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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-16
TRUSTEES SALE

OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON MON
DAY, JANUARY I'D, Is43, AT-Tuf:
I FRONT DOOR OF TIE COURT HOUSE OF
. OHIO COUNTY. COMMENCING AT III o..
= CLOCK A. M. PRECISELY.
virtue 81 a deed Of trust fcm James a
- Mclean end wife 10 he. hearing date on
he eighth day Of Ociober in The year 1859. Of rec
'.d in the Clerks office Tor Ohio couny ia bouk
% page ATS. and also Of a deed Of conveyance
irhm James A. Mclean 20 me. bearing dale the
5,h day OF Oriober. 1889. Of record in ,he Clerks
Office Tor OHIO county. IN hook - page AIS. and
fhs authority and direction Of ,irs- Mary l.. Dor
-ey under. the terms Of The last mentioned deed.
"a Monday, Tho 81 day OF January. I643. Al The
front door Of The court House Of Ohio county. I shall
sell TO the highss, and best bidder at public auc-
tim. two cerlain lois Of ground situated in that psn
of the city of Wheeling called Middle Wheeling.
Known ard distinguished ia The imp Of said city as
lots Numbered iwa and seven in square numbered
three. together With all and singular the iene-
menis. herediIimenis and aRpurienantes uRio The
.ame belonging nc in any wise appursaining.
Propositions for The sale Of said lots or ally part
OF either Of them will be received al any Time prisr
To The day OF sale.
TERMS will be made known on The day Of
sale.
Selling as TrusIee,I shall convey TO The purcha-
SIR only such title as is yesIed in me by The des.-
above referred u This thle.I am satisfied, viii
be found. upon examination. indi-puIahle.
JAMES =. WHEAT,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-16
PTRE MORE.

n sENsENEY having ~ band . sock much 100
% BS,vy ios ne pressut sssssa, and beng very
dssirous Of redueing IL IS mu5h as possible bsfOrs
he sosng. viii vasr Inducements 90 C4sH buYeu.
Hs Usuld respecifollY oall aite1don 20 The olioy
ing articles
g6bsr WOOL dyed ahs blaek Cohsg nj saI
4 kr~, ? sio1t - Cisihs arnerallyaL a Do iTl~'
Vsly large stock Ssiiinsrs and Jeans. rr4
waits. red, yellow md green FianneL .r ,r
EDrlish Msrnos end hioualin De Lanes,
Cfllooss ofsii q%asttiss and prices.
Brown and hleached Meslias, &C.
Tsrsihsl aitb ~ hs olhor uuicles usueliy ouHd
10 DIV Gools slors, AZ Of which he will sel -
BIS irisnds. &c hey will give him az opponumiy)
on "a GOOD term, a. any olher sore ia he city
~hshsr Jew ,Csniis, Makomcdan Or Mormon.
49, - fTNI d. UH.fI OH H.. Hnrl'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-16
Or. EAsTMANs ELIxER OF HEALTH.

DR.. EASTMAN'S ELIXER OF HEALTH.
NHfS IL q Universal restorative I'M all cases
where the Stomachs Liver. OF any Of The or
gans concerned in the digestive functions. are the
primary seat Of the diseas-s. and that such 10 trua
of almost the whole catalogue Of human N aladies -
yell known IN every physician. ta I'd
M ELIXER or HEALTH
IL strengthens and gives tone and appetite n The
stomach and possesses the long sought and desired
property Of rendering harmless 10 the stomach ang
redundancy Of bile. that may be generated lhsfr,
and at the Same Time when there 10 a deficiency OF
that necessary huid. producing cosiiveness. depsss-s'
sion OF spirits Debility. dizziness in The, head. palpk-s
IaIion Of the heart, pains m varraus paris or ihs
body, and other CHARACTERISTIC symptoms Of DyspeP
STA. il scis as a perfect sebsttnie for the bile. opens
the bowels g"nIly. helps 10 digest The food. relieves
oil pain in the stomach or head. chesu he mind. :
lnyigorates the system. and restores il 10 perfect
health again il ID warranted 70 never fail In sHe1!
ting a permanent cure in al asesofeonsnmption %
cough. where the lungs beeome diseased frsm sysa
pafhy with The siomarh OF liver alldroTsical Alice
tons from the same cause yield To is powsn a.
once. loss OfaPpeIiie. heartburn. nervous complains
Of ell kinds. night s~onis and diaEdsna ara removed
by 70 a. by . charm. A supply OF Ihis valuable
medicine. Just received and for sale by
OLIVER Pryor. Union 81. <
jan 10 Wheeling. Va.ss'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-16
TRUgTEE,6 9ALE.

Nv virtas Of adeed OF trust executed BY Fran
~ oss Melton 20 the subscriboS besTlng date
the 18th day Of February 1871, snd OF record an
the Cisska ON eOf Ohio COUNTY, shall proceed
40 ssll on the 9Th day Of March 1913, a. the tav.
ernr0fI ehn ID fosteE,in The town Of Tnadelphia,
20 the higho-thiddsr ~ pnbb- auction. . eeftaIn
adelohia 81 the county ofOhI0f oontaIninB thTee'
acres more OF lens, being ths laad on which ssid
Melton resides. Bnd IVES ~p15fhaeed ~, hlHBoi
Selling as trasloo, 1 shall only convey. 10 the
purchaser such ube as q vested IN Eeby said
deed Of trust.
- - iria ISAAC w MITCHELL =
feb Its rnelte
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-16
CURE FOX THE TOOTH ACHE.
CELEBRATED MUSCovITUS DROPS.

w to cure the tnnsi invelerale
tooth ache. in TWO MINUTES. auaoI
This article will also preserve the deeayed teeth
for The fhturr. fetnote ell the seurty and tstinfi
without the uss Of an instrument.
The discoverer and proprietor Of The above IN
valuable cure fr the toO,h ache informs the Pablie :
that he has SECUTED the exclusive righs 10 his disco NJ
very BY application hadue form Of law. atths Patent
said Patent Right. for The District Of Columbia. or
any county. State or Territory, In the Unioa. ssuE
DIRECT1ONS.@Take q small quantity ~olcoran
wet is with The Drops. and put il In the hollow %
the tooth. about ain drops and two tea spoons fall o.
water. and hold n 10 the po'h as long as you con. :
~ g1s.' DIR s M DE HEfrh .m.-
For sale By GREGORY SUCKER. att L slielis
Brewery. Main street. Wheeling. Va. oct 10 em
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-16

or Jor NO lbs. ~ SOUTH WHEELING.
10y Virtue of deed 0fimsi from Henry Echois
ID and vife 70 me. dsisd 25ih dsy or Novembsr
1871, and rrc0rdeJ 10 Inc CLERKS odios or lhs
county court of Ohio eouny. in deed book numher
page 3l9. shall. on saturday he 25ih day
Of FebrgaY ncEb 81 ne fropt door ~ ihe Copu
bouss of nid county, cell az pable auction 70 be
highest snd besi bidder fr cash. lot number 1875,
(one hundred end ninety ave) N that pan 81 ne
city Of wheeling called S0oih wheeling Selling
81 Trustee. 7 engage only 70 convey suCa title as i
vested in me BY aid 5eed'oflrusl
ian24 A. ro.e DANIEL LANE Twsiss.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-16
Book and Job Printing.

- Fhe Publisher ofths wheeling Tines and
Advertise, hasiust received a large assortment Of
NEW Jon TYPE, FROM New York and Balti-
mare comprising he most eIeeunt kiHds lreesHiy
eaa4iheFs; and some o. Nhiehare- nott1 be tonud
in any o6scs WssiofIhs NVnmhaiRs. With a spa
eious oEre, eEperisnced worknen. and new nate
rials. he is prepared TO execute every kind Of
&sltst 9tsss 9t;nsas9,
20 The fne1 siyie and a. the shortest potiee-
Ersisam Boot Bhh, Posissss HabdbiIis. &e., p1n-
I'd II an hours notice. dec 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-16
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.
Captrar lS00 non

This company being now duly organized is
pre- srsd TO make Insurance on every des-
lng Houses, Store Houses &c With their CON
tents Also, Steam Boats, Flat Boats aud Kssl
oOats with their cargoes, TO and ( ON any Tori
on tn Ohio aud MissIssippI rivers. or their trib-
ltary stros ms. App icati5u { r Insurance 10 be
nude for the present al the Office of the Wheel
ing Sa vings Ins titution
aug r MCCOY, Ssc'.Y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-16
VXYHEELING BEARS TESTIMONY ~
wv THE yALUE or " LIVER P1EESr1

Geriienenr-My wife had been severely Affect
ed with the Liver Coaaplsin, TOR tnofe than a,~sg
I tried The assisiancs of Physieians. and vsrirs<
remedies all " ahaut any good effect. Seeing ss
accom-, IL your Justly e~eIebralrd Liver Piis. IN g.
Pittsburgh Conference Journal, I procarei twobez& ~
es. sbd before she had taken ell ihe Plis an ;oes ~,
boz, the pain. re-flessness. iasitude, IN short al the
symptoms Of diseased liver dissppesrsd. asd ne
nav enjoys essd health To yoar Pills she ssssibs~~-
"a the uesns. the credit ofhsf restoration. Fsrlts -
benefit of humanity ! make ihese siste<nen's. srf
allow you 70 use then 90 you may mink prsp<f.
Signed. JOHN FENNfNfOEE.
wheeling March 30sh 1871. ha-f ~
Prepared and sold whslessls and retail by H. Sal
X L SELLERS. NJ 30 Wood o.. below q.
Pitabarth. Pa
Sid in Wheeling by Jas Baker. nov "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-16

b. Small LINE FOR WOosTER.A
- We will start nnr coaches
RSR - future fsJr iGiA yiscrsst9
o'elock An. ~ ever hfonday.
"Wednesday and Friday fof
Wooster. Cisyeland. Norwalk. &c. via Ne Piss9nl.
CadiE. and Canal Dover. unping n eoansciion with
hnes 81 lower Sandusky PeTysbufa, and on ~
Dciron iht 6e on his nuie has been fe5ucsd ~
proportion 10 he times; i~raveiierh Wishing 70 60
nafih. VII hud iha q chesp. spredy ad plepsont
soufr. Omcorai' he hsrof she uSHciels Waief
street, Wheeling. We. JOHN a MYERS,
pre5riaS
BasrLry DrSSrsoF, Agent. jan "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-16

A. a. s. TODD be tr rent two iarrs shf
I'D commoSlous rooms 20 y 80 Get. Sd and
a 81 0oof ever be Bot sad Ehos siofs. rorhsf cfr
moo and mafksi Frseia Thess ropas 10 srs ere
veil suites iof school loofnl end msny Uhsr par
P7sea. pcrsons Wishing 70 fent cen Be- ece6rnnoda
ted win one o. both oftfsm on leose ofoas ysas
81 two knqoite 81 a STODD
ian 10 Sign Of he Black Mlmmoih Bot
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-16

To IO oEsA EET EEtD
~ ME subscribers beg leave 10 INFORM The eIu
seDa of Wheeling and viciniiy. thai they have
opened q GENERAL FURNISHING WARE
HOUSE uttNo i43 Main street, WheeIing. Va.
where may be found an extensive assortment Of
gilt and nsaugsny framed Looking Glasses, Portrait
and Pictnre francs; upholney ware, consisting Of.
Feather beds. holsters. Pillows. eurled hair. Spanish
moss, COTTON, hnsk and spring matInsses; Iogethcr
with a full ossoftraent of the latest style and best
6nisbed FURNITURE ever offered ia this city;sIl
Of which viii be sold on thsanost reassHable terms
and pvarraRied. mresl f~fty-rI "a f,..
Also Looking glass Plaies. mahogany veneers.
varaish. Sp nr.h NOS. &C &C. constantly on hand.
STEAM BOATS furnished with every article OF
Chrbels made and pot down, n Hrr
Ordeu in ZanssyiJe can be lsh with }. FAD
la. % MENDEL &HKRBoUR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-16

Bafamore.-Reynolds & Smilh. Kemp. Bucky
q Co. Sam1 Shaff,er a Co. G q WIl-oI. a. Co.
George a Hays. A George g. Co. wyley & Wilson,
Jos Z Elder. rhcs J Carson.
Cincinseh-Springer & wbt.man. A Irwin.
William Irwin. Samuel Q Findlay.
LoHisrhis.-fchIoran * McMechen. WIN N
Bullet & ca. McLnre & Ross. jan 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-16
RED SOLE LEATHER.

RED SOLE LEATHER
lust received 81 the sign Of Big Red Boot.
- 5i66 los Red Sole Leather. very surerisr ~
ltcls. O. SAML MCLALLEN.
oct IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-16

BRENTLINGER& sIIALLcROss.
nov 25-is AuciiOneers.
The sale of The above property is PosIPOpOd until
April Sd, l643. A
BRENTLINGER & sHALLcRoSS.
jan AncIioneesL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-16
JOSEPH TAYLOR & SON.
FOR WARDING AND COMMISSION
rra NERCHANTS-

FOR HARDING AND Omission
r-- MERCHANTS.
corner Of Eutdp and GERMAN streets.
BALTIMORE. MD.
WESTERN MERCHANTS are respectfully
informed that we have mad. arrangements
70 q E1T%srq IT, Sooos by me "a. ssIti IN ana USiS
consigned TO houses immediately on the rOad m
Cumberland, enables Us TO send goods through
with but little expense OF handling al either
Particular attention will be paid TO Produce
dec so~dSm JOSEPH TAYLOR & SON.
JAS. ". CALDWELL,
tSnccesser 10 Atier6uTy. Caldwell & Col
-- WHEELING. VIRGINIA.
KXTILL continue The COMMISSION & OR
w wARDING BUSINESS at the old stand
un Monroe street. and -oiictts consignnenIs Of Mer-
chandise or produce either for sale OF forwarding.
III Louis New Era. Louisville Journal. Cineinna.
ii Republican. Cumberland Civilian. Baltimore
American. u s Gazette. publish 20 the amount Of
Eve dollars and charge Ibis 0Aice.
X. M,KEE a co.
VA RIDING & co MISSIOS
MERCHANTS.
Main street. WHEELISo. Va
L. IRWIN, 81
.FORw ARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT. $3.50 r
ar wan OfTcet, WHEELING
COLLECTS C~onsignmenSs Of Merchandise or Pro
- duee. either for sale or Forwarding and hopes
~ merits share of public patronage by moderate
charges and Siricf attention TO bOsIness. sep6
- John JAMESON.
! COMMISSION AND FOR WARDIEG
MERCHANT.
saf Rqll Read DsPot. MARrISsBgAoH, Va
Jan A-6m
JAMES ~ FORSYTH a co.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
800 s. MERCHANTS,
waErLiSo. VI.
81 ~ THE BLOOD.o
"VERY disease arises from ~in1phfity Of the
blood. BIC
ovsFy disease. They Do not cure by charm but b
effect q esFsain cars by rsmOviBg ell impure particles
FROM this subtle fluid Of life. They are bene6cisl
W ~ diseases. may he taken under any rircurnsian.
ses without fesr of in5UFy but On the contrary will
give rrliefia The nisst seuls and painful disease.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFErrs-NO pfUE.
gi,t in The place hes the genniDs Pills
ASH % see The eeui6cale Of agency. Each bor
kox has on il three copper plate labels. The bop and
bsItonn fs.i Vginisd with red ma and then with
bask Obsorys that on each bon there are siE Zee
smile signatures Of DE- BraDdeth
Three thus, B Braojslh M D.
Thee ihuss Bshjamin Bnndeih.
Sod "a Whssling BY
H. RoBB : STEPHENSON
sep s-Bm B. BRANDErH. M D..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-16
On. JAMES TANNER

DIR. JAMES TANNER ,fiaIl.
PHYSICIAN. SURGEON N ACcOCCIIiERi
nFFiCE on the Noftheast Turner Of 6ih and
" Centre sts. Residence on tho Souih~ea cos-
ner Of the same streets. hN oet 10 o.
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insr,ieJ Tires times a week for three fourths the
abive. Weekly for one half per week.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-16

PRINTING INK. iSfe5 -,
TNTlNTER News Prhiiug lnk Just received
and for sale at manufacturers priv 80 By.
dec 10. ROBB a S~rEPHENS0N. -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-16
CO-PARTNERsHIP

|. 4 IMAM q EDWARDS. having s.sosia,sd
IA with ,bem.J p. AGNEw. OF Wheelius. in
the Eorw srdiny and CVuami-sion Business. at Cum
beriH''d. Md. the style sf firm will be Amman, Ed
wards a Agnew.
AMMAN, EDWARDS & AGNEw.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
A. he Rail Road Depot. CUMBERLAND. Mn.
REFERENcEs. rIie
Crangle * Baileys. Jacob & MiirhsIl.
Fleming Il Jingle. M'Kee & Co.
WIN Paxton q Sou. Irwin.
John y Clarke. Hsniing n weldin.
james II Forsyth. r Dufield.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-16

Or Me sniv. rsai . geta6s ned,ciae " ne BriisJ
college NJ HeuJ'h-Losdoa. M
"fIESE Nedicines cure every disease Which
oln.,f. nj carr.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-09-19

with cloth and board the top; then set aside in
cool cellar.
One remark, and have done Housewives
must maize their opn butler, fthey would have it
made in tho best manner. Hired help cannot--wih
not-do il correctly. - Genesee Farmer.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-09-19

Waterproof Boots and Shoes-Take one pint Of
drying linseed oil, two ounces of yeow bees wax,
two ounces of spirits Of turpentne, and half ounce
of Burgundy pitch: melt them over slow fire, and
thoroughly incorporate them by stirring. Lay this
mixture on new shoes boots, ethe' in the at
moderate distance from the FIRE and repeat this OPP
Grafton as often they become dry, until they
fully saturated nc shoes should not be till the
leather has become perfectly dry and elastic. They
will be water proof, and their durability increased,
The printed books in the British Museum Library
occupy ten miles and half Of SHELF
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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-02-01
srIMuIAr1Ne oop.

Stimulating food as well as stimulating
drink causes men to live.too fast. Their
bodies are not only too soon run down on.
the high pressure system which animal
food by its exciting aud heating qualities
engenders, but the mental faculties are
kept 10 state Of constant and powerful
action, Hence the desire to grasp at this
worlds wealIh--to go even beyond our
selves ard apply TO present purposes, that
which properly belongs TO others and 70 a
future age. But il may be said that II
animal food stimulates the nIentnl faculAes
as we'll as the body, when those faculties
are weak, il is good Experience tells Us,
that when The body is feeble IT'S better that
the mental flculdes should be weak also /;
aadthough animal food-may stimulate the
body and excitethe passions, yet.vegetaole
food will still more strengthen and nouF-
ishi the BODY. and leave the mental powers
ia a natural state lor the accomplishment
! OF their duties. Ii the body be strong and
the mental faculties feeble, as may some
! times be the case, animal food will always
have greater tendency 10 Stimulate the
lower or selfish pfopensilies OF man and
clog the higher faculties than TO improve
either These are simple Physiological
truths which if time permitted mIghtsoe
more strikingly illustrated.
The same principle is manifested nthe
character ofihe animal creation generally;
those that are carniyoToHs. the hesh.eatlng
animals, are more easily aroused, more
deslructve,and more saVag than the gran
Iyorous or herb. eating animals. Yet the
former are by nature destined 10 feed upon
animal food. They are furnished awith
claws, and tusks.and muscular strength,
and warm and powerful divestive appafa-
tus. Man, Of the contrary, is made with
smooth teeth, narrow mouth aud a diges-
tive apparatus calculated 10 digest veget-
able food and though it is compelled by
mans voracily TO Operate upon The flesh
of animals, yet it does SO at great and ex-
pensive exeriions to The whole system..-
As then, fesh-eating animals are more
wild, and savage, and ungoverhable thar
the vegetable eaters, SO the flesh eating
J man will partake more Of the nature and
character of the former, in proportion to
the amount which he eats, Than does thi
vegetable eater.
! History and experience confirms the pc
sition. Nero and Bonaparte were fest
eaters. Socrates, Pythagoras, Plato, E >
icurs, PEutarch, Sir Isaac Newton. How
ard, Franklin, Sir Richard Phillips, ant
other great and good men, We're abstain
ers from animal food, many Of them al
most their whole lives. and Others, for
greater or less number Of years. MetcGlj
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