermometer IS deg above O-6 a. m 81
Q feet waller ia the channel stand Clear Of ice
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23
Book and Job Printing.

@rT The Publisher of The Wheeling Tires ard
advertiser, iaSjusi received large assortment Of
Ne" JOB TYPE, from New York and Ealti-
more comprising the most elegant kinds recently
cast there; and some Oiwhich nre cot = he found
IN any Office West Of The Mouunroins With q spa.
cious Office, experienced workncn. and new mate
'lals' ne is prepared 10 execute every kind Of
&eaee 0pts,s Qp,ia,,rq,
in The finest style and al tho shores, notice.
Ra- Steam Ggsi .s Posters. Handb...s, &c, pr,p.
ed nt an hUL. notice &c IA
HNLAX SEED Ginseng and BpeswaE WaniC6
Il For which the highes price will be paid IN cash
by OLIVER PRYOR, Union siteet.
rov IL Whoe'rV.
TAKE WARNING.
VIE sDbsCr Der requests nj! pcrs,ns indebted 70
y him eIIheT by mole or account Ia The present.
tine, 10 call immediately and sprle he some
dec 24-G. A. SAM'L M'CLALLEN
y GROSS FAHNESTOCK'S VERMIFUGE-
- Just received asd for sale Wholesnle and retail
by OLIVER PRYOR, Union e.
dec 10 Wheeling. Va.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-25

WALLAcE's CoNcERr.-'This musical treat,
which of 10 night will doubtless attract an
audience. The enthusiasm which Mr.. Walaces perform.
excited during his previous visit has subsidized aud
be musical world ANXIOUS again listen the tones of
hs wonderful o! the VIOLA and piano-fore. Another
attraction which has failed TO draw full house is also
snuouuced-Mrs Sutton, who will sing som- OF her
popular pieces We hope 10 hear Wallace several times be
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-25
Boarding schoor-1rv.ng Institute

I~ Deception and I'm pos ition-!A vile and DEL
Birrys fucophefoas for the
hair hiss ben advertised and attempted b. loSted the
publc. To assist the deception 6ays advertisements have
b-er copied verbatim, the fellow beng ignorant 10 write
one The labels and directions H. bottles the
the originals the comTositon worthless he who
makes and has every instance sr'iry DESTROYED the ar
OF lhGse who The counterfeit sold dollar
while te original and genuine sold for 50 Cents Barrys
TcnpieIous secured o letters psteG. OF l. and
dlre any ingredients Of which composed It's
pyv-ri badness lAd say hair and 70 .nd cure
scnrf aud GaRiI cleansing the head from a impurities,
ducng the htI h1!r natural curl aud lmpaFns 10
bright aud sles without the slightest greas apiarlncs
b4rry principal office 70 Broadway, Of Liberty 81
~ stars OF tie appointed Remember the pnce
inns
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-25
MARRIED.

4: d lteyieF, Aadson Co The 9th last. ~ ne Re,
Thomas H Pearne. R.. William Hall F-a-ae 70 Hiss
Delay daughter Of Delay, Esq
A.Madison, Madison Co. he 7th inst; b. Rev VIM
Pe.ue SIR Nathaniel Peane Miss ElIzabst WidErr
OF Oxford.
4, North Castle, Wes;ches'er Go, y Y. o. Rev Thomas
T Ciuon oi Danbury CT Capt Cole of N-,.York, 70
Mrs. I! Amelia Cole daughter Of James Cuion Esq OF Ae
former place.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-25

Oars rersus P.ppLrs.-This novel case come off
nex. Wednesday Hoboksn The Ludlows for plaintiffs,
the Indian Chiefs and squa'v fJ defendants it is a
match race between the crack club boa Thomas Jeer-
SON and an Indian canoe-criliz.:ior against babas
This is appeal from the late ;'ia a: Philadelphia IN
which thr Indians Were vlctorious