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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-01
NEW GOODS


456 PACKAGES CHINA Il QUEENSWARE
UST RECEIVED and now opening, a fresh
- supply Of NEW GOODS. suitable fos CIV and
Country Trade, consisting IN part of, VIZ
II HHDS FLOWING Bile CHINA Dir
- ner, Tea aud Toilette Sei.;
HHDS new Fancy Toilette Sets very large
N aud compIelei
n "a CASKS Rich English China Tea Sells. COT
aSI fees. Pitchers. MUGS. b ,ske,s. &c &c;
n - CASES RICH FRENCH CHINA. com.
~ prsing a superb assortment or Tea Scts
Z lice aud Cincola'e Cups aud Sauccrs, snuare
Cologne Bottles Card Baskets. Fruit Bi,keis, Mugs
Vnses.Pi cliers, richly decorated und embossed Fruil
Stand, &c &c.
g H!lDS white, raised. figured. enamcllcd.
W lusirc.fg'd gold band Teu Sells. Pnchors.&c
90 aids white stone China ID nncr. Tea and
I"ile'ie Sells; Teas, Bowls. Jugs. Plates. Dishes
Bakers. Cover Dishes, &c &c;
- bids IA Sod f4'J stone ChiRa Dinner. Ten and
toilette Sch; Teas. Bowls. Jnps. Plates. Dishes. &c,
% hhds rev style fancy decorated Stone China
Tea SETS Teas. Bow Is, Jugs, Plates. Dishes. &c,
70 Crates fine Enanelled Ware, consisting OF
lea Sets, Teas. Bowls. Jugs. Plates, Dishes. &c.
ALSO; 2to Crates fresh mnde Liverpool and
'foeehswnrc' comprising a full af d general n-sor,.
meni OF printed. all eolors. edged, culored C. C. and
panied. Of latest style. shapes. &c.
HLSOi An extensive stock OF Cut. Plain md
Pressed Ffuied GLASS WARE, consisting of The usuoI
assortment in our line.
All Of which will he sold ms chenp Ms any bous,
IN This. or any olher city in The Union for cash. q,
on The usual credit to puHciuol buyers.
Packing particularly attended to.
T. NJ KERR g. Con-
aug 5O I'm $50 Baltimore st. BalIimofe :
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-01

COPPERS.-It is very common TO sneer-at
these COINS, but there is no doubt that they are
"i very great COW %nicnCe, especially i'm cities
and IN towns. The st. Louis Gazette has tle
following. and we do not know that a more ap-
proprldte thing can b. said ON the subject
COPPER CENrs.-Bring 'em along They
are announcement to carry sometimes, but they
are a great convenience at other times. I'm
our present circumstances, with no coin con.
vcnIcnt of less value than five cents. nothing
I%cssthana flip worth d auything can b. bought.
A man perambulating the streets comes across
q irnt stand and wishes a couple Of apples. he
must, however buy about fifteen. and stuff hi.
pockets iull, because he lms no cnppers-oI
else pay his ftp for two or three appies-onc
cent would buy his two or three apples. So
with confectionery. What a luxury il used
to be Tor us, when we got hold of a cent. 10 run
to The candy shop, and buy u stick But mo-
boy, girl, man, or woman can now invest les
Than five cents in the article. SO with laces.
ribbons, edgings, Of (which one wantstw % cents
worth only-hvc cents worth must be taken.
In market, III buying lettuce. c%ucumbers. Sc.
though W. cents worth would amply supply
the demand, a man must load his basket with
a dozen heads Of lettuce, because his fin is the
least coin he has. Bring on the coppcrsl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-01

BUCkEIE.-The Toledo Blade saws this
term originated before Ohio was a State-that
the broad seal of this territory was a Buckey
Tree, with logs in the foreground cut up in
preparation for burning. This was the origin
OF the name Buckeye being applied TO the pco-
pie of Ohio.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-01
THE PHILOSOPHY OF PRINTING

he editor OF the Elmira Gazette, in his last
Issue says:"On last Saturday we hired a horse
to go collecting; took bills with us amounting
to over $3.50, and after riding all day through
the hot sun, upon a rough horse and a rough
er road. arrived at home about o o'clock, hay.
ing collected the vast sum of twelve shilinns
Just enough to pay expenses. Who would
not be a printer" Sure enough, who would
NOT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-01
l'owN LOIS AND LAND FoR SALE

' 'OWN LOTS AND LAND FOR SALE.
u The subscriber offers al private sale. Tho
following described d esirable properly, viz. La, No,
10. and part OF Lot No l6. in The 18Th auare Of
The city Of Wheeling, being on The corner Of Ssh
and Quincy streets. on both of which are good and
convenient brick dwellings,. said lots are situated
~ The most eligible part VI he city for residences.
200 VIII be sold low and on the following conyos
mem terms VIZ Ono fourth cash and The balance
W 'n'eo ,qnoi instruments Of one, two and three
years, with interest. and secured nevo,;abIe n.n.m
ALSO lone hundred acres Of coal Land je ne
S'ale OF ONO opposite The city Of Wheeling. lying
above Bridgeport on The Ohio river, TO be divided
OH 80 twenty acre lois, 10 suit purchasers. The
coal soi superior quality. can be run by Railroad
MO boats OF suitable iOfmaBulactufen.
~ ~ DIV d ZANE.
f'l''ufeh Gazette copy weekly to amoun. u 90,
and charge lbs ODics.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-01

HEALTH OF TIE POPE.-Lettets FROM
Rome state that the health of his Holiness the
Pope Is such as to cause very great alarm. He
suffers much from Il cancer in tile nose, with
which he has been for some time afflicted
The disease has been %latterly somewhat check
ed, but within tllelast few days has again ac-
quired fresh virulence. Mauro- Capelli,
Gregoire XVI, appointed cardinal in ISIS.
was raised to the apostolic chair on Feb. .,
1881. He was born in l705, and is consequent
ly now nearly S0years of agc.-Paris Paper.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-01
100000!
S2O.OOG!


NTCN DIM no ETN.N1.
Glass ZIG fr 1915. To he drawn nj Biliimote. Sept
10. iSi5. 15 number, IL dawn ballots.
| Of $4,000 "f 5000 I oi 5000 | OF 2lS9
10 Prizes of 1000
TicSois ) dolls. \ certificate uf u package oi 20
tickets will be sent tor Sos Shares IN proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-01

Some time ago the Governor OF Pennsylya-
mia %pardomed IA man named Wesley Flavel,
who had been convicted of murder in the sec
ond degree in killing his neice, on condition
that he would leave the country. He was be-
lieved to be insane, and the pardon was gran
ted with the p%roviso that he should not return
until his reason was fully restored. On Tues
day this man was arrested charged with viola
lion of the conditions of his pardon.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-01
CALICO

LEWIS SrlFEEs in'orms his friends and
- . customers. MeUbanls and citizens generally.
that he continues The ubove bnsiness on MAIN
STREET. opposite BEtMER's TAvERy. where no
soliciis a sha'e ui public paironage' 'The superior.
ity Of his CuiicOes otef any other Of the kind man
ulncIured in The Union. has been known for many
years Throughout The surrounding country, where
lhcy are universally known as The WHEELING
BLUES, lie has on hand q large stock OF his
goods oi The best quality, made OF new and insh-
ionobie patterns, which he will sell WHOLESALE or
RETAIL. at The lowest prices. Among his stock or
made 10 order will be found. PlEC CALICOES.
BED SPREADS. HANDKERCHIEFS, &c. OF the
'handsnmest patterns and styles.
He has now on hand almost eycry variety Of
new and handsome patterns, md he can a,suro
Me,cnenis who wish muslins stamped. that they
WIZ ma u TO their advantage fs give him n call, as
nc Is iuiiy prepared 10 execute all orders with tho
utmost nea'ness and despatch, and as low or lower
'han they con be done anywhere else west OF Tho
|morptaius.
sfpys use such stock as needs no dressing.
Therefore PM none on my goods. The public
my rest assured that goods from nv establishment
pave no glazing or slifEenins IN Them, and will
a'""ys wear as handsome rs they appear when
purchased.
DYEING,
IN SILK, WOOLLE.N, AND COTTON-Tho
subscriber also Informs The public that he pays
s'flci attention TO The above brunch OF his business.
gnd having made great improvement in his esisb.
Ifishm eni within The lhsi year, he is now prepared
10 give The 81 beautiful eolors and finish 10 silk,
woUllen or cotton goods or garments for ladies' and
gentlemen.
Gen,lemen's Clothes secured and colored without
ripping. Merchants crn have Silk, Wooden or Me-
rino Goods handsomely eolored
Please cell ont you will find his prices moJerat.
and work well done. J LEWIS STIFEI.
aug ~ 3m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-01
From M, Nrp orleans pic,,u,,

SOPHIA AND THE FELLERS We
have laughed not Il little while reading the
following letter from Sophia, "Out West. to
Cloriudn. Down East d;%tailina The facili-
ties The form r section offers to- such girls As
find the %'iellcrs' scarce in the latter. II So
pl,as account be- true, the female marriagea-
bles stand a chance ol being snapped Up I"
like w]iiklug in the Western country. Bu,
hear th, Girl talk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-01

CO. We douotsoe the efi,>ionsof the new
edi,oro C TIA, Ohio Sta,esmany but we learn that
he Is %bclRborinS Senator Tappan in no vcr,
gentle ndsoothing strains. That speak well
los hin. but II ho would entirely purify his
party OF political bllcl *, he will leave the
nnnlh,I vrrK smill.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-01

NOTICE "A wa &c h was found This day. which
~ The owner can have 10y railing at The u s
iI"'el, describing The same aud paying for this al
v%erisemeni. rug O3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-01

..Q3~The Wing candidate for Governor i'm
Maine, is a practical mechanic-a ship carver.
The editor of the kennebec Journal saws. he
called upon Mr.. Morse, at his shop in Bath. a
lew weeks ago, aud found him with his coat
OH buslly engaged upon the figure head of a
snip, The Journal says, that Morse is. nev-
ertneless, one OF the best informed men in
Maine. His speeches in Congress show him
TO be a man ofgreat talent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-01

G Tn citizens ot Mar land. in many
p'rti OF tie State, az, holding reform conven-
unu>; hlt ~ doupt s,e any PARTICULAR pros
poet ot a convention for this year. We ito
not know Mha, my b, done hor.attcr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-01

Atthe last session Of the PENNSYLVANIA Leg
%lslature a laws was passed with a view TO pun
ish The crime Of seduction. The first case nm.
der TINS law was tried at Harisburgh a few
days since, and resulted in the conviction of a
Mr.. Todd, for the seduction Of a Miss Early.
lie was sentenced to one years imprisonment
III The county prison. in solitary confinement.
aud to pay a fine OF one hundred dollars and
the costs of prosecution.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-01

Norfolk AMI il, vicinity was vi,itcd on sun
day bya sever thunder gust. Mr. Frauci,
Jor Ian, his little sou, AMI three Young men.
who were iua carriage near Denby'S meeting
house, took sh liter under "a tree, which was
soon after shiversd b. lightning. The two
horses IN The carriage were killed INSTANTLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-01
LOTTERY,

Class 81 for 1916. to be dawn al Alexandra n C.
Sept Is. 1916. 10 numbers. 10 drawn bsllJls.
GRAND S,HEMF
PRIZE OF $40, oOO!r
az $4,000 10 at 1000 10 ol JOUl, 60 of 400
Il cSels SO \ certioaf . of u rdrfagesoi %
whU.e tickets $50 dollars. Shares NJ prOpVrIitn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-01

GREAT MUSICAL SOLMNITY.=The
town OF bonn on the Rhine-numbering not
more than 10000 or II 900 inhabitants, was
10 celebrate a festival that would attractthith-
er-lnany thousand persons. 1t is the native
Town OF BcethoUcn, and to the memory of the
great composer and musician, a statue was to
De erected byhis Countrymen. On this occa-
sion, all the musical talent, and many of the
great notabilities of Europe, including the
Sing OF Prussia, and the Queen of England,
Were to be present. The Paris correspondent
OF the Courier des Flats Unis thus chronicles
the sensation produced by the coming spec
tacie. "All the composers of any note, all
artists OF any pretension are invited to take
part IN the ceremonial, either as spectators or
performers, ON occasion of the Inauguration of
the statue OF Beethoven. Under pain of pas
sing Tor a mcdiocrity one must have or appear
TO nave AN invitation to Bonn. Consequent
~ the musical emigration is complete, pomp-
Gus, striking. All the great pianists and vio-
Inns, nlustrlous claTionetts and glorious bas-
soons, are on the road in full blast. The sing
ers, the composers, the leaders of orchestras.
are OIL too. "A concert i'm Paris would be n
thing impossible at this moment at any price.
Even the orchestras Of the theatres show great
objections, and it is with difficulty even he
hlisoi the Chateau Rouge, Randagh, &c. find
The same movement is taking place in all
the great cities of Germany, Belgium Holland
France, England and Italy. Caravans, regi-
mentS, armies of musicians, arrive daily at
Bonn, which, sorcly puzzled to receive them
Tor long since all the rooms of the little town
have been engaged by those anxious to p%artici-
pate IN a ceremony so magnificent, where so
many remarkable persOnages will be present,
and at which the King of Prussia and the
queen OF England are to preside; for Queen
victoria who refused to go 10 Paris for domes.
NC reasons, has not the same motive for mo-
carrying into Germany her young and precious
husbaud-the August Sovereign, 50 Jealous oil
her nights, has accepted without difficulty an
invitation rom the kingof Prussia. She is ia
pass some weeks in the Rhenish provinces, and
IN a lew days hence, will be at the chateau OF
Stobrentetdts. This chateau is one of the
cunosities On the banks of the Rhine.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-01
NEW FALL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nKr1

SS ENSENEy Il RHODES. are now opening n
~ new and DESIRABLE stock Fall Gurds. compri-
-irg a rfcity general nss"rmeni, such MS ClnIhs
Cass''neres, Shuneiis, NIerino, VesIines. Cashmere,
Silks dark Ginehnms. American and British Prints
Gloves Hosiery. Genl'emen's woollen. coriun and
Silk Shirts and Dmwers; IamI,s WOOL half Hose
&c We respectfully invite our civ and country
friends 10 give US a call. as we are prepared 10 sell
goods ON ie'ms, such as we believe Will give .nris
'oeipn. aug 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-01

FORGERY.-The New York Commercial
Advertiser says-"A resident IN Wall street
has been arrested and taken before the chicro of
police. charged with forgery to a large extent.
No PARTICULARS have as yet tra~uspicd."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-01
@SO.OOnL

G as 222. for 1915. To- e dawn n B~,lumoIe, Sep,
II, 1916 Is Numbers. l3 drawn ballots,
OF $4,000 ] al 10000 ui 1000 Of 5000
so prizes OF 1000. so FIizcs Of 300
Tickets s dolls; shnrts in proportion. a ceriif-
cafe ola package oi 25 wholes will e sent lur SlO0
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-01
SSO.O0O.

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class IS ir 1910. Ia he drawn at Al rInifi, u &,
) 20 1915 rs Numbers, - drawn hnilo's
| at 10000 al 10000 ui 5000 LOT 5000
| 1000 % 1000 25 500
Tickets 10 dolls. Certificate of Il package 25
whol,s lbs dollars. Shntps IN pfupurIIon.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-01
100000!

Glass l3S. lor is45. TO be drawn ai B%alllmore. Sen,
"a, 1915. 10 numbers. ID drawn TN lluls.
| oi $4,000 l "f 5000 / oi 5000 Ioi2lSg
10 prizes al 1000 40 prizes Of $50
Tickets D dolls. a certificate oi o package of 26
wiIules vii! be sent fr S6J. Shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-01

e The Wings of Washington District,
Maryl'ml, have nominated JAcos SNIvrL,,
En- as tll.ir canlllale for Cnngr.ss.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-01
III orders shall hc PROMPTLY attended TO
ROBT ARMSTRONG, Agent.

For G Gregory IL Co. aud successor To
JoIN NJ CLARKE. Wheeling, Va.
The drawings will ne regularly sent TO putcha
'ers' 10y the Wheeling Argus" To save postage.
sep
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-01

ID. BRAVO. at the Comm 'rcial News ami
E'oiins Rooms, opposite the ST. Charles and
Ncr1add Hotels, Is agent ior this paper in
New OrcauS. Advertisements for il on orders
iof r-S subscriptions, will receive immediate
attention it left with hin.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-01

There are two cricket clubs in Cincinnati
just organized.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-01

STILL FURTHER outngcs are committed
IN the il. |. Railroad. Atcw days since. scv-
Cul rails were torn up.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-01
WILLIAM GUYToN. Complainant.

~ILLIAM GUYToN, Complainant,
james MLurc. admir- Of Thomas Cnmmins decd
Benjamin Stewart. Jane Stewart. lance Gum,
MINIS. vii lam Cummins, Robert g. Mofdpck,
John McComhs and Elizabeth his wife ,Ia,e
b'znbeIh Murdock) Frederick = cammirs. Nh.
,haniel Teal and Elizabeth his wife, flats Eliza
PEN Cummins) James c Achcson. Thomas a.
ones'n' and Hannah J Aches,a, heirs NJ law Of
Thomas CummIns deed and snmncl corbiI,.
ROBERT CorbiIi sen'f AID Rpbori Cortilf jun'r,
BtysBdozfs.
IN CmhNcERv-In The Circuit supciof Court Of
Law and Chancery for Tyler coufsP
Inc parties ~ The above cause viii fake notice.
maj on The first day Of September 1916. al The office
., James Kelsey a justice Of the pssec. ~ Yves,
"heeIng' Belmont county. Ohio, 6f3,xeen The
houf' ol . O'Clock a NJ. and 7 o'clotk r Nj will
axe The deposIhons Of Stephen l. Horn and others.
70 We read ~ evidence in The above enuse. And n
oIa"y cause The taking Of sod dispositions shall
'"' Ne commenced. or being commenced shall NOT
ne completed nj That time, The same Will be c,n,in.
ued rom lime 10 lime until The same shall he com.
pleled. MNrS cIfssN',vS
aug4 1fwssJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-01

HAlTERS, GAITgRs.-Just received another
~ Prunk Of hose fine Lasting Button Callers.
iave at The sides II Tho gonr's wants something that
csnf DO beaf, call al The Shoe Emporium on Mar.
ket square. Lun 2S) TODD e. HOWELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-01

GOOD LAND can be bought in Michigan
Tor thirty-eight cents per acre.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-01

TO req.
,latly lcl to cairts. is found to prevent tile ina.
Iignant disease called the JiaoLifg.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-01

6NhtAAN' tnslsh and American Pins. Me-
Tl.toal. white. blue and nssoried colo,., So
cotd spool cotton assorted Nos; SILK an, C..o
B'.'d' Corset aces. SILK and cotton B.n, -.
Bone. Agate and Pearl Buttons. Comb, oC an "''"
.nnl patterns; n pcw 0,icle Of P,li,h,na p.."neN
Magic cards foe asccriaining any lady, $50" u'
finding any rofson's age. a iioh irea, lor vw,n. ~.
dies aud g~eni'emea. Call mud see at ~ ""
) Music & vasie,y .,ore.
aug 20 rs<k Union street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-01

GOV. DORR.-This distinguished individ.
uui, its said, intends To remove to Ohio. Ii
Is s'iPposcd that i,genius felt rather confned
IN Little Rhoda. lie will have ample scope
and verge enough in the magnificent Buckeye
State, AMI we only fear that his martvrship
viii be too insignificant to raise any sort of a
breeze over 50 large a State. We suppose he
might still rouse ii township into a kind of
b,cr bottle cilrrvcsccnCc and we therefore adj
wise him to select for his residence one of lbe
fine townships near Whecling-we want to
see the fun. Such a vicinity as ours presents
Singular advantages to the immortal founder
oi in, order OF the Red If ilcr, the Gorcnosf of
thc swiit-iootel heroes of Chcpatchct. We
nave among us some of his most ardent ad,ni-
rcra-the first, the only men of his following
who have walked in enthusiastic ioy at
the Tail al that same red COW which i, a.so-
ciatcd with the bravery OF Clicpatchrt. Here
too, was exhibited OH the same memorable
occ1aion' the just and happy spectacle Of the
renowned governor himself carried (upon a
b1nnnr) through the streets, IN chaias b. xav
OF illustrating his deserts no doubt. But il j,
unnecessary 60 particularizc. We are sure
that the "Goycmor" has taken The Argus and.
judging by that, he will at once conclude that
The Democracy Of this region are fit subjects
for himself. Al he derir.s no doubt is. like
las prototype JAcE CADE, 10 find men who
VIII, at bis bidding. hang every whit who
wntes hi' MN ond DOS not m,k his mark
Ike on hon"stm an, who will string up school.
ina'iers VIII, Oh iriuk horn, about their neck.
who finally, la th' cSce-s Of their zeal for
liberty VII likc CAMS rabblr. seek the over.
ihto" " c,l.iing government, Only thai they
"a all war Lds i,ey and worship hln
tIeir 11nl."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-01
LOVE SICK WIDOW

ALOVE SICK WIDOW.-A Young wild
ow ol Boston, OF most respectable family. has
fallen desperately in love with a MIR. Braggc.
If New York. who has already a wife and one
child. The widow is determined to have MIR.
e.. and has 81 fascinated him that he has been
arrested by his wife on a charge of designing
To abandon his family. One of the widows
letters to MIR. Il. IL given in the New York
papers. The letter concludes thus:
MY dear Henry, il the old Nonian will 90.
and you tell me she is gone, | anu determined
to 90 To New lork-nothing shall PREVENT me.
When shall | see my dear Henry SHALL see
him Soon2 lshould think it she was deserted
she would sooner go, or feel willing to do so.
Perhaps She thinks she can yet persuade YOU
to live with her; ] am sure she will find her
self mistaken once In her life"
MIR. Bragse continues in prison, in default
oi finding sureties III the SUN OF five bundled
dollars to provide for his Vile and IaiGily.-
The affair is remarkable one throughout, and
has created considerable excitement among tie
friends OF the respective parties.
The Police of New York are talking of star.
ting Il newspaper of their own, SO assio stop
the black mail system, and insure the publica.
ton OF facts in all cases.
FUNNY.-A politician at Philadelphia.
! whose name is before the confcrees of the
county for an Office, has brought suit against
rival for SANDER.
PARDONED.-Henry Ildughey, convicted
of mansluughter in the Philadelphia Riots, ha,
been pardoued by Gov. Skunk.
There is a Frcshet in the Schuylkill river
The Philadelphia papers say that il ovetllows
the banks, and damage is feared.
OLD.-"Are YOU fond of tongue, sirl' 81
was always fond of tongue, madam, and like
it still"
lNFANTlClDE is becoming a common
place crime. Another case occurred in Balti.
more on Monday.
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OST-rn Tuesday evedirg last a Hair Brace
M let. with Gold Clnsps. A suitable reward
viii he given ON It's delivery a, THIS OFFICE
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MOUTHS HATS AND GAPS. nav styles and
Il large variety nj M'CALLAM'S.
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W 10 LIN SrRiNGS-rresh I,.I;.n w.
" Strings. j'si tcecived; V,olinccllo and Ca;,s"
S''"gs; Plus AID Screws; Tuning Forks; Nin.;.
rapeE CInii"",, Reeds Hunters ceiebnied Pro.
c'r'"fs icr the Piano, with a variety Of .tn I'M ~
ccPio's for all Instruments. Gt sale low m, g.
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