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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-10

The Hon Michael Ushoesr, President in the Inaiu IT.
Trial of VIM W. Drinkev.- The People vs. III w
Yrtnhsr = This cause was resnme' ysrterdsy evening
Some cum uative testimony given on the par 81 ane
nsopis and the case on both SIDES was closed m'sr
rrhsrh !, motion was made to clear the chamber Upon
~. ocrs benr opensd II was sscsrtaned that rcsolu
ton was adopted toadjourn toI THE nd ssptsmper ana
than IN sum M the cause
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-10

FIRE IN THE Woops Our village seems to be
environed by fires Ia the whole woods and fields.
On every side the smoke rolling up and darkenng the
heavens, and from present appearance nothing but
suoe ly and thorough rain can save destruction
vast of property Already considerable damage
has be en done, and the Tres constantly spreading
Every thing is dry powder scarcely dsop Of rain
has f,llen this section Tor than fortnight. We
undo and that in Bombay and Braser also fire il
ragi, in woods to al ,rmng cxtsnt No appear.
ancs at present. and the wind blowing almost
Rale-Eort Coringten IN " Gazeffs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-10
BIRD CAGE MANDATORY,

i1 Spriny Street. tbsswsen Wsestsr end LSursnsl
FlNhE OF bsL hlb wosl1 iniurm the
LuUiic that he kseps constantly hand. large sappy
Lsmm0s aud Fancy Bird Isgss, Of every description
Wooden, Cedar aud W illow ware, brushes bAskeU
and Mats. and general Of aeies y ksvt
wooden he will sell less thA the, ca. Do
bought else where. .. ALL 4 81 Ia.
AMEkiCAN MANUfAC UnED CUTLERY.
w VI. WILD. manufacturer Of Cuusfy. NO eo Dms'"s
w street, orb, cvastsntii o. nsnu trvo -
sornent aud GLADE ksvss 81 ms ows maaas eur
ting, good and cheap the trade .o@. In rs
~ w IS $50 psles EaEsh Brdpor, Seine Herring nd
il ,hu Mar Twlnss, romprssinG consptSts sssorm ~
I'm ~, n W Wv H. f. COLLINS ~,
'V 's W soath
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-10

The MAGNETIC TkLEeRAPH-The New York
and Buffalo Telegraph Line, ut the meeting on
Monday at Utica, made the following selections
year -
T. s. Paxton, Utica, President J. Butterhelj Utica
H. Greenmsn, do A. Wells, Buhslo J. Wilkinson, sy-
racuse T. " Howe, Auburn Asa Sprague, Rochester;
Prof 8 v. B. Morse, New York; C. Livingston. ~ York.
Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-10

Ex.President Van Buren, arrived in Albany on Monday,
ana resides with his son, Smith T. Van Buren,. Mr. Is.
will go west in order TO be ia attendance at the state
Fair at Auburn before returning to his resi-
dense in Coulumbia county.
FP Blair of Washington and his son. Judge Blair Of
ara Falls John O. Rves ESQ., left the city at the same
time, Tor tho south
The Hon James Buchanan 10 now at Saratoga.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-10

Deaths in Boston for the week ending September Ath
90 which ii died OF choer infantum IL of disease o.
the bowels, OF dy sentefy, and Of cs.sanpton.
CHEaoKEE NArIor.-rhe adsocsfs advertsss for eight
sonpstsn moral teachers, " charge Of he pubic
schools in tns nati0n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-10
NEW PAPER HANGINGS.
Fra NCIS + AR n s. y CO.

No 30 PkAKL STREET,
IrAvE the s est supply AID the most spleasd asssrs-
nm MI al s,t moAt approved styles Oh
PAPER nASoINd,, BOKDAk 6c?
which they offer to Mecnsau Dealers Lsnaiofes' snA
oth,rs on the advantageous terms
49,, aot,cr ~ tmse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-10

Naval Intelligence.
The u s. Race Independence, from Boston, hound to
the Pacific spoken the 3Oh ult in la. ~ 90 Ion
&c I0 by the brig Nassau Captain Burns at this port
who was kindly supplied by the officers with quantity
Of provisions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-10
CENTRAL AND MACON AND WESTERN
RAIL ROADS, GEORGIA.

~
OF the State OF Georgia, form line ffem S.
yannsh 20 Oothcsl g. Gsorgin Of 81 miles, viz
Savannah to Macon eutral Railroad 100 miles
Macon TO Atlanta. MACON Western Railroad i0i i"
Atlanta 10 Oothcsloga, Western x Atlantic 90
Goods will be carried from vannsh Atlanta and Doth
calogx, at the following rates, viz:
OK WEiGHr 0oops. To If To Doth
Sugar, Coffee Liquor Basgng Rope. tonts. eslogs
Butter. Cheese, Tobacco. Leather.
Hides, Cotton Yarns. Copper TIN,
Flour, Nee. ssco;n' in c:.ks or bcre. "'
PorA, beef, Fish, Lard. Tsllow, Bees
Wax, Mill Gearing Pig iron and Grind
On MEASUREMENT GooDs
Boxes Of Hats. Bonnets aud Faniture,
per cubic foot. Observation-Disclosures. so - 10 a
Boxes n bsirs Of Dry Goods S:ddi:ry
Glass; Paints, Drugs and Confection-
c: :,s ss, e ssssu is:' foot
ho'asses and Oil, per hid (smaer
casks N propotion;l 5000 eia 90
hcushs gsrEsl Cuisiva'or. Com Shell:
nou CHS lsmalll and Wheelbarrows. .se 90 81 O5
Salt per Liverpool Sack, 10 80 IS
PAssAoE.
Savannah to Atlanta. :. ...... $40 90
Children under II yean of age. half price.
Savannsh to Macon. ...,....... 81 90
Goods consigned the Subscriber will forwarded
free Of Commissons
10 Freight msy be paid at Savannah Atlanta or Doth.
csloga T.. WINTER, Forwarding Agent. Z. r. r.
SAVANNAH August i3 TAG. ais 2m *rrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-10
WIlNDy .otiADE. DEi,S 4
NO. = SPRUCE STREET

WiNDOW sotiADc. Dr4rJI,
MOI SPRUCE STREET
ssrABLfsHEp 1870.
WHOLESALE AND kETAIL.
CHADES Of all descriptions, Kinds aud 50 per cshs
- cheaper than be bought any other place Tnm-
nlna msnuiacturcrs prices.
Signs Banners and Interior Decorations done IL ssyls
uot a. be surpassed BAHfDs. Il ORhobEE
ann 80, Mar nfnrsus~rs and
FAMILIES UUlN1 ~ AMI Ahhl'lNu
FROM THE COUNTRY.
I AIDES OR GENTLEMEN having s.pe nueus ensrts
IL 10 aspose of snch IA es5,ag Apparel Furnars, &c.
for the same ~ seuanx LOT ne
sr.ra -, 80 a. ~ ,.s.sa~s. j. LEvENSTYN,
" - - le6 Broadway, mp s.aars.
Ladies can be attended to by Mrs. ). LEvkNSrfN.
aus lmenc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-10

NEWSPAPER CONFLICT The Courier ds Efdts
Uas and the Franco dme,icats, the two French
papers published in New York, argue about amably
and dog. And wonder. Franco .dmsrfcain Is a
sound honest democratic press. and views rything
this country through eyos untouched by srisocrac
prejudces and mind thoroughly imbucd with republi
can feelings and convictions. The Courier on the CON
rsry abors all the time to praise Louis Philippe and his
anti policy II little that il msritorious
in this country that Is not copied from abroad, and
all its energies to the diffusion Of corrupt trans
atlantic ideas and exploded political theories Tho
editor othc Courier has lately been rewarded by Louis
Philippe with the de grafton Of the legion OF honor for
services here in his behalf, and the fact perhaps
speaks eloquenly than page OF demon strauon
could upon the Subject Of his and its tsDdencies
But the Courier enjoys good position from It's age
and its OPP onent 10 COMPLIANT In the held. Tue
latter therefore; although capable, vgian energetic
and versatile Is rather unequal the conflict We trust
that the good Of citizens Of Ere nch
origin, will sustain it, for better indeIatg abo
exponent Of honest views and sober TRUTH OF one better
adapted to furnish them with interesting facts popular
remarks correct opinions II would be impossible to
sclect--PhiiadsL ihia Times, Sept Q.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-26

all times certain that Maj. Brown. with the
FIVE hunlre men left under has command
would b. able To holl tn, Mexicans at BAY, II
not r,pu.sr them, as the position OF the camp
was naturally easy Of 4 icncc, ond no labor
had been spared 20 lorjily It's asssilable points.
Com. Common Immediately on arriving al
thc Brdkos. communicated with Geu. TAYLOR.
AM informed him OF his readiness to land
600 or 1000 men, sailors, aad marines
should they be required
The s.. Mery's was expected soon 10 ioin the
sluedron at the Brazos.
The lrienks ol Capt Thomton win b, rrat.
liie' 60 learn that he is still living. Letters
had been received from him at the camp. an
nonncing that h. had been captured by the
enemy aud was held prisoner al Ms,a,nor,s
steamer was seen by the Flirt going into
me orazos with troops as she left. which. in
all probability. was the Augusta. The Fir,
also saw, on the 18th the James l.. Day and
me Telegraph about 200 miles west OF the
Balize
Credible information had been received tina,
the American consul and all the American
tlIilens at Mlaiamoras had been arrested and
sent 10 SolIiilo, small town about 1870 mile,
back OF Maismoros.
! In one hour aud halt after the arrival o.
the gallant Walker, with the Intelligence tina
the MeXic0ns had attacked oar camp. he arnir
started Tor the camp with 10 men, Tor vha
purpose was not precisely known
Inc officers oud crew of the Flirt arc al
/ wei. The following is a list OF the officers
a sinclair, Lieut.. Commanding; J. J. Guth
re, Acting 0uartermaster; G.. II. Coopcr
Passed Midshipman; Geo. Ii. Hare. Mids6in.
man; John hastings, Assistant Surgeon: ] ID
GhIseiln, Captains Clerk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-26
~ pan LII
norernor y the State of Ohio.
HAD QuARrERs ONO MhrrIA.
ADJUTAET Generals 0FFIcE,
General Order COLUMBUS. NAV 2O "a

4AhgNAAaA btNIEhI = OFFICE.
uenSrsi order COLUMBUS, May 20, 1916.
A requisiGuu has been made by the Presi.
dent OF the United States, on the Governor of
Ohio Tor three Regiments Of Infantry, or ri.
Bcmen' from the Militia OF Ohio. Its there
lore necessary TO ascertain by the shortest pos
siOie means, the number Of YohRieers that
can be obtained under your command.
You viii therefore require the Brisades i'm
your DIVISION 10 muster Tor that purpose forth.
tcith The law Prescribcs the term OF service
al tiretUe monks, unless sooner DISCHARGED -
they Will have the Organization OF the II. \
Army aud the same poy and allowances.
The number OF Volunteers should b. cnre.
fully enrolled, and the number forthwith 70.
ported by the Brigade Inspectors. TO Ills or.
nee from these Volunteers the requisite
number will be detailed, and they will tber..
lore be directed to hold themselves ready 10
march az moments warning.
The Regiments will be Organized "a f,l,,,,,,.
Colonel, (tor each RegimentA
] Lieutenant Colonel, Dor each Regiment !
! Major, do ~
] AdJutant TO be selected from one NJ The
Company Lieutenants)
2Pnncipal Muslc.4ns, tior each Regiment ,
~ Companies tlor each Regiment.)
Zach Company will consist Of
Commissioned O@csrs.
Captain.
| First Lieutenant
! Second lieutenant.
Non Commissioned OGecrs
. Scrgcants.
Corpunls.
2 Musicians.
so Privatcs
The Staff aud Non commissioned officer, n
the same will consist OF
One Surgeon for The three regiments
Three Assistant Surgeons, Tone Tor eocb
Regim.nt)
Oue Sergeant Major.
One Ouayicrml- tsf Sergeant
M other character at troops are rton;y.d
aud per-ous wishing to ioin lie service. INNS,
enroll themselves under tlis plan of orssnig,.
uon' Others 0,rti sqFi sstauuut h. A..
Cgptsd.
a principal Wnlczvo,B will be selected q,
or near Cincinnati, AMI Temporary dcpots I'm
lE estdblia1cd 90 Linsstiile aud C5lupbas
ioI Tie purpose oi organization and unp.tc,i,,o
into tlis service OF ihc United States.
The Governor rSiies CA the prompt and -,
ergetic 60 operation Of ca holding Mil;t,r,
Oihce under him. and ia The patriotism NM
valu 81 the cit.zens Of Ohio, to enable hin +,
respond 10 the cal in manner worthy of ths
character Of ihe State.
By Orier Of Governor N. BsnrLtv
SAMUEL X. CURTIS.
dJudGhf GMUoi, y. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-26

their lie ~ IN the long interval none can d.
vine. Traces of them have been found IN dig
ging well aud foundations eight and ten feet
under the surface. When seventeen wears
have gone by, the memory of them returns and
they are expected.
a cold wet spring may retarl their appear
ance. but never since the attention OF man
has been directed TO them have they failed;
but at the appointed time, by one common
impulse, they rise from the earth. piercing
their way through the matted sod, through the
hard iF0mpled clay OF the pathways, through
the gravel, between the joints of the stones
and pavements, and into the very cellars of
the houses. like their predecessors, 10 be a
marvel in the land, TO sing their blithe song
OF love and enjoyment under the bright sun,
and amidst the verlant landscape them,
/ TO iulhl the ssisi duties of their species, and
close their mysterious existence by death
We az: still children IN the small measure of
our knowledge aud comprehend IN with re-
gard To the phenomena of the natural world
All things considered, we NAV venture TO
/ prophecy the temperance OF the Cicada Sep
tendecim on the coasts OF Maryland and Viz.
ginla for the year 1881 :. NAV still mer
ton, that took care 10 ascertain that all
these insects sang in one uniform musical
key, and that this key was Z sharp.
There is one surmise OF the truth of which
should wish TO be assured, or hear corrected
The preceding year, 1888, observed, Will,
travelling between Abingdon and Knoxville
IN Upper Virginia the sudden appearance o
what appeared TO me the same species Of ci
cada, attended with circumstances OF an ex
actiy similer character To those have been de
scribing. Specimens OF both were sent b
me to Europe at different times, but hav
not had an opportunity of comparing them
Little doubt rests on my own mind bat the,
were exactly of the samc species; aud what
should inter from the fact ii true, is, that how
ever exactly the period OF their appearance,
has been ascertained. they may still appear il
different parts otthe country Ia different years
But this point careful observation will soor
determine.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-26

CICKENER'S UGAR-C0ATED VIZ
GErABLE PlLlS.-All diseases have their
origin IN impurity OF blood. However excel
lent the general health, there is no security
against fever where the blood is impure. as
Indicated by erupiions of the skin, vertigo.
headache, lassitude, SIC. The best purifier of
the blood is Clickener's SageT-coaied Pills.
which Is so skiliully compounded. that il does
not cause gripping. the great objection to oil
pills. The envelope oi sugar prevents all
nausea, so that, save from The powerful, yet
easy operation, the patient would hardly be
aware that he had taken any medicine al ali
SO well convinced is DIR. Clickener Of the EFF.
eacy OF his pills in all specified cases. that he
Is pledged TO return the money when the pyo
per effect is not produced. For sale by A.
" fAIscHILn. nav 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-26
MIR. CALHOUN.

We Percciyc that this gentlcm,n has lately
grown vastly into favor la some quarters. Tor
the stand he has taken in relation to the exec
utive. We are content to be classcd among
hat few in whose estimation he has sunk
himself lower and lower, every step he has ia
ken within the last xix OF eight years lie is
one who hos patriotism aud the constitution
ever Oh his tongue and John {. Calhoun alone
IN his heart lie has been everything by
turns. and nothing long" as would seem best
10 promote bis unusual and burning aspiration
for power
He once changed in an hour from. being one
Of the warmest friends OF internal improve
rnens, TO the strictest among those Paaris:es
who thought the constitution worth more
when all its power was FILTERED away by hair
splitting demogogues than when it had the
life and vitality TO do the good for which Il
was intended. lie stood one DAY with the
bow Of party prescription in his hand, BY the
side of its great father and the next day when
he found that a less stiff necked individual had
bowed lower and won thus the ear OF his mas
ter, his eyes were opened, and he found the
party TO which he belonged only "held togeth.
er by the cohesive power of public plumber"
and he became again the advocate Of all the
measures of their opponents, until the rich
bait Of official honors glared before his eyes,
and the sub-tEeasury furnished an ereuoc for
another somerset.
When Texas was baptized, aud annexation
was .he party faith. who bat John c. Calhoun
stood godfather! When that same child was
TO b. protected and educated, he turns his
back upon it aud complains at the expense.
Is this commendable7 or is il not an evidence
that he Is near sinking and will catch at
straw to sustain his weight. Even when
man has opposed annexation, which was the
cause OF this war,we think he scarce ought Oh
pose the war during its e1sience;much less lac
who was lis advocate. lie is poor paltsoon
whom nothing can redeem, who viii seek
quarrel and then fly from the consequences
but such, as 1t seems to Us, has MIR Calhoun
done, and Ia 50 doing, merits The contemut Of
every honest man.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-26
PROCLAMATION By TIE GOVERNOR
OF OHIO.
EXECUTIVE oFricr.
Coiitmb'is, Mdy 20. 1916
~ IL a.

To the people Of the State of Ohio.
FELLOW CrrlzENs--lt has been declared by
The Congress of the United States. and an.
nounced by the President, that war exists be-
tween the United States and the Republic of
Mexico. Every days mail brings intelligence
mat hosiilitics have commenced, and are now
IN progress, on our southwestern frontier.-
Inc blood oi our counjrynen has been shed.
dnd hostile demonstrations are making by
Mexico 10 prosecute the war.
Patriotism aud fidelity 10 our country and
10 our counIrynlen, call upon US to fly 10 the
rescue.
"A requl>ition has been received from th.
President OF the United StBtcs. at this depart
ment, calling on Ohio for three REGIMENTS of
Infantry, or Riilcmen, 60 repair, as speedily as
possible, 10 The theatre of war.
Ontcr these circumstances. now enreal
TO the gallant aud spirited sons of Ohio. 10
come forward in this emergency, and prom ptly
meet uie eApectd.oIS OF the General Govern
ment.
Let il not be said, that whel our coun,r,
appeals to- The courage and pa;riutis OF the
cilzen soldiers OF Ohio Tor aid, that aid Was
not promptly rendered.
whatever may be the diversity of views. il
y NJ" s"Hlcieni Tor Us 10 know that rar en-
eis CA our borderr, and that j, is our duty 10
'At', every cHog' 10 secure a speedy and hon
pa be termination.
This event ia The history Of Ohio will a flord
ler sons an opportunity OF deyoting them.
'iF - NE 4us at their country; they are
hess lore conf = 4tlr li-d on togive heas,.
nd cheerful re- eSase ,hi+ f-ll'
NJ. BARLEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-26

fJNCIUA.Llife as 20 time Is very ifop.,.
t-ut. IN maaking en oppoininicnt with one
t'Nh,' b2thin honor and dhtty. 10 keep
p ~ 'he honf iof, however mach yoa
'ma you have no righf io waste fs,t $500
~ "ii,i iu1y he pressing and ,siasbie
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-26

Bt IBkiAN CHURCH OFTHE S.-NEyV
SCHOOL Assembly mt yesier.lst
manning in iiie First Presbyterian Cburb
Washington .uge. The Anaml DscOlr.s
was presented lj D. Eddy Molemtof of Inc
lest ASS mhr On thc conclusion of the re-
iiEi0us eN"Nic- lhe membrn convened ip
ihr Sc>aion ban sni entered upon be pre
hminafy busi1tss Ot organization. which a..
copied the fniag session.
fBESBY fERlAN GENERAL AsSFN
BLf--OLD tcHOOL.-The Assemble ne,
yesterday morning in DE Teuh Prssbgir,i,o
lhuith' veto e end Twelfth streets ~.
snnuai ncImoa was preached by D. . Ia
hrens tiie Moderator of he lost Ass.,,ti,
~ tle c7lctusi9n Of toe religious ser,je.. -
.he mofnin2. the business OF orInniziiion ~.
.nierd nPan 8at occupied tbe t.,ssiai e. I'D 4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-26
ICE! ICE! ICE,
ICE J! ICE ~!

Wis sab criher would respectfully inCo,n NJ.
"A friends aud old costumes. thai he = 49,
70 '"pt'y mem ICE with pnneiualuy anJ on rem.
Al Orders 'el' NJ the shop Of Hornhrook & Min
VAIN, ~ '".'h OF Monroe -. will be prounp,iy AZ.
modaie all "''''N-
Ia case 81 neglt.i in tho deliver ~ H..
Ice. % s.s inform HoRNBRCoK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-26
LoCUSTS.

We publish to-day an excellent sricle upon
i'oc1s's' which are now sweming around us
AZ n'Jtiaas, cusi5sring h,e forest aud frui,-
trees /; is from chs Penoy Aarazine:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-26

iED --On Monday Ne 2iG, ins, NPS
URSULA. rcii,t Of Luke Pc1,aas, IL G.,
Vf.b year Of heroge. 10 '''
hei iune.ifii VIII ase place ffe,g ,bs gsf
'e",e on Menu street. ds mo.air. s.I6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-26
ID. PAINE q co. MANAGERS.
WHEELING. VA

ID. PAINE 4 co. MANAGERS
WHEELING. VA.
f"Non"be ioiicry. elise % f,r NAV H.
50 O. 20 50 CO % % ale
LJwesi pr,zo So
P"t"mokc L''irrv. riss, % er M,vla
% "A 81 10 ~ % 6, IL 81 1i2s
Low, re Sc
F"komoke Lottery. rlass 100 or NJ, 90
81 IL 90 - 10 , 10 50 % ca ~ , "a
Lowest ptze 81
Dr'swnre (Swsli FD Money cls,s IIs a., Nav IL
% 81 Ill 81 IL - g 81 30 6 81 SIS 10 30
%
I1we-' pr ~ sol.
u aWs'e LOTTERY. ~ ., ~ G,r NAV 10
. IS 80 10 80 80 4s % 20 % 50 IA
L1weil prize 81
may 20 l. DORSEY. agent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-26

oil ali kinds To order. in the most thoroseh
menner aud a, the cheapest rates.
BLANK BOOKS furnished 10 any pattern
Magazines, Pamphlets, Music, &c, bound
IN the most substantial manner.
Old books rebound, sc.
The Bindery will be under the charge Of ].
nILChklSI, JR., an experienced and eompe-
Tent workman, to WHOM any orders may be
given. "
The subscriber is satisfied that he can aud
is determined TO furnish as Good work as ca,
DC done IN the city, at as cheap rates and with
the utmost promptness
Steam6oat Otea6rs aud Builders. are mar.
icularly invited to give him a call as he l.
prepared TO furnish hooks AMI bills ont and
out. at the shortest notice.
may Is ]. L. WHARTON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-26
LIGIIT's QUICK YEAST.
w ONLY returned az every case ~bef, q,
~ iociiOnis net yea, n nscd scr,,s,,, =,

w oNEY returned az eyery cs.e ,,bs,. -.
difetimnf ''s " VIC
Tie great advantage that This Yessi IA. oy., n
Is 10 " V always ready fsf u.a, soJ viii
hf nhy time and ~ any eliluale II hen, 5,g
"' =" "shs ME silicle iu0 have Mt 10 val
a'v Tine Tor u 10 Else Int a. sun n, son, h,s,d =,
CAKES are mixed az. ise quicker fbey are L,tad,h.
ue"ef 80 The eonb alton ofibts er,,els ,.,,,,.,
'"'"l''' "i"eples, end sf .ufh nature ma, 49,.
" =" ''n"us irFmenia't4 tskss s,isce and ,f., a.
'it''''ie sfi1 Eas which fsiss ne h,s,t !, III,
r''e'' y lofmed ~ ibs ~ chemical ehaos. "a
"e yshsI onlyi conscque ~. rersuns Inst are a..
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pst"'Ps raimse q yeasi % cause PARTIAL Jse,u,.
sNion ~ ihe hHtF 90 winch b is nnt. ,,d . $50.
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'ai"n hat % daes before hakias.
IDS yeosi = Warranted 10 eonisin no,his, ,,;,.
,',"' >. hrstih The above ysssi IL far ale by
V'''e p cehis q pspef) CiiAs " BERRY.
may 20 w,,s,.',s',.
~ DhlAESTRATOR's NOTICE.-ts,.
"'H on "iininp'faiipn on me estate nf Bfet,,
f'i'"t dece1sfd iaie Of Oh 10 county. having nee.
''Hf't fisf'fI WI UnffINn ffffIH fIfaH Il.
.'li es'ale hfo f,quesicd b. mike tsymeef ,,t6.,,
oeI'Y' ard those haHng claim, agsip,, ne 81
es'hi'' vii pitsrnI Them ff seiiement p,o,.,I.
proven. ELIZABETH FALLoUR'
Adutafrrafsr
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- ~ kESERYE CHEESE = ss,y =.
pfi''' 's.r'e iusi reed anl i0f.s's By
JAS NIKE
hANuRErHs FILLS genuine g., ,.,. :,
- - Pc msauiaeluiers price,. b,
PRYOR a PAUL.
5000 PIECE GOODS.
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