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c. II. HEINITsH, Agent.
GREAT DISCOVERY IN THE HEAL

TREAT DISCOV cry IN THE HEAL
~ ING ART.-Important to invalids and friends
OF the sick--Mcdicinc, however eicacious has a l.
ways been taken with dissatis(ac by the sick
owing to its unpleasant nature. Hence ii has ever
been the study of all great physicians disguise its
nauseous taste. But their efforts have never been
crowned with complete success 1t was left for DR.
smith to accomplish Having @iven the subject his
unremtting attention for nearly two years. he has,
after spending considerable amount of money
produced a medicine which, while it is every way
agreeable to the palate, is to triumph over DIS
EASE and all opposition, and to repay him for his
devotion to the improvement of medical science.
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PRICES FOR ADyERTIsINc

Twelve lines or less, three Insertions IL ,, no
Every additional Insertion Sg
Business Cards will lie Lo.spicp,,alv ;ns.,td 20
for one year, including paper for eis
Longer advertisements char ged in proportion.
by the year. ''o' ''se
Al payments 20 be made in aduance Those who.
have mol an opportunity of paying otherwise, NAV
masters certificate of such remittance shall 10.
Suiic receipt therefor The notes Of any specie
paving bank will he received ~ p
No attention ,oiH be gioen 10 anu order ,,n,., o.
money, or postmaster CERT fcate nat 81 b, 49,,
mitted, accompanies il. ~ ' 'e-
~ letters to the Proprietor, charged ,viM po,tae,.
,piil not be taken out of the Post ONE P0't's .
April III
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A ND STILL ANOTHER SUPPLY
a "A DEATH DEATH !! DEATHi!! no RoACH-

ESc mOSQOJIOES, FLIES. ANTS, &C. &c. =
me EGYPTIAN POISON PAPER, has been i'm
Iou9ced into Great Britain, France, ItaIv and
the United States. The enormous demand for -
IN nose countries (wiihout any commonly proves
dreadful pests ''o'' ''eso
Mr. MOORE, General a gent for the United States
ueeI9 ~ necessary TO caution the public against a
spurious ahcte which has been introduced The
4th door below Middle. Only I2i cents Ssr Sra,
juno 30 CUAS n PIR;IsTSTIt Pc onee''
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CHT0 oIHG 2 HIzAMs.-6O CHOICE SOUTHLAND

so Bushels Ground Alum Salt.
10 Sacks Liverpool Salt
Also 100 IS, Is, and gals Stone Jars
aug 80 THOS. BROOKS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-02
RAIL ROAD.

We publish in another column the report
OF the Engineer Of the Cleveland and Wells
vile Railroad. The Pittsburgh Gazette char
acterises that road as the Cleveland and Pitts
burgb' Railroad. with what reason can be
Judged when the reader is informed that Wells
vile is 30 miles from Wheeling and SIS from
Pittsburgh, that the navigation to Wheeling
is down the river with the best navigation,
and that to Pittsburgh up the river, and far
the worst fare Of its navigation. There is no
doubt but Wellsville is the highest point to
which the road will be constructed, and the
people OF Cleveland will, in all probability be
induced to bring it lower down. Cleveland
will yet look TO Canton or Massillon, and from
there to the valley of the Tuscarawas and
Wheeling creek to the Ohio.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-02

cean furnaces racked and famed by the breath
OF the Almighty, when lis terrible requiems
arc performed in glowing dcluscs of fire which
undermined the stable foundations ol the hea-
~ SUBMITS. fhs&, Harki What a solemn
SILENCE now pervades the eaters machinery,
when the resplendcnt mansions begin to shake
where the imrneasuribic begins TO clothe him
self IN majesty To fix ,hc destinics of all Intel
liSencics, when Chained comets, inflated wait
TO bear along the controller OF its buried orbs,
where sparkling, rushing through infini,y, lea
ping athwort the tracks oi thousand, oil whir-
ling spheres, making immensely 10 ,remblc
with dismay. at which sight the sun, with
ircaky revolutions, hastens down the western
hemisphere with a rapidity that would dis
lance conception. How much honor shall be
found IN this assembly when all is Aiming
above and beneath, when the solar system is
rocking aud reeling beneath unimaginable POI
wcr ot Jehovah, when shooting meteors dar-
ting through u labyrinth OF worlds, bring on
the wreck of planet heaped upon planet in
one undistnguislable funeral pile, tanned by
the breath the reservoirs where condemned
spirits weller anl CULVER with tue scorching
blasts that fall upon them in a perpetual
storm. But what unIading laurels awaited
TO cncircle the victor's brow who, by the po-
wer OF Emmanuel, hal conquered the infer
nails. What estate joys of the deepest thrill
shall they enjoy when. is walked up the ever
lasting jubilees on the high sounding clarion
ringing through the matchlcss round of gem
and diudem. arches the final and eternal tri-
umph of honor to the utmost posts of immcn-
sity, while the mighty circles turn their in
terminable revolutions.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-02
ENGLISH NAVAL PREPARATIONS

' AL PREPARATIONS
The Paris correspondent of the National In
tclligencer, under date of Is, instant, has this
paragraph respecting the naval preparations
OF England
French tourists, quite competent Judges,
who have just arrived from Grea, Britain, re.
port that tue naval prcpara,ions-especiall,
the Increase OF steam war powcr-are more
considerable, various and active than even the
announcements in the special journals, and the
warnings of the French Opposition press
would lead the world to Imagine.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-02
DEATH.

An aged woman named Jd,e MCarley
who lived alone, in East Wheeling, was found
dead near the fire place of her room, Yesterday
morning. A c%oroner's jury was held, but no
evidence was elicted showing the cause other
death. She died as she had livcd-alone.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-02
SENTENCE COMMUTED-Tbc Alc

oh.'ih~NCh ScNiNIC lED.-lDC AIcNan-
dna Gazette says that the Governor of Vir-
ginia has committed the sentence of the slave
recently convicted in Fairfax county, OF the
murder OF Mr.. Nermillion. 10 banishment.-
The slave was carried through Alexandra on
wednesday, to be sent out OF the United
States. The action of the Governor was in
duccd by strong representations i'm favor OF
him from a large number of the citizens of the
county. who believed that in striking the de-
ceased, the slave did not intend 10 commit
murder,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-02

We publish tha following address, said to
have been delivered at a school examination
in West Alexander, Ia. We think the au-
thcr should apply for the editorial chair OF
Browu,on's Review, and we publish it mere
ly to show his claims to that seat, as we do
not believe that transccndcntalism can boast
of more arrant nonscnse.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-02
Mr.. EDIroR:

Mr.. EDIToR:
an glad to sec that some one through your
useful Journal has made call Tor public meet
ing to appoint Delegates TO attend the Edu-
cation Convention which meets at Richmond
on the 10 instant. 1t is well, however, that
the people of our town are unanimously in
favor ola most liberal system Of Public Schools
i am only surprised that this call was not
mnde long ago. Every section of the State has
responded to it by appointing numerous and
powerful delegations. | hope on such an occa,
sion there will be among us no laying behind
but that we shall on Tuesday Evening have
a full turn out OF the people.
A FRlENDTO UNIVERSAL EDUCATION
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-02
ii HALL.
MARKET STREET, sTEuBENyrLLE, OHIO,

hANhtI SIhEEI, SI~EUBENNlLLE OHIO,
JOHN IR ONS, Proprietor.
Mis- establishment has been taken 10y the un.
Il defsicned. VINO respectfully bcgs lesve tn
i"iofm b 5 friends aud The public generally that it
has hcen reiiiied and furnished in a style not SIR
passed ny any house IN this place. md al least equal
"a any m The W.si.
Washington Hall is located in The business part
al The town. Oh Marker Street. near iy Opposite tho
Court III msc aud public buildings. aud within n
lew Steps oi The Market. The situation is The mos,
eleVa'ed OF any Pnliic house In he CITY. cummas.
ding i view oi The River for several miles aboyo
and ht low.
An OMNIBUS and Servants. will al all times
b" ~ reidi"tss. 10 convey passengers anG their bag.
gage 10 sni from The ~sIelmbuui landings
Every accom- uodaiiun which The public have n
right - o1pcc' may now be had al The Hall, on
'cims rs reasonable ns offered by my other good
house IN Sienbenvil'e. As he proprietor will spare
no pnibs pr expense Ia render general M: islaciion.
his. with his long experience IN the business. will
make II The interest vi those who come this way
To gre him a call JNO IRONS.
do,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-02
SMALL GRIEVANCES.

The constitution, laws and p~ract;ces nj
virginia render a man liable to many petty
grievances, from which there is no escape
We will cite a case Of our own. We nav y
tax OF 70 dollars TO the state for the p~riyilepe
oil publishing a newspaper. We have served
eight years IN a military corps, paving our
lines whenever we did not appear. For sew.
erai years we have published by request of
the AdJutant, notices Of the meeting Of the
military courts, and when our bill for so do.
Ing was passed by the court, amounting to 20
or 30 dollars, it was returned by the auditor
stating that there was no law authorizing nav
ment. We must pay our tax. paw our fines
OF lose our time' serve on juries without pay,
at the command of the sheriff, and vet can 70.
ceive nothing for Our services 10 the state
This looks TO us like a disregard of her cit;-
zens IN 'tite government, and oppressive To-
d degree unworthy OF u state. We speak ONLY
oil a single instance the expressions of AL
inoS'ai VINO do work for the state or county
courts are nearly the same in character. They
are delayed III the payment for their services
beyond a reasonable time. For instance q
service Is rendered by a mechanic in June
loio, alter the levy court meets-be must wait
until the levy court of June, 1916. before his
Dill Is acted on, and then until the taxes are
COLLECTED IN December for his money. Where.
as, IN OHIO or Pennsylvania, the service j. ron.
dered aud the money paid as soon as compile.
ted Which is the best calculated to produce
a favorable state OF society and business
promptness, &c.7
IMMENSE PROFITS OF THE HOUSE
of KOIHSClIlLD.-It is stated in = p,,i,
letter, by " GdiHardet. that the cn,ron, .,
MOI IN the beginning Of last month unon ,bo
rdns Exchange, YEAS that the house Of roth.
child had made forty million francs p,,6, %
the shares it held ia the great Northern Rail.
road OF winch ali the stock held by !, b.d
been sold at BOO lcs premium tho .b,,. 81,
seems certain says the same let,e, cd.
the profits OF this house for tho last Yea,
amounted to more than 10 millions franc,
hnd That IT'S accounts when last huL,nr.d
showed an active capital equal to the who'll.
puiEel OF Frdnce-something like 40 mil.
lions ABOUT I4j millions Of dcllar,I
HE largest factory buiIiing in The vo,LI i
n'w bring constructed at Portsmouth. New
himPshin. The par, ALREADY up !. ION, ,,,o.
drod and fdry feet long. wbcn co,p,ls,n5
the length OF the front will be FIVE bnnl..a
aud four feet. Numbers Of spindle, CO.
thousand; OF operatives, from twelve 10 az
,s9n hundred This is doing bushes, on a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-02
NllSSlSSlPPI ELECTlON.-The Mis-

MISSISSIPPI ELECTlON.-Thc Missis-
sippian, OF the 18th inst, states that the
democrats have elected the entire State ticket
by a majority ranging from 5000 TO 10000
votes, and all -four members OF Congress by a
corresponding vote. In the Legislature, the
democratic majority, on joint ballot, will be
about 56-in the House, d3; in the Senate
10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-02
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
THE MARKFTS-pORK 20,

THE MARKETS-PORK &c.-Pork be-
ing now the leading article in our market, we
have looked after the prices of it with some
care. No particular changes have lately ia
ken place IN it, Sl.00 hundred still being
the average, which is paid in this place as
well as IN Cincinnati. The variations from
of bidders on particular lots. Strengthening
has commenced here with as much briskness
as The weather will allow; and we suppose that
as good prices can be obtained here as any
where for the article.-Hdmiiton hnteliigencer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-02
UNIVERSITY

The Trustees of the University should bear
in mind thst their adjourned meeting is held
ro-nignt al the Clerks Office, at Z O'Clock.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-02

lhe Legislature d r.. Island has. BY lav,
deihnified oil persons from suits, in conss
IuSnoe o. Official acts in sorPrcssiGg the Dor,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-02
TIE BEAUTIFUL DIE. and hose n,.o nboss

THE BEAUTIFUL DIE. and those also whose
lives have heen marked by active deeds Of bcnev-
olence aud unirIng devotion in smeliorniinp the
co"diion OF man. Alns! how relentless ne Thy
darts. oh death. But Of all Thy ministers that attend
upun thee in solemn state. quick in obey Thy awf full
hehe,,. coNsuMrrioN, The ~insadabe spoii or. was
formerly mol To he feared hut ihasks To The inven.
i've gcnius oi civilized man n remedy has been
found mat has proven itself an nlRos, invarahIe
specific for 'his most dire discnse. II resort he had
To The Balsnm oi Wild Cherry IN The early singes Of
{ rrumpi.nn. u positive cure may be relied upon.
Thousands of The nosI Interesting cures ara cen.
sandy Iakiug place, hui Let l. who would get
The right medicine inquire particularly for DIR Wis.
lars Balsan, as the basesi limitations 70 abroad.
For sale by
J C~RuAlBACKtR, l73 Main 81. w...,n
PRYOR & PAUL.. l64 Markets 81, "heeimG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-02

Snow construed to fall until a late hour
yesterday and considerable ice passed down
the river.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-02
ANECDOTE OF KOSCUKcOs HORSE

-hosclusko wished to send some bottles of
good wine to a clergyman of Slothum, and
give inc commission 10 a young man by the
name OF elmer, and desired him to take the
morse nc himself usually rode. On his return
Leltn'r said be never would ride his horse again
unless he gave BIN his purse at She same time.
hosciGsko asked wbltbe meant. lie answer
cd hcn a poor man on the road takes of
lts hat aud asks charity, the horse immediate.
~ stands till, and won't stir till sumething +.
gwen TO the petitioner; and, as / had nomonev
! was Obliged to make believe to give some.
tmns, Ia 0rtcr TO satisfy the horse
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-02

n gentleman residing near the CITY If NJ
o'le rais d tbisycar, IN his garden. sweet Gran.
Ees oi IMMENSE SIC. One Of them mpssnrrd
tni'ccn inches ~ circumference aud weighcJ
nteth ond Q hsii ounces. and was of most DO
PLANTED ia ls3s. "Vm Secd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-02

JAYNE'S EXPECToRANT always cures Asih.
ma-iwo or three lnrge doses will cure The Croup
or III YES ol children In from Is minuies' to I hour's
time. Ii immediately subjucs The violence of
cough, nnd effects n speedy cure. Hun.
dreds who have teen given Up by their physicians
as incurahlc. with Consumption. Splitting Of Blood.
aud other Pulm"naIy Affections, have heen restored
To perfect health hy u. II never fails in giving re-
liei. For sale by DR. J CRUMBACKER. I73,
Main ST. Wheeling Va. dec I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-02

In speaking of Mr.. CALHoUY's position on
the Oregon dispute, the US Gazette says
I'VE have occasion to know that MIR. Cal
houn has, since his visit TO Louisiana. express
ed himself freely in regard to the Oregon ques-
non. lie does not doubt as to the right ofthe
United States to the territory, and he has no
doubt that the right can be asserted and sus-
tanned, without the least disturbance of the
present happy state oil peace and commerce
Detween the United States and treat Britain.
But at the same time Mr.. Calhoun fears that
the Cabinet will not b. guarded in its language
and conduct relative to the claim of Great
Britain, and will impose upon Congress the
necessity OF a course, which might be easily
avoided, and which will be full OF misery and
woe to The people of both countries.
Mr.. Calhoun looks at the Oregon question
then, as liable to precipitate us into war. not
because war is nccessary but because prudence
is wanted
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-02

Total expenses WREN e, hrusc. LOG OGe -
ResP '~ctiully submitted.
NoEsnhr 18Th, 1876.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-02

"A fellow was once asked whit Inference
he could draw from the text in Job nJ
DC asses snufcd up the wind" "yycii .
ne replied. "thc only inference that can
dmw u this: that !, would be a id toon
'lmc before they would grow lat upon il /"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-02
DOARD OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dn


BOARD OF HEALTH. --Iniermenrs do
- ring The month OF November TO The 29ih in
elusive.
Consumption 9
SlIIlbOfn
Bnn
Snle'de l-5
2 males-3 females.
l nrdef ] year. I aged S years; I do &c yen.s
! do % years; ! do IS years Fonr white. 4 col.
ored. w HARDING. s.c,,.u
dec
NIRGINIA-N cIANcEnY- Al rules held
~ The Clicks "mce of The Circuit Supe,ior
Cur ~ Law and Chancerv fr the county Of Ohio
n the month Of December JBi5
Lewis SueO, C~onphinsn,.
Frederick Smith, John Ruthie. Samuel Neel. So.
hieaki Brady. Tne Merchants and MecbanIcs'
Bunk of wheeling. Jacob 8 Shriye,, John e
Camphe aud Anelin ~, his vie. Hanson w
Ch'ilt line and y zIltib S HIS wife Parker Camp.
bell and Isabel bis wife. Ameih Sprrg. Zacha.
rinh Jacob adm nisit1lOr of Samuel S, pgg. ss.
oesscd. Ctris ion wrlcr. Gpllieb FrUbscb, Nor.
rnp NelsoD. David Wagner snd Fredenes G
S,escvtr DJsoSasis
The defendants = ,eIcrick smith, L,hn Rnsb;e.
DlSid W1gnef and Frederick e Spssevsr, np, bav.
Hg entered heir appearance assj siy On scrs,iiy
according 10 ihc at oI assembly End The faIes Of
ih'- court and bapprarDg by satisfactory pEOol ihat
they arc MT nhabssn,s % The Com mon~ esIih rs
N'fgbfn. o. metiob ~ he complainant by counsel.
81 H"nlercJ Ibsi The said defendant, d. sppss here
~ The q = Monday ~ Feb'so'y neat snS answer
he Compliments lJl, 81 j that o sopy 81 Ibis oder
~ htbwnb m erred ip sO,e ssrsJsper printed 70,
The CITY 81 Wheeling hr Two sOoihs Excessively.
end psstoJ nj me front door " The Corr house of
OHIO comfy. A copy tesis,
ALEX r lady. Clerk.
J&F dee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-02
MIR. BUCHANAN.

C5 We perceive that several of the Wash
ington lettcr-writers continue to affirm thu,
MIR. Buchanan is making preparations TO leave
The Cabinets The following, however, which
we copy from the last number of the Norris.
town Register, tells another story, and The au-
thorlty Is much better than that of the letter.
writer's alluded 10. We may here remark that
an effort has no doubt been made by a few
persons to induce Mr.. Buchanan to retire. 1t
Is probable, however, that the Secretary of
State at one time hesita,ed as to his course.
But the Democratic Journals of PENNSYLVANIA
have spoken out Upon the subject in such UNI
equivocal language, that we feel satisfied that
MIR. Buchanan has determined to retain his
present position for some time at least. The
Register says
"For the last three or four weeks, ncwspa-
per paragraphs, and the gossip Of Washington
letter-wrltcrs have been busy i'm endeavoring
10 create an impression that Mr.. Buchanan
was DESTROYS of being transferred from the
State Department TO the vacant seat on the
Supreme Bench, and much time and labor
have been expended in attempting to prove
what nobody doubts, namely, Mr.. Buchanan's
S'HhiSu' btISSs lot tnat or even The highest
Judicial station in the country. 1t is not our
purpose to inquire into the causes which crc-
ated, IN some quarters at least, so warm a
zeal for the promotion of MIR. Buchanan's in
terests and honor, although a paragraph might
be easily devoted TO the singular transforma
ton, in a brief space of time, of malignant
ana bitter opponents, into apparently enthu-
siastic and cordial admirers. Our cblectnow,
is merely to remark-and we do it with en-
tire confidence in the correctness of our asser-
tion-that Mr.. Buchanan will not accept the
JudSeship. nor will he retire from the impor-
tant station to which he was called by Presi-
dent Polk, in accordance with the united and
openly declared voice of the democracy of
Pennsylvania. At the head of the Depart-
ment OF State, Mr.. b. is able TO render his
country important public services, and il is
not anticipating too much to expect, whsn
hisdiplomatic correspondence shall be laid
before the country al the opening of the COM
ing session of Congress, additional evidence of
his eminent fitness Tor the station, and proud
testimonials that no where could the Presi-
dent have iound a counsellor and friend more
able, experienced and sound, than the favorite
son OF the Key Stone State"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-02
ACONTESTED ELFCTJON-The Wa,

ACONTESTED ELECTION.-The Wash
ington Union has advices from Florida, sta
ting that MIR. Cabell intends to proceed to
Washington and claim his scat i'm the House.
under the certificate which he has obtained;
and Mr.. B~r'ckenbrough has given Mr.. c. no.
uce OF his determination 10 contest the claim.
The friends OF Mr.. ID. entertain no doubts OF
their ability TO prove that he received q ma
joliiy of the legal votes cast; and, further.
that it was impossible 10 convey to the State
capitol the returns from some of the precincts
within the time specified by law.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-02

rs THIS MEDICINE we exclaimed The other
day, on tasting some of %Jayne's Tonic vcrmifsse,
u certainly has none Of the nauscous As~vour,whieh.
D q associates with Tho idea of physic. Children.
consider II quite a treat. and in taking il their pali
a'es ore erniiied. and their health rcsioreJ ~ tho
lime james Tonic Nermilnge noI only desiroyS
worms. hni carries of he mucus in which they are
,mhedddd. and effects a radical nnd permanent cure.
Every mother knows The %promincnt symptoms Of
worms. such rs voraci'y. leanncrs. feiid breath
grinding of the teeth during sleep. paicncss of tho
hrs. itching oi The nose. &c. hut there ia other in.
hicia mol so generally fecosnized. A dry cough.
dull eyes. enlargement "f The abdomen. and many
"iher symptoms common 10 ether diseases. freouent.
ly denote The proscnce Of worms. II ,he,r eristerco
Is even suspected, the Vermiioges houid he atm,,,.
i''er'd. because IL can do 40 ham in my cuss, md
may do incalculable good.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-02
MES Z. wHARToN-PupL,surR.
TUESDAY, DEC EMBER 2. 1888
PUBLIC MEEIiNU.

PUBLIC MEETING.
The citizens of Wheeling interested in the
esnse Of education arc invited TO meet at the
City Hall. ON Tuesday evening next, to APP
point delegates to the Richmond Education
Conven,ion-to DC held on the 10Th inst.
MANY CITIZENS.