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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-08

EW BOOkS-America aud The American
y People by Baron Won Runner, Bledsoc's Re.
New OF Edwards "n The Will. Srripiural E1amina-
lions on The Church Caicch,sm. hv Dixon anil
Smuh. Graham's Lectures Ia Ycung Men. Neil on
The Nerves and on the Arteries The Pulpit CYCLIC.
pedia. Davis Freemason's Monitor. Judahs Lion
by Charl"li" Elizabeth. The American Shepherd
nv N1"rre; The Ffuii Of the Spirit. by DR. Beibun.
Inc Piigfim's Progress, illustrated cdil,an. pub
iIshed by The Presbyterian Board of Publca lion;
also 'he Presbyterian and Palms and Hymas in
various siyles "f binding; aud The Presbyterian Al
IN mae for 1916. for snle ny
dec2 JOHN j iIASWELL Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-08
VIEW FROM THE PYRAMIDS

The recent work of the Rev. DR.. pURBrN.
published by the HarpcTs, entitled "Observa
tions in the East" abounds with fine praphiC
descriptions The following outline of the
view from the top of the Great Pyramid i,
sketchcd with singular beauty:
"But what sight is that from the ton o
Cheops! The world has nothing like il. Tc
the east is the Ara ian d5seIt, bouudless and
dcso'ate, like sea; while westward streach
ed that of Libya, without green spot. far a.
way to- the horizons verge; in tn south an
peirs lhe valley Of the Nile, like thread o.
green earth lyiug on an ocean of sand and tho
Pyramids OF Abousir, SIkhaTa, and Darlour
towering up IN succession To- the skies: turn.
ing nprihwdrd, your eye rests upon the wide.
spread Delta in che distance, and nearer. in
the northeast, upon the lone ob,llsk of III Iii.
opolis.
"lmmediatcly before YOU rise the nrac;,i
tous heights of Mount Mokattam. croNncd
wih ths citadel of Cairo. under viii IA lie,
TIC ancient city, cnycllpcd in a thin vapor
viii h just suiIlces TO Iii the defornitics o
thc place, while thousand domes and nina
rcts, OF graceful proportions, their gilded cres
CeIts gliucrng IN the sunbeans. rise lin I,
complete the vision OF BEAUTY turned from
gHing on II 10 look upon the rocky plain i'm.
mcdidtely around The pyramid There. deep
~ burIcd IN tlt rock, now covered with sand
and rubbish, lie the dead OF four thousand
years ago. ltis.inleed, vast metropolis. II
cmcd, as though ! were among the carllcs,
born Of men. From the luins before me had
goH' forth the Ciemants of science. art and
vi dom, TO Greece, & Europe. to America
felt as a child, born alt unnumbcrcd q n
CITATIONS returned to thc hom, u bis ancestor,
an bet cd, il wts ali desolatc."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-08

The foston Post of Thursday has the fol
lowing paragraph:
lMPORTANT!-We have good ground for
believing that the English government will
Immediately recall MIR. Packenham, ..who. il is
understood, has been placed hors du combat
in the negotiation about Oregon with MIR.
Buchanan, and send n new minister to thi,
country to adjust the differences between the
two nations upon more liberal terms than
have heretofore been insisted upon by Great
Britain.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-08
OLDEST BIBLE IN AMERICA.

In recent number of the Transcript. an
extract Is made from the New York Courier
and Enquirer, accompanied with few pre-
latory remarks, which may lead the reader To
suppose what the Oldest Bible in America be-
longs to the Library of the Historical Society
of Connecticut. The oldest Bible i'm Ameri-
ca, without doubt, is in private Library in
Cambridge, Mass. 1t was printed in li70-l
Ii belonged to the Library of the late Duke of
Sussex, the brother OF George the Fourth, and
is the identical copy which is described in the
Biliotheca Sus,exiana BY Pettigrcw. He says
that he regards this edition of the Vulgate as
OF the greatest rarity, and that he does not
know OF any public or private library in
which another copy is to BE- found. 1t is n
very fine edition printed on stout paper, with
remarkably black ink, and is the joint work of
two printers.
The first volume is attributed to Bertboldt
Rodi, the first person who exercised the mr.,
OF printing at Basic, and this Bible is proba.
bly, the first work printed in that CITY. The
second volume is said to have been printed bv
Bernhard Rebel, aud The characters emplovcd
appear TO be the same as used by this artist in
the Decretum GIatiani of 1916. At sight one
might consider these volumes as BELONGING IN
different editions, but this copy is bound in
one volume. and in hiding coeval with the
printing of it.
Braun in the Notitio Hist. Litterar, d. SO.
has given desaied account of this addition
oil which heshas says that he has seen three
copies. and that they were all printed in the
same manner; from which it is to be presumed
that the two printers uniting in printing this
Mork-an enterprise too considerable. for auy
siasle artist of TINT period to undertake.
These facts taken from the Bibliotheca Sus-
sexiana are conclusive that this copy is older
than any Bible in America, which has hi,her-
TO been described Ill s
Harvard College Library, Nov. 1915.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-08
JUST RECEIVED

4 FRESH LOT at Buffers superior Premium
~ OIL Paste B"ckii 6. warranted not Ia mould
or come dry and hard III any reasonable u.ne
Equn il qnaIiiy Ia Aiasnn'- or any other mauuiue.
iurcr's Ens Scs'. North or S nth
Also Bu,efs Prem um wrring Inks, pu, IN in
tas'crn style and fully equal in point oil Aidiy OF
any other requisite of good Ink This ar.
i'cle is intend expressly for Bank and insuran. "a
Offices, Book Keepers &c. All of the above is pu,
np ~ ~. ~. oz. pint and quart hoiIl,s and
sold OF manufacturers prices, by The doz or gross
~ MELLOR. Union ST.
nov S2 Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-08

"OUR WAY"-"Why don't you get mar
rici7" mischicvously asked young lady OF
a nh elderly bachelor friend the other day.
have for the last ten years been trying to
find some one, who would be silly enough 10
have me, was the reply
CUES you hav'nt been up our way" was
the insinuating and heart-1attering rejoirder.
The last we saw OF him he was going up
'our way" with swiltness of foot and de ter
mination of purpose that indicated a Fixed re-
solution to conquer or die"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-08
TWEATY.NlNTil ,UNGRESS
FIRST SESSION.
Correspondence Of he Ano' icom.
WASHINGTON, Dec ,. 1913.
UNITED STATES SENATE.

The journal having been real. a report of
the Secretary ot the Treasury was laid before
tn S'naie by tn President. aud sn motion
ot Mr.. SpEIGnr, 5000 copies oi the Rcpor,
an accompanying drcum wrr, ordered
to be printed. The President also laid before
the senate the accounts of ,he Treasurer oi
the L States for the third and fourth q
tiers ol lSIi, and the iirst and second quarter,
of 1871.
The President having announced that pc
ti'ionS wpn'I ~ IN order.
A memo ial was presented b. Mr.. Came
ron. ot Pcuu.
The S'nate then proccc ed TO tho orders of
the day. the FIRST oi which being the resou-
ton offered by Mr.. Breesc OF Illinois. yes
terday, giving the appointed OF the Standing
Committee Ia the President oi the Senate.
There sting some Objection it was inform
ally passed over
resolution ordering % 900 copies of Il 4,
messaga and Oregon documents, was adol ted.
Senate adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-08
MORE NEW II,
sAnDLF, TRUNK AND
III Arm ESS MAN UFACTORY
100 MAIN STREnr

HNHE SUBSCRIBERS are INV ,rep,reJ !,
~ furnish anything in their line Of busr esS r,
s~ and Of as good qualify rs can he had nnywher,
IN The city. T..eir stock ON hand consists of In.
dies and Genllemen's ,dIes, Brides mud Marin.
gales; ladies and Genilcmcn's Iron Frame Uor
Leather Trunks With Liebrich's Philada inside. ma.
tent locks, rollers, nc; Ladies' Bonnet Box g. DC; MI
OF n common kinds Of Trunks 10 use; yol.es. In.
dies Carpets Sntrh'ls and Baskets, Garnet Bags
Saddle Biis. Harness. double and single Piaied
a.d Common: Collars Buggy. ~ ling and Wagon
Whips and Lash's, Buifilo Robes. Socks AID Sad
die Coyers Blankets. Horse Covers. Curry Comb.
Cards and Brushes. and everything usually kcpi in
such an establishment.
The 'ub'cr.bcrs feel thankful fr The pntronav.
they have heretofore received and hone bv sire,
n'icn'rn 10 business and a desire to please the .
will sill receive their share
Old work repaired at all times ON ,eoso,sI,Is
terms - NlCoLL q CARR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-08

HALLOOING AT ELECTIONS.-On the
occasion of the late Presidential election. a
row had occurred at the ballot box in a certain
town, during which pistols, guns, brickbats
&c, were in requsition. The ringleaders
were taken up, and one of the witnesses was
called upon for his testimony which was in
the following manner:
La0yer-"on the night of the election, you
say, you Were shot ?"
WitHcSS-"l did that"
We've you shot before or behind ?"
VI wasn't shot neither before nor be.
hind"
L.-"But you say you were shot ?"
w reckon did; for / was peppered
all over my left side"
L.-"What were you saying at the time you
were shot ?"
W.-"Saying? Why, wasn't saving
nothing, but was halooing as loud as could
.Hurrah for Clay and Frelinghuysen y"
L.-"Didyou balloo the same thing after be
ing shot ~
VI rather 'spect didn't. If you haC
ihlrty-two shot put in you at once, s'pos,
you wouldn't a hallooed for anybody but your
self"'- Ohio Union.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-08
CHAIRS! CHAIRS!! CHAIRs!i
JAMES 4. GATHER.
[sUccEssoR TO :. CONNOLLY * soNs.l

SUCCESSOR TO :. CONNOLLY & SONs.l
No l56 MARKET STREET.
esHN RESPECTFULLY informs the pub.
nryIh lie that he has hand and man--
WN uiacinfes 10 order every variety Of
"S1 Chairs Of The latest patterns. and in q
wv style al workmanship not sur passed in.
the Western County.
lie has on band large stock Of Boston Rockers.
Halt Boston Rockers. Common do. Revolving Chairs
suiable for Counting Rooms. Fret Oh Parlor Chairs.
several new and splendid patterns Of who'd seae
Chairs Dining Chairs. Settles Sociables. Children's.
Table. Rocking md Common Chairs, &c DC.
The public are invited TO call and examine his
siock. M he will assure oil who iavor him with
their CUSTOM that they shall mol be disappointed eli
'her in price OF qualify. He is determined by close
personal attention io business, TO enle himself 10
q lair proportion Of public patronage,
Chairs carefully packed or sent 10 any part Of
The city free 81 charge. GIN sep IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-08

The Louisville Journal of the 2Sth, says
The weather was so cold yesterday and last
night, that the steamers at the landing were
compelled to keep up steam all night and
work their engiens tn prevent them from irecz-
ing. The wind was piercing
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-08
TRUSTEES SALE

VfI"e deed of trust iron, John Mica.
- Key 10 me. hearing date The 22d dow AZ NJ
lSl'' and 81 record IN The Clicks .ffcs ., u,'
Univ COM ht Ohin e,Unty. I shall. on S ,,o,d,,
me SOh day VI Dec mbrr. 1915. ~ the ron, 49,,
~ we '""n house 81 slid cObny. proceed IN ELI
., p,o,Ic aueo"''o ,he highest and best bdde,
on NE easi side Uf FOuNh s',cer in n,e .,,. ''
Hh'e"nf Which Is included IN tic G,L,v inc !, CO.,
1"I's. VIZ; bounded on Inc north y The n',,,l".'
p'"nday ol'.ld loi number si1, along ,ti,L ,,..
'9hus seventy feet. on The West ~ 3 orh ST.,
"'"g "hrh u extends sixteen feet on, Tho s,,, 49,
~ 'g'' Inc PARALLEL wiIh sid northern b,,,nd..
" ''' numbers '. md distant sixteen Gct nee.
~" nhn seventy ieci IN leng.h and on ,l,e on,
49, =, ',su , n"e' parallel win The western bonn.
Terms Of sale CASH
my ~ JAMES WHEAT, Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-08
yAMEs +. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
s. lsi2.
MEETING OF TRUSTEES.

We invite attention To the adjourned meet
Ing of the trustees oilhs Wheeling University.
Ii anything is To be done it must b. done at
the meeting. ana we sincerely hope that it
will BE- full one, ami that those who do not
think proper 10 attend to the duties imposed
upon them, will have regard enough for its
welfare TO send in their designations. The
mce;ins will be tomorrow, TUESDAY even
iug) at the Clerks Office, Court House
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-08

AN INvETERATE BENEDlCT.-Ther
is man named William Mills. re ii ding near
Londonderry, Ireland hale and hearty, though
his aye is upwards OF q century. he is living
happily with his eighth wife.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-08

AN IMPORTANT LETTER PLEASE READ
" no following letter Of DR. Brigham ni Lowell
Mass hui speaks the unii,Im language OF hundreds
oI"ihcr Physicians. who have ,fcd, and the Tor
Know how TO appreciate Jaynes EspecoraoL
LOWELL, Mass Jan 81 "A
DR. David Jiyne;
D,af Sri have used your medicine, L., rni-
vrrsally known 10y The name Of JAYNE'S EXPEC.
TORANT) ~ my practice Tor n lumber Of yenfs
and can mni irny say. Thai have been more sue.
ecssiul ~ The use Of that q mild. safe and thor.
ongh Exleciorani Than Of any which ! have ever
used. u u the best for The following oh, ions rea
Dns Iid'os not, given IN proper discs. occasion
disngreo1be NAUSEA. IL does not weaken the
lungs an T'osiraie The system like other Er-
Pectornns ~ common use. ,es ~ ab ,c the 10.
P''e 81 The patient like other nansealing medic
which have been used by the faculty. Ia word
Is nearly quite The thing hicb has been sought
Tor by many 81 The faculty for ages gone by
remain, v"ur,, &c.
LII rIIER BRIGHAM, M d.
=" sale by Or J CRUNBACKER. I73 Main ri
dies
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-08
MILLINERY.

MI RS WADE would respectfully invite The nj.
lVl icniion OF The Ladies 10 her sccoud stock a,
Wh'cr millinery. Jnsi received, from one ni the
most Fashionable french Houses IN New York.
Her goods are Of The hes, quality. well selected
"nd OF The very latest styles. and conss, in po of
me following articles. Ladies' Bonneis. Caps. Head
dresses and Borders; B'nne' aud Cop Ribbons
French Flewers. Plumes. Fancy Nets. yelye,s
Silks and S,ins Silk and Wash Blends Silk and
L's'e Laccs and Eduings; Stress Trimmings and
several other Trimmings ard NoIions loo humorous
'" mention. The above goods will he sold IS per
cent cheaper Than any OF The same kind this side OF
the M"uniains
N y. Leeborn and SIrnw Bonneis cleaned, steel
pressed and done up in The best style aud al shor
"ohc MRS A WADE.
nov IL Corner Fourth & Union SIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-08
DR. David Jiync:
LU flIER BRIGHAM, NJ d.
y" sale Ivy Or J CRUNBACKER. I73 Main ri
dies

rs THIS MEDICINE" we exclaimed The ,,be,
day. "n i'ssline sose II IIyne'. Tome yefmifuge
u cer"nly has none OF The nanseOus n ,yout which
''e nss"ri"ies "ia tie idea 81 physc. Children
c'n'idp qriie treat. and ~ taking ~ their nal
n'es ore Pm flied. aud Ihefr hcolih restored ot IN.
ime j. mes Turic NermifDge not Only J,s. tov,
worms. hni carr"s ~ The nucus ~ which they o,e
mhedJdd, and # cts RADICAL and permanent eure
Every mother krSws The pfomim OF >, uutoms nj
""ms such ne Vo'aeiiy. lconress. feuJ tteatb.
grinding oi The teeth dining sleep, palepcss Of tbe
hps' iirhng oi Ihe hnSe. Sc bui there "a other IN
diciu moi - generally nc0.nized A dty consh
doh eyes. enlargement IS the ahdnnen. and rn,ny
"ihef symptoms common io ibef Diseases fr, np.,t
" den"ie ihe Pre- scnrc ~ worms. II heT est,t, rcc
Is even suspected .ih' Vrrniinres hooIJ 10 n s..
isleTtd became u ran do 20 hofn in any ra.s .,,,
moy de- incalcukib!e gn,d. ''''
JAYNE'S ENPECTORANT alwnv. co,e,
ma Nv" ~ 'bfce large duscs viii csre tho C,,.,,
~ " vcs u children ~ rom - ,nrnri,.'t, &c.,,
LINE. IL immediaicly ,ubIDes The v,olc,ca y,
"honping t"sgh. shd tG,ef. speedy tve H..
dfcJs Who have Teen gwen up by iIeir cb,.ica'
~ i"c"fablc. with Consumption Spiuinr =, NJ I
ard s'bet Pulmonary AGsciiprs have bCso ecu,
10 pehcd he'lih ny IT, II never fails ~ s,v,a, 70
Isi. fof sale by Df CRUMBACkEn 10
" dec |
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-08

why IS bee like whiggcry? Because /,
goe, IN for home industry, protective ,srig
snj the distribution fihe proceeds Of il, hive
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-08
SELLING Off COST,
nErERMINlNG ,oclose out my present sock
IL nj cost ind expenses, Ladies' cen speculate in,
buying the following articles Of
T,AnTE?S3 WE An

Super French. English and Scotch Csshms res
Of the newest patterns. Silks, Alpacas. Bombszincs
Tunissiennes. Merinoer; French English and Do
NEST. Chinzer aud Prints. several hundred pieces
Scotch. Manchester md American Ginehams i'm
great variety; Ribbons. Flowers. Silk and Niohair
Fnnges, q mps and Other irimmings-a large stock
III Cofscis, Corded Skir,s Welsh Flannel; 6 4 T,siss
Cotton and WOOL Flannel Silk chain and eenoiner
Welsh Gauze Flannel; Linen eambrc Hdkfs . very
large aud desirable assurment; Linen Cambria.
Jaconei. Swiss and Scoch Null and Book Mnslins,
Cambrics. plain, corded and plaid, Long Lnwns and
ali other such white goods--Thread Lnces aud
EdsiDcs. Isle aud Cotton de-; Jaconet and Swiss
E1s'ngs and lnseriings. The very hes, assortment.
ShAWLS-S super Tuikerr, Cashmere. Thibet,.
Wool. embd aid plain, Mousn de LONE do,
French Mcrino do. super black embd Cloth. Thu
bet wool and Alpaca Shaw-; a grea, variety Of
Mourning Shawls-uiso a large lot Of colosed plain
and enb do Blanket. Cotton. Brocha md other
medium and low priced Shawls. Ais. SUPER
BLACK AND FANCY COLORED FRENCH
CLOTHS FOR CIOAKS
CRAVATS AND SCARFS,
Velvet. Silk and Merno. handsome assortment
b ,nncis Vciveis. Silks and Flowers French
needle. worked Capcs. Chimizeites and Collar.
handsome snail fg'd. high colored Mouslin do
LANES for children; super black Lace Wells, wors.
ted Cars ard Goats Tor children; Gum Elastic and
Web Suspendsrs for Boys. HOSIERY, Black and
White Silk. Alpaca. Meriro. Worsied. Lnmb's-
Wool, Cashmere. Coii"n aud Germantown IIove, of.
all coiors and prices, Cor Ladies, Misses and Chit.
dren; also Grecisn Bors for children. GLOVES
Black. wh,ie and colored kid. black and bite silk,
Cashmere. Merino. Cotton, Fille. Nett, Mohnir and
every o her description Of this article, for Ladies'
Misses and children;a large and superb stock. To-
ee'her with every variety Of Goods ior Ladies' and
ChIldren's wear. VT SELBY.
nov "a Corner Main g. Madison SITS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-08
WRAPPING PAPER.

a SUPPLY al Clown, Medium and Double
Gown Wrapping Paper. superior article as
cheap n the cheapest. Just receive, by
J Il Il iIORNBROOK. Monroe ST
RAGS WANTED. doc q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-08

TECHNICAL TOAST" FrauLHa. the .
ot ht. pTOiession-ihe typc Of honrsty-the
of alI--ani although The tC'F- Of death has
put a to bis existence, every 5 Of bis life j.
Without
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-08

At an adjourned meeting of the Trustees of
the Wheeling University, held at the Clerk $
Office OF the Ohio County Court, Thursday I'd
December, 1915. Adjourned to meet on
Tuesday The 9th inst. at o'clock p. NJ. at the
same place.
The Trustees arc requested to be punctual
in their attendance
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-08

THE BEAUTIFUL DIE. aud those also " hose
lives have been marked ny active deeds Of bene,-
oience aud unurng devotion IN oncliorniing tho
condition Of man. Alas. how relentless are thy
darts oh DEATH But ~ all Thy ministers that attend
upon thee IN solemn s'ole quick Ia obey thy aw iul
bebes'. :oNsunrrioN. Uhe Unsuitable spoitr. VAS
formerly ino.i 10 he feared hut ,hasks The 'nven.
uvc genius oi civilized man "a remedy has been
h'nnd INA, has proven itself almost invariahie
spec tic i"r 'b's most dire disease. u rcsor, he had
IL The b'ls"m "i W''d Cherry M The early stages o
!, ns"mI''"n, u positive cure may be relied upon
Thousands of The mos, IN crcs,ing cures ar" ecn-
SANITY taking place. bat let ALL who would &c
no hghi medicine 'n1"'re particularly for DR. WIS
'"t- Baisaa Ms the basesi Iniiuiions al re- abroad.
Far sale by
CkuMBACKtR, l73 Main 81. ! ,v..,,.
PRYOR & PAUL.. 164 NlarkciA, { ""'e'"s
dec I'm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-08

Sh BONES CAVENDiSiI ASSORTED.
nv IL and IL p"imd Limp robaccs
10 hoxes 10. Ladies' Tws, do
80 kegs 6s Kentucky Twist do
received by II CRANCLE g. co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-08

n OTTO WAFERS.-A bcaui,lui article
I'VE oi very genirei h"racicr. jus, received
and hr sole by JOHN IIASwELL.
uec Union ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-08

SORE TIlR0AT.-Wo have known sever
al instances in which this distressing com.
plalant, even in It's worst stages, has been i'm
medlately alleviated and speedily cured by
the following remedy: Mix a pennywortb OF
pounded camphor with winegass of brandy
pour small quantity on lamp of sugar, and
allow II to dissolve in the mouth every hour.
The third or fourth generally enables the patti
ent To swallow with ease Medical Journal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-08
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT PETERSBURG

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT PETERSBURG.
A serious fire occurred at Petersburg, Va.
on Saturday morning, by which the tobacco
factories of Orr, Dunn, Hill, and of Osborne
* Bragg, with their contents, were entirely
consumed, together with the beautiful resi-
dence OF L. Osborne, Esq, the shoe store and
dwelling of Mr.. Cruikshank, and the office
and 10 houses belonging to osbosne & Bragg,
a portion occupied by their hands, and the
rest used for storing tobacco. Loss about
80 900, and fully insured.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-08

Mr.. Johnson having received the Greater
! number Of votes was declared To- In. Jul, .la,.
! ted, and the House. at n,urly 4 orE,cE al
| djOuncd, having chosen all Ire officer. of IN.
House excepting Chaplain.
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JANIS s WHEAT. T,n.,,.

EtNRESn DRUGS AND MEDICINES i,,.,-.-
~ reiyed at the S,gn NJ the x r Rcd NJ.
"ei - LAFAYETTE M,NEELY
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KNOWING A FIDDT,E-A

KNOWING A FIDDLE.--A celebrated
yloIinst, and the leader at one Of the n. York
Theatres, siroliing through Chatham street
lew days since, cspied ia the window Of So.
cond hand shop, black looking fiddle, which
b. some peculiar Characteristic hc Judged TO
D. no common instrument. On asking the
price ne was told $50, which he Immediately
paid and secured the prize. The next dav =
dealer IN instruments offered $3.50 for IL s,,l
u Is sid to be worth at least $500. II Is nv
the most cehbratcd maker and is uneouallcd
III tone by any IN tie county.
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1t is melancholy we think TO see so much OF
suffering and death as we meet with, and the
thought is natural for us to harbor, that we
would hope, when il comes to our case, tina
there should be some helpin the time Of need
This no doubt is the sum of individual thought
when the energies of the hcalthful begin to
wane, and disease to gain hold on the vitas
Consumption and those distressing Coughs
and Colds so frequent in our climate are re.
PEELED and sublued by BrinckcrhcTs prepa.
ration, so spoken of in his advertisement and
the numerous astonishing cures performed
by his Health Restorative will induce the sic \
to make fair trial of it at least