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CoxsAcKIR. Sent. q. 1915.
RHEuMATIsM AND FILES

. 90, - SEPTEMBER IG, 1876.
DR. TOWNSEND Dear Sir Ny wife has been s,r ss,ye.
raj years afflicted w'i rheumatism. She las tried many
different remed'eh 10 obtain some relief but all pr
pose She finally inuc. by seeing your advertise.
msnt, 70 give your SARSAPARilLA trial / was also
together with man IN my employ badly troubled with
rla, complaint was conn letey cur.d coilsi.r II
Of the bet Of medicines and wou advise all ho are
afflicted 10 give IL "a trial ll5 CERT. r. M
-t tT9 ass s3,p GARRIT GARRABRANT
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Fine French Letter and Post Papers.
FINE assortment Of thsse Papers, together with Eng,
sh md American Papers Bolh ruled md plain con,
stnndy o hand The best 81 English loltng Paper, rel
sale and retail, by VIM w. ROSE, y
oct ly. .4.' ImDorter of Stationery 10 Wall II &
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NUNsING BOYVIL Es. 81 !

no ~ IL. Il NQNsING BOH'iLEs, in q 81
A ND BREAST SHIELDS -Wiil patent flexible ivory
IL mouihp piece. gif ~ ttfga is' "ftNH ftEF'
The ubsrber erpectfy socis the attention Of those
in,hressd 70 these aonii1vaness for feeding Infants
h ISL Ihey are iree from lpsie snel aud piable )
a. VIII NOT act on fhe mix nor the milk on them
l. w They are kept ceaii with very Little lsonbic
AIT Are The best known artificial means ior feeding in,
ahts rhey have been lnse years and give very
decided saiisaction Fires 81 and 81 bI Isl e bir
EuG DlPtfy, 800 Broadway,
corner Of HouatoH street
Caution Limitations 6lny ARTICLES already offered Tor
sale M various quarters BE particular 10 the stamp
and ask or Dnhys Pain Arising dftle or Breast Shield
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English Carpetings and Flooor Oil
l lanI- NV Cloths. ~. nv

JEFFERSON Il HUMPHR EY, i32 Pearl street, near Ma.
Olson have lust received By late arrivals large lot o.
kLDMLNS1ER CAEFEYINGiS AND on CLOTHS,
with designs and patterns which will be sold at whots
or retail at reduced prices. t'i' H1t oct 8 1y'
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TO senators, asepresentatives,& Legisinto,,
= FOURTH EDfrloN NEARLY ExiiAusrED orl.I
!, THE SSTAI'ESAIAN,S MANUAL.

NEARLY f'UGR1HOUiSAND COPIES 81 this vuiuabl
~ Aaiibai Work has been III one year. Iil
ruth Edition % Ia the press aid viii be ready IN lew ds
Two large eSo, 7UV pages Price SOL a s'
From Ne Jonisa1i 81 (0ukmtrpe u Angrtsf 10, 1876
lhis " ole Of The most important books ptDsied ii
the uled Safes for long lint The country eeus sc
WORK, M Which NY ready reference Inc cilixen finds ID
once all tie valuable opinions tile course and policy d.
the nalioI,, from ihe be8npiig.tS
Good ana responsible Agents will fnd profitable ts
ness 70 canvass districts and legislators
ble WORK: estlf Stif{h ~, WALKER, s3uj. /
OCT S-1y'lYt ddia.ilfii M II III Fulton street
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Albion Life Insurance Company.
LONDON AND NEW york. II,

,INSTITUTED IN 1906
NOTICE Is hereby gwen that persons insured in the AL
IN bon from this date permitted visit Europe, at al
Of the year. rstclass yessels without any pay
chhrge for risk; and that their policies sal
remain in full force during such voyages and residence Ii
any part Of Europe. 5.1. HHi1V
Prospectus win modified conditions, rates. &c may b,
had on application to the agents. 81 'u 'h
JOSEPH FOWLER,
oct 3 ly' H. $. BUCHANAN
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~. !

pEQuIRTNG neither scaling WAY NM 4
~ wie arr imported and for sale by NslIasro ~. sam
" NJ gppUn,s Tue pos Office worthy de asuon
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Efou who have Pale Compilations, Dull Eyes Botches
on the Face, Rough SKIN, Freckles and are ou Of spi
n!s, use bottle or two Of DR. TOWNSENDS SARSAPA.
kiLlA, u Will cleanse the Blood remove the Freckes
and bo'ehes and give you anupaor sparkling eyes fine
spirits, and beautiful complexion all Of which are Of i'm.
mense value 10 uNnIAilnEp LADIES ~ m .LLIhIIII
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SCRoFuLA CURED.


This certificate conciusively proves that this SARSApA
RlA has perfect control over the obstinate diseast
OF The blood Tire persons cured in house is rnpra
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| ~Esp * CYRUS w FIELD a. co.. 4, i3iF
| af,COlLlliSSIONi PAPER IpAIeEHOUS
j, q M No. y Bprling-slip, New York, IN, IN b
NiE highest marks prices pad, IN CASH, Rags Cad
gas, Basgpig trtlss Rope Ia,Ted Rope Hemp Ilopd
h2pe Cutiigs, [oHoud Haste, Gya,y Bagging and al
oier KIND % Paper Makers Stock ter Rag Warehosd
n Plap street. New YORK, M }S;s. t,3 4 oet sly.
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NEW Y DIRK AND LIVERPo or LINE OF

Tie qUaiIts Of The above ships, and The reputation o.
male promote The comfort OF aud The ineresl
oimporers The price Of passage from New York 10 Ii
verool SlOU hom Liyerpoolto New York R5 incInd-
ing stores and bedne without wines Neither the captain
nor owner Of these ships win be responsible any letters
parcels or packages ,iies regular bills OF hiding sl
cd therefore. \. .. .3A,yf sEt r5s IN
For freight oi'patsage, apply q ...5i n,
ocB-dly' H. KERMIT, 7G south M
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-25
ANE 5D0TE WITH A MORAL

When Ghlrles the Second chartered The
Royal Socie ty,I i, narrated of hin Inst h.
Vss disposed To give the philosophers d f5,s4
t#t. n thF sla1e tim, d wholesome lecture
Why istttHy torls aai gentlemen. safi
he- IF yl4 fill vessel with water 10 the Y.i :
bfln, 50 thai il viii not hold single drlt
more, get, putting 4 turbol into the water Il
shall MOI overflow Tire veos ''
Mtny Wrre The sag conJectures that tae
d.h would drink Us much wotefas com ems.
el i5r hIsown bulk that he coliIr4,-1 Nh.
water 10 that amount; that the ail-5lsJder
lad something 10 ID with the pg.eaomeDa
aaa d tuidlei other, winch werr ab4nloned
III tieif teIa, much 10 tie amaseaa.ase.tEe
merry moAargh. a. length Mr.. WranIne,.
',atls s. ChIistoqheJ modasuy asked
But is yoar Majesty aura That I'll + would
be taeease ~
Ave, there" exclaimed his M4ie.ly
laughing you have il. Always. gentlemen
Aal ont whether the thing be tiua. befor, Won
proceed TO aceouatfof itj thea / saall not b,
ashamed Of the charter | aa,e ei,su tola
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-25

up MO hfsvooI. aut for asAht we know.
swallowed bis thinble. His "Wiuuy. as he
csiici hrr vds lost e. nm forever. and Though
he had given up al hops a1 fessialng her,
liz w4e lf fH- habit al prov fls aatn4d taa
ha#-sin which Sic boarded. 10 ts@ gmI-s
m=Hl st fHs t@4arlers 1ui lae greet w9Hf3l8-
Iti3a 81 tue tor stFsu H@gt-a.t.
sIabas4 SSH ths f=l1r1 t. IN O. Erafe and
sII-UH tome. "Fau uefa found wau 8HfiHg
ub5ut Il, streets last night. what have y5u
|gt To SAY ior yourself
II MS Walking yeur SHfsHie-I couldn't
-s.erpaof | couldn't eat, nor conliu 1 drink.
,us Walking on ms misfortune ven lha E5H-
ftt,msH, him IN tire glazed cap AID big stick.
took me up AMI put ne ~ the station ua9-e.
But have YOU 40 PlaEe Of fs-lenee-na
homer
No, your vur.hip, answered Doxe, with
d si2h a. fnoufnlui as the llst prolonged note
Ioi a bull-frua on d tombs one. "Imau zuma
l+ss man. I'm a dYtu by inches div#alltr
.d4y. and the s51nrr my Winding sheet is ma f.
tie better. Is all tho fault OF hef. your yuf-
sup
Law D5zcy. how can yo1sU that sid
Mrs Wf3tfet=hef fac. eua,aasi with
shame. II 81 ziss aafp=ra-oi han He surh
Is ela4eI. 3hAI htt 10 .su ilt neck OF a bfby
If ueHid Aate bee4 aauseIt1 Iaa,A-.
sSHf down Miss. sal thu r.eortef. imper-
atiyeIy, eiai tmt disturb tle pa4ce oil III,
court. Go on DaHe>.
!, Il can't % an, yoar vursl'p-my arts too
ffail for me to - on. Jf-t ask bsr 'ov | have
been tpdiet-8sk he, viii us that m4te
her the f3m t9idy ven sht vHs sea-siek and
a. hci Hess Us d llulaul-l.k her who IL No,
stool up Tor her ven he >laHsni sill - 'ow
sha caut8nt COOK IN tta galley al4 more
ask her who Il vos as Aat knocked down tor
jelea Tia the II hts at a darieT oi oil II ng-
land. and Oh your vur-hip, therc Ai,te8 ,
s3h1 became distinctly au lible, aud he spah.
spasH0 t~IeattY,1 ask het VT shs said 10 tn
yea one moon hI4ey night ~ yDs sllUu.
close together. AMI | asked hrr The situation
oil hcr-art.a
"Do1ey, | can't ak her any questions
only wa1t to know II you viii behave bette
IN future, aud not BE- found wandering abol,
IKE a ghostt'
Your yarship.' answered Alfred with d
strong effort to be calm. Il can't sp-ak n tn
sot my ghost will 10, bat II You will let me
=. 8o ftllist in one Of the ca apanics no. a for
min. Maybe a bullet viii put d hend 20 m
{ >uiisrins, but my spiilt viii " sure to come
! back, AMI walk around the 'ouse and stand by
the bel where she sleeps
The recon der ordered this unfortunate vic
4 i'm 10 the tender passion t. be discharge
I from Gust ody, and casting a longing. liugef
5 Ing glance al Miss Winfield, who turned uf
C. her pretty nose as II in d~isI.la, the uutidpp,
, Alfred Went, with hurried step out OF tht
D police office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-25
\ VlCToM To THE TENDER PASSION

Love may derive men to madness, savs the
New Orleans Dslla, but ii is sid IN that II
derives tnetH 10 the Police office, Tor curl h.
an absolute horror vi watchmen, and rrcnrI
efs WIN tedtfiern Cheeks, mahogany counte.
hanees and marble hearts are tu him alb uni.
nations. lesterlay, however, the books 4,
the police office told d different tale, for clral
across one page was written Ina bold hand
Alfred Augustus Duxey arrested for wander
il8 ao1ut the streets dt d late hour of the
hlSut- festerd y morning he was in the
dock, and a more detected individual we new
ef DeIeld. lie vas quite a small man, but a
certain Toltailtly OF stomach betrayed the fact
mat n MIS- d lover oil good eating. and sever
al scarlet plnples on his nose showed that he
po"eu DOWN 10 BaCchus occasionally. a fred :
hhf Vas about The e0lOrol bfiCklus his eyes
seemed fed with weeping. and the trembling
u MS iips showed that he was under the m
nseLee ola sirouS eNCltememtut OF some kln1
OF otHrI On inquiry We i0and thai h. was
al EaSiisiitnanb by blrth.a ttllor by trada. and
Nia' hH h4d aaflt autA d lev months III thts
country. lie hddu been seated but a few
moments, When IN came two d. MS friends
ae13difl4lsd 3N d b4ApH lass, with cheeks a,
lz' az d eiefft a4i Eyes as blue as the cIoQl-
shy. S4a sailed along as graceful as a
: an, aad popped herself down ia d seat 10
'nv animation Of oil who were ID the court
19'Ht. As som as Alfred sax her, he wugglel
'o'u' IN hls srdt lthe am eel ia a freinu-p4p.
a'i' q ia5 tls iathst eftiry sauit-rolaIri Htn1-
"vi'"l0' 10 his lac, he -'NrpJ auj would NOT
~ e3=ai4fta4 l. seems that Mss WlHl,fel
% al WL> al iltt wc could InI out al h-r
ia1ltt AMI TIE unfortunate Alfred had e.,e-
20 .aia p9t together .loln Lisernsd In
!ns lac passage, she hal been word aud a.
most Won % HE amorous Alfred and ns,gI,
y Nlnllrel d lew weeks after sb+ arriT5I
here, bod lofslAen the tailor. ami nav -,
lem lest atsIe darling smiles. a. Sir. Mn
tlani would say 10 a handsome Young ,,eye.
daie. Ihta almost dfo,s lie tittte laiiof viii
-te hurried his goose iulo the river. ~rsnnIqj
us needless uuler foot split his pressing Dol
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-25
MAGNETIC MAGIC MIRROR.

bara1 D1potet. tn- greti tatt, lnasnvtis4
tfls invented a magic mirror, which he sip
poses to be The same that was among the pro
lessons Of the "black arr" in former TINES. Il
Is d small instrument. ma lie OF a Substance
resembling a dali white metal. The Baron
eA fialns It's effects as being produced by the
transmission ol the maliccc aHimunft Of his
own body into initial. Mlny people have
osen thrown into eonsulsisns BY the bare an.
preach OF the mirror, while others declare
amid the transports OF grief or the srupeluc-
tlon OF surprise, that they behold rya cited on
lis surface various scenes OF Thu past lives.
or saw themselves engaged in acts which u Y
remembered not, aud Therefore supp1se that
uley must be antlcip |atitioas Of the future.
Home Jouraal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-25

Hos. b5Hb = Laaiszllaa ee=iHe circulation
Washington IS upon faa Ielts VIII a Jennie
figure underneath wa d shaaf If wheat ani
d sickle. aH5 =uaieI atis i d figure ol Mar
slsIl. The signatures. A. Tdursgon, Cesflef.
aud Joshua B. Banles. President, are well
executed. Upon She leiee( de bill here IS
female Indian, VIII a bow. al~o we'd eteco-
Ted. The most careful examination Is neoes
sary to detect tie fraud.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-25

Alexander UZCE,alua et,sst..-
Alcr,pder r..I,b "a D o. ~
wffe J,ea,= Sss.ya,@ - sa ",
fh,nitne UiE," -. So. P5%t
ID "a, ,nd otE.. Ns4'"t IT, D y
utf- On -. prp,rr ~
Noyrf,f.s, ~ - - n'it1l]
A. ~ ~. IN - - r. sst1J
nn.,ld ~ tl,e ,c,p - -, 81. '' ~ 1
Jece,ssd ,s,5tef ~ ~ - ~ Nv IVY,
6te.1 - .n,,.25 - - !. ,s...
te ,atisn s,I5 Je,fee, 90 ~. I'M 1l
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n,fvt,5n,, t1,s -. rrpW =. ,O~.
tbs t,ossy y. 49, a. w.
IN tSrcr c,Iu.~ in.eat. s.f,s n @sa.,,
10, - ti1seo -. - 4,r = ~
fr,In i6,f ~ NJ .,st s5e'ns ~
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Tbe 20. - n ii -oo.s. ~ N
sT,o= s,..rTI .#.. ri .,..gg r, e,,,.
- Y.5s-V a - t,a,iaa
f.-4-Xaisa4at -. ,Hz5tts4HN l
line. ri t,r -trr aA 54-.l #ea
ef4IyeFed tt|T3,Fs4I raEFH H5,sa
VIE lr4 Ieat d.ft.f 'E#4s, H7y# of4t5e,l
t4.et lies la Nar,ssf s.l9l.r On pe4yI
tween Lttle Grave cree, all Bb.~rt,s
ALSu-tUs u.atf19 ffFTf EfGlr}
ONE. living ia.e.berm South W4e- mg. I
sIIe II Nun slreet. m Sic conner ieos |
Il
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-25

MEXICAN WHIGlsM.-The Locofoco organs
seems OF late not to know anY name for the
Wings but eMericaa Wigs" Let lis men
tIon a few facts for the benefit Of these callers
OF hard names. Two kentucky regiments
destined Tor Mexico are now encampcd near
TINS city, and VT are assured by gentlemen Of
the higtestrespectability who profess To know
the fact, that q large ma jority OF The rank aud
ale OF both regiments are Wings. Tie r5si-
ments arc made UP of men frommae OF the Ten
Congressional districts Of Kentucky; but Lynn
Boyd's district. the only L5eotooe district IN
The State, IS not represented b. "a Iitag
volunteer in either regiment Lstthe Loco.
ieeos, whose tongues are "a familiar with the
ptirase Mexican Wings, dtses, these facts
as they maY.-LoutspiHe Journal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-25

F9farltRY D4mseEs.-A tdai for libel
took place recently at Montgomery Alabama
nm winch the jury gave the Plaintiff $1,000
damages. A man named Fox, insaitea and
ahasea his ~vifes sister. aud TO oo1ef bis
guilt. made d charge Of crminaiitY, against
haf. ia winch he ayoved himself a pafiei.
paat, and - ore 10 il before q Justice Of he
Peace. Upon tins writing the action vas IN
KfIIuGEd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-25

c-Amoag tht names 81 ths officers kill
ed and wounded in the late BATTLES. We 6al
he following
OHctrs kiaed.-Maj. L. Tviggs. Capt. 4.
V~anoIinda, Col I. 3. Ransom, Brcyct Lieut..
Col Martin Sect, Lieut.. Gol. Nm. Nj. era
ham. Capt. Nj. +. Merrill.
Ofcers Houndtd.-Bretet COL. $. Me
Intosh. Majors {. Waite, George " Talloeu,
John Il. Savage; Brtyel Majors Wright,
Montgomery Captains K. Anderson. 4 Gully,
Y. II. T. Walker. l.. Smith. Thomas Glenn
Wm. H. irwin. 7. NJ. Guthrie. +. {. VII
hams, James Miller. James Caldwell MAJOR
Gen. CT. Pillow, severely Major 4. II.
GLADDEN., Bdgadicr General James Shields.
Assistant Adjutant General +. n. Page, \.
\. 4. General NJ. Lowell, Assistant AdjIian'
General W. W. MsekaIl; Volunteer Abide.
saHr deoIge Wilkins Kendall Ii CO. Iaaa
= aa-@s-M@- -Ap-lN.- zs,es grsv.t Col
Barclay, G. II. Pearson. b. f. flangefaTd.
Aiaeae4 D5HLeY. d, Il. MePAall.- is san.
ens2n. J. s Backeus.os. ). ). Tulacr. GEORGE
Aaumaa. Sias Casey, j. b. MIa-altrJ=Al.
~Seandaal, Robert q Gale. NosesJ. Barnard.
and Col. 5. NJ. irousIale.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-25

HOGS II OIIIO.-By census of the
Swinish multitude. IN ONO, published in the
Cincinnati Atlas.lt appears that species oil
population ) iacreasi.e at the west omit as
ta,t as lhsto of fbt hl el- The whole mum
h-tei h'gs IN 0aia Snow BIT ltd short %
= lhIN ulu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-25

a lady requests US to puldisa the follow
tag aeeause II is true.-9fmit stains may b.
readily removed irom white mu,lias. by i'm
merslng the stained paris in boiling water, or
pouring ltupoa them without rubbing
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-25

SOWING SEEDS-Cpltiyators overlook
the idet that The seed should be sown as : ON
as ripe II never should be thoroughly dried.
he plant itsoli asks, a plainly as plant can
ASK, tof immediate sowing. The %circIing
do"h"arls OF lis pendurles, with the seed
Ness Is. alter Towering, % couycy the seeds to
san, should b. our iesson.-Here nature suf-
iers not the seeds To dry by suspension oil the
atmosphere; but, BY Independent locomotion,
the plan, nesties mp its brond. and, even pre-
r'oasiy TO the maturity of It's offspring. con-
veys them IN her bosom TO the earth.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-25
FLEEClNG THE GOVERNMENT

New York letter has the foiiowin.
II report speaks true, some Of our y. York
merchants are making well of the Mexican
Wal. II IS Sid that vessels nave been hired
Tor Government use at most e1orbitaut rates
and that their o,saefs received as much for
d ie" months ase OF a vessel as she is worth.
Il y also stated that some gentlemeu of this
city are engaged ia constructing steamboats,
iof the Government without brIa2 directed
10 do 50, directly and selling them al prices
varying from thirty TO forty thla7anl dollars
over their cost, aud fifty or SHY thousand
over Their worth, 10 the Govefnmen agents.
How true has l. / de- not know. bar / can
truly say that oar citizens believe it,su3 are
very indignant att.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-25

BURGLARY

The store Of M,ssrs. Heron & Co, Mon.
o~e5aHe.a City, Pa, Vas broken open on FIJI
dap night aud robbed OF Sl09 AMI valuable
IapeIs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-25

wrOrE PAPER, ENi EL9ihs w
II CeNRBS-Gat. fac aerd= ea'ei' :.
cDiored and painted dews' N9'' laie,'j
red, nne laced and due mole eH'eope' w
mol, quite an endie,, rsrisIT Of ,nNA. h
al tie Naiiety Store Of pb's"1
oct - ]
asILK. Velvet, Worsted and see. os.
~ ses.Purse slGs of various colon, -.
Lag clasps t0f .aie y
oct Il
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-25

Mary NJ. :. Zsne, ,dmin ,.i,'u1 a ",
deceased, Alexander Il Cls5lIre. E,y',
". thapltBe, fhr sad }ltI.nd,, J,,I
etoy and Mary Inn IHs Mite. aud at,n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-25

Tho Mexican soldier, regular or Volunteer.
s.elHs u like tae excitement OF d tapitu.,rat.
"te4 .Fs position begins to Iooh .I4aer55,.
he takes TO blight, disappears, and preserves
hls HE for a more fortunate o1ca>i N. In a
day or two he i, IN the field again. win but
IONS newly polished looking a. warike a.
ever, and resiy for a fight OF nl-ht. rs the
case NAV be
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-25
No MONOPOLY !,
OYSTER DEPOl

er he undersigned have filsd U u NJ
I nam street, q few doors '1aiA ., f.
they are prepared 10 dl''osg y, t.r, ls,,I
received d,feet from Baltimore "l'i'~
10 them b, the arsi hands w.,e,,|
Weare prepared TO sale them " a', nd 4.
,xrr, small advance over BaIiiaSi' P,.l
Keepers Of oyster Houses, and I'M nv. d
do well to give US 8 GAIA W pt,AsHt
them 10 do 50, oe'@l" -
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Maors ~ WHEELING tsn
HHE=BpGGS2 FAKN-It,na y
cot MY. nc ~ y
iReitAf tatbe pint }fsr,, -,a., !,
superior court ot- Law and rI,a,,.,
COUNT lrE1nia, sHt}eij 81 ia, Of lHn, I
day Of May tsfi, IN t1t slltssa fs,s ,,e
ke'"een The Genera Insurance for,.
land, 1'ns'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-25

aHH.tHf. >+i.- order agez hlstH
- - aaaaataa a-lae ils Of Me1l#a
So !. 5a.aaH = -#au= That Gaa. Qalsmaa.
8-ae 4slel#l HH.aI. 60 ~
Is. atserIaI II frs city
GENERAL. ORDERS ".
IiE.UqH tHTrgs tEvfa
Mexico Sept. IlrIAl7-
JaIsr the favor oil Cot, he eaiora 81 .4,
afur. after many glorious victor IS. has hai,
tei t4s g8.af- ID aHf country in tAc capital 81.
NaY5ro. and ol The palace of theIr govern
msHz. hat the wat is NOT ended.
TIE Mexican army and government have
aet only .a watch an opportunity 10 return
pom lis in vengeance. We mus then b.
upon our glaoi. Companies sud regiments
will hr Kept together. and aIl stand ON thr
sirfss eBf saiaty Is la military dlseIpilur--
let there be- no dWakeguess-nJ disur.tT-
AL So saH4a ta2 StaAgiers viii b. III great
lang # assassination, ALL maaalrr. mail
h. punished by counts meriot.
Ali the- m.#> - Ilouoohis ose Usr1 10y
fHisE .0ff1usa army III F8eba, hustle nHs r..
81 here
Tn H7uar II Tie amy aul lhz honor d
.olt country call }t the be.t h hafnfaa Oh.
F5t9 al tHc tsitsHu. thus beuiu t4E aFPrzst
ao4 q. ell Il. good ot fheE caaueE. b 50
81 IA 3-HeGltal. His noble brethren %
4fmsavlI mot s zIca I1 Hrs heat1= spHes
iroM tIair commander and TRENT.
GENERALSCoTr.
MAJOR Gaueral huffman disappointed effl
aHt military G1yrr4yr of N-tt#+5 bF caH
aIat # Mfiet Ganehl SeeHt I've iat,
alter IE issued Tn following ad5HuoarI ~
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TO COMPOUND A MEDICINE ENfIREiA or
VEGETABLES, which shall opera" eiut tuF'if.
great advance upon the % soietc fumu oil
ceuticai Science II u only in WodcF- times tHlt ts
important dies dersium has arrived prlt tf1a. THt
community has been 80 long drugsod and poisoned He
mineral preparations, that vegetable compounds Asa4e
a matter OF actual necessity and rculeiH ras1l
peei 10 heeome popular without tins es-en;Is
daion. The very idea Of administeriHs mineral
stances internally - absolutely preHastef5H= &asaHe
intended them for that purpos7 fHfr 4aa#H
peration IS too violent and they seldom fail H.
stem IN a worse condition than they and I4t IL.
kener sugar Coated Vegetable Purga'ive P- eas COM
pounded. not merely OF vegetables tu tier sfa A
juices. entirely free from this Of T5 a5ea
perfectly soothing. They prHorate IiIH4sE
hhre- of the human frame by graaual proves aH tae
cease in their operation until partfry SOL
aIstier i expelled, and every symptom q. doa RENE
ycd. For sale by a. .f.ifEr Uu.D
in 30 "a 4ea.ftt-. y Al
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In the House oil Delegates ct
the House took ny t4 ....l # .H
being the Oil incorpoBuu- ,H. Potomac ##
Ohio Rail Road Compau.
Mr.. Elgington moved ttt 81 bHt s.I-
definitely postponed, ani ads Ha-
ton until near three o'c..ca. wh-l ii g9e
way to a motion, made bg MI. 5-y. p a#.=
jaum.
Letters state that Mr. EI-mz -.aea
was the most powerful Of any # irH77.z.
PRorEssoR MUS, who las attracted a5fa-
ed attention and secured The -Heet OF =.ae
scientific gentlemen OF Tie Eastern Cities.
has taken rooms at the MoaGa Hea-a Hhe4=
he will be happy to wall upon ladies 81 4sa-
tlemen who may desire his services ii fEF
treatment Of diseases, BY animal magnetism.
Ladies will be received In Ill. laIIas falIal
and gentlemen in the gentlemen F9slal Ia.
10 A. NJ. to II NJ. daily. Tn leHsrs i'm
some of our friends abroad s.a Nif Il
brings us, warrant Us IN la4 l4s 4tza55=I#H
TO him.