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ID ECTIFIED WOOD NAPHTHA.-Tbi,

* GLl IL lbD WOOO Marin Il TIA - ms
~ having recently come into use in London as
a remedy for Turbcrculous Consumption. and very
favorable and happy effects having resulted from
1T, has induced the subscribers to have Of it
prepared with great care, perfectly pure, and high
~ recifed, in order that's fair trial may be made
of its merits.
This is warranted to be the article so highly re-
commended by Dr.. Hastings physician TO the
lished IN the London Lancet when nc cautions per-
sons using IL to be and procure this kind as
an impure article Cor Coal Tar Naphtha) has pro-
duced the most unpleasant and dangerous effects
1t has been used by many Of our most eminent PLY.
sicians, with decided success.
Ne,c York, Jan. list, 1Sf5. RUSUTIN & co.
The above article of Naphtho just received and
for sale by HENRY BUFF
July ~ HIGH street
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publtshe1 Daflp.
Corner Of High and Crawford SIS, Ports
mouik, va.
TERMS OF THE NEW ERA.

TERMS THE NEW ERA.
20 subscribers, TEN CENTS PER WEEK, pay
,bio to the CARRIsR, to whom alone they
sponsible for the amount due at the expiration of
the week.
When sent by mail the terms are S s for twelve
mo nths, So so for six months, s rs for three
mo abs. t.
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WILLIAM REID, Wholesale and Retail
Wv Hat and Cap Store, east side Market Square,
Nnrnlk. Va.
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John COOKE d co, h.

AHu ihaIly OIhcr ARTICLES Too numerous to men
ton. Call soon at the NEW CASH STORE.
Sep 20
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on SUBJECTS connected with Agriculture, to include
an Emlgrants' Department, containing such in
formation as may be use ful to persons making a
seIt!eLncnt IN the west, or seeking new fields of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-15
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
MONDAY, Dec. q. 1Si5
Petitions were presented and rcG,,r,1

Petitions were presented and referred:
BY Mr.. Lcitwich-From members oCSt
PdlTs Church in Wythc, for sale of a norton
OF tI. lands belonging to said Church.
by Mr.. Brown-Of citizens of Hanover r.,
an incorporation of the Aaron Hall Free
School.
~ Mr.. Symc-Of citizens Of Pc,crsh,,,o
for law requiring the Sergeant of the town
10 OIL Ct the State taxes within the limits oC
tho Corporation.
By Mr.. Ddnicl--Thc counter pctit;on or
EdmuDd Ruihn, senior and junior. 10 the pcti
tion Of Alex. Jordon and others, for the rfoeal
OF the act declaring Powelfs Creek, in Pfiue1
George county, lawful fence
BY Mr.. Wall-Of Arthur w. Carrier AMI
10 others, citizens OF Frederick county ,e-
comm nling system OF General Hucpijon
by Mr Nddc-Of cidzrns OF Honougalia
against any change Of thc terminus. o9 The
OHIO River. already established Tor the EJi
more and Ohio Rail IS,ad. either directly bv q
grant To That company. or indirectly bv thr
charter Of new corporation.
The Speaker presented a communication
lr.m tho Clcsk 81 the House. coycripg IAN ,h
,tmct iroN tIc Reports Of the CLERKS Of tbo
Courts Of Appeals, and offhr Circuit Su,c,;,,,
Courts Of law aud Chdnccry, exhibiting H..
iciuu state oi the suits instituted within fL.;,
Courts, &c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-15
WINTER is COMING

~ ELIZA COOK
winter Is comiuSl who carcsl who cares2
MOI the wealthy and proud, | trow:
"Lct 1t come they cry, "whut matter ton
How chilly the blast may blow?"
Wen least and Carousc in our lordly hills
The goblet of wine well drain.
wen mock at the wind with shouts of ,nirtI
And music's cchcing strain.
Little care we FOR thc biting frost.
While thc fire gives forth il, blaze.
And what 10 as is tllo drcary night,
While we dance in the wax-lisht's rays,"
lis thus tlc rich Of Dhc land will talk.
o.. But think, oh. yc pompous great. fin
nay the narrowing storm that w. laughat win.
Falls bleak on The roOR ar YouRGArgl
Ihey have blood in theirycin.. as .prrc "A tl,i,s
d, b1l nought TO quicken It's now.
ihey have limbs tbai feel the whi.uin, oalc
And shrink from the driving nov 9'
7" inter is coming oh think. We Great
On Che rooAcss, naked and old.
O's' with them kindly as man with man
Anl sP'rs .h'm tilhe Of yourcoldi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-15

DOES NOT REASON and comm m Sense teach
~ ih'i Exprcorair is the mnsi natural as well ne
The mot Ell c'u,l nsea, in aucsiin, und curing
Pulmonary D,scnseI
kens"n SAYS Yes. because Obstruction is either
m"d'aicl2 ar r"mo'cly the cause III Inn ,mmari,,p
and Catarrhal Fevor, prodncng Group. consimn
ton. and Assesses ui The Lungs Pain and - ren,s
al The Throat, Brca. SIDES or Shouliefs-Broncbi
Us, exciting mncor. aud pcruleu sccreiions ,herch,
clo.sng up the lungs, 1, more or less imnc de
h'h respiration md The free circulation of ia,
hio'd cnuslfg Difficulty "i Breathing and Asthma
PlenriSy. ii""sene.s aud Lnss cf VOICE. Drnp.y of
The Hear aud Che-i. Rnpr.re of Ii ooi Vessels and
Is cod ng from Throa and Lungs AMI Splitting of
Blood
10 remove This Ob.iruriiun from which Mi
u 90 alarming and dangerous diseases originate
nnd Ia produce n ralIcal cure. nothing has ever
en- io'lnf eqnal 10 Jayne's Ex.ectnr,ni.
j saids unrvalled--i sands pie>emineai-rrv
"I'ni y"n will he forced 10 acknowledge that Ms
virtue have moi. nor cnnnoi he overra,ed; that n
stands ar nhove oDi beyond The reach of com
pcui"l; that II Is the only reispn able the
OILY natural and The only truly successful meh.l
o. ar'eSing aud cnrns diseases ,of ia . Pnlnnn,ry
'"s me En- sale by J CRUMB \CKE2.
'e' 10 DIR g list, l73 NJ an ST.
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,, Dr. Brnncir his PiIfs.
FUK SALE BY A. o, FAIRCUJI


uus., AGENT WHEELING, VA.
"SANi '-AlI Diseases, even INSANITY and
= mummy ~ temper proceed from depfayed n,
"''oi' h"'n"'s' which circulating wnb Inc bloc1
'cen' on pain aOi discord IN the human C,,no =,
.'"', met Wy perseverance in The nse Of Bran.
"'eh vegetable Universal Pills. winch !. ono ~
insanity and rtiahiny Of tsnose, cor -, . wv
wen 40 az Other dis'a,cs depending oron the en,o.
"',s OF he cifcolaifng npd. Tho bloog '''''
u o"d'elh' V'go'"lle Universal P,l. arc E,,y,,
ne eI e'cnte Of thousands, IN rcri,erv cleanse
..s blood hom all lonlncss. fcmove ever mo,,.,,
."''''n' ana fenoya'c weak and enEcbloJ com
S'' ,nl 10 perfect health and vignr.
Ihef acknowledged innoccrcc n, *. o. Them r.,
trough tVefy PERIOD Of ,risienec. iron ,pl,n,v ~,
old age "'''"'y u"
Nben they are used 'f""'u
WIN lblsiuglu1bie medicine in our po,.c.,;,,.
We MAJ Wit he most s'ckly rfgmns y,ilbo,, t..,
70 'o,'gI"h can ~ r-sl'uliy affect -. II we arc
''i'ul 10 ifeely use ilItsc Fills. DAWN Dee m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-15
DIR wIsrARs rALsAM OF Win CHER

DIR WlSrAR'S FALSAM OF WILD CHER.
Ky -T"is celebrated remedy is compound hal ,
same preparation Of the Wild cherry Bark aud
Mo's"i Iceland. comsined Ivy new chemical pro.
cess with The extract ri Pine. So sanitary have
hrcn It's ell Cts IN all cisrs when administered for
coughs Asthma, consumption, ar any disease Of The
lungs that many of The most distinguished physi.
clans have approved and recommended IT, and
openly acknowlcd. ed the mosi valuable med cine
ever discovered. II is truly valuable medicine
AMI Is ehrciing nm Immense amount of good in re-
iiei oi suffering humanity. For sale h, J CRUM
bACkER. lib Main ST Ais, by PRYOR &
PAUL.. I6i Mukei Stree 2y doc IA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-15

co. The ST. Louis Republican of the 81
inst, says that 1.-THE stages to the east, by
both the Terre HIaute and Louisville lines, are
crowded with passengers. Three coaches
crossed the river, in one boat, yesterday; and
50 long as the present weather holds, there
can be no other mode of travelling
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A correspondent OF the New York Journal
Com:ncrce states Oh the authority OF a letter
from an English gentleman from his position
I'lsy, trIe ftsorved on to e.nakee a sI;;r
canal al Panana, with the consent of New
urcnada, through the IstAmus OF Dari.n. to
connect he Atlantic with the Pacific Ocean
al ths s'le cxPens, OF The British Government
soas 10 convert that IN ost important post into
III a nericdn Gibralldr!'' Ii there are to be
ND o'nar preparations for meeting En- ,land
III TIE Oregon contest, sha should certainly n.
m,tin this un larlakins by the action of our
government in advance. If Congress wonld
make an appropriation for that purpose. or for
raIiro2t, AMI go at il at once-;f there * any
truth IN That asssrtiOn-anl we have il CON
hrm' I'd from many COOL sources-m,ttcrs
would soon b, broush, to crisis. II it is
not true there would b. nothing lost. as the
chinneI would yield good revenue.
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ROE TIE TN.

T0R THE TINES.
Mr. Ediior--I have seen 'manya timeand
OH illusions made TO the "s,ory Of the E,hc.
sian Msiron;' but never, until lately b,,c
been Fortunate enough to como acro>, Inc ,,or,
Itself. u II should ever happen that Won are
acre press 'd for time when ,hr delrfl, of,,.,,.
or vspidncss Of political unt,er repd - h.
clammering Of your dcyag for ".opy +, am,
thing bu' asrerable--that story nav seryo r.
Interest some Of your lair readers. and fiji A.,
vacancy in your columns.
TIE EPHESlAN MATRON.
The bphcsian woman, thJt the .ol,licrtojJ
oi ~ Peionlus, was uie talk all the to,,n
nno 'he rafcst example OF dear Affection ,o
ber husband she descended win ia, ,,,,.,
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FALL FASHIONS.

IMEsoNS, IG9 MAN street. hove ,eee;ved
IL INC 'a'e'' and most approved Fall syie 10,
'"N' uhu arc u'w ready 10 furnish our patrons and
"p public WIN Hats unnvaled Tor beauty OF color
"'' ""Sn; psh'"e-s aud eDduraocc on terms thu,
~ -, ,, ,'l W P'e"s"' AIso superior lot Of Black
w 81 Has and every yorory Of Men, y,nI.,'a,.,
'",'d"ns Cope, at very low prizes.
''' 10 w w d s III JfMESON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-15
GENERAL ASSEMBLY, OF VIRGINIA.
SENATE.

MONDAY Dec. Q. 1915.
The following bills from the House were
read and referred:
A bill aPpropriating the school quotas of
Apponattox county, and tho counties out of
which IT was iormed--committed to Mcssrs.
Dennis, Cox and Bondurant.
The bill divorcing Leonard Y Bailey. from
MS wife Hannah S.-committed to the Com
mttce of Courts Of Justice.
The bill divOrcng John II. Bate. from his
wife Margaret-Committed to the same Com
mittee.
On motion of Mr.. Wiley, the Senate adj
joumcd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-15
ST. LOUIS NEW ERA OFFICE. }

Wednesday Erenirg, Dec. Sd, 1913.
REM iRKs-A few words may suffice as TO
the state of the market at the present moment.
The state of the river has cut of all CONNER
cial intercourse on an enlarged scale, between
this city and the surrounding country, so that
nlthing more than local business, on limi-
ted scale is transacted
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-15
JAMES e. WMARrON- rrnllsnrr.
M ".......pzCsNBGR Is, 1872.
WAGONS.

we visited on saturday the establishment
offs. IRWIN, Esq. for the manufacture Of Carts
and Wagons for Sou hcn use. He has large
'sock on hand of excellent workmanship,
which he is now ready TO start Off with. His
machincryis very perfect and substantial and
he cannot fail to succeed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-15
COM NJ ERCIAL RE, ORD.
THE RIVER.

On Saturday morning we doubted whether
the river would rise sufficient to carry off the
ic but we now learn that the kanawha has
opened and that the river below has run out.
Ahovc the river is blocked up with ice at
b aver and at two or three points on the Mo-
n ongahcla.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-15

The Times must b. printed better for we
can't read it without our sPccs.-IIgHS.
There ar, some $4,000 other people in the
s'ate, who like the Argus moa cannot read
without specs" or with them either.
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RATHER SEVERE on T1F1.p,ro

me Boston Transcript edited by a lsdyl init.
mates thai 1t Is not an unleard-of tbing in
mat city, Tor ladies to have article. Of d.
csPes' collars, iewelry, &C.. sent home Tor cv >
animation, which bring retained over niaIt
nave been found 70 have been ,eorn on nG92i
s1 ..' occasions, and returned the n.xt d,y
with the massage thdt they ,soni dot W.!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-15

THE BEAUTIFUL DIE. and those also who's.
'i''s nave been marked by active deeds of benev
"enee ava untr"g dcvo'on in omcliurniing The
,o'o'""" OF man. Alas bow relentless are Inv
darts. oh death! But Of all Inv ministers ,h,, -,
up'n The m solemn state quick in obcv tb, 40, Gt
oeheN', CONSUMPTION. he inSotaJLe smaller. wos
formerly most TO he feared hui ihaaks 10 the inven
"'e genus oil civilized man n remedy has been
"n"h 'hai has proven itself al aimo-, invorohIe
sp'r'hc Tor 'hs most dire disease. u reson he hal
70 me o''Som OF W'd Cherry IN the early stages OF
Thousands Of The nosI in 'eresIiro ,u,e. o,o a,.,
snhily IohI'g place. hut Iot ALL whn womb no,
ne rght medicine inquire particularly for DIR wis.
'"' oaisan' as The basesi iniIaiious a re- abroad
Furs1ls by
CkuhBAC stR, 173 Main 81. ,
PRYOR d PAUL.. l64 Markets., wheeling
dec I'm
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GEN. JACKSON AND Np Doll ~

uEN' JACKSON AND MR.. POLK The
washington corr sponlent of ia. g,I,;oo,.e
ratriot has the following good bit:
Mth Jackson motto is said To have baen-
=, 4 nc Oiio," II must and shall be preserved >,
lie meant the Union of the States. Col PoiL
WARS win slight variation in the footstcns
~ Tue on hero. HIS motto is" The onion
~ must aud shall be sustained" Hmrsns
the Union newspaper. a''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-15

BOSTON his a Miyoratlasn Hon. Josiah
Quincy, Jr., the Wing candidate, was chosen
on MONDAY by majority OF over 1000. The
vote stood thus: Quincy, (Whig) 1891; II ard,
(Loco) 1851; Dlmren, (N. Al 1853; Scatter
ing, SO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-15

had better call it," | now piled the implc-
mcnts oi war upon my steed with increased
activity hoping luight gain upon the fellows
and defeat their internal plot. which this ruse
dc guerra, or as we say in lanheednm. sham
only rcntcrcd still more evident. But fund
the 70 It's thickcra 1.-THE mud deeper of course.
Just proportion as my cxigcncics increased,
anu ON Tue whole, all my twi,Ching, aud spur
ring. AMI batting, only acted upon IN beast
~ - much friction in machinery to dimin
ish On, moi The only living objects that
saw Tor the mkt mile or two were larce
flock OF wild turkiCs standing on log with
I'll, lhbler strutting before them: momcI
alter slight noisN in the woods To nj right
gave M AN involuntary start. The bushes
moved an the sticks crlcked-Rosinlte stop
ped short and began 10 prick up her ears. and
Tor the hrSt tim, IN many years. perhaps as
sum 1T son what serious attitude. | looked
steadily, AMI saw a cap moving SLOWLY from
behlnda tree, at l,sS than rife shot. twas
followed by Just enough of "a mans face To
give m, glimpse OF his eye. | felt my h ir
lift from my head. knew escape was im-
possible, and it being more honorable To re-
ceivc bullet before than behind, determine
ed To await tho result where | was. mano
ment or two the cap and face appeared again
with the end OF the ride pointed pretty nearly
IN my direction. Fire away my b.vw tho't
4 /, "you must be great shot il YOU miss"
The cold sweat ran down my breast, and Ro.
sinate tremblcd. looked as steadily. howcv
er, towards the man as though my life dcpen-
dcd ON lodging the bullet. lie beckonea me
with his hand to go on; but shook my head
with sort Dian expression which intend, d
should say, Blaze away where | am! for a few
PAGES to the north or the south make very lit
tie difference to me in the place where FALL -
The man repeated the gesture with dreadful
might say, AN internal expression on his face
and then pointed with his finger To some OBJ
lject on the other side of the road. looked
slowly round expecting 10 rec i've ball from
him, or one from his murlerous companion
opposite to him; butyou may Judge ofmy sur
prise, when ! saw instea sir fine deer, nedrit
IN line ioiih me, aud The man skulking DC.
hind the tree
saw the plot of the hunters in FASH
"Well," said |, as an involuntary blush burn
ed my cheek, "aint it strange | should make
such an extraordinary ass of myself" ! put
Ispurs to Rosinatc, and had hardly got clear OF
the shot of the honest hunter, before heard
a rifle ball whistle by me, which struck fine
buck just about the instant heard the report
; The deer made a single leap and fell dead
$50 much" slys |, "for the difference between
an honest Hoosicr hunter and highwayman!'
IL shows what suspicion will do when once
leXcited, but | must confess suspicion was
pretty natural under the circumstances.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-15
LITTLE MIAMI Raj. Roam

We learn from the superintendent that
ALSO, isand has been The settled price of fare
ny that road from Cincinnati to Xenia and uicc
persu.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-15
CHALLENGING JURORS

u oHALLENGlNG JURoRS.-ChicfJus,ice
Hornblower, in the Ess * IN y Over anjr'.
miner, has adopted the following m ode fora
Panelling jury: '''i-
The chillenger being required to reduce
ms grounds of objection 20 writing the chaI-
iengeed party replies ia the same way. and a.
on TIL issue was joined, when witnesses were
examined and Judgment given. &c. as in a
Sniar suit: This is rather tedious nrocse.
dlng bm calculated to prevent jurors BEING set
ASIDE Tor trivial circumstances. which has can
sed the difficulty of procuring iuries in Nc,y
lofs ana oiber places in recent important ca :
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-15
THE ORIGIN OF THE WATER LILY.

THE ORIGIN OF THE WATER LILY.
by GEORGE AsPINwALL.
Across lonesome river bridge
A maiden went at dead of night,
When, STOPPING DER il moss GRIT ridge,
She saw strange. strange sight:
She saw group of fairies dancing,
Down in the watery depths below,
And heard thcir laugh ring through the vale,
As she had read in fairy tale
A long, long time ago;
And some on ellin steeds were prancng
WINE bright the moons chaste CLEANS were
glancing.
She pcep'd again and saw them throwing
Red coronals OF glowing fire,
And some in silver shells were rowing,
And others tuned the Tyre,
And some pfpd lays OF pleasing sadness,
On flutes of gold, with rubics bright:
The maiden tclt her senses turn.
And every nerve with pleasure burn
AT the mwonted sight;
While through Der coursd flood of madness.
vi Soul iHtoa icuting g'adLe S.
Once more the maid cssayed to peep
Within the Iimpid, pcarl-like stream,
But ielt her flesh with terror creep,
AS In troubled dream.
And, 10! voice came fearful clear.
And cried, "Brgone! or thou shalt rue,
il once again you d1re TO look,
pdterhiy OF tha brook,
Rash maid we'll turn thee to-
AT this the maid grew white with fear,
And shriekcd for aid, but none was near.
And then, in dread, she tried to 90.
But found too late she could not
For something seemed %! bitter wo)
To chain her on her spot.
Her very blood grew thick and chilly
And idintness filled her with dislnay:
The damsel tried, too. not again
To look below, but all i'm vain.
charm upon her lay.
She gaz'd again that maiden silly.
And straight became a irdfer Miy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-15
LOOK TO YOUR PoTATo HEATS

Inc Ohio Cnltiyator in noticing the cxten-
sive 'otiing of buried potatoes, advise that
heaps be examined, and il rottins has com
menced' assert them, and if wet place the
good ones ina situation to dry,and keep them
J. dry situation. 1t appears unsafe to give
The decayed ones to cattle or even to hos
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-15
FLAT BOATS SUNK. GREAT LOSS OF
PROPERTY

We are indebted 10 MIR. j. L. LonINc, who
has just returned from a trip down the river
to lock after property ahoat in Flat Boats, for
the following list OF boats, wrecked by the ice,
between this City and Louisville
Two boats, belonging to Potts * Davis, load
ed with flour, are aground at Craigs Barr, just
below Vevay, and in much danger.
Five boats sunk at Madison, and cargoes
saved in damaged state, viz:
One, Armstrong master, with 400 brls flour.
One, Mckay do. 1900 do.
One, Galusha do. flour, buckwheat, &c.
One coal boat.
One -four boat, owned by Mr.. Flora, cargo
savCd-insured.
n"t boat, Thonas, master, owned by
fotts * Davis, with I3UU Drls. Hour, was cut
down by The ice, and sunk at Cooper's Barr,
below Madison. Flour badly injured.
A flat boat Laden with bulk meat, was cut
down and sunk near Bethlehem, 30 miles be-
low Madison. Cargo total loss. No insur-
ance-owncr unknown
Two boats laden with flour, cut down by the
ice at Patterson's Landing, four miles below
Bethlehem. Cargo saved in a damaged con-
ditlon--insured.--Cin. Atics.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-15
FROZEN

A German nimad Hickey frozc to death at
Cumberland Oh Saturday night last the 9Th
inst Another man at Mount Savage was
found dead on Sunday morning, from same
cause.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-15

UST RECEIVED IN addition IN M, .,o.L-.
~ gopd assortment OF Coil Unmeo B,ea,, Pins
'"u o'",e o''S a o FAlRCHILD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-15

FRESH ARRIVAL OF BOOTS & SHOES
0DlhaA PAIRS womcn's Kip Lace ~
"a % 1910 90 do b,oi Nlorcc, do
~ rafs W"mons bool Moroc 20 B,skins
l2O do Mise. up Lace Boor.
wv w 90 Boot Morocco Lace Boots.
1"' 'sc'Yed at The Sign Of The BIO Rgp I}osr.
Gee ~ SAAlL MCLAILEN.
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