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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20
From the Ohio State Journal. Eriyo.
TILE LEGISLATURE.


ihere are holding over, in the Senate, /:
Wings and LoColocos. The following dis
tricts elected on Tuesday last: we give IN,
names OF those elected thus far
HamittoH--jamcs IL. Ewing
Mercer, Alien, Van Vert Puinrm, Paui
dmg, Williams, Henry and D,Guncs-
L'gdn, Champaign, HdrdtH aHd Uaion-
:, ortcHe, tdycite and CiiHiOR-Burmam
MghtaHd, idams and Pile
Sctoto, Laurence. GdUid ami Jackson
Ross and foci img-Jom Madeira.
athens and Mcigs-
Washington. Morgan ami Perru-
Bstmont and MoRroc-M kan..
Guernsey ara CoShocfoR-
TuScdrdtCds GHd Carroll
Mtskingwm-C. ID. Goddard.
CoiumbiUuG-
RichioRd-
CuyGhOgd ard Geuucd-
Lake and 1shtobulG--
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
Buttcr-Fergus Anderson
Bdmont-Bcnjamin S. Cowcn
CiurkASamson Mason
Cra'Vord and VyGndotte-Nlichacl Brack
ley.s
DGrkc and Shcibu-Ezekicl Thomas. gain.
DeiGpdre and Marion James u. Shaw.
Frauktin and DIddison-Joseph Riagvsy
ir.. Edward Fitzgerald.
Fdi,J::ld--Audrew Foust,. David II
Swartzs
Greene-E. +. Drake.
GWerRSey--T. w. Upton.
Hamilton John NJ Maxim, Chas. Recme.
lin," ThornasJ Gallagher and Jacob Finn. ,
Highldnd--Wm. H. Trimb!c, gain.
hnor-Wm. H. Smith,
Lieking-Scth $. Wright, and T. l.. Smith
gains.
Diontgomery-Thomas Brown, james f
Hibberd
Miami--Stephen Johnson.
Muskingum--Edward Ball, John Trimblc
Pickdpdy-EASo b. Olds,s gain.
Ross and HOeking--Jamcs Gibson.
UGrroH-Edwurd Noble.
Those marked thus ~ are Locos.
The news from Highland is coniirmed.--
Wing by 100.
Clinton elects Wing Rep. by 800. Wing
Senator elected
Pike County has elected Whig Treasurer,
Sheriff and COMMISSIONS Majority of from
to only for Loco Representative and Sen
ator.
Scioto and Lawrence, Wing Representative
elected.
AWhig majority of 600 for Sen. and Rep.
in Ross and Hooking.
Huron and Erie have elected the Wing
Representative.
Intelligence has been received This evening
that MIR. Lawrence is defeated IN Guernsey By
three or five votes. That's enough. This is
entirely gratifying victory il confirmed.
Harrison has given the glorious majority of
three hundred Tor the Wing Representatives
Honor to Harrison.
Jefferson has also elected the Wig Repre-
sentative.
Wayne elects two Locoleeo Representa-
tives by ! or 500 majority:
Medina has elected Wing Representative
by $50 majority, and the entire Wing ticket.
Stark, glorious Stark has elected Wing
Representative and Sheriff; a wing gain.
Morgan has elected the Wing Representa-
tive by majority of less than hundred. All
the Wing ticket but one elected.
Cuyahosa has elected the Wing ticket by a
large majority
Lordin Is reported to have elected Wings
by an increased majority!
We are out of the woods. Shout!
Perry reported Loco, 500
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20
SMOKING ANb SHAVING

Willis in Ills latest letter from Paris to the
New York Mirror thus discourse upon We
men and manners.
To see 40 mans face in the street without
moustachc and scgar-(a light house imbeud,d
in sea weed, added. as an invariablc tcatur,l
certainly alters the national physiognomy.
Erery max smokes in the street in Pari.
And what IS worse, Tor better, as YOU chance
to think about it, the ladies smohc very zen
orally! was setting by the side of a lovely
English woman, Yesterday, on d morning cali
when She suddenly threaded her fair fingers
through the proiusion OF blonde curs upon
her cheek, aid said; hope my hair is not disa-
greeable TO you l looked amazemcmt at the
possibility OF course. Because" she added
Il have been smoking all the morning, arid il
stays IN ones hair sou The ladies smoke
sn@U paper segats, made of very delicate To.
oacco. They scout the idea of everything the
Practice w, and are only astonished at having
so 'onS lett this charming thought -softcner
20 male monopoly. It's perfectly conrenaJle.
by the way, to stop amy stranger in the street =.
and take light from him, aud this new au,en
NY may be put down 10 the credit of tie to-
bacco maria. Those who care to see bar,
lips and chins, had better be making the mos.
oil their time, for this portion OF humanity is
last being lost to.sight. presume that short
residence III China would make one feel en-
tlshabille with hair on his skull, and the few
days that one passes in Paris makes his chin
ieel intentionally smooth Amid this uni
versatility OF moustache one fears that his sha
ven lace may remind people of Buifon's re-
marx, that "the Americans are race of men
without boards" 1t has been quoted inquir-
ihgly TO me.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20
LIFE on THE OCEAN.-We III

LIFE on THE OCEAN.-We have been
handed a copy of "a work OF some four hun
dred pages, handsomely got up and bo,ald
with the above title, being sketch of the life
Of Capt. GEORGE LITTLE. who was in the
merchant service and privatcers from 1907 tc
1928. 1t Is in the form OF log book, and we
have read it with great interest, as all will
an interest not little cnianeea BY the fact
that the author has been blind for some years
We are informed that Capt. Little designs tc
deliver lecture at tie Methodist Episcopal
Church on tomorrow evening.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20

LAW.-The Philadelphia Ledger complains
because the woman with whom the French
poet, Victor Hugo had an intrigue, is now in
prison, while the poet is at liberty and wri-
ting letters from the Rhine. We presume
that the Ledger is mistaken in blaming the
law, as necessarily one Of the first acquisitions
III cases of this kind is TO catch the criminal
aud the punishment then follows. At least
we find il so. in this country.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20
ELECTION RESrTT.-Me

in5 enabled to announce, that the lndepend-
cnt. Ticket has succeeded throughout in old
Molly Stark. This triumph was effected by u
Union of portions OF both parties determined
to rid themselves OF the corruptions of Cliqucs
and Caucus nominations. The result shows
that SAMUEL STOYER, Wing, is elected Repre-
sentative; HENRY SnANPErr, wing. Sheriff:
JACOB IL EPLlNGEE, Democrat, Treasurer; J AMEs
ARMSTRONG, Democrat, Prosecuting Attorney;
Gro. HowrSsrINE, Democrat, Commissioner,
and LEWIS FocLE, Wing, Poor House Dircc-
tor eposiforn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20
TIE SMALL PoX.-A lettcl dated Bntn

4 III wv y III 7 VN.---N I'TT'I UdTVW ia Ia
via, Gerere county, y. Y, Oct. llth, says:
"Our county Is ma state of excitement in
relation TO the prevalence of small pox.-
Henry Hawkins, Esq. a member OF the State
senate. aud iorocAy of the firm of Huwkin.
q Blodgct at Ncxondcr, is dead H. was
buried yesterday momingat eight O'Clock; and
the report IS that there were twelve new case
yesterday. The stores aud iaverns are closed
at Alexander and Tire streets leading to that
place fenced up."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20

The Legislature of Vermont met on the 9th
inst:ag%Iarettwas chosen President pro tenn.
OF the senate. ln'rhe House, T. n. briggs
was chnsehy. Speaker by l05 votes to IS for
Daniel Kellogg. Dem, and l6 Tor others
Charles q. Eastman al the Woodstock Age.
received 90 votes for clerk; L. +. Merrill. cleo.
Tea, had lis. In the afternoon, William Slade
Wing. was chosen Governor, in convention.
by l32 votes to - for Daniel Kellogg. and II
for w. K. SKATER The Wing candidates for
Lieutenant Governor and Treasurer, received
l3G each.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20
THE DEATH LAMP

The DEATH LAMP.-A person writing
irom France mentions the following curious
scene which presented itself OH his visit
to the vaults of the church of st. Dennis in
winch the French kings are entombed: but
'he most singulTol all other things is lamp.
which is kept burning OH the coffin of Ions
18th, and which, il is said. is TO be continued
burning until Louis Philippe dies-he being
the next l.lng (if lac dies on the thronc) 20
whom the lamp will pass, until his successor
dies: Napoleon did not die on the throne.
neither did Charles I0th consequently Louis
18TH has not been buried neither has the lanp
ever been allowed tot go out. 1t looks dieary
ant dark as midnight in that vault. and I
Voluntarily shuddcrcd as looked through the
iron grating into the chamber of death and
viewed the dark pail upon the tomb. The
light Of tie lump was moro lfl.u astar flick.
cHng. through dark cloud. Ii was indeed
The chamber of death.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20
PERFECTION OF MlSERY nm g..

PEKFECTIUN OF MlSERY.--Th New
York True Sun says: "a day or two since we
saw an able bodied man sitting upon the dilap.
idated and filthy steps of low grog shop on
the FIVE Points, tearing the raw meat from a
beei JOINT, which he had probably stolen from
the dogs, with voracity known only 10 star.
walton. His tattered garments, his boodshot
eyes and trembling frame, proclaimed him the
slave OF King Acknowledgement to am early
and disgraceiul death"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20
n ET ALL The world know the wonde,r.,

II EFT ALL The World know the ,,op,Ie,6,t
" 4 ehlcncy oi of Duncan's EXPECToRAN,r
REMEDY! Tor the cure Of CONSUMPTION. ard
INC symptoms indicating going into dtcine'
Or DUNCAS Denr Sir
me uhJcsIgned. patient under my core for
me 1881 lhfcc mhnihs who has been laboring with
rh,hi'Is Pumonolis Of pulmonary consump tion and
hn',g That no medicine could prescribe would
'H'fd him aoy relief. vas therefore determined
10 lest your Especioraai Remedy. al the same limo
having 40 confidence IN tie medicine set forth 10
cure consumption; but a. please The patient, 4 nj.
lowed him 10 send tryuuf ageni in Wooster, DR. 7
CoullerCr. for The medicine. which he did md
used It according 10 The directions accomponyjnv
The bottles ard truly TO my astonisbment. I found
my paliem fast improving, which he continued un-
he hccame perfectly veil. believe no used only
bottles BY his request. write Won tbese lines.
h'phg your crpaciorani medicine will continue 10
90 y" ne con,ump1ves generally, as in the sboye
ease Yours Respectfully,
DR JAMES X DICKEY.
willingly sol scribe NY name to the above a.
l'ing SOLEMN and sincere la,L hope those Of
u cled "uh that dreadful disease. consum piion. will
i"d oct y"pt medicine time. ard he cured.
NM 10 WILKINS. Wayne county. o.
i'rsl sup ~ jus received Nv The only agents
100 Wheeling JB&RB kIARSII
cog
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20
"Whete were You alI die aftetnoon?', I'M

"Wherc Were you all the aftetnoon?" in
quired the master
No where, answered the boy, doggedly.
mo Uhere I" echoed the master. assuming
very wise look, and casting his eyes around
the room, To see if the boys noted him, his
custom always when about TO utter any i'm
pressve remarks. That no where must be a
great place, for good many boys 20 there l
ind. But how came YOU to 20 there, Pat
rick2''
'.Bccause,' replied the little delinquent, 81
had no Where's TO go, aml so rent there"
a loud laugh from the whole school follow
ed, in which the master heartily joined
hDicEfcbocIsy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20
A. M'L.uRE,

NJ. Ib5 MARKET SPACE.
Ia ne rooms iaiiy ccnpiei By + BreLilinger, for
A"ciL.nS. dooT n"yM n Union street
M iitRE lac Is NOW receiving and opening a
w splendid selection al FALL and WIN
TER GOODS of the latest style. which consist, of
every variety generally kept IN This city Persons
wsiing To pure base viii please call and examine
hciore ur"b"sing as they will frd many I, IL no,
IN 'h's market, my stock is If tie latest arrixnl
from The i.nsi. 3Iw 2wd oci 4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20
MORE CURES PERFORMED by DR. DUNCAN's
REMEDY

I'M IN iOhtNI hEMEDI.
DIR DUNCAS-Dear Su-You may perhaps re-
member that consulted with you at yonr Office m
Crncnnnl'.in June lost. when you examined NV
lungs aud ininfned me That there was a small cav.
iy forming III the lObo of my left lung with sl,ohf
nlc"ra'icns, nnI advised me TO take few bottles
OF Tie EXPECTORANT REMEDY which I
bought of you (G boues) have used oC ,hen
aud feel as we'll as ever did in my life Nv
cough disappeared after using The first bottle. the
path N my breast also leil me- my strength increns
cd and also my aipetits. The medicine caused me
:" oSpecorale large quantities Of foul natter alter
This was all thrown up, felt relief at unce think
That the Whole world should know something nbo, I
INC good Effects Of your 'EXPECTORANT REM,
EDf' for The removal Of The first symptoms lcndir
To Consumption Please inform me ifyou think II
advisable Tor mo 10 use The medicine any longer
Yhurs srulv. and ever grateful.
HORlCE BINNS. Near Hamilton. O
For sale by B& II b MARSH. Sole agents r.,
Wheeling. 20, %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20
NEW YORK CITY FINANCES +

NEW YORK CITY FlNANCE9 Tic
mount necessary to be- missed this year ~ STA
tel by the Comptroller, and confirmed b, the
Board, - ~ uP1 600 bcing about lightweight
cents onevcY hundred dollars Of valuation a
real and personal property. The rate last year
was cighty-siN cruts on every hundred dol.
lars. tn" difference is aid tU Bog owing to q
balance Of S3i6.OOO lalt over Tie precious
year for thc hast. while there was no balance
LETT last year io, thc present.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20

THE SEVEN DEADLY SlNS.-Some
genuine typo has furnished mankind with a
new catalogue OF the seven deadly sins. lie
ranges them as follows:
|. Refusing to take newspaper.
Iakinga newspaper and not paying for it
B. Not Advertising.
d. Advertising and not paying for it.
.. Making printing office loaGng place
=. Reading manuscript in the hands of the
compositor.
Z. Sending an abusive and threatening letter
to the editor.
For the first and second offence, says our
moralist, absolution can b. granted. The
thiTd-olfence, can be remcdied. The fourth
Is objectionable. For the balance, dispense
ton can only be received by an especial bull
from theag grievcd party.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20
AGRlCIIrl-RAL rnpka1N cn1.r

AGRICULTURAL WGRRS IN SOUTH
AMEEiCA.-Mr. Picket our late Chargr a,
Peru says that agricultural works IN. e6btii
America arc as scarce as bible. and dat Tie
only one he ever saw there. was work by
Coimuclla. printed 1900 years ago, which the
holder etuiIpd ass.duousl, asa sianlard vol
lie estimate 0iet here are 5000 tons OF
Guano in Peru.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20

Am2n5 Ia IN ,chiuoty exhibited D., Tho Fair
oi the American institute Gc,y York, is the
artificial H-7. warranted % hath and. L.i,,s
up c'n tk'nS ia. o i's natuiai mol.A anI
10 retain Tor s>v.rll months the necessary
lra' without an Now edition. l.. .BGpi,l
oi Newark. y J., Us The o.cnl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20
4 MYSTERIOUSLADY is sail won't n

, a MYSTERIOUS LADY it is said went 10
Baltimore on Friday. Travelling with a male
companion. A gentleman lost his poke book
ahusnspiclons being aroused against her she
was arrested aud in her trunk was found much
'aIndple clothing jcwclry, &c Her person
also underwent private investigation. and a.
round hsI BODY, ina belt, was found $1,000 in
sou. no evidences appearing against her.
sue sue released, and took passage IN he cars fot
rili'soe!rhio Oh Saturday morning. Anawk.
wa'd mistake.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20

HUSBANDRY.-A man with eleven daugh-
tiers was lately complaining TO friend that
ne found it hard to live.
You must husband your time" said the
other "and then you will do well enough"
81 could do much better" was the reply.
"ii could husband my daughters"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20
BALTIMORE AND OmOPAlTRoAn

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Az nc annual Hectiug Of the Stockholders Of
this company, held on MondOy. the following
gentlemen were reelected Directors. james
S ,,s. John L uNnaldson Fielding Lucas IT,.
wilkins Samuel Hoffman. James Ultwodl
John J.. Kennedy Columbus ODouurU sam
Tel Jones j. William Nurloch
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20
OFPIClAL VOTE OF BELMONT COUNTY
REPRESENTATIONS

Co,ren (Whig) maj. 1856.
TREASURER.
Jennings (Whig) maj. 263.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
Carroll (Whig) maj. 397
COMMISSIONER.
Grtgg (Whigl mai. 467.
CORONER.
Cunningham (Whig) maj. Sol.
POORHOUSE DIRECTOR.
Miller (Whig) maj. $40.
Abolition vote l67.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20

Taking negro by the head because he re-
fuses obedience is seizure of wool in default
of duties"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20

NEW HAMPSHIRE.--The Governor and
Council have decided to order another election
Tor Members OF Congress, and the 29th of No.
vcmber has been fixed upon for the third trial
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20
.yr N ne phiiad.IrAia Ld.er

= = m tie BhttddtfphId If0Scr
AN iMpORrANr CURE by DR. Jayne Al
'cfa,yc We have been informed 10y Mrs Mahan
q grand,daush of I'D Gen woync) that Tho sui.
Tered Tor a number OF years IT, N the growth OF a
large GOlhous 'funuus Ui the TArUal. which. be-
side great dciOriniy. poiuccd both a d iiculiy Of
dcguuon aud OF becnihins. Indeed. she says tho
pressure upon The windpipc wasSo great rs 10 pre-
vent her from sleeping in fccumbeni position, aud
often snil, cation aPi cared inevitable. She also
labored urdcr severe nIispoSiliun from Liver Com
plain, aud fIuudcc, wiih horrible train OF ner-
Vuus affections for which she commenced the uso
ui Dr. JIynei Alternative, which she took regularly
fur six o seven weeks. with occasional doses OF hs
SlnliNc Pills. and her general health was thereby
completely Tc>cs;abl'shcd aud now pcrcciviug somo
d,minuiuu N lhc size of the Goitrous Tumouf; she
was encouraged To pe'sevcfe IN the use OF the Al.
Ictauve urul every vcsueo of The painful tumour
was entirely retnpved We think. therefore, that
such an important remedy should be more generally
known
For sale by DtJ CRU MBACkER. No l73 Main
y, Wheeling. Va. oct 20
NoLNEY b. PALMER is our authorized
Agent for receiving Subscriptions and Adver-
tisernents for the Wheeling Times and Gazette.
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and Chestnut streets.
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tic City IIallI
BALrlM0RE.-S. L. corner Baltimore and
Calvert streets.
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sau Street, are our authorized Agents i'm New
YORK City. They will receive Subscriptions
ana CONTRACT Tor Advertisements for the Times
aid Gazette.
IL; BRAVO, at the Commercial News and
Reading Rooms, opposite the st. Charles and
veranda Hotels, is agent for this paper in
New Orleans. Advertisements for il or orders
Tor new subscriptions, will receive immediate
attention if left with him.
STEAM BOAT REGISTER.
PoRT OF WHEELING.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20

c. The Cincinnati pagers welcome the
supply Of coal Brought down BY The late rise
in th, river.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20
A WOMAN ROASTED ALIVE Pr \

~ " \
ouAck DoCroR.-rhe following horrible
event Is said 10 h@Te occurred very recently in
parish OF Hainault, Flanders:
:. snort time ago, a woman suffering from a
rheumatic disorder consulted an itinerant
quack doctor, who found means to put end TO
her suiierngs with all the forms which the
most atrocious barbarity could have imagined.
The following Is, we believe. an exact report
OF bis verbal prescription:
The part affected must be covered with a
mixture compounded OF brandy and gunpow-
d r IN state OF ignition; two persons must
hold the woman till the perfect combustion and
extinction of the mixture, and are to pay no a l.
tentlon to the cries uttered by her; for if a IA
dical cure is To be effected il is necessary that
the action OF the fire should take place on the
whole surface in a state Cf disease. Fear moth
Ing. All will go WE'LL"
This ordonnance, made with that aflt citation
OF gesture and language familiar to this class
oil mountebanks, was executed TO the letter.
and even with slight addition. form order To
compel their victim to be silent. the barbarous
assistants brutally disfgurcd the face of the
unhappy woman in different places during the
execution of the prescription, which onlviast-
ed an hour, and there remained but an inaninIate
corpse. Fhe skin of the thighs and abdomen
was completely peeled off, and the flesh char
red and blackened The body was hastily
buried and endeavors made TO stiffe any reports
OF this inhuman cruelty into circulation. but
the Procurrier de Roi having been informed of
the affair, sent surgeon, who after the cx-
humatlon and inspection OF the body declared
the woman had been roasted to death
GAZETTE Medical BfIpr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20

We heard of little girl being shut UP IN a
dark place for punishment, on, Friday, BY the
Eeepcr os Public School in the Eastern part
OF the city. She screamed and shIiclted so
ioudly that the neighbors at length went aud
rescued her-but the poor thing died the next
day from the fright.-(N. Y. Tribune.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20

No)crn love IS lately defined az composoa
ol one part election and nineteen part. GOLD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20
ONO T0BNCCO CROp.-,rhn fnlncch

TIE TOBACCO CROP--'fhc Tobacco
Crop Of Virginia. we believe ills now admit.
ted will b, nearly or quite AN average one i'm
qmb'ity(n The righboHIocd.o Of ~ 600 lihds)
aud what was still more improbable during
the drought and after good one. it not a very
good one III quality. The warm suns Of Sep
ieirbrf aud tlic first quarter Of October. and
TIE heavy dcws, have brought in the crop be-
yond the hopes Of the most sanguinc. II is
perhaps the first instance where late plapf.
lne has come ia almost az successfully ir or,I
lily add quantity. or not ~ early
We hear from divers parts Of the Tobacco
country, OF crops OF the most gigantic grow IN
and tie finest maturity. that Ncfc ever seen
after the middle OF September We presume
little or 10 Tobacco is now left .nnlng.
Rich. Vhig.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20

nR WISThRs GREAT DISCovERY.-T,
- was once said, There is nothing new under
iHo sun This has been emphaiicnlly irue in tefe,.
.hce TO medicine. Hundreds Of Pills. Pansceos.
Esp"cio'an's and SpccIi,s Of all sorfs have bccn
pened INTO npioflcy--all made mainly of Tho s,r,o
"et'"Ich's adding no new maicrinls a. The .beaIir,
al" Bi Dr. Wsafs Bll.nn of Wild cherry G,,.
"''nes new mcdlral ngcnf--a new pt,tripic
evolved from Natures own Depository. II cn,c.
Hs.hina. Incipieni CuusumpiiJns Liver C,,bp'o,o,.
a"d OIL diseases Of The Lung. when uo,h,,s OIL,
"H. An h'noiobr rcmhcr 81 The CANADIAN pa,
'"m'ni "nes that 1t has cured him II As,i,,,, ~,
Nn I"nr' sinrdtog a Williams. attorney al las,
% William street New York. has b-cn cured ~
VIC snric disease oi twenty four year. standing
Mr. C"z"ns II New jotcy makes oT,r,y,s ID,
u 'o''d h'm OF supposed con.unpions nfef b,.
INy',c'hs had given him up to de-. aud SO with
hundreds ~ ,;icfs WV
w Remember VIC positively, iu no cn.c. rolm N
u. 70. nes asrfoiuccd br MI. iuytlunlic remedy
w lie s'uo io gct DR. Wsafs Bu'slm Of wild
cherry are Invitations,
W Tue genuine Wi.tpfs B1sam is soiI only T.,
Dr. JCRUMBACKER. 10 MAN u. ocl 20
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