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Omm Maktoum seems TO have been inal Of no .ank or
Importance but WAS treated with great respect bv the Pro-
pct ever after this adventure Il is Interesting that Mo-
manned should make his faults and the divine reproo
he received matter Of revelation and stronger proof OF his
SINCERITY ard earlestness could hardly be given.
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HERE.

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A CCOUNr BOOkS-A large assortment ot Blank Ac.
"A count Books made OF the best quality onen paper a1d
strongly bound Also, Others IN cheaper binding. Blank
Books Ruled and Bound any pattern All at low prices ut
mil H. * s. RAYNOR'S. Bookstore, 10 Iiowery.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-23
CRY OF WRESTLING, CLsaK's oprroE, !

lnuAIN 10, 10 ID.
QUARTER ELECrlON.-On Mond,y,
~ January 9Th, 1915, an election will be
held Tor Mayor and Members Of the Council
Of the City OF Wheeling, commencing al one
o'clock and closing at Eve o'clock, i NJ, al III
following places in tie several Wards, viz
10 the First Ward at the Office Of Neil Nc
Naughten, Esq, on Main ST.
10 the Second Ward, at The Office OF James
Mcconnell, ESQ. on Union ST.
In the Third Ward al the Office Of Richard
Simms, Esq On Nam 81.
In the Fourth Ward, at the CfIice Of Philip
Bier, ESD, on Main near South st.
In The Filth Ward, at he second door south
OF the Bridge in the brick house on the 2esi
side OF Mon ST.
The Members Of The Council are aprorlon.
ed as follows, viz: three Tor the first ward, frs
for the second wa:d, four for The third ward
four for The iouIIh wari and three for the filth
ward,
I he election will he held under The snperin>
tendance of the Aldermen and AS es>or for
each ward in the first, second, third and fourth
wards, and IN The fifth ward under The superIn-
endance OF Jno Hazle,, and Homer Austin
VIM DOUGLASS,
Jan 10 Clerk OF the City, pro femporc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-23
SCHOOL BOOKS.-FRESI ARRIVAL
hAVlES First Lessons in Algebra

SCHOOL BOOKS.-FRESlI ARRIVAL
hAVlES' First Lessons in Algebra
~ Key 10 ditto
Sanders Spoilers. lsl. Bud 81 and 4th Readers
MoGufhe's Eclectic Spoilers and Readers
Porier's Rhetorical Reader
Mi'chelrs Geography and Atlas
Olney's do do
Whately's Rhetoric
Waylands Moral Science. large edition
Coms'ock's Philosophy. Physiology Chemistry. Dc
Parkers and Hedges Logic
Willard's History Of The United States
Pinnock's Goldsmith's Rome, C reeoe. and England
Wehsiers Spelling Book. Dictionary. &c
Walkers Octave and small Dictionaries
Playiair's Euclid
Mair's Syniax
Cooper's Virgil
Clark's Cesar
Anihon's complete Series Of classics
For sale cheap at HASWELLS Bookstore,
Jan y Union Street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-23
SIX TWIST TOBACCO.
so ME- THIS "a EW ,
FREE .ECTIRES

DRoFESsoR POR FIR o the city Of r..
n York would respectfully INFORM The la.
die. and Gentlemen of Wheeling hat h. will DE-
liver ? Free Lectures on new syst ~ Of htiih
mtjic & Mathematics, al the e. yBai 81 iihrl
Wednesday and Thursday evenings January 10
anJ l6, al half past o'co X.
BY this syslem a OF our business ca.cu alions
are performed by one rule only, eSainplcs 'hai
would 10 common Arithmetic itqnte or 8
stat mcnis and some three OF four hundred hs.
ures may be wrought by tbs sJs EN- win only
one statement with Ut mpltplyins hgGte, and Iu
almost a single tur "a Of he pen, With only 10 vr
20 fl suics AID gruduce the same result.
The public general arc respectfully inyred
tu attend. Admission Fee jan -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-23

NORTH WESTERN BANK CF VA.
MAIN STREET. WHEELING.
CAPITAL s7i0,OOO
President, ARCH, WOODS,
List, Cashier.
Directors:
"A Woods, w w ShTiver. p Woods
Pollock, Thos PAUL. Go w Thomoson
NMcNsughten, w Mitchell, Thvs Johnston
MERCHANTS & MECHANICS BANK
OF WHEELING.
CAPITAL $500 OOO
JOSEPH CALDWELL, Pre-. ident.
SoB.Eski BR.DY, Cashier.
Directors:
CALDWELL w Il Selhy. Jas Baker.
X e Woods, z Patterson. TWO Gill.
Jacob Gooding, VIM Fleming, Sam, OF.
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
OPTICS MAisSr.
THOMAS HUGHES, Presden'.
Directors
M Nelson, A Paxton, A Rogers,
A Fitckner, II Morrison, Ciumbacker
a NJohnstvn, Samr Mcclellan,
RoDr Mccoy, Treasurer.
WESTERN INSURANCE CO.
OFFICE MAIN ST.
THOS HUGHES, PreSidept.
Directors:
NJ Nelson, A Paxton, A N Johnston.
Crumoacker, IL BAKER, Baker.
John kno,e, w + Peterson,
RoDr Mccoy, Secretary.
WHEELING FIRE & MAPINE INsUR.
ANCE COMPANY.
OFFicE MAIN ST, DELow MCNRoE.
SAMUEL NEEL, President.
Directors:
Brady, Robt Crangle, Jas Caldwell
VIM Fleming, Jno Goshorn, Daniel Lamb,
X Woods, jacob s Shriver
II w HARDING, Secretary.
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EXCIIANnE HOTEL.

F.NCINNGh FLACE, BALTIMOR"
VIE subscriber respectfully announces To h.,
\ friends aud the puhIrc that Le has purchased
Mr. ERASruS COLEMNN'S interest. aud become
sole lessee Of The above Establishment.
The lln'ci is loraei convenient Ia all the PRIN-
ClPAL STEAMBOAT LANDINGS AND RAIL
ROAD DEPOIS, nud utlrrs every iuducemenl iur
cnnirri. The Rooms are large and airy, and inr.
ni,ted in siyl" moi sprpnssc, 10y any similar CO,
lahlshmcnr ia The Unu,d States
From the 'xI ercuCe The Proprietor has had in
The management Ola FIRST CISS HOTEL he
h'iIcrs himself that every department Of The estnb.
hmenl III he conducted ~ n style To please those
wh" may favor hIm with a call.
dec 5-iw JOHN WEST
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-23

MIICiIELL'S National packet map "l he
LIVE Unucd States containing tabular view al
the Nnmbcr. Resources, aud Iuduslfy of the Amcri.
can people Comprising tho lierenr classes OF ihc
inhabitants pnpunliOn Of tho PRINCIPAL cities aud
towns. The chief agricultural. mi icrnl. md man.
uinciurcd products, eIpor AID Imports 81 each sep
arne Stale. Tue most important cena's md raj.
roads, The length &C The principal rivcrs, and lhl
height Of The principal mountains IN The United
Saies; nnd almost everything YOU may wish Ia
know just received Of J 81 II HORNBRCOKS
Wholesale and Retail Variety store.
jan Monroe 81. between Main & Market
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-23
CHARTER ELECTION.

At called meeting OF the voters Of the SCI
cond Ward, held in the City Hall, on Saturi
day evening, Jan 18Th, on motion, VIM Nc.
Kay was called 10 the Chair and ] T Thrap
ing being stated, " hich was TO nominate suit.
able person as candidates in said ward one
for Mayor and two for the City Council, } They
proceeded TO ballot. On the rSt ballet, the
following gentlemen having received a ma
Iority OF the votes pi esent,were declared duly
nomin ated viz: Col GEO DULTY, for Mayor;
w w SHRlVER and JNO II MORROW,
for City Council.
WIN MCKAY, President.
I THRAP, Secretary.
MORGAN NELSON, EDWARD CoEN,
DrJAMES TANNER aud WILLIAM PUN.
PHREf, will be supported in the 4th Ward as
Conncimen by MANY VOTERS.
WIG TICKET.
FOR MAYOR.
GEORGE DULTY, ESQ.
FOR THE CITY COUNCIL,
John Graham, Benj. F. Sanborn,
Geo. Mende, o. w. Heiskell.
WHIG NOMINATION
4TH WARD.
For Mayer
GEORGE DULTY.
Councilmen
M. Nelson VIM Humphrey,
Jacob Amicll Edward Coen
2p WARD
w. w. SHRivER JOHN r MoRRow
3D. WARD WING NOMINATION.
y. +. Sanborn Geo. Mendell
John Graham o w Heiskel.
Mr. Edtor-Sir, please insert the name
Of D. M'GiNNIS as suitable person for
Mayor. 2nd WARD.
Mr. Editor will please announce d Nc
GINNIS q suitable person, and will receive the
independent votes of the 4th ward for Mayor at
the coming Election.
jan Is
SECOND WARD.
hin. WHARToN.-PIense announce w. w
SHRlVER and JOHN r MORROW as suitable
candidates 10 represent the SECOND WARD in
the City Council. and obiige
MANY VOTERS.
5r Wh1rfon-Plense announce w. w; SIIRI
YER and Doci A. S. TODD. as suitable persons 10
represent The Second Ward in The City Council The
ensuing year. MANY VOTERS.
jan 10
3RD WARD NOMINATION.
GEORGES DULTY. FoR May r.
COuncilmen.
Sanborn, FuchneI,
Brady, Mendel,
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Genuine, GgEEgEssssA
NEhVE And BOND LININENT

TIE use If this penetrating fluid has been at
tended with Uu, liCltd SU,ct - IN all the
dsol dcrS of Hor' es, whicn require an CXtcTna !
application, such rs Corks CLUirs or Calls,
utS Wounds, SpraIns, Film i'm tie Eye, Scratch
Is, Cracked els, Stralns Of the Shoulders,
sun. Hou ia kuee, WEIflhope, FttioCk and of
The PaSlem and Coffin JOINTS, DC dc. The
Nerve and Bone Eminent was al FIRST only IN
tcndtd fer the Diseases Il Horses ITS superior
efficacy IN the cure OF their disorders, has uc-
Casl"ned It's use for some OF the ills humanity
IL Hclr tor such a Buras, Scalds, Weakness or
Stiffness Of the Joints, Swelling Of the Glands
of thc Throat, lnlaWmatory BhCumatjsms etc.
TINS article has EcCn before the public about
Sly years; during that time % has been used md
highly rccommCudCi by a large number Of cili-
Zens, among whom are twelve or fourteen Pht-
SClnns, wsO regularly prescribe II for the com
plants mentioned abOyr.
The testimonials on the inside wrapper. and
the fact that within the last tour vcnfs upwards
of three hUndred MoUSand bDtNes have been
Old m this unity, aIc evidence Of the csg ina
ton in " hlch The genuine Iluimrniis held.
AGIyON.--To ,0eCualIv guard ng1irsj
the numerous conuieTtClis which unprinCip'cd
ucTspn> cude&yUT To impose lTt % thcIuaI.c, ca Ch
hO'tle will hereafter Ice enclosed in an eUgrurSd
wrapper, representing 'hc application and heal.
ng virtues Of the IiuIm. NJ, with the written 81 e
nature Of Geo VI Allen. without which none can
be genuine. The wrapper and certificates have
been entered aCcordIn., 10 the act of Cong'tss;
any infringement vii he proceeded against 10
The utmost extent Of he Jaw.
cincinnati, Mar is43. GEO NJ ALLEN.
+ or Sale by tn Gross. Dozcnor Single Bottle
by nov 10 OLIVER PRYOR. Wheeling
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II. %. PRIORITY.
NO 1914 MARKET ST, BETWEEN 5rH AND Cru srs
Pa ihdcipAia,

Il
NO 1914 MARKET ST, BETWEEN 5rH AND Cru srs
nj ANUFACTURERo Of Agricultural Inn.
1VA plenenis and Dealer in Ga,dcn, Grass
and F|oioe' Seeds; offers for sale, Prouty q
MearN' Patent Centre Draught Self Sha. pens
ing Piorghs, for which nine premiums were
awarded in the States Of Pennsylvania and
Delaware the past Fall. They a,e made both
fight and left hand, are light in draft, CHEAP "a
keep IN repair and are particularly recummeD /.
ed Tor turning under green crops, and are
strong enough Tor any soil; SubSoil PloughS
ior one, two or three horses; Side Hill Double
Mould and N Y Ploughs from g 10 s5 Gael /,
Iaylors Patent Straw Cetier, (new) Green.
Conklin'S, Sinclair's and Improved Guil>,jne
Straw Cutters; Corn Stalk Grinders; Grain
Fans, from 8 to $50 each, Corn Shelters i'm
great variety, tor hand and horse power, lorse
Powers and Threshing Machines; NJ ,at Gu.
icrs and Stuff -; Churns; Hay and Manure
Forks; ices; Saades; Shovels; RakeS; Trans
planting TrowelS and every other Implement,
wanted for the Farm or Garden ALSO. the
most extensive assortment OF VgGEr.pL,E and
FLOWER SEEDS in Philadelphia, ,ncIudlns 80
new anl superior kinds, crop of 1914. grown
expressly Tor this establishment, and warranted
Oh the best quality and true to name can be-
obtained by the ID or busbel, or neatly rui IN
ana labeled with directions for planning, Bub.
bous Roots and Fruit Trees OF The choices,
KINDS. Deale S are respectfully invited to call
and see the assortment.
SJPr!ceS extremely low
ID O PROUTY, l94l Market i
u" Il I'm Philade lphia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-23
INnIAN VEnETAnLE PILLS

4 FRESH SUPPLY u Wtgh,s celebrate,
n lndan Vegetable Pills juI received m nd
Pnilijclph1, ior sale Vhlcsa'" W rrinr = lob
epl Discount made 20 tb sc WIN purt h1sc hy Do,
quantity. TNcny 1--WE ccnis per iiot.
JOHN " NSWEIL.
j'n6 Unigg street
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PROFESSOR PoRTER's CLASS,

NMTILL open on Monday evening, January
w 20h, at o'clock, at lie School Room
over DR. rodd's Store. All those Gentlemen
wishing to obtain thorough knowledge OF
business Arithmetic and Mathematics, ON a
new plan, are respectfully invited tc attend
BY this system all oil our business calculation 5
are performed by one rule only, and thereby
mailing o saving Of at least SIS Of the figures
aud time usually required. Gentlemen please
cal and examine the system for yourselves.
ian lS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-23
CHEAP PUBLICATIONS AND
PERIODICALS.

70 lie had ut ROBES great Western Literary
Il Depot corner Of Main and Monroe Street.
The Forgery tale Of the eighteenth ceniu-
ny. price ia cents
The Old Jour. Temperance tale, price l2i
Punchs complete letter writer do 25
Punchs natural history Of courIship do 25
Pus chs medical student DO 25
Ailoat and Ashore, Coopers last. 37I per number
Peter Ploddy. by Neal With eng ra wings. price Soc
Castle Dismal, by Simms do 25c
Domestic Cookery. by Mis- Rundell do 25c
Helen Hasley. by Simms do 25c
Heart. n socnl move! do 10c
lagoldsby's Legends. with Engraving do soc
Illustrated Biblo History do Sic
Massey Fink. or the beautiful unknown co l2!c
Belle OF Boston do l25c
Fnrecasile Yarns do l2I,
John Mancssy do l2ic
Onslow by gentleman OF Alabama do Bic
Col Jack do 25c
Graham's. Godey's, National. Ar,hur's and Col
unban Magazines. and all the cheap Publications
and Periodicals received daily. jan
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In CuAscsRY.

PIRGINfA: In CuAsCsRY
AT Rules held IN the Gle k I'll of hi
Circuit Super ior CourI OF Law AID Cnanceiy.
ior,he' county oil Brooke, ON the llth day OF
January ls45.
William Hall,
William McClunes ,sr, aud VIM McCluncy. l..
ME defendant William M, G .uney j. ;n,I
IL having entered his appearance and Given
security according To the I Of Assembly and
Tie sales OF this Cout and Il appea ing by s,tis,
factory evidence that he IS not an inbabian, of
his country, It is ordered thailhe said defend.
ant do appear here on the g. st day OF the mex I
spring term and answer the Bill OF the plainiiT
and that copy of this order be forthwith pub.
I"hed IN the City OF Wheeling Tor lwo mouths
succt ssively. aud posted at the front door ot
the Court house oi this county.
Acopy Tesle ADAM KUHN,
Clerk
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-23

DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNk RSBIP
ME Copar,nership heretofore existing un,
II der the firm and style OF Reilly & McBur>
ME has this day been Dissolved by mutual consent
JOSEPH REILLY,
THE0PHlLUS McBURNIE'
NOTICE The business OF the firm will be
settled by Reilly who is duly authorised 10 col
ect all accounts and settle all claims against The
said firm JOSEPH REILLY,
Jan IS lws THEOPHILUS McBURNIE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-23

nRAWING BOOK.-The Cbild's First
~ Drawing Book ,intetleavcd for Exercises
A course Of very easy Lessons in Landscape
Figures &c, Tor sale by
ian 10 JOHN J HASWELL Union 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-23

gINlRE a. MARINE iNsuRANCE-rhcro ars
u two situations only in which indiy idpals can
De placed, where they can adequately Appreciate
ing upon the runs of their own properly, .thtr
receiving from an insurance Office the full n
mount which they hav, lost, or standing on tn,
same spot surrounded perhaps by a, solnir iau,-
ny iamcntng hat stupidity and folly which haI
tailed TO ltovide for such a Contingency.
ATKINSON, Agent OF the PkOIEC TON
INSURANCE co or HARTFORD, CONN
Will take risks on dwelling houses ware houses
-'oFes' mills, factories. dc, together with Their
contents, such rs furniture, merchandise, ma
property. Also. on steam. Keel and HAT boats
Synu their GARAGES to and from any port On tn,
:, once ON Main street nearly opposite the L 5
'olel lnn /, 1872
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-23

anne HUNDRED GROSS Toilet aud Sha
Ovng Soap.
so G o>S Luciler Matches.
30 90 Oh aisle Backing,
6 do Black and Il Ne lux,
| do Cologne Wafer,
Just reed and Tor - lie much lower thar eyel
before offered by + A. BRENILIN GER
City Auction Room, No les Mako Sq'r
ian 1916
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John SockmIu's Administration and heirs
Pursuant To decree pronounced IN the sa i'll
cause hy the said cOutt on the 5jh day OF June
1874, the undersigned ncliug as CumtnIssiouer
therein, will on Saturday the illh day of Jauu
airy tiJ, At the ho0t dpo- Of the CouTi house
Of said count, proceed To sell to the hi':ht 81
bidder oipuhlc auctions the tracts or parcels of
land with the appuric uauccs which wsrc con
vcyCd bv Joseph April, "a e To said John Sock
mi an, 10y decd Gated 2sth IF August. 1871, and
no W of record IN the Clerks Office OF S: Id Coun
~ IN IT. ed oJk No o. io.ip lug, except that ppr
u on al SAID tracts whlCU Was conveyed by said
= ockman To Daniel StCeuTod; 10y decd Of tie
a me date recorded ia said oliiee, IA SAID dee
DO ok No folio 90.
Th- said property or a ufliaiency, will be sold
on CTedIt of FIX, twelve aud cIgh teen months :.
IN tquHl ms taments. the purchaser giving bond
wi th good security bearing interest from the
day of sale and the title retained as further
security until the Whole of the pErchas Sc money
is paid. | w MITCHELL, Commissioners
l. u Rpq dec It's
Tn above sale is postponed until Salsrday
Feb 10 1915 Nv Nj
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-23
dec 97--r,

FRNRtSr SALE 81 Pursuant rs % decd ~ t..i
x rom pm1 Hubbard 4, ~, dated the 2gnd.y
of May 100 ihc y,nr Eighteen Hundred nnd 'I1rr,.
rec. nni recorded n ihr Clefks ,Hirr ~ tIie Cru.
~ Cuun 90 Ohm 'Uuiy. in deed i,rk hunter
Egicrn. ir &C. iNp hundred nnI Ibit,y tlto,. I
"lli. on MIN l,y. TIC TwENrr sr.r,ru d,y n
y'NrARY 'n ihc Year Eighteen iiiu,dle ed orI T,,iy
I'VE sell n' public auction. The ffufi Jptr Of iIs
cnuu House ui ,Iid county, tbc Corrov F,r,nqy
md parts "i lois sy md seven iu FAST WL,c.r,r.
loicly held herewith hy David liui'. hat Is in NV
hcsunnq an p'lrt in he vcs'c5u boundary ri,
li number sS WhUh lmiut 10 fvu hnrJtcd md
Twelve feet south ~ lhr southern h.trdsfy nf
Lmslc' formerly Wtt'D Stree. cnrc r,rllrrif y,,r
!husl'r street. ono bundled frci ea.fNauIy ifrpro
r7ul''Ii Niih said vo.'Crn Lrnt,,i.f, rfni rrn,rr
sis 10 usw'ehl l,ue Wheeling ,rc,k d. cree ,,,r
'i cfr' q" sod "c.'cfu hrufr nt, 90 iri number
sR.oid 'hcr'r w Iih sob 0rsiein houi,l.fy t,t.e
hcg'nnirg w'h 'br tppuH3uarrr.
ANp Also irr nd,nrg ifs nsmicr r.fir.
mnc, ten cItycu md uBc,c. bro T. 81 NIrri.,s
nod lNr remaining rnr,uus uf .am BON. rtm' or ~
lnd sc',". SLING ne lrps'fc trgrrp ,nry o.,
rau'r' such urr rs : ,n,, 6 r1t ,a, e.y lt ,,tuo
OF Or" decd. T,ms. trh list Trrtre.
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