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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28

- lhis VIZ ccfil that ahuuf twenty Vcs.- w.
- aHtrr' WIN cos'ivrness 20 such degree thai mo- al
iuE would PASS iuN howell ior weeks al tine and u az
iina'et p'nducod partial invsntty. was sorciv dis
trcsse toh tA ni-ir Htd hy dty Lad uo auis -'c..,
-'' h'- i MrrA- tnceiler nervous condition A,
n ~ Tat ssfac, The doctors could 40 nothing f,r ,r
~ th'if remedies made me worse aud wurfe when 81,
iF -l uc Glanced Goo rc1t sdNcft sfrcr,s OF ~
brdtieit - and believed from style that vvot,,-r
wf"ie o.. relieved what he wrote. ard $780, i, v.as ma
nlf-iof lad 40 sulCr tc ridicIir uY fficud. "a
h'rhlof~. ny doctor told me- ancr fsi used them
s"nie inic thai Pc cuuidma'c pills ls like Bran,ir IA.
c -e'e e prescriptions took 10 90 The Druggist and
E'' tNe pms tcs bod no more Erect phVstc than a
frtc q" chip Nni 80 with Bfaudrch's Iiiis thcg az
Malr ati easily aud ircr. have taken them over
wv" cef- andlcy Seem 10 have renewed the life with
m me- ny intellect d. ricg add serene and now enjoy
' NlNs I" WEI DID twenty five years aro-I NOW
sly hitA. The acfion % my luNr's now nearly
Lein cd % tho healthy STATE OF u,y youth. iAss God
~ MlAi ue As done Tor iuc pray hc may bless Ia
hiendfcih. The maker oi Brand ellis Iils-
MN es-e = known Ia hundreds tins county Your
er'n MT. D. hcdrich sugrc ci fLa. shcy slsd send IL
I remain yours. vrry rrarlillN.
Lebanon. \. o.. Jan. ~. lssG ID s.rpps
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28
FRESH GOODS.

J - ,csevrd direct from Philadelphia and 70, sale a.
following articles IS nv" ''''' me
lnn ih"n. loN Rock Csndy, 50 Ihs Oatmeal o. r,
var hNiey toN Flour OF Rice. laNes very .nnc,;s,
upeeatc toN unc Cocoa. 10y Capcrs 1 dozen N,sI,
i"p hechup dozen Essence OF Anchov les ean,s,ss.
stfdn,s ~ jazz MIXED ickcs Preserved Pine An,Ie"
Npicps- tschrs, Icars Leiusn Peel and s,awie,re,
n quar- jar. superior Pine Apple cheese yar,ey 81 a.
Mfend ivr ofnaincnting cake prcSian eoncrp,r.,eI
Ls'Nee az leinons - boxes superior Re-aia PRIME
snd cNRdurc Sears. dozen scarftia,a s,noti,,
90" tdofe cut and dry do. roy extra sropatIe ehes
i.a t"Scco dozen lo,cs Glenn's Sponaccous Shaving
roa', Mace, Ground Cinnamon and Glove. pure s,i.d
'il Lemon Strur, Ground MUS. pccAus FiIcrts En,
li- W 9lhuis, son Shell Almonds Dried eurrants Loaf
0ia uifcrizcd sugar. Scrub brushes on llosks It,nd
scrubs Shoe brushes aud busters TILL Pure cider Yin
,Ee', smoked ile'ting, Family Herring No. MsckereI
rhad and iickci salmon. which with MANY artcIex I'm
"ote makes my assortucui very eomper ard a, m a.,
'"h cheap 1ur cash or approved harief
sfP@l IN SXEARINCPN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28

Is iowefsat the angels, and covered WAYS es
ptclohy Ia supple, ol water near rivers
hese works opp,Hr, often. to have iu,iuj-ig
dense pppuauDn an villages aud ], 4, ob,i-
Gus That the hundreds of earth structures
iount in the valley ol the Scioto. and thou
sands many thousands, In Ohio and other
States, tnot itw oi which J i1vc seem in
ONO Illinois auJ Missouri necessarily im-
phcd leube popalIiiuu: dul ut course
% wa- oguculurIl az least in piu, % they
ooulj not m such numb is >1h,st upon the
Cha>a atone ami %. rr must hive been an ca.
ergeuc government to CucUe. os powerful
mental uhuCnca 90 iui,,re, 80 much labor go
The present Indian, Do not submit to such
toll. aud have only very humble arts They
have however often buried their dcaj in AN
Gent mounds bat IL i, easy to distinguish
these more modem deposits
The ancient mounts Wcrr always erected
iu p'ains and vailc,S OF fertile land, ana on
alluNmi river deposits aud ia some cases
there are river terraces at lower elevations
than those on which th, mounds arc found.
thus perhap, Indicating their high antiquity.
These explorations los Mc-,r~. Squire and
Davis diil.'t from ali pr,ccliu. ones not ouly
10y their numb e., bat by thc thorough manner
ga which the researches are made. an entire
ciipn ol the mound having bccu cat from
cop 90 bottom, ihu, disclosing Us Cuntcuts.-
They have at Chillico,h', six thousand spcci.
men, which have been taken from ilr mounds
selection al which will b. made to Illus
traie work ou this branch oi archaeology
which &, NOW ia thc clur,s cot preparation.
Nj Sluler ha, presented this subject Ia
some ot the principal northern cities of tha
United States, where u ht, excited mach IN
tercst aud both learned individual aal a
leaned society have volunteered ih sum. re-
qui>iie Tor It's publication. The races hat
constructed these works were probably 90,
precursors OF the MeNicaus ami Pcryilu,
aud may have either deserted their structures
To move farther south, or b.en driven from
Them by war.
The mounds resembling animals ia form.
which were described b, MIR. K. {. Taylor.
(Amrricau Journal NNNiv. So and agBin by
Mr. ). Taylor, ObiI xii, 2l.) are regarded by
thc gentlemen oi Whose labors have given
YOU a sketch, as more modern structures. per-
haps even of the present races of Indians,
but this Is by nn means certain.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28

TAsT OTTO WAFEBs.-A now and beautiful ar,ieIe
sep u Union st,ee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28

THE MORMONS. We hive most dis
mai account ,l ,hc condition oi ihe Nomous
who undertook to cmigcte o. California. but
stopped 90 "a place gGo,d "n between them
and Col. Allen. when ,hr letter was DESTROYS
at raising a battalion % infantry .cum among
them. They we've Co locate oaihc Phtte siy-
od ct ume. They attempted Go Vjss crop
ior theif Subsistence. hut ai,rl 90 DO ,n, auj
hoNe abandoned thc Platte. ani aw nou az
Bellevue, GA the Missouri ri,cr. near tac Cguu-
cal Bluffs They are sii % he in star,iHg
condition, AMI nothing bat the AIT 0t the gov-
cnmcdi. duuug thc coming winter. viii save
many ol them iiom death. President Polk,
u - understood some time ago despatched au
agent To their amp. Go mquir. iuio their cont
di.ion probably with view ct gnniius
them some r.liel-aud Dee b. said tu have u'-
tuned io this city CA the Gen. Brooke 81.
Louis RtpUbticaa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28

Respecting the proposition made by ihs
M'Nicans TO exchange thc officer, ct the TuN-
ton tor Gen. NroA and his suit, the Washing
tom Union says
We understand Mat the proposition was
not refused by Commodore Conner. but was
properly submitted to hi, own government ior
its decision. We understand, too. that our
government has not refused the proposition,
but sent on instructions which We trust will
lead 10 the exchanges Of the officers Of the
TuNton.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28
Correspondence Of tic Republican.
STEAMER ALvARkDo.
Fiday, Srpt. Is 1916.

fIuhN, sept. - 1916.
The Mormon war y at last ended. On
"Wednesday evening, the Quincy Committee
prevailed on the Momons to surrender: and
yesterday, OF three O'Clock, the Antics march
ed into, and took possession OF the city OF
Nluvno. The Mormon~ stipulated TO leave
forthwith, or a. fast they can possibly get
away, except committee Of five, who arc 10
remain to dspose OF the property vet belong
lug to the community. Noproperty has been
or II to ba destroyed-allhough a strong dis
position existed. with many oi the Antics, 10
destroy the Temple. They fear Il viii bc a
beacon light 20 lure the Mormons back By
retaining from violent measures the Antics
have saved themselves from great deal OF
rcproach
A gentleman Who left Nauvoo yesterday,
at two O'Clock, said the Mormous were leav-
ing Us fast as they could get away. Nestcr
day was huppy dsy Tor lhe citizens OF Han
cock county, as peace 10 now permanently re-
stored TO IT,
Was not able, before left, ogct a copy
OF the articles OF surrender agreed upon; bat
have given you the subsistence of thc treaty
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28
From M 81. LOUIS ReDuJ'i.an.

SURRENDER OF THE MORNONS- ME
Antics IN NAUNOO--QUlEr RE
STORED.
The steamboat Al,arado arrived ON Saiur-
Jay from keokuk. She bring, "a brief letter
from our correspondent, written a. the boat
W starting. Friday. Anti Momous are, i,
will be seen. IN possession OF Nauvoo, with
out further violence upon persons or property.
We learn, ln addition. that the prlsLribad
people were quitting Nauvoo "a, fast as posi-
Bile. The Steamer Osprey was to take a,
many as she could carry, up ihs river. and
other will probably come TO ST. Louis The
people OF Iowa are not well disposed towards
them and 1, Is not probably that many will
iiud resting place ia that Territory.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28
STEAMBOATS,.

There have been eiGh; steamboats, built a.
the Nhe' ling Boat lords during the pas
summer, the most, we believe, ever built her.
IN one year, There are three boats now Is
ing at the yard prepared to 90 out, Viz The
Pioayune. Twins SPLENDID lutte boat will
- ready next week, TO depart for thc Bayou;
Stcwsrts first boat. not named, is now being
painted. Capt Msson's splendid boat, of ihe
most perfect work, aud intended to be fin
ishcd as perfectly a. any boat on the uver, Is
havingiis upper works pat on, q Stewart has
another on the stocks. The Phillipsare very
busy. They have two or three engines aud
other parts oi engines underway. About 100
hands are employed ia and around their works.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28
VI. l.. EASTMAN.
PRODUCE BROKER

nENOFES bis while attention 20 The pnreba.e NJ
- sinpmcpt Al rrosu~c. Tor The usual lroaerare com
mission 80 nnc haif c.i. rnrchascs nsds IN az
cav aud one isr cci for pure OF Surss and Moa-
- lIeni 2 inn seP24 fmf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28

The Wing, III Massachusetts have noiuina
ted the Hon. George 4 Briggs as their eau
didatc for the Office OF Governor, and the
Hon. John Reed for Lieutenant Go,crnor.-
The Convention that made these nominations
was composed Of nearly one thousand mem.
bers' and The candidates are the present IN
cumbcnts,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28

TIE MOEA9NS.- Every boat from Kso.
k1k is crOwdedFih Momons. Who ,a,eI.I,
Nau'oo iu coelnucc with Toe srispl,finns
oil ih' late fr5tJ Some of them arr +, i, ~.
uiutc cond,upl aud demand ,bc s,mn,Iby =,
iIe pubic. W learn umt na1y nar.,ns
have rm'ad,'dou steamboats, up ihe r,r,
probably Wits view ofal,achine fl,ru.al,,s
L5uis RcgaHcon. ''''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28

PEACHES.-Thc New York Tribune says
twenty -one thousand basket, oi peaches urri-
we'd IN that city on "Wednesday ihe gth inst
ia two boat, from New Jersey Probably that
was less than half Of wha, auiycd in smaller
quantities from other paris
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28
FIRST WHEELING HOST COMPANY

n MEETING pf tbc Company "a no &c held a. Fire
= iean Hsil "n "Wednesday evening Sine .Oih ,n~i
ai rock nill attendance b. desired. e. hus fcs "a
importance 90 DE Company VIII a. iaid i,flsc thc nee
n- u, ufdct ofihc Fir-i Director.
sep I. - re nONIlANI Srcrl. Az
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28
MARRIED LIFE.

Ut ~ " " FIsI I4tNfOU.
Doors open at 7o'clock. Tie curtain will
rise at Il precisely.
tickets - cents; 90 be bad and seats secur.
90 at the Hotels, and of the Treasurer al tbs
Box Office from 1910 ~ Al NJ.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28

Enquirer. We hope our ncghbors wont "a,
1--WE did it," 1t will be seen that the onl,
sale and sure route 10 the east, il through
Wheeling. That never fails.
BEWARE OF GROSS IMPOSITION.
The undersigned deem it duty they owe
the travelling community, To make public the
gross imposition that the Pittsburgh, Monon.
gahea, Cumberland aud Philadelphia Compa-
ny, have praciiced upon them and as they
learn, have long been ia the habit OF pmcti
eng upon others.
This Company has advertised from Maine
To n. Orleans, that they will take passengers
through from Pittsburgh to Philadelphia in ~
hours, Tor $40, that they afford the best ac-
comnodatIons, &c. *. On our arrival at
Pittsburgh. this was again aud again reiterated
10 ms by their accredited agents, 80 that to a.
void travelling greater distance by stage,
and Ia save time, we took this route. We
started at 8 A. NJ. on the Monongahela. in
the boat Arena. which we were assured would
reach Brownsville al T. NJ, in time for the
regular stage line. IL did not arrive there.
however, till o'clock. Again assured that
we would reach Cumberland i'm time for the
carsto Baltimore and Philadelphia, we start
ed by stage, for that place aud reached there
rome OF us, eight hours after they were gone /.
and SOME sooner, without any unusual cause
Tor delay.
We performed this distance of % miles in
"a hours, running al the rate of three miles
AN hour, ON the fine National Road, and in
The splendid eastern built coaches" Ns they
hdveriisc) ia erder TO meet the cars, aud make
good the ialth OF the Company, pledged to us f.
Not the least anxiety was manifested 10 get
US through in time, and our accommodations
both on boat and III the stages were misen-
BILE: thus making the time from Pittsburgh TO
Philadelphia, 66 hours instcad of ~. a. they
have been published, compelling us to remain
IN Cumberland under heavy expense, and caus-
Tag great disappointment aud fatigue. aud par
ticulady as some OF our number were on ur,
gent business, others SICK.
We deem II our duty, Though rclnctantlyl
Ia publish the above, TO warn our lreinds AN,
Others to avoid this route. We hate imposi
ton, particularly when pmciised by powcru
companies ON travellers, who have no mean
OF redress, and we believe from our own expo
IienCe, aud the testimony Of Others that thi
company Is constantly practising IT on pas
scngeis, ~ many cases Tar worse thau state
above. Their public statements arc false
aud that being So far from dis being the mos
pleasant and eNpedlous route il is entirely th
reverse.
George f Goodhuc. Coviugton, ny
Abnm Elieli. Phi1la, Pa
John Chaer, Ciermont co. q.
X w Wentz, New York
WIN q Hunter, Cincinnati, o.
McAlllen, Ripley, q.
A Y Hunt, Warren, o.
Harvey Lewis, vi -, Covington, ny.
Harry Petingal. New York
q q Grafilur, Baltimore MI.
NJ Townicy, Cincinnati. O
Mrs. J Towaley, Cincinnati, o.
Charles Murray, Boston, Mas.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28
MAINE ELECTION w. b,,o ,o,n,,.

ifhNhs l4tt 10 = 2.lD
Bronson, Wing, PISS
Scattering. O62
Dana over BsoEson thus far 1917
Lacks OF q majority, 4.7i6
The returns yet 20 come in, will increas.
Dana plurality, blt cauuot cleo, him. on
account 81 tAe immense number Of scatter.
ing votes.
From nc P0ril1ad Advertiser. Of lI5adgy.
BY a letter from Passport we learn that
Robinson Palmer, Loco, is elected to the sen
ate lu tbe Sin District, and there is probably
NO choice ln ths 9Th Senatorial Distdct.-
From the Representative Districts we have
heard OF the election oi Eve more m .nb IS,
lour OF which ate iocos aud gain OF one tn
each party over last ycar.
The aegoegtc DOW stands as Gar as we lmyc
heard. 81 Wings, ~ Locolocos and Lii. r.
~ man.
The Bangor Wlig Of The I9h says
g" There aIt tweniy-sN Wing Representative
elected aud twenly-thgee LoCos, 30 iar n.
heard from"
The Augusta Age says--
Tue D.mocIals have elected Senator's IN
Nork-3 in ONtonl--3 i'm Waldo in Afoc-
took in EaAm Senatorial District. am.
probably one IN both the Western and Mid
de districts au9 possibly 3 in Pcnobscot au,
and twu on three in Cumherland The Whia5
have chosen ,hr,s in kcnnebec. IL &. a mat
ter of doubt whittier a quorum Of thc S.ust,
is elected. S1cs scattentiou AMI confusion
was never beiop known in or State"
+ The Lincoln Telegraph (Whig) SAYS
Our county ticket, including S.n1trr.
are all elected without reasonable doubt T.,
respectable najor,ies'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28
GRIEF, FRIGHT. MUCH INTENSE STU
DN. EXCITEMENT

- ihese mas ethc occasion hy the strong iInprs-..
."h Nef nave upon ihe moral uss scrionsiV affect the
ls'A'N functions. How few persons there who con.
-' ', tic action 81 these upon thc huinors the
.'po NAV occasions iher corruption, uut 10 b.. And
', apicaion u brandrcih- FILLS under these clrciu.
stances. will De- productive OF more icnch than an ~,
ncfNons remedies in che world Practical facts most
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28

A letter from Baton Rouge OF the ih Inst.
says that the army worm has almost entirely
ruined the cotton ia that region. The writer
says that in much Of Isis field, not leaf is
left upon the stalk. They appeared much
earlier and have done more damage than u
sual.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28
lNEBLEr AND CARPET FACTORY
DAVID kENNJsnN

MAIN sLEEEr. SOUTH WHEELING.
BINDERS Dis thauts o. tr public ftr tl.e hier.f ,-,
ut iHe same. '''''4H"ei'''
heh t thoroughly repaired and improved his p,,.t,
cry, aHd low nlanut sriurc. ami v., ',il ..it ~
i-h, new and irauiItul article 81 " 'N
p.n,t gn Bn-', plain and striped
~ 80 y. ,.,'''t,I'f7 tarpris. SC.
al 81 Whir p Dc has 8 new stylc Of rstfcrp
tt-lf .llulN solicited. '' NN''ii'lH
~ h,,,+ oi fancy ard blue caiorine dom. To- ,,-.i,
"t',', , nflsif ai.I no' 10 rot iic yarn
,,i.'- pr ri. CSC ls os as ans Y t'ir 49,, , , .t
"N'ls ODD Dis limo puHriuaiIy ana rt s,.rt
" .------, .IIrm-l- -. I.Ln--LLl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28

Murdoch the great American lngedian, pas
sci down ihe river on Sltuolay 10 ON an en-
gpgsment at Cincinnati aud Louisville. lie
will re,om 10 Pittsbursh in few weeks TO
p.nurm ln hi, ncw piece.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28

We have occulsr and pedicular demonsira
ton that Todd & Howell have just received
some OF the prettiest new It, led boots that
ever came out
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28
575 FIR HATS

= ERSbNS wanting Has from 81 cents 10 81 so wiz
please can al = u liARPER'S Fashiouale Iat mi
cap store, where DC viii find Hats in quantity and
price. sen "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28
2nnCArS

4 ERSoNS wautinH C.frs of varions uuahites ehc.n
VIII please call ai : HARPER'S Hai and can .to..
whore he has thcm if oin Il cts io 81 30. sep "a
HNNEa loi of HAS on hand that ytHl disno.e n,
l"I i'h r' cent fellow cos'--has that wee sold ms
ir Wen Known snp shop No up street Persons H..
Scq - = n,,,p.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28
Loco FOCO DOCTRINE.
DiRECrTANES


a system oi DI6ECT THNA TTON
Will HtIE 70 IN ADOPTED nlti.
mairly in this country and We beHe,rrttot.,.tt.
or THE WORLD. fhrre /, a disposition A.
MONO DEMOCRATS to give thc tariff "A li,
u'l' 80 tnai tbs capital invested under n
mat nave tar chance % prcp1rf f0rn chai,cs
still jarihsr reducing f6e aisi.t. for r..at -.
sU's'' NeIr VIII be- no rhange but one Of still
iurihrr reduction. 4 s,.iem %, dir,ci n, IA
ton ,roa6 5eAeGi aiaciu-sias n,n 81 80,
h"Rarod Therefore, NE ar. willing t6 apns.l
to the interests 81 the people i'm ,..,tiina ,hi.
question H. Washington Ugioa poiks oacioI
pros.
"la 6cl evea DIRECT TANES hav,
come 10 b. regarded with LESS PREJUDICE
ant repuguance than formerly They are
thought BA SOMEto bc "A means. when com.
oin'd win indirect taxes. OF NAMING CAP.
J., ~, NJ NJ, contribute ITS proper proportion OF the
fObLIC REVENUE. ami oi relieving 10 ibis
extent u the IIORhINC.IIN \. trho. by
~ prtsth system Of EAC'LUNIyE NM
RECT T1A1TION. BEARS he ,rhois
II tRDEN or THE OEERNJfENI' O.
- Bohtmore Irgp,
The journal Of Commerce "a Frcr Trade Iu
Ier contains a letter from Washington. ia
which ihr sam' OF poliri,a, opponents Is still
more boldly avoNed thus:
Il hcaui many OF the most influential ol
those who had laborcj TOR the pas,agr of ,hp
new bin cNc.aim-NOW LET THERE BE
No COMPROMISE LET OUR CRY BE
IOWA lIiiH THE TARIFF. LET Is
HAVE No DUTIES. 40 CUSTOM HOUS-
Is. LET Us RESOR L ONGE TO TAX
on CPERT TFOR THE SUPPORT
or YHE 90 TERNHEN1r 4 league Tor
those objects wouli inevitably De- supported
los the whole democratic party, which.as long
as lts has Southern support, will ever o.. in
the ualouty auj two or three wears mon.
would witness thC uiier doIciyoH tHe Turig
Nastcmr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28

NEW WORK BY DiCKENS Bmlbryr
nnd Evans Of London. advertise new worS
ih monthly pufi- to bc completed boo twenty
pufnbeTs, edited hy Boz Bua illustrated h.,
"PtlA lt IS t0 be called "D.sliar oifl t.a
tifm el DJmbey q S,p- aud lhe hr.t mann
D,i arle8I5 st tlc opeBiug of O0ebrr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28

In duel fought al New odeuns on thc l7,h
between Mcssrs. Plrmeo and Charter. the
former was shot decd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28
CAPS! CAPSll CApsl,t

mNNE l'-, fSeeN"d case ofthe most splendid ho,.
- Fancy 'luih AIS ever offered in ths market srh :
oshiousi'o iS aud Cap store, corner OF Main aud a..
"i"" e't'''- sep23
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28
GREATlNDUCEMENTS IN CLOTHS

"a 'e' - r'|ft Nue Black French
Twiufa Heirmn
hfufH do iuiended cspressi
.-'4 -frs "i .l1, .pficci otlihs ~ every CO
Rave t,tn fought sf tcfg reduced rf,ees ia
f.p To sINFENEY a RHODES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28

The mai! 0n fdj1y evening tliied TO arrive
until O'Clock ou saturday morning The
failure was caused By the burlen train running
of the mch OF ,ho soil road aud damaging Il
So very much Us To delay The passenger taiu.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28

MIR. Amick SAYS hc has some three or four
bundled thousand OF blick for sale. Glad
of IL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28

OAKrM-iooo H.. ofoakum OF superior quality ON
- ie'd and i1s rsle ~ CT BERRY
F't-i Water street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28

\ DEAR CURRENCY is the true polio,
OF the Nation, and the INDEPENDENi
TREASURY i specially To b. desired by
manufactures. The COST OF DOMESTIC
PRODUCTIONS Is 50 ENHANCED los the
oheapeHcf currency that fouign manufacturers
come IN, IA spite OF the protection afforded hy
the Tamil To shut them out. IL disables us
from compelling ,cih those rho proitce uH-
der dourer currHey - Baltimore Sun.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28
OPEN CONFESSION Tho Milton \

OPEN CONFESSION. The Milton y. G.
CMoniclc states lhat Nj Jam. sauna, r., son
ot ihe Hon. L. NJ. Sanujcr, oUr Minister 10
Sn1in. hos ISSUED proposals ior Publishing a
Whis paper in that STATE. Alter deliberate
reflection. Me $. says be- "h3> come GO the
conclusion that. with few honorable eNc'p-
tons, tl,c Leaders ot tht 80 cai.cj DrmoDra-
cy are ST oi selfish D,ml.ogIe, anj o.iii-
Cl hnaycs whose ouly aim /, to deceive ih'
people and provide for themselves. il viii
b. rec1llcctcd that hi, father was ih' Prim'
worker Ga, Baliiulr Convention. ant mo
we'd the two third rule. which defeated Van
Burcn and eventually nominated Mr Polk.