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The Columbian fountain., 1846-05-02

Fresh from the fount OF feeling PerciOGl,
For the Columbian Fountain.
LIVE TO PURPOSE.
Live 10 purpose great the task,
Which on earth we have to do;
How can 1.-THE question ask
"Life's grand object best pursueW
Live to purpose time is short,
In the which we have to act;
There is here no space for sport
GoD will every hour exact.
Live 10 purpose; presently,
Vast eternity begins;
IT'S a dread reality
Every uher surely sins.
Live to purpose; all depends,
On probation's privilege;
When this golden season ends,
We must meet the righteous Judge.
Live 10 purpose; not alone,
Does our own salvation rest
oH tlllS SlouHb, uuL iiaiy q ohC
BY our action may be blest.
Live to purpose; 0 my soul! .
Trust in Gop and courage take;
Let His grace thy powers control,
In His name new conquests make
Live TO purpose then when death,
Overtake thee on thy way;
Yield to CHRIST thy parting breath,
Rise with Him, and soar away.
Live to purpose, then, again;
Live forever, soul made free;
Live, and sing the angelic strain,
Live, to all eternity.
P r. May lst, 1916.
REV. JOSEPH BADGER. The Perrysburg
Miami, in announcing the death Of this vener-
able clergyman, gives brief sketch OF his
ife. He was born at Wilbraham. Mass, in
779. AT the age of l9he entered the revo
service, and continued in it four
,ears. During the battle of Bunker Hill he
vas stationed as sentinel to watch the ship
ing in the harbor. He was in the engage
nent at Danbury, CT, and accompanied
Arnold's perlous expedition against Quebec.
)n leaving the army, he passed through Yale
College, and was afterwards settled as min
ster for IA years at Blandford, Mass. In 1900
he was sent out as a missionary 10 the Indians
IN the Reserve, and at Sandusky and Maumee
In 1912, he was appointed chaplain in thu
lrmy-was attached to Harrison's commant
and was present at the seige of Fort Meigs.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-05-02
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It's words

Its words
Are few, but deep and solemn, and they break
Fresh from the fount OF feeling -PerctoGl
The Columbian fountain., 1846-05-02

CHEAP, CHEAPER, CHEAPEST OF ALL.
CHARLES CALVERT, JR., CABINET AND
" CHAIR MANUFACTURER, Corner Of PENN
syLuania Avenue, and 18th street, Washington City,
Venitian Blinds made to order. All work executed
punctually, and in the most workmanlike manner.
Funerals attended at the shortest notice, and on
reasonable terms. nH
The subscriber thankful for past favors he has
received respectfully asks for continuation OF the
same; he is always prepared to execute any work
in the above line.
Old Furniture repaired and vanished, also taken
in exchange for new. nov Sly e. z.
X c. BEVERIDGE'S CHEAP TAILORING
". ESTABLISHMENT, Pennsylvania apsnue, OPP
poste Colen,as Hotel, Washington city, is prepared
to make up Clothing of every description in the
most modern style and at the shortest notice, and
not surpassed in workmanship by any establishment
in the city The following prices have been adopt
ed to suit the times a-n
Making and trimming Goats, best style, $8 so
Do. do, Pants do 2 90
Do. do. Vests do l IS
Making Goats without trimmings 90
Do. Pants do. do, IS
Do. Vests do. do. 25
All work warranted to fit in superior style.
G. G.. B. having practical knowledge, and long
experience in the above profession, will readily ac
company Gentlemen to select such Cloths in dry
goods stores as they may desire.
Gentemen's Garments cleaned in very supe-
rior STYLE
NJ B-Gentlemen and chldren's clothing cut to
order in the most fashionable style and so arranged
that there can be no mistake in making them up.
dec 23-tf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-04
REAL ESTATE MARKEr

W. ~ :. lRoAuWAf. NEW YORK.
bIthE undersigned have orrs1red an ASSOCT ATEI
AGENCY, cN'eidiir a. various pa-.s III our conn
~ Su =" Europe Tor ihe lnriNse hf collecting iu th
onee, and Thea coi,ains ng io those who desire &,
purchase kbAl ESTATE. such az .icutic Elrirat ipr
sswin enshe ilrni with the least dcav trouble or cV
pensc, to mud spot whe'e they csr the fsvora
oc terms. procure for themselves home aiapod in al
respects io thc,r circunls' anccs aud wants
We Keep REGISTER OF real. ESTATE on sac
.as'd under appropriate heads aud a periodical
puhics' hon entitled the AMERICAN REAL ESTATE
NV hkIlSER," containing catalogue, with locations.
on both sides OF the Atlantic.
WIN these arrangements are prepared TO negotiate
scs or exchanges of REAL ESTATE OF every dcsetip.
""n, situated In any part of the UNITED STATES.
.. Knowing that in the States Of Virginia Kentucky.
tennessee and Missouri, there large quantities OF
New Lands aud many cultivated farms for sale at low
prices. aud accommodating terms aud regarding the
soil and climate OF those States favorable or az
ricuural productions. satisfied IL Is only ncccssa
these facts should lie made known To induce such an
emigration a. win create efccual demand not on
~ the lands and cultivated farms hui for the a.,
mineral treasures and water power for manufacturing
purposes, Astounding in those regions and viii rcsu H.
eMcnSive sales mutually advantageous to both buyer and
sen.t anu 'o TIE prosperity Of the : a'c az large
we nave, for the last year, had frequent apnes,o,s
Tor lands ~ those State. and havc actually sohI oo,
s,es IN tennessee than other ~ ate Ia the I'nion
We therefore issue this circular tn solicit ro,s,nn,
OF Such lands. improved mimprovcd a. arc far sc 40
r,aes above nannd, with particular description of
'ne premises loesiion. terms and surrounding crcn,n
stances We viii enter all such Descriptions az, o ~
custer wiiheui charge. and il accompanied nv remit,
lance OF -, VIII advertise the same in the Amcrss
heaI Estate Register When an owner gives NJ , ~
o attorney TO sell, We VIII do So aud remit to m, ~
IN o,ncr cases we will direct purchasers To IN,
In either case, when sale is effected by M n, .,
purchaser directed by NJ, commission win 10 C.
bs,t zen m per cent for improved property two aud
copy Of the Real Estate Advertiser y,,n 10 .oo,
ny person who may request it. "
ARNOLD HuTrCN,l RI'FFl'u a 90
5osnr. wgnp. lre Brosarsv New yo,s
n pvs nscriter Is an authorized OF Company
t,h,,S ana VIII promptly attend TO all orders in ~
j. p.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-04
BLEEDING ALWAYS IMPROPER

Wy eat in order 20 make hood. and every tim,
wv hunger j. ftii. tie blood repair H. tof
ume Of the oss, 4, ~ aimed n hudins up en-, iod,
or rupilying as daily vase. lu that i;oos al Book.
The Bi.e, We hnd--'.lfc hc il ia Tire Mocd"-Ccn A.
!. "fhe lie OF she flesh the iood ~ e Nvii ~
blood - she life Of the fcsh.-i.ev. n a. rhe brc,,
l. the ifc.'-ncut. Ni -. "God hath made al ~,
gtoop al nations Of mcu-ic Nix ~, In this -
quotation two important truths frthfr.t tl.
constituting principle OF mcn--.,ve are an p,,,ic u,
HOOD the ssmcucss OF bodily congfituti,,
ere an made 81 oNE ntoop' By lis circular mo, ian, -
kees up me e in every orran OF the body Hood r,y
n'oih, ~ produces Tie real blooming councnsnccs - -
hNens me mind ~ T. strength and lie And 80, -.
Peuc 'h'nk W. can have too much OF this 6,nor, -,
Ahu most valuable huid. 10 trees die froin loo a.,
Susn'ny OF sSpf No Aud shall impious man s,,. 10
49, ~ - WRONG ~ NOT making place IN mans io,l,
INC bS asensree Of this huid this life prncipci R,oo
u, ~ ~ proper vessels; Il cannot ruu ont ne,
.ali hiltt MORALS a->unic stncrioris,. Ia az,
fs Nt'aot ard with rash hards IA ~ this n,c.i
~, .iun 'hc hodyf Does not the total c,,r,s.iou ~
~ ',oou ming on instant dcsthl This Terrible evil h.
o,.,' W - some ears AGO. when you must be- HEED
W ,wiSe year for fashon's sake Now doctor
~. p,ed Tor every thing. The people arc lenfnine
, @ nood - Of some use. Let hope that the dis
,'g Ne "i iecchcs will also L. abandoned
a, y" MOI uehy thai when man - hic some portio, f
- lVSl'N OF tad humor away with the blool.
'cIoraty relief - due 20 the evacuation of thai nor
sttOn. ~ ~ '''S'"e' '' 'iie Nhth-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-04
C. BRINCKERHOFFS

n REMARKABLE and singular a,tcsis.ion hs, ius,
.ccn made by an cuinept mcmler of iho Medical
az To The curative power of G. Brinckcrhors
,.cMh RESTORATIVE IN cases Of Consnmption chronic
Noshs and Colds, and Pains in he side aud Chest This
scen,an furnishes his patients with the Restorative
Su ,us y absolutely Necessary, hc never had any
prescription In produce ihc Astonishing results realized
W mc restorative. This gentleman stands among hi.
cucN ne'hren as ono OF the dis upu ishe of
huhcr ms name - cft with the proprietor for ret,r-
Snoe' There - no doubt but that in few ycars the le,
Ihg Ihyscians viii prescribe this remedy and liza. AZ
nlo,ed patients VIII use aud bless the hour hai n
made known Ia them in. Being truly fine bcl med.
sCe y consequently of more Importance a. every ore
saicty while using II. ard OF danger n II
Nv wcte ICING dei9crious minerals. Mr. Wilkes rc,i.
req merchant OF New York used the Restorative and
was cured wholly from dangerous cough aud Xrectnra
l"n. &c editor fihc Commercial Adyortiscr with an
earnest appeal oommends 90 the confidence of the sc
snn auecitngly calls upon them all give II fair trial
before eilnqnlsiing every horc. The following cciI
chemist. " '" >'" iO'A
nave annalized a bottle of medicine called G. Brinr
So,non heaith Restorative aud find that IL docs not
CONAN mercury any other metallic prcp,ration Nor
opium ~ any OF It's forms II IL romrosel OF vrgc. abI
matter entirely" JAMES II CIJi'roN AZ ~ 'o
=. Z. BRINCk ERHOFF Proprie-or n y
Horace Everett, a.. =. Agent '''' ~ =
trncipal Ollcc. @ Hudson stree. New YORK
49, hgcnis Tor w heciing, Drs. JAMES BAKER and 4 :
ioDD; West Alexander, Pa. BRYANT& CRAVEN &
Ny agents IN almost every town In the a. = IL ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-04

LATE FROM MEXICO


EASS ENlCO as u was aud =, IL is hv Brantz Never
IVA Mexico before and ancr the Conquest by NJ Che
weller. i'''' - '' NV
emma as u was aud ~ IL IL,
Working Passage or Life in a Liner
select Poems ON Kindness To Animals
The Gardner.
premonrs Expedition 10 the Rocky Mountains.
Pictorial England Nae
The Mysteries Of the Guquistion and other Secrets
Societies IN Spain by NJ. Y. dc Fercai
Achievements OF the Knights of Malta by Alex Sutbor
land, ~ - " - UNIV
The Midshpman, hy ]. H. Ingram
The Scarlet Feather. by J. ~ Ingram
Eva Laitcc or the Rescued CHIEF
Viola The Redeemed, by Professor Ashhv
NOursc. - - - -
Child Of the Sea. by Lieutenant Murray
me lsi part OF Alex. Dumas new novel the Count OF
Monte Christie
Also another supply Of The Double Brother Jonathan
for the fourth Of July reed aud ior sale az
June ~ ELLIS M Main street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-04
MANAGERS OFFICE.
dIlfa!7!.l.lfi!S,lIiHiE#liSHfSllllii;SI.iIFiTIIlp

'if-i. ,'...ss....! .asss;
READ QUARTERS.
/ AT Il Our Cunury Friends on visii,nr "a,
! ". city. Will benr ~ mind iha, oar Office IS re-
u,oy,d 10 three doors s,ulh of Urion on Manst
&c GREGORY ~ co Monoes.s.
RoBr ARMSTRONG. Ac.nL
Wheeling, Va.
! ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Extra. Clas,
l56, draws at Baltimore, July /. rs Mum
bcrS, IL drawn ballots.
so 1000; 5000; $500; 10 off, 600:
Tickets So, certificate of 20 wholcs will cos
SO.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass 2s
draws at Alexandria, July 4. IS Number
l3dmwu ballots.
$4,000 Independence day, who will hav,
$, . 600; 10000; 5000; 5000; 5000; 30 o
/ 600. go of 900;
Tickets $40; certificate of &c whole ticket,
will cost $40.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Extra Glass
l62-Draws at Baltimore, July s, &c. =
Numbers; II drawn ballots.
$1,000; 10000; 10000; 600; 10 OF | 900:
Tickets So certificates of 20 wholcs will
cost $40.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class 27.
Draws at Alexandria, July IL, 1916. 10 Nos
$4,000: $4,000: $4,000; 10000; 10000
10000; 2,oQ0; 2,3i0; % of 900, 50 of 400;
200 OF 200.
Tickets slO, Certificate Of % wholes will
cost Sl30.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, extra. Class
l66. Draws at Baltimore, July 10, '46-7s
Nos Ii drawn.
$4,000; 10000; 5000; 900; 20 of 600:
Tickets 50; certificate OF % whole tickets
will cost SO.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Glass IS. draws
at Alexandria. July Is, 1916. - Nos, IL
drawn ballots.
100000; 10000; Q-'y-lO0 each C goo. 800.
Tickets $40. Certificate OF % wholes will
cost SllJ.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Extra. Class
III; draws at Baltimore July -. IS num-
bcrs. drawn ballots.
$4,000; 10000; 2,5O0; 500: 5ofl 200: &c
Tickets 50; certificate OF 26 whole tickets
will cost S65.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class %,
draws at Mexundria, July %. rs Numbers,
l3 drawn ballots.
S3529i; 10000; 5000, 1900; $500 1000:
CC9-lOO euch OF Geo; 100 each Of 500; POO
&c. &c.
Tickets S1o; a certificate of2G whole tic
ke,s will cost Sli5.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, extra Class
$50, draws at Baltimore, July 20. IS Mum
hers, ID drawn ballots.
$4,000; 10000; 1900; 3 of zee; 600: &c.
Tickets 81; certificate OF rs whole tickets
will cost S65.
Since our last circular we have had the
pleasure Of disposing of one $4,000; two
$1,000 and several $500 prizes Address
your orders to ROB'T ARMSTRONG SEQ.
Only Agents JorJ. G. GREGORY & Co,
Managers.
q RANDRETHs PTLLs.-G Gross genuine for sa,e
~ al Tie Manufacturers prizes 10y
Jue%5 PRYOR & PAUL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-04
ANOTHER ASTONISHING CURE.
UXlsTAR'S BAL.SAM OF WILD CHERRY s,,-s,.,
W. Triumphant. Cure follows cure in lis yicIoTioyn

wv triumphant. Cure follows cure in lis yicoTos
" ''' ''''oi'ouS
-, DAYTON. February IIb, 1915.
MI. j. w Whiimorc--Dcar sir--As YOU are the rem.
lar authorized a;snt IN Dayton for tho D wis.
lars Basam of Wild Cherry, take this mctl cd of max
ing statement of facts 10 YOU (Which hone win no
70 the world IN reference To an almost mScu
Balsam. - ~ " VS. '"' "'""''e
Language fails to describe tho salutarv effect, IL ,
eea; and the great lencii derived from lis use
ihe 'i,nens OF DAY ton and is vicinity well recocct
from the explosion of cannon A ror,ion af ~, yn,3
tents entered my right side and breast in all prolab
lily come fragments splintcrs OF the rsmrod nsSsI
through the 'piura," and pierced lhe lungs
tins critical Stage, messenger was despatched 10
Cincinnati, aud celebrated physician Of ihat city was
consulted. When he made acquainted with NV sit
uation he remarked that nothing could he done by nc
cal aid u the constitution itself was not strong enough TO
throw OIL the disease.
Ny friends dcspaired OF my recovery. and had
no earthly ground OF hope TO survive many days For
tunaely al this iunoiure saw one OF Dr. Wslsrs Pam
Phleis entitled .'famiiy Medical Guide, or Treatise ON
consumption OF the Lungs" As had oflcn heard OF
dying catching sraws and felt like DOING So NV
self by the consent OF my ply iscians TO YOU for
bottle ofthe medicine described, viz Wisars halsau
OF Wild Cherry which relieved me Immediately AGer
had used some five bottles FAR recovered as 10
restored 20 healthy saie-a from the healing and ts
my Influence and powerful medicinal virtues OF WistaIs
Were IT not from the external injury received in ms
shoulder aud arm by The explosion, feel confident that
HmfhingD hut thiS prevented
ny exposure. have since several severe colds;
ana my only remedy has tccn the Balsain And now 1
most cordially recommend the genuine NjStar's B,sam
To all who are afflicted with Colds Coughs or Liver Com
plants consider an Invaluable mcdicinc-a real
messing 10 TIC world Any person desiring further in
formation may call ON al any time. Yours &C.
- CHRISTOPHER r. SMITH.
City of DAYTON
Montgomery co. State of Ohio
Saf-cTted and sworn To before me = Ju.,ir. NJ tbc
Peace, this 18th day OF February, 1916
EBENEZER FOWLER
Testimony OF three highly respectable citizens of
Dsyto IN confirmation ofihe above. a ~ "
Ws,,he undersigned teing intimately acquainted ,,
MI. smilb and having seen and watched over him ne
Iuenuy during his late illness, do not hesitate Ia
the foregoing u by means an eyaaeefatcI ~ ,,,
but Is entitled tO fnll credit 49, '''''''''''
tsigncdJ a. l.. STOUT
j. ~. VI. DODSON
HENRY r. SMITH
,s s0a ~ Wheeling by PRYOR & PAULL AND T.
CRuMBACkER, Druggists ian q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-04
MEDICAL NOTION.

T1oCToR ELISHA WARNER respectfully snpoun
- CO 10 The citizens 90 Wheeling and s,trrnuntin
opnhN insi ne has rc'uruc to She ciN All nro.,s.io
MAJ ca'. ciiher n the cas- cu'iniry wiz H. pro,nil,
lar atdntiun. N'''N P"'"'"
uocnr Ncrrcr hcvin~ studied medicine under tho tut
non yi fc,pect1hc physician the od school aud hay
ing thoroughly -iudicl Sine Indian, or 10 ,,ie nj
ms tahcr, aud having had the cXrcr,re mi 800
~ rtecnc", hopes. by Cssiduous and unrrtni,
, I" us profession To SATISFY the reasonable cN
dcncc and Patronage. ~ ~ N'
2 ~ - ln the tr.ck block. Immediately At the south
ehu oi the bridge, sid .hroc doors nom Col n y Kl
lCy's store. "' ~ a. = MT
-, ~ -. u Young men iosfcs ing good English c'ucs
~, onu cunning wen rccomucl tt. nav iud stu..
'"I % a.uuy nediOIn, hy calna on Do Warnrr IN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-04
FAILS. AccIDENTS. Sc. ISL.

10 good can result IN falls, bruises in any ac
iueh's rom letting blood Neither internal nor a.
diseases can he tenchicd by such fasc practice For
:" NH man To save hs life. cSuno lie anr,i. can
nos auniit thSt ~ - possible 20 icngthcn life by
ing as mover 10 Will he said: ut 80 aud So was in.
siue nom The fall, that lac bed and ne came round
The use OF hcfshorn 10 his and TO rub his tenn
pies VIII have Tie eject Hot brandy ard water
will answer good purpose. and relieve the circular m
sooner than bleeding without the amer weakening effect
shock has the same effect. In measure. upun The t
ny thai iigicnnr produces upon n. IL DESTROYS the lac
principle OF the blood have said hefore that this In,
principle consisted Of little living glotular holic. n i.
ue tN make our solid tcsh, by their means of coa..
ialon Now, when person j. killed Ly a fall or In.
hshtning, n you open vein the blood will run ont a.,
ch u e uody y quite cold. And observe, il never afer
Soaguass-neVer The fact Is, its life Is goncwsS All
u's1toNcu ny the shockby the greater affinity the I~t
s hai or the earth. or the thing the tody wa. up.r-
sd or the life of the blood than the blood itself had for
leleining II, which may re species OF ciccric,ty fr
aught we know 10 the contrary. "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-04
-. e.. STICKNEN5
NEW ORLEANS * SOUTHERN
GYMNASIUM.
II IERFORM ANCE THURSDAY EVENING
july 2nd d M'CorueN. Nn,rL

MR.. STICKNEY hers lc,y.
most respectfully Co 7n0unrr q,
bis old friends Gudtbe public of
Wheeling and vicinity, that he
has with the greatest pains col
loc;cd 4 company, male and ic.
male, the complement in every
department, ofwhich o. complete.
Us hllcd, that hiibCrio NO addition
or alicre ions have teen surgcs.
ted by the discerning public of
New Orleans, the skillofsomc OF
Whom in their ICsTcciiyc woes
lions have gained them a celeb.
.fIfy thai places them az the acme
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-04
MARBLEAND FBEESTONE.

MARBLE AND FEEESTONE.
YH1Ht sut-rtibrf. tbnnklll for iuunef lvlrs s4-
a hclrs 900 those N1uu, aoy Htur u bis Tine
io 90 hfm before purchasing ci.cw hero. tie
arf vii be- receiving fuc lol ol 900 tho vafr,t.
klrd. ~ Marble ordered. Whith Together vuf b,s
mfrr' STOCK he VII sell az cus. aid rlfrIapo. ,I.
Owing hm day w1Rss hg oUrt or. Ita bus ns,,
no hanl ood m1hur NiANTLEs MONUMENTS
TONES. man nnd gooT.Oi y1n us ss.s ari sat.
terms. ahd ai Ie'tt ftu per trnf tbC1r,f fia. d.
fushnuh Crder addressed H.roa,u ia.P. a.
a'e ~ Hny oi'1t Comm ssInn li.usr. jh,ts.nI.y re-
re'ved and promptly attended Any i.h ca..fg ID,
ser SIS uo charge ipf ercu.g
NuCAtEL GCutN.
lc2i Marble ord Fte,-...c W.t.pf
80 Mud fhc nt .and N.ta L.urferIr .
MARKET street. WuccIrg V1.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-04
LIVER COMPLAINT.

II ! IT Y U W Z II y ! Y i
This DO ense, from iis long san.lirg and rereaj.
Cd attacks. nnd also from The manner ~ which Il
has Seen treated, often leaves the dregs Of the di.
case. ~ srmc way, clinging 10 the system-snmo-
times here % great weakness and prusiation nf
strength, with doll, heavy pain located IN somc port
Of the system. IL ell .urh cascs. Dr. SNayns's
G, mrrunl Syrup oi Wild Cherry viii he fouul an
excellent remedy. IN support, strengthen aud q 20
vg'rio declining health aud defend i from Tic ia.
roads &c disease
There nfe daily certificates Il. IN vorjous rcfaons
which add suiIi- tent testimony To- The e,coi efficacy
4 This invaluable medicine IN curing This com.
paiul
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-04
PATENTLARDLAMPS

& CASk Gtueu'- Philadelphia Sooirh SNIFF
q or rlic by ic ~ J w PAXTON a. co
= CASK b,si Duich NADER
=. bhi~ fg,am Sails
10 hhls Alum
~ du Crpers, now receiving and Tor sale low nv
june 10 JW PAXTON & co .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-04
FAMILY BACON.
NOTICE.

Notice.
t)URSUANT 10 on order Of the County Cour
oi Ohio county. al the June term OF sad cour
loib'and To- ihc undersigned directed NC viii pro.
ceed or Saturday The la day Of July u, u, The
i'nnl door uf The Cuuri house Of ad county m sell
10 The highest bidder. Two parcels of land belonging
10 'he puur house farm, one parcel l,iug south %
said pl"r hunse. supposed To contain ah.u, forty
acres of nrd-n.so ono o.. lying cas-, ci poor h,use.
containing fltceh acres of nnd.
Terms ui sale made known - dog Of sulc
\ : TODD.
THOS iORNBROOK.
SANL OLDHAM
j. OU"rs6trS II CiiI coun'y
i Tn" sale az the ahuvc properly is lr,stp,n.
"d until the The 25th day ofAueusi next ic -
BUREAUS.
10 inch heavy linen butlaps for Wool Sacks
just received and for sale by
je TALLANT & DFLAPLArN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-04

\ PEW MORE" NJ hose White Bower Hat
left Can az JMESON'S. No 100 Ninir
street aud ge one. os you " i.I fnd ,hcm rhc most
economical nid plrs.an rtnuium cover Gf tie b,i
s'a."n Also inc assortment Il superior Mole
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