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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The Harmonious, grateful for the libera
Patronage they have received in Wheeling
have complied with the invitation OF the off
oersof the DoRCAS SOCIETY, To give then
benefit this evening, Monday, November 2
ut the City Hall, when they will produce az
entire new list OF pieces. msny OF them with
apiano accompaniment. II will be by Ear
The most attractive performance. and being
ioT. the benefit OF ile posr, they ought 10, and
will have 4 iUll AMI fashionable audience.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-02

III kCkTl s-o-t rssgseffspy iyf,ru.
- - - fs,rsirnfs thaf ~ hss fecsttsi f,o,.
he-frrl rr1rtr f. . iasas $4,000 - wv

HHNhf KURT s-o-t r.a.s.ta.n., 80. 4, .
- - ss,-,'issfs thsf - hss fccsfrsd horl fi,.
roreiga and De@ssfio Dry Goods
rsieeted whh esest sasr usnsrs ~ :, n -, !.
~,acf a. PT,ess thsf eaaaut fsil 10 ets.ss - -N ."
- ntts NeaE--Ths ta.iies 49, .s..s,..-st. -
80 - hfw ayis - Ef-.is ssistit - 49,
og r.. 80 A.ess euinDriaiaz az 90 ssr = -
s $500 = fssf isgfs seins 81. 49,, asss. =,
-. se - iaifss -. tasefhfF wi "a s5H s.,t
-, 80 eeiaiofts ~ fFefF df.srfifa,.ss $50, -.
49,. ~ asgss ~ vcfY ftssirfafs 80.
80. l-r- Nast~r r1laHfnnr Nal ast rs,l.sef
s,etef snd Fiisi siatiss s,.8ss.i 49,, ts -.
ss seAa. hask sna nsixusi satflass. - ,..,s.i
$500 - 49, f.stinrs, tafgnd esns ~ -..,t.s-
t. - feihsN 80 Whit fsnnris fLsgi.ss -
s,, = enc shifinFs. spfnn 49, sElrlIsr 49, ~
- -.eet.' siis $50 cettaa fsssnss h.s.5tss~sief.
80 sesfnaets a.. ifish iur,ss &c., s.iis -.
III - -, 80 sfehisfs ssfrris.f qasiFy ~ issns
49,. 49,. NHh Fafsff ~ ETtisrisi f.aofs si,a
tt 49, 49, HnHseftsts o. usrHttca sfIaf ,ssief
-. A'fst Fisafifs s sisse iaf 90 nier.is go
o. ie. '' "ii-ss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-02

DIR. BEECHER Pfcacl,eda sermou Al Gin.
,,hh''l "n oabi"th last. tos vcrJ large ssse,o.
u''s', a sAe'ch at Which appeared w. ilse Goa.
, ,nna "aAfi ne he stated that ti,ere wen.
700 PeTsons al the Worlds Conveo,;c, .n'I
that 10 iahon will exert hsppy influence On
the Chnstian World. Among the gre.,, -
81 tie people Of the Umied Mn slon r.,,.
ueilady among tl'e Scotch, be says ihcn. - a
veJ strong feeling Of attachment to,,,, I.
thi| g0nhiy No s'niimcai llo uttered hetorr
zoe world Convention was ~ well received
- uial whi,h spoke OF resemblance is.r,,ecn
NE swnt ct iw people Of this conufr, auJ
tnat hc l9l WITNESSED iu Enpispd a.. ~,
o''A'o WIN many strong Arguments a ples
'VI 91''" among the ctsngslHJl sets Of tb,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-02
BLOCKADE or THE MEXICAN FORTS
On THE PACIFIC.
ftDN ~

ND". o'p1htONS PROCLAMATION.
10 al ,ehom IL may coHcern.--I, J. 4.
Siochion. Commodore aud Commander ia
Chiri ot the United States Naval forcss in the
ra'ihc ocean, and Governor aud Com rnan,ler
in-cb'ci u the Territory al California, do. by
tlie authority OF the President aud Congn.ss of
the United States oi North American. hereby
declare oil the ports, hSrl,oss. hays. outlets
aud inicis Oh the West Coast of Mexico. South
OF San Dbgo, tobe in a state ol vigorous block
(which ~ III h. made absolute except against
aimed vessels OF neutral nations.
All neutral merchant vessels found in any
oi the BAYS snd harbors ou said Coast ON arr-
val oil the blockading force, will be allowed
twenty DAYS Ia leave.
Giycn under my hand and seal. this nine
teenth day OF August, "A. ID. one thousand
eight hundred aud iorly six at the Government
Hons IA the''C uidal dc los Angles" the Capt
toi oi California.
lSigned J. X. STOCKTON
CoInm'slorr and Comma nd.r. in Chici of the
Naval Forces of the u. =. ia the Pacific
Ocean, and Governor aod Commander in
Cliiei % the Territory Of California.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-02
BLocKADBIN rnEPACIFIC.

BLoCkADBIN THE PACiFiC.-The fol
lowing late and interesting intelligence has
been received By the N. Y. Journal OF Com
mercc, in letter dated
TErrc, Sept. ~. 1916.
the Coast Of Mexico in the PseiGc ian . s,.,s
o' b'ockade. Counnosiore Stockton has es,sb
hs''rd himself q ,veruor m the Capital OF I'm
PER California. II H. reported that the norris
:" Lower tslnornia are tn be taken possession
oi. aad Sun Bias made rendezvous for tho
squadron and their prines.
The Cyane arrived on San Bias on the 81 al
thus month and scnt the poliiica,ion of the
s'ocksde Ia the authorities. She il cruising
OH tue coast. occasionally anchors in the hay,
a'hi mas seized couple OF coss,ing vessels.
A""u'er vessel has also arrived off Mskatlsn
sci
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-02
DIVISION OF TExAs,-I,is,

DIVISION OF TEXAS.-It is very serious.
" proposed slrady, 10 divide Texas and make
TWO States out ol tie territory. The pop,,la.
uon oil Texas, az she now stands, i only
loO,OOO, barely sufficient Ia enritic her 10 two
Representatives. Yesterday she came into
lhe Union and with indecent haste. cast her
iour votes IN opposition to free labor. She
nsa right TO vote as she pleased, but when
she asks 10 double her power in the Senate.
and use that power 10 ba,tle down the free la .
oDr oi The north, we say hold on little "a bile.
Just wait long enough Ia e1a mine the Justice
u your proposition. You have NOT got one
sixteenth the population of New York. spd
although, not year old. YOU are modest e.
nouSh tn ark twice as much power in the Sen.
ate Twice a. much a. Ohio, that has fifteen
llncs Your populhliou--twice a. much as
Pennsylvania, that has fourteen times Won,
population. This won't do You are too
mod,'si. You bad better ask to bccmne law.
nakcr Tor the whole Union al once.
But seriously, what do the people OF Obi,
--oi the North think al such proposition
Are they willing TO submit To such an act O
injustice What do our Northern Democrat
think oi IN Are they willing to bow th
Knee and take the yoke upon their necksl Rn
why ASK such question In 1898 they op
posed, most solsmnly, the annexation of Tex
aa--in lc>ii they voted forit. and we presIl,n,
VA 1916 they arr still more plian, and ready I,
obey the nod oi their masters. --Daay DIV
tORiuH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-02
GOOD FRLLINGS

Weknow blunt old fellow in IN. State O,
Mine. who sometimes hits the nail on the
head more than the philosophers. HE once
heard nisn praised Tor his "gOod 6eelings.
Byeg body juined onA said the man was pos.
sessed oi excellent feelings.
what has he d0nei' asked our old GEM
as
20, IN every thing he is a man Of foe BIN
evolcnt IeelIngs,' Was the eply
" What has I've done" cried the old fellow
sgaini
by this time the company Thought Il ncccs
safy to show somc Of ilitir lavOnte's doiaQs
They brgan 20 cast sbout in heir minds. bul
ilie old HIsn still shouted. What has he
@oHfy' They owntd that they could not name
any lung ln particular.
Yet, answered the cynic. "you say ina,
the nsn llps gOOd lerlings Now. gentlemen.
let me tell sou that there are people IN this
world who e., Ro0t namc simply 1n account
o tlicir feelings. You can't tril one eenrrou,
aciion that they ever pcrlormed in their lives
bat they can look and talk N III Denetoienii,
know man iu This town, timt fyu ait Ell,
surly. ruagh. unamiabic man. WI he has
done more acts Of kindness ia dis oouBtr,
tllan all OF you pot together. Y1u nav inlrs
peoples actions by iFif Feelings. bat iubg,
people lceIiugs by their actious. Cars.
Ian CtTOaicis
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-02
AFARcE INDEEDl-The Alc,nnlrin Ga.

A FARCE INDEED'-Thc Alexandra Ga.
ectte sys-"Thc greatest farce OF the day is
the attempt on the part OF the administration
journals, To account Tor their defeat in Penn
syivsnia at The recent election, by the. state ef
the heather. II is the first time that we have
heard ot the "un,euiiied democracy" being
afraid al showery'
Afraid oi shower, WHY the Locofocos
are tie very spirits oi the Siorm' Macbath's
witches never whirled through the air on
brooms,icks with more sgiliiy and fcshulncss.
than the Lpcos generally do through mud aud
mire at election time. Lightning and ten.
pest are congeniai to ,hem ia the hurry burly
oi political campaign; snd nothing but a
Hood OF the bright sunlight Of Truth ever in
duced them to suffer their party To be defeat
ed. They iclt tina, they had been betrayed,
and have bad the msnlincss to rcbuke their be-
Lrsycrs. Wonder how Vice President Dallas,
feels just now
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-02
The \. v Express Of Tuesday afternoon

The \. " Express OF Tuesday afternoon
says
The -four market has fallen OH all nj once
and decline Oi fifty cents has been submitted
to within few days. Holders attribute this
decline 10 the difficulty of obtaining vessels
Freights are certainly up 10 a compagati,ely
h'2h point. Flour is offered rradiiy al B. 81
sterling To Liverpool, snd IOaIId, Tor Grain.
vessels are wanted not only ior England. but
Tor Scotland and Ireland
Tie receipts of Flour, although large viz.
81 900 bbls. last week, are small. colnnareI
10 what a. expected at this sea,on of the ysar.
Tie navigation OF the Canal has been iatef.
f"P'ed Ivy breach ln some OF the works.
Ia consequence Of the rumOr OF a frost in the
Atlantic States there lias been quite move
nleni "a cotton, and since Saturday morning
about 10000 bales have been sold al a slighl
advanCe.
The speculative fever has snhs,dssl hu,
there isa settled conviction that there uili h.
short cop.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-02

NAV Nj Is now staied liz, Comm.
dofe STEWART Is 20 have Command ,,g ~.
large iofce about a. b. Concentrate ~ ~
Colt oi me1ico preparatory 90 an sft,cl ~, A..
Cssue OF Son Jsuu ne uIl0a. a.. Ig1 ',,,..
ship fennsyl'ania, now bring bue'i 80, ~,
ne .'i'ier 81 'he 6ospoG Navy Ysri. 1. b.
JoiH i't .g .fDu.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-02
sONs OF IEMPRRANcE

-. DU'ttF3 JvF tHf HfIF GW0TffT
Wheeling Division, No. I 1. meets on Mon.
roe street IA HoSnbfoOks Buildings ever,
Friday evening, al - O'Clock.
VIM. X. GALLY, VIZ.
Y. J. SroEE N. s..
Virginia Division. No. y, meets on Mon.
roe II. "a tlouibreok's Buildings every Wed.
neSisy evening a, 90 O'Clock.
!. THOS. M. GALLY, W.P.
r. X. BrsHoRs. n. IS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-02

NEGRO SrEALER ARRESTED.---The
Euiaw (Ala.) Wing states, that Bryant Hines
who. "a December last, ran on with about go
ne2rocs, morigaged To the State Bunk Of Ala
talni has been captured in Florida. and lodE
Ct ~ Green cuunty Jail, 10 await his trial Tor
the peni,entiarJ ole nee. Fouy-two at the
ncgroes were found in his possession aud are
on their way back TO Alabama. One -fourt h
oil their value Is going 10 their csptoS, besides
a reward OF $3.50 iur Hines personally. The
amount due the Bank is shoai SO 900 for adj
Nances on cotton some eight years ago Pre-
vious to that unfortunate speculation, Mr..
Hines had large and productive property,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-02
AdEN1s FoR TnE wEsTERN YIRlNGl

- ~ =. y w 7 ~ ~ " FsoI EkN NIKINlI
TiMES AND GAZETTE.
WuT bIHEgrY, VA.--John Sfe,l
NEsr ALrxANbuiA, Pa. ". Hoe,.
IvtrR COrNW. Va Hm. J. Moor
BEi1E Ala. ONO q n. 4rch,r
ELIaBETHrOwS MAnsHALLCo. ITEoy,
CDH, OF. \. Abfrf.
pit FLrAstNr . -Abraham AFGrce
NJ. GAINESVILLE, q - Foster Carrsu Eso
SrErhENVLLT, O.--Lsri lIsiloy.
bho"sf. Go. Va fuiah Sieen. Esg.
fuEuANO. OHo-I0Ln ~ Haftsvs
MAsStLL"N. OHo-Jgmes ". TaderhW
ImApELrmA. yan.ts RSed. p. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-02

~ ~ 'o'b-. ~ ttes Fancy Pfnts a. l.fent sr,,e.
80 ,.nhsi Bale Red A.. 10 o. Hrfeso Nssi,e
"f'ffst hfsr'is do Mafrefs shiuiuga. 4 a. q, 80,
~1f. driefrnt kisds. G.ahtft. y ~,
t+'N tl.....t fFaa Htt stffr Hr..n 49,.
f' f'.'-'ne hotrfi fl.IH. ~ o. s.it rr-.,- -
'I' ff.t ft.tltHf fad s.. sss nst 81
ItilANb fNunFt NrIfN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-02
PUT on YOUR FLANNEIS.-Ho,

PUT ON YOUR FLANN However
some may iccry the use OF tunnels, they are
great couservators of health. Good physicians
have ssid that Few chill lren were afflicted with
the summer complain, last sason. who wore
hannels next To- their skin. Our sudden chan
ges ol weather require warm clothing, aud
" lien once thu winter clothing In put on IL
should not he changed until the SEASON for
warm weather arrives by neglect in this
particular cold is taken il NAV settle on the
lungs, and soon ripen into consumption. a
disease we may say belonging to our climate
In September, October, and November we ex-
Periencc many Sudden changes OF the wealth.
rr' and whenever IL is cold enough to produce
cIiii then warm clothes SHOULD be used.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-02

MARINE CAMEI.S.--The Washington L.
nlon says tIat no contract has been made
with Capt Taylor for marine camels to trans
port The L. 5. ships OF war over the bar a,
Tampico.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-02

The official vote for Csnai COMMISSIONS Of
Pcnn-y lyania i- ~ folio-vs. Power. Whie
1865. F,stcr j. r., sg.06t. Morton. q
A. I5si<i Elder, Liberty candidate. 2,024'
Nj Power lends Foster 500 VOTES I'm ~.
% the entire vote IN The State was 33I .s9f =
q which NJ Polk received iG7 $50. 81 Ga,
l6l pos and Mr Bmcy 3 lbs m 1916 ib,
ru'ifc vote B. 2Oi @I9-s isiIiut o1. 30 two
seat, 60 - lJ2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-02

ID. PAINE & co. MANIAC Frs.
WHEELING, Va.
oihcisl drawing OF the Pokomoke River
Lottery at Delaware, class 2O2, drawn at Viii
mington, Oct. "a,
Al % - 30 81 ee 81 81 SO Ga / Is
Lowest prize 60
N. l.. DORSEY.
Sole Agent Tor the Managers
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-02

The packet ship New World" recently
built at Boston lor d,e owners OF one Ut The
Liverpool Lines in New York, is the largest
vessel OF hes class ever built. registering A.
81 tons.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-02
NOTICE.

TUT sufSrfer offers for sale The whols of thai a.
Hshf estate, IN the ciiy OF Wbcel,nE state az Viz.
tl,le iSi"cFiy the FtoPefty of Hatpden Zane "a
tuu-tstinE ~ part n town iots n mach tie Ma 80
Neai''e faf of the cay, poTtioa Of tins pToYst y
situated ,riIeeaisiely M ffoid of " ateT stsesf .rd
,oing TIE Ohio River, and there ofeeied a, ,,sr 81
s .perty valualde house a. Hlso s.verai s,sb
az thdsgsaise tract of land containing sIesss one
% s',a I"s'y aefes OF upwards. heinR
Ahs ssJoiniag the city. aiout hundred .rre. n
sHset a. rich and afahic ianA the balance h No,,
aA's eoandtng in Sioae Coal said aud pts.ed a. 4.
State. - 49, $3.50 '" VIC tnHcd
bose persons wishing to rurslsse win ,As,... a..
Der IN '''''s HeA' we ety % ionlsviils Ksbtacky
SAMUEL CHURCHIII.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-02
SABLEoRPaEANS

our reoders will be njoiced to hear that
these lrriormeTs, who have gained such celeb
rliy ~ ihe South and West will b, in our city
ia day or two. Our readers may resi- assur
ed there Is treat in store fvr them.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-02

THE NAH. is to In. carried from London Ia
Liverpool IN less than five hours. al the rate Of
about forty -iOur miles an hour.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-02

elrEEt TRIMMINGS: No Barchs~ Mo-. 5. q. :, ..
- steel hands. dox Purse Rags and Tsxars do kx-
ira ID IN do d. Rods and Rugs for fursc- sayetof
ia-t received thu day ~ xpsess and fr ssle low NJ
Oct1. J T. HOK>nROOk
n DoZ superior nag Cis-ps a. 10 par-r 40 da.seus
ayiss; do heavy BAG rss-ess; = do do PURE a. DO
do lob Chssns, &c. on bsad ri,cseh
oss % AND r nSRNBkosK. sesroest. =
YCsr received ct Ms. KEATiNG's Fruuer.ry and
- Coefcctonesy. Messs< doors frcsr 10 ain IT.
kex- tre<h Grapcs. boxe- Fresh Raisins. At~o.
~. aud sc. Bsn Expsc-siy foe fsaily sss. Oct N.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-02
TREASURY NOTES.-The N. York L,

ihbAStk1 NOItS--Ihc n. York Ia
press oi Tuesday afternoon says
The Government organ, the "Inion," is of
the oPinton that there will b. great demand
luf Treasury notes, aud the holders ot specie
viii be anxious TO invest. The Government
must very soon b. conS iuced of its error, for
capitalists here are very sanguine that IRA
sury notes must speedily scll under par No
Que viii purchase Treasury notes IL, on selling
them, ,hey are To lose more on the face ol the
n"ie than they gain by the interest. Besides,
There ~ no inducemeut Ia purchase. Monied
men can purchase Government stock, BEARING
siN per cent, with the interest now due, at a
hiile over par; consequently, IL Is fnr the in
lerest ol the purchaser To- take stock instead OF
Treasury notes. tits not forgotten that during
the last war Treasury notes fell, and were
sold al great length of tine from twenty 10
thirty per cen, below the price OF specie
But everything depends ON tho wants OF the
Government. II the war should close up
now. there is no doubt these notes would b.
taken at par; but il, on the contrary, an ia.
creased sum should he issued. the price must
ish. Government securities are regulated by
the supply aud demand like pr,sln,,.. or any
other commodity. II there IL a lBrger amount
Ia the market than can readily b. sold. the
pnce must iaii. Up tn the present time,
a very m0leraie amount only have found
'h"'r way here--not sufficient Ia pay the du-
'les,and The consequence has been that theyare
readily taken al par.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-02
SMILES OF PROVIDENCE /

SMILES OF PROVIDENCE. We all
have hcartof Providence. was much pleas
ell with Uncle Jin~ ideas on that subject:
"Goad morning. Uncle jun ''Guod m ORA
lug. well, you've got your daughter maj
ricd of, have yont Yes .:Rssiiy Prov.
pdence smiles upon you" Smiled! No, bless
you, she snickercd right out"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-02

In Birmingham, England, steel pens an
now manufactured at one cent dozen! Can
the Yankees brat that.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-02

gFHfE HORSE ~ Winise, Y..ss -. -. I
feHefei hsrieff - 80 hesss = ss..st.4.,, -. -
fi.'ftfen Wpiitea hofee usfsss ~ ..~tsss.s J..
$500. - his ffioefsatfe fefflFrnsaras - - -.
~ ~ N@ 49, - hste ~ = eajsss- Fsset ~ ~
~ h'ai-iei 20 talr ~ JNO n TiltfHressN
taos sisass
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-02
SANDY AND BEAVER CANAL-Tbe

ohNDl AND BEAVER CANAL.-The
eastern division of this work will be- opened
for navigation on lie 18Th inst. Tue New
Lisbon people purpose - cclebmte the com
pieiion ol their water coumrNicu with the
OHIO River on that day. when boat will
leave Giu-gow, ., the mouth OF the Little
Beaver.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-02

Mr.. Thomes Bradford went TO New York a
few days egoin search of Gale, the artist. and
found him near the post office. Mr.. Bradford
endenvored to persuade Gale to return TO Bos.
Ton with hun, but was unsuccessful. Gale.
however. gave him the communication which
w''i he found b;low. and requested that il
should be published: --Bostoa Post.
NV YoRK, Oct. II ls.lG.
10 Tue citizens at Boston II beg usnlou
To- gi'lng you sBy unpleasant feelings. am
AoHy tl'at rann0t govern myself bcIter.
thanh hOd that aiu set alive. iuf nv family ,
sake; ihey arc indebted tor niy life "a the mate
ct snip which lay BY the end OF Grant,
wiaIl Where ! went tu fulfil ms design.
had Dsdea prayeT Tor God To- be mctciful "a
ibgse was atIul 20 leave bahind me Just
az bod ended, man laid his bsnd on uu,
shoulder, and wanted to know what In the
nsme VI God I was going To do1 told bim
ina Whole story, and b. was sorry ios nae. and
persuaded ne To come TO New YORK, and be
"onlt Keep my secrri. He said might sta,
Ca hsad tive sii'P that might IL I would no IN
he ear' ~ iie ugrsing. dad M, and srre
au' more uiseable than eyer--pp,iny from
pillar TO post, like Hamlrts Ghost .bsIl
leave this county 10 fess DAYS. never m -.
tufn.--l shalt often ssnd hofn- picture. to l..
sid fos ny family.
~ now Br-iuu. gooi bfe' ho,- ,oa,,Il
painmNe ihe ARTISTS 31u sfi'i hsyr 'isoug ,.,,,
- i'at hey mrs uoi b. prompted ~ TO =.
hltc jOut
fa4fs d, lfb re.t~,.t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-02

There was very perceptible frost in the vi
ciuIiy OF Mobile, Ala. on the 18th inst.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-02
THE GAJRIN NJ opIDA m

THE GALE IN FLORlDA.-The Jackson
vile News OF the 9th instant, says that the
late gale wss leli there with great severity
All the whsrves in Jacksonville were carried
away, and several buildings contiguous 20 the
river, deslroyd. The total loss is estimated
at $1,000.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-02

Cure for EForsss ia CAiidrsn.--A writer
IN The Farmers Register, who, being slave.
holder, has large family under his care, says,
Tor near thirty yeurs he has found the follow
ING preparation cure for worms:
Take the tat of old bacon, sliced and fried in
pan until the essence is all out OF il, take ou,
The md hrst, then put in rs much wormsee,l
Vulgariy called Jerusalem 0ak) as is neccs-
s4ry' as much sugar or molussrs will make il
palaiable, and give il three mornings la sue
cession. The children will eat IL fcaely--
some you will have TO restrain from eating
too much. Incredible as il may appear, /
have known as many as one hundred aud
twenty ar thirty large worms 10 come from n
child three or iour wears oId--usually give the
medicine spring and fall.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-02
IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES

bonuot dazet,e suggests that when lads
would compose her mouth To bland and
serene Character, she should, jus, before en-
tcTing The room. saw, Besom, aud keep the ex
preston into which the mouth subsidies until
ID. dcsired effect upon the company is evident.
II, on the other hand, she wishes to assum.
a distinguished and somewhat noble bearing,
NOT suggestive of sweetness, she should say
Brush, the result Of which is inlaliible. n
she would make her mouth look small and
pretty, she must say Flip, hut il the mouth
be already too small and need cnIarging, she
must say Cab6dge. Ladies. when having
iheir dagnerreoiypes taken. m y.observe these
rules with some advantage.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-02

We compelled Co leave over yen.l ~
vsriiscmenis lof Tomorrow We ~douJ p
desife iha' GA Advertising cuslcfn.r, would
Asna 70 ihsit. isvor chhi-i
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WEEK.

BOARD OF TRADE.
Committee on Go M meree for October.
o. w. HEisKiLL, u. POLLOCK. }. sHxssxEr.
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