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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-23
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" ElSlGER'S RESrOREK OF HEAL III,
Tor the cute Of Dyspep'a Chronic all diseases
arsg from disorder Of the Head
sehe Heartburn Flsiuleney, CONSTIPATION,
lbs efsit Celebrity which this obtained is
university gaining been
introduced aud the many EIDE ed has
he years est b shes beyond l0ubt efficacy
IN adieay curing Dyspepsia and CFuae
eomiian dneases In mast the Pc
ei and elects change the
&c" )S but eann't he niby expected
ung Va The same aiuiary effects WILDE produced
pol Se from the great celebrity has alfeaGy acquired
nd man persons aIt
e- "he Diners expect single bottle to aho them
lnu NJ rre II s impossible
Thing like idea quantity n-iciu that ay b,
indispensable To net forms and
~Ase OF dsease therefore the quantity
proporiio TO its enects-oms requiring one bottle
Others may require ~, eight Fer ,a,e by
ALEX. DUvAI. 4 90,
aH ~ AZ Ma n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-23

FOR LONDON
- The superior A l ship DENMARK. Frost.
tx CITY Point WI be- ready IN few es,s
To receive m passage, apply IN er.burs TO
Mes -. OsborEe & Bragg, and he:e
CHARLES PALMER
- Or
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-23
b UILDIN G LOTS

~ GOO saek order, per seh Navgaior-For sale by
81 III DAN EXPORT ALLEN A. 60.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-23
ALIEN. DUAL 4 90

nv ~ - MIN STREET RfCHMOND y.
't,h arrivals, are receipt oi thsI. PAN soe+ ~ pruoa
80 sne MLpIt INES INTS oils DYE sTI'FFs NIYnoyy
@ . e.h'taeins offensive assortment whrh ,n.. -
'- siIt - q sait Purenisrs ihs u.n term, '' o's'
y b-Facular att uiioa paid 10 paekinr ard .,o,,.
Scptstu,rr ). Is f-NNi"s "Ha shPPiuS erdefA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08
From Noah'a Weekly Messenger.
YANKEE TRICKS.
REvoLUTIONARY INcIDgNr.

common consent lSa very queer sponsor.
Common consent makes wits of stupid;ti.s.
Tools OF wise men, gallants of Joscnbs and
Idscals oi honest individuals. Common ron.
sent stamped "lankces"-in their first days.
as slrcwd, incompatible tricksters. and com,
mon consent was pretty neal fright lust at that
uihe' whether the Yankees are a match for
opposition now, we leave TO older and wiser
1caus 10 determine. We gained our indie pen.
"ence Dy shceT lorce OF arms. Now and then
'o''u,'e would layOr our side with a little ex-
''"oiVui"iy good event or Circumstance, but
not very frequently. IL was fight twenty times
where it was succes,Cnllv 1,ce
The English, always on the look out for
squalls and Yankee tricks" not um(reouent-
iydcceived themselves i'm the most ludicrons
manner.
In the month ofMay, 1911. Sir James Voc
WIN Il leet OF vessels To the number of thir-
zen OF VARIOUS sizes, appeared off the mouth
=, ule uehesce, thrcaieHingt To- annihilatc Ro-
chester, and destroy every improvement and
person IN the vicinity. Great alarm WAS GRO
ateu ny iuis. Messengers were despatched al
once throughout the country for aid. Tho nco-
pie were arouscd--like the fiery cross Of Rho.
derrick Dlu the summons sped and what tb;uL
ye, was the RESULT IN Rochester there were
Then Just thirty-ihrec people capahle of hear.
ing arms, and about half a dozen came i'm in
help Them. Truly formidable army TO rcpel
an English feet. and oppose a clever of shnno,
OF tue british forces. The first thiI 2 that The
little band Of Americans did was to throw nm
. breast work-rude and slight-ncarthc dceup
hollow, beside the Lower Falls. This brrast.
work was called Fort Bender. They then
hurried down the junction of the Gcncsce and
lake Ontario, because there tire enemy decIar.
cd they would land. They left behind them
two old men, with several small BOYS. 10 re-.
move the women and children into the woods
IN case The British should land for tho provis.
IONS and the destruction Of the bridge at Ro.
The Rochester forces were commanded nv
frdnc's Brown aud Elisha Ely. who acted as
cipt'lms. Isaac w. Stone was appointed ma
Joi' Inc Americans were elegantly accou.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08
OHIO LAW ROCKS

' VIE OHIO OFFICERS GUIDE, embracing
u the duiirs Of Consinblcs AMI other Towns,,n
oiicers; including officers acting under the Sch.ol
Law. with arpropr ate Foims. Also dircciion,
aud icrms Tor Executors. ADMINISTRATORS and Guar.
dams With 'tca'ises On the law OF parincrship opd
ha,lncni. ana the duties aud liabilities of Cor,mon'
Carriers. Carriers uf Passengers. and Inpkee pcts.
with n cole, iion Of forms of Deeds, ar,iclcs Of
ortcement. Bonds. Powers Of Attorney, Wills. &c
&c;h by Humphrey III LcuvI,, Judge OF the Disiri,t
Court OF the United States. for the District Of Ohio
! vol s W.. Pace 81 8 in gdpd law binding.
JUICE SWANS PRACTICE. The Practice in
Civil Actions and Proceedings at Law. in Ohio, and
Preccdcnis ~ Pleading. with practical noics; ,oce-
iher with ihc Fortns ani Process. and Clerks In.
ries; ny Joseph x Swan. of the Twelfth judicial
C'rcni,. Vol l.. a very large royal s vo; $50 pages
IA fine law binding, price S. UO.
UiGESr oFTnE OHIO REPORTS;
a Digest Of The FIRST ~ vols of the Ohio Repor,s:
containing all the eases ever reported nj Law or i'm
t.lniiy. IN The Supreme Court OF the Safe Of Ohio.
IN Bank. by % wi'cos. attorney o. Laws, and
sometime Reporter of iha, Court. livol eyo. i'm
eo"d law binding. Price s4.0U.
a supply of the nhoyc valuable works reed md
for sale by JOHN J UASwELL. Uni6h s,,'
yf Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08
BALTIMORE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

BALlEMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
II IS with vcry srcat qualification that we find
that in tn Wheeling terminus of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad are evidently settled
the interest and hopes of the greatest portion
oil the people ot that lion OF the West. the
great state OF Ohio, a state whose trade alone
would ovcrbdlancc by far all the trade of the
west and south Of 1t. that ever eau by the most
successful artificial channels find its way IN
the rivers to the eastern cities. We find tho
papers of franklin, Belmont, Harrison. Tus.
carawas, Holmes, Carroll, Coshocton, WAYNE.
Stark, and Richlaud have all entered the lists
in behalf of thu Wheeling terminus. as one
tia, will yield vast benefits to the great central
Ohio trade over those of any other route. II
advantageous to them, it must be in a cores
ponding degree. to the Company and Balti-
more. We do not attempt t. transfer all the
able articles that have appeared upon this sub
Jet, To our columns, but we are clad To soc
from the following that we may soon expect
something from a new quarter;
From The IN. Vernon Tim,s.
BALTIMORE ANDOHIORAlL ROAD
We notice that d writer in the Ohio State Jo,r-
nal has commenced a series of articles OH the
subject oi the terminus of the above named
Rail Road. We are pleased tn see that IN. al.
vantages To he derived tn Ohio from the terni-
nation oil this great work of Internal Improve
ment, at Wheeling, are beginning to attract
the attention ri soiue of her discerning enter
citizens. IL is worthy of notice that.
Tor some time past, the numerous advantages
that must necessarily accrue To Central Ohio.
provided the Baltimore aud Ohio Rail Road
terminated at Wheeling, have been a subject
oil conversation between a few of thu business
men III this place. In fact, SOM time since.
we had the promise OF a written communion
ton on the subject, from one of our gifted cit
lZcns, calling the attention OF the people of
Central Ohio To the importance of the proposed
terminus. Now, that the subject is being laid
before the public in other quarters, we trust
our friend will speedily redeem his promise.
and allow us To lay his communication before
the public.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08
A woRDTo THE WlSE-wc have

a WORD TO THE WiSE-Wc have not
been surprised tolearn from good authority that
the diplomatic" Mr.. McLane has thoroughly
i~mpregnated his clique in the Railroad Com
rany, with the notion that they can reject the
law Of Virginia now, and accept it hereafter.
They, therefore, arr for rejecting 1t now for the
purpose of frightening Virginia into such a
law as shall be dictated by the Diplomat .
with the understanding that if our Legislature
stands firm, the Company will accept the pres
cnt law before next March. Very well, Very
well! But we thought that Mr.. McLane had
tried his tactics often euougha at Richmond to
beconvinced that Virginia is neither to be bull
lied nor out-wittcd. That gentleman is So
thoroughly known in our legislative bodies,
that every trick he leads for will be assurcdly
tIunped.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08
PROSECUTION OR NO

PROSECUTION or NO PROSECUTION
TRUTH TRIUMPHANT M twi iIisianding The
'"'e''s anh Vaccinations Of those who dread cxpo.
sure Childhir,h recommended Ivy the facuIiy.-is
nov published by Hrnry G D,egers, No 80 Ann
AT No 5 South a..
w The publisher il determined iba, no system
o' brow beating shall effect The suppression of n
"ofh winch 10 certainly destined To- bene6, iI,ou
sa""s-'o avert danger OF The most critical period oC
me I'VE oi woman-ond preserve The blessings Of
maternal care To many a helpless ch,id who would
''hefw'Se he an orphan. The errieisms olIhe press
nave III every case. been most ALTERING 10 The nm
Thor.
The True Sun snys-'Tbis Is a very able yo,l
ona very important suhjeci-a work which oupb,
10 ne ~ The hands OF every wife in The country. II
" "i"'en IN a philosophical spirit. and in such
"'n'''sr language. ut the same time, az renders il
universally ineligible. Muck suGe, ing may be
eh'feiy prevented by q careful perusal olihe dIrec.
"onsneie gwen The 1ook is beautifully got up
WIN gill edges. and c,sis only so cents
~ Tho production says the Tribune, 'of n lady
o'Ne" York OF stern integrity mud thorough ocs
q"ainionoe viii her subject. and lis worth aud
importance are certified by some OF our mtsl
eminent phy'icions We sec by lie True Sun
'hn' Tue publisher has been threatened with Inc
pans and pena lies of he Law Of Libel ION account
OF some exposures Incidentally made in IL of The hor.
rble iniquIIes daily committee in OR city bv The
monsters who are amsssins wealth by deludnr
ignorant and silly women IN matters Of lie and
death. We would ngroe to pay oil The damages
tina, can he recovered ny ROsieil & Go. for a bfass
fsrhing"
The View York Herald soys-'This is n very
ao'e worn. by The author Of intellectual and Mo,oI
Vn'l'lies ~Tfohsmissiblei abounding in facts ,hot aIl
should become acquainted wiih-male and female
Is a happy exposure Of some Of The mov, cold.
o'oooed and d~lslardIy systems # murder that eve,
cursed a county. The spirited publisher deserves
cfeult iof his timely publication :
~ Is iroly o valuable work saws ,be Rive,
ana contains many philosophical truths. simplyo and
panty 'o'd' Of The highest importance. We tdc,
sand That "no Madume Reslell has threatened =.
p'' or injunction upon Ne publication, NJ being a
noo' upon her fJfession. - bat we can tell ,be on.
'efnfisu g publisher 10 - ahead-hm ss eenis ns
WI agree 10 pay oil domages The work ~ Of sncb
s'ea' merit that II shoold nj be withheld fom tho
puhiic longer tbon possible
ouch evidence az Ibis in favor Of sCbildbirb
"'honi Pam tanHoi be resisted. The wo,k
10" beioro The public aud 1t ~ believed tb., 10.
merits Will Re appreciated. ~ Nv
w An Edition put up for The Moils y;u ho -,
70 eny part u the country. PO.ioso oply . com.
jy8 wy = 'o"'s'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08

lNCoNSlSrENCY.-Mr. Polk dismissed,
poor lieutenant from the Navy for fighting a
duel aud shortly afterwards appointcda noIed
duclist, Mr.. Labranche, to am Office in The
New Orleans Custom House. and made Geo.
w. Jones, the second OF Cilley in the Geht
with Graves. Surveyor General of Wisconsin
and Iowa. But this is not ALA. II Mech
oi Alahama was the second of Mr.. Yancey in
his duel with MIR. ~Clingman, which took place
during the last session of Congrcs-, and Ne has
recently received an important clerhship i'm
the Treasury Department.
The praise which was So la~vislily awarded
to the President for his conduct In the case of
Llen; Hurst was rather premature. What
ever horror he may have of the barbarors prsc-
Tee oi ducllng he can most easily shake OH. it
seems, when prominent partizans are applis
cants Tor Office. 1t is only when a poor Lieu.
tenant, without political influence. is To he
made a victim, that he grows indignauta at the
SrieNons offence, and, without hesitation or
compuiction, strikes his name from the Navy
Last. How much in keeping is such conduct
WIN the whole character of James h. Polk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08

Os,The Washington correspondent ofthc
Journal OF Commerce says that the Oregon
question Is to be the turning point of the next
eiecton, and that Mr.. Benton will, devote
himself exclusively to that hobby. Can this
be possiblel Is a matter likely to involve the
terrible question OF war, to be made a mere
topic OF political excitement. with a view To
us influence over AN election? We cannot
believe IT.. Washington letter writer's must
say something when communicating with their
employers, and thus it is that we have 81
many strange stories from the seat of Govern
iment. But the writer alluded to continues.
IN a II more improbable strain:-
benton and the West, and Webster and
The East, will, ] predict, (quoth that writer
unite on that point for the sake of raising a
popular opposition TO the administration.
Such coalitions have been witnessed before and
are not unnatural. Though Mr.. Adams offered
through MIR. Clay, he49th degree of la,itude
asa compromise, it does not follow that the
wing party OF this day is bound by it,"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08

We see in the Southern papers, brief accounts
oil an attempt at a second revolution i'm Mexi-
60, but it ended in nothing. There is great un-
certainty, however, how long the present gov
eminent can last. At every new indication
oil the distraction, weakness and folly of that
nation, our cheek tingles afresh with shame to
think that the once msullied honor of our owl
country has fallen into the keeping of men
who, III a short time, have given il a double
by bullying Mexico because she
was weak, and again by trucking to England
because she is strong.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD

The Clarksburg papers and thc Parkcrsbure
dazette take us TO task for opposing the Balti-
more proposition of terminating their Rail
Road at ParkeTsburg instead of Wheeling.
aud we are promised an exposition in good
SCI terms OF the Nervousness Of hat Opposition
Very good gentlcmen-we will listen with
all respect to what YOU have to say. and don
III the least doubt, that we shall b. able to
satisfy all Virginia, except the part interested
mat a more unreasonable proposition as w,
SAID before. was never addressed to scnsible
peoplc!-RiehmoHd Wig.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08
SONG.


BY WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.
Oh stream forever fresh and full,
That gleamest through the plain!
For thee the punctualsprinS returns,
To steep thy banks with rain:
And when thy latest blossoms die
In autumn's chilly showers,
The winter fountains gush for thee,
TIL May brings back the flowers.
On, Stream Of life! the violet springs
But once beside thy bed;
But one briei summer on thy path,
The dews OF heaven are shed.
lily, parent fountains shrink away,
And close their crystal veins,
And where thy glittering waters ran
The dust alone remains.
Grahams Map,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08
REMOVALS FROM OFFICE,-Tbe Al

andrla Gazette says
Numerous rem0rois are said To have been
msde or are about to be made, in Washington.
The Land Office is to be re organized thorough.
iy-the clerks TO he removed and then the new
appointments and the rc-appointnfents.
of like tenor; "f"
DeeGpitoiions.-The Executive puil,o,;ne
yesterday turned off twenty-four new ~y;c,;mns
in addition to the three or four executed ,hs
latter part ot last week. OF these four arc
CITIZENS ot Georgctown.- They are from. tho
Treasury Land Office, War and Navy Denar,.
ments. To-day being the first of the new fis.
catyear, we expect TO hear of even more dc.
capitationz yet.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08
NOW Is TIE ACCEPTFD TIME

Is TIE ACCEPTED TIME.
1oME ONE, COME ALL. TO JOHNSTON
d BERRYIIILLS. No 1871 Mai. S, where
y"" VIII UNI a most beautiful aud well .elec,eJ
took OF FANCY. STAPLE AND DOMESTIC
GOODS OF every description; and also. n l,r,o ~.
h;osnt OF Iia'iers' furs and Thinning: an nj
VII VII sell ut very reduced prices, n, W.
are ~ ~ close out Tor ou, Fall stock. All In.
jy7 '"s""s VIII do wen ~ calling
NOODS o LADIE.
f" lows C~ashmcrc, d. 4 ..r'sfo arc rs FOL
article ir stresses, something differ. Du'@"'"'a ne"
now IN this market Also q yaritt"m awning
Lawns and Bnlzarinc; beautiful striped a. rench
Silks; Alpacas, u ,nbazines. Merinoes, aud a vr.inId
o' oihcfs loo numerous Ia mcnIion. We have a.,
On hand n large assortment of CIoihs. Cashmere,
aud Vcs'inas; Tailor's Trimmings Of every Jcscrip.
ion We likewise have n beautiful assortment, O
u 'nne's. viz Medina BnnneIs. Gimp do Lawn do
Straw do Neapoli,an do Pcrsi IN Braid de- Birds Eve
do Lace do Satin Straw 60. Carpe,ne Of ever,
Descriptions, price and width.
WORD TO TIE WISH is SUFFICE
IA ENr'-An persons wishing To gel Bargains
Will please call nj Johnston u Beryhill's, as we arc
confident we cnn sell cheaper Than any Other house
IN The city. Remember
JOHNSTON & BERRYHILL'S,
Vo No l3t Main 81. Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08

In ST. Pctersbush the carriage of a prince
must stop for the humblcst pedestrian, or the
law renders the owner liable for heavy DANA
gesand penalties. In this free country a man
has a perfect right, it seems, to drive over any
body he ~pleascs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08

ID. BRAVO, at the Commercial News and
Reading Rooms, opposite the 81. Charles and
Ncranda Hotels, is agent for this paper in
New Orleans. Advertisements Tor IL ur orders
Ton NV subscriptions, will receive immediate
attention II left with him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08

NEW YORK, July 3.-Flour is inactive
but without any change of price; the sales TO.
day have been confined TO the CITY trade,
bushels Northern corn sold at 10, mea.
sure, and 2OOO bushels of Southern. at al.
measure. Oats are dull at the high rates now
demanded. Coffee is in demand-the stock
OIL NO Is reducedto 1000 bags. Holders gem
orally are firm, but no advance has been
obtained. The prices now rance from 6 IN ?
cents, with a few choice lots at7l cts,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08
NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA

NORTHWESTERN NIRGINIA.-Wc see
Una IT Is strongly intimated that the people of
Northwestern Virginia, are by no means una
niInohsly III favor of permitting the Baltimore
company to extend their improvement through
mat section of the State, so as To terminate at
PaTkersburg. Indeed so far from there being
anything like unanimity of sentiment among
the people OF Northwestern Virginia. with re-
gard To The terminus of this Improvement. we
Understand that out of the tlceLUe counties.
winch were represented in the Clarkcsburo
convention, sir are decidedly i'm favor of the
Road terminatingat Wheeling. instead of Par.
kersburg' And in addition TO this we see il
stated that eight oCthc ttoctUe ddegdtes, which
VIII be IN the next Legislature from North
western Virginia, will vote against the right
OF way TO Parkersburg. The people have now
determined to hold another Convention i'm on
position to the one which was lately held in
farkersburg which is TO take place in Fair
mount, IN Marion county, on the 9TH of July
next. IL therefore seems TO us that when the
Legislature shall come to consider the import
ant TISSUES which are involved in granting the
petition asked for by the people of Parkers-
burg. and especially as it must ieopardise the
future success of that great State enterprise
me James River Improvement, that they can
surely pursue no other course. than tO adj
here to the precedent which they adopted last
winter, and, promptly reject their memorial.
- Vohoy Wig.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08
TRUNK AND HNRNESS MAKING

TRUNK MD HARNESS MAkING.-
Mn. NicoLL, 100 Main street, is turning out
examincdon Friday, a trunk made by him to
order, that was IL of the most perfect things
ot the kind we ever saw. II was none too
large, yet contained all the apartments that
could ever be desired. He makes every vari-
ETY. of trunk, beautiful new style Carpet BAGS,
aud Harness in the very best style.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08
COMMERCIAL
MARKETS.
MASSlLLON, o. JuLy 2.
WHEAT-75@76 cts.
FLOUR-Si, 25@i 80.
WOOL-2063O cts.

PHILADELPHIA, july 4.ACOFFEE-
Duli at 6l@7 for Rio. COTTON improved.
sales at oi Tor Tennessee; Z for uplands: "a for
Mississippi and 8 for New Orleans and Mo
pie fLOUR-Si, 2504 81, dull. HOPS
SLOW at l22 Tor first sort. GINSENG
SI1de 90 cts; PORk-Mess Sl3,25; prime
thy Si,6S3. WOOL-Half blood 27a30.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08

Great doings are in enbryoat ST. Clairsyille
for the reception Of cx-minister Shannon. A
deputation will come to Wheeling to receive
him.. The harmonious democracy are as low
ing as oil and water in Belmont.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08

BACKING OUT.-Somc one has again
called our attention tn an article i'm the Par.
kcrsburg Gazette which is about a week old
and had been for time forgotten. 1t is about
IN the usual strain, except that it Gems quite
Of a sudden, to have found ont that there are
some other parts of Virginia entitled TO regard
besides Parkcrsburg. 1t b,gins to suppose
that perhaps the State would not be commit
ting a great sin if it should complete the
Central Improvement, and il would like to
see the people enjoying the advantages of that
work. Now, considering the pugnacious val
or with which that paper and the Pdrkcrsburg
delegates last winter and since. have bclabored
that work we think the change of tune is a
sign that Parhcfsburg begins to grow weak in
the back.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08

ERVE n BON LINIMENT-Anuther
supply o' Aliens. winan's. Buffers. Alden's
md Gardeners Nerve aud Bone Jin;mcnt ,,,o,Lo,
WIN Patent Medicines Of all descriptions. Ja.,
reed and for sale low by
jy 8 g. nv uoyN,,ooy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08

is,t'n SrrsS, Esq. is our Agent Tor Brooke
county, Virginia.
Me. Lrvi MriLoR. is our Agent for St,u-
bcnyillc, Ohio, aud vicinity.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08

McSsrs. MASON &TuTTLE. No. los Mas.
sau Street, are nur authorized AGENTS i'm New
York City. They will receive Subscriptions
an contract for Advertisements Tor the Times
and Gazette.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08

uovcrnor Skunk has been selected to deli.
yer an eulogy on Gen. Jackson. in The Hall .,
Representatives at Harrisburg, ON the 9th in.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08

Inc hoard of Aldermen of Boston. has in
creased the appropriation of $500, passed by
the City Council. TO $500 for the funeral oh.
sequies To Gen. Jackson.