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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-29
FROM ne Ne,c Orleans Bee. lJav IS.
ofrlCiAL DESPATCH TO GENERAL
GAINES

we harc been politely favored with pcrp.
sal oi the Official despatch addressed by Gen
Taylor tn General Gaines, dated from M.
cam on The hrld al battle, three miles from
Maiamofds, May Sth, 1916 ltdoes not diff.r
In"'e''ally nom The accounts OF the two en-
gasements already laid before ,hs public1
Ia the 9Th Gen T. drove tho enr,n, C,o,,,
night ""''"S Tue
INC loss IN this conflict was II killed and
~ wounded. On the 9th the army ,..,,,,,..I
ats march, until it encountered tho cncmv
protected, as stated in our extra. by a rayins
WIN artillery on its right This battery ,y,s
sVofmed by Capt. Mays Company OF Ora
Ss' ine number OF killed and wounded
ohour SIDE could not be ascertained. P,ivate
accounts make the number sonetbin, o,cr,,.
hundred inns O't' ono
IN this second engagement Lieut.. Ipae of
the Znd Dngoons, Licnt Cochnpe of ,b,, ~
inianiry and Lieut., Chadbourne of d. So
inidhuy, were killed. Officers vounI.J'
L,eu,' Cols. Mcintosh and PAYNE: Cani,ins
NJ 'soine,y anu Hooe; Lieutenants iiaics /
Aaclay, Selden, Burbank. Jor,lon an5 E-, a'Is
OF the Infantry " i""iti
- me despatch states that the force md,
p'h' l'llor were two thousand three bupJrs,l
u i' gu anu that they bad 20 contend ,pair.t
9,9OO MeNicanS OF the regular army and sb,,,,
-'0 t,,, irregular cavalry
"e ioIt opposite Maianoras has hccp Ia.
li,asdh'iy bomblUled during one hundred snJ Il
IVY hours, during which ON imnens.. or,,, =
-, " Anot anil she'll, were thrown H. n
l',e'io' damage has been sustained
an ShPnss from Washington er,;,.l ... -,
e" Orleans on ihe i7tb in,tslii - itj ,,,'' 90 (,
hIe sciion OF President Polk. af,I ,Ls C,Li
- N1shingion, on receipt at The uc,,.s a. lo,
~ ,,",H' oe|4 cAisting GA Tie Texas frouiie,
:. ~ ~ -, =. seaused great rejoicing ssh
4 ar AIdlAc rlou ts..It.'.
is'a correspondence, when a. ~ '."' -
las OF General Taylor. says uhe 20"
Ae plan OF The csmpaiEu, and the in,trnc- iui
Us ''oin Gen. Aris,a'a government. onicrcd ing
. 10 take possession OF Point Isabel. tbis 4
20 b. The bret act Of hostility. h., ,yvs to aud
''ly y os strong as possible. Tie WAS Uke. vat,
- ordered 20 lake possession OF ihc month Ho,
the ufcr and iortIly IL at once. ~.
Atef Tie route General TAYLOR disoats he'd hin
1T Carr ot the Dragons with guard 10 hos
nvey the intelligence. They bore ~ many Ma
tue euemy colors with them that lie Jer
esumcd IA the Fort ihati was the N,,i,,ns
minS up TO make an assault. IL beipu dsrk ne.
1T ,he Fort h"d upon them, on, fortunately II,
Juycd no one no
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-29
ICEi ICEI ICE,
ICE +! ICE ~!

VNNHE Sub-crihcr would respectable ;,e,,,. ~.
- friends and old cussomess. lhat he h re.ay
TO supply them zee. with Punciuali,y and on rca-
sunable terms
All orders LETT o., the shop II iiornbrosk a Dillon
mntksi st. south OF Monroe st. will he pronpIIy NJ.
'tnded 10 HIS supply Is large enough 10 accom-
uiodaie all.
N la case of neglect in tho drGye,r NJ N.
Ice pl'ss" inform FB uoRNRRcoK
may % "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-29

HENkY Of Phtsdeiphis sIpui 81 v~s,s al
sg'i hn' sm'H and scIys, wopia be pshee h.,
much younger mrn. lie leh Piu.burth H., yyb .
""g on ne 2Oh 81 November Last 10 cell b...k,
1"d 70 return N - days. since which inn, b,,
.'l'h', have not heard n him fis wose hset
'''''e" black pants sod swim vet line ,e.ese.
"E nm d"er,ed a. kgisr Mouis,n, Spuih whse.
'"s' Va will b. llsnkiury foreived M, On
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-29

'''A' point ever ~ clear. 10 ia odd, fbsi
.,',1, Whose habits and whose bent b. iop
"',a'l way shall b. unable 10 comprehend
(. Ca =, W'eh = 'hng b. reason in eompciiriog
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-29

,., sol IHERN p = BOOK CONCERN
Ie Methodist ..fscopsl Conlersp,s IN -
si9n o., FeierDuirh Va. hsVe chosen -.
i'e' ny. 81 tbe location of de- w..
''"'',h oi iheif Book Conccm. and n. -
BOG iie southern branch "'''n'.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-29
NOTICE.

n Vie National Fair bsing held In Wa.hior,,,
i city instead Of Wheeling. will pSeveai us
from 'akirg the premium by the ethibiian Of ono
ol cur ei'gd", WHITE SlLvERY BEAVER Hat.
l'ho.e persons who coulI MT he accommodate last
Meek NJ uur Factory on Union st will please call
again 'h's week We hoPe To We prepared TO sap
Py yon on gentlemen. DARE g. HoGE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-29
LIG8aT's QUICK YEAST.
On oNEY ,cIOrasd ~ every case ~s.,, ..,,.
III Incll1n b not e ven N rlan.l ars..a... a. u

TVW oNEf returned ~ every case where sail
- iae''dn "a not gwen " hsed aec,Td,nE 70 the
The great advantage that This Yre., IA. 90. A,
'he's ~ Les n - always fetdy 70, u.s. ara Iii
~, 'P "' any TINE and IN sny cliDaie N ken, Dr.
~ tha' ~ "sing This article you have not IN ,v.;,
- ''"e '"f ~ 70 rise. bat soOn ~ yoBs brad -,
"hes "fe niIed up. The quicker they srs hsked he
e''' % The eoTnbinsiioH Of thts article !. No.,
'hemiea principles. and Of s,irh mature ia, 49,.
" p" V'nn"s icrmsbistioR lakes place and Ia, an.
e"oonic eel gas which raises Inc b,e.s h. IN
,"'e'' y Infmed ~ thw ~ a chemical cb.o.. ~
'"e ysa'i onlyi consequently. perans that ar A..
.'se' 20 nave sour ssoHaeh o. dyspepsia can eat
1'"au OF cakes made with lhis yes.I. when Ibsv
.n'o n'' That made ~ the ordinary manne, Az
ne Hras"n Why Light Breed made with Bfsv.,,r
yts" = unhealthy sc dyspeptcs e. that b !, AZ.
l.e"''sf E9iure &c yessi % cause pasIi.l d,oo,o,
ION 90 me h'pr IN which u IL puI sHd a y,uo,,.
70 take place. a,sd :, hieb ,yber 60.
,, f."tN,'h' undergocs ncaiiy the sam. $500,
'"s.' nat does before bskias.
rms yeast - Warranted 20 contain ,o,t,.. 49,.
iloo' 70 health The shove ysssi is Tor ale ~,
'P.ee w ~. eeh'' q pa?sf) CHAs n BERRY.
Wafer street.
"a DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICR.--I.,.
n iefs ~ administration oo the ss,.,. la So
oer'ase'i late Of Ohio consfy. hsvlss h.-n
s's'eo 20 me s"hc'ihe'i si psrsnns issish,ed !,
~ e'''e are requested - msks taynssi s.,,..,,
's''v' s"d ihose haNng eiaims assb,., 49,. s.,g
es'a'e' ~iil pfsseni lien e. ssi,lems,, ,,,...i'.
ELIZABETH FALfniR'
10y AdafBisrofrsy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-29

ANDREW STEVENSON.
HENRY l.. BROOKE.
CHARLES n. OSBORNE.
TliOS " ELLIS.
SOCRATES MAUPiN
WM $. PLUMER.
x ALElGHT DANIEL.
WM II MCFARLAND.
JAMkS LYONS,
fETER " DANIEL. j..
RlCHD u. GOOCH.
GEORGE W MUNFORD.
HENRY w. MONCURE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-29

FRANCES ] consulting ui'h bIs aeusr,f
Lo" 60 ifaI hi."ny otertb, Alp. fute lt,f,
Am4frl hi- i"ol 'p'ue il11n Co., conner. sgJ
a1''~-' him 60 consult ntI,i Iow o. I'D
tres
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-29
Canp opposiie Matamoras,

MAY lfln-lU o CLOCK al nlSnt.
GeRiicm6H:-l would like TO write de-
tailed account OF all that has occurred since
the Sth inst, but have hope of getting a
few hours sleep tonight, for tomorrow fam
cy we shall have something 10 do. a report
is going around camp tonight that we will
go over and take possession OF Matamoras to-
morrow or next day.
Gen. Taylor returned tonight from Point
Isabel. A party OF Dragons since hisarrival
have swan over and brought boat from the
opposite side. The sentinel over this boat
lett ln haste. All the prisoners whom we
had in Matamoras were exchanged day before
Yesterday, besides which, we gave our enemy
~ wounedd men by way OF La Nafp
---T-I,,sA 5 ea,isS =. I,,.-.- l..
ism OF the citizens of n. Orleans. having lust
heard OF their reception of the news al our
and the promptness with which they
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-29
ICE, ICE, ICE.

VIE Subscunc' would respectfully inksrn tho
Il citizens Of Wheeling. that he 10 pre- pared 10
furnish them with any quantity of ICE. rum h,s
MAMMOTH ICE HOUSE,
during the rOn nj his usual LOW PRICES snd
OF any time q may he wanlcd by day or night
Persons wishing Ice leave word 81 either OF
INC i''"w'ng places ai'i they shall be prons,tiy
amended In. v'zs A. Is . Kel,'s Sore Scuih whee.
hng-Wm Georce's Sore. North Wkeeline--1,o.,d
~ towels Shoe sior-. Market square Brcn,lin-
ser Aro'htea, Ashland square. OF at the residence
OF inc proprietor in Ealt Wheeling.
moy 81 nS,op AN.tcx
Argus copy anl charge IA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-29

IN a FlA.-The New Ofleans Delta Of
The 9th inst. thus disconses We are in =
pTtditament-in a plight-in quandsry-in
= hA. Our assistant editor, bcing about To
leave Tor the Rio GTande, has led US. OR
interchangeable reporter, Corpoul-wc bcg his
patdon Captain Stnnger, being about 10 do
ditto, has done iikew isc; aud what NAV h.
by many. considered O still greater calamity.
We nave lost iwoOl our hands" This being
ne case, we take upon ourselves the rcspon.
fibiii'y we do, By lhc Eternal!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-29

n NEW INCONSISTENCIES TO y. v
We understand, from the best sutboutv i'm
England. that ilIe British government have
Made au arrangement with Mr.. Cunsrd Ia
~" iine o. steamships from Li,efpool to
view York Ito commence as soon s.il,e .b;,.
'fe 'eady which viii be next ycor. me-
present Iinc tO HsiiiaS and Boston will he
on ilhfd 49, al present b.. and lhc ships Tor
VIC New York line viii sail every nltrpste
week. Mr. Cuuard will probably reach this
'4,""''y by The liibcfnia when all The pariir.
pla'N o ihis important enterprise will h.
known Aew Fork Herald
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-29
THERANcHERos oF MEXIco-

The haHchcros part OF the material of the
heAlcan army, ore hsli l,dIaus and la Span.
lsh va their extraction; gaunt, shrivclic,l
'huugh muscular ln their frames. aud d,rk
ond sWartty vislg"d as they are. thcss men
are the Arabs Of the American continent -
Living hall OF the time In the saddle. for they
u't un'i'ailed horseman. with ls,,p la hand
u'el 'fdNersa The vast plain, IA search OF the
bnHdto ant Wild horse. The killing OF ihc.c
1uimass alj ihc preparation and sale of tbei,
hlo's are their sole means OF livelihood. Their
costume generally consists o( pair of hide
ltegiuS, with sandals ui the Same mrterisl
Bound together with lealhern THONGS. Over
winch is blanket with a hole la the centre
large enough To- let the head be thrust On, AMI
"Hch lslls not ungBceiully over their >bonII
t''' l'a'luG ample room for the play Of their
arms. Add tp ibis q broad straw Somby,yo
aud 'hf io,so hanging ready lor u,, in li. ,i,,
dlr Hui you have tho RqHctfrO al. I. s,,,'-,,.
iu ihe time of peace. Join to thi, a Ions l,uro
WIN a sharp spear head and hi. belt plrnG
'''H supplied with pistols aud knives anI
you nave The hdHchrr0a as q mcmbcr of a tron,
"l h1uliii, or as o soldier in body of Csvai
~. Their power OF enduring tnirue h n
most iu'Nau~uble. aud q s,anty NAL a.,
uitm o' lrrkcd beef anl plaintain .uiEr..
lhfm during months. ThCsa are ti,, t,,s,, ,,.i,,,
comprise thr great boiy ol Zoe Nr,ir,,s 80,
ally, aud They are to the armies of tb,t ~,
hon what the CossaCks arc Co thc Ru..;,,.
e'tr"n ihc alert. never tb b. -urpfi-.I .,J
uniinug in ihc pursuit ol lhe Zoe when ,,l,,,
ger no matter how tIliiInL. o. to be- obt,i1ad
INIfuIsffI "a I IL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-29
uEEAI FRESHEr ~ THE MONOG AHE
LA-LOSS OF LIFE AND PROPEETNi

A'lhough we had much rain ON cine be,l
"a''s o' the Monongahelo during thc latter
pdri OF last week, the late Frcshei WAS ,,c,
lt''," ~ nearly al the lumhcrmcn sboy, Al.
VA saturday morning of last week. our ,tti
Hens were astonshed 10 find the river rnnn;o,
almost bank iull, aud during the greater n,,'
ct ne day was literally covered with brnLrn
'al's and saw-logs, (popllr, oak and chcsui,, ,
oi the best and lsigcst Kind. II c.,;,,'.'
teo ihal from 900 TO 1900 dollars yycrih -,
unlocr OF different kinds passed lhi, place ON
Sa'u'"" '--in"st ct II running loos. with
mere and there from 20 to 40 logs fastened To-
Gruer' all rushing like frightened s,ecd, Win.
rneat effort were made 10 save p,rtio, o.,
we lumber ln this attempt two younp mon
were drowned IN the West Fork a, 3D.
fellow Rock ferry, two miles from This Ma.
ME-. John A. Ncach, while attcmpting ~ s.,,,,
}" couple oi logs, was prccipitstct INTO ,h.
"a"I py lhc turning OF one Oi them. ami s,nL
W ah EDDY twenty-five feet deep. His b,.I,
haS no' bccn discovered as SET. The u,f.,,.
~ ."e unfortunate young man are ,,aili,g
WIN a grief which borders on frenzy. Go,i
taof'ion have bccu made 10 recover tbe =, m,
me search will b. resumed on Ti,,,l,y my,
being ihe ninth day since the ,,ts.,,.,,l,
On the samc day a Young man VA, ,l,,..,ii...
at Lucas Mills some lew mile t,r,l.,,'. ri
TON Hls name was Guunolds. ~,
I9 l"s not as yet been found, although Am
igcnt search has been made. - ''''
=, humof says ;hdt two men were drorvpad Il,
Nsiiey kivct on the same day. about = milo.
"Do'e ms place Marion Pioneer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-29

ALMOSI n DUEL-Quite an excitement
was occasioned in Wellsville, Ohio, on Mon
day 10y quarrel between Mr.. A. MBan,
editor OF the Patriot. paper published NJ tbai
place, and Mr.. J. W. Jenkins, the Postmaster
Some difficulty had occurred between them.
III relation TO the delivery of the formers pa
pers, and the editor expressed his oninion =,
the Postmaster. with considerable point and
lorce. The +. Nj. told him that he. M'B,ne
dare not talk to him 80 on the other side nj
INC flyeT, IN virginia "on the word, sccou-
into a skiif, and pulled across the river. ipvi.
ing ms enemy To follow him, and test his
courage. Mr.. Jnkins. il seems. declined the
INVITATION. The sad part OF the affair, how.
ever, consists IN this. In practising with his
pistols. and shooting imaginary Jinkins'
VI bane, accidentally shot of one OF his own
hngers. Satisfied with forcing his opponent
u! 10 pack out he then returned to We'isville.
IL VIC hear any further accounts of the bellige-
rents, we will advise the public.
Pittsburgh Journal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-29
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
a IN PORT OF = n
Sassu WHEELING 1911

REPORTED ny CUAs. ~. DERRY
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
" boats for the last 81 hours. ending vssler
day at O'Clock u NJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-29

M AXE JSsi Gni-''ng lot OF Silk Hats
w male out of the finest French Plush
These Hats need ~ pfsiSing. they will sresk Tor
themselves. CIil and zee them. We will take afea,
pleasure ~ exhibiting Hats Ia Won whesher Won
Ouy or Mt may % DARE a. IIOcE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-29
+. e cD Z. Io DE ENcorEAaED IN

-'."I''IIt u DIl INIU u AITD II
YOU NJ PERSONS -- Curiosity b, D..f.,i
spring Of knowiedcc 10 should b. surogr,e..l
900 ,hialfsn. and awakened by ffsqu-ut sgJ
hmin1r m.. bod, of talking witl them n
.0'f..I %" u4I'sel iI youth. bat not wifhouf
% prudent moderation. 90 lbpse who have i,,
u'.H.l % Should br limited by wise and cen
p" "-.#ni ol doHv. ifsI hy wandering sifrr
q, WHHt Goes .HaW nodi.ug o. pcrielfiau
'n 'n'-. woo bose iuu iiule. 70 It6nh H. =,
''.."' '... '..t -.an .apil narrow sririteI
N'i".' anI n.s.r a..au To- fl.s.l,a 80
'I fs '' apuIHI. ui BOOB I.s.lauIHr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-29

W. learn from Washington tlat She C,u.
"'I' 'i,,'fSmn OF Gee GcuEctoun Collier.
Jaw eI ,''t'd iheIf services. boz toe present
y, w'Is 9s wa fl'lhs 900 u'e Amy aud thst the
President hos selected tbe Rev I,f,, ~ y,
10y, late Of Frederick. aud the Ec,. ~ ~.
wee President OF ibe College Cbarl,in. !,
ihc Army. to proceed Go tlr .s.at of war
Patriot
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-29

tLF-Ihe imvel ou the North River. 4. ..iI
% b. greater dis season than Tor man, 80,
T@st The fore from New York to AIL,n,
varies from twelve aud half cents ~ ,,,a
dollar. " "i''
CO.. The Trenton Stale Gszciie saws u,t
ih' irrshei 10 the Delaware - brinpiu, do,,n
large quantities. Of barb. upon thc 8lts5 ,bi,b
afe now running 90 large numbers. Tlr
high ''y
GA icmale, named Johanna Wsgp,,
Committed sui'ide in the Baltimore Ain.
mousse on FRIDAY last b, outline lrr fb,.,f
"Hha piece Of gloss. bitten from 4 ffg,tl.,
e. Rob,n y Ibrmls. lie ,eps,,l,,,, .,.
plic' Of That excellent and hishI, r.,,'i., 20
insnac. Shown well ub,uuabaut s. Il, E.,.f.',
=, ihe Fauuefs AIu5uaa d.T =, ~.
lewiston Mas. ou Tuesday Ia.l. sr..Is ~
wears .nt.t
f.T- Houapouc used Go nov. ilsfff,s o.,
soldier was he 0ho "-qurrd with f,.
ahd perpendicular e. boz Other vofI. h.
y hoe vai" was cqusi 90 bis Judgment s,f
ontfollc1 Dr. courage JndFmeni prrE,..
looiur.s. nlnsi unite with baldnts. sgI b,s,,
y io iudtt Co., true soldier
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-29
NOTICE.

W ANlNG drP'sed 81 my interest in The QsiD.
N ~ G"undry To EDWARD ~ NORTON.
the hnsiness of the firms OF J IIamii,n a. Co. anI
iIamIlhp. Be-hore & Co. aud all debts due and sII
liabilities created by slotesaid firms are assasasd.
nua vii he sculcd by The new iira oG Hamilton.
N"r'"n q Co X BESn ORE
may 25 &c
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-29

q OST- Sirayed frurn The sub.c,ih.,. ~, a..
"a n'g'd OF the 10Th My, q ,maII RED COW
about four yearaold ANY pc,son sivIhe ns,rms ian
where she enn he found. or relnTsinT her a. The
subscribers will be literally rewas,l,d
may 20 MENDEI. A IARROR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-29
ron RENT.

4szr4 VHSfIE Sure room ON Main 81. lately
tIII&l n occupied by I-nish Camper. with
.<s52 g. maeIe shelving. dc. Possession given
sfxfAs-.-9 ma rdiiiey. Apply to
mAv26 X bESIIORE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-29
TWENTY-NIlTH CONGREyy.
Co1e p2ads.ee ., fte Baiiinors d@eriesa
NAsalNGroN, May p.


NtsGlNGroS, May p.
SENATE.
On motion Of Nj WOODBRIDGE IN,
gomu1ni.auon recently received from tn.
Treasury Department in-iei,rcnce to the min
cfal lands on Ltkr Superior was 1elcrr,d to the
Commlttce on Public Lands.
Mr kCSh moved To postpone the pre-, lou,
olo,,s e"' take pP ihe senate bill in rcfrren,e
To- tn mai service IN Tcxas. He ,aiJ that !,
Jolut resolution had passed both Houses H.,
islerence TO tins subject, bat the Pos,Master
"eneril dad not feel himself authorized tn act
to. "' %"
Inc bill was then amended in some par,ic.
Ia a"' oy unanimous consent was read a
third iline and passed
Inc Oregon jurisdiction bill wa, then taken
~ end MIR BENTON resumed his remarks
showing that our title extended up to 40 and
no farther.
-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-29
CoPARTNERsnrp.

n u Ion in the Foundry hn-iness. !, w,ii n. 49,
Quoted under lhe name ard Style Of IIsm,,,s,,,.
NORTON n CO. and who as>umsd The se,, pnco, ~
the business Of The previous Il ms
JciiN HAMILTON.
may - az EDWARD M NORTON.
NAV 20 DAVID ACNEw
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-29

BID LOT OF GeaIemens aud Youth, Iev-
- born Hats just reed. GenIs' No I and 2
benVe' Hats, together with eli Kinds of Hats aud
Gaps on hand which cant he besl in tho CITY 70,
s'pone's s"d eheapncss CallaI s d HARPER'S
Hat and Cap store. corner OF Main and Ur,or -.
may 26 80
The Columbian fountain., 1846-10-15
TOOTH ACHE CURED
DIR. Van Patten,

A regularly qualified Physician, as well as an
experienced DENTIST, cures tooth-ache, in all
caseswhere-it is proper and desirable to save the
aching tooth, for which the charge IS but FYiy
Cents - a.F 4st lsf6l4s
W Pulling or extracting Teeth.
DR.. Van Patten extracts teeth with as much
skill anda as little pain as any other dentist IN this
country, and charges but so cents per tooth.
Strangers will do well TO inquire Of citizens, and
particularly Of citizen physicians, before allowing
themselves to be hulnbugged by travelling pretend
ers, who would never have left large cities (from
which they usually pretend to. haiD unless they
were sadly deficient in skill 'I''ta
DR. Van Patterns Office and residence, next door
to Iodds Hat store, near Browns HoteL--4jan 8-ti
The Columbian fountain., 1846-10-15
TO THE AFFLICTED.

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nOAD'S patent graduated elec!ro-galvanic appa-
" ratus, with patent insulated poles for medical
and other purposes. , ssda 4tas.i a5a0
The undersigned is prepared 70 apply the above
admirable all pervadng pleasant, SAFE and potent
remedial agent, which has accomplished wonders,
where All other remedies have failed, in the whole
train Of nervous and rheumatic complaints, (too
numerous TO be here partcularized) and in the
actual restoration Of sight, Speech and hearing,
where no destruction Of the organ has taken place.
Most respectable proof from physicians and others
will he exhibited at his apartments, south side Penn
sylvania avenue, sixth house East of the Market
and nearly opposite Browns Hotel, where the
splendid first size or largest apparatus will be kept
in readiness at any hour, day or night, that may he
appointed; and the second size for use abroad
when required. He has received due instructions
in their application from the inventor, for which he
was previously prepared by many years experi-
ence in the use Of electricity in another form. d
AS this is a subject to which justice cannot be
done in a newspaper advertisement, communica-
ton will shortly be made to the public in another
way. embracing opinions Of eminent physicians Of
the apparatus, and selections from successfully
treated eases. - a.E
The undersigned, having twenty-five years ago
been in the practice in certain cases. Of aiding the
operation Of the electric fluid by relaxing the system
during its use in the vapor bath. this sautary prac
tce will be continued, the oatn invented by him
being peculiarly adapted to such service. r3
BOYD REILLY
P. s. B. r. has been appointed one of the
general agents for the sale Of apparatus and rights
of use in places not already disposed Of. Ladies
and gentlemen who had not an opportunity of see
ing them at the Capitol or Gadsby's Hotel are re-
spectlully invited to examine and try theirs # cti
al his apartments; they will find them by no mean
shocking. s ,s july IL