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THE u. S. BRIG WASHINGTON

We regret 10 state our belief with this commu
nifty generally, that this vessel has suffered So
yerely by the late gale. We take the fullowino
communication from the Herald-allhouph we
are not satisfied with it.
" In the gale Of the 9TH, when in sight of
Smiths Island, the u. S. brig Washington, Lieu
tenant Bache, on Surveying Expedition was
Knocked down on her beam ends, dismasIed, and
had her decks swept, lost poop-deck guns. and
boats, and had twenty five men washed overboar I'd
twelve Of whom were drowned Capt Wilson
first saw the brig on The 18th inst, with her col
ors Union down, and ran 10 her assistance when
he was requested TO lay by her, which he did for
the space Of four days, and supplied her with
spars, cable, and anchor In the gale Of The
night Of the 18th inst, both vessels were hove te,
and on the next day Capt. w lost sight of the
brig, ~ miles TO the north Of Hatteras, at which
time she was working up for Cape Henry The
captain OF barque reported that she stood AWAY
to the south on Sunday, hut Capt. w. does mi
credit il. The steamship Palmetto, bonnd far The
Brazos, with Government stores, svpnlied tho
Washington with small boat capable Of holding
three or four men only.
Since the above was in type, the brig ]. Pc
tersOn has arrived in Hampton Roads. and the
captain reports that among the number Of The
drowned, was Lieut.. Bache, commander Of the
Washington.
Capt. Wilson, of the j. Peterson, had enter.
ed INTO written agreement with Lieut.. john
Hall, the next officer in command Of the Wash
ington, after the death Of Lieut.. Bache, to take
the wreck into port for the consideration of $500,
If effected in days, and $50 per day for every
day thereafter. The agreement is signed by
Lieut.. Hall, and witnessed by Lieut. Robert
Steinbal and Midsbipman r. Barber-so Thai
their friends are thus assured Of their safety nm
to the time they were parted from the ]. Peter
s0n.
1.-The Engineer was started back Yesterday
morning to look after the Washington, taking in
supply Of fuel"
The Pilot Boat Madison. Capt. Polk, corrobo.
rates the fact Of the injury done TO the Washing.
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volunteers. She also brought three companies to
Indian Point. who are to proceed to San Antonio
10 join Gen. Wool's command.
letter from Mr. Kendall to the Picayune,
dated Pona Agnda. Aug. 81, says:- ~
gentleman just in from Seralvo informs me
that the impression there was. that the Mexicans
would make build stand at Monterey One ,biou
is certain. all the ranchero leaders have drawn off
their forces in that direction. There are several
organized bands Of robbers on the roads in this
neighborhood. but as yet they have not had the
| lemer,y To attack any one.
Another account says:-
We learn that the prospects and expectation of
the Geoeral FOL fight are greatly lessened So
much So indeed. that il is believed that the other
Texas Regiments will have leave to return hume
| if they will accept it.
| Another letter states:
| Gen. Worth was at Saralvo the 24,h ult, and
! would remain until the main body of the Ameri-
can army approaches.
General Taylor expects to he at Monterey by
the 10Th ot September, and in Saltilo, about sixty
miles beyond. by the LIST of Octuber. Whether
any movement beyond the latter place will he
made ON this line of operations, is unknown TO the
nnlniiiated. Whether we shall meet with any
resistance, is question npon which opinions
divided u is certain there will he no resistance
this side OF Monterey. unless il NAV he a skirmish
between small parties. and that is not very proha.
ole Col. Hays in his tour, of upwards of two
hundred miles, met with no resistance. General
| worth has not seen an enemy. Single companies
nf Texan Rangers have ,raversed the country in
different directions. and met opposition. Small
parties OF men have travelled different routes
without interruption. So far, every thing indi-
Gales state of quietude and peace
| AT Monterey, we understand there is from
three l" five thousand men, almost in a state of
Reorganization. and deserving every opportunity.
| Zen. Mefica commands there. | doubt if there
be any serious fight. The Mexcans have no army
that can resist the moving against them
They are all excellent troops, and efficient in every
| respect
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-09-22
MAGNETIC TELECRAPH.

The efforts of B Bravo ESQ, in raising funds
to extend the line Of Magnetic Telegraph from
Philadelphia to New Orleans, via Harrisburg,
Pit'sburg, Wheeling. Cincinnati, Louisville,
Nashville. Memphis, Vicksburg, Natchez to New
Orleans have been highly successful. In few
months, under his energetic management, we NAV
expect complete line of Telegraphs in operation
by which intelligence may he conveyed in few
hours from New Orleans to Philadelphia.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-09-22
JOINT MEETING OF THE SONS OF
TEMPERANCE IN RICHMOND

general meeting of the Sons of Temperance
was held In this city TN the evening of the l7th
inst, for the purpose of making all necessary pre-
parations for The celebration of our Order in Octo
Der next. Oar hall was filled to overlooking, and
the most Jealous and lively interest was exhibited
The Brethren present (nearly every one in The
city,) were addressed by Bros. Butler, Thomas
and Price. in very enthusiastic and lively man
ner. We look forward with great deal of plea
sure for the arrival Of that day. for it will be a
glorious one.-Son of Temperance
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-09-22
THE BROOKLYN DRY DOCK

We learn from the New York Herald that
another disaster has occurred at the Brooklyn
Dry Dock. On Thursday afternoon the wsrer
forced lis way through the bottom of The pit, and
in few minutes a complete breach was made in
the northwest angle of the Golfer dam, filing The
pit completely. BY this disaster $50 men are
thrown oat of employ. An early acquaintance
with the locale Of the Brooklyn Dry Duck. con-
vlnces us, that very heavy appropriations will
have to be made, in addition TO the CONTEMPLATED
cost, before that Dock can be of any service. and
even when finished doubt much, if tho annu
al cost for repairing, and stopping breaches caused
by the East River tide undermining the north
west section Of the Dock will not be fully eoual
tn the benefit derived from it. It should have
been made where the Commodore's house now
stands
Since writing the above, we perceive by the
Union, that they take the same view of the i'm
practibillty of making the present Dry Dock bull
dlng at Brooklyn, of any service to The Navy
Department, notwithstanding the heavy outlay
which the Government has made in endeavour-
ing TO accomplish that work. The Union says
g A letter from New Yurk states that the dry
dock at Brooklyn has again filled with water.
ne quick sands and the pressure of waller caused
The piles To give away, and fears were entertain
ed that The work would have to be abandoned"
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-09-22
THE CHOLERA ON BOARD THE CO.
LUMBUS

The New York Herald has received letter
from an officer on board the "a Columbus. under
date of Hong Kong, the 10Th Of May, mich is
no doubt as late has been received from The
Columbus. 1t affords us pleasure to state. that
although that fatal scOurge has carried off fur
teen from that ship, it left her Immediately after
she left Manila, and at the date Of the letter the
officers and crew were as well as crews usually
are on board our ships Of war.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-09-22
MEXICO AND THE UNITED STATES.

In the British House of Commons on the 24th
u'''' LORD Palmetstou, Secretary for Foreign Az
AIRS IN reply to Lord George Bentinck, on The
state OF the war between the United States and
Mexico, stated that Mr.. Packenham. the British
Minister at Washington had been instructed bv
Her Majes'y's Government to again offer to
mediate between this country and Mer,co
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-09-22
OUR FLAG!
A RooRBACK EXTRA FLooRED.

We regret extremely that the Union of Tues
day did not reach us in time to give the foowiny
contradiction in Saturdays paper to the foulish
report OF the Creek who imposed on the
" keystone" the story, that Mr.. Richie was
about 10 leave the editorial chair of the " Union >,
We are seldom caught with the thousand rumors
that find birth in Washington, and this Xena
lader" we would have passed by as the most
transparent folly, had we not seen il in the
Keystone" Democratic paper, tina, has shown
Itself more than once friendly to the .s Union
and its respected editor. We could not believe.
for moment. that any democratic editor would
have given place 10 such statement, without
the best authority. We take pleasure. indeed,
in giving it the unqualified contradiction which
we find in the Union, of Tuesday evening.
we find in the Portsmouth (Va) New Era.
the following editorial paragraph, introducing
short letter published in the Philadelphia Key.
stone. dated at Washington, September 9, and
signed " Xenalader:"
"A CHANGE IN THE EDITORIAL DEPART
MENT OF THE UNION.
" The Philadelphia keystone of Friday gives
place to the following communication from Wash
ington, announcing the somewha, startling fac,
that MIR. Ritchie is To make way for another
editor 10 the Union This is the first intima
ton we have had of it. and we see no corrobora
ton in any other journaI.'
This whole matter is indeed ne,cs to us!
HE letter in question is, itself. quite too unim.
poriant TO require even word of notice, and
we should not alIude TO il now, did we not find
1t rePublished in respectable democratic paper.
We assure the editor of the New Era that the
whole story not only lacks " corroburation," but is
without the slightest shadow of foundation -
a." Mr.. Richie" (dues not) streure from the
Union, and (no) new editor will take his place %
The whole story has no particle of truth in it to
save it from being ridiculous. We are somewhat
surprised that journal like the Philadelphia Key
stone, protesting TO be democratic should have
given circulation to such mere fabrication, on
the authority of an anonymous le,ter-wr,er."
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-09-22
CAPT. TALBOT RETURNED WITHOUT
EPES.

The Lynchburg Republican of Thursday has
the following =
"Capt. Talbot has returned home. being. we
regret to say, unsuccessful in his pursuits of Epes
the murderer. He went as far as Galveston,
Texas, at which place he lost all trace of him.
He had paid his bill. and left. with his baggage.
one of the hotels of that city, some days before
Capt. It's arrival there, but it was not known in
what mode, or in which direction he travelled
Capt. T. had printed and distributed several
thousand handbills, which may. perhaps, yet SO
cure his apprehension by some one''
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-09-22
THE HORSE DISTEMprn

We regret to see by the papers that the horse
distemper which has been SO destructive in Moo,
York, and on Long Island, has been very de-
structive also in New jersey. It appears to be
making its gradual approach south.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-09-22
LATER FROM TIE ARMY

The steamer Sea, Capt Jenkins arrived at New
Orleans on The 1th instant, from Brazos Santiago
Uia Port Lavaccs and Galveston She left The
Brazos on the 9Th instant and Galveston on the
9Th. Among the passengers she brought were
Maj McRes, Of the army, and thirty discharged
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-17
MEN Wholesale
DRY GOODS HOUSE.
NHEEIINn VA

II
HE undersigned ave received their Tall SocL Of
ikN GOODS. ENt1fStNELY ron wAotEz,ttSe. AMI
L1NtnO purchased ATEHihc decline IN prices
ulon the recent Tariff measure and oiicr h every
SNaiaTe ~ their fsvor, are prepared fob goods on
terms a. advantageous the Eastern cities can offer
Tie satisfaction given TO their customers during tp
aSt season has sed that hisness done on short rn
is for cash viii De acceptable and Induces then, Ia
relieve that, with their ample variety of goods aud M.
small po ccuiagc charged tlcy viii ic enabled 10 .nprv
al dealers who cell aud examine Satisfactory Terms
IL may nat lc amiss To cnuncrac SOME lcana Articles
"a an index 10 their stock IN general.
Brown Nrsiins. SEcciirgs ard Shirturs OF different
shipment. WCscns-sush satinois, Ila,,nris Ker.
scls Jeans, InseNS. low priced cS~iuor,s aud cloths
~ tile reduced Iricp. Ca-linterpS ~ de- ,ts.. 80
lhTss, Mcrnocs Gmghanir. aud all descriptions ,rcs.
goods. including The ncw style Calcc Cashmere anil N
de aire Rutcs. Canton fanuc, Table riarers r,,,t
ana heaehc Drills, Tick ings. checks euofcd eaniic
paper do. Brown Hollands, iTsh linens Domestic Cling
hams, Talhy velVcis, plaid hoax clmings
White Good>--s'tch "a lacc~. cap ycii- Swiss rook
ana Iaecouel muslns PLAIN aud plaid canLrics veyy
sNie Ects, DislUp lawn, Tarlc'on nnslius an, IONS
lawns. Fancy Adicles, Including Buuuc.. Ribbons
Flowers, silks, Shawis handkerchief. Sc Sc |'
Nuiions-iins, Needles spool and skcin Ross p.'.ut
corset SceS, new style Dutiois all kinds Su edrrs
loves Hosiery, nett caps aud units Tses combs tot,
il cssng aud IVORY, Umbrellas
Iaurs' TrmmfngS.-Hest canvass aud raldiur sill.
cies, silk aud wofstcd hest blue sewing sin
lWiSi AMI Thread new siyie Buttons Bindings aud az.
ecia'y oscn by piece To TailOrs aud Others cXtra
rench ciuits and casSinercs. new Nesiiups 1v,eeJs
cloths ior cluaks, linc lankeinr paid nse,s ths
hc~c few articles of nrv Goods not Ia futI i'm
lur stock. TAIIANT < DFI Npt tIN - !
Nhceling sen. -. 1876.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-17

= CORNER OF MONROE Axp WATER srs.
.onsisiihg iu part OF the follow inv. gat,n Ic,,s
enNs OF .ve'y KIND Slate cord Linen nah d. I,a,,
K ",ookne,u &C. Ginghsms, Cotton COssmcrcs HEAVY
rcscys, Satincs. Linens of all kinds sumner ro,ls
t p'Sn coating Iwceds Gold nXcd do nark do Drah
~ S.winer cloths Susperdcrs Gloves and Stocks
TX NNAIs-siik and SATIN; s'so Gnghain and lac
"nct cravsis Scarf, Sk aud SATIN ~ -
tinc CaSsiuercS. French Doe 81 IN do. Fsnrv pi.,t.
trenc1l do; Wool Black Burkskin s '''
every quaiity. - '" VI
= CLoIHS-Surcr fine French cloth black do l,ue o
Green do, Brown do. Invisible Green do -
AZ OF which VIII hc made order al The sbo,,,y,
notice and most fashionable and n~atcS style aud AZ 49,
lew prices II snot Necessary me to tell tho rnbi
maj am TAILOR for " il wei known tina, b,Nc
held my place Fashionable Tailor from, tl, ,cr 10,
ca support of this Fasionaie oominuuit y and ay. al
WAYS stood No 7. ~ "NA
The public will hrd IL 10 their adv ace 10 ali a, H.,
Great Central Route Clothing store where tley Nil AMI
FRS, rate assortment OF
&c dv .ss0Sfe SlOfhjny
al OF this Springs make and the accumua, ION of an
old stock of eight or ten ycsrs' standing assure ,bc
Pu"o OF mos" no patroniyc that all NV garments
are made IN TIE latest s}e, good Goss AVID win w,r
ram nay WORK Ia ~. and for how rRICEss th,t CAN'T b
GAINS. ~ S i'' n-N"
aP 20. A. NJ ,n,,,s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-17
NEW DRY G0Ous STORE.
~ Thg ROOM FORMERLY OCCUPIED ~
MIX ISAIAH COOPER
Nearly opposite the North IpeSfern Bonk
MIN Sl,REE,r NN,uLLIIN1. -

MAIN STREET. WHEELING.
I'VE er has just opened aud j. StilI receiving
new. vcsy large and extensive stock OF Fancy and
Seple Dr! Goods. sui able for The and approach
ing season. which Will &c offered TO the citizens ct Vhcc
ing aud Ncnty ~ prices that hut please eitb,r
by wholesale 90 retail. Give call Sud we Win tale
pleasure m show ing goods. You can then iurc for
Nonrs'Nes Whether Tie goos and prices wu suit vou
Ae stock consists -, rar OF ve~y larsc assortment
OF French, English and American Clo;hs and
Saitncs. kcrncky Jcars kercys. Gold Mixed r,vced
and Beaver Co;hs. Blcached and Brown MuSus White
ana Red fiannc's, Caution flannc. Checks and insey
m endless tauti,ie geo pieces Irius 80 rieccs Cine
nan assorted. irish Linens. Ceore Canlrrs 81 E,,,
toidsFed CSssimcre-, iain Velvet, Mcro Satin ana
Sk Ncsiings, Geuts satin Black Italian CrsVais Mons
lin ncainc', 10 riccrs Cashmere de Coss Sik. Air,
cas- Boul alnes. ftench aud English Mcrinoes Frcn,
. a'nere nclsne end Cashmere Rutes. NnroImc Che,
New Sivie Dress Goods. Back and II silks Satin
striped SIR, Watcrcd SIX. Swiss and Nun Nuslins
anihric aud Isconci Muslin. White Tsr;c'ou &C an
iactevcry variety OF Dress Goods numerous 10 men.
t'on Embroidered 1hitct and On,tra Sfawk Plain Thi
rt Embroidered Persian and Printed Cashncrc SLa,vls
AS" variety OF all other dissertation OF haws All
Kinds Of Hosiery ,GiuVCs Miti- Bonucs Z Eonnct Rp r.
,ohs french Flowers. &C Swiss Jaronet Elgine. and
'"se'',rgS' Thread aud SILK Edgin=s Sad In,crtnrs
-'.' VIM. HALEY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-17
Ne. wli4Rlo>-

&C.. $3.50. icNr 81 reuuii Ic lie irsrrlior Of
ms nor IN ho Tn g, TO inform ny cIs.nn ers ihst
nave jus' returned nom New York, 10 ale'pls and M.
lny,., snd so now receiving ny tau s-nok ii Ia,
Huo's h WHOSE - EiNo as well cnmp'rc as,ort
eht 81 new ard desirable goods t0T aiing wleb All
ucd ny former masses my rrcsrnt r'ock arr, rn,
be,e IN ION Do aEiWcns ansl Yell il sl~... NV
4tAli ellit-AA hfi-iur- Allu ~, = ~ -
"a III. That want goods ~ low prices ard good articles
49, now Is vOnr ChsucC az No iSS Market tcet
have Just received fOm the Eastern markets sycno-a
assortment of Goods of every description lag IA
part OF Dry OopS nOW esios and Fancy Articles oTovcrv
tarioty.and somc tia, think will please the fancy Of
our n"f fashionable adcs. Also first Iaie sEsottn eat
OF Qucenswsrc Chp ac, &c Also gosal assortment
ofTabe and o,hOr Gallery lardwsre, Also general
tost quality. . r.HE t
We hayeon haEd puTeN iislc ofror for meiics rur.
poses. ~ 10. u. M'CiNNIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-17
EN@iS u Es II " G II.
INSIfISANCE.


u lSKs VIII &c taken Nv the FIRE = MARINE IN
StkANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING Ar rnE
LOWEST RATS
contents; '''
s,esnhoa's factories. mills, &c.
Iuniturc
And ucrchandsc &c all kinds
And against al dangers attending the alton Of
goods on rivers. lakes. seas. eanais and railroads
For the character of the company a. To- psoprt,,rc
and leray in the adjustment and payment OF i,ss,. :
we hog leave 20 refer 20 the merchants uf this n,rr ana
elsewhere who have had the adjustment OF c,,s u,,
US. ONCE on Main street. Il. W. HARDING sce'y
aug {.
RETURN PREMIUMS.
rr1HE FlRE AND MARINE INst n NNCR CONPA
- M oF WHEELING " ~ return ION ver cent on Nh
premiums received Tor RISKS taken this time ,vhc
no loss has occurred. -
f,l - n " uNpDtNc So,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-17
nay GpppS
"A LITTLE LATER THAN THE LATEST
NEW (,stDnS

lobN ELLIOTT Las received. end - now ,,reuinr A
new ard splendid assortment OF Dry GOOIS ard,,
ie'' ~ hiS sore on Main tiYt1. NJ iri wrs, ii.
u"'s Above Market hlcy. which he Tess AZ tho lowe
esh prlces 10 which he would syi the ai'cntinn-of
ovnhtry merchants, rcdcrs. and lbs cusiorerS rcnc~-
lN, consisting ~ rau Of sin. Coshnc-c. Thi ~ and
nsin de siiss SHAW ,; silks. rsrss muslin al, in.
va grglans ~ Al prices, ffeuci and Eneish cio hs
sa'incis, twccylS Jeans and farnc'~ or an
kmdsi cloth cars. lcos. Shoes looking s1sscs pirnre
~ ~ g. &c oseiher with general assortment ofdnu g.
" utf eoos tat'ofs Trimmings aud trimmings Dr an
kin; an assortment fhrssS DAY ard 20 horr corts
the lsst gua;y, always on hand
n. b'-leddlats q q uost respectfully invited 10 cau
as ~ assortment of rutions their iucs ALWAYS ol
%" hand and Al prices TO compete with any other cs.
lisliii cut IN this city. -sc,,lt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-17
GTO, RICKBTIs.
TAILOR AND DRAPER

- NTELi uftNe city uf Esiiinme. would resrseihtly
~ inform the cittzcue % Whcding and vtcuity ths'
Doe has arcre 80 hHment Main street fr doofs
below tnc Nrsiuis liuie s'd door Go ths Motring
Telegraph 90 &C. Where rrnfcreris Garments tll le
ade up tho resfrsf snt most tshi0usie sfVif ard
reason sc prices Having trru afraTed cutter The
iat }csr uf the Beet establishments the
tern cities ha fsttrr. Hiss THAT 90 viii tc allie 90 give
rrrrrff safisaffHu t1 I ,eh0 far fsvof hun with tif
sustnH. 40 aIprsItICc wanted u learn tc above huti
ul..s seuI sf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-17
00'''' i SeH0oi coAMiSSSSIl,oNERsl OLDHAM
CPS. CAPS

sT5E subscriber having jus, returned from The gsstss,
- cities with large and well selected stock o ears ~
every variety AVID style H vogue VIII - happy sc his
friends and Old customers. well new I'll biz sioTc
t7S Nan street where every effort willie nise 70 ps s
AL The afove goods were purchased for cash sod viii
~ sod a. small advance nom cost
scpH MCAILAM
n box supsTfne fresh LEMONS received and sor s.'s
~ sep ~ MRS HEATING
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-17
NEVER LEr TT BE said AGAIN TIL 4
SCROFULA Is INCURABbR.

4 fE following from ~ respectable ciifrus.
was, hY 1iq 0rne W and without solicitation. FiVtr
20 ~ used n such manner may deem hest ia She
good of The ruhir.
This Del certify ths' coinfrd iot Jpl vs. A. cuffd
off Frrofnfa ~ the 81 arvru tenfrs uf nFFNTITN
GERs VEGETABLE AFFIRMATIVE MD REFrO
EATINE ~ HUf, Hfer having teen pronounced iHtu.
taiIc bs rcsrfc' a'g uitf sitiaus Ifis now f months
since De- qur using tud Hr o az arrcutufrs eniud
ard tn good Heshh. would therefore earnestly fct1m.
nCFd % go al reuns suffering under scf0frioug sIfr
t.ons relieve b viH sssufeiy cFef cure ~ u.ei
AZ directed FUWOOUROW.
Wlsriiur N8. tuiv q. faff
q crHinrer', Abcrauge Fvnir - c9fnaoiNffn'frf Of
NeFs AL cs pfrrsfcd differently fon auy fue iere0of
iaii dOvn. % very pleasant o e tsse sid 1tlourt
afts a. clthsriir. vtf BE- may ie taken ahY iDnrl o
iinic without wsakeninr ihr raIiCuf 10 VII euro 81
diseases sfisrr nrurfy OF Che bood. FOR rafNc
uisfs rkN al BrerflmFef's Areihcra Afnianf sIUaf
lWhechnr. SEES "a BRENrLiNern.
=, ExTs Vie s,h W. 70. c,-s. sr,sssis s.,...s =.
- ,efre5 Is ~.u AcAtisMs. Mas q.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-17
BKENTIINl.EW : APOrEnUA,

y.
YAf4 J)lClN MS can he had 81 this ahshmeut ~ any
~t hour Of the nicl Ih siciaus iptiuls PIT up
with ACCURACY aud Spices Ofthe hest gusHy
foT family use. D. a. BRENTIINGER,
Proprietor aud Nuendant. 4
\. u Persons calling after the so q closet win pessc
use the knpeker ON tho door. " ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-17
PANNlGLL'S5
TQCNCCO AID CtGAR sTnUE

lOt Main 81. Neur NJ q. ~ Bagk.
sSrT HERE tHo has isi been reegvcd he la-ge.
~ end finest sssorricu, of tuetcs, hr1pds lars
direct from tie cusof House az Baltimore the' hi-
ver cen In Whcelpr. coll sAduy them. en- who ere
fond OF nc dcicious Gssrance Tic sromsc Havsps
and yOu viii convinced uai such Tot Of ,.1rs uas.
really never icllfc lDtn brought fo this marhci.
Anogg other cCloIrsied ricRrs are She i1iluf.ing
2tCO Nashint0nl u Norma 500 La Marina
500 la CcictT5ls fpt0iuftrs. Cut1rrf
500 Ia Espsrsrga SoOU Plaptauan reu dno
eco La succa 10000 Principe, Steamboat
10000 Ia tuds COCO do a. it Cruz
coo Hsvona Eaeio eco do Iusto SAM
5000 Havana Iaus1a 500 do Maruei Rerfnn
acc Manila tltrOO'r shtU DO NiUcfas da RAM,
NJ here also Kept chewing tq sJ0o uf go Kind. 4lt
rrtes Az tho Do coehrarod ttands of Richmond qrf
LyucbtuT-h, Of lh j 3D. and plugs, q o %. Which 81
cred win confidence tha' thcy wiz es. fg Haa 70
udous. CaI arduy sus - AJIANNEfI