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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-12-21
IMPORTANT TO
OWNFRN or HORSES

OWNERS OF HORSES,
liILON - CLliEBBAI ED HEAVE CURE, which has been
used with such astonishing effect in France and England foy
me st .cy years. to new the made available
american czens Heretofore the disease called caves
regarded as an lncbe maady, and thousands have searched
their ofehoise OF facts and taxed inventive genius in vain
to nd remedy for Ibis acon The great desideatum has al
last been attained DhoW invaluable lcave universally
admitted to be pure specific formidable dseus and al
those who have tested its vrtue by fair trial. endless en-
comiums upon its efficacy 1t is speedy for the
eavcs, but will also be found useful in the Gander given
IN season will eXpe Bots and Worms II waented
cure the worst Cough week. and will generally eradicate
the Heaves permanently in weeks produce fine glossy
appearance to the hair and improve in every way the condition
he horse Persons who valuable horses need not fear TO ad
minister tito them, warranted 70 be entirely free from any
deeteous ingredients aud hey should always keep
papers of this powder on hand in order that NAV be administered
rs the first symptoms of the disease appear which will be
slight cough and difficulty in breathing. must be quite obvious
to every person. that by repeatedly driving through and
snow they viii contract colds which if neglected, win terminate
in the heayes.
Give the powder trial, and ii will recommend itself
CAUTION.As there several limitations and spurious articles
being put up under the Of "iave Cure" "cave Powder
&C., be ask for Dhow's Ieaye Cure BE see
that you get it.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-14
NH EX H Hk -
rrnsr pRY16rurd PIANO FOB les

~ HE SUBSCRIBER has been appointed agent
for the sale of CONRAD MEYERS CELE-
BRATED PRE-. lUM ROSE WOOD PIANOS
at this place These Pianos have p'a'n' mas
sive and beautiful exterior finish and. Tor dep'h
OF tone. and elegance Of Workmanship are "o'
sur passed by any IN the United States
These instruments are highly approved Of ny
the most eminent Professors aud Composers OF
Music IN this and other ciies
Foe qualities of tone, touch and keeping ~
tone upon Concert pitch. they cannot De sucPas
sed by either American or European Pianos;
Suiice il TO say that Madame Castei'an. w
Wsliare, Visqs Temps aud his sister. 'he es'e'
braled Pianist, and many Others oi the mos' d's
t,nauishs sti performers. have given these sns't"
ments pr. ference over all others
They have also q c-iv~d the FIRST notice 81 tnr
three las, Exhibitions aud the last Silver M~ha
by the Franklin Institute IN ls43. was swa'oeo
to them. which, with other premiums from In'
same source. may be sesnat The ware'Toom NO
SO south Fourth ST.. - . =
n-Anoih~r Silver Medal was swsThrd 10 -
Meyer, hy the Frahk,,n Institute, Oct 1910 io'
the heat Piano in ih. sxhsb,'ioo
Again--at the -xb,bt, OF ,h- F'ank''o' i"s"
tute. Oct iS46 the first prrm,na, a'd m-sa' WA
awarded to &. Never for his Pianos a'h""sh
had been awarded at the exh,b,l'on o' 'n- yea
before, on the ground that he had mate SIN great
er improvements in bic INSTRUMENTS w''h" 'hr
past ~ month"; iqsl d 3 81 ~.ir
Again --at the las, exhibition Of the Frsnkl'd
Institute. 1877. smother Premium. was awarded
&C. Meyer, for the best Piano IN the sxh,bn'on
A. bosten, 81 their last exhbiiion. Sept, 1877
Y. Meyer received the ffstsiiver Medal and vi
P'cms. for the best square Piano in the exhibition
ihsse Pisnoa will be sold ~ che msnnfsctu
!eIslewess Philsdslrhia prices, II not something
owst PssssAt are Seqa<sssd 10 call and exsm
ine sos sAsmsslsss. q Tie res,dsHes OF the sub
seree!i HSYnM I4TT3. H .. MASSER
sshtusys April ., iols.&
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-14
MODERN SOCIETY.

"But what else, but automata, has society
made OF women in general-conventional.
ism their law, and their conscience only a
trembling apprehension of the 'que diru-t-
on ?'"-CHARMs AND CoUNTERCHARMs.
We give an extract from series of ad-
mirable articles now being published in the
ssSouthern Literary Gazetteer under the
general title of "The Listener, not by Ca
roline Fry.' The sketch whose name and
motto heads our article, is one of the most
truthful of these keen communications upon
men and manners, and is directed more par
ticulary at the vapid and often mischiev-
Gus conversation, during fashionable MORN
ing calls. Space will not permit our trans
terring more than the conclusion to our
columns. The situations of the speakers is
thus explained. A lady just returned from
a round of visits, describes to her mother
the different persons she has met, evidently
sick of the heartlessness of conventional po-
liteness. While we acknowledge the stric-
lures of the daughter upon modern fashion,
able sccieiy,-we commend the mothers
wiser second thoughts to all those who have
influence for good or i'll, in the circle i'm
mediately around them. "Woman's influ-
ence," of which so much is daily said, may
thus be appropriately and beautifully exer-
ted.-EDs. NEAL.
cat Mrs. Austen's, l was received by
that lady and her father, who happened to
be present, with great empressement: par
ticular enquiries were made about the we'll
doings of my child and husband. Now
it's my private opinion that neither the la
dy nor the gentleman care two straws sabout
any of us-in fact, would not scruple to in
ure Charlie could they thereby gain any
thing for their own advantage. Mr.. Aus
ten has always seemed to be great friend
of Charlie's, and presume is as much his
friend as he is any ones who cannot ad-
vance his interest in any way. But he is
an ambition man, and therefore selfish. lido
not know a living being who is sWayed by
ambition, but is intensely selfish, and friends
are soon sacrificed to his predominating
passion. That person is sure Of sorrow
who is marked out for either the love oil
friendship of such an one; bis friendship
is BETRAYED, and his love outraged by the
sacrifices selfish ambition requires Of them
/ say all this simply to account for Mrs
Austen's character. She is wrapped up il
her husbands glory, and as neither l MOI
Charlie can contribute to it, we are useless
on her list. The family used TO be very
cordial but not being able to make as mucf
out of US as they hoped to, their cordialit,
has waned considerably. How homo
such sincerity as theirs discern the ho!
lowness of their every word and deed
Moreover, despise myself, that with m,
eyes open, should become infected Will
their insinceritv, for | said many things
hardly felt. Yet l believe l still love Mrs
Austen, and when under the immediate in
fuerce of her winning manner, and ne
glorious eyes, J arr sincere in wishing ou
intercourse could be as Of old, when trus
ted a. well as loved. a. -
| called on our friend Mira Carol. 81
is Z christian woman ] incegely believe
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-14
COUNTRY MERCHANTS

Can save from Is 10 25 per Cent.
DY purchasing their OIL CLOTHS direct
- from the Manufacturers
POTTER & CARMICHAEL
Have opened Warehouse No. l35 North Third
STRAIT aboye Race second door South of the Ea
gle Hotel,
PHILADELPHIA,
her. they will always keey on hand romplet.
assortment Of Patent Elastic Carriage al
Ch.fhs 2s. 36. 40, 4s and 54 inches wide, p,
cured, Painted, and Plain, on the inside, on Mus
lin Drilling and Linen. Table OIL Cto'hs of the
most desirable patterns. SO, 40. as and 81 inches
wide Fkoor OH Cloths. from % inches to 81
feet wide. well seasoned, and the newest style
of patterns, all Of their oSn manu- acture Trans
parent Window Shades, Carpets, &c All goods
warranted,
Phi.a May 81, ls4S--3m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-14

CEMENT FOR Coal BURNING CHIMSEys.-
In the chimneys of houses where anthracite
or bituminous coal burnt, there is rapid
destruction Of the cement or mortar, especi-
ally at the tops Of the chimneys. The ele-
ment of destruction is sulphurous acid, gene.
rated by the combustion Of the sulphur con-
tanned in the coal. The mortar is hydrate
Of lime, which, by chemically combining
with the sulphurous acid is rendered soluble
and adhesive. Now Plaster Of Paris is q sui
phaie of lime, and is not attached by the ncid
consequently, We have it IN cement sui'a'
bic for constructing that part Of the chimney
which 10 removed from the fts. IN
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-14
GEMS OF POsEY.
AUTUMN.

| AUTUMN.
lam Autumn, and come
With song Of Harvest home;
Rich and splendid is my state,
Many pleasures on me wait.
Come, my little child, and see
What The Autumn brings to thee;
Wheat your daily bread to make,
Indian corn for Johnny cake,
Buckwheat for your incest dish,
Rice and barley when you wish;
With every wholesome vegetable
For your Fall aad Winter table.
am Autumn, and I come
With the pear and with The plum
Peaches for your choicest treat
Grapes liz clusters, ripe and sweet
Apples, russet, red and white,
For many merry winter night.
am Autumn, and bring
Grateful breezes on my wing;
shake the brown nuts from the tree
The wood, the orchard, and the field,
All 10 me their riches yield.
send the ships TO other climes,
For lemons, oranges and lines;
bring the rich West Indian pine,
The produce Of the Spanish vine;
Raisins, almonds figs, | bring
Dates, pomegrana,es-ever thing.
From far Sumatra's fragrant shore,
watt delicious spices DER
Nulmegs, cinnamon and mace,
Cassia, cloves and ginger-race
Cnlfee bring from Araby,
And, from the farther Indies, tea.
am Auium, and my bowers
Are planted round vi h gorgeous honers--
D hlias of the richest dye,
Amaranth " is golden eye,
Coycombs with Their crimson folds,
Chrysautheums and ma igolls.
am Autumn, and my crown
Is made of leaves, red, yellow, brown.
Purple, crimson, russell green,
And every varied hue between
Nought in splendor can compare
With the garments that wear.
am Autumn, and I bring
Pleasant days for visiting;
Aunts and Cousins come to see,
Time flies OH with mir.h and glee.
Every voice uniles to praise
The cheerful, bright October days.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-14

and superficial fancies of Mrs. Henderson
could you not tell THE Miss Lorings of the
excellencies of those whose awkwardnpss
SO shock them, and Of your own respect for
thsIr good hearts, even though they have
never been at Philadelphia, and acquired
the graces nature failed to bestow upon
them? Turn away from gossip, and show
you will not listen to inuendoes. Speak
ever truthfully, lovingly, and sensbly, and
at the end of six months, tell me if your
warm and sympathising heart still finds no
response. You my daughter have only too
truly described modern society, but have
not shown you a remedy for its evils"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-14
THE SEASON.
BY THOMAS HOOD.


SUMMERS gone and over!
Fogs are falling down! /!
And with the russet tinges,
Autnmn's doing brown.
Boughs are daily rified
By the busy thieves,
And the Book of Nature
Gettelh short Of leaves.
Round the tops of houses,
Swallows as they fit,
Give, like yearly tenants,
Notices to quit,
Skies of tickle temper, 0e
Weep by turns and laugh
Night and day together a
Taking half-and-half. sr-,
So September endeih--q
Cold and most perverse---
But the months that follow,
Sure viii pinch US worse
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-14
CARD & SEAL ENGRAVING.

WIN q. MASUN.
46 Chesnmt 81. 8 d,,or, ADORE 2"d st Phihodsiphia
Ensrnver Of BUSINESS VISITING CARDS,
Watch papers. Labels, Door plates. Seals and
Sta,nps Tor Odd Fellows, Suns of Temperance.
&c. &c.-Always on hand a general assortment
Of Fine Fancy Goods Gold pens of-vrry quality
Dog Co,u-s IN great variety. Engravers tools
and materials .e
Agency for the Manufacturer of Glaz'ers D'a'
monds, t
ORDERS per mail (post pad) will be ?uact"a''y
attended 10.
Philadelrhia. April !. ials-y
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-14

Houas OF LABoR.--As decided upon by the
French National Assembly OH the 9Th ult.,
days labor is limited to ia hours in the man.
ufactories. A former law, for 10 hours, gave
general dissatisfaction; and was rejected by
6l6 to 67. Four workmen took part in the
debate fsr f uHf M 5nia
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-14
BASKET
WAWUEACTCRX,

No Is South S,cod stref East side, aU,Un stairs,
PHILA OELPjfIA.
HENRY COULTER,
NE ESfE TFULLY informs his friends and
EHy the pub &c, that he constantly Keeps on
hand large assortment of CHI drens vii ow
Coaches, Chairs, Grad rs, market aud tiave'
ling baskets, and every variety of basket work
nutactured
Country Merchants and others who wish to
purchase such attic es, good aud cheap, won'd
do weii to call on him, as they are al manutac'
tured by him inthe best manner.
Phi ade pha, June 3, lS4s--ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-14

Ma. Co.coRAs has arranged satisfactorily
The business of the loan which he went to
London for. A letter in the Journal of Com
merce says; ssThe houses that have taken so
large portion Of this U. S. IS have done SO
for investment principally"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-14

FRIonrFuL.-A little boy, named King, re-
Gently fell down precipice, distanne of
sixty feei, near the railroad station in
Roxbury, and felt pretty comfortable the
next morning"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-14

sYsrAx.-"Wha, is the meaning Of Syn,ax
mother :" inquired little girl. a1al
sIt is a tax on sin, and this is the only
thing lhat 10 not taxed in Psnnsylvsn," W
the reply flsll.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-14

In Group, most bene6cial effects never fail
to follow the giving ,ablss poonful Of lamp
oil. .eesi- y H' VT
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-14

Mp. WILLIS is writing campaign songs in
favor of Taylor and Fillmore.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-14

The potato crop of Massachusetts is large
yield, and entirely free from the rot.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-14

Wool Samuel Lawrence, very large
dealer In wool, says that within rs years we
shall produce greater quantity that any
other nation in the world, and says further
that there is NO, now enough annually raised
in this country, by tGo,ooo,ooo lbs, to NEE,
the demand Of the manufacturers,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-14
rEsss1s OF rsnE AsiERsCAN.
=. 3. NASSER,
A TTORN NEY AT LA w

.as suryDURv, Pa.
Business attended to N he Counties OF No
bun'l erland, Uniun Lycoming and Columbia.
Refer lOs
r. g. A Ruvoupr,
t. LowEa Il BAnRON,
SoMghs Il SNoDeRAss, >Phiiad.
tt,e RETNoLDs. MctARLANp g. Go
SPER1Se, Coon & Co.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-18
NOTICE.
sALE or REV.. Ell VIZ INnEA ! ..-n or

TRT
IN virtue Of TIE provisions Of Deed u. n DE-. foir,
ID tie LIST day Of Nnscni cr 1887. executed
StsFpd ~ Robert .shcr, ctr'FI' 10 tIHr'r
mentioned. to Tanuas y RAY. late Of Mos 90
~ lrc,sscd and which Tprd has heeu G... EHed Ia
tie Clerks Office OF Ohm county torEl. .uok
rl.riicry2 f,.io2s0. shat On MouGa, I.. ".t. ul
Japuarv lsf~. proceed 30 sell al nu' ilr ". '.a
fa4t door Of the Court House of said couH tsf. in
Tho city eft " hreiiur 20 tre ligAe~t Niaj. ts-ti
twl pieces parcels OF etound. situate .. 90 rl't
OF ll H,o'iuv aforesaid. aud ~ the West +- or.c
stitat AID adjoining to, and on The SOU icH"r-
scr ..fr,t NcIug ihc sane lots conveyed ft.riek
e tg the said Robert Fisher. Ay Feed a.t
dasgd turi' e.. IT, e, with Tbs exception .... 1r
uarrc' Of said g-.t hcrcio.sre sa'j U' a-.. s. b,
IL saia o'cli fsi.cr 90 t',c ciiy ct WHDr..H-.
I,ctc 80 the said property Is believed H "e -uuo,
bu acting as Trustee. shall only convey -g 81 .ile
as IS vested 10 e VIRTUE of the sah' Doe a r-='.
ts., ALIEN r. LAfbL5 f.. al.Hrc
r Above sale is postponed until Monde aHary
:.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-18
20 sfscriDt.

we are pleased To learn that Richard
S""s' Is ha at length received his COM
mission as sheriff oi Oiiu Co. from the Execu-
uv". We alsj learl that he has frtn~d the
9th g 10 !. w. Mitchell Esq. who had far
med 1t many years prior to the present in
tumjen'.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-18
MHiSlEI.I\lt

CSUSPENslON RGiLGE--Wantcd a number Of GOOD
ss' pHarymcu. Stone cutters and .si,rcr- WORK on
the suspension Bridge in the employ Of the Company
Apply to ]. DICK ENSON.
nj { wurphousn amos Env 30
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-18
LANDS FnR SALE

f IL sui scriier offers for sale within tr mics Of
- he four FIVE tracts Of lard,-oue of which
conf. ins go acres about $50 acres ct which lsc'cared
and IN high state of cultivat emit Is Waa Wairred
good frame house and barn and other al bindings
ard soil surpassed by The Others ia to.o or
less improvements them. ANY Of item W sid low
Ore eighth Of the purchase money viii required The
balance suit the ichascr. ANY one w!sl1 10 pur
lands ths city will do well to give tfa an ear
ly call %NO tt-t ~ IN.
sep Is Zeal Estair ts"ht.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-18

C-S- On account ot the breaking of our
press. which coul not be repaired until late
hour, We are compelled to issue our paper
p intAd hut upon one side.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-18

The sale of Dry GOODS at Auction By Mr..
W 5. WickIiam will be continued 10 day; to
90 nmence al 10 n'clnck A NJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-18

.iaorous action clearing the u.Iud ard u. nv Hat
/ sight
Acco,uTG15gJ jr'tb m. rgtfs n i#, .. Jst.
J.. ~. If
/ Oy dr USf ~
DIR. SWFETSIE'S PANACrA
E.1..y,tr 1.,,, Ia. ..-
d, Htiuly; ma .ai '.' 'o' tf ''' s' ''
Hiett" WIN " aug -.4 .'''' i''
/ ''itl genera rs - If ltts nor 't.' @
.a'iF distfesSiIt i"H~ =" 'iir 's,t. 81 NV ''f'
i'cn was 50 I'' fa' '.H .-a''f, Nt' .is b"
''v stomach Ana .".-ar ''' F. VEL .'l,I' 'N
attended Icy several d"r.o'~' e'f dtatch sIsA a'el
j descriptions "it'h# 't'c'NiE &nt ''.a' It'
weeks 22" gn'H'Ht.."" t.'o .1. ee'
! aud .riore nag h'..S+' ,'. '..'.. l 7iH
NOhld cure ne r. - h'" - . '.llH'0 20 aH
cIect on i"e. ,'.# h'N t""'h tl..'' "-t. '''i
perfectly wei. ans, H'Nr't'. '@si' H'l H't .s 10
-'fci9ihe" ny HtfNoH, system. "aN' ?. ..'t
Pnbheiy, 10 al r.. BOO" ""''s' .ei'-
GU - ..tlA.
! - -! W. ~ ~ ~. ~. ~ ~"
scrodris ..,a5a to e .-.ana.t. tnenrutn vla
from us atr' a.'5 ." lts ui.5a.a' W ''sh .Hs
WIN rs year % '-,- 3 ~" a''H "t "a. M,
pnrIhca,ian " $50 IL 7"ec''e. anac'a' t' s.aias
axe placed u, ~ 2ateel. O.. if ioa5 @'o y. = W.
way OF airecl &c" nut'dll""' lei fta' ''S 5slH'
81 which nucl difference OF n irn prey a'el staers
us 10 know lha' "heh IN G's'u-en sl".y' it5 H 81
IN SWeetsei fdi teea.
IN caSesoi J'ahalee' asthma hlVf' "npal-i ,c
io,oreux, Eh'Gms'st OF hlsi..1.S Gnu'' Is
ser : fahacsa came" re 20" hi.hN 1AP'i,u'
6 i". ' thc bIo3J - ,. @
Far disea-c 81 He Bladder and Kidncys. .urcs
Gravel, Stone rfes. FiSieia, Urinary. Olsfreeiters
and Extreme CosiVcuc,s ir swe5 tsc~ Panaooa .- ta
Gus humors from tie !'ood which give rlsc To STE o. w.
diseases and by keepin. lc blood IN pure condition
uisures health
GRAVEL AID URINARY COMPLAINTS.
ne col'l,a,.'s are 7e'.g' ai,H @'teN",H WI, 2
,@, & t' " '', vi iS'e,
p,t t, im fI VI . ' .'' 'f t
i Dr. s I%n fanseca. Won reoye the e
/ u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-18
GEAY FOUNDRY.
Corner d C71V 0N7 T0urFN Street, opp0sii
the SiseI FociUyu,
JvIEELTS(I ~

WHEELING. VI.
p. n'GtENts, g. ". cuNSlycHtT, JAMES BAGGs.
MGINNIS. CUNNINGH M & co.
rEETAREROpN a. the House of y. M'Ginnis No rs
st% East src If Market square. where in addition
his stock ii IRON Nails. Groceries &C. win he
constantly ket hand a. kinds of cast ings; cook no
stoves Of the most approved styles also every other dt
Criptian Of stoves and Crates Of the Ersi AID most
beautiful that now in use; sugar and wash kettles
Of all good asso en: ais cry other cscTi:
tot Of ware 10 make H assortment COMPLETE We are
asa maxim" preparations TO have GOOD assortment
the vari0"s ra'ters OF rIoughs for She coming season
at Of which WIZ he sid rI the reason. lie iorns
JOB work dong the s notice ami lowest rates
jan sgd MGiNNfS, CUNNINGHAM x co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-18

CANDIDATES FOR COUNCIL.
MR. EDlTJR Please announce JACOB XII
GER. SHHRRARD CLEMENS aud Thomas NJ. AL
EXANuER as CounClimen from the
SECOND WARD.
THIRD WARD. -FoR Council.
S. Brady i. n. Johnston,
Robert Morrison, L. ii. Fizhugh,
Dr. A. S. Todd. Jan II
MIR. Wharton:-Please announce the fol-
loving Gentlemen as canhidltes for counci!
from the 3 ward. viz 5. Brady. \. n. John.
sto.l. s ?. Huilihel, III. Fleming nd G.
W. Russell 81 Ward.
FOURTH WARD
l,ur Ctun .ii-Dr Tanner, John Hamilton,
L Z jeiicrs, ID hammond.
In view o. the important dIlies which
may devuive upon our city Council, the com
ing year in the final adjustment OF our Rail
ROAD question:, and other business OF consc-
queuce TO the City, we would nominate as
candidates Tor thu Third Ward, the iolloWl ing
gentlemen. Who's intelligence and unlaltern5
energy in the gool OF our City no man can
douul, VIZ:
b. f. s,4nbom, Moses c. Good, S. p Hull
Haou, Il. II. E.Nhu2h, and ). Brady.
50 VOTERS-3d YARD.
January l2h, ISIS,
VI. e. G ,od declines being candidate
rs. p. Huilhen and VIM. Fleming decline
biimg candidates
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-18

Sweet Meats. &C s aptie6ts s'e A 6rs
ges Ginger. Ctron Peaches, Pears Ounce crab Ar.
pies trawterries. Raspterries, Cherries HaHsas and
Grares; Peach Pear Ounce, 6r.. Marine as,r~ also,
Ounce Fear Apple Guayaba, Blackberry and CUrraut
JelIIcs, Dry Ginger.
BRANDY FRUITS. ETC.
brandy Ayrcets. Peaches, Pears, Gage and Grapes;
Glerr Pine Apple. Sr rssparilia. Lemon AID a~pleuy
Nmeear Syruls; Annis Seed, Noyau Rose ami perfect
Love Ccrdals.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-18
For SALE.

fs.sA - OFFER for sale the property HaEa ia the
lsss Il = occupancy sf a. n. JOHNSTON. t~n--
III said property il situated on MatAet t. near
sts1 the Market House ii is rented fer the next
year for $3.50. Any person wishing 10 enquire respect
ing il will call oil James Baker.
IL. y. CHGUES.
Oct lift BY James Baker.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-18
CHARTER ELECTION.
CANDIDATES FOR MAYOR.

Mr.. WHARTON: You will please ann. unce
thai our active aud energetic tow l,man.
M. BUsnFIELD, will be supported Tor Ma,or
al the coming Charter Election. b. Iarg.
ma lritv. as the Independent candidate.
Jan Is ONE OF THE PEOPLE.