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Washington telegraph., 1847-01-06
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.

Our attention is now attracted 10 ray
Of light "ocaled' on the left u the House,
in the neighborhoOd Of the Speakers chair
II proceeds from that wonderful man, who
Ia his person combines the agiiaior, poet,
philosopher, statesman, critic, and orator
John Quincy Adams. There he sits, hour
after hour, day after day, with uniiring
patience, never abserl from bis seat, never
voting ior an adj1aian-n,, vigilanl a. tho
mOsi Jealous member oi the House, his ear
ever on the alert, always prepared 10 ~ al
once into the proioundeN questions of state,
or the minulesl poials OF order. We lool.
At him and mark bis cold and fearful e,e,
his esnand abslraeied gaze, and conllre
up phanIoms Of other scenes. We look
upon more Than king, who has filed
every department Of honor in bis native
land, still at his post he who was The Pres.
idenI Of millions, nUS the representative OF
forIy.odd thousand, qnarrclling about trifcs
or advocating high principles:-to.day
growing and snecring ai The House with
AN abolition petition IN bis trembling hand,
and anon lorling il oyeg the passions, and
lu5h.ng the members into TIC widest en-.
tlusia-m by bis indignant aud emphatic
eloq1ence. Alone, unspokon 10, unconsul.
TED with others, he sis apart, wrapped in
his rcyeres, OF probably he is writing
bis almost perpetual employment. lie
looks cnicebled, bil ye he iB never tired;
worn out, but ever ready for the combat;
melancholy, hhi lot witty thing iall from
any member, and that old mans face is
wrralhed wnh smiles. lie appears pas.
siye, but NO lo the unfortunate member
that bazzards an arrow at him--Ihe eagle
j. not switer in its flight than Mr. Adams;
with his agiated finger qu,veIing ia sar.
castle geslicnlalion, he seiEes upon his foe,
aud amid the amazenient Of the House,
rarely iaiIsto take a signal vengeance
His stores OF knowledge on every subject.
gathered up through the course of bis ex.
lraoTIinay life, is said never 10 have per.
milted single fact to escape il, give him
a great advantage over all comers in en-.
counters Of this kind. llc belongs 10 no
party, nor does any party belong 10 him. -
tlo is OF too cold nature 10 belong 10
party leader. lie is originally Of very
peculiar IDEAS, and perfectly fearless ami
Independent IN expressing and maintaining
thom. His manner Of speaking is peculiar.
he rises abruptly, his lace reddens, and, in
a moment, throwing himself into tho alli.
lude ola veteran gladiator, he prepares 10,
the attack; then he becomes full Of gcstic-
ulalion, his body sways 10 and iro, self.
command SENS lost; bis head is bent for.
ward until 1t touches the desk, his voice
fequ nlly breaks, but be pursues his sub.
lecl through all its bearings, nothing daunis
him-the house may ring with cries Of
order! anmoved, conlempluous, he stands
amid tho tempest, and like all oak that
knows lis gnarled and knoiled strength,
stretches his arm forth, and dc6es the blast.
Dam. Reriep,
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-06
A SUBLIME PASSAGE.
rnoa mn dERAAS or IeAs fAll,

"Goj called up from dreams man into
tho yeslbule afheayen, saving, Come thou
hilher and see the glory OF my house. -
And to the servants lha, stood around his
throne lie said, Take him, and undres,
him from his robes OF flesh. cleanse hs
vision, and put a new breath inio his nos.
tril'; only tuleh not with any ehlnye LA
human heaft--ihe bcoh that wesps ard
tremhles.' Il was done: and VIII a mighty
angel ior his guide, the nan stood ready
Tor his iaiinila voyage, und from the terraces
oi heaven without sound or farewell, At
once they wheeled away into endless space.
Sometimes with the solemn fight Of angel
wing they fed through Zaaffahs el dalk.
ross through The Wilderness ef death, that
divided tho worlds OF iie; sometime they
swept over frontiers, that wele quiekening
under prophetic motions from God. Then.
from distance that is counted only IN
heaven, light daNned ior time through
sleepy llmi by unullerable pace The II, ht
swept To fhsH, They unullemble paee Ia tho
light. In moment The rushing ol plane,
was around them: in a moment The blazing
oi suns wa. around them.
Then eame eletnllies ot twilight that
revealed, but we're not revealed 10 Ike
right hand and 10 Tie lcit lowered mighty
consultations, that by scll.wpeliions sni
answers from aiar, that by counter positions,
bu'i up lliamphal gates, whose afehilfa,es,
whose arch ways--hoTriaunial, upright
rested, fuse=al altitude by spans--ihR,
seemed ghuslly from inhnilude. Without
measure wete the afchilfayes pastnumbor
were the arch way, beyond mrmory the
gates. Within wefn stairs that scaled the
eirrnllies below: above was below--belnw
was abofe, TO lhr nan stripped oi Rfayila.
ting body; depth was swallowed up in
height iusurmbanlabc, height wai swal.
lowed up IN depth unialhomable. Sud.
drnly, as thus they rode from infinite 10
lntinilei suddenly, as thus they Tilted over
abysmal worlds. mighty cry afose---,haI
systems more mysterious, TINT world,
more biliowy.--oiher heights and other
coming, were nearing, wero
al hhnd.
Then the nan sighed. and slnppei
,huddefed aud wtpi. Ills oteIlal,nei
heart uttered iisell IN tears. aud b. said
Angel, will 60 nu farther. fofile spirt
Di man achelh with this inlnily. lnsuii.r.
able is the gIofY NJ God. Let me lie iowa
IN the gave ffam the persecution of the
inhuiici Tor end. see, there Is nunr.-
Aud iron all the listening siais that shone
around Issued choral voicr. The man
peaks truly: eud there is none, that ever
yet We heard Of End Is thele nonel'
he angel solemhy demanded: Is there
indeed no eni'--and is this the sorrow
hat kills you Bat no voice answered,
hat be might answer himself Thfn tho
lngc!ihfew " his glorious hands to the
heaven oi heavens, End i, thcfc none ~
he universe Of Gud. Lo also Is there
20 Beginning
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naval officers, as naval siafeketpers abroad,
Is not thought To be wise, aud a modiIica
ton atlhe law on thi. subject is recon.
mendel. The naval school i. spoken Of in
terms utapprobalion, aul the same uppro.
Eialians I4 asked lof 1t a. was last year.
4 suitable notice Is alsogiyen 10 the officers
of he observatory, Whose valuable opera.
tions are beginning 10 allnel the attention
tbeY deserve. hn addition 10 Tho number
o.assiziaal surgeons Is very much desired,
aud the department also recommends m in
crease n the rank and liIe Of lha marine
eofps and N tie numbers aI Wauanl officers.
iba ffpoh concludes Wiih advising thai
authority be given 10 the President to ap
ruinI aae out OF live or 81. midshipmcu al
hga, irrespective Of the pIaee oifes,irnee
ollhs person appointed. Provision Mi 1T
ihHs be made for cases oI perulipr merit
which are nov excluded. Nothing Is said
in the report On the system al prumoiion -
The seereiaty confines himself 10 a faith
lul narration gflhc doing. ai the navy, with
few practical suggestions such as We
have mentioned. Ills lepal Is ably wit.
ten, Is Gear and interesting.
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-06
Fmiat apoal llasfI#...


Elrma af luH S,urfau ~ rur
Nt,.-j'af 5yFaavi .btlu+ %Tf5#ia,5 u.
l.y Navy las nf lr' hnou prrssnlri 'o
Cun.u.. boot. dy lr NUia s oItlr ebnl
rrra u lhr ii..H u.u, "r asr miI.rd
.u Trysrm 'hr l4wn- luup-is Cd. D.. Ihr
.al.rsaHsan ,q4simg Ar- aE hrcu cnn
turad during ll' 1.' year. Il !, pfapu'cd
uur'c e. e, uuu a, circumstance. will
prImL Tag sla'iaua' Udhu h,s been
Discontinued li tAr rluu.sl request %, lbr
rUH-u fWW n' anil Wcamr.ar
10 .m.Ho.. Iur She Umnya. ol lbr public
#uer i.an l-at p.lsr. The East lu'm
,THlun, consisting 81 lhr Columbus, I.
auI lln -nop Nu.rnurs, l. supposed foo
h4le u..eImr Japan onl kame.hl'ha,
m lla mnu.hU. ,.Is ur Jns .4s', auI Goo
.a.H ltmuHI 4 ii.un ahIB tH.s lHur.-
iWt .N putHaah ruumrna ,hpiT bmo.
wand yu.i,r t.a lat North 3sr.ac .u Jan.
.dl y. l,uuag. o drf- wcIo srni io
Cumuu ure HiIl,e m llumr last 10 pro,
.u.I iB luu Wr-l rHJ-. u' l.yk.cu, uu4 as.
-Wutrmunudltur .qualipalN'ur. SO
t,.u1a .tHsm a.fue pegp' ufthrm hl.
uUu received at be- Department The
.'uH .l.aa,m consists oI the hiatc
D..m,,, Commander klchlr, aul ihn
nr- LuunrIdg', Laeu. commanding Pen
uuluu, uu!ul tunnriolt E1,,raI.
The Alliican sqnirun con ..'s nf 'hr
iigl,c lnlel Slars, idr ..oap Nmou.
lbr hrig, Dluphu aul B',rf and -'ur
ship Southampton, So guns 10 u,l, \ fall
aud Interesting narmtne g. iiyrn uf lhr
operations oi the Pacific squadron since the
waI, uY 10 under Com. S.ual anil Cummu.
dprc Stockton, aud ropics arc nnuc,cI d
'hr ui,i,Ihl lepprs u. t,r,n officers The
.lUllrul nis consists ui,bt Savannah aud
Congress iigilc,, Dir ,lolp- Portsmouth,
Lrau', Naurn, and CNanr; lh' schooner
SHAH, auJ store ship Erie. The Race
Independence is on hcr way 03t with Com.
~mHnrk, who wI 1n Biz arrival assume
command, aud the ..uop rrbIc has sailed
for tho nmn destination. The dangs OF
the Gull squadron are also uily nurmlel I,
and copies annexed OF the official reports
ol Com. Conner in reference to the block.
ade, tho designs on lvarldo, the aiillr nj
Tabasco, and The taking - 'iamPSF fulI
Justice is done to the commani',. Of both
suuadrons in whom the confidence of the
department seems mablrd. Extracts from
the instructions under which They acted
show also disposition On the par of the
Government TO avoid nIIrolIision with llrN.
leo. il possible. The vessels comprising
the navy of Texas seem ohaye been found
unworthy Of repair, with the exception Of
the Austin, which is at Pensacola, The
others have been ordered to be sold.
The estimates Of the department are
based on the employment OF 10000 men,
though no more than $500 are nov in the
service. Authority is asked to build four
sea steamers 10 be employed in connection
with our squadrons abroad. The praclca
bilily OF a y.dock at New York is not
doubted, and the work is urged upon the
favorable notice Of Congress. 4 dock at
Pensacola is also recommended, and other
improvements 10 increase The efficiency Of
the yarda that place. The restriction on
the Memphis work, adopted at the last Con.
gress, ii is thought may be odyanlageously
removed. This exclusive employment OF
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-06
TILE flRMER


The Farmer Eat IN hia easy char,
smoking his pipe Of clay,
While his hale old wife, with busy care,
Was oieatna the dinner away.
4 sweet little sirl with fins hhs eyes
On her grand pas knee wus catching flies
The old man paeedhA hand on her head,
With tear on his anklcd face.
lie Thought how often her mother dead
Had sat on the sell, samr place.
Is the tear slolu down from his half shut eve,
,n1ntsmoke, said the oaid,'h Il trnakts you cry
The housa.das lay stretched ont on the loef
Where the sun after noon, used to steal
The husy old vie by the Opcu door,
Was turning Tie spinning wheel
Aud the old brass clock OIL the mantle tree,
Had ploddcd along 10 almost three.
Sull the llfmef aat ia his easy chat,
While elaze 10 iis hoiying breast,
Tho moistfned hfaw aud the bead 81 iaf.
Of bis weel efand child wen pressed!
liz head, benz down, an her son hair lay
Fast asleep were they both On that summer day.
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-06
...--~.-ETuHs-.s@-.

"Boor,. The Knckeibockcrl tell, the
lolIowing:--An amazing pair Of feet ap
prand in the bar roim Of an ambitious
village inn. late one evening, tho owner Of
which inquired anHiuusly for the boot Jack.
The bell rang nervnusly, and in a moment
q keen Yankee illustrator of "Day and
Murin's best" popped into the room -
"Bling mo a jach!p exclaimed the man Of
great understanding" The waiter in
voluntarily sarrl forward, but CHANGING 10
catch a glimpse OF the boots, he stopped
short, and alleranolher and closer exanin
ailon said, with equal twang and emphasis.
al say yeou, goa amt a goin to leave this
world in hurry; you've got too good
ho ID onto the ground. Want a boot lack,
ehl Why, bless your soul, their aint q
boot Jack on aiHh big cnuh' for them boots
! don't believe that Jack ass could get
'cm off," My slarsl mani" cried our
friend OF the big feet, ''whal II dot can't
get my boots Qf without iackf'
Il tell you what should do ''rcplied
Boots, "ii they was mine; | should walk
back to the tork Of the road, and pull em
oGlherel Thai would fetch 'em | guessl"
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-06

4 BONN SHELL on 1875 FouND.-Thc
Portland Argus says: "As the two sons
Of Messfs. Daniel Woodman and Daniel
Could were digging for clans, ON Monday,
in the Back Cove, near the channel, they
discovered the rim of what they thought
was large iron Jug After digging round
and tugglng at il for some tine, they were
obliged to get some tackle before il could
be taken lIom its bed. II proved to be
bomb shell, with tho powder yet in it,
which was thtown from N1wail's fleet, on
the memorable Ij,h of Oclobcr-si1iy.
seven years as6--ihe day when this town
was burned by the British. It measures
thirty.cight inches in circumference, aud
weighs one hundred and fifty pounds.
Capt. Lcnmcl Moody and MI Mukev,
well recolIcct seeing it pass over the town,
and sink inlo the walcrs Of the Cove, Ii
was the only onn that passed over that day.
The others all fell among the devoted
houses, and exploded. 1t seems as If there
could be no doubt Of the identity Of this
curiosity"
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-06

According to a writer in lie Gazette
Msdicalc, nervous coughing may be pre-.
vented by rubbing pretty smarIly the end
Of the nose with a brick. Comical cure
that--espceially to take to church with
you,
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The most treacherous glass in nature is
a "glass of brandy"-it reaecIs back death
instead ofyour image
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Er1m he Lnnisrillc Lonrnal.

POSTMASTER GENERAL's RRpoRr.-rhis
Is very business like document Il is
confined exclusively 10 tie operations oflhe
Department aud to some commentators
ol lurlbcr legislation, by which Mr.. John.
son thinks it may be rendered independent
OF the Treasury Department for the means
Of support. We present the following alb.
stracl Of ls leading features:
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t.I.....blEE
T..4riHl. a,p.HtuH# Iarar
aftHuaIirr, .uIU. iIib a.
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uHuftIu. quH.Is from ll
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aud msfT.1ugul. puV'n.s, 11ln.t-! o'
Aauy Iup.b .ur.ulHa 'apo- .......,-. Id,
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''iI.'lg,,'' M. Is,a '' II I..i. ". 5000 90
Irsisurg uH'.s stIn= l.a lri
outstanding, 1Ha llH""
when Uu U'nl tf-'i"
n...I.l,.l..ul,a.. g-.s,tt. 90
.sLu.g,l 900
E,e,a Of r,prualllsF ayHf
u.au. l-t. .Jwy, IriH hh'tJ'93 W
The Secretary estimate. The receipts
+ ,.u 90 source. ri ibr '.ral year com
,nt-,ru. Juy lH ISL aui nIns 3Olb
I .mr, i-I,. u S35 UODUnI, iron which
nfcr drdlclins lhr deficit above. thr sun
T III S2722DG17 % remain, Ms the total
- mran. Of that yrlr. ihr cyYrudtur.. OF
g. f.uf#.tI
- Estimated ut si5,7-l,75l 5I. which would
a lebvr a hlnucr against 'ln In",H,N 900
o. iYr3lGoi juno, l-l-, ni Sl-,aOJ,7Iu -.
ID 'rbis excess the Secretary buses on lh"
. nsmmpiiunihi' lhr whole ID. Use million,
r. /, outstanding ol treasury n'lrs authorized
ly tlIc net Of 22d July lsii, under 5e
II, newcd authority nov requested Ia h' con.
Jl lrffrd by Congress 10 ISSUE the 'bln'' bAh
it D. the whole amJlnl caunol be outstanding
al the same time IN account ol thc number
nfno,c, cancelled before new nolc Is Is
- sued, he estimates the excess OF cNprndl'
tnres over means on the lst Of July, ISIS,
,h a. nineteen millions of dollars; which be
h thinl,s will cover all expenditures, lnclad'
iss inn that OF tho war, If continued up 10 that
lI date.
'' The Secretary thinks that four millions
ought 10 be- kept in the Treasury in 'lme
of war. 4 loan Of S22,OOO.OOO is there.
. fnre required to enable the Government to
I@ "; along with its disbursements, unless
l,n sumc other provisions arc made To raise
+ money. he advises Congress to impose
duty Of twenty-five per cent on tea and
r.. coffee, now admitted free Of duty, from
which he estimates that 81 100000 would
j, be collected. He recommends that lhIs
q dty shall take effect from the first Of Jan
"D II uRry next. IIo also recommends that The
san plice oflhe public lands shall be graduated
7 TO the time that they have been in the mar
ket, and thinks that if graduation bill in
ibe form in which it passed the Senate on
q iis return from The House, during the last
I'D session Of Congress, should become law,
nnAt would increase the revenue from lhe pub
llc lands from half million 10 million OF
dollars per annum; and, il adopted together
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II FAD with establishment the wonderful cure per
formed bJ br. ewaEne's Compound syrup OF Wild
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RAILWAYS CHINESE INDICATED
SOAP

Imports Beauty to Tie Complexion, SeffeHs
the Skin, and purides itJroHl all Spots,
Bitmishsy, Pimpic8. Bloiches PUs-
tItiss. MorphclC and SaliorHess.
CURES ANDPRENENTs CHhPPED FLESH, SORE
AND BLEEDING LtFS, ROUGH, CRACKED
AND DISC0LORED Skin;
THE action ofths celebrated Soap upon the SKIN and
secretory vessels entirely different aud tar
superior al otter soaps, either imported from France
England prepared at home. II the surface Is cow
cred with Bluches Pples other cNecrescenccs ait
impurities Of the cuticle, instead OF driving those d=
and hlemishes into the system which hides them
from the sight only for lit le season Tie Radwal
Chinese Mcdicaied Soap draws them paPahly aHt,
cleansing the system from all impure matter, removing
the OF these botchcs pimpes, &c and hdly eN-
pes them altogether from the SUFFICE leaving the skin
pure sweet aud healthy condition. and restoring
the complex that clear and soft appearance which
nature intended should wear. Sold for 70: cents PEI
cake, Railways Health Agency, o. Hudson street aud
By druggists generally Sold III Wheeling by
IL Il @ + NIRCHIfD
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Alexandria Lottery, Class &C,

Draws August 7, l8l7-79 Numbers, Il
Ballots. prize $50 ,6G6; $4,000; 6,G00;
) Of 1000; 5 of l,5 0; 10 of $500.
Tickets SO; certificate of s6 whole
tickcts will cost $50; Shares in proper
tinu
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Alexandria Lottery,i Class At,

AItAdHuIId bOLleIy,i NId'S
Draws Aug. 10, 1917; IS Nos; T. drawn
ballots. prize $4,000, 1000, 1000,
2,l45, 1000; 80 of 600.
Tickets dollars; certificate Of 20
whole tickets will cost SO dollars; shares
in proportion.
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Alexandria Lottery. Class 40.

Draws Aug. II. 1917. 90 Nos: 10 drawn
ballots. / prize of 10000, 10000, 1000,
3 800; 10 of 500; 10 of 1000.
Tickets S10 certificate Of 20 whole
tickets will cost $780, shares IN opor.
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New ] ersey Lottery. Class ea.

Draws lug. II, 1917, 70 Nos; Is balIois.
prize Of $4,000, 10000, 5000, 5000,
1000, 500, 1900; 10 Of 800.
Tickets 10 dollars; Il certificate Of Is
whole tickets will cost 123 dolls; shares
IN nron0rtlon.
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Monongalia Lottery. Glass 81

Draws Aug. s, 1917; 70 Nos; = ballots.
prizeof 900. 9. 500 Loo; 5of LOCO.
Tickets s., 50;a certificate Of % whole
tickets viii cost 81 dis; shares improper
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Alexandria Lottery. class s3

AIexandT1a LOTTERY JIass D
Draws Aug. 81. f8l7; IS Nes; - ballots.
prize OF So 800, goo 1900, 1000, 200,
10 OF SOTO
Tickets 81. d certificate OF 70 whole tickets
will cost s6e; shares la proportion
Address your orders 10 ARMSTRONG < 80
i. "a Asents Wheeiine. Va.
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MANAGER'S OFFICE.
HEAD QUARTERS.
RoBT. ARMSTRONG & CO, Sote Agkuts.
WHEELING, vi
SPLENDID SCHE.HES
For the month Of August, 1871.
Alexandria Lottery. c ass as

Draws Auq. 3, 1847; so Nos; 10 drawn
ballots. prize $4,000. 5000, 1000,
1900; 5 of 500; 10 Of 300.
Tickets 5 dollars; a certificate # 70
whole tickets will cost IS dollars. shares
in proportion.
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I. INNENs a iafre a.sor,iuen, lr,sb lanncps, just
IL ccIscdb - 80 'f''.
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1900

TsGR SAhF-A ler2e Frame shop a., .
Z west ,de. suitable faI Coaper.s. 2 ap. '..
Shocu4ker's shop, Terms reasonable sa Ea,--.-.
on The lst Of August Enquire ii ODEAhAt
GuHsfuIth Shop uear titc pHeHasr..
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h.. Baltimore, July 30tb, I P NJ.
n u'-9i'es OF Howard street Flour at
n, %" Baljimore City Mills ST.
sa'-HaIes OF Prime White Wheat at
! PEI bus. prime Jed p.
M: Sa'es OF Prime Yellow at &c.
81; sI Sales at &c. Large receipts
~. S'o'I'-lhere is less enquiry for pro-
~, ond small business transacted,
cs,a eia Mess Pork No AT l5al5 30.
0i'-Saes Of Louisiana Cotton at l4c.
ID t's''m Telegraph from Philadelphia
@, y 9'Ier We are therefore without
4 '0'' l'o'atious, is now raining very
81. ne Snip Jametowuis aground OF Cupo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-31
PHILADELPHIA.

IT, July oUi I NJ,
-aa'es oil Western Flour at s., 75a
q; hight and dealers holding of for
@-MsLket without change.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-31

nyHE uhscIihcr would re-
4 speciality inform The cit
ifgu- al Wheeling aud stage
p0UprietoTs throughout the
country that he Is mann
featuring and keeps con
staHll} on hand, q iull asofs-
mont 0t tine coach, buggy
and -taze harness, which he
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-31
FURNISHING GOODS.
Linen Collars.
Plack Cravats

4 Ior-j0o0 linen col laT4 warranted al linen Bt4 Sc
4 I.ur-tI-u g9at article tn l4e
\.tt,t-.0ua stitched and corded Il -
Il THESE collars arc usually sold Tor 3 PEI rrgt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-31

4 Ior--liG0 cane umbrellas. eaad aal isis - - ,.s
\ Lut-iUu cotton tsl9e t5aHia =. "a
4 Lot---j0 s''N's '.FS 49,, q a,
A Lor--:uO gmaham 20 at-'s4t : -" - :, ~.
A Iot---uU tuc ur. silS, steel iaH.'' 80 -,
4 I,N--I.UU cotton .uuhTgjlGS af - w.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-31
SAFE

Ps Parties WI-tn, further tuiar"a,"h ca" "a! a,I
,o tl rr,.t tit of The Coupan! or to 1ii',- i.'e
Euslucer lti.iadeFhia. '"'' ''