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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-08

PLASTER,
ZOO TONS PLASTER just received, which wa ara
grinding az our Steam Mill
For sale BY TA Sutton
""coser' may IS dwr No. A Mechanic 81.
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worcester, Southbridge, and Sturbridge
STAGE,

" 00''''V" "'rH I'VE "0TWtcR and Worcestey Railroad
SSa ,ss$rs We subscriber respectfully IN
E@r5lslI3kS forms the public that he has
I'D M estai lshed rev line of stage, Ia
ss run between ebsler south.
ori9se ana turhridge Leave sOuthbrdge al 81 NJ and
"orcestet ana Boston, arriving at Boston at liz A. NJ
hhIukNlNG--leaye Boston al "a and Worcester nj
s0nthbrdge passengers 81 in Boston and return he
same day. ~ Passengers for Worcester will be sci down
az IN, inc F~iOich ana Forester Depot.
Tickets be obtained OF the subscriber anil st Pheln
1ewey Store IN southbfdge through TO Worcester and
a. me Norwich and Worcester Railroad Ticket Offcc
BY any other. - ~ "
ly and faithfully attended TO ''O''p'
ofce in Worcester at the Am. Temperance House
He1 1n' JOSEPH SHEPAFD.
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For sale In Worcester, by tho Agents, M. D. GREEN
and >. GREEN a. co. dM&sweopiy NJ.
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B JsTON y MOkC ESTER RAIL ROAD
Winter Arrangement commencing Oct l6

Winter Arrangement commencing Oct is.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS
Leave Worcester at 81, 81 l03 4, NJ, 5 40 p. NJ.
Passengers will leave MiHbury at 81 NJ. and s! NJ.
Passengers will leave Milford 10 minutes before
and P.
Leave BOSTON, at e Am u NJ q, ass PM
The NJ. train will stop only take up passengers at
Way Stations for NeD York.
The a. train iDiit land one east OF Framinghsm.
Ehe train will stop of birmingham except
to take up Western Railroad passengers at>BrghtoD
Thursday,
The p M train is the New York Steamboat Train, to
Norwich to heretofore, without stops except al
FrGmingbGna
Passengers for Milbury or for HotSton and Milford will
take the AN. and Pm. tfaus. Passengers for the
Norwich Railroad will take the M and q M. trains
n. B. The A. and P. NJ. trains take passengers al
Boston for New York, via New Haven
BrOokiine Special Trains.
Leave Brookline at st, and l0k 81 II 81 81 81
Leave Boston al at 10 NJ and l24 81 At 81, l0t
Nel0ton Special Trains.
Leave Lower Falls at g and g AN, q ~ and sPN
Leave Boston at u AM. l2t 81, ant 9 Pm.
SaTenUiHe Special Ira rs.
Leave SaXouville at AM. and pm.
Leave Boston at g Am. and 81 Pm
Boston, Oct is, ls48. tt WIN PARKER, sup't
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Rev. DR.. Lands, Clergyman
sIpNrr, New Jerser. Julr 10. laaa

= New Jersey Of distinguished nts and exalted
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The following letter, narrating one Of the most ne
from the '
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-08
WORCESTER g. NASHUA RAIL ROAD

-sn fran Worcester 10 he FicRbug r. RoGa an GROOM
I'm and after Wednesday Nov o. the trains WIZ esve
as follows as a temporary arrangement, uniil me
whole road is orened from Worcester TO Nashua winch
vii he sbeut The 10Th December. 10 wit
Leave Worcester 6, AM. and so Pm.
Leave Groton, $40 AN, $50 and $50 NJ
This road connects Groton with the Fitchburg, the
stony Brook and the Peterborough and Shirley Railroads.
AM the trains from Worcester will arrive at Groton IN
sssaon for the Fchbug Trains Boston, and the NJ
and 80 M trains for the Stony Brook Trains
TO Lowell
The 10 AM. and 40 M. trains from Groton, leave
on arrival of trains from Boston and from Loweli and
the $40 NJ arrives in Worcester in season for the
Norwich and Worcester trains 10 Norwich and ~ YORK.
and the Western Railroad to New York, Springfield, and
Albany. The $50 NJ. train leaves On arrival of Train
from Boston.
Passengers from Worcester, going West and North on
the Fitchburg Road will wait GrOton t arrival OF
Train from Boston
FREIGHT TR AIMS leave Worcester at S A. NJ. and
GrotOn at $50 Pm.
Trains will for the present receive ard discharge Pas
sengers in Worcester at the Station on Lincoln Square
Carriages will be in attendance convey Passengers to
Stations OF other Roads
WILLIAM A. WHEELER, AGENT
Worcester, Nov 81, le48 dwt
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ihe aggrassiien af 81 iniqniiy. Al The
virtues whirh are herr reeognized BY he
hesihen. are inruiesied noi only with more
authority but with n.ole enrEgy of aryu-
meni and mare eloquent percussion n Tie
Bible ii.an IN III he writings or anriens
mnralists. IN one n The sp0ehryphal
books, Wisdom u solomon. the cardi-
nj virtues are expressly named: III any
man lore righteousness. herlsbors ere FiE.
Tue. Tor she ieseheih temperance and pru-
denee and jusiire snd forliIudr; Nhieh
are such Iliings - men ran have no,hlrg
more profitable in This lifr.- The bonk
of Job. whether considered rs history OF
as an allegnriral parable. was written 10
teach he lessons nf patience in affections.
Of resignation under Divine chaslisemen,.
Of undnuhted confidence in The Justice snd
goodness Of God under every temptation
or proyOc@iion To depart from il. The
morality Of The apnehryphsl hooks is ge-
Morally the same rs That Of the inspired
writer's. except that in some of them there
is more stress laid upon ihe minor objects
Of the law. and merely formal ordinances
Of police, and less continual recurrence to
/" The weighiier matters" The b0ak Of
Eeelesiasiirus. however. r0niains more
wisdom, Than al il.e sayings Of The seven
Grecian Sages. Twas upon iiiis fnnn,la-
ton ihar!hc more perfect s. stem of Chris.
tian morality was 10 he raised. s.@ ta
But must defer the consideration n
my next letter. In tire mean time. as 1
have urged illai lie sciipmral ilea Of God
is the foundation nf ail perfect virtue. aud
that il is totally different from the idea ~
God conceived by any anrien, nation, I
shonld recommend il 10 YOU in pursuing
the Scriptures hereafter tn mediate often
upon the expressions liy which they mark
the character IL tie Deity. and to reflect
upon The duties to Him and 10 your lel-
low-morials which follow Ivy inevitable
deductions from them. That you may
have an exact idea Of the opinions Of an.
cient heather. philosophers concerning
Col, or raiher The gods. study Cirero' 5
dialogues, and read The Able Olivel's ~.
marks on The Theology Of The tirecian
philosophers, annexed to his lranslalions.
From your alfeciionale Father.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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From the Pitisburg Gazette.
GEN. TAYLOR,S CHARACTER.

Mr.. Crillenden's Speech to The friends
Of Taylor and Fillmore. at Piiisburg. was
almost wholly an eloquent, warm hearted
eulogy of The character Of Gen. T'ayinr,
public and private. A few Of the points
commented an, are as iollOws--(we do
not pretend TO give the exact language
General Taylor is a Wig.
This. the speaker said. lie declared
from his own knowledge. He is Wing,
a good Wing, a thorough Wing. know
him 10 be Wing. bu, NOT an ultra Wing.
All his political feelings are identified with
the Wing party.
Gen. T'lgdr is an Honest Man.
On the uprighmess Of Gen. Taylor's
character, Mr.. Cri,lenden dwell, with great
earnes,ness, as trait which he knew, and
felt, and admired. lie said he was en-
phatically an HONEST man. and he driied
the opponents of the old soldier TO bring
aught against him, impearhing his up
RICHNESS, in all his transactions, during a
public life Of forty years. His appear-
ance and manners bear the impress OF such
sterling honesty, tha, peculation, mean
ness, and rasrality are frightened from his
presence. Gen. Twiggs, who has been
on habits of intimate personal intercourse
with him, SAID, TO the speaker, lately, that
there was not man IN the world, who
had been in the company Of Gen. Taylor,
five minutes, who would dare make an
improper proposition TO him. Dishonesty
fees from his presence.
Gen. Taylor is Han Of Great, AbiEtiss
His whale military life gave evidence
Of This. He has never committed a bun
der, or lost ballle. There is not another
man in,he army who would have Tough,
the battle Of Buena Vista but Gen. Tay-
lor,-and not another man would have
won it. Examine The Whole history Of
his exploits, in all their details, and you
see the evidence of far-reachiug sagaci,y
and great ability. ~ .. ...s
Gen. Taylor is q Ian Of Learning.
Not mere scholastic learning--he has
never graduated at college--but his
mind is richly stored with that practical
knowledge. which is acquired from both
men and books. He is "a deeply read man.
in all ancient and modern history, and in
all matters relating TO the practical duties
of life. civil and military. tie is intimate
with Pluarch, said The speaker,--a Plu-
tarch hero himself. as Bright as ever a.
tlorned the page of history. Gen. Glib
.son,--yon all know and love Gen. Glib
son, one Of your own Pennsylvanians, a
man whose reputation for truth and honor
was proverbial, and whose word was al.
ways the end Of controversy, 50 implicit.
ly was il relied upon,-Gen. Gibson had
told him that he and Gen. Taylor had en-
tered The army nearly together and had
served together almost constantly, until he
Gibson. retired; and that during that
time, they ga, together on seventeen Court
Martials, many Of them importan. and in.
;-:cate cases, and in every single instance
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szA zo1.
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fnE BArfLE or OUR LIFE.

~ nv. Q. c. JONES.
Up 10 he s,sifs win osre.
Be thins an aaken heart.
Lils's daily eonies, molly share.
Nor scs ersssn paris
Give muEmurs % The coward liHons.
Dc ihins ne jeyous nO,escf song.
Ifthrown upon he 6sld.
Up 70 The tab once more;
IT'S worse lhsn infsny 10 yield.
'rs childish % dsPlars:
Look stern misfa,ue in ths eye.
And breasi he hilIow manfnlly.
Close IN with every foe. ri
Az lhielly On they come;
They can but ny the body low.
md seld lhy spirit homo; =a
Ne, may's thou stout il Oul. and view
What gan, energy can do. .-s
Soon shall The combat cease.
The struggle frHe and long. RI
Ani dime - srur, uHhrOkcn peace.
Ard thine ~ Sicrsf's ssass
Bsynn5 he cloud viii wait ssr thee.
Tbs Wreath u immortality.
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The Vice President. The nomina

The Vice President. The nnmina-
ton Of The Hon. Willard Fillmore Of n.
York, as the Vice Presidential candidate,
is undoubtedly the wisest and best thai
could have been made. An eminent
s'atesman--a pure patrint--an uncnmpfo-
missing Whig--a gentleman Of the highest
order Of ability and The mnst urbane and
accomplished manners, his selection by
the Convention not only reflects the am
plest credit upon its Judgment, but gives
assnranre, that, coupled as it is with the
indomitable name aud fame Of General
Taylor, il viii certainly lead TO the largest,
widest and most UNREASONABLE success.
North american.
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During political discussion the other
day. in an omnibus in Baltimore. one man
stated that the masses were not going
for Taylor--such men as the driver of
this omnibus" The strap was immedis
ately pulled. Driver. for whom are yon
going TO voter Rough and Ready"
was he reply. sexg~7
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IESlREs Of II IErSls sniE.
oT CoNXECIlcuI.

Ga - i.npuiarians a n. ,. hlzni. -, 81 he
= II Nsw York. q l. roasse : : " 4 = =
= ne usrsFi Wig NananAl C1nreni0n, 70
:. griIra Nh IN erF0aisinn q he f<ns As ukici
-, 5,.sll.2 tis county kaun DC slas;iai .
ls.s.. !. IAsaas.-v Tss.ca "a he nes5encJ
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Zsrhsry Taylor had l,s,n sPpoinisd ~
dzu up lhe opinion Of Tie eOun.-zhril-
lam lssliuony 10 his snrrlioT sbililiss and
ripe learning and pfaeiical knowledge.
6sn. Taskvi Hamcaify aaS ,S,uEiFcifg an
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-30
F|HILNDELPHIA md NEW J
PCRTN TEA

E~ANiNG appointed NJ. REILLY, No. lG7. West
I'D side Market Square, Wheeling, Va. their agent for
this city, he would call the attention of the public to
those 'ELEBRATED PACKED TEAS, the superior
excellence OF which ~ too well known TO require com
incubation. They have he n for a long time The favor
lite Teas in the principal Atlantic cities. aHd arc fast
obtaining a character Throughout the country winch viii
give them precedence whereve err they are used.
All housekeepers know how difficult It has been here
tofote 10 obtain good Teas at fair prices, hut the great
facilities OF tins Company enable them TO piece in the
hands Uftheir agents the choicest article al prices which
cannot iailt sustain the high character already attain
ed by them, and if they should not suit. you have only
to return them to the agent and get your money refunded.
~N0fiCE-As many imitaters have risen up who are
vending an Inferior article in the name Of this Company,
they deem 1t proper to state, IN orderto prevent imposi-
ton that none are genuine which DO rot bear Oh every
package, in addition Ia tHe iIte otthe company. that Of
M~cCALLM9NT a. BONp,
s f corner Market and Front SIS, Philadelphia.
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MOTHERS RELIEF-INDiAN DlSCOVERY.-An
expecting TO become mothers and ANXIOUS To avoid The
Pans, distress aud dangers of child bearing are earnest
ly entfealed 10 calm their fears, allay their nervousness,
aud s0othe their way by The use OF this mosl extraordl-
nary vegetable production. Those VINO will candidly
observe lis virtues, must approve of IL in Their hearts:
every kind and aicctiendte husband viii feel IL his most
solemn duty 10 alleviate the distress his wife is exposed
to, by a safe aud certain method, which Is the use OF
thls mothers rellet Further particulars ~ pamphlets
intended for The female eye, are TO be had gratis where
this humane cordial IS TO I've found. The Mothers Re
lief Is prepared, aud only, by the now sole propretors,
Comstock 4 Co. 81 CORTLAND 81, New York.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-30

PILCS SORES, &c-The Genuine HAYS Liniment,
is an article more justly celebrated as a cure for the
above, than any or all others. Its cures are almost in
Vulnerable, aud it is only necessary TO let those who
know the article and used il with such great success,
that it Is 10 ha aad true and genulne of Consock u Co.
81 CORTLAND 81. New York, sole proprietors.
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WHEELING TINES AND GAZETTE.
yrriIsnEnBAtLY r%RIyvgEKLY & WEEKLY BY
J. z. WHARTON.
PoSr oFFlCh REGULATIONS.
Mail arrivals aud departures after the Isl da
of July, 1913.

Mail arrivals aud departures after the Isl day
of July, 1913.
rArLY Eastern mail al, ives 5 m and departs l0a
Daily Western mail arrives r = N and departs am
Daily BY SiethcGville and Wchsvi!ie, arrives III p m
aud departs : a 10
From Woose to Wheeling, arrives every TUESDAY,
Clursday and Saturdays II 6 q ~, and departs every
Noaday. Weaaesiay and friday at a IN
From Msfietta hy Grave Creek. arrives Tuesdays and
Saturdays by s p IA and departs Mondays and Fridays
l5am
From Bethany by West Liberty TO Wheeling. arrives
,yery Tuesday. Thursday aud Saturday, by l2 O'Clock,
n. and departs same day ri ! Is ia
From Morrantown hy WaYues mTght TO Wheeling, ar
ives Thursdays at ) p ~. and deFaItsfroni Wheeling on
fridays a. q am
From Norgantown by BlacAsyillc to Wheeling, ar.
ives every TUESDAY at 6 y ~ and de tarls from Wheel
ne every Wednesday At 6 p nj.
From Wooiland ~ Soeknar's to Wheeling, arrives
cery Saturday a; 6 ? IN, and departs from Wheeifng
very Thursday a. G "a
All mail matters should he deposited in the Office II
hast one hour before the time Of closing the malt
Ofice opens at Z q n. and closes again at p ~
Opens again at . D m, and close al 10 y N
Opened Oh Saturdays from : to 9 a m and from . 10
Opm
Newspaper postage must he paid in advance ST the
Commencement OF each quarter, com ..eneing lsi J5nua
y. LIST April, lst July a d lst VI October a failure to
% so, viii eaase their dsconiiHuaBce.
Those reriing Boxes, aud kecpip! quarterly accounts
seexpcciefI 10 pay their hills Al 1.-THE close Of eaelf quarter.
These rules must he strictly complied with.
jeli I VI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-30

GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
-ROM WHEELING TO BALTIMORE. WASHING
* ron CRY, PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK aud
The National Road aud Good Intent stage
Companies are running six daily lines to Cumberland
connecting with the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road. On
by ~ hours STAGE travel to either ofIhe abovecities,
lance by railroad.
LAT ime to Baltimore "a hours.
Time to Philadelphia T. hours.
Fare to Bstimor II DOLLARS,
Fare 10 Philadelphia i3DOlLARs.
SIX daily lines leave the Companies Stage and Railroad
Office every morning al 6 O'Clock, A. NJ. and extras fur
nislled al any hour a load should offer.
For through tickets TO Baltimore aud Philadelphia, ap
ply al The Companies OH ice, No. III Water street. Vince
ling, Va. two door north OF the United states Hotel.
For Good Intent stage Go. w. SrElLE
And J. c. ADHESION, for N. X. :. Co.
aug Great Central Route Rail Road 4 stage Office
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NOTICE.
e,sas sssssa Stco9aa 9fGN ElO
7-a S-S52- "a lles9ssSsg


GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
VIA. CUMBERLAND AND BALTIMORE
sEaU facilitate iurther the travel upon this QUE, the
D. Baltimore aud ONO Railroad Company, in conjunc.
tiou with the Lines Of Stages npsn the National Road,
w~ilcommeuce upou MONDAY, the 27th March, 10 run
aSECOND DAILY TRAIN OF CARS and LINE OF
COACHES over the route
Leaving Baltimore al 4 p. NJ, On every day OF
Cumberland at II ?. N.Y. the week.
The Coaches upon the National Road will hcnceforth
lea-e Wheeling regularly twice a day Al & a. m. aud g
y. IN and Cumberland al the same hours, connecting
regularly, each way, with the morning and evening
boats at Brownsville. By this arrangement, passengers
arriving al Baltimore from Philadelphia at2 + NJ, may
proceed westward, after a delay Of bur two hours. in
stead of Tying over until next morning. Pass Anglers
ceuing eastward, and arriving at Wheeling, or Pitts
bdrgh. or Cumberland, too late either for the morning or
even ing line, will be detained hut l2 honrs at most, in
stead Of -. as heretofore. Great additional despatch
viii thus 10 given 10 the travel upon this route, already
the most expeditions between the East aud West, anJ
the passenger may alN avs make his choice of the day
or night for passing over either the Railroad OF The
Turnpike section of the route.
By order, WIN. WOoDSlpE,
Master of Transportation.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Balfimsrc, March iS, 1918
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NEW CARPET & FURNISHING STORE

49,
A.. PAXTON & son,
fIAVE lust opeael in one Of the Store rooris on Mon
~ roe street. ncady opposite tine Post odice. an en-.
Clsths audather goods, TO which tAey respectfully invite
the attention of purchasers. Their stock COMPRISES:
Brussels Carneiins,
Imperial Three Ply do
Snherfne, f and Common Ingram c~arpcting;
"A, > 4 and 50 Tapestry. Twllled aud common;
Yeniian do
Cotton and RAJ do
60, ) 4 and 4 I cold and plain Canton Mating;
Oil Cloth of every width
Garnet Binding and Thread; Also
l24. 81 4 and ; 8 Druggets and Linen crumh cloths;
Administer, Iuttsd. " iiIon and Brussels Rugs;
Bass stair Gods. all sizes;
Adelaide, Manila aud Aiicant Door Mats, &c, &c.
OUSEK EEpING ARTICLES.
Il f., ia and 10 imperial Marsciiles, Ioi'et ana
Dresden Quilts
70 4. ia and 10 Linen and Cotton Sheetings;
Linen and coitsn fiiiow case Goods
SUPERIOR IRISH Linen ANA Cotton Shiftih@i
7-4,,s.I, "a and l0-i Damask Table Cloths and Table
Linens;
Napkins and Doyicsi ln's,
RIM eve. Uuckahack, Scotch Diaper s. Crash Towel
Piano Table and stand Covers;
Embroidered Window curtains;
Turkey Red Furuitare Prints;
Fur' it ire Dimiiy;
T ckin ; and Bed Lace;
Ft,a4en, Cord aud Tassels, for Blinds;
Worsted and Cotton Frinses. Also d good assortment
Of Gloves and Hosiery; Linen aud cambria hdkis'
Ladies' and Gents siiA Crassis,
French worked Collars;
PayAsois, Umbrellas, \ c, sc, &c.
An OF which viii he sold atIhe lowest poSsihie prices
and persons wanting viii please call and examine,
myl7
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FRA ST. "A
;s:.fsssi WATER STREET. sss
ifs A fets doors belotc Mearos lsf.szzS
ea WHEELING, VA xzsss1s<
W. e. SHEPHERDS, Proprietor,

sshith above House is most eilIeIhy situated for TIRE &C
p comnnpiaiion OF iosrdsrs or Travellers. u sciug
onpnSite ire Str7'nNo1i landing. AVID Ia an airy and pies.
sant situation aud afordins the hest accormoda;isns
4 ne hutdnE IS new. the rooms well furnished, aud the
l. ahe aud bar sHfplied with the hest the market affords.
roe Aonse will 10 open at all hours Of the night. The
~proprle.orI invites a slare Of nnhlic natrnnare sentle
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-30

DR.. :PiIoN'S SICK IEADAClI REMEDY
why VIII you suffer with that distressing complaint
when a remedy is al hand that will not fail TO cure you ?
This remedy Will eitectually destroy any alta X OF head
ache, either nervous or bilious. IL has cured cases OF
twenty years. standing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-30

o WORMS-kolinstock's Vcrmifuge viii eradicate
and cure children and Adults who nave worms. Caution,
BeWa are OF ali unless the name is spelled /" IL olnistock, -
the old Duteh name or the inventor. Price - cents
per hottie. QJ~ II eaneot iuiure the child should there
he no worms, but Il VIII do Il good.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-30
ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURES.
DANIEL NlCOLL.

~ -h1AN 4 Il u j On h.
IA As Oh hand q large and general assortment OF Shoe.
@ss Hand Scrub aud Horse Brushes, whOlesa'e aud
Ieiali. Also--a good assortment OF Window, Sweeping.
ieafth, tnnnter, Hair, Cioth, Bath, Flesh, Tooth. Nail,
shaviaE, Farnish, Paint. Sash. Furniture, Whitewasi
IauherS. Hatiers' and FuuHTs' Brushes. u. n. wonid
RESPECTFULLY call the attention of those who wsnt any
uiils IN ms line 30 tie stock he now has on hand, as he
intends 10 SCI! low for cash. The above articles are
tor sale Al NlCoIL * CARR'S,N 40 10 Main st.
feb 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-30

CoXSELL's M.GtcALPNs ExrRA cToE-Iti is now CON
ceded hy medical men that CSnneis magical Pam EXtrac
tor, manufactured by Constock 4 Go. 81 CORTLAND ST N
y, is the greatest wonder OF the 18Th century. Its eff
fects are iruly miraculous. All pains are removed fram
burns, scatds, &C. aud all externaI. sores, IN 4 few min
ules after lis application, healing the same on the most
delicate s@ill, leaving no scar. 1t is equally beneficial
in all kinds OF -infammatory diseases, such as sore Nip
pies and Ewes; Sprains, Rheumatism, White swelling
agd Ulcers, Bruises, Burns, Chilhlains, Erysipelas, Piles,
Tie DOiOreau, &c. We might add as proof 10 all we
say, the names Of many eminent physicians who use II
in tieir Practice, aud hundreds of the clergy who praise
il tC their people. Kind parents Keep it constantly on
hand in cases OF accident by fire life may be lost with
ont | but by ills Use all burns are subject 10 its control
unless the vitals are destroyed. Cauton-RemQnbe
al ASK tor Councils Magical Pain Extractor, inanuiac
III cd by Comstock & Co. N. Y. and take no other.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-30

DEAFNESS ~CURED-pR. McNAIR'S ACCOUS.
TIC OlL.-IAose deaf from old age and from infancy
otten receive their hearing in a most miraculous manner
by the use OF this oil. II has the effect to restore the
tension audbring into the natural action OF the parts 50
as 10 restore the hearing when lost or impaired. This
will be done IN all cases of recent deafness, and many OF
long standing. All deaf persons should use this oil -
Coms,ock 8 Go. ~ CORTLAND ST. are the Wholesalers
Price 81 per flask.