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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03

The train OF cars which left this city yester-
day morning for Cumberland, ran of the track
about four miles this side of the Point OF Rocks.
and passenger named HuGH HAUeHEy, Of
Elicous Mills, who was standing on the plat
form Of one Of the cars. was thrown under the
cars. and instantly killed. The baggage car
and tender were very much damaged. No in
jury was sustained BY the passenger cars or the
locomotive Bait ,iiacr Dec. l.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03

01-Having inadvertently omitted inserting
tract of land in the advertisement of the
Messrs, WOLFF in last weeks Gazette, we
refer attention TO it this week as corrected.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03
ATTENTION. YOLuNTEERSl

We take the annexed extract from an edlto-
rial article in the Virgaaia Republican Of yes
terday morning, and commend it to the atten-
ton Of all who are DESTROYS Of volunteering
their services in the Mexican War. There i.
no time to be lost-our Country calls her sons
TO her standard, then
'Io! Onward, boys forward boys Cons along
come -
The Republican says
A place Of rendezvous will be opened
IN this town during the present week, I'LL
then, all those DESTROYS Of enrolling them
selves, can do so by calling at the office OF
the Virginia Republican.
For the information Of those who have
already enrolled. we will here state that
the company is fast filling up, and il is
confidently expected that by the 10th of
the present month it will be full. All
young men from the adjoining counties,
who are DESTROYS of entering this service,
had better make early application, as there
is no doubt about this company being fully
organized and their services accepted
All who may desire 10 avail themselves OF
this opportunity can do so by visiting this
place, where quarters and every necessary
Substance will be furnished free Of ex-
Deuse
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03

G5The readers attention is referred 10 an
article on our first page upon the "Inprore-
me,lt Of Alexandria,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03
Va a EsTEy EsUEs d, VA
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1916.

Published every THURSDAY MORNING
Mt $500 Ia advance, $3.50 witHiu si1
months, and s3,00 after six months.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03

The u. s. Steamer Mississippi touched a,
the S. w. Pass yesterday. direct from Tampl.
co. The squadron took possession of tka,
town 90 Saturday, the 18th inst. Com. Per.
RI came up TO town this morning. The city
surrendered at discretion--not gun was d.
red
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03

G5-THE RTFoRM CONVENTION doubtless met
al Staunton yesterday. CHAs,JAs. FAULKNER,
ESQ.,, and Col E. p HUNTER, are our Repre-
sentatives. They are both Reiormers of ''he
right Stripe and will truly reflect the wishes
and views other friends in this County. We
hope the Convention was well attended, and
that their abors may be crowned with the
most abundant Success-and rebound to the
glory and honor Of the State.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE, &C

Congress commences on Monday next the
9TH inst--it is supposed tina, quorum of both
Houses will be present-if so, the Message
will be delivered on that day, and will be re-
ceived here on Tuesday. We will present il
to our readers in the Gazette of next week
We will follow it the week after, with the
Message Of the Governor. Now is the time
for all to subscribe for newspaper, as the APP
preaching Sessions of Congress and the Viz
GINA Legislature will be full OF deep and excl
ting interest We otief our own paper 10 tae
consideration Of the people Of the County, as
we have every preparation made for as full a
report Of the proceedings of these two imPor-
tant bodies, as can be found in any weekly pa
per in the country. We ough, to have at least
two hundred more subscribers in this County.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03

WESTERN PoRK.-The Wilhamspor Times
states that large droves Of hogs and cattle are
now almost constantly passing through that
place, bound for the eastern markets, princi
pally Baltimore Large droves are said to be
on then way from the Ohio nver, and, ii is
thought, Will be sold loE
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03

L. s. SreAuER "NINEN,'
Az anchor in front Of the city Of
TApAsco, Oct. D. 1916
G,YrLEmgs: In consideration Of the repre-
,sn,a,jons made BY you in your communlca
,ion 10 me Of thus morning. and verbally
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03

Babe PErroN.-This gentleman, who was
so conspicuous in the battles al Monterey, ar
rived at Nashville on the 10th inst. The Ga
zete says
lie brought with him a number of trophies
captured from the Mexlcans Among them
are swords, lances, a short cavalry musket. a
saddle and bride. Sc. sc. The sword is a fine
one, with basket handle, the ribs OF which are
silver the scabbard has several silver bands up.
on il on one side Of the first is inscribed, Gap
tured at Monterey in the battle ofthe DIST Sep
teInber, 1876" On the other side Taken
from Col. NEGARA, ofthe Mexican cavalry Ian
GERS. who was killed in personal contest with
Cot JoHS c. HAYS, of the Texas Rangers"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03

Commodore DAVID CONNER, Commander
in Chief U. S. naval forces. Gulf OF Mexico
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03
NJ. c. PERRY.

~, I. Itfy'
MANNED AND sEST IN.
American barque Coosa
Mexican schooner Telegraph
steamer Pctrta
steamer Tabasqueno.
hermaplrodi'e brig lunantc.
schooner Laura Virginia
&" schooner Iobasco.
schooner Armada.
American brig Plymouth.
sURNID,
Mexican soop Campeachy,
4" brig Rentvll!e
:" tow boat
schooner
Mexican sloop Desada returned to the Cap
,aip in consequence of his excellent conduct
when his vessel was attacked while IN charge
of Lieut. VIM a. PARKER.
" ''''N NJ. c. PERRY.
Liz. Of persons killed, ,co,mded, and dro,rned
during Tie expedition TO 16Ja'co
KILLED.
CHARLES RAIMoNp, seaman, OF the Rarltan.
WOUNDED.
CHARLES w. MoRRts, Lieutenant. Of the
Cumberland, since died.
JoHN SUTHERLAND, seaman. OF the RarItan.
GEORGE PEARcE, seaman, OF the RarIan.
DROWNED
RIcn.Rp W BUTLEa. ordinary seaman. OF
,he Raritan
BEvJ,MIN McKENNY, seaman, OF the Cum
tsrland. .
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03
FROM MEXICO.
CAPTURE OF TAMPECO!
ARRIVAL or COW. PERRY.
TAMPiJO TAKEN /.

NEW ORLEANS PiosYUNE Ezra. }
FRIDAY morning, Nov 10, T. NJ.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03
FROM THE NATIONAL iSTELLIGEYcER.
THE UNITED STATES AND MEXICO

The information contained in the subioined
article, copied from the Journal of Commerce
OF Wednesday, though partial and indefinite, is
vet Of much interest, as showing that there is
some medium o. communication going on be-
tween the Governments of the two countries,
through their official agents, though the cores
pondence may not be strictly official, and may
perhaps never meet the public eye unless in
the form OF the following extracts:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-16

VT ORNS aye The nuFali source AZ many and ,c,,
W. sorllus d,s,ars iudscl there D. scarce, o. r,at
rlaiut which aWlcls infancy sra childhood which, ult
ivt ~ pin 0f biZhp N.rtSrstc ~ 40, presence ut
those auiu IS The bopc. Cases are recorded" saw
an eminent physician, 'Of their producing ~ Nitus
nSwatiou oi she c rof,ctr vision rarayss c-p.ei
siN of tns muscles -l scr icaf 20 speech suttBr rs
pHa'ion 90 TIC heat, hicruu DRY cough Vleutac pstps
crupliOu' rEl,u.'ic paine il uie POINTS &C Ht Chap
man saAs THAI 'ryvr} srrffy Of Nofz is
ofsin AMI suppoU i 'tssk snd drprsy,d coadfsu OF
uc di-~iivc organs. Again be- spNs, can an sa,,s ot
diminished sifcurth and CuSrtaiuu faHs however
r,lucci. and specially f iHr otro Share u tts dyaii
"a ed soie Ne NAV 900 cld .uspcct tuuif c1tJsnssut
speedy general ur Cr,-uft observe. .it cannot h,
douhiri thar Woak -s'c ni thC digestive organ. b. thai
iitl Wur. 1aIij lra' tu the production 81 woffhs
~ Nunt remarks, 't'rc is space lr tuafo,
Hlni iu ace noic uf treating Tins complaint Worms
ne largest Nurm- uuuur~i fuuNblN found uust o.
punu1 boo Young people icrOus ot weakly of iuoi-s
'ir ht, uddispcrttc bshs and hence our dst ius,,
'"H rH9uid le 90 Nlus.c thv sNsicl generally aud tc
riorsoh AVID tn'csurrs rsrtirulsfl1."
Toe rruety tn NuirI We ,eoad cali the attention az
TIC public s enc which hgs pruV - successful tnt nu-
te Ahd isHutcrsaly aCktuw icrcd by 30 " Do have
iod M to o Gar suurfut o. utr it,,iir uc ever ,
p"Nta DOB aif'sss iof which % fcranii ended IA t,t
oA destroys " nrus aud igofetcs the vhne sy.',.
o' di--vs aud carrcs OF abe supershundan slime or
uu,Vs trri acnt go the stomach aud lowci- OF rin
dtru, "te c-pve a'i, thosr n had health The ,,,ru.
inrus tDc Ted 81 ur- m which Worms produce Their
:" remain n tc body. u baru-s u itr eject. on M.
- stem, et tr health ofthc patient ALWAYS tnlu,t
~ ga ure even Whom uu worms arc dtsruNcrui.
JOHN WINNER 4 60.
sole Ufopficiurs Tor thc q r.
Tor sS'c by PRYOR & fAlLt, Druggists. WA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-16
CUANCEU,
L I 10 d.a. ~ g in ma. - = eDroSA .pDros A.,

= OTIS H. ", ~ and ~ ~ t-rpror a., = . ,,., L b.
- 20 SuAEfa 81 Bass SrcrK ' ~
urNa D." VIC lnini dccrce sic ~ the irrt,t s,,.
ti"f tVuft of Law add CHANGER, h,f Cgbi,, .g,.,,,
~, oa' 81 June l-it. n tbc three suits tu ~,
,tif toiWcgp JkNEs bAEEs complainant ana 49,,
1 FntupAt uffFS defendants. and Tu. ~ -
= ~ ~ RNNi's hkNh a. NuEELIS0 complaiuapt ,nA
irNAtl NIrith aff'- Httus and ApvfNt.rr,F.., -,
a. ~. H'i'ia'u's. Hnd Josiah Fox complainant .,d
lr1 - 'rgtut A. ~ snNtsisEEAfoR aud f,fu,r s,
u@"l-, VIZ, en- NuNps1 the rwrNn1 rtr .t -, =, So
~ l ~ r' % pnhic auction ai the frurt 5,or -
' ,"''it 'N-c or tntp county the tons uutl er,t ~
20 n "'d -, .a,1cftvru eighteen t,ycHt, ,i-t, -
$500 "i"'. % troe4'aNs sddiiIou ca de t,,, "A y
~ httn Row Esrt "t t- city rNhurIiuc. srd ~. ~
.At 81 "' inc eaHrai siuck ~ she ssid Nefsbsf.s -
hsmk, W tich = ourcd 10 the said isrset "
oVgfah M ths tuuc ~ hts death ' 's'"'a ~
,s w. lsrh rurchsscr 90 paw ten pcr cent In hand
tn Nh t'hgr so Three equal inst ailments es.b i,-
N''' go iofu tr tst ~ sslc. and "a, al, ,s,iA-
n slA Twelve and eighteen month, from ttst a.
Uh tood -feurttt o. De- etvpN ~ each ruf,lr- 60 III,
ofirfr'f Ws' eifctts and me tu'e to iI,r . W
retained until pas urent iu f,in F''fNH u te
sh2 D. JOHN a Eorg ,,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-16
TRUST SALE

L ifrSuanco of deed Of tutsi from Elijah G. Jeaers
~ e"n 'ha'l"uc MS wife, Ca ne, dated December "a
- sad ice"fded m the ticrks ofcc of tIgc Count,
'"u'' car bhi" county, ~ deed tok No - pace AL
rs ON Saturday, th" s6lh daN of Srp,elf iSt6 sell
~ fNilo "lett"n u the highest test bidder Al the
'front.' door 81 tie Court House tot OHIO County the ,I
living "o~cfiitd property, viz Lots M. and Is ia
VIC oafc No :, snd undivided half OF lots No =
a az rquarv No. p the general plot uf the aI,t
lnn 'sd ou' bN Fsluucl SpTgr aud John Richie To tia,
PAT 81 az" CITY Of Wheeling called south " heciuP
~"Iii"n y commonly called Ruchieiown
nc NnNc property VIII he sold ou the follow in /,
"'h'-. w. TWO hundred dollars. together With an A
mount snhctctt o paw al aud eharres vii H. 70
9u"ed 9" ~ pad az tas, tho remainder ~ three eousl
'uuN p meals tho interest to - raid quarterly Sep.
i"l's io ne given f~f principal aud interest 10 H. -
'utcd 10 lhe satisfaction ot tic trustee.
WIN stso sell az tic time aud nser hot No 4.
N i"s' W bcriins corner oi john and Fiih streets
'''"H' Ss7h aug % DAN'L 4. List Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-16
rO MERCHANTS. PnYstCIANs.~n
OIHENs

70 pr - 49, tlhEE teeTs esr.- sHffF rf 81 -, a.,
- ~ L'l.f-. az rsanftnrnt ~ NpUl,' ~ ~
s951ff 'N 49, lis. fAtNTs OILS Ci'tse 20
. .'.'r- nIN Ei'f saf. ffriHsn a., 49,.
even ltFe ola u.sf Hrt if.oad t.i .'r,i. ii 80
" .t.ta.H ..f Nfi.fa Hi '..s taai. ~ wv '..''
Nal taiH..fn.. a..uns t.kI.e iHr -r.-e. 80 -
",t '..f iu.Il Hff II..ll..iit s.ae.....f e'r 80
it ""f'f ffi..H's.If 81 srf t.st LIZ. ~. . g..
rH.-t.,.f f... ~ " -'"fo. ff Pow aariar 49,.
a.'f h.I ntHt ali.f. N..I..'--- .
I NsPcs. repfrr. tI.-.
e .."HD ft.uu afH fItfr Nsr.'.ar.. a.. ..H her
..H.'. '' "a. ai 90 aIara Do, !. s.s 4. ~ !, go
lt..s nfei .,aft ~ u.s sss .s, .,
ti,, O. isf.t't s1rrari-l....
IL. 49,. H.e ~ ai s. 20 truts urf q. .-. .
e.H.s .I' Hrp sfos F.a"t.Ic uf se !
T ~ u nrt rsrf artt. d
I......r ~ t.. I'd, . ,. N. N GORDON
Ht tE ne pa. f
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-16
LOUIS OFFON GOELICKE
or GERMANY.
TIIB GREATEST OF HUMAN BENF.
EAf"TORS

GIIlLENs or NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICA
- II" LOT ~ OfFoN GoELfCKFM o. Of Germany
.iofoi" ifonrs THE impcTishahlie honor Of adm, .
~" Nd tRf'iors nocrEINE 10 the Science Medicine
q dncTtue wAich, though vehcmcniy opposed b, Ii, a
w OF ths Faculty lof which he valuable ,,eu,lr
pc r'es 20 ie a. wei founded truth ~ auy me
!" h"iN NtU-a doctrine, upon She VcrNcttt 81 which
suspended the lives ofour race. which lie todl,
,"seees Ms opposes to Telutc viz. CoNsVNp1ioN A. .
pee 80 ttWsN~ o.cssIoNEp ~ a nfsoHulErn t,fr a.
va ~. VIZ tos ldrE fuNcIrLH) o. ruE urN.S ro.
~ -ti-f eFrhN sFtElrL1 trEEtSG ~ rnr sYs1tu rop
'hARss hli ogE rhEEg g. iEAsr COMPLAINT al ,pV
- SOS t-l.-ANp NnirU NAY cEKrsINtg 4foroH
sol a 0li'Ai ctHfh, - coNuoN roLp on A SIMPLE
HEADACHE. An tnNaua'ly precious ,iocfri flis :. "a
ar prectous lesson Ga the srrssFNriy nr Tyy n
n'h sAcs teaching them tia; this urkinz foe sy e
~ "" served inmate q ticir 'eiAyey house, even
WI u"l imagine themselves secure from ns attack
l. sthin- Them that TIiE GREAT SECRET IN srUE
MI nf lRESERNlNG HEALTH ~ no PIIrC'K
~ - niSiASI WHILE IN THE BLADE. AND Nor
N,tti Till TIE ~ Li.GROWN EAR
his INDUSTRIOUS tencfHcur 81 man A. at-s spti,ics q,
oht nhie2hed gratitude and the eraffuJe Of a ,,,.ls
Ipi we invention ot bis MATChLESS SAN ATM
VIZ, neeihg al may justly claim Tor % sneh ttie
-'h'e u hs- - st-ray tfiuurisd over Our rrrs- -,
mon ,heluy IL CONSt MPIlUN. iotb In 49, 6f., "a
~ "a H. medicine which las tborutrhl fii,d
w w ~ We MNcria Medica. aud thereby rcvcS
..l'' nc l toN2ttEuE o. FuysItls~sF I = ~,
i,' w Whlch an mankind wiHhave sbtlndsnt r1. A.
, 80, 'ie ,tnsheeni hand ora kISB psotiuExrr.-ap-s
uI.., WiHse .w0ndfous virtues have heen eiov-tury
even ~ some % our clergy boz their pssinrsl
- 20 we siek ehsHier. ~ which means he, 90,
80. -. ,sfPf instruments 20 changing desfs,0defey
~, .ieAncss INTO health. and The sadness of friends
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-16
~ Is-E q AZ AA-Il ..II.r -


w Triumphant. Cure follows cure ia H. victorious
career.
DAYTON February I,h. Ist5.
MI. w Nhiimoro-l'caf Slr-As you the re-ti.
Tar sttlufiSet asrut in Dayton for the Of pt Wrs
tar. Bsssm q Wild Cherry take tii- ne,hOi OF maj
ing statement Of fsc,sto you (Which hope win 10
published To the world m reference almost mirAcu.
Dassut
Language fis 10 describe the sau,ary effects 1, prou
oe, aud the great loneii derived from IL use
The citizens "f DAYTON aud vicinity well reroilect
that ON the eih Of August last received serious ininry
from the eNpos Ton Of cann.n. \ portion OF H. con
is entered my right side and breast and prubabi
Wy some fragments spintcrs OF the ramrod pass,.i
through she "piura," aud pierced lhc lungs
Ntms criies' STAGE, messenger despatched to
Cincinnati, aud oechFscd physician OF thai civ Ma
consulted. When he was made ACQUAINTED With M, -,
1aton he remarked thai. nothing could 10 done hy Ue
THROW offthc disease.
My friends now dcSpaired of my recovery. and had
earthly ground 81 hope to survive ,panv d.,,s r,
iunatcy tth, junoiure saw one OF nr WisisY, r,,
pes, entitled fsmly Medical Guide or Treatise on
Consumption of Tie Luuss." AL hal on-p SrsTd .,
dying n,cu catching at staws and fen lie soin @ 49,
self iy the consent OF my PITY iscians cent To You for
tys OF TIE medicine described, viz WisArs BAsAm
OF W I'D Cherry, which relieved nimrdiacIy A0e,
lad used some i've SIX BOTTLES far recovered =. Ia
80 up anu S.oul. Ny cough ceased and my lungs
Ics"'ed To- healthy siaieail from tie healing ard tal
my influence and powerful virtues % Wstars
Were from the external injury received 4, M,
shoulder and arm, by The explosion fe confident thaf
m,sht have Ten working at NY trade (Which - Hack
ly exposure, have since several severe cold,
aud my only rcucdy hs- hccn tie Balssm. And now
h-t cordially tecommcud the Wi-tsrr RairAn
Ia all who are afflicted with Colds Coughs or Liver Com
Eieni-. consider u an invaluable nedicine-A TEA
messing 10 The world Any person desiring further an
formation may call on al any ti,.c Yonf, a.
CHRISTOPHER n. SMITH
City uf DAYTON
montgomery %. Stale Ohio
subscribed and To- lclorc nc A Justice nj thc
Peace, tins ilth dag of FEBRUARY ist5 ~
EBENEZEI FOWLER.
~ lestimonf OF three highly respectable citizens OF
hsl ton, iu confirmation onhe AiuVr . M
Nc,thc undersigned lcins Intimately a. n
VIZ Smilh' and having SEN and watched over him t..
t'p u"tnr hs late ueS-. do not hesitate 10 sav that
we foregoing 10 ~ no means exaggerated .tarneut
lot is entitled To tuu credit.
tSisncdJ \. L.. stout,
}. ~. ~. HpIiSpN
g., HENRY n. SMITH.
Sold ~ Wheeling Nv PRNOK PAIL 81
CRI MsACkER, Druggists ian q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-16
TRUST SALE

n pursuance ~ deci 81 trs, from John Pries, % ,c
n 'aed di' 2 i~ts ard recorded the CierK. ~, -
80 ~, "Hn'' c"urt for Ohio county. deed noot -
p"t ~ Wfl. "u trtdat, the leth dsy Of S.prn,i,
" - sen 81 puitc auction AZ the ffoni door ~ tbo ro,
Nn-' '' 'hi" e"uut' tic follow tue deSerod prosrt
" WI llF -uh lat, ui Lot No -, Main sirtsf and
snnH ~lae e" ie ass opposite Washington street ,n he
rN ~ i neg, icing abe properly f1rmeriy ,,rr
pd ~ rSid J"hu iftec in hs hic time together "a a. t
apRuflchenc's AND rights belonging 50 the same
l'fh-s OF SAFE ASH, selling trustee vYu rouVc,
such ltle a. is vested boz i,y rs aid deed 81 Trust
arg y lkEbEBtCk MOXfER Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-16

t s.s,s W tec-lng every morning 81 7o.rio~k ar
-, Or, 30 I'LL, NELISNfLLE& PTrTSRU EGTI.
snn'eiiiF ~ S'eutcuvile With daiiv nsiitos ttr,,t
','n 20 Cleveland a. Weiisyiue win NeH Wee i
NouLern and Eastern SisF.s 81 ' Wv "''''
de9f paws every attention % the safety ,sd
"uiet' 81 as-ehtefs has tu tle lsst ~ a. -
c"ecies, saief and faithful dfiVsss s,s s,is -
A. ! itf sents ard e s-spre- he travelling r,,h
a., VIZ uhd this ihe eiscaJst and essiest rosie
lst 'n w heeiinE on Wsisr street end aoof sts,.
ts ~ NV = koHERrs A GO. Ffupftst5ss
". y. 80 uSsuN, Aren't
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NOTICE


Ut %" W. tNhEk1 COMPANY arc streIar, al.
=. ti'rir 90 a ftrsuNkt tNfEnVttse V,st 49, -,
e"u oii'trs. VITO inay welt tfsc rit, 80 ~
'",e ehlhis We rfo-fni sess,p. Tie tulnpsn, 49,, ~
~ y" "Tef NfsFf frFNrrr iNnrtrur~f. h. ,.-f.
"hp Hsl ~ disru-si 90 ad Afetts ~ ,i,.., -
riite - htrh can o. much trttcr ,tf.t
in ftfenHN interview thaa o, letter 't''''''
q ne uH.ce at Nn. a. John stfe.f ,e =, -
oHfrant q cert - ~ si'ihf zoe
1'-uid eos 'ns fe-ifs sn tgrusv Vie -srpot en- h..
eft'n, 'ii.f cen siiaffss o. nali r,.sf Dad '- w
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-16
MARBLE AND FRFFSTONF.

IE subscriber, thankful fot form cr avors ~oi,es al
Those WANTING suy thing his line io zee him icfirc
purchasing escw here. lie ., and Wil D. receiving
n"' =" 81 an te various Kind of marble ordered which
tcfcief IN hs former stock De Wtn c A. co 4 and
eatTiarc. allowing tiay Wa,. tor vorknv lie Iss
no. on hand and making MANTLES. MpNI MENTs
ltMhS hsAp and foor ~ various Sirc- and Vafterns
anu a. least ter per cent. clva than piT, uT.h Or
o'ir addressed f 'ur 'he Post Otcc any 81 our Com
mlss"n House Thankfully received and promptly sus
~" 10 Nny luh costing Ssa. charge Tor lettering
MltnNtL kOhAN MSTtAc 4 fTesS;onc Worker.
street, " bvcltug, Va. ic "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-16
HoBENSACK'S INDICATED
WORM SYRUP


4 ~ = brought leforc She people sid made Known
u"i"t 70" wofid that ~ b. 40. greatest vurnt DESTROYER
~ ne ss N.o thai 30 i- cuireiy v~-eis'lc produe
ti"n. snd that n rainiur uot.s,.,v hirh "a ,e,.
Len tutressri 10 fthC wutn dcs roy ing vrnders
oFef or" Or two cctifrse- to COM inee ths "a
l'sl ond TO show H. decided cccts In cusfmiuatins
wotus.
SrErNe C,HpfN. March :. istS
Mc..rs. y. A g.. = iiolfi.sck -tcntlsmer 4 ma,
,iSn ,rid iis Testimonial concerning sour invsns
daughters ch,d now - T. months 10. lecn .,re Al
IiS'rd MN Norns causinv daily tie severe snd
tng pains - fitts ~, would TO- anust sutte
and zee ctly unmanS-calc would tin ur and down M,
t"'r. Ntd knock be- SET a-afnsi me- vsf
For lone tufe We wen, i-n0f4rt IN tr ~,. !, ic,sb
icing pressed th i, ieoi iAoi orIus were te cause
We commenced giving several fuolirircs Co. such com
iatnt Nom Wur'i 90. child dofSc l.brGt " ha'rter
Is nH Tor "t youfsc sire col ~ ~. IT, end
re-" or 'h' y nihoms ~ such complaint Aecidcp'sl.
Ia ceiling lII uf Circular. I'VE ,tcr, induced
o. tn N"u medicine We had not uss-i hut few dsvs
LNi''' Efca' ul1A worms were brought from hrr one,
u -t' t7rh"- n custb and -ovral ,ar,ue An sirc 'o
"n" io four niche. nee, scared, add thai It's child
e. -neyait relieved aud that u, isi,,f. a.. -. ned
N' - cent nuttc ~ Nuur Worm SNrun. sle - now en-
ur'y urr Com iiu-'' isrv.sipv ia ~. slrt J,ipr
i'fl h" ~ would Pc unkiHdue-s uis mart ~ ~ ith
"" ,,it mos unh"st ainr, recommend your Aieii
ta'fd N"p tfp medicine poSs.-~s nr suer e,c.i
''n' 4'''''ies No} respectfully.
'ii'. 'i ~, '"si 81, harslNu 81 dolr below brown.
~, fiutAprLHua. NAV 25. lao.
N'>'l'. - \ g. = Hoicusark -t'rnilcuicn. have
i'' Toy r'c nme usiuF Nouf hermitage M NV practice
and a." happy 4" ssy 90 hsnds has succeeded To Us
ntcri'Hs 80 ~ ttN iu.iit. uy ronfdcno. IN N. a..
,,'. ',' 81 very 49, - prers,s',ens ~
No "a. Souih street
ffcns-od only by }. N.S. G. \ HOBENsACK. \. r..
e''h'r ~ Ncroud aud Ioafcs srcrs phsacirbs pt,re
- trus ger lutfio \ literal Il count mate a. a, -
4, JoEl. HobENSACk. holcsa'o AGENT
" .li"s ''ft.s bcluunt county. Ohio.
AF'ul~ iu Whovhnr.--NaH a SON So,tb lVb,,i rr
Jcps"u Grocer. Market street. ans n n,