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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-13

HN5pE WcFchants Daughter by Miss RIIcn PickeTine
- Nan Darrell /"
AeRes Sefie,
The Prince and fedler, /"
The ExpeciaBt, r"
The Huifesa, 4"
The Hcecref Foe. /"
Who Shall Be Heir, =. -"
The Fright, q
The aBisi husband.
Tbs equire, Z"
nsfsas. 81 Eugene Sue, Commander of Msits by r.
81 Hnafo chFssto. by
Enelia 1vindhsm faihcf Darcy, Lucy Morey tale Of
tbs Te Revolution, BY Mics Ahee Cleveland Grace
Ioseisad o. the Blind hsns Dream. by Alice Cleveland.
Gha 81 tie See, ~ Lieut. Murray, Theresa BY . N.
II, Itcksr. Tha Widows BRIDAL by u. RakeE, History
q ie Conquest Of Peru ~ The spesas. received and
fcr yaisst ELLIS III Main ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-13

CAPS CAPSli CAFSiil
TJ'ss received few loren o. Mems fine klue taaek
- cloth Cape, sep ~ TODD 4 HOWELL.
~ BN DOZEN mems Tur Beuns Cloth Csps zoe, rsceivcd
= seP30 TODD 4 HOW Eli.
~ 500 Tobb & howell.
YsEw dorsi Oregon sps, new s,yls
= sepgO TODD HOWELL
~ oYs' IN sCloth Csys
% sepas TODD 4 BOWEL.
RUsT rercited a. fhe Hiaet Mammoth Boot dozen.
~ ofBoy's ball navy Cloth Caps
~p0 TODD HOWELL
- DOeEN BOYS Trtss Csrs
- Arise dq
WE'VE fn
Haifs seal
Aftbs South end IS Nuse. squsrs
ssPso Topp HOWELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-13
. CASKS norAx REFINED. Cor ..,e sy

bmp vol end, Masons Sacred Harp, patent noiss.
,ovenie Harp Missouri Harmony Christian
companion, &c &c. JUS, received ana for s.l.
wnoiossie " retail AZ the Rooksiote OF = -
sep4 JOHN THOMSON. Union ,,-., 4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-13
REGIMENTAL ORDERS,

Ohio and PennsyIyaaia vote today.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-13
NEVER LET TT DE said AGAIN THAI
SCPnEIfI Is INCIfp ARIH

THE aiothg. from one 81 our respectable citizens
Wa ~ his own will spd without sollciieicn, given
80 IL used IN such manner We may deem best of she
tbs 70 csfiify MAJ my eoiorsd hoy Jim wss cured
n rofns ~ the seven bottles Of BRESTIJN.
GERS NEGET ABLE ALrARATfNE AND REafO
RAItNE SYRUP, afier having been pronOunr "a inca.
raie BY respectable physicisHs II ~ TX months
~ giit Using and be- % % A. appearances eoauG
and in Fod health would thefefofn earnestly recon
mend ~ AZ persFuF Suffering under scrBflirfs aIse
tone, - tsicNe eiH assufsdy effect cure Il used
a. drcricd. WOODROW.
ggAstilns VI Iuiy T. tsN
Rfenunects Ac- alive syrup = cofnposeS entirely ef
Eegefstrs rrrhsed cfcu'iy from any rules hcfeo15e
lad down. ~ n rCv nesssnf - she TASTE ara stlehrt
b krfs 81 csfhffir ~ nay D. taken any cnein 81
iirlr without wtakcninF ne raiisnt u wiz cure Ell
d.-cascs rislts TON lrurng ofthe blood. For rsfits
Hiara rGi at ufCnfHrffa Apuihefs, Ashland fqusfe
Whseing. rPs "A BRENTLiSGER
caps. & s.GAf-.
rv hfrr Pros reired ne Orr lof u our Fai Cars
w aff WI f0oh hevs combirs sssorifnsnt o
fsstonsft cars tgih fu s1d coih 5f men snd Novs
tovr,hesSgh srrieafif tse1Fineat ~ ehiireu's FAN
Cf Cas- ff f0l waHt tafrains in Hsis s1d Csas cai
a sIf 81 stshH rni ncs- ths south end Of tts make
ttf Cn.sn atrest. Ger ~ DAHE uOCE.
NEGRO SONG BOOKS.
\ "A GREAT vslry afihs lrer nero 'ongs i
6.i5 Jony o THOMPSON. rsBoh b.
<srs1asr,ns sm vsts ~ ssr'snsid ,.ii,'s r,
81 tascd q -T23 acArLfs'a. nan q,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-13

TO MERCHANTS & STEAM BOAT MIN
~ eomplFie Science of noot Reseiaa by nsufie u
Wgtisken ON re4l tuFincft tranasrfinnp. WitH o.
a9pcrdik containing foniree gfsffu ~ s.esl Boat
bookkeeping. ~ John .sniue sespnlsnf. Is frssb
fuppy juqt ieetvF4 snd fofrt0 4. n rhrfp l1uk
n JOHN "a THDHrP0N,
ssps9 Mon stree
N ANOTHER ioi u Lssry 4 co.. fsshiona,is
Mtcssf Fsa, received tHif ffF 81
- fepA MCALiAHs. Us Nai1 sirtsf.
THE POETS AND POETRY or EUROPE.
4, WiIH tnusiiaigus sud Bouahiesl Notices, ~ 10
~ WI1usfU0w ~ sa'n ~
uge, joi& In0NfsoH. Bsos.eHer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-13

Corner Of Vine and Water SIS. st. Louis,
Missouri
COMMISSIONS .fSb FoRwxRpIsd MERCHANT
AND
WHOLESALE DEALER ~ LEATHER OF ALL KINDS
n IL Goods Produce consigned TO my care for sal,
SA or forwarding, win receive my personal ans
prompt attention.
Manufacturers ard Dealers In Leather Horse Collars
Wooden Wares, Saddle Trees Nails, Taoks BfAds Glas
Wa-e Dried Fruit Liquors, sc. respcc fully solicit
ed TO favor me with their eonsgnmenis
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-13

have used the Miliia-y Shaving Cream msuufacfni.
ed by Mr.. VIM. Bailey, cornsr Of Fulton and aands x
BROOKLYN consider IL excellent ariiels and re-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-13

THE Futecrisr hss jusf hutfisfed ihs Farue-s' snd
N-chsniss' ST. srsr for ier, csieuiaed ~ Join
hTreffonr, ~ which hsofsfs ~ the sfosc. to1en,
cfsieFis coy e. ths lo~ref rfres ~ rssh fags
orii JOHNS IHoNfsON, Uaion rrcss.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-13
LUMBER.

TIE subscriber would inform hs friends and the puh.
lac thai he has on bands good MT of well We.
ihciAd PINE LUMBER and SHINGLES at his yard lust
aoye the junction III The Turnpike with Market street
still on hands.
also carry tho house carpenter mo joiner business
IN all s anches Fash of diacfent yzes on hand and
tor sale low. sep ln WPWII SON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-13

extfKs-R'tfs ftsifa tussuiHf, cros A. nhi-e ssiia
- tfirei Biaes siN F,-Ee. Hish Plaid FEk. lar
tIcn, tsfouct -. fhey CIsfsi1. fetrivsfk ~
srri IBARBNAusH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-13
THE NV TARfFF az Isfe

~ Abeseeiissi orpsg with tbs proceedings eanuec,od
with The pssssns ~ the scf
ALsO-The Nsw Wafeis1usinr ssii, luss fferived md
fof sale BY sep1G ELLIS
~ AgAZiNEs FoR OCTOBER -Gfshsn,'s, Cainn
ANA tian. Cedey's and New York inuslrsied Msra
tines, fecsivsd ~ gep9o g ELLIst
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-13

TINS just received from the Eastern cities III, l,.,
- and harvest stock Of Dry Goods ever otisroi An ,c
Wc and which he will prove that he seils from - 10 az
Per cent cheaper Than any other store an The clty
his stock viii lie oand the following A th, n,,ee.
set DOWN. ,,1-' s' - '"s p''SS'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-13
N. /. DORSEl'S.


n. /. D0RSEl'S,
LOTTERY " r Trh9nep OfIfre.
MAIN ST., 3 DOORS ABOVE u. S. HorIL.
WHEELING. va
GRAND SCHEMES
FOR OCTOBER, 1916.
ID. PAINE ~ 30 MAN GCRS
~ l.. DORSEY.
Sole Ageat for the Managers.
Al orders come perfectly ssfs by mail
ma, n account Of the drawings sen, immediately 20
Ip~'N"a~ss ". L. DORSEY,
Agent Tor II. PASS & TO.
PoKoMoEE RIVER LoTTERy. CLASS No ,sa
o. aSse dswn Wilmington, Dcisw are. on Monday.
prize prize o. ass COO; ofs DcC; Of eco 1900
whoiss STA; shares Ia proportion.
10000 Dollars
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware aud
Georgia. Class No II Extra.
Of. IS re drawn al Wilmington, Delaware. On Thursday
! PRIZE Of $4,000: / ore .sco;I ofq.ooo 20 Ot,oOo
numLers. 10 drawn. Tickets IS a esftiasa,e 0f9s
wioies SO, shares in proportion.
35, 290 Dollars
Grand Consolidated Do,lery of Delaware and
Georeia, Glass No. 10
n re IN avn al wilnngion. Delaware on Saturday
priIe OF sas.sax Of 6 COO: 4 Of so; l orGnOo
nnneers. l3drswn. Tickets $40: ceridc ale OF e6
"heie' VIII eoe' $40: shares in proportion
i .
pnEnNntr ptxrpp rrr-rr.ox-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-13

JUST received, stock OF Failand Winter 90 cd
~ 10y sep J B& RIB MARSH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-13
COUN TR 7 MERCHANTS

GTEEL.-sAMCEI. NEEf. has Jus, received a rood
- assortment Of JessoP's hest Cast and shear see
We STEEL u ny - and Sc square om OF an in EN- 20
ue.-Ni S"eAi Oi All Sikcs- aug u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-13

n Gerry large assortment OF French striped ard MA
sasslinees al extreme low pfces snperhne woodyed
Tor one dollar rer pard.
geo pieces SATTiNETrS. striped tst, red and pa in
Nvery reduced prices. soneof excellent quality for 2
cents yard TT '' -
MATAMoRoS CLOTH for sack coats: also beaver
bne hianke,ing and pilot cloth Oycrcoas First rate
pi,et cio.h TOT u cents per yard III
NEsTiNCs--Besl quality OF wool and silk velvet
plain and barred satin, &c. for vests.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-13
SOMETHING NRV
ALMANACs FOR ~.

iSENEY a RHODES have received thls uofntng
fniHe ncss sfticie i1f trimming isdirs dresses.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-13
FALL FASHION FOR HAT

NsR CsiaIn has large Of Beebe & Cusiar.s Fan
ANS fsshion Hats which he W III lhi, day ften
New ORR Ihose wishing Fashionable Hat wfn Do su
to call soon at LIS Main street.
sep IL A G MaChLLAM
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-21

Of about 10000 votes. That the dissatisfaction
predsesd BY refining to select new candidate,
contributed materially to the defeat Of the Dem.
ocratie ticket, may be seen In the vote Of sever.
al Democratic eosnties where Anti.Rentism had
no existence. - Hayris6Urg Argus. vi slEu
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-21

90 FoaKIes NKws.-The arrival ofihe Great
Western and Acadia is announced in the Ph:la.
deIphia papers. The news is Of considerable i'm.
portance to this country. Bread stuff 10 rising
oil over France. as we'll ~ Etelsnd. and tho
starving mssses are turning their eyes to this
country for = supply Of the necessaries Of life,
The condition Of ireland, as represented by the
English papers, d truly alarming As the IA.
mine continues 10 rage the elements Of disorg.n.
ization ere increasing stil faster. aad il 10 feared
the efforts ofthe British government to amelior.
are the condition Of the psople will prove inef.
ieetusl.-Complaints against the government
are "lesd and deep" by the Irish. iri A-5
The news Of the capture Of Monterey had
reached England. Is eject was like that Of .
bomb shell thrown into the midst Of Ampadia's
troops In the Crsnd Plaza. rotl s.q,gsaq s
The London press Offer many sPseulsiiens ~
to the probable resslt Of the var. A. nasal,
they eenounes ne. and, through their false sym.
Tathy. favor the cause Of the Msxiesns. We
ere termed bsnA Of ysbbers, while they. inthsir
own estimation. are nation Of pAiissakrepisfs.
The Hen. G. Bsnerois. our Minister 70 Eng.
land, has arrived in Londop. ,.H /
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-21

w. rSL.NER. Ese.,, q ~ Rsss- -Es-
ssss snd Csal Once. cerssr sf 81 a~A CAessss
Rrrsss, rAsasdstpAss. d sssssvsssd . act -
.ssese, srS secetps ses sss sssnsss due tAss
ssHes, fsr ssbse'5ssiss o. edverssssas.
4, .diss. st he OHscs ~. leo sNtssss Street,
Ms Y,brk. sai.,r.,est .,li 81, .,l sts,x.M 81
s .ssd q. 3. Csrser sf Bastsssrs ssd C,siceve
sfs., Baiftm0rs. ,,,,s, I'D, ,oss.g r,o,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-21


PENNSYLVANIA voLusrEKrs CALLED Our-
We learn BY the Washington Union Of Monday
evening, that requisitioas have been sent out
from the War Department, calling into the ser.
vice OF the United States, nine additional Resi.
ments Of Volunteers, to serve during the war
with Mexico. unless sooner discharged. They
are asked for from the following States: sms1
One Regiment of Infantry from Msssaehn
setts
One Regiment Of Infantry from the State Of
New York. bos s-;tm " > ia1 20 yaH1- 'nf .
ia One Regiment Of Infantry from Pennsyivani
One Regiment Of Infantry from Virgins. n
One Regiment Of Infantry from North Caro-
lima.
One Regiment of Infantry from South Caro-.
lima. +'' '
One Regiment Of Infantry from Louisiana.
One Regimen, Of Infantry from Mississippi ;
One Regimen, Of Mounted Men from Texas.
SIGNS or THE TIxKs.-The independent nor.
tion Of the Democratic press. are beginning 10
speak cut They see that without unanimity
there must be defeat, and that to ensure success
we must have new candidates T" -'4
q The Philadelphia Keystone says: "Unexeep-
tionable nominations should be cardinal ele.
ment with ell those 20 whom power 10 delegated,
for it 10 evident ,hssi lie man who is obnoxious
to the people 10 placed before them, defeat 10
certsin The New York Globe semarks in re.
!atien to Gov. Wright a.l9 aai 20 .iajt
One thing is evident, the Democratic party
must hereafter 90 into the canvass with men
upon whom the whole party can unite. The
opposition 10 Mr. Wright wss unjust, and gen.
s'ally undeserved on his part yet it existsd. and
the strength Of our opponents is such that Il 10
suicidal TO force upos the party men. however
strong their claims msy be-. who esnnot com.
msod the whole strength Of the party a'aa
This 10 certainly the proper gvessd to take.
and under the warning sviaenees which ws hsvs
bad, il 10 10 be hepsd that the nsneersiie party
throughout the whole Usiea will. hereafter. ..
void forcing men upon The party, however stseno
their claims. who esnaet bring q tAs pslls ths
whole Republican force. Let us prs6t By .pssl
sxpsrisnes-lst ~ take warning BY late event,
-snd slshsusA sssth is mighty. let 10 not. BY ,
psrssssi o. partial pssdilsesisa fss ssy naa q
sst Of men pot In jeopardy The sseesss Of skal
truth. whieAit 10 cur Psrpsss saa glory 10 ses
ssssb)isbsd and ps'Pstvsfsd." ilf Soc f3s
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-21

% The editors absence from home, for Sc.
versl weeks, must account for any deficiency ia
editorial, during the period. ? '''
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-21

Tvs FoscE IN Mkx,co.--Ths washinl
Union says "General Taylor himself his Ct,
for no more volunteers to be drawn from
several States, and with the accession OF I
whom be 10 sent to have ent for from the
Grsnde. be will have sooo picked men, and
wing. too. several thousand effective men at
posts on the river. .f .,s.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-21

T PRiSTiso lsk.-A fresh supply Of superior
summer ink just received, and for sale at Phila.
delphis prices.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-21

on the 18th ult., by Com. Conner, which proved
a failure. This is rather disheartenins to the
friends Of the Navy. The natural defeness and
shallow water are obstacles that cannot be eas-
ly overcome. Commodore Perry has set out
with 400 men, for the purpose Of capturing
Tobasco. I.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-21

Ma. Brass, the Csnsl cemmissiensr, is
gessssly III from an s,tsek Of spsPlsay.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-21

% One Term Meeting was lately held in
the district represented ia the late Constitutional
Convention by the Hon. CHARLES BRowx. Mr..
B., Il will be recollected, ably urged the engraf.
ting Of the one fern tenure into our present con.
stitution. = le i3 ''i4'
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-21

Convention, Of q Democratic candidate for Go.
vernon, is frausht with the most important con.
sequences 10 the party, not only in Pen.sylva.
nia. bet throughout the whole Uaion s ',s
We look upon that nomination % involving
our chances for success at both the Gubernatorial
and Presidential elections II IL bs such an one
a. will unite the whole party. we can enter into
the contest flushed with the confidence Of sue.
eess-we can elect the somines. and secure the
State the following year for the Democratic
candidate for the Presidency. But, if "madness
rules the hour"--if the Convention should disre.
gard the warning voice which announced our late
defeat, aud insist on the sacrifice Of principle to
men, by putting in nomination the present Exc.
eutve. OF any other candidate who must fail to
unite the party in one hsrmonious concert Of &C.
tien. We may ~ well 'hang our hsrps on the
willows," and cease sounding the notes Of anti.
cipated triumphs--Geverner. President, and oil
will be in the hands of the whigs. and the power
Of the State and National administrations will
pass from our possession i1a 3ai~ ss,l5s bas
In this State the ceayention were warned ..
sainst e-nossinaf;ag Q candidate for Canal Con.
missioner. who could not usiie the party. 10 con-
sequence Of the growing disposition to disceun.
tenance the practice Of reelection tooiRces OF
power and patronage. The Convention, how.
ever. paid no heed to the .wsrning-they had the
numerical strength, and. disrsssrding the prinei.
pie which governed the action Of the minority,
they forced through the ve.ssmino notios--snd the
result 10 q whis Canal Conmissiener. II New
York the same thing has just occurred Not.
withdrawing the wslhmssited fame Of Gov.
WRIGHT. dissstisfsetiea had. during his admins.
trstiea. ersps into the Democratic rssks. Many
ofths leading presses, and numerous meetings ol
the party. insisted upon the oseleetiea Of aew
| eaadidsts fos The eGkce Of Chief Magistrate, fof
The rsrrsss Of promosiag hasnesy. asd seesrias
ths success sfthe Denseratie tiskss--ssA that.
- the Distinguished pssdsesasss Of Gov. rWssssl
Gov. iBoucs) bad. Sss ~ sshs iof sniea. bssa
sstisetsd 10 the spsrsiies Il ths sas tssn psin'
eipls. The sssssss Of The party dspssaed upoa biz
bsiag ssljsessd 10 TIE ssas Ssls. Bat The lss
isss saia ~. They tried the szpsrmsae-- Gov
waIssr vss rs-asnisstsd. and JesK Yevre, ths
whig candidate, has been elected BY nsjasity
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-21

70 SECOND GRowrn APPLks.-we we're pre-.
sented with three apples, few days since, being
the second crop Of this year. The apples were
taken from the garden Of Mr.. Peter Hileman, in
this place, and are about the size Of hulled
walnut.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-21

ioiIowing aecoent OF singular marriage IN the
ST. Louis Republican:
Married, on the LIST instant. on hoard the
steamboat Di Vernon, by Esquire Waugh. of
Scott County. Mo-. Mr.. Bsp,ists vesn to Ne.
dam Charlotte Hoffman.
The above was handed to US last evening with
an account ofths wooinR. engagement and spec.
dy marriage. The happy groom is Spsn.rd,
who has just arrived from the Rio Grsnde; the
fair bride. widow, was taken from the ship
which brought her from Germany, snd the fret
time they met was on board The Di Vernon,
where each had taken passage Tor this place.
Neither could understand word the other ssid.
bat the ensmored Spaniard. with eyes and ees-
turss, and the occasional aid Of an interpreter,
- vigorously urged his suit that on the seeood
day out from New Orleans the widow surrsn.
dsred. and on the following day. there hsppsn.
ing TO b Justice Of the Peace on board. they
were msrrisi. The joyful bridegroom ressisd
the passengers and officers Of the boat with
ehampsgne and ushsr delicscies, end spent HE
money freely. And well ho might. for, with
tho buxom widow. he alien got possessioo ot
forty thousand dollars in gold. which, on her CO.
ming On board, shs had deposited in tho clerks
osoees t iH3rhNt- tt 81 % tfu'fH 80
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-21

alesrssv, JNssessber, "a, ie4s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-23

' VIZ DusiNEDD sspues nsepsssehsso. sal 4
6etRsass lks sGSrts - eat Merchants END
hsnufscsnssss fs ,hs ssssnsisn of their bnsinsu
The subsrssbss wsli pubiisA on The lnth Of Fehsusv
nest. he WHEELING BUSINESS CARE n
wsh ~ printed on . medium shess Of Ne fnss,
|qasiisy. - sew type. end whh the usssoss csre end
scc sssey. cod will cunpsss The soliowins. A
cpnesss sesAensat Of wheslsue. is location. set
'lessos. end history. A description sud nsp II
our coal. ssoae. clay. &c. A FULL account OF the
manufacturing and Mercantile Establishment CIV
OtBces.- Bsnhs. Conr,s. Public Buiidins. Churehe.
snd Conssrgs,'ons. Schools. pablo and puv,,.
S'ssnoosis and River Navigation. Travel. ro,.
wedding. Psschsss and Sole Of Produce. Ro.d.
Coassaplassd nosas. Produce Of The susrouod,ns
Cssaasv. Eeeshb. &c.
ostessy csris Of Merchants and Manufactures
'nss6ed - - cents each. Cspies neatly envelcp.
Cd esd fsmishsd 10 those who desire To end then
sSsosd - y : hsndrsd. os % ior two handsed.
me sdvsUsssnsat u any Merchant os Manu-
sscsurss inserted cosspicuouslv ses.ss The whole
mp ct'he Meet fas - so . hsodssi os a 90 6s
Two hundred.
Any one no, sssis6ed with The utility aud accu-
rscy 81 The work, on seeing IL. cen w,,hdss~ has
absorption. JAMES 4 WHARTON.
len 30
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DARLINGTON. Beaver co. Pa. Feb'y 1890.
DR. ID AfNEs-DenfS SUI My htie son. when
about Two months cid. wss seized with a bowel
complsini. II continued for two weeks wishon,
inicmission. and n"sw outstanding The remedies
psescribed by a respectable physician we gave M
The child n victim. as we supror ell ton fatal disease.
Bat . provid eniially heard OF ~'Jayne's Carninaiive,'
81 an efiselasl euro 1or howell complaint. and i'm.
mediatsiy dispatched n messenger TO u town seven.
teen miles OF Coz q bouls. BY lhe nse Of this med.
ieins. in ls~ than thirty six hours The disease was
checked. sed by iss sous,anI use for q few days the
child wss fsu,osed 10 Perire, health. Shortly sfe,
Ibis there occurred q similar case in one Of the
families of my congregation. p~rescnbed sJayne's
Csrninaiive.' snd The result was q speedy cure.
The SANE child, owing 10 exposure. when 70.
Gently coming M the Ohio. VIVA attacked by that
horrible malsdy Group. We landed in the night
At Beaver Point, and when our fears were ala rred
lest the hosrse scrulchral cough was The forerarnel
Of death. we gave him a Tea spoonful 81 your TX.
ptctomni. and applied some IMMINENT 10 tho throat
and breast; and hcforc mary minutes The hoarse
ness was gone. the child bFeathed Freely and SLEPT
sweeliy Owing TO these circumstances IL easnol
be wondered al vi ] have 50 high m opinion 81
,our medicines.esd while | advise every family IL
keep them on hand. ready for any emergency.
Respectfully ycnr-,
ARTHUR b BRADFORD.
Pastor Pseshyl 10 RAN Chu,rh, Darlineirn. 70.
For sale by DIR CRUMBACKER, l73 Mar
Street. feb 10