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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-10-21

t9 tUOoV tuoshOa WIN q okut J ubS
wings. In The 18th District we have
conceded the election ofHunter (whig)
over Kennon (democrat.) lnihe pres
ent Cong ess, the delegation stands ! /
wings to 10 democrats. The election
on Tuesday reversed this, and by the
gain Of OIds and Sweetser, and the loss
Of Kennon, the delegation in the frs,
Congress under the administration OF
President Cass, yhl stand II demo.
Gratis 10 10 wings. ~ 1
In the Senate, the wings have two
Of a majority, holding over since last
year ns follows: .las
~ SENATORS HOLDING OVER.
Adams, Highland and Pke--Jones
R. Emrie.
!, Allen, Putnam, Mercer, Vanwer,,
Paulding. Defiance, Williams and Hen
ry-Sabirt Scott.
lAsh,abula and Lake Brewster Ran.
dalI.*
Athens and Meigs Horace S. Hor-
ton.*
Belmont and Monroe Edw. Arch.
bold.
Champaign, Logan, Union and Har-
din-Joshua Judy.*
Clermont and Brown-.Benjamin
Evans. I Mral ~ S
Clinton, Fayette and Green-Frak-
lin Corwin.* \.
Columbiana-Fisher A. Blocksom.
Cuyahoga and Geaugn Franklin T.
Backus.* ~.
Gallia, Lawrence, Jackson and Scio.
to-William Kendal.*
Guernsey and Coshocton-Peter B.
Ankney. :;
Muskingum-- Charles b. Goddard.*
Ross and Hooking Wesley Clay
pool. a.
Richland Barnnbus Burns.
Carol! and Tuscarawas-Alden. J.
Bennett. an:fa ala@u
Washington, Morgan and Perry
Isaac Haines..
Hamilton-James II. Ewing.
The democrats, at the election on
Tuesday, have gained two Senators
certain, which makes the members
elected this year stand 10 democrats TO
8 whigs-.-ast year 10 wings to 8 dem
ocrats, making the Senate tie. The
Senators elected this year, are as fol.
lows:
SENATORS ELECTED THIS YEAR.
Valentine Chase.
Clark, Champaign and Madison
Harvey Vinal.'
Franklin and Delaware William
Dennisoh, Jr.*
HamiIton-Joh ohm H. Dubbs.
Holmes and Coshocton ASA G.
Dimmock.
Huron and Erie--Samuel C. Wor-
cester.'
Jefferson and Harrison -Pinkney
Lewis. ~ sas
Licking--Samuel Patterson. 3l
Medina and Decentralization G.
Blake u
Miami, Darke and Shelby---Jacob S.
Conklin.'
Montgomery and Preble- George
d. Hendricks
Perry, Fairfield and Hocking--Hen-
ry G. Whitman.
Portage and Summit--Lucian Swift.
Seneca, Hancock and Wyandotte--
Joel w. Wilson.
Stark--J ohm Graham. as n
Tfumbull and Geauga--John F.
Beaver s,asgg,
Wood, Lucas, Henry, Ottawa and
Sandusky--James Myers.
Wayne and AshIand--Andrew HI.
Byers. 'l'sla'hg
The House, under the miserable and
fraudulent apportionment scheme OF
whiggery, is whig, and would so have
been, had the democracy carried the
state by an overwhelming majority. In
several counties, the federal leaders cal
culated little too close, and we have
carried several districts, which, when
made, were thought certain for whig-
gerry. Below we give such returns as
we have. 1855 d gasb5 * ses
REPRESENTATIVES,.
-Ashtabuia and Lake---N. L. Chafe,.
s. B. Axteli.'
Adams and Pike Daniel Cockerill.
Athens and Meigs..Joseph X. Will.
Belmont Miller Pennington.
Belmont and Guernsey--S Samuel
Bigger s a, v, N ,1,.l l.igs5a .ls ,. :lg !,
Brown-James H. Smith, sii4 I s. saa q :
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-10-21
.sess From the Ohio Statesman.
The EleCtionThe Result. OIL

In another column, prepared with
muchc and believed to be as cor
rect as it is possible to- make it, we
give the returns for Governor, The
election will be exceedingly close.
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS ELECTED.
1sf District. David IL. Disnev.iiIl
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Majority.

Morrow is estimated in the counties from
which her territory was taken last winter, klcllr
land, Knox, Delaware and Marion.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-10-21
au.tt s..f-Irr j. , HOHMANN
Oct. 81. Admir- of VIM. Archer, decd.


SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF
- COURT.-On Tuesday, the 2lst day of No
vember, 184S, between the hours of 10 O'Clock a.
M, and o'clock, p. M, on the premises. in Uni
on township, Monroe county, Ohio, will be sold
to the highest bidder the following described real
estate, as the property Of Jacob Archer, deceased
ito wit. The southeas: quarter of the S. e. quar-
ter of section 2l, township T. and range 8, contain
ing 40 and 23l00 acres also, the west half of the
southeast quarter of the same section, township,
and range, containing 80 acres; also, another tract
commencing at the northeast corner of section %,
in the same township and range. running thence
west 12O rods TO stake, thence south l24 rods to
a stake, thence east l2O rods to stake, thence
north l2i rods to the place Of beginning all situate
in Monroe county, Ohio. Terms.-One-thrd in
hand, one.third in six months, and the residue in
one year, with interest thereon from the day OF
sale; payments to be secured to the satisfaction of
the subscriber. JOHN LANNAM.
Oct. 81, ls4s.' Admir- of Jacob Archer, dec d
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF

s. SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF
~ COURT.--On Saturday, the 9th day OF De.
cember, l64S, between the hours of 10 O'Clock A.
NJ. and O'Clock p. M. OF said day, on the prem
ises, in Enoch township, Monroe county. will be
sold to the highest bidder, the following real estate,
as the property of William Archer, deceased. to
wit; The east half Of the northwest quarter OF
the northeast quarter of section 8, township 6,
and range g.; also the south half Of the southeast
ship 7, and range g.; lying and being in Monroe
county, subject to the dover estate Of Sarah Arch
err. Terms -One third in hand, one-tbird in six
months, and the residue IN one year, with interest
from day of sale, to be secured to the satisfaction
of the undersigned
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REPRESENTATIVES,.

HERHESENTATIVES. z. q = u y
-Ashtabula and Lake---N. l.. Chafe,.
s. B. Axteli.'
Adams and Pike Daniel Cockerill.
Athens and MeigsaJ Joseph X. Will.
Belmont Miller Pennington.
Belmont and Guernsey samuel
Bigger " WA ligy5a WA .,,..5. lgs !,
Brown-James H. Smith. h Z WA Z
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MOSTEXTRAOR DINARYO2X!

Wool, 20 80 cents, as in quality.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-03
THE cIRcAsSIAN HENNA.

u AhA-AE#NI ~ lLANNA.
IiliS medicinal cosinesique is 4 sure curative TO all
affections Of the sk1n, Importing health and beauty
the complexion. We have been frequently ssbed why
call Radwa 'sSoap, Chanescl We do not pretend
SAY that Railways Soap was either invented or pre-
red IN China. Not at all; the invention in entirely
r own-so also u lis manufacture lnt is medicinal
fnts are indigenous af that climate. whilst its beauti
~ properties are largely owing 10 tire Circassian
nna. The tieuna Is one Of those meriiorio,s plants
oSc virtues as cesmetigue has for centuries heeA
own only 10 the Gireassians. But iy the wonderful
Cess OF Radway's SOAP IN impaftinE that transparent
tness to the SKIN, health and beauty To the conpiec
ii, u proof positive OF lis rare aud valued virtues
Is, win other haisaaiic plants, possessing hea ing,
aesine, furiis tuv and beautify ing merits (Niown on
70 u.s. * the great secret of the snccess ef Railways
tp. Railways Soaps speedy IN lis effect OF removing
n, s%unkugn, %rinpies, b%iotehes. iustults, letters.
res san RheHm, R%inaworm, Rasl, AID rinsquito bites.
rsnaviHs It's excellent. for the Toilet 1t H. nnea allied.
sold for IS cents, large, and i2s cents snail tablets, at
principal dcp0ts, 81 Courtland street; 55t Pearl St,
W York. RAILWAY SEQ.
55i Pearl street, New York.
Sold IA Wheelingh by a o FAlkCIllLD,
aucI0 Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-03
IMPORTANT To HOUSEkEEPERS!l
I'll |I:z::.:jja s::ia
THE PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YOkh
pEKTN TEA COMPANY.

- ANiNG appointed NJ. REILLY, No. i67, West
~ side Market Square, Wheeling. Va, their aren't for
this city. he would call the attention of the public ts
those CELEBRATED packet TEAS, the superior
excellence of which IL too well known TO require COM
meudation, They have he u for a long time the favor.
tie Teas IN the principal Atlantic cities, and ara fast
obtaining a character throughout the country which viii
give them precedence " hereve r they are used.
All housekeepers know how difficult it has been here
toiote to obtain good Teas at fair prices, but the great
facilities of this Company enahle them to place in the
hands other agents the choicest article AT prices which
cannot tailto sus,ata the high character already attain.
ed ny them, aud If they should not suit, You have only
TO return them to The agent and get your money refunded.
NoTlCE-As many lmliators have risen up who are
vending an Inferior article in the name OF this COMPANY,
they deem it proper to state, IN order 10 prevent imposi
ton, that none are genuine which do not hear on every
package, IN addition Ia the title ofthe Companv. that OF
McCALLM0NT II BOND,
5 L corner Market and Front SITS, Philadelphia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-03

GREAT CENTR 81 ROUTE
~ROM WHEELING TO BALTIMORE, WASHING
= O CITY, PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK ana
BOSTON. The National Road and Good intent slase
on,panles are runnln. SIX daily lines 10 Cumberland
onuecttnr with the Bali more and Ohio Raj Road. On
" u hours Stage travel to either ofthe ahoveclties,
lance by railroad.
iIime 10 Baltimore ~ hours.
Time 10 Philadelphia ~ itours.
Fare TO Baltimore II DOLLARS,
Fare To Philapelpiia ~ DOLLARS.
Six daily lines leavct the ComPalies' Stage snd Railroad
ttice every morning al q O'Clock, \. NJ. and eNtrasfur
aished Al any hour a load should o1er.
For through tickets To Baltimore aud Philaietnlia, af
1ly at The Companies oibce, No. 20 Water street. Vince
ing, Va. two doors north ofthe United states Hotel.
For Good Intent stage 20, n. II. StELLE
And J. &. ACflESoN, for \. Il. : Co.
aug : Great Cenir Al Route Rail Road x stage nthce
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-03

lie would also invite the attention of the public ,
the following
Testimonials Gtnm Nemsnnnera

''t''NNtttoJ fbHt ANtHINDuUCfS.
we received a week since a very iare and superior
article for an Editors table-or for the table of am gen
teh'au or lady who can appreciate the virtues of the
most famous product Ofthe celestial empire. 1t consist.
cd OF TWO papers OF tea, (the Golden Chop aud the Ne
Plus tIlra) OF a very excellent quality, rivalling in fresh.
ness and IN their rich tavors the beverages which grace
the table OF the Emperor ofChina. They were from tie
Philadelphia and New York pekin Tea Company, who
have established their Depot in this city. After full and
satisfactory prot of It's excellence, we can with conf
dence commend II 10 our friends .-lChrisii Observer.
PEAkiN TEA CoMSANY,-One who ~ really a iHdge,
SAYS, that these Teas are very superior, and, il W have
any taste IN these matters, II is altogether in accordance
with TINS ecisIon.-Chrsti Repository.
Delicious rE As-Nc take pleasure IN informing our
readers that the Philadelphia and New York rekin Tea
Company have on hand a varied supply of both green
ana HACK, dlhlcuit TO excel, in deicaey OF flavor, rich
ness aud aroEla by anything of the KIND ever imported
Into this count y,-(Phtladelphia sun.
Tho ladies of our household are charmed with the
samples they have used, and delighted that certain spots
are known where a supply of the genuine China can
be obtained Fl Pennsy lvanian.
The above Teas are for sale by NJ REILLY, Agt,
jy23 No. i07, Market. Square, Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-03
FINE WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

HF subscriber - selling all descriptions OF me Gold
and silver Watches, Iewelry aud Silver are, at
much less than the usual prices.
Fine gold and silver Detached Levers;
do " Anchor do;
do =. " Lepiues DO;
do " guard and fob chains;
do " KEYS, fob keys and seals;
Gold and Silver Pencils
Pencil Eases;
Gold 'ens, IN gold and silver cases;
Ladies Gotd Breast Pins;
" Bracelets and Loekeis;
" " aud silver Thimhles;
Diamond RINGS AND Breast Pms.
Sterling silver Spasns and Silver Cups, made TO order,
Ciocks aud Watches repaired at short order,
AugI 4. a. = NRCAtL@
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-03
NV CARPET & FURNISHING STORE.
NFrAN g. son

4. PAXTON q son,
yJtNE inst oqereii in one Of the store r0oms on Mon
J rie street. nearly opansite the Post Office, an en-.
tirciv new aid extensive assortment Of CsrTe,ing, oil
Cl-ihs andainer foods. 10 whiee they respectfully invite
the attention of purchasers. Their stock comprises:
BruSsHi- CBfpetug.
Imperial Three tlv DO
Saperine. Fine and Common Ingram carpetinc;
"a 4 ard - Tapcstry. TNilled and common;
Nrntfan do
Cotton and Rag Do
d 1, 5 and - cofA atd pain Canieh Mating;
on Cloth Of every widtd
- 4. 6-4,5 4 and 3 > Drusse,s aud linen cruinh cloths
Axtsins.er. Tuned. ~ Hon and Brussels Rugs;
Brass stair Eods AL SIZES
Adeiaiee, :lantiia and Alcapt Poor Mats, &c, re.
no KEEPIAG ARTICLES.
u &, ia and 1914 Imperial Marseilies, To'let and
Dresden Quilts,
laA.ii4 and 10 1 Linea and Cotton ShecIings;
Iinea AID GOTTEN fitiow csse foods
Snl efi Tor trish Linen and Cotton ~hifthlgi
lineusi
Naukirs ard DaNiiesi ln"E',
Btdfs eve. thackahack, Scotch bIaner = Crash I0wet-
Piano Fable aud stand Covers,
Embroidered Window curtains
Turkey Red Futniture Prints
Fur. itnre Nmity;
T ckin and Bed Lace;
Fee. 81. cord and fassels, for blinds;
Wnrsiei and CoGlon Frilges. Also a good assortment
Of Gloves and Hosiery; Ltneasnd caninric hdkis;
Ladies' aud Gents stA Crava's,
French worked Coilafs;
Paeas1ls. uuthreliss, G. &c, &c.
Az OF Suieh will he sold al the lowest possih'r prices
and persons wanting Ill please eail aud exaiuine
- A PAXFnN SON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-03
ARNAM'S PATENT HYDRAULICS.
HOBRS * TAYLOR


EAVING purchased the right ot Farnan's Patent
1 Hydraulics for the counties of Belmont aud OHIO,
now prepared TO furnish 10 order Farnam's double
tfon hit and force fupps, Fire Engines, Garden En-
: nes, Steam Boat Pumps, and al kinds of i|INdraulic
iparatus as ~ manufactured by u I. FaruHm, Circin..
hio. These PUMPS are adapted for every SITUATION
II which a pump may he required. The great advan
7 &c over sirgie action Pumps Is keeping a column OF
alter constantly moving, thereby working more cas-
( and throwing dlHhle The quantity of a siusle-actlou
amp OF the same SIZE. fhey may he used ia all cases
, r a Fire Ergtne, as the smallest Pump made will throw
alter over a twostury ha ildng OwI ing To The simple ar
.ugemtnt the price is less than that OF any other pump
iat VIII perform The same amount Of work. The ar
ngement Of the whole Is 50 simple that It is less liable
get out of order, and Is better calculated for situations
here mechanical skill is not ready al command, and
here the most perfect and efficient machinery is re-
tired.
House Pumps to lie worked by hand may he placed
the basement 81 any other convenient situation, to
aw wafer by means OF a lead pipe lfom wells. els
rms aud springs, from any distance, aud fprce the
me 10 any part of the house for ordinary use; or 20
pnvey water to Bath Rooms. butllonses, and with
70 addition OF hose may he used TO protect the house,
+ ' eNtinsutsftiug fires. Likewise Pumps To- wells OF
n depths not exceeding 900 feet, for Paper Mills, Tan
Works, Brewerles, Soap Boilers, tr hot water, mines,
for draining or irrigating land--for every purpose
where a Pump can Re required, aud of ailsiZes To throw
from ten to 500 gallons per minute, these Pumps hised
to work hy water or steam power, with iron pipe con-
Meeting screws in the different Ions aud outside the
building for Ia rse, farm the means of eXtincutsltng nres,
ar preferable to any plan heretofore adopted tor facto'
les or mills. ocl'
ORNAMENTAL FOUNTAINS of cast iron of a
~ great variety of patterns. These Fountains are
far superior ia beauty to marble, AT a time ~ the cost.
There being upw arus Of MY different patterns, we
shalt hc aisle to Suit all tastes as 10 style or pttcc. for
urther particulars enquire at our establishment, corner
of MAN aud Carney sis. HoBBS &IAhLOK
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-03

s@sft'~u SiIff1fSE ffrit r-vsg ' 80.
WA now receiving. direc, from the hes, .,s,orn
n-snHfsc'nrrrs, r more thsu usually i,rgo 800
nent Of d lors and SroEs for F.It and w srrv w.
: Large portion Of which have Teen manufactured to or
Ter. according 90 our own directions. and intended !,
1ressl To- our retail trade. Cor our regu ar rustnwcs
md all others who may fsvor us with a cai We can
afrly Ssy that never before have we hecn allie 10 oGcr
hem sa large and well selected a stock If Roots ,rd
shoe az al he present time. an we guarantee then,
qual in qualtt of material and workmanship 10 tbose
msnn'aeiured ~ any part Of the United staies. Our
,lock y ~ he foard to consist, in part. of The Following
MEMS BOOTS.
100 pairs mons thick boots
CSC do NOUS kip do
500 do stout calf do
$50 do cal, u HsS9l'G pp iSPpsd Root.
l5n0 pairs mems thick hrocsns
l500 do mems kin hrogans
500 do men's stout calf brogans
'0 n 30 7s'' l \ f voi P%%g ;I noo organs
600 pairs hoy's thick boots
80 do hoy's kip do
la do stout calf 80
$50 do YOUTHS thick do
$50 do Youths kip do
100 do youths calf do
,oo noY,s \ YOUTHS 'G'l1 sRoGANs.
500 DO toy's do do
stu do youth's Kip DO
SEQ do hoy kin do
ou0 de- hv's & yth's calfdo
woMEN's KIP LACE DOT
1909 pairs woplen's lace toots
s0 do wonien's calf do
500 do wmn's morocco so
3W0 do wemen's Kid do
VoMEN's CATER ROOTS, HALF CATERS AND
lining SHOES.
300 pairs women's CATER hoots
400 pairs thick sole halt gaitCrs
$50 pairs pump ao'e half CATERS
2o0 pairs ladies' Kid huskin welts
100 pairs ladies Md tie welts
500 pairs womerfs morocco and seal reg'd buskins
MISSES LACE ROOTS, &C.
600 pairs misses hid lace boots
80 do misses goat lace boots
500 do misses kip and calf lace boots
100 do misses halt raiiers
CHILDREN'S
2oo0 pairs %children's morocco and leather tooiees
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zsa9 arumlrEe
yOEEF'S

WOEFE'S
COOklNG STOVES.
..ur .nhseriter has nav on hand a full supply OF
me ,ioye Stoves aud respectfully invites those who
are IN want OF a good article 10 can ana sNallIne nrs
stock which he viii sell low as ne Is " GUY an e s
ssttin. aGANuINE NoLfF STOVE when tiey nuy u MN
~" THOSE ~CULBEkToN.
!" coal caoktne stoves ofrittshurg manufacture
-. ~ srt,cl,- to.etheT with generaiass0rtineut %
SorrER. TIN aud SHEET IRON WARE, All OF
waiel v III he disposed OF ou the most re"so"s'le Terms
COPPER. AIN,
Ann SHEET IRON WARE MANuFACroRf'
IS5 Marked Square, WhstliHg, Va.
rsSHg subscriber respectfully informs hlsttlen"s :"
& The puhi,c generally that he has removed ns snI
rssms INTO the large brick building ADJOINING nus ou
stand, where he Is fully prepared 10 do az wotNl 49,
an nm. Capper or Sheet iron, entrusted 10 man, MNhues
nst,h have an hand a large assortment of Tin ara
Copper ware that will selltorc as, o. ~ pton>. ~
mers on a short etedit. mrll OEo" 'ohNS'N
yrorFEE MILLS superior article OF Llvlnsston
~ SRoggns manufacture, On hanI ava t"1 sse oM :"
m11 JonNsON's, iaj Market square
DISSOLUTION.
.ruE partnership heretofore existing under The hrm of
! raesgaH X E.KnR. at Wheeling, Va aud Browns
willie, Pa, Is this dss dissolved ., mntIa' s3Rsvru
Wheeling. July Il. 1913. AMEs Il. X
| 20 pARrNERsmp-The undersigned, having this
y day entered into partnership, VIII continue ne For
wsrd,ng aud Commission business a. W nee'iaE aug
brownsville. auder tho name and style OF foasfrh *
= - = b4ratetafe. JAMES K. BAkER
@ Z y. FORSYTH,
Wbeenne. July II. lsis. ROBERT roRsNTH.
rrEtyEn aud for sale, a few dozens tine essortaa
q Purse s.6, at sugis T~hoRNbRooh & Cos.
DISSOLUTION.
-,nE nartnershm hsfe'eio'e existing Ne'ween william
3. anderson. Edwafd Anderson Aired tv"ts' and
F~.ntt., anderson. ugdeT the hru # \ 4 ANpERsoS
O. Mas dtssalved Aptl isl, b' mutual consent.
WILLIAM ANDERSON,
EpVs ARD ANDERSON,
AI.FREnEN
MAY FRANKLIN ANDERSON.
gxnE business % the afm VIII be conducted ny ~
e sui scrihets a. heretofore under uc old a., OF w
& l. ANpkssos Go.
WILLIAM ANDERSON.
EOW ARD ANDERSON,
Wheeling, May I. ANA ANDERSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-03

AVE just received ansther Tot Of splendid coth
J extra siik phlsh. and iue mohair Iags, Tor Aen amt
BOYS. ~, .iocN ef Boys Caps IS ve large, and as
Ii-y were toashiiu~. Il am pfe7sred 10 oaef -reat "a
ugcruen's 80 az Nhs Wish 10 purchase caps tor thea
srivssar tlf't cpl'drcu. COME buys. ta'1 w away yoaf
Old tatp sats, ant set nne 1T my new fashioned ei1tH
caqs. " ssN yeu one for a dime. a quarter, a dollar
o. . dntar ava q half I eau sutt you at almost sn5
priee, ana give you tas worh Of yout money.
ss1lG John J. HOGE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-03
COUGHS,
PHrhiSlC,
BRONCHITIS,
pHTHISIS d

n ND all other Bronchial or Catarrhal affections are
-sA srFEvrr Ally, and frequently rtHAANkNtLr felte
we'd an. cured hy Or. \ Ai.LiBLE
COUGI REMEDY. II has never failed 10 give ample
satisfaction. one or two doses viii satisfy you that lis
virtues are not exaggerated. Read The following from
,he " iie Of the junior editor of the 'Piushufgu Temper
.nce Banner aud daughter OF Judge Gordon, OF Mon
onsaheia city, Pa.
Dr Tunxal-burine the -prine of ~ | contracted a
cold. which las attended with a most pefpieAihg eansh,
and shooting pains through my lanEs- u was almost
impossihlc 10 lie down or resi- al hglt, for acute pam
and shortness uf breath; aud alter using a bottle OF cele
hrated Imperial CouIh syrup without tenehl, look
rNu poses Of your iniAlihis Remedy and was perfectly
relieved. aud have not been trouhied with Il since.
MARTHA J. e.. ALTER
Pittsburgh. Dec 20, lsU.
for sslehy Dr C~RuMBACKER Messrs F%AigCaILD
&TAYLoR, and J MEI.LoR. % cts per bottle
nf -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-03

vaAVEf or sale some rare bargains 10 the way of
Real E-tatetn the city OF Wheeling aud Ian 5 ~
The country, aud those wishing 10 parchase. lei their
,ums h. iarte or small, would de- well To make early
pplicattan a. the owners are desirous 90 sci, and I
yyt1uid sell The iand in small p4fcsis, and DIVIDE tie lols
10 snft the Purchasers. A >Hush payment wtthe reuui.
fed ia hand and Balance on time. JOHN ~SosiipBN,
WheelMg, les. -. Real Estate A.et
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-03
w. II. STEPHENS, Proprietor,

NEW DRUG STORE
Main Street, WtceiiHg, Va.
Wv the room formerly occupied by nr Todd, we have
4 lust opened, a fresh assortment of DRuGs and MeDr
cISEs. Paints, 0Ils aud bye Stufsi also Spices, feriu-
merry, fine Soaps, Hair Oh, shaving Creams, Sc to
geiher with a general assortment OF popular aiuiiy med
icines. all fresh, OF a GOOD qaalty, and Will be- sold at
fair prices.
Prescriptions OF Physicians carefully putup-
mylp RAOR co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-03
CatnIp Infant Cordial.

rrTUlS - a preparation Of Camp aud several other
4 articles possessed OF ihiiisf auaiti9s, eotnhiuei ia
, riraSaut cordial. II l. INTENDED tor infants and chii.
drep. aud Is recommended ia cholic, tatnlency, acidty
of the stomach and howeis, gripping, purslnr, and how
al COMMA MS generally. It's nuid. pleasant. safe amt
etectuai. IT relieves pain, sueiAes aud quiets cross and
netfnl children when uawei. Inducing osin aud conf,
Portable sleep. Price 49, eetls. t9fs aie by
stpI9 l. fkNpR 90.
- only ant orized wholesa'e and
n retsii nr-uts for Iuwuseud's Sarsspar TIA. Al Whee
liu.. areG l. PRYOR a. ca, al thetE Drug and Neli
20. uiau,e, Ng-BeWare Of limitations. they are worth.
les. Hcpo