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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-25

ECLIPSE OF THE SUN Our readers are re-
minded of the Eclipse of the Sun which is to
take place to-day. 1t will commence at II h.
5m 52s. and continue Oh. Ssm. so that every
one can have ample opportunity to view this
interesting spectacle. The eclipse will be tota
on the island of Cuba and in the north OF Qua
temaa This will be the last large eclipse Of
the sun visible to us until May 26, 1854, and
indeed only twice during the present century
viz: Aug, l, 1869, and May 20, 1900, will the
inhabitants of the Atlantic States see tota
eclipse. These will be confined to a very
small part of Virginia and North Carolina
Besides these, there will be but two echpses
viz: Sept 30, 1875, annular in Massachusetts,
and October 10, 1865, in the Carolinians.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-25

hy- Whoever wants to add to their POCKET MO-
NEY, should step into COLVIN & CO.'S this morn
ing, and take package of single tickets in the ia
VOre little Small Fry-The Capital for % cents
only 10 think of il 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-25

national FAIR. The manufacturers and
mechanics of this State should bear in mind,
that the great National Fair is to be held in
Washington city on the Goth of next month
1t is confidently hoped that Maryland will be
fully represented upon that interesting occa-
will bear favorable comparison with that of
any other section fthe Union.
1t has been suggested by correspondent Of
the National Intelligencer, that the Fair shall
be closed by grand dinner-to which another
writer objects, and proposes as substitute ga
grand National BALL." and he says, that the
building erected for the occasion will contain
600 couples, who may be seen dancing on the
same floor at the same time-"a thing never
surpassed in this or perhaps any other country
lie also proposes that ladies and gentlemen
shall appear on the occasion dressed, as far a,
practicable, in goods of American manufacture
"a very good suggestion.
As between the dinner and the ball, we give
our vote in favor of the latter-not that we
shall attempt to "trip it on the light fantastic
toe"-but simply because we think that il
would be more pleasing to the ladies. Lee
there be no "dining and wining," and toastna
and speechfying-but an amusement in which
the ladies can participate-and Baltimore will
furnish an array of beauty that will astonisl
the M. C.'s, and perhaps incline the Sd 40 war
hawks to prefer being wounded by the arrows
of Cupid, to risking a shot from British cannon
THE GREAT LIvERPo OIL Lieut.. Mcleod
the commander of this vessel when she wa:
wrecked on the coast of Spain, committed sui.
eide a few days afterward, through grief and
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-25

PLATES, of every size, for sale by the case dozen,
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES to be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of entirely new
patterns never before introduced i'll Baltimore made
to order of the very best materials and by the best
workmen: together with Gilt Box CORNICES:
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
Sc Sc for sale and made 10 order, cheap as they
can be obtained at any esLablishmentin the United
States F.. s. FRYER,
Milf No North Gay street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-25

AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE. The entertainments
announced for the afternoon perfoma nee at the Mu
scum to day of highly entertaining character,
particularly to the juvenile portion of the COM
muny. These afternoon entertainments, we are
pleased to see, are literally patrOnized.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-25

Gz- FRESCO PAPERHANGINGS. The subscri-
Der would call the attention Of persons intending to
have PAPERHANGING done this Spring, to his ex
tensive assortment of fine super Freseo Paror Hall,
Dining room and Chamber PAPERHANGIkGS,
Borders, SC. His stock is fresh and embraces the
very lates styles of superior Papers. Also very
large assortment Of fine common Paperhangings, on
reasonable terms. Also, large lot of splendid French
Fire Board Prints
JOHN G. HOLLAND. IS Gay street,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-25
JUHN 2, HULLNNU, 10 Gay sITbtI,
ap24-2w near the odd Fellows Hall

p3-BALTIMORE SATURDAY VlSITER-CoN
TENTS: Besides the conclusion of the thrilling tale
of "Pedar Molly" by Mrs. Amman, and The 'Pre-
detion," another fine original poem by the Stranger;
also third collection of the SGems of Indian ElO-
quence;" q. Edward Lester's Card in reply to Park
Benjamin & Goa complete using up; editorial
showing up the editors of the ''COntinental Bubble''
deserved; Visit tn the Penitemtiary; Sketch of the
Life of Theodore Parker; Proceedings of the Bal
timOre RepealGrs; Letter from Philadelphia, con-
corning DR.. Hollick; Latest Foreign News; Jokes;
Tales for Children, &c.-making a capital family
miscellany. Price per single copy, put up in wrap
pers, cents; per year 81 so, 81 for months, five
copies, per year, to one address IS. Office No. 10
North street. ap242t'
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-25

no CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish tie
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases. Breast. pins; Ear rings; Silver Plated Oak.
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S assortment, which is com
pete, athis Old Established Store, Waterst I'd door
from, Calvert. aDS
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-25

SsITUaTION WANTED, by a young man who
= can come highly recommended, an assistant
in grocery -four, or commission store any other
respectable mercantile business, where he could
make himself useful to his empIoyer-good refer
ences will be given. Apply a!
LIZ, SCOTTl'S intelligence Office,
apps No. 10 Exchange Place.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-25

EMORY ~ CO.'S PRIZE LIST!
W. GOOD AGAlN-GREAT LUCK!!
SgOUO sold to dry goods merchant, to Nos 25 20 81
4 1000 TO Nos. IL 30 g., sold Halter on Prattst
700 whole ticket TO Nos % 80 50, sent to Goshen,
N. York. The above prizes were all sold in yester-
days Lottery, at our old established and well known
Prize Agency.
II fri Baltimore, Md,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-25

| The MUSEUM, The entertainments at the Saloon
this evening for the benefit of Mr.. Mlckin. She
ridan Knowles new comeday of the Glove Chase -
will be performed, The characters in the piece are
| llpocf
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-25
~ no EVER FAILED TO BE sue

" no EVER FAILED TO BE sue \
w CESSFUL AT NJ. DOYLE'S Capital Pris,l
Depot, No l44 Pratt St, opposite the Railroad depg
next to Bradshaw's United States Hotel We ali
swer-None! If any one doubts this, let them gi}5}
this lucky office trial in some of the splend q
schemes for this week. Last week some very hanlS
some prizes disposed of to the patrons of DOYLP,
who is always on hand, and who keeps better ST. T
lection of numbers than is to be found at any oth
Office in the city. 'el
FRIDAY, capital $4,000, tickets So, shares i.er
proportion. VI
The celebrated Thomas Thumb Lottery on Satu !,
day, capital $4,000 tickets 81, halves so cts, quai
tiers % cts package Of wholes in this splendih
scheme costs only $l2; halves only Sc, quarters So
eghths 81 So Y,
Don't let slip the present opportunity of venturine
small sum. which may bring You over 81 900.
liberal discount will be paid to persons who pue
chase by the package or quantity. Il
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers, IN
the package, single ticket, share. All orders, p
mail or otherwise, addressedto X
Nj. DOYLE, No. 144 Prattstreei, %
1t TR1 Opposite B * o. r. r. Depot i,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-25

GNHEAP MATING D
" AND OIL CLOTHS. Il
have now on hand a large assortment of Flo,5
OIL CLOTHS, at the following very low prices: r.
A Floor OIL CLOTHS, 37Ic per a
A Canton MATING, 20c per ,,
Wide heavy OIL CLOTHS, suitable D
for Halls and Rooms, SOC per u
JOHN c. HOLLAND, 4s Gay street, s
apps near the odd Fellows Hall.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-25

VIRGINIA ELECTION RETURNS. The cleo
ton for members of the legislature of Virginia
took place on Thursday. The only import
ance attached to the result is that U. S. Sc
nator is to be chosen next winter in place of
Mr.. Archer. BY the Winchester Republican
extra, we learn that Wall, whig, and Carson,
dem. are elected i'll Frederick county. The
vote stood:-Wall, s4S; Long, 925; Carson,
$50; Wood, Sill. This is a wing loss of one
delegate. We learn from the Virginia Free
Press that in Jefferson county the vote stands
Hunter, COZ; Thompson, 5Ss; Kennedy 469
Washington, 2lS; Chambers, 1879; Fitzsim.
mons, 60. All wings. In Richmond city
Mayo, wing, is elected over Brooks Boil
wings Lancaster, whg, is elected in Henrico
DELEGATES APPOINTED. At the late meet
ing the 4th Presbyterry NEW SCHOOL, of Phil
adelphia, the following eminent Diynes an,
Laymen were delegated to represent that bod
in the Convention Of the Christian Alliance
and the Worlds Temperance Convention
which are to meet in London in August, viz
Rev. Thomas Brainard, Rev. Albert Barnes
Rev, Joel Parker, d. D., Rev, Arson Rood
Ambrose White and Charles Wints, Esqrs, {
Philadelphia, Hon. VIM. Darling, of Reading
ODD FELLOWS HALL. The new and bea,
tful Hall of the Odd Fellows Association
recently erected in Charleston, S. c., was ded
Gated with appropriate ceremonies Oh Saturd'
night last. The Hall was crowded, about oil
third of the audience consisted Of ladies.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-25

WEIGH AND DELEvAN's CIRCUS Our Washington
city renders will not forget that this is the last even
ing this celebrated establishment will remain in the
Metropolis. Let the pavilion be full to OVERLOOKING
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-25

The FAIRS. THIS is the last day that the fairs will
remain open. Be and give them a call-many
splendid articles remain unsod. The fair for the be-
neft of the Third German Reformed Church, is be
ing held in The basement of the church, corner of Sa
raoga and Paca streetsthe for the benefit of ST.
Vmcenl's Male Orphan Asylum, at the Franklin sa.
Innn South street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-25

OUR Book TABLE. We have received the follow
ing publications from Messrs. William Taylor s. Co.
Moore's Select Library, No.3, containing "scenes
and Adventures in Spain, from 1885 to $780," by
POGO Mars.
"My Sporting Box" by Frank Forester-beiog
volume of Carey s. Harris Library of Humorous
American Works-an amusing publication. Price
so cents.
clog of a Privateersman Hundred Years Ago, y
BY Captain Marryatt, r. N,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-29
MR.. BOYD's SCHOOL.

We alluded on Friday. The examination az
the Rev. Mr. Boyd's school on Meiu S., oud
we cemot iorbear expressing lbe highest dc.
gree of qualification at hi, evident capacity
and tact ior teachiag, erij the evident appli-
cation and improvement ol his pupils. The
cougse of examination in the morning com
mcnced with Euclid, whose problems were
demonstrated with an evidence of tall com.
prehension OF that ancient and profound mlth
cmaiician rarely exhibited then Latin iransla
tions exhibiting unusual progress in llc lin.
occupied by the students Then dcluoastra
tons taken at random from Davies Al.ebw
in which the young ladies, particularly excel.
el. English History and English CIR mmcl
followed in which all were at home. la thC
evening, younger pupils were examined il
Arithmetic, Astronomy, Grammar, Spellin,
aud Geography, in all OF which the skill o
the teacher and application of the scholar
were manilcSt, aud from all of which we fcl
convinced that there are iew teachers who eH
Gel MIR. & Mrs. Boyd, in capacity to instruct
After a vacation which commences now
the ensuing session commences in August ana
we sincerely trust he will haze Il full scloo
as hc richly deserves
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-29
REAL ESTATE MARKET.


F3TilE undersigned have organized an ASSOCI ATED
- AGENCY, extending 10 various parts of our coun-
iy and g" Europe, FOR the purpose OF collecting ,his
purchase REAL ESTATE such authentic inforrnSiicIl
a. VIII enable them with tte DELAY trouble or eN
Icsc. ~ hud spot where they cam on lie most fsyor.
lie icrus procure for themselves home. adapted IN all
respects Ia their circumstances and warts.
We Keep REGISTER Of REAL ESTATE on sa'c,'
publication cu,i;l,d the AMERICAN REAL ESTATE
ADNERIlSER containing GAIA oguc. with locations,
descriptions and priccswich extensively circulated
/ on TON sides of tie Atlantic
WIN thcsc arrangements prepared to ncrotsts
s-cs OF exchanges Of REAL ESTATE OF every ,escrip
hon' shua'c'i ~ eny pan Of the UNITED STATES.
Knowing that la ilic : aics OF Virginia. Kentucky
Tennessee and Missouri, there large quantities %
New Lands aud many cultivated farms for sale at low
prices, aud on accommodating terms, and regarding
toi snd eiimoc o those states favorable for az
rruursl product ions, satisfied n is only pcrrs-ay
emigration viii create an cccius demand for moi ON,
We new lands and cultivated fas, hut for the
ihh'fai lcNsniss and water power for manufacturing
purposes 81 oundiug ni those regions; aud viii result IN
offensive SAFES. mutually adv antagcons to 10th huycr and
We have or tic last year had ff,ssrt an,,iea,ions
COR lands in those States actually sold more A.
,,..r W i'incscc than any other State n the Union
We therefore lsue Ibis circular solicit consienn,s,-
o. such lands. improved or unmprovcd. in
me states owe named with particular description or
'he p'"lstH' 'octon, terms, and surrounding crcum
stances VIC VIII enter all such descriptions our
gser without charge. and II accompanied by remit
,sCc OF So VIII SdNeftise the same IN the American
Real Estate Register When owner gives us power
~ a orucy 10 si, viii do 80. and remit him the
pn,rydri m Iot 'Ss' We VIII direct purchasers to tho
~ either cssc WHOM sac is effected hy u- or to a
purchaser directed 10y w. our commission viii be-, for
new "H"s ic per cent Tor improved property two and
copy OF hr Real Estate AIvcriser,yi be sent to a.
ny e s.,,, M s,s may request y" ,,,rr,,,
5o"ntA WEnu. \ li2 broadway. New York.
~ fcr y ~ authorized accut % The Company
IN Hee'ne aud viii promptly attend TO al orders IN Ia
lcia't. iJc2fl j. T.. WHARTON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-29
POS 'CEgRHDT',
The Mobile Tribune Of the lolh s,,..

In addition to what is stated i'm ibese ac.
counts, 1t Is stated that Camargo and Reno.
so had caplulatcd in advance of the move.
ment OF Gen. Taylor and that he was wal;
ing only the means of transrcrlinghiS iruou,
up the Flo Grdndc 20 march towards Them.
The army, VIC are informed notwi,hstnnl.
! ing reports 10 ihc CONTRARY, is in excellent
health and eager for more active service.
The main body OF the rcsulur army is on
the right bank ol the river, Capt. Desh, =
command and the Washington and Jackson
Regiments OF Louisiana volunteers occupy
the left bank. Gov Henderson, al the head
OF about one thousand Texan troops. reached
the banks OF the Rio Cimnde on the lOtb inst
Seventeen warriors of the Tonkaway tribe OF
Indians accompanied The Texans. The sight
OF these Indians created much alarm to The
Inhabitants of Matamous and It's vicinity. as
they fear that Gen. Taylor will let them loose
upon lhcm.
ihe Alabama companies, ST. Louis and
Louisville Lcgions are at Brazos Island. Col
HI .las Y sPGyon's, Davis and Featherstons
los. sss are al IRA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-29
ron TBE TINES.

FOR TIE TINES.
"HoN0R TO WHOM HONOR Is DUE. I,
mr.. EdiOr-ln your paper of Saturday
morning YOU make the statement. in reference
to the fire in South Wheeling, that the First
Wheeling Hose Company was first ON the
ground AMI fought manlully; which, not be-
ing to the full correct, we beg leave TO amend
as follows.
The Guarls.Firc Company was first on the
ground and their hose playing on the fire be-
fore any other company came in sight The
/ First Wheeling hose came next with one reel
but without sufficient hose to reach the FIRE.
and three sections not in use were taken from
the reel Of the Guards, which still being def.
cicnt, the line OF hose was made up from thc
second reel OF the Hose Company, which by
this time came up. The Hope was next, but
from the situation OF the fire without bese
cnough their deficiency was, however made
/ up by the remaining sections of the First Rose
Company. The fire by this time, as usual
under such circumstances. had concluded 10
"give in, with but little damage to the build-
ing.
As to the fighting manrdlly," we all (youy-
selfincludcd) doubtless did the best we could.
Now We have made the above correction,
not by way of dispamgcment to any company
ON the ground, for we cherish to all alike III,
best feelings, but simply that in every case
where honor is the need of duty' each shoult
have FAIR PLAY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-29

view To profit as 10 Try their market, and
hoping to- receive IN return suitable directions
or Suggestions for better method for prepar-
inS aud shipping such woods TO England. The
result has been volumiuouS correspondence.
giving ample details, aud all the particulars
required. Ii j. from this correspondence and
the results OF those actual sales, as we'll as
lrom personal observation and Inflammation.
that venture the opinions already expressed
| trust that past errors may be avoided in the
iuture-and now have done with the prepar-
alton aud shipment.
j remain yours truly,
HAMILTON GAY,
%, South street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-29

a Convention OF delegates favorable to the
prosecution OF the public works of the State
OF New York, and particularly the immediate
enlargement of the Erie Canal, assembled at
Rochester on the 10Th instant Resolutions
were adopted in keeping with The objects of
The Convention, and a committee was appoint
ed 10 draft memorial for the signature of the
citizens generally demonstrating against any
provision in the new Constitution imposing
restrictions upon the Legislature in the pros
ccution OF the Public Works.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-29

returned To the group, aud taking aside the
masters mate, whom he knew. laid briefly
before him hts project The old tar entered
into II with zeal. Together they went to the
docks, where, ON account of the blackade lay
Idle a large number of vessels Of every DIES
cnpuon. Fhey were not long in discovering
such craft as suited them; a hudson sloop col
seventy tons. She was Immediately put in
tnm Tor sailing by the masters mate, and
three or four men whom he employed, while
the oiheer proceeded to buy up and send on
board his live stock.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-29

zoe Inscriptions 90 tIIc Stock Of NJ. penn,
Z '''Hi' Railroad Ca.uc in rapidly. ami m.
l''p'c. is lig'it and cheering W. ~, cd
,i' i' Itau ihai many OF tLc ,gb.,,i,Il '..,.
"''' b.e1 lor small amounts. Jy person. ,,....
''.""i aHom to take suns. agi ,,l, H.
swri ihc most coamcuIsbs ~
,''p ,incn capable Of spaling INV 5,u.
!u''' N.' business wos 10 step Erv,a,l ,.l
NV, 81" TIE subscription Bd,,is vp,il 4.
]" DAY, euf fhe amount ,o bnif.I az.
'o'j b f,ady.- L. $. Ca.e'ie. ~ wv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-29
STlCKNEY's CIRCus

we would call tho attention of the publ,
TO 'he Advertisement Of Sickncy's Circus il
'no'hc' column The company has been re-
c'h'ly performing with great success at Piu,
Dursh' We arc told by those who know tina
'hey act up to the very letter of their extcn.
si'e bills which are posted up in town. and
u So ueir entertainment must prove the mos,
a'"ac''e one OF the season. As will be seen
py Tie bills, they perform three time, ON ,5o
Fourth. We need not take the pains TO b..
speak Tor them foil houses. they will have
them Of course. They will arrive in Who'll.
ing on "Wednesday night or Thursday morn.
mg' and give their fast treat ON Thnr.,lav
evening next
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-29

=, The intelligent correspondent Of the New
iofk Evening rost confirms the giyiur-out ol
inr Boston Post tlRta leading object Of 49,.
act which h1s lately passed Congress conc, ,ol
ins 'h' Army General Officers Is To- drive h,,,
uanr"l Scott and Geuerai Gaines from ill.,
Is. 90 "ct s3ys the correspondent. f..
.'..' i'. '.ruaclne hat Geutnl- Srpu AMI
9.l.' "hH ~ d'HFissed at tIir abJvrd..i.
~ "i"'. % ihr Prrs'deBt -hpli uina iit.i f...
-.s"l ih' sftirc require &C. Tmsis tIa
| ''". .Hii have known lbr S.ns.c ta
,.'l 20 ihn h'u,e upon a question OF au,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-29

The steamer Western, Capt. Baker. leave.
Tor Cincinnati and Louisville this morninc y,
10 o'clock. The Western draws but eiuI,,sen
inches water, and runs well. Persons t5ayelI'
ing thai way, would consult their Interest b,.
securing passage on her, a. they will be- snrS
l" gel 10 their places OF destination v;tbo,,
being detained by low waler.-PHts. Po[i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-29
c. BRlNCKERHOFF'S

n REMARK ABLE and singular aues. ion has jnst
sH--A l,cn made by eminent member of the Medical
Faculty, a. 10 ihc curative power &. Binckerhof's
hcal Restorative IN cases Of Consumption chronic
Congis aud Go de- aud Pains IN the side and Chest This
EthNcnSn FURNISHES his patients with the Restorative
ana hltS y a'~oulcly necessary, nc
upton 10 produce She Astonishing fcalizc
-: - ia- reuiieni stands among
n'eihfrn CO one OF Tie shcd OF their
u'hNc5t ms name - len with the proprietor for refer.
yuCc' ihc cas- no doubt h That in few years the leg
nF physcinrs VIII prescribe this remedy and tina; AZ
cc patients VIII use u aud bless the hour that il
htuc Known "a ihcn IN. Being ;Tuiy fine herb med
' y Is consequently az more import snre a. every one
VeS safety while usirg ~. and sense of danger as n
&c Wcio using dele c;i1uS minerals. MT. Mike ret
80 herr,iit % New Work. used the Restorative and
VS. cured wholly rom dangerous cough and ex pretnra
lpu. Ie cdu"r 90 The Commercial Advertiser with Al,
earnest appeal conrcns the confidence of The sicI
90 aNei iaEiy calls upon tem al give Il a fair trial
FiH'e eiihiisng every hope. The following certii.
chemist "" W" hoiN
nave annelizcd to.iic 81 medicine called C. Brine.
'u"il Health Restorative aud ind that IL does n,t
con am mercury any other metallic preparation nor
o'm ~ ANY oi IFS forms. II - composed Of vcg.abo
"'"''Vi eh1ifcly. JAMES X. Chiffon NJ ID
m, &. BBINCkERiiOFF, Propr ic,or NJ "
Horace Everett e. : AGENT = f'f''' ~ =
ilhciisi ottce, ~ Hudson street.. New York
~ Nss,'s Tor W hceng. brs JAMES BAKER aud 4 a
ip3u' Vest NicNandcr, Ia. BRY ANF A. CRAVEN -
- s-e"'- IN almost every town Ia theJ. = toso
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-29
a cARll.

DIR. EOFF tenders his thanks TO the mem
bers Of the different Fire Companies 4 this
City. for their prompt and successful efforts IN
saving his property from the fire, on Friday
of last week.
Wheeling, juno 29nh.