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VALUABLE PROPERTY AT PR.

NATESABE.-I am authorzed 70 sell one
Of the most valuable pieces Of property on Pennsyl
vania avenue, north side, between Coleman's Hotel
and Al street The lot fronts 25 feet the avenue,
is about 100 feet Deep and has alley the north
and west sides of it. The building upon it is three
full stories, with back buildings, and by little inn
provemenL may be made extremely productive. 1t
win be sold upon long credit, and is good and safe
investment
For further particulars, inquire Of
J. F. CALLAN,
March 25-3tif Corner and 7th SITS.
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"ANTED.-Pern issued by the Secretary
w of War, to locate lands in the mineral dis.
trict of Lake Superior, not yet located, and now
within the year from their date. ..
CLARKE g. QUANTRILL.
Mach
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r AINGsS NOTES OF A TRAVEL.
IL LER.--Notes Of traveller on the social and
political state of France, Prussia, Switzerland, Italy,
&C. during the preesn. sanitary. .f#@k
Cheap edition of Wilson's Miscellanies,
"a" T" Z" Alison's
Received by =, ,.s F. TAYLOR
March 81 ...g ~. ....s .4. .,...... .
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DARIS SPRING MILLIN ERWIN be
i opesed at Mrs. s. PARKER'S Fancy Store,
Oh Wednesday the 18th inst, at O'Clock, consist
ing Of Hats, CAPS, Flowers, Ribands, &c. Among
which are few Of the Queens Chip Regency Lace,
and all Of the fashionable styles Of Straw Hats.
March 23-3tdif
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HUMPHREYS PRECEDENTs.-

HU M p III REY'S PRECEDENTS.-
IL Humphreys Precedens, collection Of prac
teal forms in suits at law also presidents ofcontracts
conveyances, Wills &c.j and proceedings under the
pension, patent, and naturalization laws of the
United States, with annotatons and references, ir
two volumes, royal Svo.; by Charles Humphrey
counsellor atlaw; published by Gould, Banks, q
Co., New York, ls45; price "a 50 per vol. IN a.
For sale by the subscriber, who has a large col
lection of law books; many of which he will sell a
10 per cent, below the Boston, New York, and
Philadelphia prices .'1. n'tea d.t1- .' 81
T1ag - .s ) GEORGE TEMPLEMAN, "
...,....r. Bookseller near corner Al street.
March "a ' '.'
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IIATTERs,-M. II. STEVENS a. EN-.

ID EMARKABnE CRIMINAL TRIALS,
IN Translated from the German, by Lady DUFF
Gordon.
Dvight's Theology, vols octave.
The Young Duke, by d'Isrpeli, complete, % cts.
Received and for sale by r. TAYLOR.
March o. t-A
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T library of the late President Mon
IL roe, with many other old and rare books,
which, together with late supply, make collec-
ton worthy of the attention of connoisseurs.
For sale by GEO. TEMPLEMAN, a
Next corner Al street and Penn. avenue.
March ~
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NOR RENT.-A handsome room over my store
IL fronting on Pennsylvania avenue.
GEORGE TEMPLEMAN.
next corner A. street.
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GPRING GOODS.--Tb subscriber takes great
- pleasure in informing his frieads, and persons
generally, that he has just received from the New
York and other markets very superior and care
fully selected stock of spring goods, TO which he re-
spectfully invites their attention. His stock con-
sists, in part, as follows:
Light brocade, changesbo, and plaid sllks
O,nbre, berege, und balzarnc
Graduated and plaid do, a very rare article
Light niousselinas, IN great variety 10" "
French and English lawns
Graduated lawn, and white muslin robes
Plaid Swiss and jaconet musins
French English and Scotch ginghsms
Plaid pink gingbarn, for chdren's wear
English and Canton Grape shawls
Berege shawls and scarfs '"
Grass and corded skirts
Drab and white watered rnerino, for skirts
Cambria and furniture diu,lty sr
Table and birdeye diaper .
, Russia, Scotch, and English towelling diaper
1914 linen and cotton sheeting TU.H'..r I.
Curtain muslin ...r ."..
Fiemstitched and bordered linen-cambre hand
kerchiefs
Gentlemen's plain and colored bordered linen.
cambria handkerchiefs
Fancy silk handkerchefs
Psrssols, parasolets and sun-shades
Shaded silk fringe, for trimming dresses
great variety OF bonnets and bonne,.rbands
Also, few pieces of very superior French and
English cloths and cassimeres
Shaded and striped cassimeres
Satin, silk and Marseilles vestfngH.
Together with great variety OF other goods for
ladies, gentlepens chidren's and servants wear.
a of which will be sold Al the lowest market price,
bv GEO. w. ADAMS,
Penn. avenue, between sth and OH sts
March 97--eo9t
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TOOK WANTED.-A good plain cook q
~ middle aged woman, to do the work of small
family, who can come well recommended, will fad
a place by applying at the residence Of w. d.
Wallach, on H street, between 9Th and It'll. A
slave preferred. March 25
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+ ENT-The 1lth volume Of the London En-
IL encyclopaedia. Gentlemen will please to look
over the books on their tables, and see if it is among
them, and return it to this Office.
March Ig-tf
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THE UNION.
FOREIGN CORRESPONDENTS.

.......... For the Union.
LErTERFRoM A KENTUcKIAN TO His FRIEND IN
WASHINGTON. ...f .... ...
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-16
THE ArRE.
CITY HALL.
q Z l. 4 L A TT RACTTON
BENEIYT DE ZIP HERRER pr,

= - - u - Il 4 " = " L L " "
BENEFIT OF hR HERBERT
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 10. 1876
wa o. resented III p-tit comedy of the
LADT IND THE DE VII.
ltoT characters ste small bils)
COMlC SONG PHIL DISNEY
Aiier which will DC presented he wonder.
iui aud pleasing exhibition ot Athletic Sports
Living Siaiuary. Classical Iableaux, &c. by
hR. w. KELLEY AND MS SON.
MRS LAKE on the SLACK WIRE.
Aiter which will be presented new and
novel exhibition. entitled the
DR. UNhARU'S FATE,
Or, The Fallen One Reclaimed
Illustrated BY IL Tableaux Vivant, or
LIVING PICTURES.
], Temptation; 2. Carousal; 4, Midnight,
or the Wife anxiously waiting hrr husbands
return; !. DstSaining FOR Rent; 3, The Ruin
ed Family; 6 Grim: z. Repentance; Sign
ing the Pledge; ., Happy Home; 10, Rural
reiriiy; IL. Supper; IL, Devotion
COMIC DUET. ,drs Hdsliug, & Mr. Herbert
To conclude with
RACE FOR a BREARFAST.
Or, Who Can Lend Ne Tenpeic,
Doors open al "a o'clock. TDa curtain will
rise al 3 precisely.
| Tickets. % cents; 10 be- hal AMI seats secur
ed at the Hotels, and OF the Treasurer AZ the
| Box Office from 10 to IL A. NJ.
An efficient polio. has been engaged TO
preserve order.
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Froa The 81. Louis RepnJiicon.

dgdirs at NaHU0O- by the arrival, yes
trrlsy morning. OF the steamer OCEAN Hare,
we have received intelligence from the AMI.
Mofmons eBcampment; " hch was still bout
twelve mites from NauvOo, 20 TUESDAY morn
ing. The armed posSe then consisted oi about
twelve hundred men, with five six pound can.
non, and Que twenty-lour FOUNDER. As the
leaders deemed their force sufficient, aud had
received the necessary quantity OF arms and
Ammueiuon, and as many Of their number,
ured OF delay, were daily having the camp, il
was given out on Tuesday that the posse
would leave TIE enoampment al day break the
next "Wednesday morning. and march Tor
Nauvoo. The officers, il Is said have one
hundred wrils on as many individuals ia Nau.
VOC, which they express their determination
TO serve, even u IL was found necessary To en-
Ter the town b, lorce. IN Nauyoo, there i.
MID TO be from 1--WE 10 six hunjrrd Mormon,
udieF arms, determined on resistance. The,
have seV'r pieces Vt cannon, ani tie tempt,
has been iouih=l We yet entertain hope
that matters have been amicabiy adjusted, on
should both parties have per,evered In lhei
avowed objects, dcsDerats action must hav,
already taken place between them. We shal
probably b. advised Of the result by to-mor
GOV.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-16

A GOOD ANSWER. A correspondent Of
the Boston Atlas tells the following anecdote
OF Gen. Joseph Chandler, of Augusta, Maine,
who presided at meeting oi the Independent
Democrats in that towna few days ago.
bocoioco, who had more impotence than
brains Ia very usual occurence) asked Gene
rel Chandler if che was going over to the
federalistsi' He sid, in reply, THAT, in
olden times, the test of Democracy was the
disPosilion TO encourage home industry, the
GEARING Of home made apparel, tie proiee-
Ton 81 home ta6or, and those were called To-
RES who were Tor procuring articles ct clsth-
iug and manufactures from British work
shops"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-16
a LITTLE LATER THAN TIE LATEST
NtW (sDbDe

DIN ELLIOTT has received, and IL nsw o~ennS a
and splendid assortment OF HRN GOODS Andsa-
rettes, Nam street, No. les west side
doors owe MsrkcS Alley. which he q az the lowest
cas- pa which be would nviie The stcntion Of
oouHsy MERCHANTS pedd eIs and his customers geneF-
ally, consisting part OF siik. cashmere, 1hiet aud
mus .i de lanes shAs; silks alpaCAs n dc ianes
and ringhaTs ~ al prices. Frene and English cloths.
saSsinefcs. sa1 twcsds jeans and Hanue,a OF all
knosi e'Oi ,R - 0Cis, shoes. ing glasses picture.
a'nes &C toscticr with ofdoince.
VIC w f"tst iaiois himuif,rs and trimmings OF all
Kinds an assortment % Tess day and 20 hour CLOCKS Of
The itsi queity, Always Oh hand
" b.l Uddi n rcspectGinv invited Ia cal
~ a. assortment ~ Notions tller line aways ON
or maud, aud a. prices 10 eongee With any other
HshHielh ~ tAh cry. sep a..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-16

THE ANNUAL EXHIBITION of the n.
lio aud Brooke county Agricultural Society.
will he held at West Liberty, Ohio CO. ON
Thursday, Oct g. 1916. Premiums are OFF,.
red on fiorscs, CatIe. Shcep, Hogs, Farms.
agricultural implements, g. Persons d,,i.
ro"s OF purchasing tine stock will do well 10
attend. J. ENGLISH, Sec'y.
ashlneion, Ia. Steubenviile, Cadiz. and
81 ClsIrs'Fle papers please copy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-16

WHEELING LYCEUM. "A meeting Of
the members of the Wheeling Lycrum is re.
quested al The office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Superior Court, on Thursday sept the l7lh
INST, at a o'clock, 10 organize and take meas.
ures Tor the winter campaign.
Sept, l6, 1916.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-16
NEW WHOLESALE
DRY GOODS HOUSE,
Y


THE undersigned received their FAN stock Of
DRY GOODS EN,Lr sIVELr wAoLESALING, and
baviuO purchased AIIR tie decline IN prices consequent
upon the rcec Tamil measure, and Otherwise with every
stvautA.e IN their avor are prepared TO job goods on
terms advantageous a. the Eastern cities ouer.
The satisfaction given 10 their during the
last has scd that lusucss doue short pro
believe that with their ample variety OF goods and the
small rentsge charged they will he enabled 10 supply
al dealers who cal aud examine. satisfactory terms
II nsy not 10 Snssto esuncfatc leading articles
A. index To their stock in general.
Brown Mns'ins, Shee;ugs and Slirtings Of different
shipment. Woo'ens--Sueh as saiineis, FIannes, Rer.
scys, Jca1s Linscys, low priced esssmeres aud Cloths
at the reduced price. Cazbmcrcs NJ. de LANES, CO.
hugs, MeriuOes, Giaghaus and all descriptions dreSs
goods. including tie style Calico. Cashmere and NJ.
dc Iaiae ko e.. CaatOn faaDc's, Ia e Diapers brown
"a do, Blown Hollands. Irish liners, Domestic Ging
haas, Ia" ve.ve's, paid 10 ak elirings.
Nhuc GOods--Snch a. iscee, cap nests, Swiss, Book
aud JsrCuuot niusluE, y ain and Plaid CamTiCs. new
style neitr, Bishop lawn, Tsre'on musiins aud long
lawns. s1Cy Aric e., including BouUeis Ribbons.
f!oweIs, silks, shSwis. Handke-chiefs. &c. &C.
NOtIOus--finS Needles, DOL and sken Boss, patent
Threads Hooks and Eyes, cotton cord Dress Whale one
iaccs new style Buttons Of al Kinds Suspenders
Cloves. Hosiery, nett aud nHts IA.cS comls 10th
d cssiug aud ivory, 4 nj Tc.ias.
1SuOrs' Ttimmngs.iicst canvass and padding, Sill.
Gas six and w0fsed sergcs Hue sewing Silk
Twist and Thread syye ButsOrs, Bnolnfs, aud Ss
Ftench cloths and CsssH.cres Ncsiings, Twceds,
:: BGNNEs Trans" a'tlo'e for overcoa's; light
clOiLs for ciOas luz kcttr, plaid Liscys. 40 that
there articles Ify Cuods, 10 lie found In
oHr s.ock. TALLANr * DELAlLAlN.
Wheciing sen. 70. 1886.
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c. The reader viii fnl, in the article
from the National Inteligrncer upon the sub.
ject OF the tariff, that en- out and out home
league was formed in this country and ,his
state, IN which were names not unknown 10
fsme and some OF the best citizens OF the state.
We are confident that less of apathy will be
felt ere long on that subject here. Ii will be
found that there is neither treason or folly
in H.
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MLDIl.AI nnnLe

'ltIOrErfA 81 gtaetfrsi w.l,.,.- 49,. &c..
- states bisfti rafv, urW edition. lsa. l.,t, AZ ~
't'ivr sff uuufei = Nediral Ii.ttts 49, &C.. 4
''"e q 50 spn1 ,nrn critiou. g. D sssis sovr.s,
$3.50 w fIu'f'a. tnuft ~ Tsuafs fs.f -
hiH',i's effur1 y Surgery Isl a,r8rt. 49,. ~
Ilr e. owe Il ~ - -ttiita
.'' pc US fI-fIt. "a arf ~ arIs Id.
fs iHHN fnp9ftDV ra.,. s...
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-16

The mslAheholy da;y acvolves on us OF an
noaaeins The death OF Judge JANIS ALrxAS-
pss. n his isrm 10 Illinois on the 6lhSsptem-
Der. His family reside ia this city. and they
were expecting him home in health. when the
snebancholy announcement OF his death reach
I'd them. judge A.wss one Of the mos, eslima.
cle at men. nnd had hell distinguished posi-
tons in society, in oll.of which his career had
gained Tor him the honor aud esteem OF those
with whom he was associated and for whom
he acted. lie formerly represented the Bel.
mont 20 District in Congress.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-16
HONE LEAETE.
BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY
Ia. III. 81 to-

l25 Main Sfrssf. PhSeIing.
W. a-e Consistently fscsifi ing direct Not zoo uaets
~ 80 Of sop work from ATE Easssrn Psueieuf,..
re- eh1 w ofthonses. t dairy supplies Of Gfri rae an
,i' ~ hfs's and Nnes cot W. under os, % nrsar.
ton 81 tiie lts materials aud made b., sni ,eris,
We warrant our work o. iF Or superior any Eaaefn
w'iA W"ufNt o iis market toth boz shape AID 0usitt
and We oief o. ss i0w and many sftires 70 ~, snt NJ
nef tnan an} Store u Wheeling. patroutar Home ",
hntaciufrf aHd kfcpthe money rifruiEfan traf-st
90 instead "f rcndiuf siun 0p0 euuuaiY over de
h,ihAina To- tnr articles ~ Boots ard Rfoar fsfIta
$40 Ientemep. louk 90 your 0wa ,ntorc4s and yg, h.
cav uo % tbc Big Rel Black Root hos ~ IT, sigp
"i ie Iie Golden Boot. fwo doors s'1ve note 4 80.
fcf's Nsidcfy csisfllsbucut
sHp o. FnNNgffv a tysr.f
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-16

IoHN ". THOMfeON sur-essor to D. J. Uss,tsu
dc. n. has just fecelved fresh supply ~ Ra,ss -,
500 o1afJ. Whirh. aided io he alreals LARGO s, 49,,
trprtleui, euai1ts nini o. SAY o. ST.. f.fisF ,.t
ii' ltsnnrii and ~ nhefa NHa ritr ias.if Ef.
""I 'fH tnh ~ rotk ernre tunre raapfe.- sn t..r
TO- tn'tsiftnf ~ uls rfHoee af. s. t. rif..
'ft Coils ere eI.t. o. H....
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-16

a discussion is likely to arise IL New
York, as 10 the comparative number Of deaths
FrIaEted si tue Health Oihce." Ia curious
place 10 TrPor deaths sJ.) by III, Alepathic
aHd the ilon10 ,palhic physicians We do
nctknow which party viii bear OF the palm
oais plain luymsn would suppos. that some.
ming would depend upon Zoe number e,npl oy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-16

Attention is inviiel to the notice for a
meeting Of the Wheeling Lyceum, by the
members thereof. There ought 10 be gcner.
slattendance, and the necessary steps taken to
Elake it beneficial.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-16

had won, were remembered no more, and he
saw only ms dying friend before him No
sobs escaped him. but silent and mOtionless
he sat. his paliil face buried in his hands and
his noble heart wrung with agony. Darkness
drew her curtain over the scene. and the Stars
came out one alter another upon the SLY. and.
al length, the moon rose above the hills, bath
ing in her soft beams the tented host. while
the flames from burning villages in the dis
tance shed lurid high, through The eloon--
and all was sad. mourniul. yet sublimt There
was dark cottage, with the seniinels at the
door, in which Duroc lay dying. aud there,
too. was the solitary tent of Napoleon. and
Within. the bowed form of the Emperor
Around IL. at distance. stood the squares OF
the Old Guard, and nearer by, a silent group
oi Chieftains. AMI over all lay the moonlight.
Those brave soldiers filled with gr,el Ia s-e
their beloved chief borne down with such sor-
row, stood for long time silent aud fearful
At length. 10 break the muurniul silence, and
TO express the sympathy they might not speak.
the bands struck up requiem Tor he dying
MARSHAL. The mrlanchply strains arose and
Tell in prolonged echoes over the field, and
swept Ia soitened caiences on the ear OF the
iainiing wsrriur-but still Napoleon moved
not. They then changed the measure TO a tri.
umphant strain. and the thrilling trumpets
breathed forth their most joyful notes, till the
heavens rung with the melody. Such bursts
OF music had welcomed Napoleon as he re-
TUNED flushed with victory till his eve kin.
died with exultation; but now they fell on a
dull and lislless ear. Ii ceased. and again the
mourniul requiem filled oil the air. Blu, moth
ing could arouse him from his sgonizing re.
flec,ions--his friend lay dying, and the heart
he loved more than his life Was throbbing lis
last pusslions.
"What theme FOR a painter. and what a
eulosy on Napoleon was that scene. That
noble heart which the enmity OF the world
could not shake--nor the terrors of battle
field move from its calm repose--nor even the
hatred aud insults Of his. at last, victorious
enemies humble--here sunk in the momen,
oil victory b. fore the tide of affection. VIVA,
military chleitain ever mourned thus on the
field OF victory, and what soldiers evei loved
leader sol
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ID PAIN f. co. Man AGERS
WHEEL ING VA

Official drawing Of the Pokomoke River
ottery Ii Delaware class l76, drawn al VIII
mingion. Del. Friday, Sept IL.
% % 81 II - 90 % ~ 40 81 10 81
30 80
Lowest prize 81.
Official drawing Of ths D.lawire IS nall fry"
Lottery class 30. dawn at Wilmington, Del
Tuesday. SeptS
90 ~ SO AZ IL 10 % GO z rs 81 9
Low est prize ST.
Official dnwing OF the Delawa Small fr,
Lottery Class No. 2l7, drawn at Wilmington
Del Thursday. sept 10.
10 4 "a 80 81 46 l6 n Al co 81 SO
% u
Lowest prize ST.
". l.. DORSEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-16

Mains.--A mee'ias OF "Inlep pendent Dem.
ocfais convened al Bangor on ,he 9Th inst.
anh nominaied Gen. Alfred johnson of Bl.
lat iet Gorersor, john l. Hayes Of Brown.
willie iof Cong -, uni o 5 nate ticket llf Pc.
nObscot Couniy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-16
Ma. wnAH1oS-

Ma. NnkHroN-
Dear Sir. Permit ne the insertion ar
WIS note in tbe Times, 20 inform easioaers tbsti
snvie, ana am nov fece.y NJ my tail sock OF DIV
"'JH ipf Wh0st Sslsihe, a. a COup'ce assorf
.' OF new ard desirable goods foy retailing Which "A
oea 10 my former mats my present stock h,u and e,
Httt ~ io'h dcpaumens.and will seii them Al ~,
l1ln -. NN--l"r. AZ ~. 20. w. q gFfRV
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-16

FLoWEGS.-lf Ladies' wish to get into
the very best company possible, we do not
Know oiany pleaSanleT way than j. detailed in
this BEAUTIFUL scrap from German poet:
flower do but place near thy window glass
And through II no image ofevil shall pass.
Abroad must thou go! on thy white bosom
wear
a nosHeay, aud doubt not that an angel is
there;
Forget not To water al break Of the day
The lilies, and thou shalt tie fairer thsn they:
Place rose near thy bed nightly sentry 10
keep,
Aud angels shall rock thee on roses to sleep.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-16

NERMoNF.--Rcturus from peg towns give
t1f following aggregates oi Representatives.
Wing ~ Loco 90; Biraey l. Wing over all
uthrIs 81. No cholce 10 ID town.
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ERTfFICATRs AND Tggrtvoyt,ts

~ me highest and nnt Respectable ehsfactef are con
-n.l t,rr'ed' regsrding tie extraordinary value snd
- - ule-e efiicies u y beleved that IN ne rfy
Ui ~ p o's 2 one, upwards n EIGHT TIOt sB
aufihg period 81 les than year have Teen
' ieiitted ~ ttr most painful chronic disorfafs
II 3 "ni,h hsVe completely afaed ail former eHsis
~ ,,i'al ~ Indeed many ~ Size fret uhysieisus III
~, sll wa" disapProve 81 Gsivaaie and srrret :
"e-' o9iliatt recofaHef ttls tap3r tfian it d. 4,
psciioe. eud With the etteptino of 49, ~. ~ ~
!i.,a !" Ei'e ira', ne Invention has zee lived II
mcuean Faculty. Dr. Christie b NJ sif line, - -
w.. nspl} 20 rvc every facility 70 pissltisfs 80 IA
ehicacy ~ bis dIscovrry ''' ga ~,
Oaiy Areft in Wberi.pr Itapsu.pre
sou H-lV Aht
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-16
PRINTING INK.
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KY iusi received large stock - Philadephis A.,
- New ORA FALL NEWS AND Bouk INK 4
which 90 wouif call the attention Of pfiute.s AZ ~
si ~ mahuisciufef cusi sud carriage 90 always ha
s.lly oh htnd, aud win Onward 10 orders sccomps
med ~ easn, 20 any pan on the rosntft suv w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-16

HeofheF dad Riwrs The weather h,s
been ulneiilei ibis week. ith frequent show.
rFSs bot she mlu has hal yer, i,as eject on
tie upper rivers fhey ore Oh reported 10 he
islllnR, 90 lar % hcari ls,m. bli lh Mis,is.ip.
y 81 tbs p,aat b sboul 81 stanl. on ,be
bars Oi tbe Missouri therc BE- r'poitcd 10 b,
sssat thfrt and huii irsl at wstrr. aud oe
Nsf'ien Rats 10 'he Illinois. there ~ oniy tEcp.
~. 70 tWeeiy,is0 inches Wairf On thp low.
- sPid- II iise Mississippi there D. sc4ni '.,e
i'si water iH TIE chsnnel loW. ia fhisdf,
sissui ihree ieef sni hrace 90 Cs40 there 4.
aisuai hsf feet sstef sea ibo pfinci tal bsfs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-16
CHEAP EAT CAP STORE
ELIAS EOMONlt~

HEAD OF WATER STREET.
- EtfECTFULLY infpns the public tha. he has li.t
- received extensive 8SsoFtmeut OF CATS OF All
dsscTi. itors, CONSISTING ia Isn follows;
Beaver CARS
E.sviSld Seal DO
ENgA NeGua 40
ftne Goth FUR trimmed do
Common do do do
Hungarian do 4 plush trimmed do
fihc IHafd do
Molair plush Do
Ootnuloit FnT 40
Youths Fancy oso,h DO
Chiidfcas do do
Do do Velvet 40
Gent'cnen's Fancy OF cloth do
Ierehcr with general Of Hats Of every d.
oTiision Hai cases &C. ers0ue wishing purchase A.
~ % Sue a oxe agices respectfully invited 10 give
hisa oal ,H TIE room io.uscriy occupied by John w
Berry ~ Covds.c store. dec 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-16
SOLID BON NIt.IS

SOLID BUA WIS.
To received Az sizes eIua quality fold Boz Vices
- and ior SALE aiso Anyila and Bellows
snS 10 SAMUEL NEEf.