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Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-17
From the St. Louis Daily Union.
THE TELEGRAPH.
Atlantic, Lake and MISSISSIPPI

Atlantic, Lake and MISSISSIPPI
range.
CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE LINES.
Connecting NTH Detroit, Buffalo, Ncw
York, Cincinnati, Louisville, Pittsburgh,
St. Louis, Nashville, Memphis, New Or
leans, &C.. .r- .-. ..s4.:~
In reply to inquiries from Chicago and
Milwaukee, the undersigned deems it pro-
per to state that Gin addition to the New
Orleans line of a thousand miles, nearly
finished, } he is now constructing two lines
through. the Upper Mississippi Valley and
the Lake country, which form an aggrc-
gate Of another thousand, mics-making
total Of about 1000 miles that will be
constructed on lines arranged by the un-
dersigned before the close Of July, with
the certainty Of extending those lines to
between five and six thousand miles be-
fore the close Of December. These lines
from Cincinnati (via lndianapolis) TO Chi
cago, and from St. Louis (via Peoria and
Galena) to Chicago and Milwaukee; will
be so connected with other lines construct
ed BY the undersigned, that the business
Of a temporarily disabled line may be
promptly transacted by some other line
! or lines, however circuitous, till the in
jured line is repaired-Thus securing
! certainty in telegraphic operations, with
out increased cost to the Public. The
lines for thus placing Milwaukee in light
ming connection with he lines extending
to all the other principal cities Of the I'm
ion, are now in snch rapid progress east
and west, that they will be completed
with degree Of celebrity rarely equalIed
on any lines Of equal extent. ~.
It is proper TO add ,Aa, the rates Of
charges for Te!egraphic dispatches on
the lines constructed by me, do not exceed
an average Of one halfthe price charged
on the Seaboa I'd line Of Morse's I'ele-
graph, controlled by Messrs. F. O. J.
Smith 4 Kendall, between Boston, New
York and Neutrality-suspicious. placing tel
egraphic facilities more within reach OF
the people generally, and Of the press
PARTICULARLY, :
In reference to the Press, it may be
added that, instead Of charging half price
auuluonal lorseVery newspaper. WI tcfl U.s.
les dispatches addressed 10, (and paid full
price for BY one any one Of the Journals
las enforced on the Boston Line, and as
contended for in the. remonstrance 10 the
New York Legislature by the controllers
OF fMorse's Palent-.here is not even q
full price charged naour Western Lines
: no matter how many newspapers ma y
I combine TO use and pay for dispatches
Although the regular rate for business
|despatches on the western Lines coDstruc
ted by me, is only an average Of about
half Of the rate, on the Seaboard Line
between New York and Boston, there is
still deduction Of thirty per cent in JUS
Z, tice to The Press--the effects Of which
\ system IS illustrated by the facts stated
in the Pittsburgh CONNIE rcial Journa
concerning the Pennsylvania Governor.
], Message which it is not irrelevant te
quote in this connection; y"We received
the Messageof Coy. Skunk by Telegraph
in company with two other city papers
] The, Message contains At least 10000
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-17

"a HfFsSA ING IL tnluk u was IN the
spring Of 1916, that Henry O'Rielly, ESQ
issued a circular from Rochester, NJ u,
inwhich hes,ated that before three years
he would have he Telegraph wires ex.
tended 70 Dubuque. This circular was
published on the first page Of the Miners
Express at the time, and although most
Of your iellow-citizens received it with
doubt, The fact is now in prog ress Of be-
ing verified.
Lam informed, however, by letter from
a friend in Dubuque, tina. '''someg of the
stockholders TO the Magnetic Telegraph
in Dubuque have the dumps after readin G
w. Duane Wilson'S card in the Jeffe rso-
nian in regard to O'Rielly's inability to
make good his promised right to con-
struct the wires,n' &c. | am surprised
that any reader of The St. Louis papers
should entertain doubt Of Mr.. O'Riel-
5ly s stability" or"right" in this regard
I suppose Mr.. w. Duane Wilson is one of
the agents Of Morse, Kendall Smith &. Co.
and no better evidence need be required
of their slanderous and foul designs than
the fact that they are driven to remote
spartssof the country where MraO'Rielly
is little known, and after having crouch
ed like whipt ours under his lash in the
larger cities. When Mr.. O'Rielly came
TO St. Louis last fall, he was met by the
same monopolizing faction, and a commit
tee, was appointed by the stockholders
there, as also in Louisville, Nashville,
New Orleans &c. to investigate. The
committees Of each ofthose cities employ
ed the ablest lawyers to conduct the in
yestigation, and the result was not ONLY
implicit confidence, but congratulations
and resolutions of praise and thanks to
Mr.. O'Rielly for his enterprise and indie
pendence. Amos Kendall threatened to
institute suit agains. him foran infringe
ment on Morse's patent, bat he has not
only repeatedly Jared them to do so, but
has deposited the full amount Of such liza
blity as itwould be possible for him to
incur, in the hands OF third person in
New Orleans, and again invited them to
test the legality Of his right ifthey dare.
Mr.. O'Rielly is now in St. Louis, and
| am informed that he intends to visit
Dubuque and Galena in few weeks, and
il will then be seen that he is not the man.
to shrink from Mr.. Wilson, nor from
Mr.. Wilson's masters. In the meantime
you will perceive by the "Union'' which
| send you that he is about to beard the
lion in his den, by Establishing Tele-
graph lines along side ofeuery principal
line o,vned by other parties throughout The
country, for the purpose Of reducing the
fees to reasonable rates, and TO correct
most Of the other abuses now prevailing.'
Does this look like inability to make good
right, or rather do the good folks Of CAL
ena and Dubuque think they are wiser
than the people Of St. Louis and New Or
leans?
mean to write to him on the conduct
Of this Wolfsh Duane Wilson and you
will see theft fur fly before long.
49,. Yours in haste,
.s~.. o.. C. c..
DEAR SlR:-Please publish the above
communication in relation to O'Rielly's
Telegraph; as il may stimulate some of
our dropping stockholders.
J. KING.
w. Y. LOWELL, Esq. ] ~.
Editor Of Express
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-17
RALLY, RALLY,
D { NJ q c R At 81.

! 81 A meeting Of the Democracy of nu-
buque county, will be held at the Court
House, in the city Of Dubuque, on Satur-
day. the goth day Of May, ls48, at 3
o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose Of choosing
Delegates 10 the Democratic STATE Con
vention, 10 Be held at Iowa City on the
Ut day Of June, ls4s, 20 nominate State
Officers, and Electors for President and
Vice President: and also to attend the
Cong ressional Convention, 10 be held a.
Davenport, in the month Of June next, to
nominate lone Democratic candidate for
I Congress in this District. A punc,ual
end fall attendance is requested.
!. .,,.5 n. EMERSON,
,s H. TRENoR,
r. BoNsoN,
6 L. A. Thomas.
JAMES TANNING,
4 ,ss..s..5. Henry R1cKErs,
ae Thomas H. BENTON,
Democratic Central Com for Dubuque.
County May 18th, l84s
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-17

We call the attention Of the Friends
OF Ireland's Nationality, to the notice in
another column Of the meeting that takes
place on Saturday next. We had
thought heretofore that all that was nee.
essary 10 be done in this matter, was to
publish the time Of meeting, as given in
the notice Of the Secretary. Ru, the
meeting Of last Saturday night, convinc.
ed us we we're in error. The empty
benches-the Indifference manifested -
j. proclaimed too loudly that somelhing'else
must be done. We can scarcely venture
20 think that an appeal through our col
umns will avail, that lecture upon your
du:y will effect anything, but will ask,
not only Of every true Irishmau to come,
but OF each and all who feel for those
who suffer. The object Is Of the most
praise worthy character. To hid by
counselling each other, those who are
now bending the unwilling neck, no, to a
tyrant, BUTT tyrants. To letthose who
are still the sufferers Of oppression know,
.fha, even, in the far Off wilds OF the West
--,here is "a heart that sympalhises with
their every woe, and hand, at all times
extended for their relief" ...F' '- 8
We say then again come ono come all
and let the meeting Of Saturday next, be
one which shall cause thousands Of the
Emerald Isle to rejoice, in the thought,
that, though all seem to have deserted
their is still hope, still sympathy for
them. 5l a= ac.Ha. sar. vi;
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-17
THE MINERS EXPRESS,

~ 1s published Weekly and Semi Weekly
at the following rates. g7aH5a7s -. asols'o 2
WEEKLY per annuln in adyspcs 2.lafa $2 90 .
lfpayment be deferred till the OK: ,hasg
piration of six months stl3 70 4shsa2 50
At the end OF. the year al Ii3 90
Ssm'-WEExEy per annumin advance 90
AT tbs expiration Of six months y 8 so
gAttii and lofyear asglsgss fgptAs 100
Ts Wpl ys9E aLss
~ Terms or Advertising. !, -, !.
~WEEKLY-1 square. first insertion 81 90
tForeach subsequent insertion, va 20
sEMI. w EEKLy--l sqr. 1st insertion, 10
Fof each Subsequent insertion, n a,s l871
Liberal discounlems 10 siEly adYsrsI-g
sssz' YapNgsgaS g 80 TsM
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-17

4 =. as. -".vns iarfno1uufe music, CONSISTING or
Marches, Waltycs, Songs, &C., for sale cheap
At the Drug and Book store Of
sI3 T.. r, GfLLEsrIs.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-17

M ANILLA kooP-.--4, aand ! men
- plough lines, chalk lines, and bed cords
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-17

Democratic Central Com. for Dubuque
County May 18th, 1848.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-17

The communication Of Dr.. Hutawa !.
pnavoidably crowded our this wsck,s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-20
FIRE IN SAINT LOUIS.

hPRib fHti. loiJ.
Extract from a letter reed from }. II Alexander 4 Go.
We hal Il pretty clever ire here some
two weeks since. which tested two of your Safes.
which We sid fhey were IA the front rart Of the Sc
c0ud story OF . four story building, hied with nerclan
a,lr and liquors. and fe.t thrpHgh 10 The trst story, aud
when cooled OF were unlocked aud the inside found to
he al G.. X. 1t has given vry general satisfaction here.
The al owe safes be.0nge- seyefally to hesers. Mat
tVews & Go. aud Mr. Il. Il. Catlerwaal. WHO thus, tho
ever, tiing else was destroyed, Through tlra Instrument
taity preserved their invaluable books and faacts.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-20
lt0R

HE subscriber boisg desirous of selling his entire
Estate in The city Of Wheelius. Vireinia. consisting
OF iiS acres Of land cd dining the civ. and winch a.
mounds IN sioue coal. and there is also u stone quarry on
me aforesaid premises equal 10 any - am Informed,
IN tteSiate ef Virginia. Also. about 81 or TUo feot or
ground immediately on Waier street, on a part Of which
Is aireadr erected a very fine " arehousc, and sufficient
room Tor Two Other Warehouses. This prorcrtv lics
Immediately on lee Chic river. aud Just above Inc u.
>. iotel, 50 generally known 30 aiiravclers; and lie
property hthts square Is generally considered The most
valuahie Of any IN HE city. ForteruS apply tothe pro
prietnr. living near Louisville. Ky.
nlNln : AMIIEI- nntLnHtlII
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-20
= q 81 T5 s.
RITCHlEr0WN
COWWISSIONEF'S SALE.

Archibald W pIds, Ear vs..
Richard SCOT ard others.
IN Wy vigtUe a. Gdecree Of the circnit
y superior court OF Law aud chsurerp Tor Ohio co.
ptoneunced IN Tins c0se. on the lOth daF OF February d,
l94V, inc uuic'sieuea, aciHg a. commissioner tor lie
purpose wtil sell 40 the highest ard best bidder al public
auction, at tine front door Of the court inusc Of Ohio
COUNTY on Saturday, the 2jtn day Of N~uvruter. Is4s,
inr.
TERMS-Tcn per cent Of the purcbsse money 20 be
pa'd ~ caShi and tte purchase 10 give iouts for the
ttsiduo' wt'1 GOOD security. letriHP interest from the
day Ct sale, and payable ~ {Hfee ius.ainents 6f SIX,
twelve, ana eighteen months. each.
w MITCHELL. DEPUTY ior
SiNMs,S g. and Commissioner.
Oct2c-fPaufN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-20
GREAT FIRE. IN ALBANY.

MAY I0IN. I
sNL.NHNSDER s~AFEs-MrS. c. Herrina-Sir-
1tuu.i4g It due 10 you, and a precautionary measure
10 ain business persors, hereby cet5ify that bad ~
the ATE hre, li5tii inft.l in my store. aue of your safes
< NiIHafs patent 81 ~ the most exposed part OF TIE fire
tuete icing a large quantity Of OIL directly IN ircut ans
~nvefheaa, which whea on fire created an intcuSe heat,
Beating tsc Safe to such Il desreg that dad uat open f1r
taatf eight hours after the FIRE, sad then 10 parts OF lie
sac It va quite warn. and whai was mere saiisfacto-
ny, Hy paIera, sc, were all perfect VITA TIE exception
OF ie,ng 4 tit e smoked. caused l ttlnF b. OF ruupaEg
OF the Sgfe. K. BgBTEE.
| eau caeerfully corilfy to Tho above; and further, tiat
! had one ofthe sane sind olSatls ia Af Tuora's stofC,
destroYe by IRE at The SAM tire, wHere | kent NY
pape : aud toaSs, and : ahoye was ire result sfuinc.
}. HAIGHT.
For sale by PRYOR 4 PNiLi.
nOyl5 Agents Tor tie manufacturer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-20
LONG SHAWLS.
FINE RLANkETS.

- ICHp paid Long Shswls. with every other descrip
~, tion OF yVaoIen shaw's. just received at tho ri.
Windows. sept42l J. $. RHODES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-20
WlLDER'S PATENT SALAMANDER
SAEIG

8f' 'F|h
1tfST received an assortment OF the above Fire-Proot
~ SIZES. and fer sale at the manufacturers prices, ny
RTO 4 PAUL., Agent for The Manufacturers.
The follawiag letter has been received ffoil Albany:
ALBANy, August -. iais.
sc fiERRING, Ese-Eear sir: The safe we Bought OF
Won in the Spring OF lti1, has heca th1rougiiy tested by
tbs late ere, aud we are happy 10 stale las more thaa
answered our eHpectation.
we were unfortunately located on The Pier; and, as
YOU must have learned ere III 5, we had bht barely time
10 escape wth our lives, before every binding located
there. as Ear u0rtA a tie cut, was Ia daincs.
Onr SAFE stood facing The SOUTH, IN me second story,
AID consequently faced the flames. which, with the
s,rong south wind, made a heat almost as severe as a
blast furnace, and something OF the same naterc. Not
understanding ali this. our hooks aud papers were preser.
we'd 50 that they arc ali lesih.c, ana many of them as
perfect as they were before the ire.
1t is wonderful that ii could have withsi ood such a
vi0'.at heat with no more injury, " nen we know ,he
heat 70 have becs So powerful as IL destroy tie old
fashioned safes that were taken out Of The Stores or The
pier aud placed sniue distance iroui the bud, tHes. h ;
ssucs drew out has and placed II to che waters eige;
sIii Il wss Destroyed, white Yuucs saved The papers ard
books IN the huAest OF he nre. Yours, respectfully.
CIV GODAED & 60.
2. S.-The hooks and papers were tahei rom the safe
two DAYS after the ire.
Fors ale hv PRNOR e. PAUEI.
ceI9d agents tor tue Man tdc'ure''.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-20
CAPSl CAPSIl

FRESH RRtNAl-LATEST FASHIONS.
9USf received from New YORK, and tar sale IA great.
" ~ reduced prices, FORTY DOZEN CAIS,o of all
quaiaics, styles sind prices. A more complete assurt.
meut was Heyer brought to Tins market; and, having
teen purchased on the lest tcuus, eau he suts al Nan
~ ccats up, es per quality. Call 0ld examine before
purchasing csoW here. $ b uANrER.
ang-5 Corner Main and Union streets.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-20
NEW MINI

EcoOTS NJ SHOES esghscTibers having asso
~ oiaied themselves together under tie style and urn
of J C0NNELLN i son, VIII continue in the Shot
business ia the house, No 10. Main At, formerly occu
pied as = shoe stSre by Conneiiy x Wsie. We expect
TO receive ffaai the east shortly, a large ana well essurt
"a stock, necessary 10 carry on the business IN all IDS
different branches. and a. 1t is our o'Ject to coHpefe
wtti the eastern manufactures, we intend, BY astrtct
attention 10 business, TO insure the success we anttci-
pate, aHi to merit the patronage OF oar friends and the
public in Eeueyai; we, therefore, give a general invita-
tiln to all TO gIy- is 4 tfiNl. ) GONNELifN,
April IL, tS4s Is z J~ONNEilsh.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-20
.LANDS q 500

100 Lets ia Logan's Port, Indiana. and
several small / racts in the vicinity oil said
town.
Ihe above land willie sold on the most reasonable
terms IN tracts 10 suit purchasers. Titles perfect. For
tuTlher particulars inquire Of " z. PETERSON.
Wheelmg. NItsiHia. leo.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-20
DOUBLE CAPS! DOUBLE ClpS!

rN~tiE Suhscrile rs have an assortment Of the above
a. scales now Finished aud ready for sale at their
" areruOun on " alter ST., hc!ow QUINCY.
JolJ CHARLES. COLN & BEATTY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-20

~ T.. aud co. hay. now, and viii always
vTs keen, a. their Rrug aud Medicine st,re. on Main
street, a few doors above the Monroe House; a supply OF
pure medicines. selected expressly 10 M the orders and
prosecutions of Physiclans. Or. Pryor VIII give strict
personal attention TO preparing and puttiug up al pre-
srrutions and ardprs sem
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-20

\ NEW ~ CONVENIENT ARTICLE,
llsI received from New EotA, a 10; OF DOUBLE
a" CARS, a hcW 81 le entirety. These caps are suta.
be for summer or winter, as they catHe, So tdtG4ug
them, changed tout a hue cloth into a hne sHk cap, or
from silk TO cl1tJ, DIS lhc Wearer may prefer o. Tine
weather demand To be- had only al the store o. s.
HARPER, corner Of Main aud Union streets. aug25
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-20
WELSH FL.

gust received. ) pieces real Welsh Flannel, warrant
- ed not - shriik, I piece very ine French Flannel
something new, by MARSH, TANLOR & MARSH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-20

DRESS GOODS.


o HOE PLAN and Grnsnented lair combs.
~ Of al kinds. Fiie Ta-th ditto. Bediins Pocket
ard rsintrr's GraiaIne con,ts. for s1le low. wholesale
or retait. .g 5c.6 JAS MELLOR. Union s..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-20
& co.


2[Af tur} .-,5vol tv cypress : TOW pcshlN :"
..#. fout He sou. HWk Gro de- EhtHc :rd "t"ca
.,a 'rGt5 mp-G fa31atri aa'e'egn bHtlnn5
N'tUERias-iece canes. Csceu Mary col
aug 1''1l warhni io. Tnrtgd Lace, Ed-tucs aud ln
sft''- ''.'h@ 7nd swiss 60. a lsr1s a-4nrtment 'ps'
received. oe'lG ~EERRYHtLL & & g.
E1T sOLUTfON-rhc partnership heretofore exit
~ ing between the under.leurd. unfcr She drm or
DORSEY Il CHtPltNE, rs uus dpv dissolved rs nu
tnat consent. Ely pNGSEY.
Sept :, 1918. CHNrLlNE.
FIRE! FIREM FlREW
TSLNKEs FIRE rEOOF PAlST-a large lot rc5ni
a. we'd from the Proprietor aud tor saiety
octia y X MCKEE, South Nhtein-.
gt-ST received hv Express fron New YORK. a few rs
~ Bisc, Mode ard Scarlet damaSk merinccs, or We
dow curtains ut the finest quality. Also a few patterns
VERY fnc rich Jew styles Cluakiue-aiso new style 81
'cautiUl Shawls. octli \ HEY IAN
TO THE LADIES.
NV |GooDRlCH respectfully invites the attention
VIZ = Of the Ladies'. TO bts new stocN OF fancy Bon.
nets. The latest Philadelphia Fashions; Bonnet tlAlohs
OF various STYLES, and Artificial Flowers, all OF which
oreot the latest Styles. octl5
~ Ew stylc and very cheap Dress Goods al
IA octi2 w GoObRl'ifS.
N-ESrof England. French and american Ct tbs and
~ eassimeres, at very low prices; at
octl} w "Oobki'hS'
- osis " y " ooonHelFs
p.TAZAGtNF. Green AND Mode French ne iuoes o.
ave-. snp'r quaIty. Also. a few dress patterns sun'f
~feshmeres. just reed and for sale BY JsENSENf
r"sMBROinERED Swiss Nuslins. both White aud
~ Fancy, for parry dresses, also plain swiss q fine
quality. octl2 JSENSENEN
- zen Bound Ribbons. Artiieials and Plun.es. Also
IA Fancy tet Ri,hons, Velvet neck Hibtous. Fancy
nett neck Ties aud ulkfs. SENSENkN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-20

= AVE received their Fan ard " inter- Goods, and
= s now preYd ed 80 "a uish tnetr f. i,udS and Gus
toWcts VITA any garment, 10 order or really ugadc a. the
shortest rulice, and ia ile i-tes. fashion at prices mat
ca tnu; tt. 80 plpsse.
Gus $ % 4 VI Cuths. Cashmere aud Neslinss cannot
he lci ey any gsothirg az ~ Goods house IL the CIV.
Hauke = al CHglItics ard tolars; Niapte coafs. veJy
tesua ie fat fhr coming season. ANY qnallty Of hoa-
w coats, a. luiee Ironi 3 ,G top. Emo ard t~asaioaa.
tIe ci1dNs, furnished tta4F made or so order. GOOD
assortment at ready made cl<stmcr lSut.--Aisp, at
mas ut ,ss~iuttt Pants. Nes NJ al ki"ts. ia utice
lrap - CTS 10 81. Updorshu's aud Drawers Some
SIN v'rN superior qu'iu} liz Linen and Muslin Shuts.
hilAi"'s Of gloves 0ad cravais, pocket haittterchieiS,
exc. re. oci!I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-20

- rGs Superior Administer, TGaed, Wilton aud
"a 8tus,eis Rugs.
Chenille Paflour Door Mats,
Aict1t and Polka DO do
SbregEiH do do-iust received by
orf,0 ANTON < son,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-20

TeR THRAsk'S Magnetic Ointment. for the cure OF
- hieumai tsu. pain and weakness IN the hack, pain
and soreness in me stomach and bowels, sprains, truis-
es. piles. sc1'd head, aud for restoring the hair, etc. for
sale hy G T. PRYOR 4 Co. only Agents IN Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-20
COOpEE InOLN-

1NITW VVNH y TIITC0ssN WNNIN 2 WIsrT move.
9-tt \ w Il fONELL, Wheeling, Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-20
CAPS.

II EtElNEb this day at nay store, No 20 MDarec 81,
- a large aud -pl.ndid assortment OF caps contracting
90 doh ul Glazed eSVs; S do Snk f.ish caps; 10 DO
Msus cloth caps ; DO Oil SIR cars do tue cloth
calei 5 do SIR onths caps; and a me assortment uI
cbildfeu's Fancy Mirror caps. SANENN.
sepl No 70 Monroe street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-20
RICH EVENING DRESSES

yNINEST Bile MackinhN in The city; also dark green
&c brown aud drass-6no white twiiled he'd de-, jus
received. fsept29l J :. RHODES, Bridge corner
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-20
stza Of th. Go.leu V1,,g. l7a Vain 81
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HtRDNAep AND CUTLERY.

b ouIIrs BRASS caudjesulchs, H4t Sc.-,trs aad ma
z1r4. hIa4s aus steel Jarrett Pistols, Tea trays, araas and
s.tel irfI Ssoveis aHd Iar2s, Bytfauia aud German
silver sllDIf, C9hee Mills, s.. ilst received aud for
#.c cheap by HENRY = MORRIS.
oet1f Main street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-20
FAtRBANhS PATENT PLATFORM
SCALES

"a f.MANACs for Is49-tor sale by
sd IuOS i~tORNBROOk and Co,
sent 20 Monroe street