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GEN. SCOTT AND GEN. GAINES

by singular fatality these two names have
been blended closely together, in their lives, and
hereafter history will find them inseperable-
They are the /" ebony and topaz" which has i'm
mortalzed. or done more to immortalize the liter
airy fame of John Quincy Adams, than even
" Dermot McMorragh." Scott's military fame
is of the same class and character, as that of
Gates, of revolutionary memory which was bull,
up by the talent of Others but lost when directed
by his own weakness and imbecility. His coun.
trymen have, with their accustomed generosity.
endeavored TO preserve that fame for him, but
like reckless prodigal he has thrown il away
from him. The wing party have tried TO make
great man of him. but his vanity and stupidity
has exposed him to the pity and contempt Of the
world His life, and late correspondence. is the
only living practical illustration of the following
tale heard in our youth, that we have ever
known. "a man having son no, blessed with
an ordinary quantity of brains. was travelling one
cold day having stopped ut a tavern, he ordered
his son TO go into the house, and cautioned him
to hold his tongue. and no one would find out he
was fool. Shortly the boy was addressed nv a
stranger, with the ordinary salutation. q" it's very
cold today''-to which reply was made
The remark was repeated with the same result.
when the matter dropped with the contemptuons
remark. that the boy g must be a damned fool -
No sooner had the father entered, than the how
spoke up" Father did not speak word, and
yet this man found out that was fool. The
only difference between Scott and the bow is. the
former spoke and the latter did not-yet both
were fouhd out to be fools. We marvel much
that since the exposure of the late Scott cores
pondence, that any press should even make the
attempt to uphold the character of Scott. vet we
find our contemporaries of the Richmond Republi-
can, engaged lin the Sysiphean abor-we wish
them joy of the sef-imposed task
Turning from the contemplation of the inani
mate clod. look at the fiery, patriotic genius
which dictated the letter that will be found below
Gen. Gaines needs no praise at onr hands-he ia
fully capable of indicating himself, and he will
rise superior to every influence that petty malice
can bring to bear against him. The letter which
we publish below is all that is necessary to ele.
vate him high.in the affections of the American
people; and we have not the least doubt that his
line of policy is the only true and proper one thai
prudence and sagacity would have dictated to be
pursued on our southern border but which selfish
ambition, and personal malignity, located at
Washington, had the power to turn momentarilv
to his disadvantage. We have not the honor of
personal acquaintance with Gen. Gaines. nor do
we claim acquaintance with Scott, but our motto
being fiat justicia, ruat c6elum,'' we could not
forego this expression Of our opinion
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kin. Peter Fa,kin, Margaret Fa,kin. (dau0b,er. !,
Jare Live, (mother.) Alexander Lave. .Jessr
Love. Margaret McMilleu, (:no,her,) Elizabeth
McMillen, Ann McMilleo, Hugh McMillen.
VIM. McMllen, Jenet McNlilien, Robert NJ.
Mullen. Margaret Denoon. Marion Dennuon
mary Den~n. Daniel Mclean. VIM Frazier
Ssrah Frazier. Ann Catherine Frazier, Effy
w Ter. Junna Cre,n -20O -
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Observation-Disclosures e.

~, NEW YORK. June %, S PM
,ooo ne ho1t, market appears heavy, some g or
ooVo oo's Si'ch'gan sold to-day at 1894 aga.
ana some Cenesee al 81 aS4l2a. Tho SouIh.
ern descriptions are heavy.
The supplies of corn ara moderate and lille
mand So asa cents. Gun
Inc dcmana to, Pork is limited, we quote
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FOURTH OF JULY-MILITARY

The Richmond Grsys, Capt. Scott, and tho
fredericksburg GuHrds, Capt Jackson, will visit
Old Point Comfort, snd Norfolk, on The 4th Of
July
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INDIAN DELEGATES IN WASHINGTON

We learn tina. the following tribes of Indians,
are now represented by their delegates in Wash
ngtoD.
Camanches delegates. Lippans 2. Tonka
ways 9, Wacoes d. Wichitas 9, Towakarroes 9.
Pawnee -mabsws L. Onadacas 6, Iones 8, Cad
does 2, Kechies 2, Muscogees g.
Interprsters--Cherokees ], Delawares g.
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PONTIFICAL CONSUL.

The President has officially recognized Nicho-
las Regio, as vice consul, from the Pontifical
States, for the State of Massachusetts.
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ACQUITTED.

Tucker, who stabbed Capt. Ramsey, and his
family. some time ago 10 Washington, was &C
quilted on Tuesday, on the ground Of insanity.
IL will be reCollected that he was crazy drunk.
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brckbaf', and relates the ingorious retreat of the
Anti Mormon mob from Nanvoo., The war is
now over, and peace az ain restored, =,
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NAVAL.

OFF Vera Cruz 10Th June, u. S. sob, FL.
from Brasos Santiago. to return mex, dsv
The frgates Cumberland and Po,om,,
lOO miles from Vera Cruz the 18th June "'''
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THE BROTHERS OF TEMPERANCE

We were right glad. this morning, to hear the
voice Of our old friend Mr.. JOSEPH WHIppLE, OF
Washington, who has visited this section by in.
Sita'ion. for the purpose of insttuting the Asso
citation No. |, Of the United Brothers of Temper
ance. Mr.. Whipple is a remarkable man, and
possessed of great powers of persuasive eoquence,
which has frequently been poured out with efrec,
in behalf of the Temperance cause. BY reference
to our advertising columns it will DO seen tina,
Mr.. Whipple speaks TO Norfolk audience to
n'sht All we feel it necessary to say. is tina,
those who hear him will be pleased and improv-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-10

CHEAP FAMILY fHySiCfAN-DR. C. BENZ
SMITHS IMPROVED INDIAN Vegetable SUGAR Co,
TED rus are now considered preferable any Others
they are both pleasant and efeseous aud as they ro
SEES Tonic aromatic and APE lent properties they remove
shoppressivc ACCOMMODATIONS, strengthen the stomach
'ndneeH healthy appetite. and impst tranquility to the
nervous system. They also cure dyspepsia. coughs.
colds bilious complaints, headache and foul stomach
Once i'o Greenwich street. tLarSc Brick Block.)
III Always ask for the Improved Indian vers,ssle
Pills.
Or And see that G. Benz. Smith is Written with
pen on the bottom OF the box
This is to certify tha, have used the Sugar co,ea m
manufactured by G. Benz. Smith, OF New York Gr ,,.
time and believe them TO Re good nedieinc and sso
nom enquiry in that city, avn persuaded that he is The
ORIGINAL inventor, and therefore is entitled 10 the tenet
Of the invention. & WTfTIAMS ''
Pastor LIST Baptist Church. Pirsburgb
Ohlee l1o Greenwich 81. Osrge brick blockl
Pills "' 'ese'e~e
NTSAnd see that C. Benj. Smith is wRrrrrS win
pen on the bottom OF the tox Wv"
AeExTs ~ wnrEtrNn, ). cRUMBACKER, PRYOR
PANLL. ID. MACLANE. Argus OF &C.
ST. CLAIRsvILLg. o., MORGAN 4 RAMSEY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-10

chsffELAs Is only one among many OF the nnuer
w snnien's which originate IN IMPURITIES OF tire hoa
ara experience has shown that few. any an. 49,, NJ
ncun 10 overcome. Dat the Clickener sugar Co.es g.
~ ae iii> have grapnlcd successfully wiih n in even
lorin. Ms. Jones, OF Albany, urwa-ds of 20 $3.50,
., sse had fecn su ec' Ia rerodica az returns ~
p,snt tram Der earliest nfsneys and iaitcrl,. had bc, -
Nioently srecicd. - TO furnish irdicaions Of
'snect Recourse was had. formerly To tho ,,I,
ny sieisn tui ms preserirtion only dove The Iefs
aoe,or finally recommended box Of Lees Ti. 49,,
'.'ouyh so,re s'ake of the Apothecarvs eicrL ~
-, .nessns,s sues Cos'cd Ne1eistls furea,,v. pm,
gu, IN 'heif stead Having little faith I'M ,ls ~ -
H.. sc.s, ana teng rather snrerSous ,xisbs
,y soneIoded thai ovideuee had hand in ,b. -
Tu.'on and afer all. u nigh, turn out for IN. ~,
=, s. ssso,aingly made use ofihem. The result OF We
60 1855 'et. usn no cause TO regre, tleir snp.si
hoS' no'ions The raiient rapidly recovered AMI ~
b;~b,x s, sek OF Erisyrelas since. Tie Doctor was
Hon r, AZ 'he supposed success OF III. pr~crtp.
-, ms error that he resolved from tia, tan to,vsrs
Sep., nothing else IN case. Of Erkypelas hu, Clio.
Nv ,. sugar Coated Vegetable Pills. Fos sale by
-" a. .. FAlkClifI.D.
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ID PAINE II co. MAJ AGtRS
WHEELING VA

Official drawing Of the Pokomoke River
Lottery OF Delaware, class lS9, drawn at vii.
tnington, Oct s.
iS 81 81 % 20 II a. % e. 81 40 IS
Lowest prize 50.
Official drawing of the Pokomoke River
Lottery OF Delaware, class 100, drawn at VIII.
Sningion. Oct. 6.
80 10 10 % 5 81 81 81 SO 2 II
Lowrs, prize So.
Official drawing OF the Delaware Small fry
Lottery Glass No. 236, drawn at Wilmington
Del. Oct. 5.
81 81 60 9'I5 ~ 81 So 50 So 81 76
90
Lowest prize So
Official drawing Of the Delaware Small fry
Lottery class No. 500, drawn al Wilmington,
Del. Oct. 9.
10 IL 81 IL az 20 Sc 80 20 4 CO CT
Lowest prize 81.
n. l.. DORSEY.
Sole Agent for the Managers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-10

LATEST FROM THE ARMY.-Tbe
The steamship Galveston arrived at New o.
leans on the 18th ult. from Port Lavaca and
Galveston. The following paragraph from
The Galveston Civilian contains all the ws
ircm the army, aud it is merely in conGrlna.
ZION Observation-Disclosures previously received:
The Kentucky regiment under Col. Mar.
shall, numbering about 800, is encanped at
.ne mouth OF the Lavaca, with 200 men on
the sick list, owing to the fatigues OF a long
march, This regiment has Just received oF.
aers 10 march forthwith to Camareo. The
tennessee regiment is daily expected. Nei
t,'er oil these regiments were intended TO Join
General Wool.
An arrival at Port Euvaca, which left Mat
smo1s OH the 18th inst, reports that hews
mad been received very late iron Gen. Toy-
Tor, TO the effect that he was marching unon
Monterey with 5000 men, aud was within
lew miles OF that city. Monterey was said
10 Dc defended with force OF Is, 900 Mcxi
cans under Gen. Ampudia.
ihe brig Mary arrived at Galveston on the
S5d IRON New York, with heavy freight and
fourteen passengers. The Schooner Fairy from
New Orleans arrived on the 9Th.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-10
LaiPER TANT WARNING TO yBOSE
WHO NEGLECT com

~ - evident, and decided by the most eminent nj vs
clans that Disruption - mostly encouraged nv re-
leet ofa cold on The first attack. How any ue-sors a
there who put oil from tine tire procuring suitable
medicine until the disease hegins TO assume serious
eharScier, when IN all pro- shiiiy they s-erast the
er Of medical aid. May these lines prove ,varnin ~
those AFFECTED with 'he first symptoms Of coNsrMrTioN
lhsi They may immediately Use DR. DuScAN's EvPEcTo,
RANT REMEDY, which Is expressly for diseases OF tie
fespira DRY sysieH. II Is certain remove cough in
lew dsys, al the same time relieving the rain in the sIs
ana breast and a'esng the ofthis IA al disease
-cONsrAFrioS. The Exreciorsnt Remedy has a dcrid
nc advantage over al other prepa-eous II is entirely
from Opium, aud all Other violent Nareoticy !, "a
ireSes the system and gives strength the weak and
uesep - JDAP NApsu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-10
TO TANNERs.

~ The undersigned would respectfully .1irit a,en.
cY nom IASNEFS aud LEkrHTE DEALRRs, who have 4
STOCK % ihe d. ercnt kinds Of Leather enns
him win The sae q b., az his Acquaintance IS very -
icnsire 10 Missouri, Illinois, Iowa aud Wisconsin hAv
my t"cn engaged IN this civ extensively ~ she Whole
sac and c AIT Leshef saddicry, Hardware ard Shoe
bdtnE husiness fsr the pest twelve yeas which la
enabled him go become well &c Waned with 81 te most
prominent Saddcrs, ShOemskers and Dea'ors visiting
ls market; and understanding the business VIII eias
han 60 procure ihe best possible prices m order to Give m
tire pa sfaction 90 those who win cntrus BIN " h tci
prompt sftCifion "a ~.
y. D. ~ intend % do exclusively Forwarding ana
temmis bualneie land being determined all
akc) viii not purchase any Leather or Mcrchaudi1i
. ms account.
HIDES ~ 81 kinds viii e purchased 20 ordcr yyhei
Tie finds are furnished, either hy lemitsnee az pro
ceeds 81 SALES o. sucb stiics have been hin
iof csc, Or ttdi purfose. tHAHLts z. UENDHY
W. 10. .N. So. 81 Lowe. rpfnef vino alrnaI.
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GREAT CURE
OF NERVOUS HEADACHE ny THE
IMPROVED INDIAN VEGETABLES

PIILN.
MY daughter endured almost inioc-alc A, " I'M
tne NERVOUS HEADACEE. for i've wears aud noi,,ng
seemed TO give relief had the curiosity 10 ret boN III
III cmihs fts, of q. Dexter. In Albany. and gave her
sdoSe; which showed she derived immediate hene0t =
,onidenee now taking the place Of curiosity Obtained
TIE agency OF these good ills aud have sold great
nv, recsuse can honestly them Nv daugb.
yer - now perfectly well, aud Is attending the AIiaSv
,nae sshins,y. WM. LANSING. .
me oCoce gentleman. a respectable lfer-
chdnt, Is knoson universally ia albany.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-10
HOME LEAGUE,
BooT AND SHOE MANDATORY.

I'D M0m Street. WELDING.
TET are constantly receiving direct Not co racka
w pes OF FLOP work from the Eastern reneieuii lie
res and Workhouses hut daily supplies OF first rate az
lele oil Boots ana Shoes, got under own inspcc.
non 81 Ire est ms'eias aud ade good mechanics
We warrant our work 20 Re superior 10 av Eastern
work toughi TO this market, 10th share and quality
aud we offer IL as low and many articles 20 per cent 10
WEI Than any store in Wheeling. rAironse lone Ma
hu1c urc9 ana keep The money in circulation an Onrst
ourselves instead ofsending $4,000 annually over the
mountains for The articles of Boots and Shoes Ladies
and centcmcn, look 10 your Interests and give as
call not Al the Dig Red Black Boot tut az Tie sign
% The little Golden Boot two dOols above Knote 4 san
gers Saddlery establishment.
SEP 10 Connolly & vADH
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LOOK At THIS

EaxTBNsfvEss's Of Dry Goods a. auction, by w r.
- Wickhsm, WhernR, Va. On Monday morning
me l1lb day ~ Octo.es 1916. a. O'Clock. viii sell
gflho9t reserve Tor 0f whou IL may coneo r.
very large loi % DRY GOODS Of every description
sutaie for fat trade. Country merchants and others
WI enf n icr rtvsHfsyc "a riee ihis sss siisuiion
a. me gcoss very desTsbie ard VIII 90 syd positively
Uithout reserve. ~. 4. WlCEHAN.
Ocl Q, 90 Wheeling, Va
RI 0TiCE-NRs. HUME would respectfully nform
~ ne Lsdiu 81 Wheeling. ihH a. present size s in
ths siy, and DESTROYS az procuring ia ~ 0unf Ia
dies ~ the FANCY BRANCHES. = such al WaN-fow.
gfs Fruit Embroidery kc AZ who $50 avail them
%eee4 ~ fhe present opportunity fof such insifucnn
vii pisase favor Mfs. ~ with a. iunioiisfc call sine
fesi6gacs ONT a. .. Faifebld. Msiu -. where tLey
vii issra pastica.am Wheeling, 0cL6.-1t.
Erifsct ofs letter from Martin Chiusndon
"a, JOHN keff BON, Dear Els- Anef havlns
been severely shicica 90 yesfs viu Dyepe sid
~ great nsoY kinds Of ngdiercs ia vain, have Pro
v8sntflly fslisu in with yons "lCntc aud Anti fiscsn
~ PisF and think they saesreign remedy CO.. ne
complaint.
hsserifh snciosc yoa go. snd wish yon n 5fws.a
De aa19aui ~ Ness henderson a fonfersor Cleveland
ono Or ne without fcaY, e. there Erss' msnf H
this viciniy vel mye itf essift 90 otssia u'
medicine. ar. sifs. refg fcsnefifslif yoou,
NthTfN tNr fENpON.
The s,sdirise css b Sisines is Whgeilor Wtssssh
- rstsr. n FRFORt rAttt.
esff CfnfFaf fErrts f.fr co. n frfsffr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-10
NEW WHOLESALE
DRY GOODS HOUSE.
NuEETrNn ~

H
NJ al ave now received shsu ali s.oek Of
tsvu Pueisse AtIre Tie decline In prices
upon The iseeut 1sfT and Otherwise with evry
eoVantsge IN theit favor preps ri lob reots ma
1sfs a. advantageous the Esssstn cities can oder
The satisfaction given TO their customers durss tie
last season has satisfied that tusiuess done abort 20.
believe that with their tnple variety OF soods ana tks
s AL or eeuiage ecd hey win hc enabled sapply
al dealers who call aud Nanne, satisfactory
IL may not te ainiss 10 enuietsse LEADING Ar.ss
a. an index 10 their stock In geno,sl.
Brown Mus!ins. Sheoiings and ehrtinss Of difsrsof
Sssues scd widths, sold at eastern prices snd ~
shipment. NooisusSush Is estlress Flannels X e..
seys. Jeans. Linssys low priced easrss and eIo,h
al the reduced price Csshmefcs, NJ. de LANES. co,
hufgs, Metnocs. einghan, and all IL aress
goods including the new style Cslies Cashulers aud
DE Lame Roles Canton flsnncls, Table Dspsrs. lrer
and esaehed Drills riekings checks. eoioed eahsies
parsr 10. Brown Hoapds frish linens. porae.lie IN.
hams. rabhy velves. plaid losk euings. :.
White Goeds-Such a. lsces. cap nets. Swiss nooA
Ahd JAeeOnes noSi'ns. Plain And Iud ssunhriss psW
sple helts. Bishop lawn. 1srlcon nnSiins Ana Lsr.c
avn laneN Articles. including pSnnsss. RIM onr
ttSWttP, S'iSs, shawls, handkerchief. &C. ec.
NVi'ohs--itns, Needles spool and skeIn Bvss rAali
s@fSe' Is,,s new style buttons Of all kinds
Il1Nv' Hosiery nett eel- and mtis rsies, cosrls ton
d;c-sing and nory JnbItlsS.
fSiioFs rTimnlngs.- tsnvass aud naddins Sn,
ciss, sik snd wefsto sergss. t>i ilct yc,N ihs sr
TWIST and Thread, lc Buttons BinJinRs and y.
[cciay 10 sell by piece ~ IaiOrs and Others er,rs
French cloths and caSsiuiCfCs Nesffuss IL, s<..
BEsNrR reEps." new article tor oskrcoals; lisnt
coi b for elosks. blue hauketinr. ps inses 30 thu
the few Aiees uf bry GOods hot to- hs found ia
our stock. TALI.NNT 4 DEL APT AIN
Wheeling Sep. 20 is;6.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-10
FRESH GOODS.

lust received direct ON lhusicphia and ior sac
Soc lanif G.otcy ofFosfc ttc BE Red Boot, ihU
f9i0F ing afircf
Iiov Cnron. . fot Eeek Ca0dr. ~ Rs Ostmcs. l5 Hs
fcsrl Hucy foN fugf 81 Hlce. tONe veff supcfiof
Chocolate. fux fneC0toa. foF Cfnts d.ffp MHsil
kCfthrr. foffu fssfrfstt Anchovfa. 0csuiaie
etffires ~ ist n,itoi ltass iftfved Ire Ap cs,
Arfffots earhcr fea p. is 90 feel I'D hrswftffcs
ia gusr srs superior Fine pps ricre srarey Of So
ar eaad On QusutffnE cakes, ifefnH t1Hcfnifa CA
tss1ncs ~ Lemons n Iutes sfpr Reeais ifInr Il
ard Adore feFsf d0fsp srsriaVs fnutifF To- or
co. n dye1 sg' ard dfg dn, fur ctta nuEir chew
iHr TO- tcro f1fer torcs G'enns orfrclus atft if
e.a Naca. Ground TN aulcn aH. cloves. pore taf
Oi. ie. or HffH., efound hHs Geo g., t kfr
nsn 81 siro's 80 3 e1 A1oH.Is fried si- snts. o1
and futefiftd anar flruh us.es un fieftf. f'sr6
atuts Slice nfi.tes srd lus'e o.. ift tre ,lrr So
efa. aaoted re rirf = trig Her.irr. No.l fattsre
ehfd fnd lilfe r ln. uiirll. wil tHf af.r'.s d
r1-t stts uis asdfIH ct rtry chH.fie.c. afl wh D.
fgl IN fiTF ipissrN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-10
NEW DEeY GOODS STORE
IL the ROOM FORMERLY OCCUPIED ny
MIX ISAIAH COPPER

Nearby opposite the North Western Bank
MAIN STREET, WHEELING.
he sahseriheT has just opened and ia sin receiving a
new, ve,y LARGE aud extensive stock Of Taucy ard
staple Dry Goods ;sgae Tor tie present and approach
ng season. which vii Re fced to the citizens Of KYhee
ling aud vicinity a. prices that bu please e,,he
ny whoesae or retail. Give call and we viii take
oAsGFe IN showing our goods You then dge for
yonfscves whether the goods and prices will suit vou
The stock consists 10 par ofR very large assortment
OF French English and Aue lean Coths aud ASSN ers
Satune's, Kentucky Jeaus, kerseys Gold Mixed Tyvees
and Beaver Cloths, Bieaehe and brown Muslins White
aud Red Flames, Canton Faure Checks ard LinEeys
IN cldess quenies $50 pieces Prinis, 80 pieces Cling
haas assorted. IRISH Linens, CSlo-ed Cumtrcs &c Eu
lroideied CassIncrSs Plain Velvet, Merno Saiu and
Sin NeSiings, Gents Satin Back Italian Crsvais Nous
lin peSines 10 pieces Cashmere de Coss, silks Alma
cas-, Bom eznes, French aud English MeFinoes French
Cashmere neiane sud Cashmere Roles luaoine Check
New S'y'e Dress Goods, Black and % silks Sa,ip
siriped SIk, Woered SIX, Swiss a. Nun Musiins
CamhIc snd Jaconei Muslin, White Tarleion &c in
fact every variety Of Dress Goods numerous 10 men
ioH; Embroidered Ihi'e and OmITa Sha,vs pIan TIL.
te Embroidered, fersisu and Printed Cashmere 81 avis
also variety of az other description Of hawls All
kinds Of Hosiery, Gloves, MITE Bonueis & Bonnet RI
tons, French Flowers, &c Swiss Jaeone, Edeines and
lnSeriings Thread and sik Edgings aud iEseciings.
sen N WM. BAILEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-10

- Ill tfai want Foods ziw Prices and good ar,ioA.~
sssA now Is your ehsne 20 No. l5s Marker SWEET :
have Just received ron the Eastern markets
assortment otGoods OF etSry description, cuns.tfng ia
part nj Dry Goods. pon and Fancy Arliees ofeSsry
variety aud some ink viii please the fancy VI
our most fashionable Also inst rate Assortu ept
VI 0neenSware ChiDs~afe &c. Also good as.nnnsn az
VI TAole and other Cutlery Hardware sc Also
tcst quality
We have hard pure article Of fot ~ tdiea AZ psr
poses ~ 10 d. NCiNNls
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10O BONES TIN Plate. Iax

= -" aEU INs DtaIIeIs q -Iva'hlN2 tOprtF Nd
10 pigs Banca TIN rcvciV fng sud fnI Alle low ~
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-10
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this noe Ia The Times inform my cuss,,u az maj
have JIsi returned from New Nork lh aehA and Bal
umoie. $40 em now receiving i-y fsf STOCK Of nfy
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aSd emy ioruer makes my piesaHt stock full aud cua
ncic ia both DEPARTMENTS. audi IA se them AZ New
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ApOTEt,5N

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MI ElCINES -an he had - this Cs;s lshment Any
Ap1 hourofthe night Ply srians put -
Miih ACCURACY and NEArSEss. spices ofthe heat qualify
Tor family use. p. A. BRENTLINGER
Proprietor and Ausndaaf.
y u Persons calling aner the shop closed viii bic
use me knocAer on the door. Is