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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17

Carr. MAY.-This daring officer has been
appointed Lieut.. Colonel by breyct, for hi,
Distinguished services on the Iio Gunde.
The Washington correspondence ollhe Ledger
gives the following account OF M~ay'sappoiut-
mept into the army:
Charles Moy, or, as hc is better known,
Captain May was Yesterday nominated by
| the President and confirmed by the senate
first, as Brcvct Major of Dragons. Zoe his
services in the battle of the 9Th OF NAV, and
secondly. lirryct Lieut.. Colonel oi Dragons,
for his services IN the battle ot ihc 9th. The
circumstance connected with his original APP
pointment as Lieutenant of Dragons are
somewhat singular. During General Jack
SON. administration, young MAY, then but d
boy, bud expert IN borscmansiiip, was hoping
a military appointment. A lieutenants ra-
cancy occurred ian a regiment OF Dragons.
May heard of IL, aud counted his horse.
dressed with fpsliun PICKET anl pantsloons OF
f%ustian, ia huutstuau's style, and dashed from
Browns Hotel, on the Avenue, up TO the
Presidents House, ant on To GeUrgctown,
through mud, rain and every thing else. Up
OH arriving there, he turned his horses head
back agcn, and dlsmountcd at the portals OF
the PrcsiiCnt's House, covered with mud.
Says he, Jenny, To the O'Ncil then the
ioOTkceper. - want 10 sec the President
He Is IN Cabinet council today" says Jctn
ny. "Ba | mustsce him, says May. O'Neil.
81 the rider aud the horse, i~insgincd
he visitor thc bearer oi 0n important gov
rnmcnt despatch, aui Immediately retired tu I
lake the announcement To- Gen. Jackson.
he old General, with lis Characteristic +
romptitudc, directed his Cabinet to with 4
and the stranger TO b. ushered in. t,
Dung May, aH elegant lad, six feet aud beau i
liuliy proportional, cap in hand, made his I
TO the President. "What is your bus y
ness young mani asked the old hero. Il I,
sit, said he, "that there Is a vacancy a
n the l%deulcuancy OF Dragons AMI | have
ode, sir, a long distance through mud aud
lOot so ash OF you the appointment. Jack
astOuishcd, scanned him from head TO
DOT, and from the scrutiny, Judged that he
lad about him The mitcridl ol a soldier. Said
care YOU d good horscmani' My horse
IS at the gaze said young May, ''see me
mount * dismount.' The old General struck
with the appearance of the young man, fol-
hin to the g,ounds ia rout oil the Pres
mansion. May mounted, rode and
dismounted As man never did before. This
occurred during the Florida war. The old
General asked him whether he could hill an
lndIanl Yes, said May, kill him by,
and eat him. The next day May was Lieu
tenant of Dragons
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17

81. Louis, AWg. -.
Rircrs and Vdfcr.-Tbc rivers above are
low, and falling. In the channel of the Mis-
SCUM there j. scant four feet water; on the
Lower Rapids Of the Mississippi, there is re
ported t~wenty-eight inches, aud in the chan
mel below. three feet water. In the channel
oil the Illinois there is three feet water from
Peru to the mouth. From this city Ia Cairo.
there Is scant five feet water on tho principal
bars.
The weather, though cloudy and showery at
times, continues very dry and warm; the hea-
Wy clouds always passing round, and for light
weeks there has scarcely sufficient rain fallen
here 10 lay the dust.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17
DEATH oF WM ~ ppIcp

We are informed that VIM. NJ. Price. for
mcrly United States District attorney Tor tb;.
District, committed suicide this morning b,
shooting himself through the head at Otgnon,
Gymnasium on the corner of Canal and Elm
streets. We have not been able TO learn te
cduses Of the act, hut presume il pccnniary
cmbarrassmeuts.-N Y. Post.
A New York letter published in the Phila-
delphia Inquirer soys;-
Since Ms. Price 5 return from France .vybi,b.
~ be- went with the cx-collector. Samuel
SWartwoui, he has tIied hanl to ninstatc him.
self IN TIE position be previously occupicd in
society, but without eficctingit. lie hired AN
Office and prsctised his profession. but be cot
very iittle business-nune OF his lorup.,
clients would give him business TO Transact.
The consequence was that be became much
embarrassed. aud for the last two wears hr was
not able to support his family. Dependency
ensued. and be- committed suicide.
The manner be did itshows he meditatcd IL
Tor somc time. lie went to the pistol gallery
81 the Gymnasium and applied ioI a loaded
pistol 60 shoot ut the bulls eye. n paid the
customary price. l2B cents. and asked the
mon IN attendance IL lee was sure IL was prop.
crly charged. On being answered in the sfir-
native. bee turned fouul OH his heel. dischar.
gei % into lis head, aud iell 10 ihc ground o
corpse.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17
DIR. DbNCAN'S EXPECToRANT RENE
DY.-CONSIJMPTION CAN RE CIIRED

Mrs. Mary Bowers, wife of Henry fowcrp, was fr a
length Of time afflicted with a pulmonary Complaint
which dchcd the united sail OF several etniseni PhyEi.
clans. She hearing ofthc "ENpcc:oTsnt Remedy, - was
Induced TO give n . trial. 1lct symptoms were ibose of
Phthtsis ruinonslis, or Pulmonary Consumption, viz. a
dry hacking cough. pain IN the breast aud side impaired
appetite and gTcsi thirst, hectic fever aud night sweais,
with much debility and weakness. SHE fs happy IN say
ing that amer using three bottles OF the '.Expeetofant
Remedy. she eesan 60 have hopes Il a speedy recovery
her strength gradually increased until she had used three
taiiies more, when she felt entirely restored. IL now he.
ing eight months since. aud no symptoms OF the com
plant appearing. For sale in WheeTingt ~
aug J J. n. A. X. II. MARSH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17
o. II. Perry Sturgeon,
Is cnAsorRr.

7 WlWIIN 7NWTTNW. Y
PURSUANT tOa decree rendered in this csusc a, the
-, September term, 1875. OF the Circuit Superior Court
oflaw ard Chanoory for The County of TyIcf. win sell,
on Saturday, the i9ih dsy Of September. 1876, by public
auction, IN the town OF Sistcrsuiiic in said county ofTv-
Ter. one Town Lot No. 20, aud - appurtenanccS situate
an said town % Sistersyiic. The sac 10 IL made ON the
terms following viz. two equal payments al SIX and
twelve months from the dag Of sale. the purchaser 10
give bonds bearing Interest. with good security, Tor the
pay Inent OF the iusaimcnis. VIM. J. mccoy, D.S.
aug IL win For WN JOHNSON, 81 e.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17

Charge of eItensipe Embezzbment.-Au
extra from the New York Police Gazettee
OF Thursday, informs us Of the particulars OF
an alleged extensive emhezzlement, discover
ed IN that city that morning, and oil the sud
den absence of George G. King, OF the firm of
"Holt and Co." extensive flour merchants,
Of go Front street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17
MISSOURI ELECrION.

We have in tn st. Louis Republican of the
10Th returns from several counties which ",
condense az below:
Booa.-For Congrcss, Miller (w) ll26.
Green, loco, LOG; wing Rep. and other olii.
GERS elected.
Moar0e.-Miller w. Ill, Green JO1.
Wing representative elected.
Hopard.-Loco foco elected.
Charlton Loco ioco elected.
SaIiae.-Whig elected.
LsaSis CoHaty.-Whigs elected.
Coe.-Loco focos elected.
Morgan.-Loco iocos elected.
MiIcr.-Loco locos elected.
Peiis.-Loco focos elected.
FraHkiiR Loco focos elected.
Perry, LgersoH and Rcyroid all loco loco.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17
ID PAINE q CO., MANAGERS.

WHEELING. VA
onheld drawings of The ~Pokomoks River Lottery. elias.
NO, lSJ, drawn ~ Wilmington on Wednesday August II.
CO 10 IL 20 - - ~ : CO 81 20 ~ IA
Lowest prize 80.
ohicial drawing of Deiaw are email Fry' Lottery. class
lc' dawn Al w imtngtOn, Del. Thursday, August &
~ - 81 90 80 q a 50 80 81 , &c
Lowest prize 81.
Ofiotel drawing OF the Delaware (smali fryl Lottery.
Glass No. lbl, drawn 81 Wilmington Tuesday. Aug /
10 4 - . y ~ a o. 90 - 40 g IS "a
Lowest prize 81.
FRIES sold in the above lotteries 10 the ant ofsi5seG6
n. l.. DORSEY,
&H Sole Agent for the Managers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17
TIE SUPPLY oF O

All the avenues OF communication wiki the
interior CONTINUE To pour forth quantities OF
flour and other food greatly in excess Of those
OF any former years, aud or the exc uf a pro
life harvest pricesare lower than ever before,
and still show a downward tendency. As
an indication OF the extent OF the supply. we
put together, says the y Y. True Sun. IA,
following figures OF the receipts at the leading
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17

GTTHE VOLUNTEERS in the Mexican war
will not be likely to forget that The House of
Representatives, by nearly party votes. re- fIs-
ed To increase the miserable pittance (S7 a
mouth) allowed them -for their hard services.
They will know on whom 10 lay the fespon-
slbility for this act Of national stincincss, and
TO whose credit should be placed the efforts To
Ialse their compensation TO something like a
fair standard.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17
From The So. Lonis R,nybJ,,,

Neo Boat.-A beautiful new boat. Inc
serenity Sin, built at Wheeling. arrived here
on Saturday, having performed her first trin.
The hull measures l7l feet length OF Keel. lSi
feet on deck, 25l-2 feet width of beam. 81 ,
feet hold. and displaccs two feet wafer when
light. The two engines have IA inch cylin.
deTs' with z feet stroke, and the boilers. three
~ number, are 20 fept long aud 3S inches 10
diameter. The shafts and cmnks are OF
wrought IRON. She has a beautiful finished
'aosn aud well arranged state rooms, with
"lde and well furnished bcrths. She is Ia
run between this city aud Cincinnati for the
present.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17

THE subscriber VIII Offer for sale. ~ his store on Union
4 street. commencing on FRIDAY. the 2ist inst. h- &c
tire stock OfDRY GOODS aud VARIETIES. consisting
Of DroNlclOihs. Ca Csssinsi :, Ne-inOs. Alps cas-
DC Lanes. freuch Lawns. with 4 large Ut OF threads,
Buttons, Sewing sin. aud almost every thing IN the
Trimming Line. These goods wtrc Ina NY store at the
time &c The IRE. but n damaged by the water only. ard
II i rendered nee ssary Tor me 10 sell the whole without
reserve. WILLIAM ORR.
WV =. wtcKIiAN, Auetionecr. aug u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17
WAsnlNnrnN- Ann Id 1e1c

WAshINGroN aug. II, ISIG.
kumor says that Mr. Pickens, OF South Car
olina, will be rendered the mission TO England.
IL will be recollected that previous TO the APP
pointment OF Mr.. McLane, the mission was
rendered TO Mr.. Pickens, but at that particular
Junclure, his domestic relations prevented bis
accepting OF il.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17
THE ELECTION.

in kESTucKY, the Wings have succeeded
IN olecting twice as many members of the
Senate and House, as the Locos.
In IEDIAEA, the Locos have elected their
Governor aud Ii. Governor-the majority not
yet known. The Senate is equally divided
between the Wings aud Locos, and the wings
have the House by some eight or ten major
ity.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17
LATE FROM MEXICO

MS ENlCo, a. u was and as il Is, Nos. IL and T.
Ava MeSico-iis Geography, is Pc,plc and h. In.,,.
mtious, ."
rirte'0hts Expedition 10 the Rocky Mountains.
'W Mysteries 90 the Inquisilion and other Secret soeio.
ties W Spain.
hne SIlsal OF Lyons, ~ Dennis Hannigan,
iDge'ghg on, a Tale Of Domestic Life.
me ~ SiS,Ns.one, Dcveraux, by v. l.. nuiwcr
= ne NE and Miserics OF Gambliue, by !. N, cseen'
The Young Prima Donna
Ctnsh Ahen, OF the Kings Man, Nv McHyiFs.
captain O'suliivaR, by w. n. Maxwell
confessions Of = Pretty Woman. by Miss P,,a,.
ms heS9hls Daughter, by. Alexander Dauas.
IIes|y RIM saoaf onrls'o, Conpieie)b 10y Alex. DUNES.
nc ser Mother, by q. 4. u. james.
The Squire, e'
w yoming, a Tale 81 The Revoinuon.
nc lutchman'S Fire side, hy Pauhd,na.
~" n,,'Il ny a Lady rclhsw. by y. l.. Baiycr,
i.e Lost Day 81 Pompeii, by Dulwcr,
- Lasi oithc Bsfohs, 81 BuiWef, received and Tor
~ aug - ELLIS. III Mains.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17
Si7l 81
2I7 %
5gS ~


Loss, Sq3 y
1t will be- seen there was a loss of 250j lbs
in the weight ot the Hides; uuj they could
have been sold here in January at a reasonable
profit. Our friend makes no complaint ofhis
correspondents charges, prrsuning they are
no more than are customary ia England;
though when he saw the enormous expense
of S2l7,l3 on an invoice OF Si7l, 80. with the
small nett proceeds, he was iain 10 cxclaim
with Prince Henry, on examining Falstaf's
bill-"O, monStrous! but one h 'penny's worth
of bread, to this intolcnble deal of sack
Our friend has escaped well, compared
with many other shippers of Western Pro.
duee to England. lie has lost only one fifth
OF his investment, with all his labor. aud the
use Of his capital for about a year. IL would
,eem obvious, that any trade requiring a cost
OF S2l7 TO carry Sl7l worth OF raw material
q the consumer requires some change; * that
II would be vastly better Tor all 10 establish
manufacture here, where the raw material
an | provisions ar. cheapest, as the present tar
i'll is doing, than 10 incur such a waste Of Ia
Dor aud property, as is involved by ii different
COuTse.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17

The Pittsburgh Post gravely argues that be
cause the tariff bill could not have passed the
Senate without JARSAorSs vote, the wing.
passed it, aud it is a whis measure. Good.
We like that. IL shows what men can ssy
and do-thst they are entirely independent
Vi common sense aud common decenay.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17
POSTCRIPT,
NORTH CARO-

NORTH CAROLINA is wing by an over
whelming majority. Graham's majority fT
Governor is some eight or ten thousand, and
there are 20 wing majority in the lower house
and ; in tue Senate.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17
RAILROAD ACCIpENT-we nave re.

RAILROAD ACCIDENT We have re-
cei'ed no Cincinnati mail for three days UNI
tl this momiog. We now learn that il was
III consequence of an accident on the Zenia
Rail Road, by which two trains of cars were
brought in collision. The Engines Of both
were materially injured and some of the hands
scalded aud bruised; but nonedangeronsly.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17

TorICE.-Ar persons knowing themselves indebted
AZ To me by note ~ book account viii confer a great
favor hy paying the same 81 once. ! irus, none win Ia
offended al my thus calling on them when they reflect on
the heavy loss j have sustained by the late lire.
aug II WILLIAM ORR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17
From the Cincinnati Gdseiie.
SHIPMENTS TO AN ENGLISH MAR
kE.T

friend, who made a small shipment OF
Hides to Liverpool last January, received an
account OF sales per last steamer. by which it
appeared they were sold oncWdit, payable on
the 22d ol next November We give a hill
oi particulars, that those who are dissatisfied
with prompt and moderate profits at home,
aud anxious to try the contingencies ol Tor
elgn markets. may see what charges they have
To expect. The original weight OF the Hides
was 10 1910 lbs. which with some Incidental
expenses OF salting. &c. cost, delivered on
steamboat at oar landing S47i ,S7-The az.
count OF sales j. az follow
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17
STATE CONVENTION.

\ portion of the counties in Western Vir.
having appointed numerous delegates
80 attend Inc Convention To IN held in Slaun.
tpn on TIA 18th int. ksn VIA and the ad-
Jptning counties will not b. rcprcs ntcd in
dat Convention. That thee COMMITTEES are
not represented l. not because the people have
crown %inkcwarm la the great simg H. lor
Their political rights OF in ANY way less dis
posed hrmiy aud resolutcly to resist opprcs-
sion and wrong. but the majority, wc arr sat
istied, are vi the opinion thatit is vain. atthis
time, 10 hope to get a Convention lor relorm-
ing the Constitution at least such q ConNeu.
ton - would give Ia thc West her just and
equal rights, such a Convention Us the Ncsl
ought TO accept. 1880 will soon b, here
the census oi that year must decide the ques
tiOu between the East and the Wcst--the
question whether the West shall have hcI
just representation in the Legislature. OF the
political ties that exist between the two por.
ions of the State shall DC forever severed.
For various reasons We are convinced that II
j. best lor the West that tile decision of the
question should be postponed TIL after The
next census. The time will then have ar
rived when, the minority must cease. by the
means of an unjust and unequal Constitution
to rule over aud Cypress the majority.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17

RAIL ROAD.-They hold a meeting at
Parkersburg this day, (Monday) TO appoint
delegates TO the Weston rail road convention
IN favor Of the right OF way for the Baltimore
aud Ohio Rail Road through Virginia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

n a =. HoRNBRoOK would inform their customers
. aud others along the River, that they are about 10
start OF their Fall Trip, with the fine Flat Boat WASH.
iNGToNIAN, aud will be at the different landings at a.
Tout Tie usual time, with q full stock OF trimmings Pa
pei, Blank Books, Stationary, together with q general va
riety OF Fancy Goods.
Rag, FlaN, Feathers, Ginseng and Becswsx wanted I'M
exchange az the highest market rates.
j. 4. y. H~ORNBROOk, Wholesale Variety Dealers,
aug 10 Monroe street. Wheeling. Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17

We clip the following remarks from the
kanawha Republican. We learn that they
correspond with the views generally enter
taiued ia kanaw ha county. As an early and
auient advocate OF a convention 10 reform oar
State constitution, we cheerful, sabscribe TO
,hc views expressed, yet we thiuk as ia con.
vc1uOn has been called, it would have been
wise that all the counties in the West should
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17
Toul,


The natural consequences of this immense
supply, arc unprecedented low prices. Fine
Western four sCilsa az 81 % per bbI. in Nr,,
Orleans, aud is al 81 in New York snd B,s.
ton, with continued large supplies, aud not
withstandIng unusually large exports.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17

II any one knows one Daniel Nicholson.
conicctioneT, in this bnrgh, lac will please re
member that we learn from tho St. Louis Or
gan that he ran away from that place with a
young widow, leaving his wife destitute. Ii
IL supposed lac came to- Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17
HORRIBLE MURDER.

II l. reported ~ some Interested persons in Who'd.
n ing that The Home League Boot and Shoe Factory OF
Connolly x Wade Is killing up the Eastern work in tho
mos; dreadful manner. Boots aud Shoes OF every dcs.
eription made in our own shop can he fought twenty
Eve per cent cheaper than in any store i'm Wheeting.
aug Is CONNOLLY & WADE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17
HoBENSACKS INDICATED
WORM SYRUP

n TT II he BROUGHT tefore the peopie ,,d u.de l,ou,
- unto The world that u Is lhc greatest worm destroyer
ni nc afe. Aiso thai Il Is an entirely yogei able ptodac.
ton, end that b is gaining a noiorieiy which has never
teen surpassed BY any Of the worm destroying vcnders.
v ".et one "t Two ccTtthcaics To convince tho skep.
worms.
srrINS ChRBrS, March :. 1915.
Meesfs. J. n. e. G.S. -.
hciied, ] send this test imoniai concerning y0ur iov,1y,
bic Mrdtcaied Worm Syrup. From early inc,nsv go.
dahFhier,s child now Of ~ months, has tern sorcfy ~
nlcica WIN NoTmsi causing daily The most seycre ava
distressing pains. Al times she would he sIoost o.o,"i
and perfectly unmanaecaiie: would utn m mi -. n,
F ~ t smo .noeh hefseil unconsciousy against the wall.
y - a tohg utne VIC were ignorant Of the eause-atlsn-ts
icing Impressed with the beiof that worms We i'os.
We commenced giving several medicines Tor susb !, 60
plant from which tie child derived no bencgt eom'
IS q matter Of cOufss, she was much rcIrrcs \,
nad Az INC symptoms Of such a onmplsiut XestH-.ss.n
meeting with one Of your circulars we we're ,o,.,ees
heio'eS great many worms were hfonrht Ca,, !" "sy'
NV stN inches In length, and several wartime ~ ~. 800
oneuo Io9f inches. need scarcely add. that The child
Mss Speedily relieved, and that too hefore ~ ia ,se5
ones cent totle % your Woun syrup. She is No. ~
.h,iy ifee ron those d~istresinr pains, and DOING ell
bop5 e' we ~ "outa ~ nnkiudness on my Part 80 with
90, therefore most uuhcsratngiy rc-nmncpd vo,, Mai
se'rd Nofm syrup a. a medicine POSSESSING ai,ner rse'i
itht PuNHics. Very respectfully.
Min. Of the Gospel. Marshall 81 1 door t4,os mhn'
Mcssr. }. y. 4. up sSi,a nt,rHl,, Nay 20 isie.
uee" l"f some time using your Ncrmintge I'M mv o,.e,,,c
ahd am hHPpy 90 SAY Boz no hsld- n hss sucrct,tsd h, ~.
isfnii"us' 80 a. fully o. justly my confidence io M, ~,
You're, a.. e. W. APPLETON. Nm
- No. "a, Ponib street
~Ffep'red only hy J. M g.. = HOBRNstrK ,
"tn,I 81 second and Co8tes streets. Pmiadetpbis p,tre
''nts per tuflr. liberal discount INSIDE L. - f,,t...tc
luEL H~uBENsACk. wholesale AGENT
''.tIns Belmont county. Ohio.
NRehls tn Whccing-Wai 4 aou. Houtb yyte.t,,.
.lf's Baker NAN s.fect. T.. M'Nceiy. Main st,s,, :
''pson' @roccf, MSrtct street. rpg f- ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17

We would like very much to know il any
OF those men can now be found in Pittsburgh
who, on the Bird OF September. 1914, came up
the Wheeling wharf under The banner OF Polk
and Dallas, singing
''The tamil men are coming"
We would like to hear that sound again
from The same lips.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17
9TH

UtNIEN STItIEI 7, UNLIIMONE.
M1NTOSH Having leR the WnEATFIgiD ISIS, and
. removed Ia the MERCHANTS HOTEL, on
Charles street, near The Depoi, viii le happy ia.having
the pleasure OF seeing aud accommodating his old cu-,o.
mers aud the public generally.
aug Ia J.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17
BOARD OF TRADE.
FIRE.

Committee on Commerce for august.
=. I. sELBY, THos. HUGHES, J. L. WHARTON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17

OS- The Union complains that il has been
made to bleed freely" by the reduction ia
toe prices OF public printing. Strange to sayit
bled at the ayes while the country bled at the
noes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17

Take o pint Of pulyeuzcd charcoal aud put
} iiio q bag, then pot IL into q barrel of new
cider, and tie cider will never lermcnt. and
WI never contain any intoxicating quality
is kept. "b' D.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-17
Boss. I unnt lrrnlr-Gre cont

Boss, want twenty-five cents
twenty five ceuts.u How soon do Won
want it, Jake1" '''
Next Tuesday. -
As soon a. thaR You can't have il. I
nave 'old you oltcn that when YOU are In
Wanl ol so large d sum as th8t YOU must give
inca least four weeks notice"