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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-20

SLKNDkR -. Although This is en-ofIence
punishable By law; at is one OF those often
ces for which the criminali is rarely araigned
before The courts. while the victim often sui,
fers more deeply than by theft fraud or even
personsl assaults that are almost always con
demned and punished. II Is therefore an OF.
fence that is the meaHest aud mes, dishon.
orabie, one for hich The offender should be
punished least, by exclusion from honora.
bic society, and the finger Of seoru pointed
al HIN wherever I've goes. We have been
lead'to ii,s remark by the explanation of ia
cidents that have occurred m this county
frorrauthority that wc look upon as unques
tionabss.. In tlis case an individual ha,
sought eagerly, by private SANDER 10 traduce
the characters Of both ladies aud gentlemen
and To bias the. minds OF the people in the
neighborbo0d against them We have beer
requested by scyeral OF the parties Injured {,
publish statement OF The facts in the case
but have declined doing SO, because it woul,
have involved the case in a long coulrovers,
that would be onpleasautio all parties.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-20

There IS great excitement at Detroit in re-
laliuu 10 the explosion OF the oakland County
Bank. Mr. Irurs,iuil, the owner, has prom.
isd 10 aPPfopriste his private propertyto the
payment Of lbc bills The Bank assets hav,
been assigned 20 ID. Stuart aud n. Lawson.
the Latter Cashier OF tbs Bank. Public meet.
nigs lave been called ia DstrOit aud Pontiac
to Obtain redress Tor the losses occasioned by
Ihis failure. The meeting was called ct Pom
uic N mthcr significant style, as follows.
10 rnC vlcTiAs.--All persons who have
brCu robbed by the fraudulent assignment al
the OSkland County Bank ore rcqucs,ed d
meet forthwith ~ front OF the late institution
30 de,ise aud take measures Tor the futuTs
protection of ihe community against qcnfeel
thieves and robbers,
PCTigc, Oct. z, 1si6.1
Tie meeting was heidi. bat az the earnest
pleading IT Geo w Wisncr, ONE OF The ID;
Wctoss oi inc Bank. Il adjourned I,nmedi
1irly iheraiier wandnt was sent out ag.,iusl
Irueslail, and be was arrested.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-20

PAUPER BMlGRANrS.-- Thirty.seven
Germans, from Berlin, consisting Of eleven
men, ten women aid sixteen children, have
ssrived at Bangor, Me-, in vessel from 81.
Thomas. They went 10 81. Thomas in Ham
burg brig. in company with thirteen Others.
having been induced to abandon their native
land by hopes which werc held out TO them
that their condition would be better by emf.
grating 10 the Musquito Shore Nearly three
thousand dollsH oi funds we've swindled from
them by the knayes who induced them Ia ,,,,.
igrate' aud they arrived at ST. Thomas des1i.
tuic and iriendlcS. The citizens Of that +.
land contributed sbOut seven hundred dolia,s
ioT their relici, airi they sailed Tor Ban or In
ihe hope oi obtaining some asylum In This
country They deposited IN the hands of ,be
City Council OF ilIat city all the money which
Was gwen ihcm At 81. Thomas, to constitute
luid Tor thc purchase 81 land, on which t,,
lO'lld colony, "a that neghborhood S.v.
en- OF ihe men arr mcchanics-two shoe ,,,.
hers, one wOoJ-turner one blacksmith ono
mason, ant one gardener They ar, rsnortsi
10 ~ healthy, temperate, and intelligent. and
Mcif cas- prtsnts another evidence of G,.
hearilsssiiess aDd want OF honesty i'm some ~
ue lowign passenger agents. who will go.
pc AZ 40 deception iu 0nler to max, u,on,,
onioi Che ignorant - Boston Daiiy Adr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-20
STOCKUNG

ARANuF ACTORY-Jol,r gsts,, h.. ,,.,.., I. a..
- ntac,nss 81 WOODEN Hose % ~ drsrrilaiofs so1
sitesf on Main slFcet Wheeling fetg dnpys ,s,,t =,
ne lt4Da Hotel where fhs public can b. suptlif 4 m
wth'et Hose a reduced prices or cash re ylft ~
sieni"n 81 the p1tiic 60 examine h. stoet of $3.50,
Gfsiss ard Coisfs. ''N :" VARIOUS
Having been Engaged IN, ihs htsibess 81 s,eet i, -
Nisg f's We Ief 10 yeafs, uid having owe 81 t,e ia -
llsr ~ eaf ing. De has no besitainn ln feropo,s
W. 'N ~ 'e'''8 'he fcfy trst tusi can o. produced
-, Join ECkHAET.
:. . 80 Nam ~ opposite The \ ~ Rapk ON,
~ ~ Tie WiH hereafter keep 81, hand 4 s,,., .,,,.,
oct 20. $50.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-20
TIKI TELEGRAPH -.rb. Co.,. ,r

THE TELEGRAPH The storm NJ Tho.
Issi has deanged The Telegmphic lines f,,n.
y. YORK 90 Boston. irtin New York 10 Al,,o.
rom Philadelphia 10 New York aot C.'yy
bal'tnorc 60 Philadelphia. The OIL, III
Enown To b. ~ opration are. bstvee, ri
nu'o'e ant Washington, and lptwcen PHI.
dclp'iia snd Lancaster. D''''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-20
o. 80 York Enprc., on Ttnrlnr 49,,

The New York Express Of Thurlay after
noon says;
One OF Our pfomincnt Booker has returned
if'in washington, having ollie red Ia leiid. Eor
Nauois capitalists, tie auOuut the Secretary
wanted one pledge Of 1ressary notes bsafiDy
an inteVest oi six per cent--fhis ii,e Secre
tafy declined. and says DE shall draw lis tfca
sufy notes beaung az interest Of 1--we pcrcent.
which be Will send TO TIC dishursing ofhctJs
lof distnIiilOn, and then let them take thc,r
chaucc Tor circulation
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-20
POST OFPTCE.-

~ THIS Office - The largest di-srth.t,nu On, . .
believed, m ie lnlon- The renders the coc.t .,i
employment vfsh assistants neccassrv Tfe Wc-,~,n
Mail from Washington 10 the whole OF ,h,o ,s.,,. M,
tibuied here. 'Fs' ~"
ARElyAI. AND DEP ARTr RE or THE u\tt AZ.
The WHEELING PtlS'r VI FIt.E "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-20
HEIGHT AND WEIGHT or NrN

- hhiuhi AMI EIGHT OF MEN. -
The average height of Europeans at birth. is
generally ~ inches, female children bsing-of
less size ln the proportion OF $50 to $50. la
each OF the twelve years after birth. one
twelfth Is added TO the stature each YEAR
Between the ags OF IL aud 20, the grnw tb of
the body proceeds much more slowly aud
between the ages of - aud 25, when the
height OF the body usually attsins is maxi
mum, u Is still further diminished. This
point being reached, il is found that the m
crease Is about 81 times greater than at the
periodic OF birth In old age, the height OF the
oody decreases on the average about three
inches. In general, the height varies less in
women OF different countries than men.
There is a difference in the weight Of ,exes
both ct birth aud infancy The average
weight oil . mile child at birth is about z lbs
aud OF a female child only about 60 lbs. The
weight N newborn infant decreases for the
iirst three OF four days after birth, and il does
not sensibly commence to gain weight until
II Is week old. AT the cad OF the first wear
The child Is nearly three times as heavy a.
when II WAS born. Al the age of seven wears
II Is twice as heavy as at the end OF the first
year, AMI at Ii years old It's weight is qua,Iru-
! pied. The average weight of each sex is
nearly the same at the age of twelve, but al
ter that period, taking individuals 81 the same
! age, the females will be found TO weigh less
Than males. When the weight of lic body
has reached It's average msKimuIn, IL is about
nheteen times heavier than al the
! time OF birth. The average weight OF men is
about 30 lbs, and OF women about ] IL lbs.
OF adults, without distinction OF sex, about
! 40 lbs. In case OF individuals of both sexes
who are under the height Of 4 feet q inches,
females are somewhat heavier thsn men bnt
\ IL above this height, men weigh more than
women. Men attain their ussxiSuurn weigh,
about the ege OF forty. sad women at or neal
Tue ags OF fifty: Al the age Of sixty both the
one and the other usually commes,ce loosioy
their weight. aud the average weight ~ cd
persons OF either sex is nearly The same a. Ell
nineteen years OF age.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-20
NEW JEwEuRY.

ItST received the dsy form the Ea va cfy the
most fashionable Jewelry consisting OF Lsdlc>' Eo
large Pms with Topaz, Canoes. Amsihisi Aequa ma
Tne Garnet, rcasi, jet aud other scis ne Topaz
ana Garnet Rtseciss, CsReon. JET and stone
DO Iisin. Chased. Engraved and Jet Ear kiurr Ear.
hhrs whh Topaz Aascthist aud Gold drops Enancicsl
~" fstcfy VARSITY of ufeVt Plus inf Gcnts GOOD a.
sottnsctd 90 shirt studs. seevc ard neck buttons t.
PLAIN and sei rings. good s>sof,,senI,
Oct ~. JOHN BISHOP 10 Main =,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-20
MBUMEN-A cue Jor Tie Dy.eate,y

NBUMEN-A Cure toy tie Dyseatery.
--1fhc following is translation Of recipe
lor The cure % This complaint. which wss
published BY this physicians OF Spain in tl,e
Gslsttes Of Madrid during lslO.
Pl.pdn daGglitoI Albuaien. by lsk;sg
uIe whites oi forty eggs or more. aud alteF
whipping hem well swectcn the eone n n.
"sslfy wiu1 smol portion of double rnG
met white saggr. let ilis patient drink lsrre
an'tle- Of iiiis repeatedly, inasmr,b 81 n,
hi his st9mach. administering clystcr, of ,i,e
Fiiac as often as pOs,ibie The patient rsgs,
main'ap a total abstinence from diei of am,
MO. iu . lew hoi'Ss the pain " ill alsstc and
10 hours ihe discase " VI ,i.,o,,.,,, N 1, ~.
mo-, q will b. sure 70 diapeesr in r. 49,.
provided the psuent wpeot che dfanoht. -
usual
The addition y Few dso,s Of onpr.
AJweT wsicfi j. bigldy beneficial
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-20

Ti'e District papers say that the Chese.
Peahe and Ohio Caual was not in any way in.
jured by tie rain OF Tuesday
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-20
PROPOSALS.

MFlLL 10 received 81 Rirts,t a. 49,. 49,.
.,-,sN rstfaaT. iiic isth lua - y q y ~, 80.
- ~ ~ % flfeasas safrgs ~ ti,a 80, "a fvf'.,
~ iiie Ladders % o. a. 1at il.i~ s..s it,.,s n
W I,ft tong Fog farther rem siliss. - ia y
s.,t5s JOHN HAMILTON
'ttUHtn tpru on r ifg iirrti
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-20

The New Odeans Picayme says
We are sory 20 say that the accounts from
Mu'amoras represent lhat city - exceedingly
sickly. The admissions TO the hospitals were
at last accounts laI,le and increasing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-20


PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION. The
Philudelphs Pennsylvania, (thc leading Lo-
cufoco jOurnel OF that CRY } has the following
editosisi acknowledgment
TtiE RESULT IN PENNSYLVANIA.
A. the neSs from the different counties of
thus Slate. ~ the election vi Tuesday, is Grad
naiy received, all parties are ansz,zl--the
Democrats at their almost unmarried had luck
aud Tie Wings At successes of which they had
never dreamed. Thrnc j. .iio merit in deny
ing aucica, 50 overwhelming, however il NAV
rave been Produced. Some OF our strongest
cou'i'ses have been .swsyeo from their propri.
ely; Others have given mejorities on but part
cl The Democratic ticket; some have voted
most OF the Wing ticket but Canal Commits.
sioner; Others have made the Canal Commits
sloner the prominent object Of their opposi.
uou. There Is hardly single county vet
heard irom, in which We eau ba said TO .'hola
our own, save Philadelphia county. Thisis
The condition oil things as il now occurs 10 us
and II Is this whieh gives TO our opponent,
sufficient inducement lor oxidation.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-20
NEW AND CHEAP
DRYli,0nDSFI

Tz FORGE MestURRAy Is now ot.-,,,. :, a.. 49,
- r"on' % Mafhei ~ioarc. si,endid sfurk OF fs,rx
sna s'srie 10y ''"oas Al uncv,ncniy low prizes 10 which
r nDlce of his ctsioners are rcsserty s,I,,,,, -.
for oei'le'ncn s'sisr wool byrd Black Preach e,.th.
." Beaver
=. Brown, olive and t,rccy,
for .airs c'oass. tayrcd do Black fancy s,,,. -.
cadet aud ~t, niNcsi ssntss, super .ir,v- t.r 80
plain satin t'ravatS silk. -
For the Ladies' super tradn s,cf cashmere rche~ MA
so'ofed cas- hncre do, sk wssP and fancy ssrs ApsSa
thitct rot, psiH cs shsws heavy hset re i~
cinbotfcsc'i, shaded mofinves black and other eocrs
norecIs ior ieiics weaf Ind ~ mum aud u.s. thfcs
lace, PacA eSshmrs and Lun,bs wool bosc aucy hon
sprrhaek. brown ARID sszc eoof,a ladies' Ma r,sy
-iradi a~-ofitet black. white and ed nssr ,nn sr,s
EsrisiNn and other Gin<hAas Ood aSortnenf fsn u,,
az eoi9's siiriip-s iLcdct sud brown with so,.i y,
AlSO super CurIr'vdrg ul'rrih * Young IvxS, r. :.
- DANG CHuien Mofa Snousltonr do suus -,
java s.d eic cohcc for sale ny GEO McsiURRtY.
ot D. Market SPAR.
STlbL TWENTY-FIVE FIR CENT CHEAPER
- nan before ofif-cd tl,ls Msrket--W. GOOD
eCi has si received his stuck of fs wintrt nv
s.''. which lave icen pnrfhas-d 20 sell under tlir
es lcogc purchasing elsewhere hc ecis assare that
>" WIN meet with Subtraction. 40 Oct ~.
II EBATE on si.kvERYA-A fresh supply Of Rice
ard f'r sale hy JOHN H. THOMSON Union a.
TsAMILy GROCERIES 50 nesf Tongues OF .upori.
- or quality, Iurt received aud tor sale hy
oe' WOODROW ssi Main street.
GREAT BARGAINS. sENsENEY a RiIoDFs. Dc.
- sir"as % ciosing gu, iler stock 81 ca.hes shu-
Saws Muslin DC ians len from Last season will cell
them OIL ot calico pscs Gan soon fos We are deter.
mined "a seii thssn fot whatever they win lTins
October 10. lsf6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-20

sllih 70 h,rsilsr o tle ~ }1Imsna q a. are =,
aersd "a pars1c on s~<0sasr tbs s4sH maj !, !,
ors'- for nspseilon and H,n. fan ~ dessi,ss -
roft from u,s eoanisHdaat of esfh com Inv slosis
nninfr 81 asa Tie pufsl - and - ~ ,h- k
and aee"utrenents Ia bus possession tlr>r rcpsr,. n,
u isd etoss The nceissntal Cort 81 En4nsy n,,h 80
Li;lei; Aasss WuFAr, GEO. W. cLurfER. y
80. - Atjutante
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-20
LAYING 1T BARE.

The Weston Convention sOlemniy resoly ci
"that the refusal ol the last legislature TO gan,
90 the oiiizeIts Of this region the poor boon OF
making Through their own country By rnEIR
owS MEANS, a roilreod to enable them to tran.
sport 10 market their sSrpti,s produce, WAS an
&C, OF injustice and oppression unparalleled in
the history OF legislation.
Nh, Jones. late President, pro tenn. OF the
Boh. d Ohio II. II. Company, in his letter
ol the 9Th October, 1916, to the Hon. Lewis
McLanc says; During The last winter Tie
citizens both of VIRGINIA and PENNSYLVANIA
feeling deep interest in The erteHsioa Of ne
read TO the ohio river through these states
made earnest appeals to liIeir respective legis
latuIes tor RIGHT oFwAy.'
The Weston convention resolved further
that u'e Legislature will not persist ia ,eIu.
sing oar reasonable application 10 the ncA4
Legislature 10 pass an act to charter a compa-
ny TO construct rsil road from some point on
the Potomac above the mouth of the South
Branch lhence 10 point Ohio ri,er not fur
ther south than The mouth of the Little Kan
ava nver."
lhc Annual report OF tho President aud dl-
rectors OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company Of tins year, says, The proceedings
Of numerous convention OF delegates from
the Northwestern counties OF The State OF Viz
gina, recently held at Weston, Lewis county,
would appear TO encourage these eApccia-
consolidating to the expectation" before
expressed ''that by means Of the legislation OF
the State Of Virginia, they 1.-THE bcsrdl msy
yet be ena bled TO prosecute the. main stem Of
Tnkm ROAD 20 some eligible pom, on the
ONO riveT within that State
While our Pafkersburgh friends act upon
the assumption that they are merely asking
the .'Poor boon" ofmaking raiInOad "by their
own means" il is rather cpel for t.McIane
and Ms. Jones 10 lay thrs innocent piece OF
hyrocracy SO bare They OF Palkersburgh and
Weston miehtwell call it poor boon il the
Legislature permitted them to have such a
railroad only asthsy could construct by their
own means and especially if il were 10 do no
busiacss except 10 transport TO market their
surplus produce.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-20
LOOK OUT,,
WATER sr. CHEAP CASH

CLOTHING STORE:
Second door blioa0 the United States Hotel
Iphefiiap Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-20

GREAT FIRE AT COLUMBUS. GEO
NEARLY FOUR BLOCKS OF Bull.
DiNGS DESrROYED'a
Fr1aa tse 4hascogse Dcmoerat@-E riro
sh isd., y. "a
We havetO record another tats,t dezoiating
Visitation 10 our bcaatiui cts. by saeaas ol
rirr' whieh broke out this morning about ! L
O'CLOCK IA The blacksmith shop OF Marcus ID
JOINS, on OSi.thorpe street. a door or two
from tire corner oi ST. Clair street. aud la
the rySr oi the Cit Hotel.
ilerc was a strong wind prevailing al the
time irotn the eastward. wiki h communicated
IN a tnr immediately 10 the livery stable OF
Mr.. @anss Sullivan. kept by Mr.. Bradford
GA The sonth. and Che corner building on the
noriA, occupied 81 The Messfs. Rer,ls aud
S1itod aud Love, a. Gin nlsnuiactory and
carPenten shop. Thence Il sprvad with IA.
rspiaits oi lIgluning towards Brosd street--
laying waste the Cits .Holvl.lhe Market House
siidsliierw ir'le oi that square, except the old
Ihrdtse bulldhlgon Crawford street, the Foun.
dfy cot Ne-srs. Jsnneys' and a small house on
thc corner below
Vast inanuiies OF goods were removed
inio ibc nidslie oi Broad street from the bull.
dingson the Fast silc and were ,nany ol them
consumed where they were piled 10.
The Fire then crossed Broad street cosnn,u.
nicinng by the iptense heati the store -house
oi ihr AlcssIs. Sariwcllsau MnA. Calhoun's
whence ~ sPead right and left us well as west.
ward, 10 Trout, downto Crawioul, excepting
ouy the dwelling OF Me. Fountain, on the
corner OF ST. Ciaira and Front streets.
Ranging downward across crau lorl street.
the desounng element swept the old Colun,-
bus Hotel ,and all that block of buildings boun-
died. By Bnosd, Font. Cniwioni and Thomas
streets alsO.lhe buiIdiusof SIR TOBY aud the
Rev. d. Games, on the east side OF Broad aud
below Crawford street, except the residence
OF Mrs. BroalnaX. On both sides of Front
street, also, iron Hosper & Rigeway's ware
liouse, down % Thomas St, Including Bridge
Row, all tho wsy down 10 the River banks,
or within few yards OF the toll.gaic house
have beenlabl va,lehy the Ere or BY blowing
up Oi the houses with gunpow,lcr. excepting
perhaps one or two small buildings oaI the
souIh-castcorner of Thomls md Frunt streets.
Ovrf % houses were blown down without
accomplishing any gopt purpose. There wus
40 wafer 10 bc had aud cVco thing BENZ as
dry a. pOwder-horu. aud the building,
mostly OF wood, the connasratiun was only
S'1!ed 10y want oi more material in It's
progress.
Consideration aud despair sits upon the
counlenances NJ many Of our citizens. Some
mNe iost their all, aud will have TO depend
upon tlie charitable ald " hich The community
may renttct- The oalaniiy is greater than al
our iast flre IA Dcccmbcr of lSi3 because
oil rs iahnS on class OF citizens less ,fble to
bear ft-our small Draiears and Grucers, bot
lew ol whom had amy Insurance on their
goods.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-20
IN Nils Whi,r tyhcsi fiouf.

IN Bills whi,c wheat aouf : n u n -
<s~~ 80 HAS Of RIO rOHcc. : has< lava do
sesrs Old i.ssnifa do 5 Boxcs pfng Toh>cec
:" hsfyc,s Nolaxcr, 10 Basrc,- xfccs Appcs f,il,o,,
srs sn R-sets $50 hoxes Isie%vife soap Tvs,
AID ior sale iof,. ~ fMDR cON a yfAKFNrN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-20
IAEGAI..

~ uth MUNYON'S having asfivs.f ID tyt....t,.
-. y. nhhof in ahnnuare Craui u0sir.i 49,
,. ~ F"cli, insifuiucutal eva nrerst,,, ~. -
snd 5,,,.,.,-.' ,i'y Hen. uH Ff.isy httn 90 h
lafelp hslf price Af,AFf ~ th1if
doors norn a. 10 ,,...,......
pafifnisfs ~ Programme - ''''eA. -"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-20
ARRtyrn

Aliqnippi, Smith, Pittsburgh.
Mary Ann, Dennison, do
Alert, Gngg, do
Harlem, Hszle,i, do
Champion, ----, do
Lady Byron, Caldwell, Cincinnati.
DEPARTED.
California, Hunter, Cincinnati.
Aliquippa, Smith, do
Mary Ann, pennisoD, do
Alest, Gregg, do
Harlem, Hszleu, do
Champion, caldwallader. New Orleans.
Ledy Byron, Caldwell. Pittsburgh.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-20
MEDICAL NOTICE.

sahserher, sfler having fecn ENGAGED IN, s.,e,.t
a. sur, ~ thc practice of medicine In lie Bia.t,,
80 "ye-e ~ Pennsylvania noys very Tespe,f6,a, ~
ia ices 10 the ekFs Of Wheeling ana vir,r,,,'
49, =" VAN street. near Madsoa eat side 81 The -,
- =. nR ,. N. DAVIES.
SfbAks' SAWS, German steel ana f,,a,l,, ..-
-, hSha sIa psouei saws. Rom the ,n.ouf, ~,
spear . 'ackson sheffield Eagiaad lus received Nv
.------ orr 4 GREER.
ETARPHR's PUBLICATIONS John n T.so.,,.,,,
cirt mon street. has coiisi antly on hand a
spHPiee assortment II Anthohs ser,s 81 siss.,e.i
ssuyo inoAs, together with oiher uiies,ien. az 49,,
sir hAfpcrs which he eaess Wholesale and reta,i st
F'''s' Oct a.
IVA ORE WV DRESS COOns ssn.enc, = Hi,
-, u.te luSi fscgifcd ger Green 4 Co.'S 81 60 -
'si,m iishisnd fiaids she latest article ~ dS.se
- I@hhlNE GiMPs- The nesie.t s,ti.ts ~, ,,,,.
- '"i"s aftsees JUS received fhis uiofnisr '
SbNSENEY HIiODRg
Eh ohtSDN's Eagiish east Steel sl,,ei. Vy.t-t...
- eHtsicsh steel cosl Do Walhy's is men t,t.s
..'Ntr, ifaci = bet piasiefiHa d. uouse t.li. ~
f.,..- eynreif Hard avs. usea.i 81. and f,,,i,
1870! sseios, Hciriis and seaiyards t,s,s...-
,. -.' zee lfAys. warranted German 80, d, -
1870, ri,t iichef snd sipc knfvcs G,sifsve $3.50, -.
-, .hu tisf iist receive and A. sale r',ess ~
HENRY ?. MuRRIs
- tinstBEnG. anew Navel ly q ~ J,-.. ,,.-.,
fbet hi ETfff
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WATCHES.

E''pI,i,t' s"een God Ls'cf Wa'ebes.
Pam, do ho.
fuli Jeweied Anchor engagement Lovers
do aud - Under engagement do
silver Lever, Lcpiuc 81 iinslef do and ycr-e
watches, Just received NtI for sac hV
JNO. BISHOP. No ~ Nam ~. 4.
a. OH PENS received aaoher Ia az these .n,.eror
- Ifetniutn Diamond pointed ,,id fe.s souic With
gold holdets aud Pescil. sold fs,cis Gold thirL,s
eoid guar ard fob chains KEYS sud ~is Gold ui,,,
inre aases iaisd and ri1 do Bfsreet ra-is SILVER rra
S"u ave s9"ehs. mo. BISHOP.
SrHTAcLES Cold. silver, German silver steel llrcd
- rtsr snd pia'ed sTce secs. ~ ectar con
tave rsfs nf near sighted erss,ns. Old srVcs rrnairr
ana new glasses put in 10 suit r.rsan from 10 u 100
yesrod- JNo. BISHOP. Iss Mai, "a Z
yETATcHEs, Clocks ard Jewellery; rauicnlar and
W fcFs"nal attention paid 10 Icpaifipu wa,cbos
e"cNs ana jcweiry, snd all work warranted by
ooE mo. BisuoP, No IN Main =.
4 FINE CHEEKY Wood Guitar hn5 sa,chy
q Oct u. ia Y IfORNBHOoK
a Lso Guitar Bsngo, and Violin -ffpey Of the hos,
Nss~ quality al a n uORNBRook'S
PI.ACk INK. superior steel pen INK hy The sag,a o.
Oote' iot sse ~ 4 4 HORNBEOok.
DOCKET wAi.LETs-'rhc To-, assortment Of csif.
N Meroeeo. Russia do. aud shccp sksn Poekei h,oks
ever offered "a Wheeling, Will 10 found al & 4 Horn
bFo"Af variety STORE Prices TO sHn Sn oaI5.
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~ - .p'Heis " co. Rsy'sist Ariihn,s, ~ 10 d., es
Se is 80 ksy ~ ~. asi received ava ~ 80 =,
~ NOH BROOM
kxrhaura - Ne'ieis eAifd bee
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- TT " AhN.--sfAn 90 ewntfs ~ nlrsns "a.
- m.ncf h1i We hsre large s.afk u osifs Ms1.
:, sss floNs A., hand ADD ~ 81 low a. f<a
''' y "H'e1H9 ieFf MRNuEt.A HARpotih-s
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SOMETHING Nru

Mt AGAzlNEs FOR ACCOUNTABILITY. s;o,...,..
zInes. received by sen ~ IN ~, -. ~ - -
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ALMANACS For ia1-

-, be- lust PUBLISHED lie Fasu,sss, spS
NecHanics Ainiausc Tor isg3 cal,ntsse,i s. rsss
f'n-l"ag y ~. which he offers bs .l,s gross 6i,re,,
" single cops AZ tie loeesi nrife. ~. c,sb =, -,
"'ti John " THOMPSON, Unioli sirssx