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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-20
WARNING TO THOSE WHO
NElilECr A COIn

~ Is evident. and decided by the mos, cx
penenced Physiriaus that Consumption *
mostly encouraged by a neglect OF a cold at the
first attack. How many prisons are there
una put oil from time to time procuring a
suitable mcdicin,, until the disease begins to
assume a serious character, when in ali prob
oo,i'y ,hey are past the powers OF medical
aid. May these lines prove a warming 10 ,hosc
afflicted with the first symptoms of Consume.
hon, that they may Immediately use "Dr.
Duncans Expeciorsnt Remedy" which Is
expressly Tor the disease OF the respiratory
system. IL Is certain TO remove Cough in
few days. at the same time relieving The min
IN the side and breast. and arrestine the pro
sresS OF this fatal disease Onsump iion,-
Inc "EHPectonnt Remedy" has a decided
advantage over all other preparations. IL is
eillreIy Tree from Opium, and all other violent
Narcotics. Ii regulates the system. and Owes
strength TO the weak and nervous.
-, For sale by J. b. & X. u. MARSH, aud
PRYOR & PAUL.. NAV Il
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-20
WoRMsl yvopMS, yvopMy |,

Jayre's Tosie Yernifsge. ye,,,i.
fuge Is perfectly safe. end so pleasant that
children will not refuse 20 take IL. IL effec-
idsliy destroys worms, neutfalises acidity or
SouIness OF the stomach, increased appetite.
and acts as general or permanent Tonic. and
is therefore exceedingly beneficial in inter
mittent and remittent Fevers. Indigestion.
&c, and - almost certain cure Tor Fever and
Asue, and what is OF more importance, il
does II permanently.
Ii not only destroys Worms, and invigo-
rates the whole system, but i, dissolves and
carries eff the super-a bundant slime or mucus,
20 prevalent la the stomach and bowels of
children, more especially those in bad health.
This muous forms the bed, or nest, in which
worms produce their young. and by removing
IL, ~ is impossible Tor worms TO remain i'm tho
body.
Ii In harmless in its effects on the system,
and tho health OF the patient is altpdys i'm
prored by lis use, even when no worms arc
discovered. Numerous certificates of its use
fitness have been received, which the Pro
prictor does not consider necessary to publish
yet 10 give the reader an idea Of the Vermifug,
powers. he will mention few cases. IA,
gave II TO his nephew. not four years old, snt
In lew days discharged upwards OF ninet
large worms. He also gave IL TO his daughter
then about three years old, when il biough
away thirty worms in one night.
PlLES-Numerous cases of Piles have bee
perfectly cured by the use of this valuabl
Vcmiisge."
Finally, what the public have long desired
medicine OF this kind. which might be de
pended upon(prepared by a regular physician,
Is now offered TO them. and Ian be had of DI
ID. Jayne. No. South Third street, Philadel
phia, and OF ali persons who sell his Expecto
rant and Carminative Balssm. For sale by
may Is DIR. J. CRUMBACKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-20
TIE MAILS

The river Is now high aud tho crossing =,
this point Is attended with no little difficulty.
The aighis arc dark. AMI the floating iood
wood renders It dangerous 20 sttcmp, crossing
with the usual swing boat. A.kifr has there
fore been used several times lately, for the
transmission Of t,e mails welsst night saw
IL laden. The stages bad been sent over, and
the mail and passengers were left. The mail
was, sfter some delay, thrown into the skif,
brought Tor that purpose. which il filled until
il was down 70 the guards, and the ncs, trip
tho passengers were taken on in thick DARK
moss. A bridge is nceded here.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-20
VOLUNTEERS FROM RIcHMoND


An immense crowd assembled a. the CITY
HAL last Iburs'l' yeveniug, in conformity with
noIlce published IN the papers OF that morn
ing with view Of facilitating IN. organiza-
tlon Of one or more companies Of volunteers.
ior the Mexican campaign After It's oreani
ka,ion, the meeting was addressed successive
y by Messrs. Edward Darlington, IT,. General
Edward Z. Darlington. Robert G. Scott and
John y. Munford; but, owing TO the wretched
construction Of the Hall, we found il impos
sibe, IN The outskirts OF the crowd, 10 hear a
sentence that wssulteTed. From the frequent
piaudits however, OF those who were near
the speakers, we iske II Tor granted that what
they said MAS worthy Of The theme. After
various unsuccessful efforts TO induce the meet
ing 10 adjourn TO the Capitol Square, a move.
inent from the Hail WAS effected about 10 n
clock-and Capt. Charles Dmmock, respond
ing TO the repeated calls OF the meeting took
position on the steps OF the City Hall 'front.'
ing The Capitol, and addressed il in brief
but pertinent and thrilling manner. eliciting
frequent bursts of applause No effort thai
we are aware OF, was made, during the even
ing To add To the number who, we learn. had
previously enrolled their names Yesterday
'he strains oi marital music were heard in our
streets through which the volunteers paraded
We do not know what is their present num.
maod Tor their services continue, about which
there may well be some doubt, that Richmond
as wei as other seciionso OF Virginia. will send
10 the held OF battle It's full quota of yoIun.
'eeTs-soldiers. who, like the Sparton boy
will return with their shields or upon them.
We inadvertently neglected 20 mention.
Yesterday, that Capt Thomas II. Ellis's Ar
u'eTy Company, which some months since.
when war with Mexico was apprehended
rendered It's services TO the GeneIsl Govern.
meni' Is stall ready to obey summons 20 tie
helE We hope, howcvef--unless they prs
Ter tour 10 McHico--thst, in the event a.
theiF services being needed, the Government
may mud Tor them, more pleasant location
nearer home-wc mean Old Point. which the
+. > troops % that place having sil been on.
dfted 70 The seat Of war, will b. without a oar.
nson, unless heir place BE- supplied hy yolItn-
tecfs. We perceive that q Baltimore Reri.
meni has offered is services 20 ilre War d.
psrimeni, 10 garrison Fort VI, Henry during
ihe absce nee 81 tho rgulsn. WHO have been
sent thence 10 the frontier
O~'T- Since che foregoing was In typc. wc
lebrn that one Company ~ Volunteers has
ben organind--ofHl1c' Edward Darlington.
lr he's been elected Captain: Georgc Porterhrld
lfi lieutenant end Carlton Muniofd "a Lieu
tenant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-20
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
ClNCINN \TI MARKET

fLoUR.-A sale Of 400 bbls from store a,
1891; 200 at 50. % deld: 10 at AZ 30 A
further sale of 200 bbls at $3.50.
WHlSkl.--Salesf I'm river this morning of
- and 10 bbls at l6sc; al at l6Ic: 80 FIN
Whitewater canal at same; l20 FIN railroad I
l6sc.
PIG lRON.-Sales { 81, % and Ia tons al
S3l, aud q mos; 90 do at S3l. @ mos: Is
tons Ill Iron at $50, cash.
HEMP.--A sale Of tons prime Ky. dew
rotted fm landing at s., 20 v'bs.
BUTTER.--A sale OF 1000 lbs good roll
IN lots, I'm wagons at l0Sllc, as in quality.
PORN sale OF so bbls city packed mess
al 1914. The thin mess reported Yesterday
sold al SS,25, 10 which 40 bbls more was adj.
died this morningat same price.
BACON.--A sale OF S hhds hams I Sac; 10
do sides AT 90 packed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-20
FROM n, rropic

From the Trcpie OF the 9th inst. VIC ex.
'rect the following
Y. ,. TROoPS.-Thc steamer Hannibal.
arrived last evening from 81. Louis, brought
down from Jefferson Barracks, 2i2 non com.
nlissioned oihcers, musicians aud pri,s,es. -
A portion OF the LIST Infantry under the com.
insnd OF Col. Wilson.
MORE TROOPS.-The Belle Creole arrived
about three o'clock this morning. with a com.
psny numbering about ninety five, under the
command Of Capt. Fowler, from Baton Rouge
We are strengthened in the opinion that there
Is no necessity for draft.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-20

GIN. SCOTT GOING To TEXAS. Gen.
era Scot, had been appointed 10 tie com
mand OF the army Of o. alton IN Texas,
with or,ers To proceed Immediately 10 the
s-ene OF wu. The army * to consis, OF ihi
~ thousand men, that number to be at once
ordered 10 join the American forces; now un-
der Gen. Taylor: the whole being subject to
the command of Gen. Scott.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-20
wiNER's AN,DIAN vEaMIFUGE.

NE ORMS are the noiuul source Of man, and
w very serlo's diseases. indeed thsre a
scarce eomplrni which sfflc,s infancy AMI
n'iu' cod That may npi be produced ar highly Az
o. ny he presence 81 ihese animals in the
novels. cases are recorded says an cminenf nh..
scan OF ihsm producing 81 vnu.' Dance. locked.
Jaw, aIoplriy, maDa. dnopsy OF The head. ina.r,,
nation OF TIE eyes perverted vision porsl, s,, %.
pecnly OF The muscles snbservicnI To .prerb
squirting palpilaiipn of the hcsu. hiccur, d,y
'o"sh' pe"ri'lc pans. eruption. rheumatic pain.
:" The nnis. &c. Dr. Chapman SAYS thai svs,,
sFe'es Si ""uns seems 60 have iis origin and sup.
p"n ~ weak and depraved c.ndtrr,n M a..
'ses"vo o sans" Again he says, in oil case. "a
u''n'n'shed strength ard cmaciaIion of fr.ms 80.
ever 'educeJ. and especially if he bowel, sh.,.
~ w" oeo'i'aied stale. we may in q child suspect
ne" existence or speedy generai,on.' DIR f,,.s.,,,
deserves. at cannol lie doubted Thai n uesk 80
o' 'he digestive organs is that which r,,,ein.l,.
e'us 10 The Pfodnc'"n Of worms Dr. Word -.
nafNs' Ihefe Is YET great space for i'm provem.n, a.,
.,e mode OF ireIiing Tins COMPLAINT Warn. ~
he largest Worms unqucsiionabiy are found 90,
"'q"e"''y IA ,onrg people or persons OF weakly
" ns''nc "ptfs. and iisihecic hs bits, and hence
COR hfst h'en''"n should be To inyirora,e A.. 80.
tenn generally. and the stomach and I'M aim. -.
IIculthy tst-
ne remedy 10 which we could call the aiten,;au
W '"e puolic - one whica has pro.e.I surc...,.l
49, %""s ne' ana u - uD's ossaiiy acknowledged
~ s'' VINO nave fied ~. Ia be lar supetior IN sny
:, "''u'Vlhe ever employed IN disease Gs which
~. Recommended. d not only DESTROY, WEI.
aoa 'n'g'ofaies the whole system, hs, /, ,;..,,vs.
sno eaf',es on The superintendent dime RI No..
80 prevalent IN The stomach and b,,,.Is - .h;,,s
more especially 'hose IN bad health The mpca.
,ba;. no "sa ., nee, IN which Worms produce
"ea Young. ana oy removing IL u is iupos.iIs 70,
'he Worms 10 feRs'o IN the body h Ia hs,,.,.s.
M ,'s ELECTS on The system. snd tho health M A..
ps''r"' Is Sl"rys improved by its use, even whsn
no worms arc discovered.
JOHN wINER & 90
S'le Proprie,nrs for NOUS
apl4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-20
NATIONAL FAIR.

We are grs,i6ed to learn that there will be
a greater variety OF Wheeling manufactures
at the National Pair than we supposed. Sam
pies Of Silk, Glass, Iron. Steel. and Cutlery
have gone on. that we know OF aud we pre-
sumo that there arc many that have been sent
without ouI knowledge.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-20
ADMINISTRATORS sALE'

"JILL BIZ SOLD ni The late residence of
w Isaac Burt. decd in The city ,f wheelinr
on l"esday The second day Of June next The per.
sonaI property belonging TO the estate con,,,,i,g of
horses. cnule. hogs. &e
Also ole four hotse wagon and hasus S.. one h.,
ladder 10 sumo.
One 'w" h"'se wagon. ono jray. cart. and buggy
and haroess. saddles. brides. &c &c
TERMs-To oil sum. nnoer IS cnsh; for rur-
'hn,es sb"vc Thai su,n. and under $50 s,r rnonih-
credit aud an all SUNS yer That amour, ~ month.
credi. hearing interest from the day of sale. ne
purchaser giving bond and secnriy.
ALEX + LAiDLEY, AIm'r az
may :" ! Bear. deed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-20

CT The steamer Wisconsin, tina, came up
yesterday. reports the rumor as at New Or.
leans. tina, Gen. Taylor had endoavored to
cut his way through the Mexican force. was
unsuccessful, and large portion Of his force
was killed aud token prisoners.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-20
I'm PEACE, PREPARE FOR WAR, .

"iN PEACE, PREPARE FOR WAR -
AZ 'his season Of the year, the weather j. ys,v
.'eaeneIous aud almost every one Is certaio
10 be Affected more or less by coughs e,iIs
una affections OF the head. which are rec,,j;,',
~ annoying TO the healthy; and oftent;roe,
Is,aI 70 the invalid end consunptive. Fvr,v
'9lng around Us wears such a cheerful al
peasant aspect, that we are apt to neelect
'he proper precautionary measures and Az,
ourselves That we shall escape, il otbeTs do
not, Presently there occurs a sudden chance
7" we weather. we begin 10 SILVER v i'm coi5
auu rcBTet, when too late that We bs,I 49,,
an,i' ipaled u ~ srason Now. the b9s, nos,
.'me way 10 avoid surprise is. ~ pu,cb,5. I,
n DO, oi Clickcner's Sugar-cua,ed Veretablc
'h without delay; carry them I'm yot,g ro, \
t' aud take OF 2 Pills each d,y hat,,cc,,
meals loH uH prCmay fad your appe,if,
'','y mprotcd. and your system ,p.bi,J ~
'I i"c mos. sudden changes They are
pt,ieriiy paldteabe, and may be- s,ysllo,,et
1 w., "s much facility as ~ many sugar nl,,,.,.
~ cause no pain or sickHsss az ne sf9s,a,l
oo not interiors with the tsau~,rtio, =,
3,r0iHary husintss. For coughs cold. -
.n,oat' bilious affections, pains i'm tho ~
o'e"st. back sIde &c. tkey are en,irsl, r..
yohd uvaiy. Their effects. in le.5
eefiain' That cure is warranted. Or M, -.
For sale b. %. FAacnup. Ana,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-20
TuEM Az.

We have received New Orleans papers Of
the 10Th. Nothing further from the sea, OF
war
The ,olliers were departing in evsry sicau
er Tor the battle groJui: Ro,h regulars and
volunteers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-20

NAfOtEONS HEART - Afct n,c dead,
at Napoleon. his heart was taken out. by rs
hnsiish physician. To be- emiulmed. This
p'pucian iaiJ iht heart ina large silver dish.
oud loufed cold watcr0ver &c. Hrthen plae
el Va burning wax topef on each side ~ ihc dish.
which was in thc middle of a table and ,g,ot
I" pfh in thc same room. but having. nl cogr-e
G,c9nc excited By lbs singular employment
W haa 40 snuud sleep While Wing in
h5'i dreaming state De vas completely srous.
,' ~ Washing N The silver dish. A sbud
Hti Fassed over him-he knew not what ioI
~" - ,t i'T"ef occuutuCe, and remain
hfsrd a iall and starting up. discovcr@J ~
tause 81 iis alarm. OF sufpiisc Auop.,,o.,.
fat had drawn tle heart ifom the disb 1, m.
door. and was BOZ the ycry sct of daoria, I,
into bis holc. ln another moment mai 49,,
I"f winch Doll tHa g'obe was too narrow,
""ui' Dave ottcn .hc supper Ola common
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-20

Geo G. Shaw has sent US sample Of Ma.
pic Sugar OF which he has a large stock on
hand. /. is warranted good
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-20
TEMPERANCE MEETING

There will be Temperance Meeting at the
City Hall, this evening to commence at past
4. Several addresses are expected.
w. r. WILSON, President.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-20

- 's worthy d our earnest appeal. a. on,
readers 70 study iheif individual interest. and
pefuse Mr. G. BnnkeFhoa advertisement
speaks Of bis Restorative a. a specific. 7,
cannot b. denied ihat 10 has Effected ODE gres,
est and most satisfactory results As las
resort 1t WI even then 10 Gee low s,see,
's''e 'he patient cNufpatc tiic disease. ans
strengthen sH3 restore Ulc ,ystem.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-20
RAZORs -RAzORs.

NV % 80 81 wsds A. buie hes's. Rodgers
=. H'"s Asht'o a Jsck.pp's. Greaves 4 SOFAS
''"'i '"pefof manufactures ~ Rlxfs. iasf
may ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-20
SlCKLES AND ScyTu-s

blI sh4U's tsa Sekl,.
sb - dw Gr7.s snd Crss m, s-.,t...
nf ".ie sryihes. Straw kltve.. ~ .,
ne "'bs scy'hs s'tpes snI q n n va
81 ~, aie los b, 'E''' I'pe-.
may ~ uf,,..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-20
DIR wINANs,.
BALSdM OF WILD CHERRY.

DIR WINANS,.
BALSdM OF WILD CHERRY.
AN INVALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE +.
BEiNG SURE REMEDY FOR
,oNsoMrrIoN ~ all us ysrians fosms. Conss,
~ Asthma, BRoscHrTts. GROUP. Wke,D,,~
Sesgh Splitting Of Blood. D,f<csify At B,essiisS.
Fe,ss ~ re SiSs esd breast, Esessnsa, LIVER
COMPLAINTS. &c.
The medical ffopersies of Dr. yinans Bsl.sm M
Wild Cherry ere fully established in every ,,e,,op
~ me eo"n'".hy ts success IN caring the most N.
's.sfsie cases Of the h'reeoi"s elsss 81 aiseasss
w almost every Insisnes where % hes hs-a o.,.
severed M ~ hos shrs ted q radscaI cure Al,hn..h
;" many rasss his BaIsam will sffd immrS,a,.
,f"ei 0f. ~ least. effect q great change in go
osbs' "'H ~ cannot be erpscIed Co work Fn,,.el..
~ curing oil ~ short q time or IN ,e.,o,s hs.I,h
70 sH'me ihst has been q Fey 10 fell d,s.ass r.,
ys'n ''f
b'''d''. 'here are 80 many sta ges Of the sane ai.
u.s. 'na - impossible for any ghys,c;sn 4. a..
eim'ns The quantity 81 medicine required 10 s,,I,.
'ee W. dhe'ea' periods and iofms requiring vs,v.
"e qoan''''esi hence. IN some essss single h.sI.
"subcienl While oihsrs will reauue ihrse a, Co..
10 ~ duce the snmc effect
nv VIC ash Of ibe pstsni. Is 10 give our medicine
~ '''H'' a"a ne mSy rect assured that IL viii b
W'a"cii'e ~ The Eiosi henefesal rssYlts
Patients in taking ihi. medicine reed No, ,.s,,;es
themselves - regafds Diet ereep, avoiding The
mos indigssiib's arncies 81 lood-sseb a. salrsf
~, INVOKED meat tabbsEes. onions eucsuabtrs sc.
Ihey should pay proper attention lhsl sheS dress
= warm end avoid eSposiog themselves ne ia
etmehcies Of The weather, to careful oo' 20 ever
srefcne,
Frequent baihipg m ware, hath. and The use of
q hst rlove ~, ssbhine The aesh before going 10
led. y 20 aid he sssd'rirs - iis sheeis
IN. ls,wei. should b. kepi open wi'h some gen.
Iis medicine. sash a. ~ WisaH's Peer Mss's
PSis which wiIi BE- found much superior 10 sny
Hutsstite piis ~ Ose. and will alao esd ihis
Bs:sgss IN al sHecions ~ The liver.
Fos sale wnoiessle and fciaii ~
} \ r HORNBROOk. Mnros s..
pov 70 " Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-20

SHADOWS or COMING EvEHTs.-we
Snd the following paragraph in the las, New
Orleans rrorie--w,ieh NO one nsci be at 81
loss 10 interpret. !, may b. more dificul, 10
ares; the War once bseun. than ,hos. who
begin !, dream Of Anol,ion and Avsrice will
lock for US towards. a. asll as Revenge fer
rs sil'ihesnon
from ths rropic.
TROUBLE AHEAD FOR MEXICO. We
were taxing yesterday with an Officer OF on,
o. or Volunteer corps. sna he informed IA
mat tnefe vas not . man IN his regimen, that
knew any thing about Geography. OF any dit
ference hetween the soils Ess; OF West OF m,
kio utsnde. We hesr OF new Republics spo
Zen OF IN Mexico, aud we sau fico candidate
for Gcternors for these news Rspubli,s. Tn,
even" OF the future oreu with singular mag
niiicencs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-20
STEAMBOAT REGISTER
a IN PORT OF
S&H WHEELING E,ssssn5
nErORTED nY CIAs. hi. nEnRY

ARRIVALS And DEPARTURES
" Bodis for ihc iasi - koro. ending yester-
day az 4 O'Clock T. "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-20

bFAhNEsiOcKS vERMif tol,-- o., So T.,
= Ne dofro " gfo.s ., ne m.n.,,,e,,,.,. es,.
,,ao PRYOR a PAUL.
IGf Market ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-20
rAE rARalGRs LIBRARY ANDMoNTH

LIE FARMERS LIBRARY AND MONTH
LY JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL.
This valuable Ond Indispensable work for
the farmer. for May. IS on our table. 70 in
dicate It's interes, we only mead publish il
table Of contents
Thaers Principles OF Agricultural.
Dcs''liory Hints 10 fsImers-Lsbor Saving
&c b. Horace Greeley
Texas; lts Sugar Lands, Soil, Sc. Obserra.
tons on the oration Of Judge RoSi.
Town Sewerage
Friendly Hints on Variety Of Subjects
Stesni-Power 20 ksfner-1he Extended Ap-
Plieauon OF the Steam Engine. or other i'm
| Peling Power OF the 1hrashins Machine
TO Farming purposes
Rearing Ca,ile--The Rearing of Cattle. with
view TO Early Maturity, as prsc,iscd in
BeTwickshire, England
Iiquorioe
Salt-a Fertilizer, by e. y. Bsmont
! Management OF Manure
Bone Manure
Jerusalem Ar,ichokc
Experiments in Growing Potatoes
How TO obtain the best Potatoes for Planting
Potatoes from the Seed
Cssk- Making BY Machinery
Lines among the leaves, by Eliza Cook
No. l--Notes, Agricultural aud Miscelaneou,
Handles in The South---Long Leaf Pine
Turpcntine
An Interesting Chapter for Fsrmers-Suppo
sed Effect OF the Moon ON Terrestrial ObIxct
From DIR. Larners Lectures.
New Uses for lron--Iron Harrows
Agriculture in the State OF New York
Directions for Using Indian Corn
The Power OF Fascination in Serpents (wi,t
anillustrsiion)
Tables Tor showing the number Of Plants re
quired Tor One Acre OF Land, and for Manu-
rlHg Land
MARIA Letter addressed to the Agriculture
Society OF Jefferson Co. Georgia, by Gov
ern Hammond
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-20

4 p EDscREwS 'inide HINGES. M.h,g,n,
. knobs. Dmwer Locks. Table Cas,o,. B,,..
Hinges &r. just rec d 10y
IN y ~ HENRY T. MORRIS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-20

FoH TIVE LADIES - & r noRNBRooK
-. "nte J"'' reed variety Of Faoey articles
'y'e'. Pose and Beg Trimming 81 new s,,jes
'P'h''d steel worked BsFs AMI Par.es n new
.y''s S,e'i Combs Breast and shawl Pies. See
"'''n Guard Block POLKA Combs very pscify &c
~ 'all an' sec Them and u vii a., you r.,
'"s w ",'.e aiihe Variety store on Monroe ~.
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M talhouns exceeding an1ietvibD la,e +,
'''',. l''"o' nat 'hrJc could be mo- sucR thing
a. Wof mil cmsuiutiopaHs .p,b@.,;..,I r
Fniic rluactrus,ir Wien le,os Sea-. -. =.
anlrN"d 60 t.le Purposo ulcxteujtpg 49, IN ,le.
hnE- al nateIy. One bsarl OF u9 c51.i it,,,,'.,,
ai objections. u wHs uuivau ,ir,q.o,i.. ~
phc nlcasur', 'aui soft would ..eo, NJ, ~
houu is determined 'o have 10 c3etijf.lt,o,,.5i
no maiicf how many battles mes b. ionebf -,
ne kio 6andc or elsewhere. The in,Cr.;,.
OF Toe mans logic has put or, bis eyes.
A NEW CANDIDATE a co,.,,.,..
suggests ll'st Nj. Q. J. ipCcr,oH hss ear1sd
claim upon his party for The Presidency.
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WANTED.

WANTED.
p" sNIED ihMEDiATELY-Sir cod
,s,, :, a, ".,'"e'. 70 w"'k o. Sik snd straw Ron
80, ''e Ne" iofk Fancy Nit .nefy S.n,s co..
ny ~ Chn,'h spd Union 80: ocf....,, a.
''o''h The h'shesi Wsse. gwen. ''''O'
ANNA WADE
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uST RECEivED from New Yo,h. the L,,,
IL Sp'ing Fs-b'"n io' Youths and Childfrf,. Tp,
',-. 'au and see Them Of No 10 Monsoe sf,sci
- = AVERY
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Wsterin tic channel IIn. Fslliog.
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