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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17
MARTIN LEWIS g. cos
LOT STORE

FOR THE
EXCLUSIVE SALE OF ~GENTLEMEN,s WEAR
lhc Ouiy store OF the kind In Baltimore,

FOR THE
EXCLUSIVE SALE OF GENTLEMEN,s WEAR
lhc Ouiy store Of the Kind In BaIsimore,
No. 233 BALTIMORE ST, second store ,pest of
Charles street.
YyYE shall remove in time for the Spring hu.iues.
w from our present store, 30. si3 Batimor. street
EAST OF Charles street TO our new aud eon,modious w.re'
house now building, Ne. 2s3 Baltimore street. ON the
same side Of the street, hut two doons above Charles ST.,
where we shall be happy 10 see our friends and custo
n,crs.
The experience OF last fall. when frs, we took up
this 1ranch of the Dry Goods business exclusively. con.
WINGED us beyond adoubt, that a business like ours would
meet with the same encouragement here, as similar es.
,shllshmenis ir many years past had enjoined in the
Northern markets.; and that country dealers. by A angie
trial, would see the actual necessity t. divide their mi.
ehAses, and. in no instance, TO buy their " oolen rood.
where they bought Their Domestics, Dress, or Fancy
goods. We have, therefore, made such arraneem,nt,
for The coming spring rade, tina, we confidently inv,.e
the attention Of all Dealers visiting our market ia on,
establishment, assuring them, that in The extent of onr
stock, quality, quantity, or prices, we shall be second TO
ne house IN the country.
We have had our own huy ers In Husope, and will h.
Kept supplied during the season, with the newest and
choicest L.ssy goods IN eur line Of business, which
FEsrisGs as also &c ARrs. Ca AWAITS, SrspxspkKsGLovrs
bAsDKERcMrrs, aud otLs. articles adapted for Mems
wear.
L o CONSISTS OF
French, Eng ish, Belgian, German and Dome.,is
oio,hs, oass'inefes ana poeskins, OF every color, shade.
aud quality, which the best Manufactures can produce
and we guarantee to sc U The leading makes, a. BeoI,'.
simoni's, BanjeAn's, and Monis:nae's french wooien.,
a. cheap as ,eir ay.nts in New York.
| Lupns Drap D'e'es, and Silk Warp Cashm.rette~-
Tweeds of every Kind and description, foreign aud do.
nestle, Summer Cloths Croton Coatinys. CodJf,pg,.n'.
Gamhroons, heavy BonbsxInes aud Alpaca, Nh !.
number OF other choice and desirable Coalln.s for spr,ng
aud hummer wear.
Fancy Cassimeses, Fancy Linen Dri,Iins. and Vat
ingls
ofihese Goods, whether fo- extent. or beauty, our as.
sorIment can not be exeeiied any where. Every .,...,s,
now brings Us our own Importation Of the yer, I.trsr
styles. Buy RS with US have The grea, ADVANTAGE ~
s' ,hsn iahey saods. eoih foreign AMI doneslie, entire.
" dihefeht from what they eau naJ them any uher.
csc, as 9nos' goods Of the Kind are ordered BY "A, from
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17
CARPETSrORE.

We are pleased 70 learn thu, one Of tn.
warehouses now being fitted up b, Mr. Pol.
lock, late ihc Monroe Housc. isto BE- occupied
by MIR AK. Paxton as a catPe, and wei pap
=, store. a large and splendid assortment Of
which he vii. have here IS soon, as The build
ing will be ready for him, say lst Of April.
His long experience in that line Of business
Will Be 4 guarantee. shat the establishment
Will be all acquisition TO he business Of our
CITY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17
BY TELEGRAPH,
DISPATCHES EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE
CoMMERClAL JOURNAL-LATER
FROM MEAlCOt
Phtlacr lphis Feb Is. ~ NJ.

Philadelphia Feb Is. 70 NJ.
BIZ the arrival Of the New Orleans mail. W,
have Vera Cruz dates 20 the 2Ith, and Tam.
pico to the 3ls, Of January.
The mnors Of Peace are vsgue and ,on,n
iciory.
The couuer who wasdespa'ched from Vera
Cruz in charge Of thr Presidents messge for
the american S'sr,' published in the city Of
Mexico on his return, was captured aud muir
dered BY a band OF Gueuiiias.
Capt. Whipple reports that the troops or
derrd from the Capital, to make demonsirs
ton against, rizsba, were successful in THRU
e1pedition-having captured ihs, city.
There was not a quorum Of del-gaiesin ih'
Mexican Congress al the latest dates,
President Annaya has been succeeded b,
fena y Pena, anil a new President is 10 b,
chosen os soon as the Mexican Congress as
seInbles.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17
MUSIC AGAIN.

1t has baea letetninsl By our lovers Of
music to give Mr.. aud Mrs. L.. V. II. CaosBr,
tomorrow night a crou1tr for a benefit, at
The City Hall, where they will haze the plea
sure OF entertaining them Tor the last time
with s,me OF the richest and best Of their
sentimental, patriotic and comic songs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17

n CASES Of sslk mol-sktn fx.hior.,k go. -.
anil s2.75. al $ d HAsPERfS Pa.hion.Ll, a.,
f.iss'ishif eni. corner Of Main ana uniss .s. T-'P
80, a., n.. crown glass. saperi.r Ar.
rel sWRsSEYsA srII
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17
WHEELING WHOLESALE PalCsS CURRENT
DAILY TIMES OFFICE,
Jan. l6, 1913.

The business II the city has for the last
two weeks, reached the highest point it has
ever attained. The sales OF Groceries and Dry
Goods, have been very heavy, and the extent
OF Goods forwarded, and produce bought,
rarely equalied. The price of Groceries is
low, and the stocks unusually large, while
the demand has rendered prompt and large
additional orders necessary. We quote a II the
current rates as furnished US by the leading
dealers.
BEANs.-50a62Ac.
BARLEy-40c-
BEEswAx-20 cents, dull.
CoRsAeE.-Whii Rope Coil l2c. " ib.
when cut l43c.
Jared Rope BY Coil lie.
I" when cut l2Ic. Hemr
Bed Cords ! ,5oS2 .0003. 90 y doz.
CRAcKERs-Si94 80 per barrel.
CASnLEs.--Sperm 35c; mould l0Ac; dip
ped 94c.
Cons MEAL--35a40 per bushel.
CoFrEE.-Sales Rio at SaSActs. Java iOAc.
CoPpER.-B razief's Csc, bolt BE.
DyE-WooDs.- Nicaragua 7c; Logwood
%. Sales of 80 bbis. at 1t.
FEATHERs.-30a32c.
Fish No. | mackerel, Sll No. 2, $50;
No. 81, 25a7 so per barrel. Salmon SIS for
No. l..
Hofs-6iSc.
FrniI-No change in fruits. Dates IL a l3.
Dried Apples 62a6o; Peaches 81 ,37al 80.
FLouR-Si,23
GRAIN.-Whest s0aS5c. Oats 25c.
CoRS-30s37c; Rye 40ai5.
GLASS; BY 10 s4a4 .25; 10 by ~ S., 73a
s., Ii by 20 s 800.
Gun PowoER.-Rife 1878; Rock 81.
HEMp.-None in market.
lSDIGo.-75caSl 10.
lgoS.-Sales at 30a32 for Allegheny; Hang.
ing Rock S35; Iron Mountain S45, four mos.
Sales OF Tennessee at S32, Bar, Juniata 5;
Sheet u q Sc. Pig iron on the advance.
LsAD.-Pis / 81; Bar Sc; White Lead
80 a, pure rs.
LuMBER.-Clear S24 per thousand; COM
mon Sl3. The stocks at our yards are fair.
MoLAssEs.--N. o. 26927.
NarLs.--id 5ac; 6d Ale; 81 4tc; l0d 4c; no
change.
OrLs.-Sperm :.5alOo. Linseed oil 81:
a sale OF b bhls Linseed Oil at 65c. {. h i.
Winter Lard OIL 65 ,6Sc; Tanners Oil l6at7'
PAlNTs.-Whitins laal &c; Venetian red
iAaoc; Liiharge &c.
Sricg,.-Pepper S3a9c; Cassia 22c; Cloves
2Sa30t, Nutmegs 81 so, Ginger, 94I2sc.
SUG.R.-Loai 9,l2Ac; white Havana l05.
New Orleans 44a5lc.
GINSENG Dull al 25c.
PRovisioSs.-Lard sac; Butter, keg, 9AalO
Roll. Ilal2hc.
Bulk meat So ,5013.75 per 100 tbs.
sEEns Clover 8 ,o0a3.62 Timothy 81 ,75a2
F~LAx-S0aS5.
TiS-plaie Sl0,75 per box.
WHIsKY-City Rectifed 2lc; Cincinnati
1921.
AsuLS-
Pos &c.
Salaratus HAS.
SODA Asa.-4Aail.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17

Gs-All persons going cas-, and in wan, of
Dry Goods would DO well 10 call ON Me.,rs.
Martin, Lewis &co. 1t is an old house with
a large and splendid stock.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17

Ma. CgITrENDEN AND GEN. TAYLoR.-A
'v alued acquaintance of the editor Of the
Tallahassee Sentinel, writes as follows from
Washington, under date OF Jan. 18th.
"The most strenuous Efforts are baing put
forth by The Dmocrats to produce a wan Of
confidence in Gen. Taylor smohg the Wings
upon every important prlncip9 AMI measure.
Meeting with Mr.. Cdttenden and Col. Tay-
lor "a brother OF the General } al evening
since, Nc. C.. assured me thai Gen. Taylor
was las ardent a Wing as himself He adj
drd that Gen. T%dylorls the only Wing we
can certainly elect, and that he " ouid not un-
dertake to name the State which will so a
g4insi HIM"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17
REGISTER.
REPORTED nv c. u BERRY

REPORTED ~ c. BERRY
AZ ;tvALs Ann DEPARTURES
" Boats ioy n, las, 81 4 ur, En- ling y,s,sr.
fay a, 4 o'clock. p. W.
ARRIVED.
Fheni-hio, Davis, Pittsburgh.
Niagara, Jacobs,
Consul, Kinney.
Rhode Island, Green. Steubenville.
DEPARTED.
Grey Eagle, Brooks, Cincinnati.
Friendship, Davis,
Consul. Kinney.
Niagara. Jacobs.
Rhole Island, Green. Steubrnville.
! feet water in the channel-fallinr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17
HE GRAVE or CAPTAIN FOREMAN
AND Ills MEN.
~ o. I. TAYLOR

Il has been tw'hiuily remarked by the most
.sP Of modern ports hat
" lis distance lends enchsntment 10 the
view"
THIS l. illustrated not only by individual
bss q suon bu,slsj by nation ! r,culisnt e..
However much W. may BE endeored TO the
objects oi home, thst endcsrment is rendered
doubi! sln,ng. when distance intrr,eues be-
tween Us aud them, snd vea,es its magical
charms around The subjects Of our devotion.
We dwell with nervous interest upon the
events which have rendered some spot i" sto-
RED aud illustiaus,' while frequency Of ia
tercoH yse with the Scenes around Ms wear,
away the charms Of novelty, though these
very scenes are by hose at a distance invest
cd With the most romantic creations. So
with subjects OF national "reminiscences. The
graves OF martyrs. the ivy mantied castle, and
Inc dim cathedral aisles, all have counter
parts in the localities and traditions OF every
nation, when distance is allowed 70 clotEe
. AUfit WIN Hti iIokiNai NioHNAar '" Fh'
world is more rich in historical lore than
America not So much because lis events r.
more interesting, as because the loop holes
OF Time have become more visible and be-
cause her people have Teen more careful tc
keep Ter proud, ;; memor asalov ii sur acc
Of the w~aveless Post. Whether they are aui-
mated to thi. more by the pure aspirations Of
patriotism than by an unworthy kind of pride
| have often doubted.
-Apropos, to this subject. some seven miles
below Wheeling on the river shore. and al
the upper end OF the Grave Creek Narrows'
there is a spot. which, dill it exist in some
countries OF Europe with a reversiou Of cir.
cumstances) its history would be sung BY
every post throughout the land, from tn
penny "a line rhvm,s,er up to the pensionee
bard and ~fatierer ofroyal,y refer to the grav,
OF Cap;ain Foreman and his men. 1t is in
perhaps the deepest and most narrow ravine
through which the Ohio river passes. The
immense bills on either site descend almost
perpendiculdrly TO the waters edge. There
is a small ledga on ono side OF the blnk, along
which Captain Foreman and twtnty-one o
his men were passing, on their return 10 tn
fort at Wheeling, wh,n Trey were surround
ed by a large party OF lntians, aud thousl
they made a desperate resistance, were over
powered By the superior force Of the Indian
and all killed. A simple hesdstone erecte,
on what is now the roadside is all that mark,
the resting place Of these unfortunate soldiers
1t bears the following inscription
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17

Sat bounds to your zeal BY discretion, to
error by truth. to passion by reas)n, 10 divis.
ions BY charity.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17

Distressing AccilcHt.-The Charles,own
(Na.) Free Pres states tina, Mr. Charles Nc
Cormick, an old aud wealthy citizen OF Clarke
county, wa Sd dreadfuliy burned hy falling
backwards into the fire, lately. that he died
from the effects On Thursday last. Bling 100
feeble 10 extricste hi nself. he lsy il HE fans
uIti. assistance came 10 hand.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17
HUMBLE STONE
Is ERECTED
TO THE MEMORY
CAPTAIN FOREMAN

TWENTY-ONE OF HIS MEN,
Who were slain by a band OF
Ruthless Savages. the allies OF a
Civilized nation of Europe,
On THE porn or SEPTEMBER, 1916.
:" So sleep the brave who sink to rest
By all their countrys ,cishes bless'd."
Ii the following lines will serve i'll any
way to keep alive the memory Of these mar
tyrs TO Freedom, the author VIII be fully
compensated
Beneath the shadow Of yon irowning stetr
The Gue Ohio roitd along:
The woods aud waves were luifd TO sleeI
BY many a sweet birds soothing song.
THY came, hose men Of lion hearts,
They came dong that painless shore,
Nor deein'd that tomIhawks nor darts
Woald soon decide their marches DER.
As leaps the lightning i,om the cloud,
AS on their prey the Tigers spring,
50 on them rush'd a savage crowd,
The woods with yells unearthly ring.
An hundred warriors round them stand,
An hundred more rush down the hill,
To wreak upon that little band,
Their demon wrath and thirst to kill.
Now nerve your hearts, Columbus Sons!
God help sc in this fearful hour!
Ii boos no, much that twenty guns.
Oppose such overwhelming power.
Yet sull they fought as fight the brave,
Breast unto breast wi,hia that glen,
Till one BY one they tilrd a grave, linen
Which now proclaims they died like
Not on the squadron coverd field,
Anil the bugle's cheering notes,
Where bulwarks high are strong t. shield
And their proud flag above hem ~fioats,
o, not amid wars pageantfy
Where raus OF glory rung,
Were those brave soldiers doomd to die,
They fell all .onely and unsuig.
Yet when the scroll shall be unrolFd,
That tells the records OF the brave,
Whose names shall be more proudly told
Than theirs who fill this louely grave?
Whose deeds shall be more < Curious then,
Amid their country's loud applause,
Than theirs who in this ia meless glen,
Laid down their lives in freedom cause!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17
KEELING & BELMONT

" 10 DTBIIVTOAN IT
BRIDGE COMPANY.
The subscribers 10 the capital stock of the
Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company are
hereby notified that on iustslment ri ono dol.
lar upon each aud every share thereof is re.
CURED to be paid by them respectively 10 the
Treasurer nj the said Company, on Fri
day the 10th day Of March, 1913.
By order OF the Board Of Managers.
L. n. FlfZiUGH, Clerk.
John Morgan, Esq. the Treasurer. will be
found at the Merchants aud Mechanics Bank.
Feb. 10. lS4S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17

AT BAlLEI'S Il
A broken lot OF Groceries will be sold a,
Auction this day THURSDAY Feb. l7th ls4s.
No. liS Main ST. WIN. BAILEy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17

From Hare and lana icd.-The West In
dia M1il steamship Dee. Captain Martin,
reached Ship Island, below New Orleans on
the 2nd instant, from Southampton, whence
she sailed on the 81 %Cltino, touching at lia-
vana, which port she left on the 9th ullim.
The Dee brought over tweuty-on passen-
gers, who were at once transferred TO the aux
ilary steamer Bolivar, ami conveyed TO land
coming up to the city by the Mexican Cult
Railway. Among the passengers was Captain
Lot, General Su .,eriu endent Of the British
mail service.
The news from Havana IS without impor-
lance. We learn that business was very dull.
On the 29,h ultimo the u. S. sloop of war
Germantown arrived; just as the Dee was
coming out.
9y passengers on the Dee. we learn of tn.
los, oil the ship Ceyion, from Lithec, Maine,
for New Orleans. The G. was an entirely
new vessel, aud it was rumoreI that suspic-
ion was general that ssnc misconduct was
connected with her abandonment.
\ very intelligent passenger, who has re-
Gently been travelling extensively in Eirop,.
and who spent some five or six days in the
island oil Jam lea, on his way home, inform +,
US that the coffee and sugar estates there have
been generally abandoned. This he attributes
altogether To the effects Of emancipation. II.
describes the negroes il Jamaica as utterly
lazy and useless, and living in the greatest
restitution. They work only a few hours
some three or five-each day, just enough to
prevent actual starvation, and depend in a
great degree upon the natural prod ctions Of
the soil and climate, indifferent fruits an,
herbs, for sustenlnce. He predicts the iuiI
out an1-out prevalence OF the apprentice
ship" system in the isldnd-'he apprentice,
not 10 be OF the enancipated negroes, but nj
direct importations from Africa! This tn,
people require OF Parliament to permit, ant
this Parliament will do.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17

y. p. Willis, Esq has. Ne regret TO hear,
hrrn lying very seriously i'll for Ia .4st len OF
ty,.vs dl.s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17
MIR. PODK'S

Hunts Magazine for the current month. con-
taIns an amusing review OF the annual report
OF MIR. Secretary Walker, from the pen olPro-
lessor ] ecker. The blunders. sophisms, and
absurd preienslons OF the little quick are prop
erly esposed. The public have lately been
astounded to learn that the Secretary had com.
united an error OF seven millions of dollars
IN his estimates; but this isa mere trife com.
pared with an error of the Secretary's discov-
cred by Professor Tucker; in estimating the
value OF the products Of the country, purely.
a work OF supererosation on the part OF the
Secretary he made a mistake of Sl0O, coo 900
No wonder a trifling error OF $1,000, 900
should be treated as a mere flea. bite.
When such standard Commercial journals
as Hunts Merchants Magazine has 10 come
10 the rescue OF the county by holding up TO
The world the lal,ehoods aud frauds oil Loco
tocoism, II is time such linancicr, as Polk
aud Walker had leave of absence"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17

Polk'S Wars. -Prsn,ice, OF the Louisville
Journal thinks the Administration is get
ting into NOR wars upon its hands than it
can manage with any sort OF convenience,
AMI elumerltes it, war upon Mexico; It's war
upon Gen Taylor AMI his irien Is, it, war up
on the constiiu ioa, us war upon the curren-
g; lis war upon tt' MYERS and haroors. aud
lis war upon The peup.o : coiee-p)ts and tea
X tides; and TO these may now be added its
war uJon Gen Scott.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17

Britannia Ware. f %ns i .Ss.ssi ss ,,..:s.
chants ard others. that they are eon.isntly mynef
tu'iae and Keep On hand. alsrg. ssfots.e emf IN H..
britannia ware. lntaeir stock " ~ hc found.
"aFFEH POTs, tTEk roTx
CREAM FOTS, SUGAR Hntyrs
PITCHERS, cAsTERs
BEER NeGS. m spooSa
h. DON LARD .yrs'
sPlTTOoNS,
".~m nsn.nI our stock @qusl 10 any IN n, ma,
,eiofe purchasing escw here. Ss's can
.sk -tW nan
NJ lvi Nofih fHiRp ssf... FS.I,I,lS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17

ARREST OF Mr.. TRIsT.-A rumor has been
for sOlne time prevalent that ah order has
been sent to Mexico for the arcs, Of Ambas-
sadOr First, and il IS intilnated hat he is to be
arraigncd before ths military tribunal at Pc.
rote, chargel with the duty Of inves igating
the conduct o.! General Scott! a letter from
Washington 10 the New York Express states
that the order OF Mr.. rrist's arrest is founded
upon a law passed in 1893, during the Presi-
dency oil the elder Adams, but which has been
ever since a dead letter, which provides, that
il any citizens of the United States shall with
out the authority oihis Government
or carrl on any oral or written correspon fence
witt any foreign Government, OF with, any
o hcer or controversy with the L.. States, or
shall counsel, al or assist in ANY sucA cores
pondrnce, he shall b. deemed guilty of high
mislemeanor, and on conviction thereof,
shall be punished by a fine not exceeding
5000, aud by imprisonment for a term
not less than six months nor exceeding three
wears.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI MARKET.
Cincinnati, Feb. Is. s., r. ~.
Flonr--Stes OF 600 bliss; 81 per Dbl.
Grslm-The msrket is without chang.
frovi-ious-Thc market is vcrV dull Tor al
descriptions, and | hear Of M. sales to day Of
anv article worthy Of report.
Grcceties-rhe market is without change.
Sugar is steady.
Whiskey-Salrs at ia pergall.
. u has been raining all day aud the market
is dull.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17

Frat in CcHtral and SoutherH Ohio We
learn. saws tie Cleveland Herdlt, that the
cold has been 81 exlNnr, Ia The Ceutal aud
southern portion, Ut our STATE. as to have de-
stroyrd nearly. II moi quite al The r-ach buds.
No injury TO ffuit has as yet, been done ia
this section OF Tue StItt, and trees are load.
ed with blossoms buds. presenting good prom
Use OF an ablnIaut fiat season.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17
OHIO.

The locolocos of the Senate of Ohio have
determined on revolutionary measures. They,
on Monday last, the l4th, left the Senate
chamber, and, by breaking up tn. Senate, de-
teated the apportionment bill. This is a.
violation of all constitutional provisions and
the people will settle with tn perpetrators
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17

Cllor2iJrm.-lher. is r~asoa to believe
that TN, article Is usel lor tn purpose of in
tlXlcaton. The Boston Msdicai Journal.
siys--Ihe demand iof ohlosJioTm almost
exceeds oe!iel-and we are almost disposed
10 ask under what circumstance II Can be
used
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17
OHIO CITIES.

For the last seven years. il not longer,
Cleveland, Dayton, AMI Columbus in our
State, have been running a neck aud neck race
Tor superiority. They are all thriving and
beautiful Giles, and each has advanlagrs pc
culisr TO itself.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17

A DHd.-A Parry SaJ;.-A corr, pondent
oi The y. Ylrh Herald gives al account OF an
affair OF honor which came oil al k4rnNl!le.
VA OF the4h last. The y0uag gentlemen
we're ArJames 2. Goole and Fanris ID sha-
zir. Thy exchanged four shIts, the last OF
which took effect ia Goodies breast. and lis
thought that he VIII not recover. Dsslazor
immediately gave himself up 10 a magistrate.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17

SUDDEN HANGES.-Ther is nothing more try.
ing 10 the human constitution than sudden changes OF
weather. Heat garifes tie blood, aud increases the per.
spirstion; but when suddenly checked, those bu,nors
which should pass oh by tho skin, are thrown Off in
wardiy. eausin. coughs, colds. consumption, din euty
Of breathing, wutery and ir damcd eyes, sore throat
and many other complaints.
Wrigid's Indian Vesei able r lila are a delightful medi
cine for CARY ing of a eold-hecause they eIpei from
the body those huinours which are The cause Of the a
hove complaints. -Four or five Of said Indian Vegetable
Fills taken every night on going To he'd, viii. in a few
days, carry OF the most obstinate cold; al the same lime
the digestive organs will he restored to q healthy tone.
and new life and visof will Lc given to the whole frame.
BrwAHg oy CoerrSRfEITs.-The public are caution.
ed against the many spurious medicines, whish. in or.
der :" deceive. are called by nanes similar 10 virgins
Indian Vegetable ills.
The ONLY original a h Indian Vegetable Pills have
The signature of William Wright written with a pen on
the top Label OF each Box. None ether is genuine. and
to counterfeit this is FoaoxaY.
For sale by Jamc. Helor, Wheeling. Ofice and Gen.
eral Depot 100 Ea . t eel, Phila leiphia. Ieb II