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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-27

Cluf SrrrR -.H- F.r SOM, DIS rsst
Sos ile Journal u Laf q Carrosas. q cIa1
v3lth p.e 4ir.fa e.a-.-. ut .l. cn.r tr,e
cen rer'alirr .HH.a ..a.- n .NH town uf A-rn.
ha4 ins allies. u.s. IH .le sr.aa, II tHe Pre-
it.irr'. e., claw I.. .s-i tlst !, ,voul re-
#aaH ~ P.fr .af .es H.,I. after fle election;
.H .- D, contained ID number of ui-Crief.v
pa--uHs created fear among The prpuls ion,
H..i, .'a D.l al.i s&.rat. embarrassed tlr l. .fu-
H.---r.- c. fs..s4lHalt. tle aa.sHH i-s
al.. ..., .H.t Dr. ~ln.L ult ba aIjows t1t,i>t
o .'. i.t t.e prsee OF th- town b.juz
i1r f'rA-d by ~oun Turbulent persons. VI b.
rIt. 'l- ''Huls~ oi.lrt. caused TIE rappsl
% 'eit. Immediately all the 1esa. e'ab.t cit-
1~n- aut The National Gum. tI. latter up.
wsfj ot 100 IN number, turned out. ana a
portion ". tl- National Guard. with d com
paHt oft Tine iiue ani ataer lJtces. were made
lo occupy the Prefecture The rest uf the
Van .nel TuIrt> as, m1'-8 oH Zoe Place du
F"aisf. and VI. Brr8rd passed along their
HnHs accompanied by the commandment lie
was greeted with.wsrm enthusiasm. tn a short
speech .Ia called on jhem 90 assist him lu
oricr. About hundred work
lnEnen joined lhe National Galr1. saving
they ware honest men and they desired to aet
with them The demonstration OF the union
between The Aahorifies, the National Guard
aRd 'ho people, xii saws ihe y1BrHtd ds Lot
a 6arroHne secure tire tranquility OF the town
and the triumph OF he ideas OF ideas Of order
iGa, liberty IN be Department.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-27

We regret 20 r-cor au accident which oc-
cured about noon today a the Catholic
Church ia til, city
Acc raing 90 custom. service was held IN
the Church to-day. tGooi Ffidy) and "a
a. Rep STORY had been handsomely arranged
jn lhr sacn,ty. Service having necu cuncln
drd and The congregation bciag about TO le-
part, Que @ the u. S attending the altars. com
menced eNiH-usdiug the candles Ia The sac
rsty. He hai nearly completed his lask,
Wien Que Of the lighted candles accidentally
tell agans the duperY surruuud * The rep IS
itofy, and Immediately The whole was euvtl-
oped IN flames. Ihe fire fefluuatels WIS
confined to the small room known - The
sseiisty. hui evea within lis small limits,
riaus INJURY was done before The flames could
BE- suppressed.
E,etv thing like draper, IN The sIcristy Was
almost entirely consumed, aud several small
paintings were likewise destroyed The
Worlrab.s OF The Caufch were fortunately but
slightly injured these being in drawers. aud
untouched b the flames.
ihe Rev. Timothy q Brien in his efforts
to eNuHguisI the Gfe aud save sleh articles
as were most valuable. had bis face aud bands
severely, though, we ar GLAD to learn. not Sc
rou,lt burnt. ! sou OF Mr.. Henry NJ llrf.
who Is one oj the ate Idints at lhr altar. tat
his hands and lace also badly burni.--Rloh-
moHd Republican.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-27
BY TELEGRAPH.
correspondence of the Pittsburgh Gag.
CONGRESS.
Nn.l.inrtnn. Anil q. 1915.

Washington, April 25. iSiS
SEStTE.-On moiiou Of MIR. Cass, the bill
relating 10 the Californian Claims, as amend
e. was called up.
Mr. Msson addressed The Senate in reply to
speech made some line since by Mr. Badger
who rejcined at some length.
Mr. Benton followed upon The same topic.
and was succeeded by MIR Underwood, who
has The floor tomorrow.
HOUSE.-The bill for the admission OF
Wisconsin was called. and after some de-
bate made the special order for Tuesday.
| lMr Palfrey's resolution as to the privilege
ct members, was then considered and a warm
d. late ENSURED
Mr. Giddings spoke warmly in defence of
himself and the West in their opposition TO
slavery. After some further debate on the
part Of Brown Of Mississippi, Mr. Inge moved
10 Law the resolution on the table, which was
carried l3i to42.
The House then went into Committee OF
the Whole, and took up the Senate bill re-
vrrsiug the decision Of the House in relation
to the reservation OF the Miami lands for the
use OF soldiers in Mexico. as bounty claims.
Nj Thompson Of Mississippi, offered an a
mendment granting bounty and 10 soldiers
OF the last var, aud spoke at some length IN
favor of his motion. Several amt ndmenes
were then of red, but 10 action was taken
previous to adjournment.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-27
PHILADELPHIA MARX EFT.

Philadelphia, April IS, 1913.
Flonr-Sales of Western al 81 81 3aS4 93a
Cotton-Nothing doing.
The Steamers news has unsettled the mar
ket.
Grain-Sales of pine red Wheat at 81 SO
cts, OF prime peIow Corn, at 5lt; duh. The
supply of Grain is small.
Groceries are without change.
Provsions-No ACTIVITY i'll an article-quo-
tations steady.
Whiskey-Sjles at % cts.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-27

GRATING CEMgNr.-Many orchldists and
,raclcd iar5 who have occasion 10 use ce-
nent, are ishofanr Of It's composition, or the
TO 'o,''-,a a aths ingredients We therefore
publish Tor 'he otnenl-oi sucri.rnz IlirJyrifr
recipe:
lone part bees tallow. two pa.., 1850
wax. aud LOU. parts.rasin; melt and mix well
'uYe,her then pour inlecold water and worn
very thoroughly, es shoeinaker's wax is work
Il before using Waxtor grlyng, made in
this way, possesses ne advantage OF not
yraeking ia sold wealh,f, or ineItlilgi n hot
YEA her.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-27
BALTIMORE MARKET.

Baltimore, April %, 1913.
Fiour-Sales OF Baltimore City Mills at
So; Howard Street is held at IS rs. No.
thing yet done to indicate the effect of the
foreign news.
Grain Sales Of prime red Wheat at ST. So
cts; prime white Corn. 43l Al cts, prime yell
low, 44c, Oats, 34a37c.
Whiskey-Sales al sac.
Beef ca,tle-sales al IS per 100 lbs gross
Killed Hogs-Stles at 81 25 per 100 lbs.
Provisions-Sales of Western Lar at 6sc
a z. No activity.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-27

r. IS Che key to TIC buman soul, and he
~. aapsi il with him. nay 20 iato any "a ri
'i ID. world, anasain Access to hearls. aud
!. chtde nipsl secret doors, and walkunlor
jli'en thrangh every alls % i,er OF he moral
ldluua.--Hcy. Bqro.i Sf0w.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-27

Taking CODA our house is on fire,
,lr, said Stranger, rthing into the parlor
pi d soaer citizen.
well, sir was the answer oil ihe latter,
ITO what cause am Indebted lof this extra
ordinary Interest whid you take in the affairs
ii any houe?"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-27

\ lively country gil had hashful lover,
whose name was Lock-. She got out OF pa
leHce with i'm at laIt, and IN her anger de-
Jared thit Shakspear. had not said ball =
many bad things as ht ought 10 about Shy
locke.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-27
FURTHER NEWS By THE STEAMER
ACADIA.

INV NoRK, Auril %, 1913.
The following are the latest quotations re-
ceiyed by the Steamer:
LIVERPOOL, April 8, 1913.
Pork, Western. Long Mlddes, free, 52a53s;
old Hams, 6sa2os 81. per cwt; Baltimore
dry sailed ABS. 6l,a44s. per cwt. Lard has
given way under the heavy supplies, and a
further decline may be looked for. Prime
Mess Pork is in active demand at full prices;
but other qualities are dull. Tallow is ac-
tive, with an Improvement in prices. Sales
are limited however, in consequence OF the
Continental troubles
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-27
HT1NBnRGtl ALE

rYsh suhser sfs have appointed GEO. HARTLEY
OF "hetlins their agent for The safe OF the!r Ale IN
Wheeling | ."
AH"refs gwen 70 him viii he executed at Pltisturyh
prices, adding feghtl ap 90 GEO. W. SMITH s CO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-27

THE OHIO RAIL R0AD.-our citizens
have been informed hat the citizens OF Co
shocten have called convention for the pur-
pose Of deyising WAYS and means for the con-
s,ructon ol The valley rail road. The G n
vent6n is 10 be held on the 10th of May
We would suggest the appointment OF dele
gates TO this convention, either by the ciu-
zens or the council.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-27
OPENING oFrHEILLINoIscANAL.

OPENING OF THE lLLiNOISCANAL.
On the l0ih inst. The first boat passed from
the Illinois and Michigan Canal in to the
waters OF Lake Michigan. This Canal has
supplied the only wanting link in a contnu-
Gus water communication from New York by
way OF the Lakes, TO New Orleans, making,
as we bgiieve, the most extended inland nav
igatlon Ia lie world. The good people of
Chicago welcomed the first boat, the Gen.
Fry" as is ser torth in the following extract
from letter in the Buffalo Commercial Ad-
vertiser
Soon alteri O'Clock the flag of the General
Fry was discovered ia the distance, apparent
ly moving over the open Praire--iSs approach
was Watg3-d win the most intense interest,
and 10 q Snort time The boat itself was dis
uucuy seen. completely loaded with our ia
laud citizens, aud "a due time she entered the
lock, al uie junction 81 the Canal with the
RIver, ai..Jst lie eeairuln. shouts OF The
muiuidde at spectators lud he Joyous uotes
OF "mo,t 5-u, ul-Ic.
Nfss. .tr0Ta .H.1. Galr f-ntfss from our
w'.tit -- Noisef tsq.. a1t
tnt fe-p'a-. - H.l f.sUor-, ia- G.B. try
was t,nra 80 ..H rs Us. Eos .tef. a45 ver
~ f' au raHfr Haa.t ls
tile lrr 4..a ,laes.
a0 uet7 ut'e 1r
tea e.tts fss.
r.e -ViDi . ,1a.f
s,H4.
Ea. 81. -4.44Ac4s W..a.4s.
t0u .H.1 says ls Posi- Odice D-gf,m m
hss lusl go. ihoougn tbe sauual ,.r9..s, u.
.s.Ia7 contrect he culture mil service
tar lamA patio. The LmM 4ur
5 ates g.. AeW Jersey, PeaHsd,dum. DID
"ofe, w. IS lla., auI OHIO. compose the SEC
uon that Il placed audef new contracts Tor
Tie tran, Foyu.uu OF be mails by the recent
lettings - e agr iutoEneI That, although the
bIldefa were nHtus numerous as usual. vet
tpefe n.s q a1suI and healthy competition.
an tn Contacts hasr been taken a such a
Tsiuc't AIN 'l- prices a. 10 give a saving OF
lnOfe al4u @tJJ.JJO let aua4iA Beside, Ihis
siNlus la yhe cost " transportation Tor The
section, l3fagt improvements nav. b4eo
mate, au4 a. ONO considerable railroad -
Ntce wl.t be brought in,o opeut5a-lCWo.
ied3ui JoufuaI.
E.r y a-.f .-.4- 4t IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-27

Js1 fPH, cg18.-Ot the persons who
have Obtained iDiu.stefial places ia The ue,,
reVo.ulo4er Government OF France. Two
bre Jews yl.' CWmi,ux, Minister Of In.
tice, aus u. Goo',l4ux, MiaisJer OF The -.
nanles.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-27
IHPesrAAfH IMPROVEMENT IN STEAM,

IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT IN S IEAM,
Il isata' am q pleasing task TO Us TO
notice die edtauaa o American skill, and 10
record the nHme Us of american ingenuity;
and Al MS maaeat we feel We are not on
ly rendering j0-t Jub9te to genius bat also
concerning aeneht ufon all around US, in
calling attention 10 the very great improve
meuts ID the construction oil The steam boiler
which is said TO have been achieved by Mr..
James Montgomery, and OF which we extract
the following account from a New York pa
Pc
By the improvements OF Mr.. Montgomery,
the steam bo.ler is very much reduced in
weight, may be placed in far less space, and
is is feudeTe s1ief while the consumption OF
fuel is reduced nearly one half, aad the durd-
biity OF he iey rendered far greater. By
these results, 50 important TO commerce and
Manufactures Mr.. Nj. has become the bene-
iactor OF The world, and, | am glad to know,
is about 10 receive the reward of long years
OF self detia, and patient Investigation.
This approved boiler was adopted some
months ago oY tha praprietors OF thestedn-
er Hear on the North River and has
since been ia constant operation, giving en-
tire satisfaction. Il is in use alsevefai OF our
manufacturing stabIishments-among them,
the Chelsea " orhs, where several OF the boil
ers are nnw constructing; a." am lnl t9,ra of
thatit VIII b. iar2i'',3l ''''n o 3,oJy bGding
'.e '..''ieet6rs havia5 satisfied themselves by
careful eA psGlment, OF It's very great advanta-
yes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-27
ST LOUIS MARKhrs.

Apn Is, 1913,
moderate amount OF business was trans
act. to Gay bur the market was generally
inactive
Il ai-fsfre isyery litlle upon the market
dnd he'd al k3.99. Saiys to- DAY OF 1886 pigs
al $3.50 pei 500 lbs.
HemP-pl two lots on the market. Late
III lSevenlss one OF % bales prime in good
order, soi!pl SIS per ton.
PARTNERSHIPS oi from 600 10 500 sacks
G. ninon ATS Soc per bu.
Barley a't Rye-Siles Of 50 sacks inferior
Barley al 2oc; and 239 sacks al 33c sacks in
Guided.
Beaas-Slrs of p bbls prime white, at
81 81 per hbl.
Hides-&Ies OF prime flint No. from the
Leyee at rs per 10.
Baron Slles OF So casks Of shoulders at &c Z;
Sides and Hams g.; Sales OF 20 casks shaul.
defs at ig 2cen,s; clear sides aud Hams ga
81
Lari-Si lis confined to small lots; 20 bb.s
inferior sol tat AZ, lSbbls No al AZ. aud
,t" smaller lots al prices ranging IRON to
Il.
Whiskcy-SaIes of Raw steady. l46 bbls
was taken 70 day in lots at be.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-27

FOR NAY 3f-t.
3U,uO1 DOLLARS
Whs,e Tickets $40 Quarters 90, 30.
Certificates OF &c Tickets only S31,50
JrfsAiwAys order certificates Of fun packages
II 57PhFER * CO.. Bulletin Of Lotteries Tor each
month forwarded gtatis.
TO THE PUBLIC.
We wish il understood that every Scheme advertised
hy House carefully examined by the Governor,
aud the Managers have tonded to he State that every
prize sod by us, snail he promptly paid The drawings
that customers nTst sworn TO by the
state Commissioners and printed.
II I'VE always sell neates of full Packages of
Tickets.
? An kinds of unrurrent funds wanted and for sale
Exchange aud collections puuctually and faithfully
attended
Cur friends residing in any section of the Union may
he assured that they will receive their tickets by mai,
II ordered from faithfully as though they were
brought under their personal examination.
Please all lress always for handsome prlze, scrupu-
lous attention and prompt aud sure payment, the old
adj lshed, lar famed and truly fortunate firm of
7'NREze n CO.,
ap 27-lm No Light ST., Baltimore, Md
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-27

The election takes place to-day. The can.
didates, we believe, are Brady ,Edgington and
Forney.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-27

~ bf N i-suA rhiiiF, uHe Of the most eminent Eng
asa f'ctans Aas wei observed thai Inc lungs are ADJ
10 assoc ale 90 The morbid action u xsstl.e orsats
whs q has necsme esepaic, and 90 produce as result
peculiar tariay Of Consumption. There l. no tiauhi
insi many tausis supposed o proceed from Tie throat
&c arc iae frstt Il Impaired DIGESTION and IA each
case 2" remedy is e4-,dr safe aud ilnueda ale
ihah y faHltstock' : Anti BiiIous Pts Tlsy nave
hH i"lnd hE4h useful 40 AZ WHARF the hile 90
ntl' ihc hcAthiui performance OF the functions Of
tle digestive ortsHs
fuf sale 90 Whaling Nv ] BAKER and TRru
BAthEif 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-27

GLASS WORKS FOR SALE.
IA RARE chance Is now offered to any one wishing
Il Ii 10 engage in the manufacture of flint glass ware
ia IT Louis. fine establishment IS complete, with all
The necessary tools and apparatus to enter into immedl
ate operation red lead factory likewise attached
scale sufficiently large to more than supply the
glass works. st Louis affords every facility IN mate
rial, fuel, and market for flint glass Any practical
with small capital could not mai better invest
The entire concern will he seld very accommoda-
ting terms. Fer further particulars, apply soon TO
f.. &. FADE,
:. H. ROBBINS.
ST Louis, April 27-3wd&w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-27


PUFFY THE BLOOD AND CLEANSE FnE
som 1t Is az established fact that very large class
oi DISEASES can only De- cured by such remedies as viii
eAef aio i!e bLooo. aud circulate with Il, through
every pstIoh oi the toiy Tor only tY tHs means can
sac remedy be 9rousht into Immediate contact with the
disease aud loas. ttlh desirable end, PREPARATION
at7 evsf been - M lifniy successful Dr. iYNEfS
N|i"h NV T. S3roiuia. ktns's Evil, Cancer ana
1aI.efuns lnmpns, White Swelling, Enlargement Of
ga" Bones, Shpnio Rheumatism aud tsout. EfpllYe di.
hs 81 thc HNtn, old and indoleu Uicefs Goitufaus
,Ns'h e 90 ie thfaat, cured with a certainty
tht Ss assehisiied even hcsider. IL ls hesdes one
d" tae most pleasant articles De taken lag h.
stn"ssi' opera as atoalc, aud removing nyspectle
ta NtiNtds ectioHs, and impartIug glow 81 ANNA
t'h ttd hea4, unequalied by any thius IA the whole
Matef.a Mesiica.
~ X AND AGUE-CURE WARRANTED
JAMES AGILE ftLLs. which may to had al n, Z
~o1sh iurd street. Philadelphia, arc warranted 10 cure
'e Worst iafHaof Fever and Agae The mnae, VIII be
''iHed ga al olsce II they iat 10 curebu tnry never
DO faii 49,
""W ARE or THAT Cough, for coughing denotes
taiioh ih the throat oT lungs winch IN immediate
Wtetis'i Of M amazilOn. Atseess Bronchitis, CON.
s"hiptioh aHd Death. Now. theirs need OF conq.
'' a. 4, Fog !iFNK's EsPkcToRAST will Immediately
fe'eFr vac cough, suhdHe The inflammation. eeanse N.
uss pa ihroat rom all Irritating OF bstfucits mat
sef, and eject speedy cure.
Prepared oUiyby ~ u JAYNE, Phiiadelphis and sold
On AGENCY by p A BBESILlNGER
. Ashland Row, Monroe sL Wheeling, Va.
Aso ly CrnHsaeker, Man ST. " heeilng, and h a Y
3'.s' n 4Ahe'hlowh, Va Apr23
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-27

Deah Of Mr.. Adms ia Frauce.- Wlan
Tie news I M Adams death reached Pans
our Minlfro4u,sl d recommendation to h.
issued i'ati Aner.r. citizens to tesr M, h.
-Id4 hdl5e7 of mourning. aHd also to r.s
"a 'aais oi al American vrss Is FL French
ports TO b"is. their iiass a Aali mast.
heyf' '''"" 's''"
~ my Howe, lhiccnpl uo, drunk. but
>'ti.t, (Me'ap) The fact Is, AN dear.
ply 'a, u,eH uoblu1 i.e bottom of NV
'' N.'' ~. 't' iAet are as smooth as a dim
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-27
FOHs WAY .zfh.

ANOTHER BEAUTY.
80 06O DOLLARS
Whole tickets sis Quarter 1915.
Certificate of 81 Tickets only SlS,t5.
There are - PtIzes II Z hanks IA this scheme
send yoar orders early TO this fortunate Office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-27

fSARA sOLs ffon % c;s 70 - ca ParsSaisltes Ann,
q hteilas, SA1wls, IhIhei, Grape eoiors panl ana
iahcy slk rtraQilia De laine Mehsir Tissue and N.
[Aes shaws and Scaffs Set SIN Scarf end travsts
iidkk real India, Pongce Flag, Crimson spitlef.'d
b. cts silk al p els; for saeh
Aprs5 STONE 4 THOMAS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-27

VECOND SUPPLY Of SEASoNABLE
y G00DS.--O. w. HElsKELL is now pur-
chasing in New York, beautiful variety q
choice goods, " hich vail be opened for lnspee-
ton on or about the LIST OF May ensdng, 10
which The attention OF purchasers is respect
FULLY solicited. Apr 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-27

phtNfs 81 every style and price; large assortment
- "lshams, Alpaca, B1a,haziues, 11Beetss gaIh and
siA codmeious for Summer coats. ul'k bruWA aud
WINE Linen Drilling, Kreuns and AIDES OF every
~ aud very cheap, Just received hy
Apr2 STONE a THOMAS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-27

EDsk NAY IOtli t-i~.
G LORl OUS 10 f cry
30. 900 Dollars,
Whole Tickets $40 Quarters 81 so.
Certificate OF 70 Tickets only sl5 so.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-27
THE MONEY on nANDl

THE MONEY on HAND
PrizAs Prizss P.izes
yUiTH BACH DEPARTURE OF the mails from
~ bAttmore, goes ~ every scetiua OF tue United
Stsiesthe
GLORIOUS NEWS.
that the dlstap. corresponding patrons 81 the
ANp Truly FaRTUNArE lot.
PSFEa a. co.
lave BEEN WADE iNnERiTORs or
PHiNChLN FORTUNES
Always Tue certain issue OF small outlay this world
renowned and Lucky once
At TIC same time thn cheering intelligence impaired
THAI the MONEY IL on HkNDl
Counted out! aud ready 40 be Paid
n 7Communieations Istroty confident al in all cases.
II F0rders for Prizes must I've mailed with the
to ~ invested cncosed To our fortunate agency and
the assurance is given tina, shall the effort
" rive advise the purchase OF certificates OF fu
Packages. \ flll Package ofleu draws four handsome
fnzes. single tickets never draw eut one prihe.
u rive again solicit country friends TO forward
their orders to arfamed agency. aud may he made
wealthy.
PLEASE LOON AZ THESE SCHEMES!
FOR MAY I'd, Isis.
GRAND LOTTERY.
10000 nOLLaRs'
Uerti6ea,es Of 90 Tickets only $3.50.
FOR MAY 9Th, ISIS.
BRILbIANT SCHEM E:
10000 Dollars!
IN THREE GRAND PRIZES or $4,000 Each.
Whole tickets $40. Quarters $3.50.
Certificate Of = Tickets only Sl7, -.
EOss MAY 10Th, ISIS.
LORlOUS 10 f cry:
10000 Dollars!
Whole Tickets $40. Quarters $3.50
Certificate OF 20 Tickets only $3.50.
FGs9 HAY 18th, s~is.
klNECAPII Ais Or
sJ.0OO Doiiar~ E'aeIt.
Whole ickel- slU. Quarters s250
Ccrtlheatcs OF g Tickets only 81 80.
FOX NAY s1ib, sSts.
4 MONS tk L4UI khN
$4,000 EBoiiars.
10000 Dollars
&c. &c. &c.
VI Every Person should have chance.
Whole tickets 500 Quarters So.
Certificates of 26 Tickets only $50.
III POrder early Tor any of these splendid fIizes
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-27

EOB bAf 18TH, s@is'
FIN ECAPl Ais Or
$4,000 Dollars Etach
Whole tickei- slU. Quarters s2.5O
Ccrtlneates OF g Tickets only ; 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-27

FOR MAY 9th, IStS.
BRIL- lila Mt So l. NJ E:
10000 Dollars,
IN THREE GRAND PRIZES or s75.00o EACH.
" hole tickets $40. Quarters $3.50.
Certificate Of = Tickets ouly Sl1,J.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-27
NEW Gse4rsS

Dress SsGOds. Shanelien i.nsIres, rouli de
So. n, soe, striped aad he "a Ainoite,
'iH h,isse' HFus de Nap and Gto- ee sws PLAN and
80 h.ess Silks' good article 90 els; SIN lawns
@lh ana Linsh ftssae briiiiARs Caael Lusires BIZ
mode aud iancy befages sa0 ne IT Lawns a. IA es
81 eis-Just opeIed al STONEA J'IIoN AZ;
Apf29
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-27

Fresh Fruits. &c. 70 2 boxes gs d ls%Sn.
so drums Figs, . boxes Fig Paste 80 bushels Ground
Nuts ApT26 4 ZIAN, Monroe st.
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FOX WAY .a,h. tSIs.

10000 EBotlars
10000 Uutarsi
&C. &c. &c.
u every Person should have chance.
Whole tickets 500 Quarters So.
Certificates of PC Tickets only $50.
III 57Order early Tor any of these splendid fIizes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-27

IrIrp screens A large assortment Of Fire Hoard
SAFE by At22 JOHN II THOMPSON, Union IT,
Window Papers. r 1000 piece; ~, wide Window
lusl received and for sac, wholesale or retaiL IN
apf%- jNO III THOMt SON tuion Il
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-27

trash Eruifc 100 drums Figs, 80 ioxes r
' N''N'' Raisms, - ioNes fresh oranges,
~ bones esh Lemonsi just received aud tor sale by
April MRS HEATING, Monroe ST.
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PIECE GOODS.

Ill elton.
WRESTLING SAVINGS INsrITrrtoS
:, April 18th lsle
- annual Election for nine Directors 10 n.ns-e
asA me staifs Of the Wheeling Savings lasiituttoa
i'r Inc ensuing year, wl .e held al il 81, re an @
esy the - day Of Nay next between Inc I,o ses
oeioeS A. II. and o'clock q y ''u's oi 10
APrl5 E.it~v-rov r.
onn nBLs SAT-. ias. re.e.,.. nm -, ~. -.