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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-06

ONE PRICE BOOT AND SHUE STOKE.
THE PROPRIETOR Of the Washington Boot and Shoe
Store, No 22 Greenwich corner Of Barclay street, would
respectfully inform his customen and the pube generally,
De- found written the ddent kinds q Bocts and Shoes
which will be the and only price asked IN future
this Establishment He would thank the public for the liberal
patronage received and solicit continuation OF the same IN
this desirable Of trade the One Pnce system
Do forget the number 22 Greenwch q Barclay
street. near the Hoboken Ferry. JAMES WIGGlNb.
ImEy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-02
VI EDECIWES
sUGAR.COATED
OR IMPROVED INDIAN VEGETABLE
A.

oil IMPROVED INDIAN VEGETABLE
PILLS."
HINOR Intermittent. Remnieni. Bilious and In.
n fammalory Fever. Head Ache. IndiResiop
Dyspefsio. Perverted Appetite. Heartburn. Co..
uveness. Dlarh~a, Dysenisry. Bilious Collie and
WORMS. Foul Si"nSsh, Pain in the Head. Side or
Back, Sctoiula, Scurvy, or any Impurities of the
Blood, Distinctions aud Female complaints gene.
rally.
There has never appeared a medicine which
while II con de- ma harm. Is calculated 10 do 80
much good. They exCiIe a heallhiul Precipitation.
snd open oil the natural drain, Of The =, stem. The
obstruction Of lnss nsihle Precipitation is the cause
Of a great proportion OF human suffering. These
pills possess The potner. m an extraordinary degree.
Of removing all distractions. and he, llhlul cIrcula-
Iion. They must undoubtedly ,upersede all other
pursaiive medicines. as lhey have a iour.Iold nc.
"on-viz' a discharge by The Bowels. Lungs. Kid
news md Skin.
Children will moi hesitate 10 take ihem. and The,
may be rolled on. beyond my other remedy. ns an
'heotnal and soio medicine fr WORMS. and all
complaints incident TO children. More children
have been cured in New York The present yenr. nv
the use Of DR. SMITHS PILLS. than all o,het
medicines eomhined-as there is no need Of fotcinc
them down. like other medicinps.
One important advantage in taking these Pills a
they do not gripe. nor pruduce nausea or INV o,he
unpleasant sensaiiun Pills haven a thousand ,ns,nn
ces. produced Piles and other consequences IA
worse Than the disease for which they were ad
minislered. This is particularly guarded against
In The combination NJ The many Ingredients 4,
which DR. Smiths Pills ore Composed thus render
ing them harmless.
These pills are made ofihe pnrea materials; nm,
we have Tie satisfaction Of having proved to M
Medical Faculty. tina, they possess Uncommon v,r
tues.
Tho directions and treatment NJ diseases, accom-
pany every hex. ia a circular uf4 pnpes.
mo sngar'Contcd Pills can no genuine with
out the signature Of The sole inventor. &C BENJA
MIN SMITH. NJ ID, President of The New Yoh
College Of lieal'h,' upon every box.
From The Deputy Sheriff Of New York.
Or Smiths Sugared Inaian Vegetable Pills" have
been used in The Eldudge strcel Debtors Prison
with uncommen satisfaction. ] have never heard a
medicine spoken Of with more interest by the sick
who have taken these Pills.
JAMES } BEVlNS. Deputy Sheriff
For sale by PRYOR d PAUL.,
nov ! I YIN Market ST Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-02
CHEERING INTELLIGENCE.

NRAllIUDE will swell The hearts of Ihun,
IN sunds OF The afflicted SONS and daughters OF
'his happy land. when they hear HE pleasing news
ol The Unparalleled triumph &c The REV'D y
HiBBARDS VEGETABLE ANTI BILIOUS
FILLS. which when rightly applied has been used
IN every case with unequalled success.
Many certificates might u necessary be obtained
OF Their efficacy la The cue of Dyspepsia or Indi.
ceslion. Consumption. Bilious Fever, Fever and
Ague; Piles. JnundIce. Dysenicry or Bloody FluI
DlarthUl, Asia'ic Cholern. Remluenl Fever. In.
h'mmaIoy Rheumatism. Scnrvey. Nervous or Sick
licadache, Nervous Debility, Worns Of MI kinds
Whooptng Cough. Scarlet Fever. Summer Com
plainl. Disease uf Women aud Children. Chrome
Affection Of the Liver, Stomach aud Secretino
Glands. &c.
In line = generous community should spread f,r
ana near The cheering intelligence that REV'D q
HIBBARD1S PILLS can lac he'd n, annI,i.- :,
'"' 'oIo"Ihg agents. A s TODD No lO2,
JAMES BAKER, Main Street.
P~' Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-02
HORN BROOK q DILLON.
pIINHEDG

~
CHEAP as THE CHEAPEST
HTAsT SIDE MARKET sr. a few dr., no.
~ low The Post OTce. haze supplied lbem.
serves WIN a new md large engine snd othe, A..
lures Tor Their business. ia n snperiur ,ryle. md M.
Ter Ihfmsclves that with ten Year, E~XPFRIFNcP
hey viii be able 10 rep Ter he musi petsc, .,n.
faction. 1880 '""s
They carry I'm The House and STEAM
BOAT PLUMBING in All Us branches
LATE AND IMPROVED PATENT PIPE
by arrangements wnh The mauuacu,c, 80
have received and wili be constantly ,,c.,i,
and %rfepated to SUPPLY The stove pipe 81 bole.otss
and tcial' OF The hest qualify. and as low n. 60
be hid IN The ronniry. '"
They have constantly on land Hvd,a.,. 81,
various description, houers' Kettles. water clio,
cts, bath tub, hot and cold shower bo,b.
iotis lor bleaching, chemical applrttp, ,,t
Collins, patent bath pumps, lead pipcs.ot oit a.,
~, sheet lead ui any thickness add worked a.,
10 any manner Of iotm. W
Water conducted through lcadep p,oe.
springs 10 dwelling houses iu The ronpbt,y ''o"
5apefiof pumps for country wells. steam 81,
gIucS sc. &c. q"
an order, thankfully received and pupcp
ally attended Go. ' F'N''u
STEAM POWER.
For manufacturing purposes can b.. s,,ot-,
ln several descriptions OF mecbsnies ~ 49,
: . story OF then building, or on H. ,'onr
Moor aiverY moderate rent. o0'"u
Whcelug. Ami q. ZIG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-02
CURE FOR WORMS.

d a FAIINESIolK'S VERMlFUGE.
EEREPARED md sold by d \ Fahne.luck &
n Go Pltshuigh. Pa. This preparation has
stood The i'stof many years trial. aud Il, now fully
established on It's own merits; II Is the safest and
most 'hccinal med ci"e for oIpel'mg worms frm
Tie Nys'e q ever discovered, II l. mol Necessary to
publish a long Isl 81 ceuirnIes IN H. favor. a. IL il.
gene"iy and almost universally known, we how
ever add The fullow ing.
Nj q a FAuNEs9 OK.
DevrSiL-i have been using vnur VermiCugc in
my practice Tor a number at yenrs. and fad n 10 be
he most sure and safe UOrm destroyer that { ever
had.
wns called 10 a child 3 or 7 years old in MAY
Ioi2. which was then Ia spnsms wuh The worms.
] gavei one vial al your Vermiiuge ngrceably To-
difcciions' and The child passed 4I0 worms. To- n
lew weeks gave II nno'hcr vial, and II passed 200
moro. making IN oil Gao worms. The child tecoy.
cred mm' dnIcIy, aud has - joyed good health ever
since havo prescribed u IN many other casss
IN which ~ has brought away 900 and 800 worms.
lSg>ef) D. JONATHAN MORRIS.
Nnnclv. Green 90 Pa. May IL. 43
Ah"ui Nv" weeks SINCE | gave me ~ my children
a slngle tea spoonful 81 b. Fahuesook'. Vermimre.
AID II passed thirty seven wurms. have used m. |
Nefm'l"ge IN my family iur nine yeap. and IL has
never %ye'i"led in n single instance.
(S'gneD CATHARGNE SMITH.
Robinson Township. Allegheny co Pa
CAUTION.
They are many VcmiluEes be rore The puhlic 90,
mp IN similar style and they are frsqnonlly sold lu
The nnSuspcci ng ne bong either the snme or as
good. Put no confidence in such siatemenis. hui
he sure Ia get The true and genuine Vermiiuge,
prepared hy u A FAHNEsTocK al PIrTsBURon. Pa
For sale 10y JAMES BAKER and LAFAYETTE
M'NEELY. Wheeling; aud 10y Duggis,s and NIer-
cha"'s generally. 3m mar 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-02
ANOTHER ASTONISHING CURE.
HAJ lSrARS BALSAM OF VILE CHERRY
nAYToN. r,h.nnrp lin 1sls

va Ills victorious career
DAYTON. February IIrh. ls4S.
Mr. J w WbiiRofe - Dear SRA, YOU are The
regular nulhouzed>agenI IN Dayton, TOT The sale Of
Or WislaTs Balsam ni Wild Cherry / take this
method of making a statement OF facts TO You (which
hope viii ho I%Rhlished iu The wori9 IN reference
IL M almost mirncnluus cure Wrought IN my cas-,
b. means Of The musI Invaluable Bsl-am.
Language fails To describe The salniaiy effects il
ptoJuscd. aud The great belefi I derived lrom ia
use.
Tn, citizens Of Dayton md vicinity, well recoI.
lect Thai on The 9Th Of August last. I received seri-
ous injury from The explosion OF a cannon. A nor.
ion "l ls conteais entered my right side and breast
an M all probability ssn.e fragments or spliniers
ni the ramrpd passed through Tho 'plura, and pierc.
ed lie lungs.
a Tins ciiiital sIoge. n messenger was dispatched
" eIh''nhaH, md a celebrated ID sIcisn Of mat o.
" was corsuiird When he Nas made scousinted
with my situation. he remarked that nolbior couLI
re done hy medical and, II The constitution itself
was MOI cnuugh 10 throw n The disease.
MY friends ow %despairsd ol my recovery. and l
had M earthly gtonRd of hope 10 survive many
lays. Fortunately. az lhis jJnciute saw one Of DR.
w ''lnfs Pamphlets, enIlied, Family Medical
Guide. or Treatise on C0nsumpIion OF ne Inpgs
As had oiien heard Of dying mea catching nj
slraws, felt like doiag 50 myself q, the consen,
o' my Physicians. ! seui 10 you for a hottie of ina
medicine DESCRIBED. VIZ; 'wisiaf's Bals,m al V,ld
Cne'fyi winch reiie sed ne immediately. Alter
q u'eu some i've or SIX bottles | 90 FAR recovered
es TO he up end a out. My cough ceused ond mo
lunss were tcstured TO healthy state ali rom he
heellng and haimy Influence. aud no,vs,6,l m.J;-
c'hal virtues oi Wislofs Balsam.
Nete - not from The external ;ri,,, ,..
~ my shoulder and s,m, by the exnio.ion ! -
'o"hden, that ! might have been WORKING :, s.
vested. "" was pre-
BY exposure, I have since taken several
colds and my only remedy has been rhe BsI..n
qua now mUst cordially recommends tbs s.on,..
Wis'afs B"islm Ia all who are afflicted yub coLI.
coughs Or Lung Complaints. ! consider !, an an.
s''uaSie medicines real blessing 10 The wsrld
Any person desiring further information. mav cali
IN me al any lime. Yours, truly,
CHRISTOPHER r SMITH.
Cry Of dayton.
montgomery co. State Of Ohio
Suh'cribed and sworn IN. before mo. Jn.,i.. ~
The Peace. IBIS llih day of Februay ls45.
EBENEZER FOWLER.
If''mony n three highly credi6ob eiussHs
81 D'y'cH' :" confirmation Of me oBoUe -
" lhc Undersigned. being intimately ecau,;n.
yea " Ih Mr. SINH, and having seen and watched
'Nef him frequently duung his lare ilIpess. do no,
hesitate 10 say that HE foregoing u hy no meepsan
eAasgcfaIed slotrmeni. but Is entitled Ia Gu1 r,.d,
(o'gnedD a l. STOUT.
J b u DODSON.
HENRY Il SMITH.
sod N Wheeling BY o Pryor. aud JcRum-
ss'''s' jan 6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-02

FFNlIEY KEEP constantly on hand. n vory er.
N lcn'ive assortment Of superior Niahnenny
; teuch and Grecisn Ctsirs; n ckine chairs. sofas
Per end card Tables; Dressing Bureaus. Bclsieads
Touei S'anjs. assorted sizes; together with every
o'her article of the laios, style and best finished
! utniure ever offered in thu city.
Odt mud Mahogany Framed Lopkiys Glasses o
every variety and price, Lacking Glass Plates uf oil
''zes. P'frnn and Picture Frame, on hand aud
made 10 order.
upholstery Ware; consisting OF Feather Beds
holsters and Pillows. Hair. cotton. Iu,k. Spring
nud Straw Msiirusses; Blankets. Quilts. comforts
Sacking Bottoms OIL cloth covers. Floor cloth
Grass Mats OF nl kinds; together with every o,hcr
a~fiiclesoi Upholstery Ware. ON hand aud made I,
Ufder.
Nenuian and Stat Window Blind; Window
Shades Of every variety and color; all of which vii
be sold Of very low prices. and warranted of IA,
best quality. Also. MAnoCANY VENEERs. IIai
cloih, VARSIsH, Spanish Mos. Mahogany Knob.
sand Paper. Locks. Hinges. casters. BLiNn Tam
hiNGs, c instantly on hand aud sold low for CASH
= STEAM Bears furnished with every arlicl
OF Furniture at short notice and on the very I've.
'e'ms' sep 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-02
NO. lO9 MAIN STREET.

80 I've" MAIN nthkEI.
Viz SUBSCRIBERS would arain cali III.
attention Of their customers and The nohlic
generally 10 their stock Of work. n they have iu,t
received tom Philadelphia an additional snpplv oi
,''cN' ahd an assortment oC everything usualI,
krp' ~ such an establishment. Thev have IA.
DIES aud GENTLEMEN'S SADDLES Of d,1sr
eur lI'c's AMI q%uohties. Also a variety Of BRI-
Oils and M~ARTINGALES; CARRIAGE uAR
NESS single aud double. eastern : vie; commnn
90 uoi W'gg"n dc; Cart do; common aud fine cor.
Lars l'ace chains. q poDd article; IIames &c Sr
Carriage, Buggy. Car Riding and Wagon VbI,s
OF d'hcrcnl kinds; Stage, Buggy. Dr,ycrs' and W..
gon WHIP LASHES ~ "'s
lion FRAME HARD LEATHER TRuNKs
WIN L'ebfch's patent INSIDE locks and other i'm.
Pf'Nrme"Is OF the latest sly lie both fr Ladies mud
Gentlemen. a'
ii1"'S'me imitation, common leather 3 RaIr trunk,
limitation aad Iron frame Hard Leather V,lIsrs
at' 9Ass'e Bigs, Carpet Big; some imported one.
OF" superior knd and finish. 20 which We coll the NJ.
'.nIl"h "i hose " i-hing Ia purchase n prime article
boNNFr TGuNKs. Carpet SoIchels and B,slet.
Horse Bfusi e., Curry-comhs. Cards. sc &c
Ihcy VIII also make 20 Order anything In tbe,
INC Cd business without DELAY, and nfos goad v,,,..
RAJ ns can be had. and a. far prices. Old wort
PROMPTLY and NEA fly REPAIRED.
Thankful for pnsl hyon they earnestly ron..,
the continuance Of The same.
No - NiCOII & CARR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-02
COLD WATCHES
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
NO, 40
ADJOINING FORSYTH & BAKERS
"a arm ~ NLIA.. &c.

WATER ST. WHEELING. VA.
VIE SUBSCRIBER flat ers himself tom an
N experience Of l6 years in mercantile husl
ness ~ Ibis city. that he caa snticipaIe re wants
"l MS numSfOus customers and friends In The selrc.
non oi choice and reasonable Goods. takes pleasure
~ an onncing 10 them lint he Is now receiving
h"d "ll clnunUc 10 receive monthly ihfouphoui
The season. The largest aud hest selected stocks of
Goods ever ofIrIcd IN the CluIhing Trade IN this
Guy. purchased from The best houses IN PnilndeI
PM aLd B'lunoro. aud selected from The choicest
a'd mot approved makes the most desirable Good.
OF lhc Scnsun, and will he sold fora very small od
vance, VIE Ftench. English and American Broad
N'o'hs from s%uperfne To nedium; TNilied Belgian
40 o., Invisible Green, Blue and London Brown
do dos Ezra heavy blue and WOOL b X double
mIll'd Cassimctes very desirnble; also single milled
PLAIN and fancy French AID English Csssimeres
very superior and cheap also 4 md Cd Gold
md silver mixed aud plain Tweeds; from fine To-
medium French Linen Drill all qualunc,; summer
elHns' drap dEic. Persian. Indiana aud Orleans d.:
5OO ~ Linen aud Cotton PLAID, striped and Check
fnh'a'D"ns; SiuU Vesiinps. plain. sutipcd. Mode.
Metmo and olhe' Fancy Ves1rgs ia great variety.
The above goods will be made 10 order by n FRA
rate cutter aud good workDen warranted equal Ia
any 10 ihis 90 The Eastern cities.
ReGdy .fEGde COthiHg.
JI"ih Dress and Frock Coats. ifua .]upefine To
Medium; q full oad comploio assortment SPINNER
Goats; a comploie assortment comprising al tic VA.
nriies qualities snd prices Cassinoi. Nv Jeans and
I"'eds Dfess aHd Frork Cuals; q very genenl as
'""meni de- do Csssimfte. Cassiuei. Cord nud Bea.
'etccn P""ts. do DO Round jackets. &c SC.
As1 ~ d"z hue Linen aud Muslin Shirts; b..
,'"s' Inllas, &c. IS doz compon DO. fancy s,rped
linen o"d Muslin de-, Palmetto oud Lcahorn Hats
WIN 'h' usual variety ofSuspcndets. 4 Hose &c.
,',- my inends I'D customers and az ~
search Of roud Good, a. give r. n cali ,s,.,,,
mem can end will sell hon a good srn,lo at fair
r'''' Io' cash Or The usual terms 90 pn mpt cu.
tuners
Reco'lrr, 80 40 walef sircet.
"pIs ALEX ROGERS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-02
DEAFNESS CURED.


NVNTUIND KREOSUTE ACOrcrtr ~,
ItOk ibc cure Of DEAFNESS ~
,b ,laff' oi matter from ihc .ars. ~. 'ng
''t' HIsas r'c1hfc noises. Ike fbs .." az,
3 ll'int Of water, whzlug of si.a,o o
ness. aae ~ ,n,nIgHls Of APPROACHING DIR
F0fsaIs by Or , CRtHB4CEFp .s
Dr ,o,s mea.eine is highly r,commcrdeI "s,nt
IhIe rersep. 9fe gwen, by very rr.rr,t /
Which % bias srigtm.a. '''oh.sh'ga r"rcs y
nov 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-02
fuCu j.. JEwETT. ruOs A. No.
-" bE HANDLE
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

~retVrss WHEELING. Va.
(usINt.sS entrusted 90 lhett care n M, 49,
- ne adIoinr 2 count e viii Dc pomo1v -.
h'Fo h'" made surh arrangements 81 wfH
u' 20 give immediate suenuou 20 Oh bus,nsss
'oI'.iIhF COUNTIES 81 M1nue. Gufrsey
'iafi'on JelffsYn snd Belmont in ono
ohi.e on Na.a 4 rect r,a, ~ 49,. ~
" 'N"i JLWEIT & ALEXANDER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-02

g]'ae'o'c. 2" "rde, al he different varieties Of
'"cy Ffcnch md Wood Seat. NockoDs. sc,,li
I'f S.ai Bach. C5mmpn end Collage Chair, fcew
1e) Nl.' Settles. Sociablrs. Boston sad Hall
Boston korkets Narsing DO. eommon do. large ana
Vail also. Childisn's Table. Rocking snd
pig hairs cod s'ouis 81 every sire sod quaii.
DE Mamm9Ih rhoif Of ~ sniy feet high Please
coy ahd efsmino Zoe gonfsolvss end leave yoBr
i'der cod ibey vii bo attended 10 in short order
Chairs carefully packed Tor shipment or cent 10
.l paris Of The cty without erirs chufro D5ot
trzei he place 40 i27 Main 50. West sile
jan ~ On W RlliE LDAFFER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-02

@fDENr-G~ DR. s 2 HULLWENb ..
SISI9~ removed hR uGce 10 Fo,,I
s'5ee'' . few doufs below The Cuuu nao.e
soc 5nd two doofs psIow ine Presbyieran, ,,,,t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-02

EA AISl HAIS!-Jus' reed at The Sign Of
AA the Black Mlammolh Boot.
. d,z Of Mems double brm lie ghorn Hat.
uo bys ID do
3 TO Infants a,
oo De- Mems und Boys' Palm Hats
which will be sold low for CASH.
'P - TODD & HOWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-02
q HNCK
CoRNER r MAIN ~ QUINCY STREETS
WHEELING, VA.
HAMILTON a 20.

~ |Os
WAREHOUSE NO Z MONROE STREET.
FNbE SUBSCRIBERS are prepared 10 make
and keep constantly on hand at the aboNc
Embellishments all kinds OF Castings. Co king.
Frahklin. Balloon and Cannon Stoves. ofali sizes
aud patterns ~Iolluw-warc. Wagon Boxes, Plough
Castings. Crates. Flat Irons, Sugar and Wash Ket.
ties. &c. q complete assortment. We have just
received some splendid patterns for Patlor Grates.
The neaicsi ever brought 10 this city Persons who
intend building are respectfully requested 10 exam
me them before purchasing any other KIND. We
have a large quantity Of patterns Tor Nil Gearing
the best IN the place. ~hich we will make 90 order
al the Invest rates; also Threshing Machine Cast
inrs We will also continue 60 manufacture tlo
different kinds of Pioughs complete, used in ihi-
section Of cot n ~. nud warranted equal 10 nny
made IN the Western country. We Will waftnsi
oil our Castings aud other work done at oar csiub,
lishmeni. ani as chcsp a. can be made in Pitts
hutgh. Cincinnati or my other establishment IN
this city. Persons wishing 10 purchase my article
in our line. vail please give "a. a cell aud examine
for thrmsol, &c.
sP | HAMILTON. & CO,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-02
REMOVAL.

fRISSELL. has rmny,d d, r.,.
M ~ door below The P,esL,Isrgo rla'
: r. ,jo Same building anJ sJ,io.nr n,f 7,
by5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-02

i"se'h'r Win n gencrNlassoumcnt Of Hat, Of eve>
" "e'cripit'n' Hat Cases, &c. Persons wishing a.
p"f'h"'e ihc above articles ore respectfully invited
=" give him a call, IN The rom Formerly occunieJ
"' ''hn w Berry, ns "a Crrdaee Store. dec 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-02
TIE BIG CHAIR is BOUND TN
FLOURISH.

Let lhtsc who ialk about
BIG Watches. MAMNoTH
y ois. Selling on NJ Cost.
SC he silent when they see
The BIC CHAIR a. VI. RI.
HFLUAFFER'S H1elssole
snd Retod CHEAP CHAIR
M~ANuFACTORY. No 1877
MaiH Street, here he Keeps
constantly on hand. end man.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-06-04
meshoa,.t, p,otestant Conference.

r<-st
The General Conference Of tins Church
closed its session in Cincinnati on the So'h
ult sts NAl q
The Home Mission controversy was SO
decidea--by a vote Of So to l2-that here
after Mission Churches may be established
y aov upoccupied territory, in city, town
Or country, and remain free from the Re
s,ric,ive rule, limiting the term Of minis
terial service, as long as the Annual Con-
ferences shall deem proper. This change
wisely admits the doctrine of accommoda-
ton 10 circumstances. A new district was
set off, also, to be called the PhiladeIphia
district.
On the subject Of slavery the conference
adopted the following resolution: "I'hat in
the Judgment Of the General Conference,
the holding Of slaves is in many clrcum-
stances sim against God, and in such cases
should be condemned by the Methodist
Protestant Church; nevertheless it is our
ooinion that under some circumstances il
;s no, sinful. This General Conference
does moi feel authorized by the constitution
TO legislate on the subject Of slavery, and
by solemn vote we present to the Church
our Judgment that the different annual con-
ferences, respectively, should make their
own regulations on the subject, as author-
ized by the constitution" ~.
There are now thirty annual con-
ferences in this confederacy. The follow
ing delegates were elected by the General
Conference to represent the Methodist
Protestant Church in the Worlds Conven-
ton or Christian Union, to be held in Lon
don in August next: 4
From the Souih-Rev. DR.. S.. X, Jen-
nings and w. w. Hill.
From the Wesi-Rev. G.. Brown and c.
Springer.
From the East Rev. DIR. Waters, t. H.
Stockton and w. Starr.
The next General Conference is to be
held in Baltimore, May, 1850