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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-02
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Sold 10 wbecliap Nv PRYOR. 4 PAIL ,,d
Cru Mb ER. Dfuyrlsls. az n =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-02
The lady - now wei and IN the finest hesllh.
January -, 1876. BBNNDRETH
BEIFIRE or COUNT

Ne very careful snd r" 90 tho Agent WHEN YOU ant
nrandTch Tni, then YOU oi the rcpuirc article
When you pnrchsse 0'orw go enquire whccr tho rcr
selling uegu knows the ri,is h. oilers YOU rrfuc
Bfsudfs he Pills EverY man knows whether the arti.
Gle DC 0fcfs you 20 ifue false. lew ~ cLta.-
The slOve valuable u,oltcihe iof sale boz WhcIre ht
aug ~ A UFAIHs'UII.D
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-02
\ POSITIVE AND PERMANENT CURE
FOR rHEIfM 'TISM
AND ALL, NERVOUS COMpI ANTS

w haiti hourh the ca sEs may not BE- = Ablainel
Since their TiTEfIr are duly aserr' sirrti
Let not dclusiol. prejudice and pride
Induce msuk md 80 sci The mcsus aside.
Means which. tl-o simple. H'e hy Heaven dcsi-neJ
10 alleviate Tie ~ 90 human Kind
A -
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C4UITLON

~ Ilf great celebrity AND mceoss ~ these articles
~ &.i iein 7" ~ counter ciied ~ uuprinr igiad fr
- it"tlnt s2ains Imposition, bg. Tuaisftr hrs
~, eeh hnhofze sut in satn city iu ti,s Inloe i
"h) Agent 80 Wheeling - JANIS BAKER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-02
ANOIIiNn ASTONISHING ,tiNE.
wv Is.rA rs RAJ . An nE t.-Il n l-I.rrrA -.


: hAi.rN An OF NlIItliEltEN AWAY
haui. tulo follows cure ga a. Victorious
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05

The Memphis Eagle publishes a statement
which appears to be well authenticated to
the efeet-thst Capt. o'Hara, OF the steam
boat Independence, put ashore at Island 65.
on the 18th ult., about a hundred passengers,
chiefly German emigrants-the bar at that Is
land bring difficult to pass in low watcr-and
that after landing them with directions TO join
tie boat alta designated point above, he pro
oeeded on his way. and left them on the beach,
IN most inclemcnt weather, withou, food or
covering cnccp, the clothes they had on
Seven OF them were found and taken from the
beach By the steamboat Rmprrss on the morn
ing Of the 10th. The Others, it Is presumed,
had wandered oil in search of food aud shell
tering.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05

.oNsoMrHsoN May BE ANNnslAre
use !" De psasso's Ezpsss.ssss Rs.ssr
into The Un'ird y sies. The Se.sb. Ar.---r.-
are 'ss' 'e-s~' ing. cod The hight sssis, ~ A.-SH
'o"sa eea""is "a he syes Of sAss>sSs. ~.
."'es we're reduced 70 . s'endss sAs~sAr 1921
The weekly recosds VI ss.sA N Ne ea,s, ar NJ
Tors bs'~"- RissssspAsa. Attosss. - ~
"of e~s c"y' pssv'ees ~ ~ ys.s loeos sses A.
po,sis'rs". soi y~s gill eed ,Ass -
hssn Gradually as ms asnsss csna usscd. -
.en known 10 tA> cc@@anisy ,Ass her, ere h,o-
dseJs I" 'sI"ssis rers'ns .psrsJ weekly bv It,
timely os- VI ~ Dspcss's .vslushis Medicine.
'nd 80 long am cied eummeocs us;ns hi.
'e'"edy ~ srs-o". Csn.a mpi'on .f The Lungs viii
'Pe'"i secfe'se. "n"i every vessige VI ne poispn-
Gus isoes are ersd Gated from cus -o.i. Y,s al. n,
} BS x D MARSH Main .. whsslias. jan s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05
OREGON.

We srgrc, tn SEE our contemporaries making
90 much noise shsa Cairom'S positior,ou Tic
saeject al OS-erh II - but onc ol ,he ,hou-
sal Psoois.ihit ia one hlniis held Oregon and
the oshrrthe Taria. England is asked 10 give
~ FEW degrees Of barren l.nI. AMI We give
them sis tight to protect In, Industry Of Is
ooo'ooo Of people. The Polk party has talked
about war and all The thunlcrs OF Mar. bu,
they viii act az become p%oluoons and COW.
srdly doss-barier a nations veal rather ttan
fight. We would rather see Nj. Calhoun in
N. fighting msn's nnk, than as he now
stands. The "agh,ing cocks Of that party.
ere only 'gams" in the eyes Of bunkum. .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05
From Louo'S Token FIotcers.
Low r. l. NSp L. lit

BY EMMA {. MBURY
lhcy tell me that ! must not lover.
That thoa wilt spum the free i
And unbought tenderness tlmt giirs
Its hidden wealth TO theey Z
Wa .s% 8
], may be 30 ] heed IL not 9
Nor would change my blissful lot.
hon shss I cn allowed 80 ,.aLe
My hesrts bankrupt Tor thy sake.
They tell me when the feetiny charm
OF novelty is DER.
Thou IL turn away with careless brow,
And think of me no more;
Ii may I've % enough Tor me
IL sammy skies still smile DER thee,
Or can trace. when thou an, far,
Thy pathway like distant star.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05
COM MERCIAL RECORD.
BALTLMoRE

once ~ tie American, DE. 81, 3 Il. II
FLOuR.-ln Howard street Flour the
transactions have been quite light within the
last few days. Yesterday there were sale. of
several hundred bbls, mixed bmnds from atore
at 1928. To-day there is ,ery li,tle inquiry.
and sales OF only a few hundred bbls. have
been effected at 1928, which we quote az
Tie current rate. The receipt, price from cars
il Sj,l2k.
PROVISIONS There continues 10 be a
fair inquiry for Beet aud Pork. but the stock
OF Prime Beef and Prime Pork is ligh,. and
the demand has been principally for these ar.
ticies, the sales have been limited. W.
quote old Mess Pork at Sl3, 5gaSl3.73; Prime
Sll; New Mess Sli 2aaslI, 30; and Prime
Sl2aSl2, 30. Mess Beef is held at slOaslO.
80, No. ! at s., 50aS s., 10; aud Prime al Sc
2aaS6.5O. The market for Bacon is i'm a yery
languid condition, and sales ore confined In
retail parcels within the following rates. viz.
Western Shoulders 81 cents; sides 7ia7A cents.
and Hams SaS sceuts. Sale. of limited lots
OF Baltimore cured are making Of 2 cents for
Shoulders; "A cents for Sides; and 9 cents for
Hams. In Lard wa have nothing new 10
note. We quote Western aud city rendered
No, in kegs at slaSl cents, aud in bbls. at
7iaSl cents.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05
TlsE BALTIMORE AMERICAN

Thus paper comes 10 us. of the date Of the
lst inst, in New Type AID much enlarged
IL is q beautiful sheet, tho old -, ia MARYLAND.
and mnks high among the sblcst AMI soundcst
papers in the Union upon graf paIipnal aud
state quesiions. Ever digiihed, strong and
socura,e. We have only 10 rEr.t IN it that
1t has for a yeas or t~o past beep the subject
Of such q strsnge infstastiso ulstive TO the
Baltimore sed ohio Rail Road Company.
Western teSnirus. ], is soncihias soen,ue,
fy removed rom its usual strong Souml sense.
that we never could accoun, foift. 'We sim
cerely believe thst it is caused bya mental hal,
lueination that will pos OH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05

fkiDE.-Amid the stories OF starvation a,
rettn; the following Is even more pathetic
than the rest. a nobleman of rank and wealth
who had just been giving audience TO a pe-
%iiiioner, missed his gold snuG box. lie had
the ,ts''er brought back, but seeing how well
he was dressed tclt reluctant TO search him
But al the mere mention OF such a thing. the
man turned so pale, that il was taken as a
sign OF guilt and the examination made. Bat
then, the cause OF his paleness was found to
be that he had only an old ragged shir, ON be-
meath his good clothes and that the poor ecn-
tlcman had hired or borrowed the suii. leaving
ms family starving i'm cellar while nc pleaded
tn sHtt ths, might perchance bring them bread
Tho snuit box had fallen behind The sofa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05

DISEASE or THE LUNGs-H,w yery IGN.
f"'tsni - u for those sfn,esed 10 procure 9. ms,hins
20 arrest the ms d'ous destroyer. Consumr tion. he
tore - takes '"r deep q rooi and destroys lite. Have.
not thousands testified 10 The beneficial Effect of'
Df p""c"n's - Psciomot Remedy "a safe and
sr'a'" meiieine. prepared rrptessly for The cure os
diseases nj the chest.
Read The testimony Of ihou.snd- " hs have been.
cnfed by the timely nee of shis medicine One bot.
10 70 snihcieni. ~ many cases. To test its e.rsiiyo
virtues Why then rvcfastinsie from limo 10 line.
mil ~ be loo hisi
Fos .ale by , d q r D MARSH. Zane. Row.
Aisin s., Wheeling. We. dee %.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05
4 NEW WAR INSTRUMENr.-A Mr..

a NEW WAR INSTRUMENTAL Mr..
McDowlng. manufactures OF Surveyors aud
Nautical instruments at Newark, y. j.,
has, according TO the Eagle, invented a
very formidable missile, TO be used i'm war.
Tor the destruction OF vessels, armies. &c. IL
consists of n combus,ible dart aud ball,
TO he thrown together or separate. II may
be so constructed as to suit the bore OF a can
non or musket. and can b. discharged from Ell
Their or thrown by hand. When the dart strikes
an object both explode, causing destruction
IN every direction. II may be made sufficient
~ powerful To destroy a vessel OF war at the
distance of two milcs.-PhH. Ledger.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05

To Use candid reader we expect The inau.
ence Of souud add idif statements will b. cd.
nissible. TO every friend Of humanity. any
means Of absting its lie. will ~interes, his feel.
ings to such we cordially recommend a peru.
sal Of Mr. Bdncketh0ff s advertisement Of his
Health Restorative. It's remarkable eur,.
seem almost a. II we were returning TO IN.
ancienl times of miracles. Its power in sub
DUNG Lung CcmPlsints Is certainly beyond
,he reach o~lcs,il.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05
MLLERITE INDuLGENcnrN-A ..i,I

MiLLERITE lNDULGENClFS%zA suit
o' rathera novel character was lately tined at
Akron. Ohio. before Msyot Chaube rla,n.-
The Rev J DPickauis. of,he Second Advent
Church. was charged with assault, and bate
~ IN kissing the wife OF Lyman Green and
washing her feet against her husbands will.
l. Bierce, ESQ, counsel Tor the prosecutor.
laid down the law very clearly. and Mr. Pick.
ards no, only admitted the facts charged; bu,
Justified himself on Scripture grounds 20 con.
clusively. that the case MAS dismissed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05
I'LL EFFECTS oFRAPID VARIATIONS
IlGHT on THE EyES .

g. from comparative darkness TO strong light
and vice versa, are highly improper. inasmuch
a. they cause The ius 10 dilate and contract
apidly and thus weaken it. hence, the eyes
should be carefully guarded from the morning
sun on first awakening in the summer: and the
custom OF breakiasting in the Eighties, room of
the house. "a l. generally done. certainly does
weaken the eyes, which ought to b. acoustic
men' oy gentle transitions, 10 one degree oi
light after another, ill they can bear The EFF.
ulgence of tbesun's meridian splendor-Cue
Us on Sight.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05
ITEMS cr NrNs

ITEMS CT NEWS-The great match ~
chess Tor $500, going on at New Orleans, be-
tween Mr. Stanley aud Mr. Rosscau. tho victor
to win the 10 gs,nss first, stood on the 2l.t
INST. Stanley 40. Rousseau a, snd g drawn
"A woman nau.i McBsae wa. burned 10
desth Of Rochester on Christmas morning. 4,
.ssnrPoscd tina, she Tell On the SIRE in Q it,
The steamer that Pile. between Wiar creek
ann trcdericssoIgh. wss sunk on SUNDAY lest.
AMI the mail iost.-Mr Lsmes Campb~ll was
-NeIeiy GOV hiicd in New York. on Monday
~ Ihotnl. Morshall, Tor insulting his father.
We understand l. says the Norfolk Beacon .thst
ooNeraoS Mcdowell has rc.pitc, hunter Hill
Tor one moath.-Luih-r IA Ho,.y, LAWYER
90 Kshes,eT, y \. hes de- r,ed his wife and
ihs CrCdltons oud clop-t with the wife OLA
mo- hceler OF Grcccc.-The OH south
church in Boston was slightly Injured by lire
on hundaN, as,al-o tn Cofsct factory oi Mr.
CU>idy sUj the shawl store al Deifr,, 81 IInl.
,t'n' IN he same housc.-rhe mcxtneus from
Europe viii probably bc received by a racket
sup, a. no steamer will leave England until
ihe 'th oi JSuuay.-rhr Legislature at Penn.
sNi'ahla and New lorA viii meet on Tues.
"aN-Mf W Buil, a well kn0wn d~usrist
"l litrtloni. Conn. killed himself by jumping
oui oia window iu a ft oi d.linum. on st
n"dIy idsi.-Oiycr Smith. late Of Hatfield.
Cont. has LEFT by his Mill more than hall /,
ih,iliono dollar, To charitable purpos :. of
winch the colonization society receives SO
OuO.-Layman DSco,t oi Monkion. Vermont
Ia an attack oimania potu.sct Gne to the house
asd burnt himself up on saturday last.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05
JAyNEs ExPEcToNANT-Thh medic

JAyNE's ExPEcToAANT.-Ths medicine
hss already proved i,sslf 70 he ell that IL has heen
~ ihoss ~hc have given il . fair
est 80 ms country. snd Tho demand COZ II sness..>s
daily. We have josi heard of an ,mpor,aai euse n
As'hms' which has hcea e6ec led by The use of Il
IN . neixhhorng issn-ihs case was Ina, of n fe-
msie. who he'd Tor . long lime been under The care
81 a Fl5 sioian, ba, had received no relief. and her
ca'e "ss considered hopeless. AZ a la,i fesai she
pnfahesei a bottle oi Dr. Lyme. f:xpeciorant. which
caused her 10 eIpcctorste freely. gradually ssscF
her cough. aai fspidly res'ofed her 10 heaith. We
have ne he'is'r'r IN saying. Ihsi lhis preparation
II DR. jayne. ior The cure &c Cooghs. Colds. lnaaso.
enEs. Asthma. Consumption &c 10 the mos, sslaa.
he nicd'cins ever '6rted Ia he Amefiess public.
There - no qnsckep about IT, Ds Lyne is one
Of tho most skilIoi physleisns in Psnns, wants. ana
- hstsvsf his Saf'ons pfeparaiIoss have been lhss.
tested. he - lO,ksd spoa 80 o great pablo.
- y a<rsi " } Josy.
s"f sale By cRUMsAckER. Drosgisi. shss.
W. dee II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05
rn1nn ,

RICHARD THE THIRD We learn from
the Broadway Msfbinr Thai Richard tie 1giri
isto ~ brought outb Sle keans. at the Psfk
on Their '~'urn from Philstcrphis. Itis IN b.
produced IN = 'tgie ~ splendor sni pehccfiop
OF detsil altogether uneIsmplsd in lhi- coun
ty No pains or etP~n.e viii be spared
NJ S'nps0n WI b 40 an oulsv ~ tlrcs
ihou.o nd dollar. sut Nr Ke.p vii ..eoI
ps'hsp' a"'hi' lla' sun equippirg iof in-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05
KkAD IT Y spesks ts ,i.eIi. end co~weo,,

Hfho " v sPssAs ts 'iseli. end eonmenis
are unnecessary.
PHILADELPHIA. MAJ "a lsxs
D' Jsyn~.-Dssr Ssr, his.l bovnLi. the a ,c,ea'
'"sise paIl'e.y 10 he extraordinary sascts o( yo~s
va,1rble medicine.
have suffered 10, several yesn pss viii Liver.
Compliant snd The 'r,n ot dss-ssss whieh fcl!sv-
. esnpl s'e rnu~'rs'son 81 The sysssa- 90 skss h &c.
~nh great d'fs'csl'y I could ~sih. ssd ~ siass p
~ss conhsed In NY soom. To ed 10 ~ p.ssv
. scscfuioss sseeiis~ appeared in ~ TA~ss, viaS
Rheumatism IN ny ssns. - ,hst . could ~ nissr
my rgh, arm ~ my head. In the hassss weather.
my feet and hasis would sehs 9Th the cold. and.
Per.p't.'"o had aim.s, ceased. Lnow beesns q.
h'cied with q dry hoat.e cough. and gsve - alp
hopss OF ever getting yell. I had n ehr s~~sss.
and sa lutte of M sleep. with fr,ghifuI dreams end
mofhid headache I, ss~@ed be Bordering on in--
SANITY. aud We denied ell study OF ~>ssai sssseis~.-
! could ms, read q small paragraph IN . nswspspsr
without great q o. Slir. ihsi great soreness in n.y.
stomach. which csus~d il to sws.i % much ,Ls, r
"a' ""'h'e Ia lie down. OF even 10 recl,es bss hsdf
10 he rso?ped up m . chair.
bod the sdvics u spsss eminent pAysscssass3G
tried nearly MI the se~sdsss used in ssch essu yhuS
continued o grow ~ore. end u sppssssd 90 though
. speedy dissols,'on ~ss taking piece.
! now heard of your mslscises, and determined
10 Try your Sans'ive P,Its. and 10 my surps,., IN,
spreness leit me 80 I could walk aasut the house.
! continued 10 improve from 'hst time Shortly sG
ter my wife called NJ ,our Store. and stated nv esss
toy. sni ,on sent me q bottle VI your Alternative,
AL sl~' word la c me and see y,u. AMI you would
inv'sigaic nay case. and cure me Thu. I dill not
b lieve.a' iei' ! was beyond The reach Of human.
skill.
After taking your Al,.ntivc and Pills for IN rec
week. here Wa decided change fr the better.
- hat when I called up,n you. you said Ina, 4
W 'uld get we'll. aud that your Alternative would
cure me I'll 'ciusly. wuh m hopes, however, of
getting well. ! .ii'i continued taking your Aliers.
i've. unil I had i,ken The G'urh bottle. when thsrs
wsa sniden charge IN my whole .ys'sm.as slough
! had got rid Of some grea, bsrhen. and I eould
dfaw my breath as usual NJ nefves gradually
bccamc strong ssd my sp,e;iic rsiut led.
u hos been about four nonIhs san o I common.
ced taking Your medicinss, and at Ih,s ,Ims nearly
every vs''ee Of disease 10 erad,cs,ed from my sys-
TEN sm rs active anil nearly ss strong ne At snv
rer"d "i NV life. I have Row gained nine pou nds
IN Two m,nihs.
! have god re1son To believe that The use Of ysus
valuable medicin' .. by the help oi "a .ha-saved me
irsm = rtcmainre grave. JOSEPH BARBAR.
nhllorell Count. in Poplar Street. between
) veuih and Eighth 8 reefs. Phiisdciphia.
For sale Ivy Dbl CRUMBACKER jan
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05
The message OF GOV. Pratt Of Maryland is
a very long and able document. He treats Of

The message OF Gov. Pratt of Maryland is
a very long and able document. He treats Of
sxrry thing connected with state affairs.
The annual interest on the pobllc debt j.
S655 All 20. and there has been psii during
the fiscal year ending Dec. ist, lSi5, IN hqui.
dation OF arrears Of interest. the sum 81 S5lO,-
1881. Its not deemed advisable however,
that the revenue now sccruing shall be APP
piled to the paymentof arrears. The policy
of the State evidently is TO Begin passing tLf
current interest aud TO fund the arrears. ThiN
policy the Governor recommends.
feel, says the Governor, tho responsible
,y OF the position we mutually occupy. ] be
lieve that now is the aoespied time, and that
90 you is accorded ths distinguished privilege
Of redeeming the houor and credit OF our State.
There is not a citi1en Of the State who is wor-
thy to b. called her Son. who does not feel
shame a, the position she now occupies. and
who will not hail with spplausc your egiefoni
action Ia place her How and for the future in
the position Of right she should occupy. The
people OF MARYLAND w.rc never ia a more
prospofous condition. Tbos. OF her citizens
who are engaged in agriculture have been blss.
sed, through divine Providence, with sbun.
dsa, hssve.ts: and the increased price which
has been obtaiaed for the grain crops Of ,hC
STATE you'd slcoe equal Tho public debt.
Tn M~sssge 10 entirely devoted to natter
~ State interest. except towards the conclu.
sion. when reference is made 20 the Oregon
question.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05
GREAT ENvY.-In scotland !, ;.cu.

"NhNf hN f.-In SCOtIant II = custom-
aiy when adeeth occurs in a family. TO send to
all the neighbors an invitation 10 attend the
funeral. "A gold auld wife" was passed. by
IN one ot these dispenS,ions. and with her
heart i"il ct indignant grief she watched the
funeral gathering around a ~neighbor's door
IL was tinally too much Tor her, and she cx-
claimed IN a tone OF forced resignation:-
'A"eeH eweel! wei haze a corps o our ain
IN eur am house some day.-Sce then wha1l
b. inyitcdf -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05

The Whiss 81 Ohio boil, m co. % iay of
February a convention 10 n1uilsfr a rlpdi
iatc ior Governor There sre ..senl p..1ulsr
and prominent men DOW brought out - then
friends ~ vaasus parts Of it, sat- 6ut We
hops they vail immediately ueite upon som.
cue who ~ilI D. sl,ks oonpctsn, sod popu
lss.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05

The original drit Of Gray, Elcgy." was
recently sold in London for thc large sum Of
LOO. The verses were written on two hall
sheets Of paper. pretty dirty -cousidcrlbly
worn and barring oil tho correction by the
suthur.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05

GOoDSPoRT-Th~ wiDsioa Miss Ban.
ner sys. "a lew DAYS a, a party Of citizen.
went out on camp hun, and killed fony-one
deer snh hve turkies, and q lew weeks rre
vious another party on . similar excursion
killed forty deey in two da,s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05

Spelling A SToRY.-Eveu hply h,.
heard ct The oelebfaicd Addison. when oo bis
deathbcd. ending cor the Young earl of NJ,
wtct, TO see With what peace sCbdsti.n 80,
dis IIorsce WslPOle hes spoiled The ban
y o. ms s'oy. ~ says ~~snfuckily, Addison
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05

fbomss Lawrence, = man Of sesent, wear.
81 age. residing IN obscure eircum ,nncs, In
the e''y Of Alhsny, has bccom.. by thr death
ola n1aiiye ia Eogiant. b-if 30 On estate sal
ued Of three millions Of pounds steains
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05

The 81 Louis Republican Of Friday. saws
All hope OF the breaking up of The ice a..
cross thc utcr ~ now abandoned and the crs.
sinS OF the nvcr with teams may be resumed
10 day with saiety.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05

PHILADELPHIA, "Wednesday, Dec. 81, as.
The market shows but little alteration in
prices since yesteIday.-Plour is firm at So .25,
AMI veIy little doing. Wheat is held higher,
and ITO cts. oticned Tor good Southern reds.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05
BOARD OF TRADE.

She annual meeting 81 the Boand II Trsde
fos The election Of officers. will b. heidi in the
Csiy Council CHAMBER ON TUESDAY evening.
9Th inst. ats Ia ociock. Punctuai a,trn.
dsno~ requested. e. L. HUBBARD Ssc'y.
an.
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s6S.'7<35
sss.774ss

The undersigned. . eomsssites appointed Ia sr.
smt'e The affair, oi The Wheeling ssvinr' Ins,j.
i"''"n. and To make and pobi,sh q report rhessoG. do;
hereby certify that we have carefully sssu ned
The same and find The sb,vs 10 he . true sss,sm.ut..
'his Jlsi day OF Deeeaher. ISl5.
JOHN MCAUGffY,
INK ALEX r LAtDLEV.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05

The Pittsburgh Gazette comes to us cnlaY-
~t very much and printed on a power press,
The papers around US, are increasing in .iur
20 az Alarming extent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05

STATE GOING A BEGGING -nst~
ps's'ufe "t AlsSums ave msgnanimoudy r..
solvsd That To- ~at .fGo,emme,t sb,u :.
rs"osed 70 no place, bat viii mr rum,.b +,
s's1 l~i'' ~ith5u. PENS 10 lhe .,s,e.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05

VIC learn from the Philadelphia pspen,
that Mayor Swift suppressed a concert OF Sa-
cred Music, advertised to b. held At lac Mus
cum on Sunday evening last. because it would
have been an inirletim Of Divine aud iempor.
al laws, and calculated To "desecrate the Sib-
hath to induce not &c, onl hos been.
IN Other cities, tn fruitful source ofdcbsugh.
cry and crime. The concert was ono al
which sacred music, slone. was To be chsn,c,l
and we cannot discover how such fearful cen.
sequences could nave grown out OF il.