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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-31

nY-ENTERY.- II certify that Dr. JAMES Of 81
DReade-s door 10 Stewards store cured ms OF
attack dysentery Ia about 10 hours, "hch hnd
defed the skill u other able doctors lie has nov medl
cine for this purpose and regular physician A. an act
of gratitude and public benefit pubish this without hls
knowledge or consent. JAS. ARLINGTON BENNETT,
aust II. Attorney and Counseor-st Law, 70 Nsssanst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-31

f1l clear fair l. 10 whel II not be made 40 even
though be yellow, d.hgured, suuhunf, tanned and ieck
led Thousands have been made tlus who have washed
once or twice win JoNEss ITALIAN Cnf'ucAL soar Sold
ONLY Of O. Chsiham-st aust Neoi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-10
WING PLATFORM.

reo,hliean government, in which the
A.s,,,,s,ives of the people shall pass laws
rer,rll.ss of the will of him who happens 70
~ ,silsnt. we believing that the whoie
',ao,le are hotter capable OF governing them-
sef,es than is one man OF governing them.
Tj,s administration OF all The affairs oil gov
o~,,,,,,,,t a. they were administered by wash
;oeton. Jefferson and Madison, Tor the great
est good Of the people MT.
Honesty OF men and purpose in all high
stations a. well as low.
Forbparance from the conquest oil foreign
nations. and all endesvors 10 extend our pow
,ras a nation, beyond It's present vast pouh-
DIARIES. N ,,o,.o,,.s
Dignity and finnness in all our intercourse
with foreign nations aud neutrality IN 'hei' al
fairs. that while we make our country respect
ed abroad we may make 1t the peacsiu' asy-
lum for the oppressed oil other nations:
Liberty OF free expression oil opih,on
40 IN men SO that the officers Of govern
n,snf while they shall be required TO discharge
their duties faithfully and promptly to the de-
,,a,tp,ent and the people by which they are
,s;J they shall be allowed to diier win the
execu,iye in measures OF government without
fear of removal. =, a
lot the navment Of salaries but no extras,
.nd the nrompt navmeut oil the national deot.
The nrptecton of our domestic industry
and the money OF the country against the pau
Der labor and oppressive mlllionaires o' Iu'
rope. ,aLos aud
barhors. and the general protection oil the
commerce Of the country.
THE CAsS PLATOON.
The five loaves aud two fishes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-10

The rreceding here mentioned. ! think
Is the calendar year. The fiscal year is an
artificial division Of time made by the fiscal
law Of the Commonwealth, merely for con-
venience of tnusactinE the business OF the
treasury. Il is not established b. the Con-
sutution. snl not referred 10 50 as TO make IT
authority Ivy which the Constitution is to be
e1pounded.
70 control the construction Of the Cons,i-
tuition by laws made by the Legislature,
would be to make the less control the greater.
The calendar year is a well known division
Of time recognised among all Christian ma
lions, aud entering into ell the Transactions
OF society
This think is the year recognized BY our
Constitution, aud, as a conseG uence, the per
SON who offers at the election 10 be held in
next November, to vote as a taxpayer, must
have paid the tax assessed for iS47.
But II he has resided in the county or cleo
ton district in which he offers to vote, for
twelve months next preceding the election,
I
have been assessed in Tint county or district
Tor the tax OF the wear lS47: provided he has
been assessed and has paid the tax OF 1917 10
another county of The State
1t Is necessary he should be a citizen at the
time be offers to vote, and one who has been
assessed with and paid the tax for the year
1917 and it is necessary that he should have
resided III the county or distrie, in which he
offers his vote, Tor twelve months preceding
the election But the Constitution does not
require that the voter should have been asses
sed in the county in which he offers TO vote.
The assessment for the year lSi7 is made
on the LIST February. A citizen in one coun-
~ may have been assessed and may have paid
his tax for that year, aud may have removed
to another county and have resided there mrre
than twelve months preceding the election.
Such person, think, would be entitled TO
vote. 5. ). BAN hR.
September 23l, l5lS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-10


The subloined correspondence relates TO
subject which has been very improperly
drawn into the sphere of political contest.
But with the Official paper at Washington,
the responsibility rests. That journal saw
fiji to publish, with statistical minutenes5 the
items OF Gen. Tdylors pay and emolum .nis
an officer OF the army, with the view of
producing the impression that he had rcceiy-
ed xetra compensation, over and above the al
lowance fixed by law for officers of his grade
1t was one OF those weak efforts which the
blindness OF party iniatuatlon will sometimes
induce partizans to make whose zeal is too
great Tor their Judgment. The letter OF Mr..
Senator Johnson and the reply OF AdJutant
General Jones completely sets the whole
matter beyond the reach OF further animad-
version, even on the part of the most preiu-
diced and bgoted.
Our It adeTs, we have no doubt, will agree
with US tina the official journal was engaged
In very small business when ii undertook 10
mlslead the public mind on this subject. Gen.
Cass la / received extra allowances beyond
The Ordinary pay and emoluments OF his sta
non. II these were just aud proper-very
we'll. The Official paper could have shown
them TO be so-and there was an end. 1t was
hardly necessary to bring G n. Taylor into
the aitalI. whose accounts with the Govern
ment have always been scrupulously exact,
| and who has never received any extra allow
ances Tor any service whatever-although the
country may be OF the opinion that he has
rendered services DIS great as those which Gen.
Cass has performed extra" and winch have
paid for extra. Gen. Taylor's services will re-
ceive their just compensation at the hands of
the people.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-10

The Washington Union, of last Wednes.
day, has the following article. The Post of
this city soys that Gen Taylor is against the
Wilmot Ployiso-Father Richie, at Wash
lnglon, says he is iorit We bel eve Richie
is right in this instance, tn ugh without any
good will fer "Old Zack"
GEN, TAYLOR IN FAVOR OF THE VIII
MOT PRONiSO.
MIR Corwin has asserted Ia some Of b;s
speeches ia Ohio, that be has seen letter ~.
tabllshlng beyond contradiction the deternioa.
ZION OF General Taylor 10 sanction the VIII
mot Proviso.
The Columbus Statesman" OF the 2Sih ult
states that, In speech to the Free Seller,
last evening, Mr. RUSSELL of Harris N. a lr,d,
ing Wing member OF tie last Legislature
said llal lac had the word OF Thomas E.in1
that Mr. Corwin has assured him Owing
that oe had The documents in his packet IN
prove that Gen Taylor went the Free Soil doe
lnne. MIR Ewing had not seen the letter. bnt
nod the word OF Corwin that il was in his
possession"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-10
FARNAM'S PATENT HYDRAULICS,
HORBS & TAYLOR

1TAVING purchased the right of Farnam's Patent
A Hydraulics for the counties of Belmont and Ohio,
are now prepared to furnish to order Farnas double
action In aud force PuHps, Fire Engines, Garden En-
glnes, Steam Boat Pumps, and ali kinds of hydraulic
apparatus manufactured by ID l. Farnam, Cincin.
ono. These Pumps adapted for every situation
for which pump may he required. The great advan
iase over single action Pumps Is keeping column of
water constantly nioYipe, thereby working
ny and throwing douhe the quantity of In.e-acton
Pump OF the size. fhey may be used in all cases
for Fire E.i2 He, the smallest imp made W i'll
wafer over twosOry building. Owing the sim pie
ransemcnl the price is less than that OF any other pump
that viii perform the same amount of work The az.
Sugelaento of the whoi simple thai less liabe
get out of order aud is better ca cuated for
Were mechanical skin is not ready al command and
where the most perfect and efic lent machinery is
CURED
House Pumps to he worked by hand may be placed
il the basement any other convenient situation to
draw waller by means ni tead pipe from wells. CTS
terms and springs from any distance, and force the
same 10 any part or the house tor Ordinary use TO
convey water 10 Bath Rooms, Out-Houses, and with
me addition of hose may be used To protect the house,
by eSlinsushins fires. Likewise Pumps for wells OF
Al depths not exceeding quo feet, for Paper Mills Tan.
Works, Breweries, soap Boilers for hot water mines,
Tor draining OF IrTgating iands-for every purpose
where Pump required and of all sizes 10 throw
from len to 500 gallons per minute, these Pumps fitted
II work by water or steam power with iron pipe
meeting screws IN the different lofts and outside the
undihg Tor hose, form the means OF exiting fires
ie eerSne 10 any plan heretofore adopted for facto
RES OF mills. oct7
ORNAMENTAL FOUNTAINS Of cast iron of a
~ great variety of patterns These Fountains are
far superior in beauty TO marble al a,the 81 the cost
There being upwsrus of SHY different patterns we
shall he aisle suit alt tastes style or price For
further particulars enquire al establishment corner
oil MAN and Quincy sls HOBBS TAYLOR
By EXPRESS THIS MORNING.
~ 4 Rk Green French Merno,
- Rich Chameleon silks,
Extra Heavy Brk Gro D'Rhine,
Rich Sam striped do
fiaIn Black Satins, Mode cnl'd Desins
Fancy Pr'd Deains Mazartne hlue do
Sup'r Blue French Blankets Just reed al the Bridge
corner oct7 RHODES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-10
Mr. Johnson to Adjntant General Jones.

Baltimore, Both September, 1918.
My Dear GencrdI-An article in the
Union, few days since, relating 10 the pay
and emoluments received by Major General
Taylor although hope not so intended, Is
capable OF the construction that lie hos re-
| ceived more than the laws Of the u, States
authorize, and that he has received it in the
nature OF extra allowance. Although there
may be instances in which such allowances
may be perfectly proper, am as satisfied as
can be,without actual know ledge, that Gen.
Taylor has never applied loror received them
a nd as you are or may be easily possessed of
! the information necessary to put the matter
beyond doubt, YOU viii oblige me BY saving.
Ftrstly-lf, from the commencement of his
military service TO the present time, Gen.
Taylor ever applied Tor, or received in the
form OF pay, emoluments Oh Otherwise, one
dollar mole than the laws in terms allowed.
and.
Secoadly-Whether his pay and emou-
ments during the period he has been Major
General, have not been The same as those re-
ceived by Gen. Jackson whilst he held the
same post in the Army OF the United States?
have no hesitation in making these in
quires OF you, because know thai yourself,
soldier 10 whom the country is indebted, will
rrJoice to do justice to brother officer who
has 50 greatly elevated the military fame Of
the Uniied States, and whose only offence. in
certain quarters, is To be found in HE fact that
his counlrynen have brought his name before
the public III evidence OF their con fideuce in
his integrity, Tor the highest Official houors
within their gilt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-10

We publish, to-day correspondence be.
tween Mr.. Clemens and the Attorney Gene
raj of the state, on the subject OF the rights TO
vote under certain circumstances. We are
astonlshed that such construction OF the
constitution could be entertained blythe attor-
ney general and were il not that the locoloco
Judges here and elsewhere. will as we know,
sieze upon every excuse to prevent the poor
from voting we would show the absurdiy OF
the construction; but never mind we will
have suffrage universal before another cleo
ton.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-10

DiED-On Saturday, Oct. Z, lo4S, at the
house OF Mr.. Smith in this city, WILLIAM E
Ennis, returned Volunteer, late OF the Mas
sachusetls Infantry.
Ii will be a consolation to the relatives OF
the deceased, TO know that proper care wa,
rendered to him during his illness, and that
he was properly inferred in the Nit. Woods
Cemetery,
- AT the Beymer HOUSE, last evening,
Mi. JosEPH TURNER asel 81 years. Funeral
al 3 clock this afternoon.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-10
A LOCOFOC0 ISLANDER AGAINST OLD
ZACH NAILED

The following correspondence, copied from
the Baltimore American, completely nails
one OF the Locoioeo ISLANDERS against Gen.
Taylor As the Post OF this city made the
charge against Gen. Taylor, denied in the fol-
lowing letter oil the Adutant General, we call
upon the editor to publish The correspondence,
as an act of but sheer justice to one OF the ma
tons most upright and able generals and he,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-10

Are our friends throughout the State exhib-
iting that activity ana energy which are ne
cessary TO SUGGEST The election is now but
d little less than month distant. We have
a willy and well organized opposition TO con-
tend with. They are awake and WORKING
Shall we not initiate their example? Our dis
sentions have now been healed. Let us take
measures to bring all our men to The polls.
The Wings have every prospect OF success
il they will bat labor. Ii they are defeated
In this election, the fault will be CROWN
A great responsibility rests upon them. Let
them act up to it in the spirit OF patriots and
fIeemen.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-10
h. POLLOCK.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN ROOTS

SHOES AND LEATHER,
Monroe. between Main and Market streets
: now opening an extensive assortment OF Goods in
his Inc not willing 10 advertise quantity Of ari.
o'es ne has not GOT he deems unnecessary enumer
ale suihee " To say he Keeps constantly hands All
ARTICLES "a ile trsde. Boots shoes, Spanish aud cnun
Try Sole Leather; Morocco aud Kid Skiu. Patent Lea
tcf, Lining AMI Binding skins, Pegs Tanners ni 40
ec ell Of which be Will sell lower tnsn can he
west ol Phtads phia for cash approved crett H,.
has made arrangements 10 supply all demands for Good
yetc lateut Metallic Gum Shoes OF all kinds al man
utt 'tlfeTs Priccs, adding carriage. Au orders fr
s''t' an as ii"e promptly attended Ia. octJ
II s,t Weich Flannelwaranied not 10 shrink 90 wash
iAsi a - shPsaor sis FLANNEL tor SIrsaaIu..
French 1hi aad IiJ ra'I f,e eaildfen ist rcd M
i"i SAIL ~ oeO JSEASENEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-10

! Aao'lrr Wjinsss,--Mr. Gidlmgs addressed
! the citizens OF Cleveland on Wednesday last
lie threw down the gusntlrt both 10 The lay
Tor aud Van Buren, nen. In the course OF the
carte and iicl CO between him and lie other
Couha ANTS +. J. Prentiss, Iay Ior man. de-
carrd that thc had lately had private talk
with one Leslie Combs, Ia kentucky save
uller) and this Combs. hal lately private
talk with Gen Taylor in which private talk
Gen I. had ayowed his opposition to me ne, eH-
tension of Slavery. aud IN favor OF the WIZ
mot Proyiso'
! AHofisr IVjiaessl-The New Haven Jour
nal vt Saturday. W hilsl II denies any hnoNi-
edge OF an letter from Taylor, coniesses 81
once that Truman Smith admits The existence
ul q letter from correspondent, IN WHOM ue
has implicit confidence. IN which ne states
conversation he had held with Gen laYlor' de-
claring hat he would not veto the NlImo'
Proyi-o. What will the South say 10 all this
accumulated evidence2 VIII the wings CT
the South sill rush on in their mad support oil
him and Fillmorr7- Wash. LH0H.
THE FRENCHMAN AND HIS ENdLiSh
STUDIES.
fncimrn-Ha. my good friend, have
lnrnt with ono diiilcuiy-one very strange
word How you cali Hong b!
Tutor HUFF.
Fr.-Tres ben. HUFF, and Snuff you spell
ES-n.o-u-g-h. ha
Tufor-Oh. no, no. Snuff isS-n-u-aouble-f
The TACT is, words ending IN ough are little
irregular.
Fr.-Ah. very gooi. It's beautiful lam
cuage. H-o-u Oh is Huff. will remem-
ber: and Cough is Cuf. | have one bad
Gulf. ia
Tutor.-No. that wrong. We say
Kaut, not Cuff.
Fr.-Kaui. Ell bien. NJ iuf and hauI, and
pardonnez moi, how S0u call D-o-u gh-
Duff ha
Tuor-No, not Duff.
Fr.-Not Duiil All oui; UNDERSTANDABLE
is Dauf, hey?
Tutor.-No, D o-u-g-h spells Doe.
Fr.-Doe! # is very fine; wonderful lam
guage, it is Doe; and Tough is Toe, GER
iainemcnt My beefsteuk was very Toe.
THtor.-Oh, no, no; you should say
Turf.
Fr.-Tuf1? L. Diable and the thing far
mer uses; how you call him, Plough,
Pluff2 ha! you smile; see am wrong, it is
flaull No sh, then, it is Ploe, like Doe; it
is beautiful language, YER fne--Ploe?
Tutor.--You are still wrong, my friend
Ii is Plow.
Pillow Wonderful language | shall
understand YER soon. Plow Doe, kauf am
one more-R-o-u-gh what you call Gen
Taylor; Raut and Ready? MOI certainment ii
is Row ana Ready?
| Tutor.-No! Z o-u-g-h spells Ruff.
| Fr.--Ruff, hal Let me not forget
Rough is Ruff. and B-ou-g-h is Buff, ha
Tutor.-No, Bow.
Fr.-Ah! is VET simple wonderful Ian
guage; bnt have had what you cal
Emo u-g-h hal what you call him!-N !
Home Journal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-10

The young wing boys of Wheeling request
us to announce that they will have parade
on Wednesday, the llth inst. at the court
house, at O'Clock, p. m. All the WING boys
will please attend, say they, and bring their
flags and banners.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-10
Yours truly,
REVERDY JOHNSON
Adj. Gen, Jones, Washington.
Adjotant General Jones' replu.

Adjutant General Jones' reply.
Washington, October, ID, lS4S.
Dfar Slr-l duly received your letter of
the 30lh ultimo, aud having examined the ar.
tlcie IN the "omon" ct September 2Slh, re-
ierred 10, have no hesitation in saving that all
the pay aud allowances specified as having
been received by Major General Taylor, were
in strict con ormty to law and the Eepuls.
lions OF the War Department made pursuant
thereto; and are precisely such as ANY Other
officer similarly situated, would have been
entitled TO receive.
am slr very respectfully,
Your ob't serv't,
K. JONES, Adj. Gen'l.
Hon bic. L, Johnson, Baltimore, Md.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-10
CIRCUMSTANCES.

Vote for President on the steamboat Con-
signee, on her down trip from Wheeling TO
Cincinnati, October ID, l54S.
For Taylor, II; Cass, 33, Van Buren,, 3;
Uncertain, 6-Total, ll6
Up trip from Cincinnati TO Wheeling, Oc-
tober 7lh lS45.
For Taylor, O.; Cass, SO; Van Buren,. 3;
Uncertein, 3-Total, l0l.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-10

The proceedings OF the meeting OF the Me-
chanic's division No. So S. OF T. on the death
of Samuel Miller, were received too late Tor
this DAYS paper They will appear to-mor-
row.
The division will attend his funeral this
afternoon, at 8 o'clock, to which other divis-
ions Of the city, aud all sojourning brethren in
good standing are invited.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-10

A Locofoco Siander.-Orson HYDE, the
Mormon leader, was accused recently OF sell
ing the Mormon vote 20 The Wings, for one
thousand dollars. lie denies the assertion in
toto, aud challenges his accusers 10 prove that
he ever made any attempt to influence the
Mormon vote,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-10

a GOOD LAW There is a law of New
York prohibiting any person from voting in
an election upon the result Of which he has
made bet.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-10

Hon COLUMBUS DELANo, has come out at
public meeting in Ohio. for Gen Taylor
The more the better.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-10

eTNEXT TUESDAY. THE 10TH INST. rs THE
MY ar THE ONO 4 PENNSYLVANIA STATE
III BOTTOMS EVERY WIG WHO DESIRES THE
SUCCESS OF HIS PARTY AND THE rERPEru-
Try OF WING PRINCIPLES, SHOULD GoTo THE
POLLS AND VOTE THEWnoLE WIG TICKET,
& ALL WHO ARE AWAY ROM HOME SHOULD
I...I u n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-10

We ore indebted TO the new and
splendid steamer Consignee for late Cinein-
natl papers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-10
REAR IN MIND.

That the Presidential Election Is heia on ,l'e
fsst Tuesday, the 9Th Day OF NoVemof,
uext, and that it lasts bal Tor one day Only :
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-10

STATE ELECTORS.
! John J. Jones, Isle Of Wight.
b. q " aollias Petershurg.
3HP Irving, Cumberland.
AK Irving, Lynchburs.
3 W Martin, franklin.
G. wm. C. Riyes, Albemarle.
z Robt EScott, Fauquiei.
s 1T Garne,t, Westmote'and;;
9 John 4. Meredith, Richmond city.
10 Robt saunders, williamsburg.
"A A Hunter, Jefferson.
- All II Stusrt, Augusta.
"a s MeD Moore. Rockbridge.
ii Connally T Trigg, Washington.
Is G w Summers. hsnawha.
rs & d Camden, Harrison.
III H Peirpont, Marion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-10

Y cry fine Embroidered Muslin Curtains,
do do Ora fery Muslin,
Turkey Red Furniture Prints
Fine Embossed Piano and Table covers,
Worsted and cotton do do
Plaid Table coverings; stand covers, &c; just I'd
and for sale low by octI0 APAXTON l. SON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-10

EXECUTIVE DfPABrNENT.
October !. ls+S.
Sir. am instructed 10 forward to YOU the
enclosed opinion Of The Attorney General Up
on the questions raised in your letter to the
Governor. OF August 20.
Respectfully your obi Sery't,
WIN. II. RICHARDSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-10
WANTED.

ITO LOAN for two or three years. s2500, on Real rs
tate Security in the city of Wheeling worth three
lines the amount. interest if required viii he paid in
advance Enquire at this office. octl0
YYYHE BRiNLEY SHE'LL. or the Mser and his niece.
thrilling ta'c of love, wcbcrafi and mystery by
10 IN Meadows, Esq.
he mysterious Parsonage, the mau with the Hair.
lip and he I alse hair, by Sidney Sinclair.
The Secret Foe, by Miss Pickering; edition.
Improved edition of the Business Mans Assistant.
Agnes or the Possessed; revelation of Mesmerism,
by y s Arthur
Wilson's Tales Of the Borders and of Scotland
Tayor's Deieotor for October
New Music, and Music naper. just reed and for sale
by w WAKEMAN. No III Main St.
octl0 Wheeling Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-10
ONLY AGENCY IN THE CITY
ECLECTIC SCHOOL BOOKS,

10 tAsks--D0o pounds OF Blake's Fire. proofp ain,
"i'eo' from TIE fnsrielor-receved and for sal. h,
dusti WM Il. Mckee South kybcot,.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-10
5000.
FLOR
EseyOIutiOniZcd!
AND ALI. WIG.

We have just received the following
despatch from our correspondent in Bal
timorc, announcing the full returns from
Georgia, us follow:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-10
lI'arnetS. CarpetS.

FnIL CLOTHS of various patterns and all widths
~ just reed by octl0 A PAXTON & son.
u uGS. Superior Administer, Tuned, Wilton and
al Brussels Rugs,
Chenille ParIour Door Mats
Alicant and Polka do do
Sbeepkn do do-just received by
PAXTON A. SON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-10

EsmnholpERlEs-Mag Magnificent Lace Canes Once,
- mary toiars aud French worked do: en,hroids,e,
LUIS Thread i.aces and Elgings, Jscoae, aud swis
h"slngs avery Large assortment jus, received
'V OW HElSKFLI,