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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15
CONVENTION AT MENpuIS

An Important convention assembled al
Memphis, or the 18th instant. The object of
viii Ii viii bcgathcrcd from summary of the
resolutions passed.
There were IN attendance about one hun
Jr,d ao' iiits members from Tennessee. one
from Pittsburgh, and five or six from each OF
ths States oi Mississippi, Arkansas aud Illinois.
Committees wersoppointed on the follow
mG sabject- to report tc an adjourned meeting
IN Noyembernext
/. On the MILITARY AMI Naval resources of
the Mississippi Nallcy. and its ability to create
and sustain a Steam Military Marine.
ii. On the impro cement of the Ohio river:
ani ON the subject OF Free Canal at the falls
OF Ohio.
III. On the improvement o: the Mississippi
nvcr and It's tributaries.
". On "a Western National Armory.
" oId Nal'uLal Ship Canal toconucc, the
Mississippi with the Northern Lakes.
VI. On Mail Routes ON tn Western rivers,
VII ona Military Road through lie Public
land in the Soud, West.
VIII. On reclanning III" submerged grounds
aiCnS the mdr,in OF the Western rivers.
IN. On the growth of Cotton.
\. On Manufacturing a, the South.
Nj. On The completion OF tlc RAILROAD from
Charlest"n to Memphis.
4 few of The subjects. IL will be seen. are To-
cal, and somc arc such as cannot come before
ConSfesS, but they are all important and in
tercsting. They embrace some of the crat
clements OF our power and wealth. anil if able
reports are made on Them, vast deal of useful
will bc collected, and au i,npuisn
given To public sentiment, which may be pro
ductivc 81 very desirable results. We presume
there Mn ~ ar authentic invitation given.
We trest that attention will be given to the
subject by or fellow citizens and delegation
appointed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15

YANKEE ICE IN THE EAST INDIES
lhc Hong Kong Register copies long article
from the Bengal Hurkarn on the subject of the
ice trade. The quantity shipped from Boston
last year, IS said to have been 80 900 TONS. do.
livered ON board at an atcragc cost of 81 50
per ION, White TIC prOiuctOl sales is put down
erected a noble building for the storage oC loo J.
1t has triple wall 10 feet high, rs feet wide,
ana l9S lect long. enclosing more than three
qnarlcrS OF an acre, aud capable of holding
59'OOO tons OF ice. The walls are of brick
and measure, FROM the outside of the exterior
to the Inside Of the interior wall. -four feet
win liues or air spaces between. The Regis.
yer calls loudly for the establishment of au ice
mouse at Hong Kong, and reioiees ia tlsc know
mdse That . good supply has been ordered from
Boston. The commodity appears to h. nlen.
ti'n' ut Shanghai, and is freely used by the Chi
ncse.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15
PUBLIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The proPriciors Of the folIowi, & named lilo, SEQ
IN Tho ei'y vi Philadelphia. being prepared TO ecl
commodaie Merchants aud Travellers. respectfully
unite ia The above invitation. piedging ourselves to
administer literally to The comfort of those who
may select our respective houses us their homes.
during their soj urn This city.
MERCHANTS HOTEL. Nnrh All 81. A p tlIass
UNITED STATES HOTEL. Chcsnut st. opposite
the Custom ITous e-Thomas Rea.
JONES' HOTEL. Chcsnni street; John 4 Jones.
CONGRESS HALL. 80 Chcsnut uhd 81 S ,uh
Third streets. J S,urlivant.
MANSION HOUSE. tlaie Hcad's) South THIRD ST &
W Hunt.
HARTWELL'S WASHINGTON HOUSE, Chcs.
nut street. above 9Th; n ] Har,wcl
COLUMBIA HOUSE. Chcsnui street, between 9Th
md 1ih; Bogley a. Mckenzie.
AMERICAN HOTEL. Chestnut 81, between 5Ih and
9Th, opposite the Stale IIouso-II a Charter.
~ Is 9wd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15

FRENCH NAVY.-Thc French govern.
mont has becn making Preparations ioT n lsro.
Increase OF it's naval force. and ncco,dina o.
inc report OF Tire Minister of Marine i. now
building iour large war steamers of up,yards
oil iouy hundred aud fifty horse power. Tho
new trans Atlantic steamers are not epumer
ated III this report. There are upwards of a
score oi these, and more than twelve i'm addi
lion to all these are in course of building. -
me French steam nayvw;ll. VI they 90 on AT
inns rate, soon double that OF Great Britain. al
least 81 ssysthc English press, which is calling
louaiy iof an increase of She British navy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15

A NEW POTENTATE.-Aw writer in the
Providence Journal, in giving an account of
California, 5'atcsy hat an emigrant frore The
uniiedSta'ps hpfscqnipd, hy purchase a Ter.
ntory OF LOO 600 rcrcs in ore of The fertile and
enchanting valleys, on which he has erected =
tort established n trading post. and suno,md-
ed himself with considerable force of native
soldiers wholn n las drilled 70 tte uge of arms
a an subjected 10 regular military discipline.
ne B@DeTnm"ne }ralops olhls increasing pow
er ordered him to dcinUlish bis fort and J;s b,nJ
his men, and aust thc cousiry. be repjia,l ia
tie Governor he wished the fort DESTROYED 10
come and iakcit ar enterprise which tn GOV.
crnment has not yet mustered force and t5lo,
enough TO undertake, and This r.doubtablo M,
der and hunter al maintains his litIc f,aDe.
rum ia imp,rio"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15
LONG IsLAND RAIL KoAD

LONG l$LAND RAIL ROAD.-Fo, so,,c
iliae past thc Long Island Railroad Copn,n,
nave c,1rged 50 . irour Boston TO New YorE
ana 72,oO from New York to Boston and lbc
'''ll rom View York has carried about 80 pos.
!. "S''Ii and the Train from Boston 10 Now
,o'N ABOUT 80. Yesterday the fare at this end
m"s ,s,'I'u 10 t20O and The passengers this
'"''"'is Tor New York increased TO ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15

a CASHIER WITH A METALLIC B6SIs
Lewis a. Hall. tha bank cashier. WHO wa.
20 nearly murdered by Wells i'm Mnproo
Mich. has so idr recovered as to brablc TO rs'
Hme his place IN lie bank The bullets g,a
not yet cA trdcied, but he wall,s0 shortdis,snee
viii little Pain.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15

CINCINNATI MARKET, JULY 1ftb.
FLOUR--52 bbls at SO 20 clear; rs tRy AT
80, IL clear, 40 do mixed brands, at S3.I0I
clear: 266 doat S3,12.
WillSKY--290 bbls at Isle,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15

ID. RHANo at thc c,hr.nrr,inl News ami
,s'i''ms Rooms, oppo>tt" the 81. Charles ani
Neraid, Hotels, ~ egent for this psp"r in
New oshHne. Advertisements for il on orders
for n-w subscriptions. will receive inni-diat.
attention il left with him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15

n ARDNER'S LECTTRES-Par,s |, 9. 3 anf
IL 4, price IS cents ench. Also = few mo,o
copies az THEIRS FRENCH REVOLUTION
price 81 25 this day re, civ ell by
W9 JOHN J HASWELL Uni N a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15

Sandwich Island papers to the lst rebruoyv
have been received by the cditols of the New
York Journal Of Commerce.
Df. Babcock, lady and too Children a,1
Rev. Mr.. Perkins lady and three childrcn
connected with the Methodist Missions in
Oregon, arTivcdin the Englisl, bark Columbia
lromCoh'IndIa Rvey, on the 3lst OF Deccmber,
on tfeir return TO the United States.
The whale ship Panama was wrecked on
one OF the Morquesan Island in August last.
and tlrce of her crew lost.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15

NfKGiN4 A,DtyI BENDS Peter.
ours Railroad Company has declared half
yearly dividend Of two per cent.
The Tuckahoe aud james River Railroad
COMPANY dividcndof three per cent.
IAe Merchants Manufacturing Corpaoy Of
petersburg half yearly dividend Of c;ola NO.,
cent.
The tt''ck Manufacturing Company Of
Petersburg seisi.annaal dividend Of eie,,, a.,
cent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15

lOWA.-Gon, r. ?. Lowe has been nomiu.
a'cd as the Wing candidate for Delegate to
Congress against Gen. a. c. DODGE. the pre.
sent incumbent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15

we learn by tie Ci'miIiyati papers tina, Mai.
'ames f. Coreveroi that city died at Bcdlofd
SrHnSs, Pa, few days since Mai. c. was
"eb'e lawyer, once an editor Of some celeb
r''y bat rfore recently engaged in other but
sineSs In which he was eminently successful,
ana IN all was gentlrmarrof worth AID ligh
Order vi intellect.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15

SALE OF a Cl1Y.--East Newark. a ir,c,
Of meadow land lying ON the Pas.aic oppo.ilr
Newark, which was laid ont in lois as a civ
during The speculation IN 1888. was sold an
auction ON TUESDAY FOR $1,000 to Richard
Dey, Esq. Of New York.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15

c. They have, down eoH, a -eg did,
called smoked lIolebut, which is said to BE-
very toothsone.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15
'-turncd and left the SPOT,
All, do not deem him weak


Tor although he staggered az he walked. whjs.
KY punch aud mrcquitcd love was the cause
III u the characteristic of great minds not to
brood over bliShted hop nor to dwell on di :.
solved prospects; so Theophilus, suddenly
forgetting the iaithlessncss of his mistress.
turned to soiiloqui1c on bis country and its
capacities
III noble countv--it's great country
1t an extensive, | may say am expansive
country-its glorious country, said Theoph
nus emphathislzng his words as hc approa-
ched the climax. ut can swaller Mexico
Souge both eyes out ofGreat Britain. and wbin
all creation And yet some folks say it's in
danger! why Id insure II myself for quar-
Ter per cent and include Texas and Oregon i'm
the poiicy--whJs airaid?'
Il doesn't know as there is any one.n said
the Waterman. You docsn', look os'nd
strike terror into the soul of any body. as the
iei'efs dreams did in TIE play. But saw /,
stranger, WHAT'S the use of musing?'
Use. said Theophius, whats the use of
man living that can't dwell with patriotic
Pfide upon the merits OF his country. To be
sure Horace Walpolc once said that patro-
!ism wasithe last resort of rascals; but saw
IL IS the last resort of discarded lovers. Hur
"a, then, for my country. and hurra for the
constitution that guarantees to every one the
liberty of speech-hurra!'
On, theresa vulgar error" said the watch
man; ''the Constitution don't guarantee to
men as IS dumb the right Of speech, cause it
can do IL no how 1t can fix it. Besides the
oI'unahcc guarantees To every citizen, 'ccpt
watchmen, the right of sleep, and as the old
oman oil eighty sail, when She got married.
ihere a time Toy every thing, 80 If you don't
shut up takes you oft, sure"
Whats. take M of! heophius-nc!"-
pointing the fore finger OF his right hand to
ms orcast-''who lave taken of The most
c:le6rdted native and foreign actors-om most
distinguished. public speakers and most eccen-
iric private cithens-iake me OFF,
Eyes, take YOU on said the watch,rou
right off, and right offhe took him.
Alter having taken off so many Theoplilus
was permitted TO take himself OH Yesterday
by the Recorder, ON paying his Jail fees.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15
SUMNER COMPLAINT I'll.

SUMMER COMPLAINT This being the
season Tor the nvages of the summer complaint
among the Juveniles, correspondent encloses
us the following recipe, which. by the wav.
originally appeared in the columns of the Sun
more Than two years since, and has been re-
published more than once since -
rake oil a tcaspoonlul of powdered riubarb.
one otto oi magnesia. and one OF ground ci,i-
hanon, put the whole in a cup, pour il full
oil boiling water, cover IL and let ii stand until
cooled pour the liquid of and add three tea
spooIsiu OF good French brandy sweeten it
win loai sugar, keep ii in bottle and use when
necessary"
AS to this recipe being a remedy for the sum-
ncr complaint after it has fairly fastened it's
langs on child, we know from personal OBJ
servation that ii is not though as preventa-
1--WE 1t has been used i'm hundreds of cases with
out once iaillng, and, as " an ounce OF preveu
tiun Is woTtita pound Of cure" il may be corr
sldered the more valuable. If freelyused. saw
d teaspoonsful every hour for a child over two
years oil age, or one teaspoonsful i'm two hours
II under the age of two years, on the first SYM
toms OF disordered bowels il may be consid
cred almost an infallible preventative. As to
the brandy and cfTafHon, il will be found
equally, and perhaps more effective, without
either; though when bottled, and kept for IN
turc use the brandy should be used to prevent
It's icrInenting IL well swcetencd with loaf
sugar childrenare generally fond of it.-BaH.
Sun.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15

Crawford County, o., contains five town
ships, bearing the following names Jackson.
Polk, Dallas, Tod and Texas.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15

The value Of The aunoaI mineral prod,,,;oo,
@t'S' United states is estimated at $50 600.
OVU Thetof Great Britain at $50 O0o Ooo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15
TO SOUTHERN AND
WESTERN MERCHANTS.

PHILADELPHIA Wholesale HOUSES
> '!sie Sub.sf,tcu. Merchants, Manufacturers. In
potlcis aud Wholesale Dealers of the City OF Phs
'delphn. respectfully invte Sn,hcrn and Western
MGR, hanis aho ATE aNou, 10 "isii the North during
he enssing'scason for Fall AID Winter suppl cs To
m examination OF their resp ctve Sacks oI Goods
We take the opportunity afforded Ivy The news.
papers Of your Disrci.. TO give You the streets and
numbers "i eur scvera, pint ~ OF hns.ness and to
unite IN an invitation Ia give call.
Berg supplied " III iul, aud C ~ seie sucni
IN our several departments. We feel confident INA,
he allie 10 give entire salts faction in tet,u.
and prices.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15
THIS DAY RECEIVED

- PIECES PLAID CASSIMERES, a magnii.
- cent article, do pieces plain Wool 81. ack do .
psF French Cloths black aud blue black for sale
low ni No 40 Wafer street.
T 10 ALEX ROGERS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15

M"ssrs. MASON S,!rUTrLE, No i2S Mas
sau S'N,et, are cas authorised Agents in New
Scse City. They will rccciv, Subscriptions
raj contract for Advertisements for the Times
.,ld Gi1,.tta
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15

The elections IN Tennessee and Nor,l, Caro-.
i''''' lake place on the 7tI Of August next.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15

Manufacturer of Splendia CdJinSt Furniture
and Ornamental Upholstery.
Crawiord ltiddeli. lis Chestnut street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15

XII" peaches and pears were sold itt,aNc
bile nrShct on The goth alt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15
Bunk Note Enrrnrora.

'''' ~'"'' A''p'WeN'"s
Ioprnn Carpenter Cos Sue cessors TO Draper.
Toppan & Co. 76l wano',sireet
Spencer, Hoiiy &'Danimih Successors to The old
firm Of Murray. Dtaper. Eanmsn 81 Co, aud their
shgeessors, IS and 81 Walnut sltoet.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15

Brass Eight Day, 80 Hour, aud Gcmerol
Clock Establishment
james Smiih. S2'korh Third 81, above Glory.
Manufacturer Of Common and Fancy Soaps,
Mould and Dipt Cdrdles, DC.
Eiilah IL Giilies Dalleu. IS Market j. rect
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15
Correspondence Of Mc Ti@es.

THIS institution, in the number. respcCta.
bili,y and moral standing Of its students, IL
steadily advancing iroa. year to YEAR. The
last session registered, ia It's various depart.
m,nts, some 10 students. These were con
vened from Virginia Kentucky. Tennessee.
h,abaws, Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas,
Missouri. South Carolmo. Pcnnsylvania. Ma
r:land, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois. sssssSituated
80 nigh the Ohio river, and the National Road
and in the midst of an industrious and virtu
Gus population, ENJOYING the most salubrious
climate and productive soil, Astounding in all
the substantial coisforts ard enicvmc,s,s of
sHe---it canfct but lave claims upon public
patronage tantomouns' Ia any institution i'm
;sc whole community. To say nothing offs
yrGolmrs stem OF moral instruction, OF of the
amplitude of its course ol literary and scientific
education. The last examination. extending
through all the month of June at different in
tervals, were very thorough, and developed
very largc amount oi study and Improvement
The SANE professors could, however. as well
teach twice the present number ~ ',rl,n,s
Al the fourth annual commencement ,fl
Hr,!Aary Colltge, July 18th, 1918, the degree of
iEcleior OF Arts was conferred on the fellow
M Young gentkm,ni
William Baxter, OF Pittsburgh, IA.
john w. Brown, franklin, Tenn.
Andrew Campbell,
Hiram Christopher, Louisville, Ky.
I'lhr o. Ewisg, Nashville, Teun.
y. e. Nhkecver, West Mildletown. Pa.
Walter Z. Whitlker, Shelby lille, Ky.
WIN. w. Whitaker,
John III. Williams Woodiurd co,
James a. Young, Russellylle,
ihe first honor of the class was conferred on
Mr.. FnOm Christopher, who delivered the
htas Salutatcry and the second on MIR. w,
whitaker, who delivered the Vs!edictory adj.
dress. an original oraifon, On Ire import
anee o'thc study of che Greek aud Latin Ian
guages, WAS delivered by Mr.. Jno. o. Ewing
and an original poem, on Woman, was reci,cd
~ MIR. VIM. Baxter. Mr.. Albert Allen. Of
lexington, KY, delivered an address. as rem.
res@niatiye o the American Literary Institute;
ana Mr.. J. Il. SiItonstall of fremont. III. n,
representative OF the Neatropbian LITERARY So
ciety.
rsenf'nrls were conferred upon Messrs HI
Idm Christopher, JUS. w. c. Bryant and Jas.
j.. Caldwell Tor their eminence. each in one of
the thee departments of Sacred History.
The honorary degree of a. Nj. was confer
red by the Board OF Trustees at their meeting.
July 3, ON James ID. Mason, Professor of Matl.
cmatics in Bacon College, Harrodsburgh. XIV.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15
Now is THE ACCEPTED TIME.

NJ" - n NCNTT TED TIME
4 NOalE. ONE, CONE ALL. TO JOHNS ron
" ~ BERRYiiILLS. No 1871 Minis ST. where
20" VIII hnh most beautiful nnd well selected
lock OF FANCY. STAPLE AND DOMESTIC
"ooDS "i every description; and also, a largo as
'nr'ineni oi ha''efs furs and Trimmings. all Of
which we will Sell al very reIoced prices n, wo
wish 10 close out for Sail stock All those "a b.,
ale m search for bargains Will DO well by calling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15

niVIDENDS-Thc President and Directors Of
IL the Fire aud Marine Insurance Co o( Wbee-
ing. have declared dividend Tor the las, six
months, of fo per cent On tho capital stock Of said
company pnid in, which will be IA id TO the stock.
holders demand. on after the 20.h inst
W 10 w HARDING Sec'y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15

Importer and Dealer in Staple Sin and Fansv
Dry Goods. Also, British, Ertach. aid
american Cloths; Cassimercs, Vostings.
aud TOiior's TRIMMINGS.
Barclay Lippincoii, 65 Market street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15

Type oa1 Shrcotyps Foundry.
l. Johns'n ~ Co, George street. be,wsen Walnut
and Chcsuut. aud 9Th and Tlh.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15
From Tee Nst0 Orleans Picoyune.
THEOPHlLUS TWIST,
oRArAKgR-orr TAKEN orr.

Thcophilus Twist was nice youhg man
a very nice young man-at least so Miss
SweetweH calls him. He sports AN imperial
carries an ebony cane. wears patent polished
leather boots, cheats his tailor, smokes cigars.
sings patriotic songs at public dinners and
sentimental ones al private parties. Theoph-
illus loves--he swcars he lovcs--Miss Sweet
well. Not satisfied with singing for her. when
they meet at the house of mutual friend. on
"Wednesday evening"
BE mine, dear maid, this faithful heart,
Shall never prove untrue,
Iwere easier fer for life To part
Than cease To live with YOU
lac many houIs aiter,ardS went TO her window
and warbled forth
Could deeds my heart discover.
Could valor gain Thy CHAINS,
ldprove myself thy lover.
Before world al atms'
Now b. II known that the mind of Miss
Swectwell L. not altogether flee from the
prompungs OF THE gccn-cycd monster. She
thinks the love ol iheopliilus is divided. or
rather Implicated: she thinks he loves Arbella
kodweil--ln this she is mistaken: she thinks
he loves brandy ,oddies-in this she is not
mistaken. Theophilus has AN attachment for
the ardent; It's, he SAYS. but an acquired one.
while his passion for Miss Sweetwell l.. he
swears, deep rooted in the labyrinths of his in.
nerlnost heart. The latter he calls. i'm his
higher moods, an affection of the hcart-tbe
former he dubs "a constitutional weakness. =
lheoPhilus, too, has his patriotic attachment.
lie loves his country witha love deep as the
iathomlcss Ocean, wide as the Western prai-
res, and impetuous as the torrent of Niagara.
Having ON "Wednesday last poured out his
lay 10 his lady-iove, and having heard no tone
or received any token OF reciprocation othe,
uian an ii.lliiation Iron. an ebony faced Abb
gail, that if he could not clear ON, The ,yatci
would be called, he
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15

Fire Engine and Hose ManrJociory.
'hn Aguew. Franklin works, $40 v,ne street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15

Manufacturers and Dealers IN all kinds IF
Scales and Weights.
Cray Brother, 81 Walnut street, below Second.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15

MdnJdctarGr Of Ladies' and Geniiemens'
Cohedp I,'ureitiag Trunks, Voiisc Trunks,
Carpet Bags, DC.
Hickey Il Co. basement Of Jones' Hotel, $50
Chcsnui street,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15
DaIIp GtsuTSA
RI ESO>S, JSi.N 10. i~,s

N0LNEY u. PALMER, is our authori1cd
As"n, ior rcceiyide Subscriptions snI A,lver.
t,,snl"nt+iof the Wh"elins fines amt q az tito
1.fsDfNccH az -
WAbADELpHiA-N. W. conner Thi.d
sntCh~sau streets.
NEW tORA.-fribme Buildings, oppos-
rte City Hall.
BALriM0RE.-S. +. corner Baltiinore aud
Calvert streets.
B0SrON.-No. II State street.
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AIDES RIDING HATs-MCALLAu bs.
4 ',cc,red another lot Of very bondso,nc RIDING
WV q ~ ''+'i' ~ A.
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Time Foii,,dru.

Lewis Pelouzc. North West corner of Third ond
Chestnut streets,
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Full AssORTMENT OF READY

IA MADE CLOTHING. of every variety. will
he offered very low. Also Musquio Bars.
Call and Zee. ALEX ROGERS.
jy 10 I'm No 40 Water street, Wheeling
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Importers and Dealers in Sik and Fancy
Dry Goods, and fhc French and British
Clofhs, Cdssimeres, aud Yestings.
AshhufsI q Renn gion. 81 AiarLeist
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Domestic and Foreign Dry Goods.
Taylor ~ Pnjine. 96 Market St.
Wood a. Oliver. l3l do
Ro, khill, Smith 81 Co. leo do
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NJ ERVE AND BONE LINiMENT-Ano,ho.
~ supply OF Aliens. Winans. Bniet,s. Adon.,
aud Gardeners Nerve and Zone Lnimeor. toge,h.s
with Patent Medicines Of all descri p,ions. Jn.,
reed md for sale low by ''
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