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

OFFICE or THE AMERICAN, DEC. 5, p. NJ.
HOGS.-Thc demand for live hogs contin-
ues brisk, and the supply is fair. We quote
to-day at S5,25td SO so, the latter rate for
prime and small parcels. This is a slight adj
vance.
FLOUR.--On Saturday the marke, for How
ard ST. Flour was very quiet, aud prices were
nominal at So, lSa9S,6,25. To-day. since
the publication of the advices from England
TO the 10Th ult. per steamship Cambria prices
have declined. We now quote mixed brands.
from stores, at Sc, with sales OF 700 bbls. at
this rate. The receipt price is unsettled.
City Mills Flour is without inquiry. A few
dray loads were sold to-day at 6.
GRAlN.--The effect OF the English news
has caused an entire suspension in the Wheat
market The tendency is decidedly down
wards, but in the absence of transactions no
quotations can be given.
PROVlSlONS.-ln Beef and Pork there are
no transactions of moment, we quote nom-
naly at Sl3 75@Sli for Old Mess Pork, and
Sll@Sll % for Prime. New Mess is held
at Sl4 50GSl5, and Prime Sll 50dSl2.-
Mess Beef is held at 5 09Sl0 80; No. | IS 30
@S9; and Prime Sc 37s66,50. The market
Tor Bacon remains pretty much in the same
state as last reported. Small parcels of Yves
tern are moving oil at 6t66k cts for Shoulders,
and at "a for Sides. Hams are held at StaSI
cents. Sales OF city cured Shoulders are ma
king III limited lots at Z cents; Sides at 7Ia73:
and Hams at 8 cents. The demand for Lard
is moderate and prices remain as last quoted,
viz: Old Western i'll kegs at SO, and New City
rendered at cents; and in bbls. ut SGSI for
Old, and SlaS5 cents for New.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12
FARMERS LIBRARY AND MONTHLY
JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE.

We have received the December number OF
this valuable and interesting work. The Lii
brary continues the work Of Thaer on Agricul-
ture; and the Monthly Journal is stored with
articles of high value and interest. 1t is or
namcnted with engravings Of the several va
riciics OF the hen, and III, leading article in
the Journal is on that interesting subject We
gather from 1t many interesting facts concern
ing the hen, and the best manner of keeping
them. There are several other articles of deep
interest in it that we would Be glad to notice;
but have not space.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12
CINCINNATI MARKET.

NALL II UU'Cc DcCCMOtT ON, INID.
FLOUR,-Some inquiry, but no movements
yet heard of. Buyers are in the market but
not very anxious 10 operate, and decline bid
ding above So. Holders of uniform lots will
not meet them by from 10 10 l5c, although
some of them are desir)us of realizing. BY
wagon the receipts are constant, and sales
were made on Saturday at all prices between
Si:S0c@l92-a decline OH previous wagon
rates.
HOGS.-Monduy last we reported sales of
$3.50 head, in four lots, and all heavy and
superior animals, at $5i:50, and remarked sin
the afternoon prices were dropping" For
this remark we were rather taken 10 task by
some OF our friends in the trade. a week has
passed since, and now let us see with what
justice. Monday, sales at $3.50; Tuesday at
4:31ai:50; "Wednesday at 4:25@l:4O; Thurs
day 4:2094:37a; Friday 4:00@D4:37a; Saturday
I:O0sGl:25.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12

A PRACTICAL JOKE.-"How use doth
breed a habit in man." Every BODY has
noticed the truth and point Of this exclamation.
we remember an instancc:-A gentleman of
considerable talents as an orator became the
member OF a legislative body in one of the
Eastern States. In speaking he was addicted
TO an odd habit OF handling his spcctacles first
placing them on his nose, suffering them 10
remain minute or tvo-throwing them up
on his forehead, and finally folding them up
and laying them before him upon the desk
One day very important question came up
Tor consideration, he commenced speech i'm
opposition. A friend to the proposed mea-
sure, who was most incorrigblc wag withal
determined TO spoil the effect of the honora
BILE members remarks, and accordingly before
entering the House, provided himself with q
dozen pair OF spectacles. The member com
menced his speech with his usual ability. -
But few minutes had elapsed before hc was
al work with his spectacIcs, and finally got
them upon his forehead At this juncturc Oul
wag, who stood ready, laid another pair on
the desk before the speaker. These were taken
up, and by regular gradations, gained place
OF his forehead, By the side Of the others. A
thlrd-fourth-and fifth paid were disposed oil
IN the same manner. A smile settled on the
countenances of the honorable members. which
! gradually heightened into a grin, and at last
when the speaker had warmed into one of his
most patriotic and most eloquent sentences he
/ deposited sixth pair with he others, anc
there was ore long and loud peal of laughter
from all quarters Of the hali--prcsident, clerks
messengers and members, joined in one chorus
The speaker himself looked around in aston
isllInent at this curious interruption, but acci
denially raising his hand be grasped his spec
tacles, and the whole force OF the Joke rushe,
upon his mind. lie dashed the glasses upol
the floor, took up his hat and lett the hall -
! The bill passed by triumphant majority pro
badly in consequence Of the gentleman's sill,
and ueelCss habit
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12
FRIDAY, .........-..pxcEaRlse ~. ls,S.
STEAMBOAT SUNK.

We learn from the Louisville Journal that
the steamer Diligence. Capt. S;oneman of this
city, was srnk little below the mouth Of tn,
canal on Friday evening last. IL gives no
particulars. The boat was owned BY Capt.
Stoneman and others, of this city. We learn
il was without insurance.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12

piece. then the we.sh should be reduced ~ a
quarter Of an ounce fora siil,ieletsfr.. instead
Of SHALT ounce as at present. From. estimates
whfh have been made upon u small scale, hc
has com; 10 the conclusion that nine tenths
O. tn, weigh, OF the mails. and greater inc-
quality in bulk, is composed OF printed ln,,ter,
payiog only about one-nnih oil the expense.
Tia, Secretary recommends a continuance
oi The present rates OF postage on written
COMMUNICATIONS, with these ,modifcatons;
"Fhit1'cc cents pay for cachsingle letter TO.
Jyiy, miles and under; that tea ceats pay for
each letter Tor amy distance Between Jtfiy and
three hundred mii-s, Up,il1hc Soih of juno,
1878. ans after that the f,a csn,s pay Tor any
distance over rig miles, AMI that htieei cents
be paid on each sin.e Letter, for amy distance
over three h"HRrej miles, until the 31ih ol
Jwe. 1918, when il shalt ccasa.
He recommends, also. "a r,.-,ora,iun oG In,
iorn:f posiagc upon all lsin,cp matter pass
sIg throogh the mails--wiil,, ~ rirht rescrv
Il TO publishers TO tahc them ont If the nail,
over POST reads, and limitation al The nrm
Der 81 papers that editors of publishes may
interchange free through the mails. Heurscs
AN alienation Of the law also in regard 10 the
time OF the payment of the postage. This, he
thinks, should be in ddrURce in all instances
and that prepayment would be profitable to the
department, and beneficial to the citizens
genet lh. The number oi dead letters return
ed to'tlfe department. at Washington during
the quarter emIigSJthe. Both September last,
will be about 100000. Tie Prepayment OF
postage wouldprevenf dis loss to the depart
mcnt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RIVER

The River is still closed above and below
and seems likely so to continue.
The Cincinnati Union of the 9th says:
The Clerk of the No. Mail Boat. reports
the River between this and Louisville full of
ice, and the navigation difficult. A F1atboat
ladened with Flour was sunk at Patterson's
landing, name not learned. Flour all wetex-
cept the upper tier of barrels.
a report is in town that the Cumberland is
closed at Dover
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12
TIE HON. S. i. YINToN.

Ii was with great pleasure We saw The hor-
orahle testimony which the Wing members OF
the HOUSE OF Representatives have borne to
the character and abilities Of The Hon. SAMUEL
+. NINroN. Ii was we'll deserved. Mr.
Vinton isnot only one Of the most distin-
tinguished but one of the sblcSt and wrrlhicst
OF Members of Congress iIcm ,hs West.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12
AGENTS FOR THE WESTERN VIRGINIA
TIMES AND GAZETTE

~ i$AN 10 oh LIE w EhAN
TIMES AND GAZETTE.
WEST LIBERTY, VA.-John Stelle
WEST ALEXANDRIA, PA. II. Hore.
TYLER COUNTY, VA.-Wm. j. M'COy.
BELLE-AIR, ONO. d. X. Archor.
ELIzABETHTowN, MARSHALL Co, VA.-IHoge
CADIz, O.-E. II. Albert
Mr.. PLEASANT, O.-Abrdham NJ Graz.
ST. EVANSVILLE, O.-Fosier Carroll, Esq.
STEUBEYvILLE, O.-LeUi Mellor.
BROOKE, Co. VA.-Bdiah Steen, Esq.
PORTLAND, OHIo-John ". Matthews.
ISAIAH STEEN, Esq. is our Agent for Brooke
county, Virginia.
TRIADELPHA.-Jdmcs Reed, p. H.
Mr.. LEVI MELLoR, is our Agent for Steu-
benville, Ohio, and vicinity.
MAssILLoN, OHio-James w. UHderhM.
CO. All money paid to the above agents
will be received the same as if paid into the
Office. All contracts made with them for adj
vertising and printing will be filled the same
as il made with us. Advertisements will al
ways appear i'll the next paper after they are
received, and job printing contracted for with
the above agents will be returned to them by
the earliest conveyance.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12
Correspondence cfhe ~ j. Com Adrerifser.
~ ...1..r.-.. n. ~ L.

The views which are entertained here Of the
Presidents message. 50 Ear as it relates to o..
egon may be Of interest TO you. The opin
ION IS, first That the message is of a character
That will shake the county to its centre and
Affect iniurouslyal It's commercial aud Gnsn.
cal operations, whatever may be- the action
OF C)ngIoss upon the proposition which il
ur&, g. The siotcmcn, made Of the condition
.oi NE negotiation has surprised the men oi
Doin parties. ond IS received by some with
.gnci, and by others with inlieuation-Al
were surprised That the propositions Of the
British Minister were So much NOR. cysc,-
ing than wc had been ted TO supposr. and /
may add that equal sur rise is expr s,nd th,t
The British Govcmm.ut did not entertain n,c
compromise which. itaPPcars, M. POLK Of.
lcTcd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12

The public will bear in mind the sale Of
LAW ana MISCELLANEOUS books, advertised To
take place at Hall * Wickham's Auction
Rooms this evening Sale TO commence at
half past 8 o'clock.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12

MR.. PAkENHAM.--ltha has been stated in
some of Ile journals, that Mr.. Pakrnhum, the
British Minister, has been recalled. y letter
has been received in N~ York, the Journal
of Commerce says, from Mr. Pak,nham, stat
ing in substance, that he ,ouS mol then G,luiscd
Of hauihg been rcculied or superseded
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12
GAZETTE OFFICE.
PIrrsplIRou. Dec. In

IIISDNKUF, DC. To.
FLOUR-The market was very barely sup
piled yesterday. Prices are about the same
No inquiry OF any moment and speculation
dead. The purport OF the Foreign News was
partially known 10 dealers, and Of course it
did not help the markst any.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12
THE HON. WIN. G. PRESTON, PRESI
DENT OF THE S C. COLL CE

Among the spectacles OF the morally sub
lime, we know of none in the acts of South
Carolina, 50 digniiied and honorable as the ell
ovation OF this distinguished gentleman TO the
Presidency OF the College. In retirement.
banished from the political councils of "a ma
ton, accommodated from the Church of
State, by questions of policy in State rela-
tons, which South Carolina has pride in adj
herring TO, she still has generous feeling and
affectionate remembrance OF those who have
done her service. How beautiful the compl-
mcnt! How ennobling to her character and
respect for worth, that she shows TO the world
her appreciation of the value of those who have
been devoted TO herl One of her hon'd favorites
III the conscientious discharge of high aud res
ponsible duties, felt bound TO follow his own
! convictions, knowing them in opposition 10
his constituency. The position of the State
III her federal relations, required her t. disap-
prove his course, and demanded that me should
resign the trust. Her influence abroad has
been upheld by Others, whose principles accord
with her policy. Her Osiracism OF her former
representative has been only for political rcas-
ons, and now she comes forward and saws
you are needed in Il position or which YOU
are cmmenuy qualified and claim again that
service, which the State formerly had so de-
votedly III her hour of difficulty"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12
The New York correspondent Of The phila

Inc New York correspondent OF the Phila-
delphia American writes
Great dissatisfaction is expressed at the man
ncr in which the news b. vessels from Eng
lands permitted toget Oh shore Tor the bene-
iii OF few persons i'll advance OF It's promulp
alton to the people in general The inlellig-
cncc by tha Cambria is said TO have been
brought on b. one individual 10 New York. and
published here on Saturday morning. when
the runners for the Boston papers and The Mer-
chants Exchange Reading Room were not de-
livcrcd until some time in the course of the
day on Friday. The Boston papers tell the
story a. follows:
On Thuaday the Cambria was boarded by
the reporters and news men Of tin, Reading
Room, and the papers for the Atlas. Courier
Post, and Daily Advertiser, and for the Road
/ ing Room, were sent ashore as usual Some
/ body said to be- connected with the READING
Room, however. andas il appears. also intercs-
ted IN the express to New York kept these ia
Ipcrs from lheirdestinaiiOu ON Thursday. " bile
the news was hurried of by the Long Island
railroad, and published in New York as soon as
/ in Boston-to say nothing Of the indiyi lual
/ spcCuatioDs which were promoted by this dis
/ honest procedure. The Boston Alias offers
500 reward fur The name Of the man who was
! the means of OBTAINING the papers from the
/ Boston papers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12
"SMALL FRY" LOTTERY.

Draws every Moudiy aud Thursday al Coving.
ton. Ky.
Tickets 81; certificate Of 25 who'e tickets, in
Iis'e lotteries will bc sent Tor Sl4. Halves 81
q iauers $3.50
All orders shall be promptly attended TO.
dee III ROBr ARMSTRONG, Agent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12
0 PRIZES OF $4,000 ARE 600, 900.
$50. 600.

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
Glass ~ Ion lS45. to be drawn q, Aiexandsis D C.
Dec 30. lS45. IS numbers. 10 drawn bslIoss.
6 PMS e $1,000 25 Prizes q, 1000
Tickets st0; certificate OF package Of IS tieks
| els will be seat for $40; shnres IN proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12
THICK BROGANS.
TRUSTEES SALE

10y wine If deed OF Trust from Adam Wingary
81 me.beafiug date Sept g. 1912, Il rcror.Ie,l M,
HE clerks office III The county court for Ohio conn
w. IN deed book No 25. folio ST., will on Sa,ur.
s"y The twenty seventh day Of December instant, q,
o'clock NJ. on The premises. proceed 10 sell NJ
public auction 10 The highest and besi bidder, ,bs
following properly, 10 wits All Tho right ti,le. in.
letesi oli NJ aud demand OF him the said Adams
nIneat'. IN. To or ppm all that part OF The lot ppm
befed (hye0 10 that psn Of be city OF Wheeling
lad otfby Jonathan Zane, commencing twenty fee,
cast OF the workshop said lot; and inclodinr s,l
west thereof To The sIfeet ,iogeihtr with oil and sin.
goln The buildings. Improvements and fixtures, ON
The SAID part Of lot and all benefit or ADVANTAGES To
he derived from or under ceriain agreement mad.
eelu eon Abigail Venrum Of The one paff cod lhs
s''d Adam Wmgord Of The other part. dated Tho ID
dny OF September 1912 md recorded IN The clerks
"iice OF the county coun for Ohio comfy. In umc
book and on same folio os above mentioned.
TERMS OF SALE a Negotiable No,e at g
months with an approved endotsef will be reaoif.d
from The purchaser TUE TO be retained shlII the
purchase money IS paid. Possession to be given
when hc noie Is accepted
S'lling a Trustee ! viii convey such lirIo az IL
conVeyel 10 the bv The SID deed " trnsf.
dee II 81 TiiOS JOHNSTON, Jr. Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12
$a0,O00!

Class 3I2. draws u, BALTIMORE, Dc 81, IS45. n
numbers. IA drawn baIl.ls.
oi s30OOO OF 10000 l Of 5000 ] Of 1000
Tickets $40; certificate Of a package oi 26
wholes Will be sent Tor sl40; shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12

By same-From ,Nlonongalia county, ask
lug Tents, &c. for "Monongalia Blues" at
State expense
by Mr.. Flowers-From citizens Of Marion
Tor new county out OF parts OF Harrison and
Marion.
BY MIR. Fairfax-From Preston county, i'm
relation to the Gull of a Convention.
by Mr.. Clayton--0f Elisha Snodgrass, of
Marion county, for error in valuation of land
kobe corrected
By same-s-From Monongala, asking that
said county may be attached TO Marion.
by Mr.. Enthusiastically of President and
Directors OF Brandouvile, kingwood aud
Evansville Turnpike road.
b. Mr.. Flowers--From Harrison and Ma.
fton. asking Tor new county out of parts oil
Harrison and Marion.
BY MIR. Lyons--Of the President. Director.
and Company Of the Bank OF Virginia, pray.
ing reduction of Bonus.
BY MIR. Alexander-For establishment oil
an Eclectic Medical Institute in Richmond
RESOLUTIONS.
by Mr. Thompson, OF b.. That the use o.
the Hail OF the House Of Delegates be granted
tn the Stockholders OF the James River & Ia.
nawha Company, To hold their annual meet.
my, commencing on Monday, the Sth Dec, a,
Z o'clock, T. Nj.
by MIR. Taylor, That the committee Of Fl.
nance bc instructed to inquire into the expe.
dicncy OF abolishing the tax on wri,s.
By Mr.. Turnbuli, That the committee o
Courts OF Justice inquire into the expedienc,
OF revising the laws OF the State, and that Sc
much oil the Governors Message as relates to
that subject be referred TO said committee.
BY MIR. McRac, That the House will, will
the consent of the Senate proceed, on thi.
day, To elect Public Printer.
BY MIR. Martz That the committee of Promo
sltions and Grievances be instructed TO i'm.
qulre into the cxpediency of passing an act to
amend an act entitled an act authorizing the
purchase OF lot for the accommodation OF
live Stock taken To the scales 10 be weighed
passed February the Goth 1915.
by Mr.. Burwell, That the committee Of
Schools and Colleges, be instructed TO inquire
into the expedency of amending the present
system of Primary schools.
BY Mr.. Camden, That committee be APP
pointed TO fix the school quotas OF Doddridge
Harrison. Tyler, Richie, kanawha, and Lew.
Is, with leave to report by bill or otherwise.
REPoRTs OF COMMITTEES.
Report oil Committee OF Courts of Justice
on petition OF Z. b. Taught. Read anc
agreed 10.
Report of same Committee, on petition
'Ho' iuiidiVIIo. Lalu OH the tdDle.
Bills.
A bill, divorcing Leonard Y Bailey from
his vile; read first time and ordered 10 secont
reading--to be engrossed.
A bill, divorcing Jon. II. Bate from hi.
wife; read first time and ordered TO second
reading--to be engrossed
n bill, changing the time of holding County
Court OF Wayne; read first and ordered 10 Sc
cond reading-to be engrossed.
A bill III relation 10 the proceeding in cases
OF usuary.
A bill divorcing Jno. J. Campbell from his
wife. Ordered to be read first and second
time.
A bill apportioning the school quotas oil
Appomattox county and the counties out OF
which ii was found. Engrossed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12
THE MEETINGS OF THE BRITISH CA

BlNET, which it was supposed had reference
to opening the ports OF that country, are now
said TO be accustomed by the state oil the Ore
gon question. The active preparations which
the country is making for demonstration OF
of some kind still continue.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,

Glass 305 Tor 1915. draws at Baltimore. Deer alt
10 numbers. ~ drawn ballots.
Of s23529 l OF 5000 I OF 1900 sc nc 1000
Tickets s6i certificate OF 25 wholss will b
sent ior SIS; shares M proportion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12

MARRlED-On Tuesday evening the 9th
inst, III this city, by the Rev. WIN. WALLACE,
MIR. JOHN OLIVER to Miss CATHARINE
MARTINI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12
ALEXANDRIA, IOTrruv

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
Class ~ lr lo45; TO DO drawn al Alexandra M
Dec 27. 10 numbers. IL drawn ballots
l of S3529I OF 10000 | OF 5000 I Of 2013
Tickets $40; acer'iIicaie Of package Of 26 tick.
els senis for slj5; shares IN proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12

UvENILE AMUSEMENT a few psck, 81
- The game Of Dr. Buzby and Alsslct Ro5hn,s
I"'i received aud Tor sale by
o'e ~ JOHN J HAswLLL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12
HON. WIN. C. PRESTON.

This distinguished citizen has been elected
President OF the South Carolina (Columbia)
College, and we honor the libcrality and love
OF learning which in the din of party conflict,
disdained to remember party griefs and thought
only of how knowledge could be best advanced.
a correspondent OF the Charleston Coulter
writes as follows:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12

MASSACHUSETTS, The seventh trial 10
elect member of Congress in the Ninth dis.
tTict will take place on the 29th inst.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12

Metallic preparations OF medicines are very
generally objected TO, upon the ground of their
we'll known effects upon the system. No
person would be willing to take either Mer-
curry or Opium in any form in disguised way
unless they could have the most positive as
surance that the proportion is very small. Il
Is well understood that the most of medicines
now before the community, possess both these
ingredients to greater or less degree; and
their effects upon the system, are everything
but advantageous. Now, when a form OF
medicine can be obtained that has the Certiii-
cate OF one of the most eminent Chemists i'm
the world, saying that its compound is entire
ly vegetable, 'what greater assurance can be
had, all are ready to exclaim. This is what
we desire, because we can use it with perfect
safety. Such is c. Brinckerholf's Health Res.
toratiye. Read his advertisement.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12

UST RECEIVED in addition to nv stock, q
- good assortment vi GolI cameo Breast Pins
aud Some Sets. A O FAIRCUILD.
dec
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12

4 GOOD assortment Of ChrisImaS Toys, for
IN sale hy o FAIRCHILD.
dec |