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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-16

Tire Ncw York papers say that there WAS
quite panic iu Wall ~lr,c, ou SATURDAY. snd
that m,ny stocks wen, down fron two to
four pr cent.
Nv YJrk l-tter oi saturday afternoon
say
tn stock nprkct took another plunge TO-
las AMI some ot the isu,ies Long island Tor
eNlnpir, arr lower than ever l-iorr, since
the, brgan To rise ihrre ~ fu-,r vc7tr~ ago No
satisfactory explanation - attempted hy th,,~,
who usually know Wall s,n.c, pr.tiy thor.
poghly, ot thi- confined lsl Ibis supposed
by some That the leading ball h willing now
Ia have tn market break entirely ~ that h-
can loaf himself mp at low prices.
The New York Gazette OF saturday evening
SayS:
The Stock Market continues depressed sud
prices stili r,ceic. The explosion oi the
chmcrrs in Norwich and Worcester and Erie
las pafalyz'd ia. market. and th, increasing
| >,arcity OF nJney prevents OPP rations. excerpt
- lar a. the r'-invesim nj OF dividends. Sc,
always usual al this period.
Money has increased very much in value in
all Our neighbor'ng cities, and we have heard
1T luan lsting effected fora very lsrge amour,
ln Boston. Tor 30 DAYS Tor hoti~. in New
York, ior hiCh about per cent. PER month
Wa paid.
II j. also rumorcd. and we believe with
| truth that one of cur largest capitalists has
! '-'cu sued by The parties who had hyIptheCa-
ted stocks with hiin, and have laid their dam
ages at a million of duliars.
This W. believe i, a novel case iu this
| country; hut we have some recollection that
| I'M England a similar ca>e was decided in favor
pi tn borrower and that the Banker with
whom the stock was hypoihcCaicd aud who
used n IN his speCulationS. was forced To- pay
over the profit, and bear the losses himself.
Money Matters. The Philadelphia North
American of Yesterday says
Tn demand for money still exceeds the
supply, aud IL IL understood the Banks are
rather curiaiiug than extending their discount
lines, the rate oi interest has advanced Tor pa-
per offered In the street. Tia, of the clas,
considered ! may bcquo,cd at 9to IL per
tunum. AMI a. our monicd men are not dis-
posed la take any paper. the drawers oi which
are not well known, II II very difficult to
procure the money even at much hi gher rates
How long this state OF things l. To continue
depends upon contingencies at Washington.
the Issue oil which cannot at present hc lore.
seen.
ln our review OF Las, week we noticed the
TACT oi the Indebtedness ol Boston. New logk
and Baltimore To this city snd as a result of
tins Indebtedness, we understand that notes
drafts, &c, payable at those points, are not
taken rs our Banks here unless II a discount
Within the last week 100 900 dollar, in specie
have been received from New York. ia part
liquidation OF their balance. which. after this
payment. i still we learn, upwards of 300
600 dollars.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-16
,,,Ll AD~

The praycrut as ~ moral. Which - sub
stantIally stated in the Caption given above.
NJ fact. ask, that the Legislature. - Car a. IL
may or eau. will compel the Bal,im"oc and
Ohio Com ANY 10 terminate at Wheeling -
The docum mt has just before asserted that the
Saie, at least equally with the Company,will
n benefited il the road CON !, over her ter
niouy. Does thi, give any right To impose
ouerous coniitinnsi Or does it Justify the
connivance oi Wheeling IA sponging out the
8 ,036 900 which the STATE, II her faith j. not
Punic. owed the CimpinYl Wa, not the
getting rl of this solemn obligation withou,
the consent OF thu Company, IN an honorable
way, the true consid ration which procured
the Act of last winter Peterborough Gaz
HAT clause OF release was inserted by the
company itself in the bill, aui prayed Tor a.
past ~ the bill. You are not, it seems, in
ihe secrets of the company.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-16

large cage, some four or five feet square. was
mounted on wheels over il. was a Sign board.
which informed the passcr by that the United
and Happy Family were io bc seen-and in il
were the membcrsoi the Happy Family Them
selves. Ii consisted OF a curious asscmblagc
oi animals. OF diilsrcn, tastes and iuClinatious:
and the harmony which appeared To subsist
among creatures. whom We generally see one-
mics Ia each other, was most surprising. a
large cat lay asleep with hawk perchcd on
her back-snd sparrow, aud some mice,
night under her nose. \ wiry. cross looking
terrier irolicking with uts. turtle dove and
ON seemed delighted with each Other society
ant mice played with kittens iearlessly.
cannot naule hall of the creatures who thu,
dwelt 80 lovingly together: but the cage wa,
filed with them.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-16

'olis. and stood. co,iessed, without rival.
tier character MAS tNceleut--snd amidst "A
thousand temptations, she preserved her puri-
y OF mind aud manners. The late Earl of
Essea, on the death Of his first wife, dissipa.
led, hsartiess vo,ury of Fashion, sought her
hand' and coronct sporklcd ON the brow OF
NH, Stephens. lsIo hes new station. II she
Ut not take 10 Il connexions which increased
Il iniincnce. she csricd virtues which adorn-
ct her position. The mos, rigid Investigations
ana the most envibus attemptcrs Ia defame
her' could not hnt speck on her character
Not long ago she brame, by the death OF Lord
hsseN, a dowager Now. ss one of the nobiii.
" oi treat Britain. she sits, thinking little, il
may DC, oi the time when she sang To the child
AS. honnetlcss and sioeless, She paced the city
thoroughiarc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-16
LONGFEILoW-pnE

MIR. EDGAR A. PoEs continued attacks up.
upon Mr. LoNoFELow. has dctTaCted much
from the iorm"T gcutlcman's standing a. nm
impartial critic. Notwithstanding Mr.. Por's
critical acumen aud subtle analysis, Mr.. LoNo-
FELLOW L., aud will continue to b., the Poet
ol The People; and "ENcclsior" The Village
Blacksmith "Nurcmburg," Footsteps OF
Angels, &c, will b. fresh in the minds OF all
lovers OF true poetry, long after the author of
the Raven" and his BLACK Cats Cold
Bugs, and other hUmbags are among the things
that were.
ln his "Mapual Notes published in Gn
ham Magazine, Mr. PoE gives the following
Criticism on the opening stauEa oi the intro
duciory poem 10 l.oSGFELLow's Wait
The day is done, aud darkness
Falls from the wings of night
From an eagle il lsmig6t:
1.-The single feather here j. numerically IL
Illustrative oi the oinni prevalent darkness; but
a more especial objection il the likcning of one
leather to The hlling oi another Night j.
Personiiied a. bind, aud darkness-the fea
Their Tails from another bird WHY. il would
do this Of course. The illustration j. idcnti.
oal-ihsi To say, null IL has no more force
Than an identical proposition in logic"
Tins. says the Hartford Ropiep. is certainly
islr Now let ms Try our hand alta verse of
ED6ARs The last stauZa of that much nd
mirrd poem. The Raven" produces the fol.
lowing jingle
And The raven never fitting still is sitting.
still is sitting
On the pallid bust Of Pallas, just above nv
chamber door;
And his eyes have oil the meaning of demon
That Is dreaming.
And the lamp-light, DER him streaming throws
his shadow ON the floor.
And my soul from out that shadow that lies
haiIng on the floor
Shall be lifted nevemorc"
Now query, continues the Reuieu. II that
raven SAT on that Pellid bust, jus, above that
chemhcf door, where must that lsmp b.. i'm
ofdeT To throw that shGdoirl a waE suggests
mt Mi PoE probably sleeps in the from,
room on The first floor. that there is F. sosb
NeniIldi"T over his door, and tliat ia, Iiph,
streams over the raven from the haH-ia1
But The force OF lhis inference is DESTROYED by
The tact, that Mr. Pos says. OF the OUTSET ol
'ie poem that alter FIRST hearing the ..iapping"
oi the raven, he spent some Tim. ina Kind of
dreaming sorrow iur the lost Lahore 4" aud
t"en' The noiS' bring repeated he informs a,
ia the ith stanza that
Presently my soul grew stronger: hcsitatjna
then NO longer.
Sir said cor Madam, truly your forgive.
ness implon..
Bus lhc fact - was mapping, and ~ pcna,.
You came tapping,
And 50 iainiiy YOU tame tapping Il the cham
bcr door.
That scarce was sure ! b~arl you'-hcre
opened wide ihc door
o., b"'AnrH' there and nothing more.
Thus he Opened wide his chamlS.r /. d,,,n
Wf a lac NtfHlHN al 4.
60, trns not third lof he lrhrld nothing h,u
d0rhn''s. We DO not ~ any possible way
b' winch MI Pos ran cNtricste himself from
THIS unfortunate dilcmma The question /.
s,l' nn1ecited where j. that lamp placed to
Throw the shadow of the raven ON the noor,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-16
A GOLDEN RULE.

One appeal TO God above,
Supphcating for his love.
Daily offer. Peace of mind
Makes thee happy, good and Kind.
Daily sing one cheerful sony.
From the bosom's fiery throng:
Daily DO on, noble deed.
Daily SOW one blessings seed.
Daily make one foe thy friend.
Daily from thy surplus spend;
Daily when the gilt is thine.
Write one verse in strains divine.
Daily seek kind natures face.
Daily seek for some new grace;
Daily dry one sufferers tear,
Daily one grieved brother chesr.
Daily drink from sparkling eve
Swceter rapture: soar on high
Then thy lite will know no night.
And thy death b. robcd in light.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-16

Fy-NNOfilER LIFE SAVED to- Ga. use =,
Df "is'at'- Bsis,m ui Will Cherry The follow,
Hg crfihe''c - from De Wiic 81 Mr. EnurL PEN,
very ''srec'ai lr iarGaef 90 Or"ri G. -uny M,,n..
'"d ''n bc fcii'd upon rue iu t,,r, tst,c,ia,.
" "'' ~ sohrt" !, ~ gwen hy lhc lady. irom
-c"fr 81 helV, ircof tha, she owed the rt,s.r,,.
h"" Of her liis io nf Wisiaf's Wild Cher, II Lam.
RUNF"KD Ne, O,f,d 60 Jnl, %. ISI5
THIS may certy, iha, I have tor a n,mb-t of
yeats he'n severely sfIlic,sd .nh ihr Asthma a,
o'"hef' 1913 took Niolcnt cpld. which u,,
duefJ very severe rough rhth ~a. as,o,nrs
med ~nh severe Pail,s ~ - sidc and 80, en- pf,
'us,II nigh's. The.f Dad y ~ g,on. continued. un
~ Vas - much reduced that was unsbt. 4, a.,
Aiy "ofk alN'" The house 80 even waIk acr,ss. lie
"Sm without asissDce. Ia july is4i ra. ..
Hiil cicd with shUfhess 81 breath ,urh etr,t ,bn
'"'y ~ breath ne, ~ such sevefr PAIN tb,t va,
"""hlc D." ie ~ ted, ~ sisep Lr II zee uceks Ono
phyHr''n Who attended me-, snd anoihcr u a., va,
''h-"hed Doth gore ne up 10 die I'D hey ,ouII
q" 10" more Iof me My lnsRds dc.pa,f,J of m,
"ie' bad 80 hope myself I then cnum,ns,d
'aking bf W'-iaf's Bt-sm 81 wa Chcft,-isC,.
lad 'Hken oue hOitle was aide in Wsik ni.ut ~,
io''se. continued io take tho ~, IN nrnl
h'H taken l'nT h'ltirs, ard ow / am we'll. ire,
nm ram, l1e of nU cough. u" nv own vo,k Le,p
90" help, aud have not tnjyed better health, 10, III
zen year. lSsreiI RELIANCE PERRY
pr sale ~ PRYOR q PACIL ICi Nl,,Le,.
l." ~ } CRuMBACkER. Dourgia misn5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-16
THANKsGIylNG GonSR -r.

THANKSGIVING SE.-Turkcys arc
uc general market standard Tor the thankseiy
ing day bat sometimes a goose j. preferred.
lna ncighbonng ciiya gentleman was attract.
ct by The sight Of plump. extra sued well
cleaned Cou,e
rosy checked lass.
"les slr Indeed ii j." was The read, reply.
And Do" mp,h do you want for il2'
a dollar, sIr'
That b. too much. ] think, say -7I cents
aud here's your money
Welt sir o., would like ~ get YOU Tor a
steady cust"m.r tJke % away.
The E'os" was token home aud roasted. bu,
d was Found diibcult 90 carve. and WHEN cat
up -" tough as 'o b. unraiable The gentle
nsn went Too market smln. on ihe iollowin,
day Or usull, and there me- bis isit poul,errr
Dld you '.,, me that goose was youp,
| Which bought of your"
Yes -lr dil and twas Don't Won cal
fnc young woman, an Ouiy 49,"
"Ycs DO"
We'll, J have heard mother av man,
umc, tIht % was ucsrly sis weeks yourrsI
J dlsn mc. '-.Nsl0 Iork SUI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-16
A SCENE WORTH CONSIDERING

Years ago the Office " the old Gazette was in
Hanover square, neat the corner of Pearl street
IL was place OF resort for news aud CONVEX
sauon, especially IN the evening. The even
lngot February llih. 1913. was cold and at
late hour only Alderman C~hra and and A.
mother gentleman were left with father Lang.
the genius OF the place The Office was about
being closed. whens pilot rushed in aud stood
Tor a moment ~ entirely exhausted as In be
unable 10 speak. "He has great news ex-
claimed MIR. Lang. Presently. the pilot. gasp.
ing Tor breath, whispered intelligiblv Peace
Peaeo' The gentlemen lost their breath :
la, a. the pilo, gained his. Directly the pilot
was able 10 say. ''An English ~loop of war j.
below, with news OF a treaty of peace" They
LAY That Mr.. Lang exclaimed in greater words
Than he ever used before or after. All hands
rushed into Hanover Square, CRYING Peace,
pedeG PEACE! The windows flew up. for
families lived there than. No sooner were
The Inmates sure Of the sweet sound of peace
than the windows began to glow with brilli-
ant iiluminations. The cry Of Peace peace
PEACE spread through the city al the top of
all VOICES. No one stopped to inquire about
Tree trade and sailors rights No one in
CURED whether even the national honor had
been preserved. The matters by which poll
iiclans had initiated the nation into the war.
had lost all their Importance. Itwas enough
That The ruinous war was over An old man
ON Broadway. attracted by the noise To his
door, was seen 10 pull down Immediately a
placard, "To let" which had been long post
ed up. Never was there such Joy i'm the CITY.
few evenings after there was general il.
Elimination, and although the snow Was foot
deep, and soaked with rain, yet the street.
were crowded with men and women. eager ia
see aud pariake oi every thing which had in /,
the sight aud taste of peace.
". j. Journal Of Commerce.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-16

A prisoner being brought up at a London
fol'ce Once. the following dialogue passed
between him and the magistrate.
How do YOU liver"
Pretty well, sir: generally little bccfand
pudding at dinner"
~ mean ,ir. how do YOU get your breadl'
said the magistrate.
i beg your worshp's pardon. Sometimes
al ihe baker aud Scmetimcs at the chandler ,
shop
lon may b. as witty a. YOU please. sir.
bat mean simply To ask you. how la ,pu do,'
Tolembly well. ! thank you; hope your
worship Is well also
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-16
MOVING UP THE MISSISSIPPI

81. Louis New Era of the 9Th inst. says: "A
S~.;y - genfiemcn left the civ yesterday, ia
small boat, Tor the gorge OF ice about sin
n,iies hvlow this poin,-it - rrofied that
ti<y cssr'ed a quan,'is OF powder aud full
supply OF materials. tn accomplish their dc,
sign. which il, we suppose To- bore holes ia
the ice. ram them full oi pow der and low EN-
NJ. We hope this singular movement will
b. successful, but, in our opinion, it will b. q
old bd,x"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-16
MORE OF THE NAN WITH TuFcAp

49,. - ''iis "a tAt' W III lie tA IL
TEL BAG.-lt nov known that an express.
with thc Cambnas mail took IL on from
Montgomery Ia Mobile day in advance ol
the NAL. DcifG.
The express left here Montgomery a, 4
p ~ aud arrived at Mobile Isl milesj at :
O'Clock neat morning. Tie last 90 mile.
above Stockton were rosie ion hr6S hours
lhis express has been started los some New
Orleans houses in selt.detcncc II Is q noted
iact, That ifom some uHsrplo5ied aud uauc
ophRidbiS mail arrangement Or arrangement
The iorrign news has passed tbrp' this pllc,
tins SEASON s'vefd times in advance OF IN,
regular mails, Tor llIr benefit oi the iew in th,
secret in Mobile anl New Ohcans. and AL
|fcmpusirncrs FOO reform have as set been in
IeiicCtlSc.-ddp.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-16

STARTING IN THE WORLD MANY
al unwlsr parent labors bard and lives spaf-
"'s" all ms liie Tor the purpose OF leaving
enough Ia give his children a starr in ,h,
woHd' ~ II - called. Setting Vonnn man
iiioat with money lett him by his relatives. j.
IKE tying bladders under the arm-of one who
cannot swim; ten chances to one he will lose
ni7 bIadders aud go To the bottom. Teach
nun To swim and he will never need the
bladder Give your child sound education
and you nave done enough for him. See 10 i,
uhat ms moals are pure, his mind cultivated
ana ms whole nature made subscr,ieni Ia
Jaws which govern man, and YOU have given
what VIII b. of more value than the wealth of
The Indies. You have given him start " hich
no misfortune con deprive him OF. The ear.
'ler you teach him Ia depend upon his own
resources, the bctteT--SGi Courier.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-16

The Hon. Wu.LIAMC. PgrrOS entered lo,t
week upon the dischAr,r 81 his du,ic,a, Pres
idsnt Of South Carolina College. The Colleg-
Chapei was crowded os the day oi h,s inaugu.
ration with ladies and gentlemen, end his al
dress on the OCCASION TO the students is spoken
of in terms OF the highest prsi>c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-16
J. T.. wHARruS. E.su.

J. r.. WHARTON, Isl.
The President OF the Dorcas Society wishes
to acknowledge through your columns the re-
ccipt OF five dollars from an oll and valued
hieud at Richmond, Va.
Ian Is 1916.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-16

- a. '"'N'Li-' Mas>, Jan u. lStf.
~ p'Nd JVn,' Dear Sir II have used your
'n'd'"i"c &" universally kn'wn by The name az
''S"'. E'rcc'"'"niO ia NY prscucr for a number
- Yeas "''d 'an mos itnly ~, that have be,a
more successful "a the use al Ihaf n. mill az.
ana """"ush EiPrri"rsnt. that 81 any which 4
nave ever used. IL Is The hssi for the lllaw,,y
"'N'o"s 'eas"'s. u docs not given IN pr,per do
So occasion disugr-eable bausea IL does nos.
"e'Nen 'he i""es aud PROSTATE the system, like
~, "'"'' f.'ree'"fa"s ." Common use, nor does IL
"hs'e The appetite Of the potent like o,,.e, -
seah"g medicines. which have been used nv ,hs
"c"'y J." a word It's hssrI, or quite the ,b,,y.
winch hos been sought for by many OF the faeuI,v,
'"f ages gene by remain yoar. SC
LUTHER BRIGHAM. I'D,
tor ale 10y DIR J CRUMBACKER. wbe,I,ns.
ian ~
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sDsa DRUMS FRESH FIGS
~ ~ Frail Flesh Dates
~ taury inscs Pgunes
. 49, ti.... D. IsAtsiu.
dvz Jars Prc.erv,d Ginger Jn.r,s,,
-" '' SAFE iy ID WOODROW
i'' ~ pa Main Street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-16
rENPERANCE MEETING

Al large aud respectable Meeting OF the
Washington Temperance Society. held at the
City Hall, Jan. IL, 1916. the society was col
led 10 order. aud Mr.. Thos Hombrook appoin-
he'd Ps-stlcnt. The object OF thc rlectins of
the Society was loF ile clccts,n ct ~ officers
for the ensuing year Tue following named
gentlemen were unanimously clcrted olliccrs.
MN +. WILSON. Pye,ideAf
JonN HANiLIoS Vice President.
JouN KwlN, Treasurer.
THos. HoRNBRook Sscr,inrg.
1ss'sssss-- 60. rft..
a :. HALLowELL, JonN Muong. ASp FRaNcis
II HoRN BBook
A special committee ,,s~ appointed con
sis,ing OF Mcssrs J. H. Hswkins. John Nc
Collough, ard John Moore whose duty j. TO
settle all claims against tie society. and all
persons having claims az, requested to hand
their balls TO the above committee iot settle
mont.
The pledge was read rs tie President, and
the meeting WAS addressed by Messr, Hamil-
ton, Mccullough, Wilson, Chas Moore. and
Rev. Mr.. kenncy all ia shuet ami appropri
ate remarks, durihg lis. addresses several
signed the pledge, there being no further bus
mess the society adjouued to meet in the
North wheeling School House on next We'd
neslay evening, at half pas, O'Clock, T.. NJ.
THoS. HoRNBRooK, Presf protein.
J. III. HAwKINs, Soe'y.
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At called meeting OF the Pul,dclphian
Literary Society OF West Ahnsndsr Academy.
Hervey, Hastings Mckee, Chns,y aud Ford
were appointed committee 60 dmughta pro
Snblc and suitable resolution, respecting tic
death Of Michael L. Gfern late member oi
the same, aud more recently q member of the
franklin l.. Society. ct Jefferson College, Can
Onsbup,h, Pa
Whereas, Having received thc painful IA
teligencc OF the death of Michael g. Green.
who departed this hic ailrr short Hines, in
Canonsburgh Pa on ihc ll,h lust,
Therefore resolved, That while we b.w
with humble submission ,o tli- affective di.-
pensaiion Of God, wc deeply l,.,i thc los, oi
one whose smiab!e disposition aud moral con
duct cni,arcd him to hls ,la,-natr., sui all
with whom be- Nas acquainted
= Resolved, That while vc mourn his un.
Timely death and drop inarof rity iur ,ho
fate OF bin who bad usirirr parn., nor cla.
tiycs to -oo,h ins dying pillow. We r.iu,r,
that bee had ,hus- sweet consultations which
religion alone can give.
Resolved That as e Sr,isty vc cannot hsIp
bot tender oar wUrme-t feelings ca na,,c ,,hu
watched over him sui faithfully paid hiu tli.
Ia, debt due goo nature
R"Spl,rd ElHl Ve ls, tlis as Soc last tu
butte 10 Toe $50 mou OF our departed friend
the orphan student
Resolved That wc wear tl,e usual hade, al
mourning ihiuy days
Resolved That these resolutions be pub
li.hrd in the respective rp.r H WH.,uur
WssIingtun. aul Pittsburgh
N,GttLEN nERNET.
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~ " ~ o "a ~ LETTER PLEASE
READ lf-Ihc hdl.winr Ieuet (,,n n, n ,h,,
60, lowell. Macs. bui -ieaks the uniform language
"' hundreds ~ other Physiean. whr have if,ed.
"'d MGR tore know hps 10 appreciate jayne. Ex-
pcctotant Wv "
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kOK khNT

a The dw-iiing snd .hnp ~ present oc-
fh out'sd by Mr.srs Nlcoi q Car. SadJlcrs
liss.Ar No 100 Main II. will be rented &c paraie
.tsAsSSi 20 both 10 e,rsd 'cnam. ReW mole
rse. Possession given on the frs Of April nett.
Apply To- ALEX ROGERS.
lao 10
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N, GrtLEN iiERNET
ROBERT CllgiSTt
WM o. MCKEE
EtITON HASTINGS
SANPLE FORD

80 FOR GEA IS furry o.B wagons
pas.'l over CD. 900, le14- .r.--Hl .sl- tu,
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-16

A London correspondent of the Boston At.
la, speaking of a recent theatrical perform
ance for benevolent object, in which Dick.
ems, Jeuold. aud other writers OF celebrity
sustained parts, thus describes some of the
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-16
OHIO

We publish the following letter from the
nominee oithc loco foco convention of the Sth
Jan. inst. in order that his supporters in the
State, who are our readers may understand
distinctly where he stands, and BE- able When
the Time comes To vote unders,andiN