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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14
ALMOST A FATAL ACCIDENTATTHE

ALMOST FATAL ACCIDENT ATTHE
OLYMPIC THEATER, BOSrON.-OnT Tues
day evening at the Olympic. while the per-
torrance Ci the new Vaudeville. The Blue
Jackets was going on, The audience were
thrown into a,state of fear and excitement BY
u sudden unlocked for accident. The last
scene of the piece represents the deck OF the
brig Bombshcll. In accordance with the plot
OF the piece, Miss. sherwood assumes the
Character OF a lieutcnadt in the navy, and
stands at the head of SONS six or eight young
ladies' dressed as sailors, who board the Bomb
she'll and take all hands prisoners. While
Miss lsherwood was standing upon the scene
representing the quarter rail of the vessel, il
gave way, and that lady was thrown backward
upon the stage. AT the time she had in her
hand u naked sword, and as she fell, the point
oil 1t was directed near her heart by the scenes.
froridcntially She wore u thick leather belt
and clasp, which protected her, otherwise it
must have been fatal, as the point was driven
quite through the leather intoa portion of her
dress. Miss sherwood tainted from the fall
and the stunning effects oi the blow, and the
curtain fell,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14

US-An ingenious mode Of smuggling silk
goods down the Rhine and Rhone. By means
OF alr-tight zinc tubes, fastened under ralts
loatcd down those rivers. has Just been dis.
covered by the officers of the French cus.
toms.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14

DlED-Nov. 18th, 1915, EMMA ELIZA.
BEIH, daughter of Richard and Maroare,
OarteI' (oi Ohio County, aged two years, six
months and seven days. "N
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14

An old bard shclled minister observed in A
iate scTmon that mo one ever got religion m
III q great 6Hstc!' Think Of this, ladies.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14
PORK PACKING AT MADISON I'll

Madison Indiana Banner of Nov. 5th. states
that tie pork packing season has commenced
IN that place, aud pTOphecss that from 30 to
$4,000 hogs will De slaughtered there this
season. They have four first rate houses. can.
able ol Strengthening 1900 hogs each per dan.
from tie specimens already in. IL is expected
The gfunteIs will BE- unbsuaily large and lat.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14

AN AXlOM.-The HarrisburghUn says:
mo Democrat can be elected President
without Pennsylvania. She hasindeed
A voice potential,
As double as the dukes"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14

GNONNEI " g. WADE hos Just received n
" case &c MiCouley's Patent Cork Soled Boots
which they warrant To surpnss for Deainess and du.
liability anything lhnl has ever been srough, TO this
city. Gentlemen are United 10 call md examine
for themselves. nov IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14
90

49,. $3.50 at los pc 26s lad
Freight and primage 26 TAD
Petty expenses in Liverpool l0td
Comm.s ions do 4 pc | 2td
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14

U5-A corr spondent Of the n. Y. Tribune
states that II is Umored in Boston, that Mr..
Webster VIII not take his scat in tho Senate,
and that Edward Everett will probably sue
coed him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14
COME At LAST.

CUME At LAST.
'NTAT STOCK OF LARD DAMPS manu..
featured by T. S Archer, has just come to,
hands Consisting in part Of Timed Suspension. Bnss
do Extra side Timed Supper. Gill and Bronzed do
nj a variety Of patterns; and 2 pair Of Branch sui,s-
bic Tor q Hotel or Steamboat. Just reed This day
and for sale nj reduced pric es. Call and see hem
u you want 10 be suited NJ
nov - 10 r BORNBRooK's, Monroe 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14

SHORTEST PASSAGE ON RECORD
The ship Shakespeare, Capt. Rose, arrived a
New Orleans on the 3lst ult. in the remark
able short passage OF eight days from n. Yorl
to the Balize.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14
BOOKS!! BOOKS!l!!

DOOho! DOOhS ~!
ME has Just received n new
Il w'rk entitled Minstrel OF Zion ar Religious
Songs with appropriate Music. chiefly original bv
The Revs Hunter and HnkefelJ. also q supply Of
Family aud Pocket Bibles. vafiuns bindings. -
Works on Theology; School Bnoks. with u variety Of
A!ma"acs for tie ensuing year.
J FISHER Agent.
ioV is No 1873 Main Street.
NJ. & T. SWEENEY,
V just received and opened 100 packages
IL FINE CHINA and QUEENSWARE.
Amcne other nuic!es They havo
Fine Guld band China Tea Sets from 81 To 100 10
K'ch Gill aud Fancy do do p,
Do 90 extra fine do
Richly decorated Maniel Orr nmenis. Cologncs, Fan.
cy Ink Baskets &c in g:eat variety.
The l. dies are invited To call onI examine
,he'e' ns they sufp'ss my thing Of The kind ever
hei"re brought To Ihis conuIry, and nre worth seeing.
k.ch Oil, and unbiased Fruit ID 'skeis. laced & high
White China do do d.,
Gill AID plain Comyo,ien. Casserlles. Tnrreens.
5oa's HnI S'and'; rsa Pots. Sugars and C,eams.
Tea mud Coffee Cups and Saucers. Plates, &c, huied
r'nin mud fancy styles, IN sells OF pieces 10 sui, Gus.
toners
In common ware we have Liverpool Dishes and
PIa'es oi all sizes. Teas and Coflees. Tea and Coffee
P"is. Sugars and Creams, &c, of various colots,
prIhie'' FiowIne ne aud Fancy Toilet Sets; Gums
mon edged Plates. Dishes. Teas. &c. &c, with eve.
~ other arrole usually kept IN The most extensive
Establishments III The country. md which The public
heed only call md price Ia be satisfied that we cell
lower Ia. n they can be purchase elsewhere. We
have on hand nnd ne constantly mnnnf,ci uring
Cni and plain lloll Lamps. Lanterns. Tumblcn
Dishes. &c, which together with our stock of
Qneensware. we invite The attention oi purchasers.
sIiher wholesale or re'aiI. Warehouses Nos 7 and
y Monroe 81 Wheeling. Va. nov IL:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14

ANANE LOST-Lusi on the road between the
" residence "f b MMechen, Esq. on Tuesday
last, n Lignnm VIM Waking Cane With a silver
head. and Silk Cord aud TasseI. The finder will
he literally rewarded on leaving il nj the
nov 10 TIMES OFFICE,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14

STORM At CLEAVELAND. OHIO
They had q snow storm at Cleaveland on the
9Th tstst, wind from the N. w, with nin.
and SIXTY OF seventy vessels were driven info
that port.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14

ITNmMBLEs. TTIMBLEs = An nssor meni of
Silver Open Stee End; Brass DO do do, and
Steel Open End Thimbles just received md for
sale pi reduced prices, wholesale ard retail, by
J q r H~oRNBROoK, Monroe 81.
nov ~ Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14

ER REAST PINS, Watch Keys, Finger Rinsp
Hp Hair Pms. Necklace. &c; just reed by
Cci9 JAS biKLLoR, NJ as Union So
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14
COMMERCIAL RECORD.

The New York correspondent of the Phi
ladelphia American, writes as follows under
date of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14
ALMANACS o 1sis

h GROSS ID The cOmmpL GenmIn. Enylisb
VO f"neef' Turner'S Comic, Fisher. Comic
Ds Dl'h'e' and CfockciI Almanac Or 1916. jas,
received and 10 sale r holes,Is and ,e,aiI H., '"'
nov IL w J ROBB cor Main a. Hmm If.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14
New 70 RK, Friday, Nov. Z, !
IA o'clock u. Nj {

The market for Flour is rather active, but
shippers do not bid over SO, and even at that
rate there is little or no margin OH the other
side. The result of u shipment at So, is as
near as may b. this:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14

The Argus OF Tuesday r latcs what it calls
a good joke. OF a man named H,riiu, who
stayed some time at a boarding hous. in thi,
city. aud sloped, leaving a bundle of Clay
Medals with tic lanilady, under prctcnce
that it was gold. We have the authority of a
responsible person who boarded in the house
at the time, for saying that the man was a real
~red-mouthed, irothing .rabid, shouldcr-shottcn
loco ioco. Where did he steal the clay med.
ais? We suppose YOU now as you was frs,
to find out. The trick.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14
WHEELING UNIVERSITY

We are pleased to learn tl.-t the Cay Coun.
Gil at their meeting on "Wednesday last by res
olution confirmed the title of tho Wheeling
University to tn, five acres OF Ian bestowed
ON that institution BY resolution in 1891. Ii
the committees OF the trustees now organized
use prompt and determined exrriions, the
work will no longer remain wndonc that should
have been done year, ago, AMI Wheeling will
have an Institution OF learning where the sons
OF southerncrs eau be- sen, without fear Of in
jury aul insult to Southern iustitutions-an
institution, that will reflect high honor and
many benefits upon the city, Upon them u
lone rests In. matter now.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-10
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
CINCINNATI PRODUCE MARINER


FLO R.-Since yesterdays reports, we
hear of but few sales, and there is very little
doing in the article of Flour. T~he.'amountr re-
ccivod by Canal, yesterday, was triling. We
learn of one sale of about 300 brls., at 81 OCT
also 200 brls., at ST. From store, we
hear of two small lots, 20 brls., at S4,06, and
So brls., at 81 ,03. This is the extent of Tues
days doings. The market is unusually quiet
holders are ready to trade-and some few
are full willing TO part with their purchases,
at cost-say Sl,0 90 to Sl,03. Purchasers are
scarce however, just now, and perhaps sellers
had better 'hold on Since writing the
above, we hear of AN offer made TO close for
| 900 brls,, straight brand, at 81 ,00-which
the buyer declined.
WHlSNEY-This article is in fair demand
and zoe, even was given yesterday, for up
wards oil 200 brls., in four or five separate
lots.
HOGS--There have a few droves of Hogs
arrived. The current price for 200 ID Hogs is
ic. This is considered well up in price-but
it is now the current quotation.
MOLASSES-NcW-is selling at 37039c.
SugGr-new, is quoted at 81 c. Salt-Turk's
Island SIC. cash. Ldrd-in barrels; 200 brls.
sold at 7c., and 80 kegs best at 81 " ID.
BUTrER-We quote a sale of prime, rs
kegs at llc.; also II kegs, good quality at l2lc.
There is plenty in market-the supply having
increased considerably, within d few days
and the demand is inactive.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-10

VALUABLE BOOKS.-We have been
favored by Messrs. GREGG & ELLIOTT. eyten.
sive publishers of Philadelphia, with a COPY
OF a valuable school work, entitled "ELE-
MENTS OF GEOLOGY" by DIR. RuscHES.
BERGER. This forms the Sth and last volume
OF a series by the same author, with the fol-
lowing titles, viz:
Elements OF Anatomy and Physiology,
Elements OF Mammalogy,
Elements OF ~Oruithology,
Elements of H"rpetology and Ichthyolopy.
Elements OF C%onchology,
Elements of Entomology,
Elements of Botany,
Elements OF Geology.
These are all subjects. "A knowledge Of which
is essential TO an ordinary education; vet
which have not, until within a few wears,
been introduced into schools. We have had
an opportunity of examining the whole of the
series, and freely express the conviction. that
they evince a high drgrec of study and indus.
Try III the author, with "A faculty of illustra.
lloh' ant power OF conveying instruction,
rarely equallcd. w. J.. RoBB. has them for
sale.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-10

our Congress will so place the question az to
render compromise out OF the question. The
language OF the official paper at Washington
Il, that we will have Oregon; that we will
have oil of it: that we will have it immediate
~. Our clear right" is to be embodied in
posture tdmI our indisputable claims are 20
be no longer "swamped IN negotiations;'' the
Oregon territory isa portion oi the American
SOIL, part and parcel Ol the Republic. Such is
the tone OF the official paper; and we putitto
any man oi common sense and observation To
say whether words have not gone lar enough
ON both sides To warrant on our part some pre.
parItiou Tor b.ows.-Bt an. 4 RcricaR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-10
DatIg GesuH3.
MONDAY. NOvEMBEw 10. 1915.


EDUCATlON'-Wc learn FROM tn. Rich.
mond Enquirer, that Mr.. Lyons, the Delegate
To the Assembly from Richmond, will. at the
eoiningscssion, renew the project submitted
by him To the Senate i'm lSi2. for the cstab-
lishmcnt Of a uniform and healthy system of
schools throughout the State, or rather a Sys-
tenn OF Tree schools, We have merely glanced
over the project, which we consider at this
time Of sufficient importance to publish, and
we are strongly of the opinion that it requires
some radical amendments before it will sue
Gced, or even be- more or better than u dead
lettpn The first of these amendments is, the
counties mus, be compelled to adopt the sys-
tenn, not authorized at their option 80 TO do.
The sccoad is, the State must b. the great
guardian otihe system; appointing d superin.
,cndaias and giving him the general direction
Of the whole system, and the ~visiters from
each county must BE- selected from the besi
educated and most suitable uarn il the coun.
~. BY adopting this mode of carryiug ON tn,
plan The State will find its intellectual hcalll
much improved in Il short timc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-10

TIMELY WARNING 10 those ptej,.pos,d Ia
Consumption! The wceKiv records oi Death aud
the vast om"uni that de of Consumption. should
corvince nll.'haI 10 lime sbohld he losi u. procuring
something 10 arrest the HYDRA headed mcns'cr IA
Il nr season. before IL takes hold ui the tender mom
h 'ancs ui Ihe Luurs, aud causes Ihcin To disease
THIS timely cautinn may hc the means ol sparing
many from the shadows uf The Gmvc. ond placing
" thin their reach n Remedy that Tens al Thou
sands have used before iheu-manv who are living
monuments nj health In The present IL ~ not then
a blcssing 10 The Consumptive that here as a med
icine that will remove ihesr nfli"iiln NJ, rrsiure
sound health. THIS ~ la he found m the timely
use Of DIR Duncan's ENpcclorant Remedy. "A Medi-
cine prepnred expressly for Diseases Of the Lungs
and the prcImoniinry sympi, IN, of Consumption
Those wroare afflicted with a Cough. Gold .Iioarsc.
ness and Slrcne's of The Thrnai. Bronchitis. SPIT.
ting at Blood. Pam in The Breast and SIDE. Diiirul
" officiating DC. should not delay procuring Ihis
Medicine until u ~ too laic
Foo $ lie by J u Il Il b MARSH, Wheeling, Va.
uny 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-10
inland MILL pRopERTY FoRs


ME Subscriber ,ii,ts if sale the properly n,
Which he nav resides. ia Belmont county
ono consisting oi43 acres oi good laud. The i'm.
p~r"Nemenis are n steam und water FIGURING Mill.
WIN Two run At go,d burns and one run Of chop
P'"s s'ohes' WIN oil The necessary machinery foe
manufacturing speedily aud 10 advantage with a
saw mill and Two stables. There arc three dwell.
ING honscs ON The premises. one of " hich Is a new
Two story frame. so feet in front. in which IL n
large nnd commod ious store Rom. The above pro.
perry Is located on By M'aiahon's creek. five aud a
hall miles South Of St Clairsvillc aud nine and n
hall miles Wesio Of Harris Ferry. on the Ohio river;
IN the midst OF a wealthy aud respectable neighbour
hood Its considefed ono OF lhr best stands in tho
country tor selling Goods. buying Wheat, Pork
Hops. Tobacco aud other Produce.
ERN EASY. Part al The purchase moncv
VIII be required IN had md the balance on limo.
For iuiihet particulars enquire of The subscriber on
the premises. WILLIAM MEGAW
nov 1wd 3tw
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-10
THE CENTRAL INSTRUMENTATION

THE CENTRAL lMPROVEMENT.-We
perceive that the citizens of Charleston Kama
wha are about 10 assemble to consid.r the ex-
iraordinary course of the people of Richmond
III relation TO the flames River and kanawha
improvement" They are highly indignant
at the prospect OF the Abandonment of the
original design of the state, which seems to
us one OF those things not easily accounted for.
Not that we do not feel the justice of aban-
doning the canal for a rail way; but why they
should desire to throw their work off To Ten
nessee, we do not perceive.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-10
TITS STRANGE BUT TnUG.
II NIIAT JOHNSTON q BERRYHIII


Il have In,t returned from the East for the src
ond time This season. and have jus, finished ,ncn
ing one Of The largest and best selected srncL. %,
Fancy aud Staple Dry Goods ow 10 he found ycs,
OF The mountains. and On account of Ia, wing So lo,c.
a stock, We are determined In SELL Of sucb ,,ico.
rs cannot lail To pleas @. aud therefore we votlJ od.
wise those Who wish To purchase cuhrr bv Tho
Wholesale OF reInil To give us cali, as we ae cor
Tain they will moi wish 10 look farther.
N Is. We invite Tie attention oi The I,d;cs mr.
I'nlarIy'as we hive The be,i selection of Dress G. ,oss
to he had IN this or any Of The western cnies. and
LIKEWISE Dfees Trimmings of every desc ripfion: and
"e have also on hand n splendid assor,nen, NJ
Gents Wear. such as Cloths. Cnssimer,s S,tt;nor.
Jeans and Vosing Of every {, scnpiioa
BONNEFS. BONNETS DRESS GOODS
bfh'd bonnels Siks, Sllins. u mbaztnes
s,"" 40 C,shmerts Mn de LANES
NeapOlitan d. Alpaeas. Mstinoes
neH', 40 Eo'Inn de VrOnga, Coburg
bfh'~Eye do Cloth &c
Bonnet ard Velvet Rib. Back Silk Fri,ees M 90.
o'hs. '''inps ana frn' cry width. quality and
g's' '"IlS * Iasscis price, with several pei
~ cIhl lowers, splen ces Of variegaied cOlors
uh assortment Tor trirming dresses.
CARPETS! CARPETSu
just received several PIE Ces uf Carpcting nj vr ~
''"n'ed prices aid also "a large ossurImeni OF Blan-
kcis
JOHNSTON L. BrRRYuILI.
WHOLESALE * RETAIL DEALERS IN
FOREIGN y DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
MAIN STREET, WHEELING.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-10
GREAT FIRE AT WILMINGTON, n.

GREAT FIRE At WILMINGTON, \.
CA slip f.om the Wilmington, n, e. Jour
nal states that a destructive Gre broke out in
that city en the morning OF tire 4th which
destroyed about fifty buildings in the business
part OF the city. Loss estimated at Sl75,-
600. The fire occurred in the square bounded
by Market, Front, Dock and Water streets.
Daring the fire, which is supposed to have
been caused by an i~ncrndiury, Col. J. McCrey
and Col. J. I. Miller were injured by the fall
ling OF a wall. The names of the persons
whose property is destroyed are not mention
ed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-10

MARKET SCENE.-Tte following scene
is the best we have come upon for a season.
\ woall be fashionable lady. dressed up in
all the colors OF the rainbow. goes to market
followed by a negro boy with a basket. E,pv-
ing upon a Jcrseyman's stall a goose. but not,
taking particular notice of it, She goes up TO
the farmer and asks
Whats the price of those turkey"
MADAM. those turkey isa goose
"Wen, what's the price of it,"
Seventy five cents, madam"
'.oh that's too much; Ill give you seven
levies Tor 81 - cents.)
"Well you may take it for that-its the
last I've got, and ! won't haggle about the
price.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-10

kENihRNABLE.-A gcnncmln in Ne,, Je,.ey
near Philadelphia had been Tor q long iime sci
"rd Was iTraod 10 The usunl way Tor on agc,t,n a
NE lnngs hy two eminent physlcilns. unni Inc l..
ease assumed s"th a malignant hfm That lbey de.
v'','u vac I"'''"i hni q confmcI consumption
ihHt m,uiciDe could u, 10 more. ami Ls ma, 49,.
Us hfe'ib w1- W. aT cIed ~ The d.,,.c ,b,, =.
''' could siny 900 his rom but q sbpr Inn, A,
10 stag when 1l hope hp} I'D friend ypvrbY.
a hottie Of Wisiafs Bllslm Of wild Cncffy Js,.,
'ng mat nt any raie u could d. hun no hmm. a..
TO-" ID nDd grow much better. 10 continued A.,
use OF n ond Ivy usiug jhrcc ~ nur bJu... a
completely g. rd. "''
fTf '9lo by D'J CRuMBACKER, 173 Mum ST.
nv 10 In
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-10

ALMOST PERPETUAL MoTlON.-A
correspondent OF the Portland Advertiser an
u that a blacksmith named Walton. of
Livermore. Me, ''has discovered perpetual
motion" The machine, he adds, ..is small
compass, and only lacks motive power. This
deficiency Ill such d machine is to be regret
ted.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-10
fOR TIE TINES.
TO NJ

Til Autumnal winds are sighinu.
And mourniully they sound:
Autumn's pale flowers are diving.
The leaves bestrew the ground.
Keen irosts have stripped the mountain
Ot beauty and their pride;
The music of the fountains
Beneath the leaves has died.
The balmy breath of Sammer,
No longer woos the wave;
The rivers gentle murmur,
To ioamy pillows rave.
The wild-bird's tuneful note,
Has died along the vale
Now harsher numbers float
Upon the signing gale.
Mid all these feeting changes,
| find thee still the same;
As when that smile of friendship
First DER thy features came.
And words so kindly spoken,
Sull linger on the ear,
And soothc the heart that's broken,
And stay the bursting tear.
III h heart that warns another
Had still been true as thine,
The anguish III vain | smother
Had not been felt in mine.
Though I'm by all iorsaken,
And not a friend there be,
Thy smiles, II thought will waken,
I've still Il friend in thee.
The Bank of Cape Fear, IN. c. has decla
A. Splni-annna IiyiJanI nT fJ,.c. 40 -,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-10
DIR. KEENER'S
CANDY.

ME sntcsi safes, and pleasantest remedy now
before the People, Ter the cure OF Coughs.
Ccids. H,0i sentss. Sore 9Lrnqt. AshHia, Crop
Whipping Cough, d.Gcuh ETrs' torattes and all
other diseases OF the Thro q or chest tending 10
Cox uNrrioN. II is also n valuable medicine for
public speakers. especially hose whose voices upon
n little cxeriion fail them. rs il rcmoves Phlrgm
from tho throat looscns The rhesi and gives Them a
perfect command Of the voice. II 10 warranted 10
be an eileciu,l preventive ofihe BRoNcuiri..
The medicinal portion Of this Candy is \ COM
pound oi several Of The most safe and salniaSy TX.
p"ciornni remedies ROW ia daily use by our best
physicians.
Unlike MANY similar preparations offered to the
public OF late years shis Candy really possesses mehs
cal properties. ani is warranted superior 10 any
medicine now before hc public for The care of that
class OF diseases for VIII ch it is ecommenIed Try
II aud judge for yourself
Manufactured and sold wholesale and retail by
LAFAYETTE M'NEELY. nj his Drug aud Mcdi.
cire Store, 100 Main St, Wheeling. Va. nov 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-10
"THE MORGAN uERALDn-Tbc w

papcrin MConnelsville, Oatc the '.Iudepen-
dent has taken a new name-''The Morgan
llerald"-is enlarged, and appears in AN inn
proved dress. The Wings of Morgan should
see that it is well supported. Every Wig
in the county can help in the matter-and
ought to.