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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-25
BOWEL. AND SIMMER coupI,1Nr

bf.JAl NJ, No, c South THIRD Street is wjlljpa "a
sua'an,ee thal ms SarHinaliVe Baisan Will cure ia
IhDa'tollc Cramps, Gripping Pains. Cholera Morins
summer complaint and other der duscments Of the So
mach and Novels, in uinety-nne cases ont Of = NJ,
ded, and ia less than half the time than can he o,
by aHy other means. "Ne'0u
1t IS extremely pleasant and rhiiara, arm g.. d,
tiS equally as edecual for adults for children 5
When Inc directions are followed, and a cure i nnt ,
Ied' we money VIII be cheerully returned Price .,
( ana 30 cts per boitie. ''No -
! ANOTHER PHYSlCl MS OPINION
The following additional testimony in favor AZ NJ
Jty"es hediclhes has recently been received fra,' a
physician Of hish standing in Lauderdale 60 Nm
7 slPpi, under date OF August 9, 1876 49, -'''HA-
"lir d. jayue-Dear Sr--I am intimately arcu.i,,,
WIN 1he OF your preparations. ANA safety recon-,
sam have used extensively IN ms own praqtIee 80,
STATE h"hestIatngy ,hal have used no Article a, .
uha-I"h OF medicines. that have better ausvere, ia
P"P'sG oi "nioA lhey We're prepared Than tie ahovc
w " JouNSoN, Al D., Lauderdae 60 Ms
prepared ONLY 10y Dr. u. JAYNE, Philadepbia and Ill
"a agency 10y BRt&TLlNGER. IVA -" s0'"
AN IMPORTANT CURE by DR.. JAyNp.s Ar
| i'-"A ~ e. " G. awe been Informed hv N.Y. A.
tg' grand Daughter OF ga Gen. Wayne) that M s'f
f, ~ .Nlhpei "i Neafs from the growth of laraa
says ihe pressure 7uu the wind. pine was -, 49, se
10 pitE'h' Hti from scffug IA a recumbent ios,,,
- u'" sHd'lH+t"h appearetl inevitable she also 10
u"ieu under severe iad .suu-ttlOn frotn f,-a "a
Plant .4ud ,uNp.es, Wih a F. O flte iran, ''t-
'ef''le' t1r winch size used Or. AyNE's An ,.,,9
lt'A 7"t tnpA regularly for seven wa4ls NJ:
pe'-'i'i" doses 81 ms sentative Pitts AMI her ,c,i
h''h W as Thereby completely re- established ~ .Vlal
HiH"fs Sie o. encouraged 10 pcrSeyeIve lp n.y..
'e lEHAlt' +, GntH every yes}ise OF tie painnl ~
nrll W=- entircy renewed. '"' a.
Nt eanh"i speak loo hl.iy of his impo-ian pren,,
alton 70 br. ja} me- and tof tn- sake of g.r,
h], Hnpe iHat . may hecouie more gem, aim
LPAt. Public LEDGER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-25

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-25
LIGHT IITERATIIpE
iAi&A
IfR ANCE. It's

Lewis Esss. '', Wy zen
c, Ihe ha'one's Daughters and Harry Monk by Mrs.
$50 Prize Tale The Ice Kina. q, Tta 49,,
Ned Buntlne. ~ '"' NoHh by
nance OF New York By the antbor ~ ..s,r ~ 10
Venice, Artisan Of Lyons e,c. Etc "'se yin OF
Jane Eyre, new supply
The Gen. Taylor Almanac far SO. 90 ~
Ready Text Rock 800 OF Rough and
ne f9l.iielans Register and Statistical Mama, con-
talns we fesuit Of Tie elections thai have ~ t
during ilir Wears ls4I ls45 ls46 lssr 10 ace
er useful political matter ''Si "i'h ON
hodey's Lady BOOK Tor August
Graham's Magazine for August
Mfs'efies ANA aiseries OF New York. eomnle,e
Depo!, III, Maio street Literary
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-25
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To-. :: {, saFs5A1
&pos1S ~ -
- go
HHEHBE EsNEA.
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Quiet Restored In France.

Quiet Restored In France.
NEW YoRg July 81. IL, P. NJ.
The steamer ili5tuil arrived here, bring
ing seven DAYS later intelligence from Europe.
From the manufacturing districts the intel
ligeuce is satisfactory.
The money market has improved under the
announcement # the Chancellor uf the Ex-
chequcr that the government rad effected great
savings in the public expenditures and had
rom unexpected quarters.
IRELAND.
An express from Duhlin. which left on FRI
day night, states that the Catholic clergy Of
the Arch Diocese OF Tuam had res lived to adj
here to Cancellation Ilol Repealers, and OPP
pose the formation OF the League.
FRANCE.
Armed men with loaded muskets and IN
struments Tor costing bullets. have been dis
covered in cellars about Paris
1ho destruction OF property during the in
surection was less taan was supposed The
houses were battered considerably, however,
An immense number Of colonies and supe-
nor officers were put hors du combat.
On the 29h sentinel arrested two men in
a cabriolet, with am immense sum OF Rus
sian gold and cartridges. They were heavily
armed with pistols and dlggers.
The insurgents used iron balls pierced with
copper, which projected from both sides.
Changarlner has been appointed chief Of the
National Guard OF he Seine.
The Leglons OF the National Guard who
were uniaithiu during the rebellion, had been
dlsbanded.
The best informed persons consider Causi-
diere to have been the chief of the late in
surrection, and that Louis Blanc was privy,
but shrunk from active participation. Their
organization was perfect.
The police are making important discove-
ries. The documents round will show where
the money came from, aud who promoted the
instruction.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-25

q LII that man hath win he give for his life so ve
A ind recorded in the and hest of hook
' as we see thousands dying und with Consuun
non Group cough, asthma, bronchitis, splitting blood
ana other pulmonary arecton are led to doubt the
correctness the above assertion, especially since il is
:" en- hloWh tal a certain remedy may be obtained
winch always arrests those Diseases
~ Iayuts ENpeeoTant never fails to give relief
ana cures after every other means have failed This can
DC ana mas heeh proved IN thousands of where
mas Effected radical cures after the patient had been
sivcd up by all his friends and physicians
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-25

TO FAKENIs-Jayncs Expeclorant Is wilhout ~
cepoh Tue most vdnahe preparation in use for the
uoVe diseases u converts looping Cough in-o mild
an" lIaclct disease ard shOyteHs its duration more
t1an one Haii' and produces certain and speedy recoy
cry ff IN hal to one tea spoonful, VIII certainly cure
P a. n'"h'S ana young children, IN halt an hours
lime. The lives of hundreds OF chlldren wilI he ss,J
Snnualy by always keeping il on hand ready for every
einer- ency. ~!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-25

Dyspepsia is The bane Of many a MANS eyis, -,
tongue can describe the suerngs caused by mis- as,re
ing disease 1t units man for his station in iife hste
rather not exist than endure such misery We, ,bea
she'ints are produced IN the hrs place by deranpe
en' "i tie stomach and II this met by usins n
fahhestocks Anti Bilious Pins, the bowels woid h.
eleansed, me accumulation OF bile Carried or and spee
dy and sure relief obtained. ~ eP's
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-25
Mtsss Thayer & Son, Iioosick Falls, Y. sends to
" y vaughn N a letter The following testimony:


:, , - iioosick Falls. March 49, ls47
To Or Vaughn-l feel II a duty owe 10 Won to mako
ms statement thinking other persons afflicted
may read an" md relief through the same source In
Apt ldst, was attacked with mhamatory rheumatism
50 tlat was perfectly helpless sppiicd to three pi,y
slcidls, aud AFTER remaining uader their care for about
SIX weeks, and all The tim. growin worse they deci.
ded that was afflicted with the dropsy on the ches,
aud aiier Trying every experiment and exhausng every
and stated that could live hut very few davs a, No.,
ahoui iha time my friends your Vegetable Litbon
ufnc mixture advertised IN the papers, they procured
hiV "os'i@ winch seemed to relieve me- have since
taken I'VE bottles and now my health is restored and
ENJOY excellent health. ri MIRA ptlfE Sd
Gle Is 10 siInercede everything IN lis way Gail mo-
Get a book. V"''"!'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-25
From the Pittsburgh Gazette.

From the Pittsburgh Gazette.
FURTHER NEWS BY THE HlBERNIA.
Chataubrand is dead.
Several Irishmen have been transported for
drilling and training
There is nothing pew from Italy. Tie
peace negotiations failed.
Arch Duke John has been appointed Lieut.
Gen. OF Germany.
The cholera is making frighdul ravages in
Russia
An armisice has behn concluded between
Denmark and Germany.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-25
TO THE pUBIIc-

ssrllE subscriber has his dsy $500,
81 Or James hlehy valuable mediei,as
% say anything here praise of Their Srea
reco1aisii ~ g, nose diseases or which they an
n T,'a,Ngd eeiehry surprising all other com
received viz i's' "i 'le Sttluie
"a! mes ,f,Apec'orant fer coughs. colds, etc.
:. ,ef 1iae, For The Growth Of tile hair
eases Of the skin. ''''eu"'a''set ~
"e haf bye 10 color the hair auhur or jet a'k
oNfniaalivc Baisam, far Summer >mplainis etc
rome Ner'itfuge, Tor the c1pn ion Of worms
thesiomarh.
Persons desiring to ko,,. ,r ~ the ah,,,s fgue
can q p ~ calling ad oN .,ls one Of The Do,.ors
BlpATLfNGERs ,a"t
Between The Post oae'AAa Court House Whee5,aa,,
t'"s'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-25

ELY NECK NETs.-We this morning received
* variety Of Gy neck nets Call and them before
they are all sold. NfCOLL & CARR,
inai I03. Vain streat.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-25
DREADFUL ACCIDENT.

New York July 90.
One Of the river ferry boats was run INTO
by sloop this evening about O'Clock, amt
the ladies' cabin Stove in. child and hef
nurse were killed and two men We're knocked
overheard both OF whom it's supposed were
drowned. Another man among the Passeh-
81. I'D his am BROKEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-25

A German named Augustus Maundorf, cut
Ii, throat on Friday morning at Philadelphia
on account oil The bad state OF tbs business
ailairs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-25

Inc s. hooI Commits toner's viii hold an ao-
;onrned meeting On She irst Monday oil hu-
gust. We hope tie Trustees OF some Oh We
School Districts in the city and county are
sufficiently alive on the subject OF edneauqn'
as tohsve their contracts for houses read! iof
nn,r.,-l aud confirmation by that time
What more honorable, what more praise
worthy than being engaged in advancing the
cause OF education,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-25

FRIGHrFUL ACCIDENT "A man named lonn
Hyland, anative OF the counuyo OF Westmea'h'
lrelaud, was killed On Thursday las, at An
1bony's Nose, on the n. Y. and Albany rail
road, under most thrilling circumstances. lie
had charged large bore Tor The purpose oil
blasting an immense rock, which alter the
fuse beng lighted missed; and ms he Went 10
remedy with cast steel drill. ne steer
struck fire and the rock burst, the pieces ny
ing in every direction; one OF them Weighing
.b6nt nrsc hundred weight strccI him on
the Side. aud b ing chiseIIed from former
bl,.fs.not ONLY broke bis ribs, bat entered his
enirsls, which proruded through the wound
on the side. lie was blown up, toSei her
Win tbe rock, nearly twelve feet into The ar,
bat drscended on bis teet. and Immediately
called ior a clergyman Many OF ms fellow
Iaborers ran ia search OF one, but before ne
arrived the Sufferer bad expired.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-25
TRUSTEES SALE.

e--uvs WILL he sold on Monday, August the
/. seventh, At ten O'Clock. 4. NJ, the
IL L. !.3.::..:y' STEAMER " VI. PENN,
s5ISSISSiASs a. she now lies at the wharf of this
cifv size IS now about rbt months Old, machinery
at new and good running order. Further particu-
lars NJ sale A. BENNETT, Trustee.
lTbe Pittsburgh Journal and Cincinnati Gazette
COPY the above to amount OF 81 each and charge This
oaice Jye5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-25

Wheat Wheat ! IT, "a, ,u' ser n,., win
market price for SOM, clean wheat delivered AT Their
mill on Water street, South Wheeling
yllw&tlm GILL, & STOIrT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-25

Vh n IN 7 =.
Z STEW ARb'S INN AND BOARDING HOITSE

fsEHE STEW AR5S INN AND BOARDING HOUSE
o. BELONGING no BETHANY COLLEGE is
ioF rent from the lsi OF September for one or ure
years There hcug al present no pubic house m rein
any, Temperance Hotel would lie a dlsidera.
'um me Stewards Inn Is suitable for such purpose
as wen as for regular boarding house and WIN he rem
tt on favorable terms to competent and wei, attested
steward or Inn keeper. good number of students le
sire To obtain boarding III il. Applications VIII be re-.
ceTed and attended to, made soon either hy Professor
fehdieton or The subscriber. A. CAMPBELL
y - President, bethany College.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-25
rEAM-BOAF REGISTER
REPORTED RY c. II BERRY

REPORTED RY G. n BERRY
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
i Boats for the last hours On lin, uester
lay at 4 o'clock. p. N.
ARRIVED.
Genesee Hunter, Cincinnati,
Rigsoll, Cope. +"
h7fohin. Hrzett, Pittsburgh,
Highlander, Forse, I"
iadNrt, ntuntz, -
Visitor jacobs, {"
virginia, Dawson, Sleubenville,
DEBATED.
Genesee. Hunter, Pittsburgh
Rim gold ore,
Highland Mary, Burke, Cincinnati.
Dolphin, HazIetl,
Highlander Forse, :"
Yankee, Koutz,
Visitor, Jacobs,
Virginia, Dawson; Steubnvile,
ieel inches water in the channel-lalling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-25
DAN RICE s, cos CJprIfS

DAN RICE & cos CIRCUS.
We learn, by Mr.. Dobyns, Agent of Dan
that their exhibition will take place in this
city on the 4lh and 9Th of August.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-25

MOlnSSpS. 20 bas. n. Q. Molasses, in sore, and
jyl7 FORSYTH q B.KrR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-25
SPEECH OF
HON. ANDREW STEW ART

PRESIDENTIAL QUESTION;
Delivered il the House Of Representatives o
the United States, June 26, 1918.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-25

9 AIDES Flp TIES AND BUsKiNs-Jast receiy.
"a ca from Philadelphia
itmuk ladies Spring Heel Kid Ties;
do do do do BuskinS
Also, fresh assortment OF Misses black and colored
kid Ties and Buskius, for by
lylo MCLALLEN, KNOX & co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-25

GUST finished, large assortment of the hest Looking
Glasses ever offered for sale in this CITY, aud viii be
SOD very low ioT cash, al +. G. GABRiEL'S Hate of
;. Kennedy LooNINg G ass Ware rooms No, o.
Main street, ~ heeiing jylS
Louisville Lime, 100 hbls just received aud
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-25

Saddles, Brides. Harness, &c,
4 general assortment, foi sale low st the old stand
iyl4 JOHN KNOTE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-25
NOW Is TIE TIME.

u ASTS AND ROOT TREEs-Iust received fresh
- supply of Lasts, Boot Trees etc at the sign of the
big red boot yltI MCLAtLEN KNOX 4 co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-25

G7r,nl-s, a general assortment, for sale low.
uiihH' Jyli JOHN KNOTE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-25

Leather Wagon Whips, i'e sa ai no 49, 50.
iva JOHN kNOTE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-13
TELeGsapn.
&C. usspaudence Of the pif'.bltgh Uaz- TEL
CONGRESS.
Washington, April II, ls4s.

49,
SsSArs-The senate having been calihd
10 order. proceeded to the consideration OF the
morning business. Numerous petitions wee
presented.
Mr. Reyeuly Johnson presented the petition
Of John skinner. for an appropriation to es-
kisblish a School Of Minrralogv, Engineering.
Agriculture and Road Mskiug, and advocated
he petition in a able speech. 1t was referred
o the Committee on Agriculture.
Mr. Hannegan from the committee on For
sign Relations, reported a loint resolution
or he relief Of Ana Chase.
The House bill in relation to the Orleans
Collection District was passed.
On motion Of Mr. flanagan, that portion
VI The Presidents message referring to the
Amistad case. was referred to the Committee
Oh Foreign Relations.
MIR Bdgby introduced resolutions relating
to the powers of the General Government.
which were mole the special order OF the day
| Tor Monday week.
GA motion the Senate laid aside the NOR
! ming business, and proceeded to the conside
ration OF the day. viz: the Californian claims
Mr. Dayton addressed the Senate, chiefly in
reply to Mr. WebsIers speech against the trea
tty. Mr. Mason has the floor Tor to- NOR
row,
HOUSE OF REPREsEHrATtvEs.-A motion
was made to amend the French Resolutions
Of sympathy, M~heupun a warm debate arose
which was shared BY Messrs Palfrey, Johns
ton, Of Tenn Bayley aud others. Mr. Bay
icy addressed The House, and attic mpted tc
show the relative feeling OF Massachusetts
aud Virginia on the subject.
After a warm debate, the resolution was
laid on the able, l2t 10 Al.
The bill relative to the Military Acade my
was then called up, and passed first reading
FIRES IN PITTSBURGH.-We have T.
%ceivei no drspach from Pittsburgh relative lC
the fires that occurred there yesterday morn
ing. We only know that there are said Il
have been seven fires, during the morning, d
neat the same time. and that the less coui,
not have beel less thon about $40 or 81, 00t
dollars.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-13

AN ORDINANCE assessing taXts lor tue
support OF the Charter Government OF the
City Of Wheeling, Tor the year 1918
be Ii ordained by the Council oi the city Of
W hctiiuS.
SIC. LIST, That on every hundred hundred
ioliars Of The value OF lrat estate within the
a4lt Gity, subject 10 taxation, according To
the valuation thereof made Dy the assessors.
the tax sldiI b. hliy cents, aud upon ever,
ttthruote, according TO the list thereof made
by the assessors, ne lax shall be fifty cents ;
"hlcl shall De due aud payable On the Isl day
OF june next.
SEC. pad. Thrre shall be levied and asses
sej upon all Licenses To HE veAdrrs OF goods.
Wdlrs, ddd mrrCldntlsr, conUl>si n aad tof
"ai0In5 tlclctdhts, auctioIetIs or tcudue
masters, qua naHkers or peGiars within TINS
ely, IA a 'dItion 10 any taxes wIl1u are on
nias o. due or payable To Ills Common wealth
OF Virginia, VIZ:
Ga every license TO the venler, of goods,
wares ana merchant s., a tax eqtLl IL the
one ioufih OF one percaulun, upuu The value
oi lle STOCK OF soods, wares atid mechanics,
"e'a o! eNely sdch Ne Ilcf, or as asoertdined
i"J relurnet by The SAID asstssors.
"a every license 10 a commission and for
WdrJlh5 merchant OF lne hrs, Class, the sum
Of t'euty d%o,ials. and o! Tie second class, the
sum OF ten doilars; the slii classification 10
10 D. ihade and returned by Tie said aoses-
urs.
ga every license to an auclionaer or ven
jue master, tle sum OF ioIty dollars.
On ever! iIcriist tpa hdwker or prdldr. the
aun oi lea J1tars: Provided alma,s t,at no
sdcl LICENSE SHAT b sfaHted iof d term less
liaI on leet, nJs 81 a. 10 permit more tl.dn
'nt person irlfn trdHsactlng business uuuer
every autl Iiueuse, siId iIcetls- snail uol be
,lalslerab,e.
orc 81. There shall be assessed on The
eAlloitof' oil pubic shows, pays ,tle tal.
own, taxes, VIZ;
GA Theatrical performances by one or more
players, three dotars Tor each DAYS peaor-
'hdnc % performances; i0r d term uI tarre
montA tulfty dollars, dud loo a tenn Of o.e
) ear si&ty dollars.
"a eaci dal clfcu, performance, or exn-
oluOa OF equestrian leafs, IA auuI Of tea l.I-
tdfs.
Odeacl day ; performance o wire or ropr
dancers 'r Jus Is, or the exhibition OF pu1.
= II si1Ns ure dollars,
GA al otles hoNs aHd exhibitions, TWO dol
iafs per dal.
Sac Am. There shall be paid To tie Treas
uFtr 90 tut city IA addition 10 duY tax u44eu
ui-l uv due OF palap.e ~ Inc Communicable
OF Virginia. un e,rTy llccas- 20 Keep an oaal-
u'it NiiIt. said Cit5 d lax equal to HE lg,-
idNln5 tales, VIZ:
acre The au4ual reutal value OF such or
ihi'tt ioes mol exceed o2JJ, the SUN ul sew
cul- i've dollars.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-13
NEW YORK MARBET.

New York, April II, I84S.
Flour-Sales Genessee al 1928. The mar
ket, with moderate business, is in favor OF the
buyer.
Grain-Thefe is less doing in corn, and the
market has a downward tendency. Other
grains as before.
Provisions-Holders of Pork are asking
higher prices, no sales are reported. Lard,
650 I per III.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-13
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
IL. MN I,-.nnN

n ~ a
HE undersigned has the pleasure of informing the
pubic tIdl he has taNen this commoaiOus and we'll
arranged tiOeI, the first near The Badge, where he is
pre- AIRED to accommodate his guests in the most a-reea.
Tile manner. He has renovated the establishment IN all
respects, and has been particular in procuring new Fur
the travelling public will reality appreciate. Passengers
on the Railroad Will hHd this House always in the hest
conditions; The extensive Dining room within Il few feet
OF HE Ca, aud dinner on the table the moment Of ther
arrival SO as TO afford ample time for a comfortable
meal, OF the hest which the country and city can afford.
beins once more settled Gown IA the spot OF his natl
WITTY, the proprietor VIII take pride in maxim his House
an Agreeable resort for those on business or pleasure, at
one OF the most romantic places IA Tie Union; and he,
therefore. teels a proper degree of confidence in inviting
tis Numerous acqualntances throughout the count Y 10
give MN Il ca u. emember, the Hrst house near the
Bridge. NJ b. WAGER.
April ~, 1913
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-13

1.u .-.,s- h,+5t may h.sa
.s,. ,,4 ,yp,Jcr
~ a. ...l. s,,. endured .,rb
U.,,t.- a., the whole course
r, - ~. h,u. io,t.t nj,
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-13

JOHN MINOR BoFrS


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Democrats thsn vi.hu.. oa ma.. ID, y.I s,
Et-ry one 90 iH.if iaacy. s. tb, .I woman
said WHEN She Kissed the COW. Yog are wei,
acquainted with ,hc Laeos. John. and they
with you-suI iluue bali ,an hive SAID oft
esch other b. true. 90. as .1ristie1 i-a rr,per
one. au3 ue can't complain. BY I.au. we
hope better things ot YOU. W. believe eau
houesf. buf viY.eul-lnjcpeu4rnt but iudi,-
creet-Pat1otic. but passionate. And b-
81 les, John. teNeuse The i-amiliaritv} you ere
mistaken In our crowd. w have net in
timai't a desire Tor Dictator. Should we
conclude 10 have one well lri you know IT,.
Take mos rHcN- eat of yHur pocket, John.
and throw Them await Is naughty conduct.
iai-, Hul VIII Only get Nu1 into a peck ui
~iF't"lr' w. 'f' sorry io see That you have
m1Ae 'Hf Enquirer your oi-8u. hut somehow
"r n ff. MISERY $500 lfVe company. B.t
ASSOCIATION. John drdp 1t. lonrueU lnr ds
Wuult love 10 cripple yopr cuer-irs-to ueu-
traiize your tullunHre-hut our word i0r 3d.,
John. They aou WJni 5ou-Would just a.,
soon have Tie Itch. know YOU are d good
Wings much devoted 10 that cause as lie
mex ndl-aui thea ta. course ou have mark
ed ont for yourself. must and Will resall in
injury 10 Tie Wtizs. aal In corresponding
benefit 20 the / ocos. II iicklps the latter
amazingly. John. TO see Won so obstinate.