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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-13

Glass 81; 10 be drawn in Baltimore, Nd. on
Thursday, April 20, ISIS. rs numbers, ii
ballots.
/ prize of 10000, | of 5000, | of 5000, l
of | on, etc. Tickets 5 dolls, shares in pro-
portion; certificate Of package OF wholes so
dol'rs, halves 30, quarters 10.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-13
will cost S65; shares in proportion.
Virginia State Lottery.

No. II. to be drawn at Alexandria,
Tuesday, April 18, t848.
SiXty-siX Number Lottery.
SCHE4lE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-13

And thousands Of smaller prizes.
Tickets So, a certificate of IA package of
26 wholcs sos; shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-13

GOLD WATCHES.
lust reed a new supply of
. Fine full jawellel gold lever watches,
do do do Ladies' do
Gold Guard aud fob chains, etc. JNJ BISHOP.
Apr2 No IS2 Main 81.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-06
From the Charleston Mercury.
GENERALICASS.

CAN SoUTH CAROLINA SUPPORT HIN
We have seen that up TO his vote against
The Wilmot Proviso in The Senate of lS47,
Gen. Cass has been The uniform and con.
sisren, opponent OF, that measure We
proceed to examine Gen. Cass's views on
this subject, as expressed in his Nicholson
letter. ... ... ..... ...aa.,.
This letter was written in December,
l647. in reply to the question Of A. o. +.
Nicholson, Of Nashville. Tennessee, ask
ing Gen. Cass's p" senriments with regard
TO the Wilmot Proviso." .4..l,<. ,. %
We invite the opponents Of Gen. Cass
10 examine this letter, and NE challenge
them TO disprovc thai il establishes any 9th
er than the following propositions:
|. That Congress has no right or power
TO NEEDLE with the question OF slavery
either in The States or Territories.
2. That Congress, no, having such pow
er iu itself, Cannot delegate it 10 the Terri,
torial Legislatures. =.
3. That The question Of Master aud
Slave is one Of la@. To be determined an
der the general principles Of the ConSitu,
tion, like The relations Of parent aud child,
busbund and wife, &c. &c.--~---------.-,
The following extracts will speak for
themselves.
Can Congress meddte ,cith the subject in
the States
On this point Gen. Cass says: 49,
We may well regret the existence Of
slavery in the Southern States, and wish
they had heen saved from its introduction.
But there it is. and not by the act Of the
present generation; and We must deal with
it as a great practical question, invoking
the most momentous consequences. We
have neither The right nor the power To
touch it where it exists; aud if We had
bath, theiy exercise, by any means hereto
fore suggested, mi ght lead 10 results trhich
no ,Uise man ,Coutd aOillingiy encounter, ana
,uhich no good man could contemplate 'CiM
out unriety." -. D.
" Local institutions, If may so speak
whether they have reference 10 slavery. n'
to any other relations, domestic or public
are left to local authority, either original oI
derivative Congress has no right 10 say
that there shall he slavery in New, York
or that there shall be no slavery in Geor'
gia; nor is there any other humnn PoweI
bnl The people Of those States. respec,Ive!'
ly, which can say if they will, We WI
have slavery in the former, aud we vii
abolish il in the latter"
CGn Congress NEEDLE 'Oih the Snojecs IN
the Territories? Il. -.,
lnrrcply to this question General Cas' 81
writes .''.t'-r.o r-'. -..>' 80.
The power Of Congress over the Ter
ritores is to dispose ol' and make all need
full rules and regulations respecting 1ne
territory and property belonging TO The, Uni
/ ted Srates.' y aS -.1.sv,.E s.'E2,,.'ii,
! "surely Continues he) the simple ,au
,hority to dispose IF and regulate these doe s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-06
For the Advertiser.

|.r7gg - u
Al Meeting Of the Cilizens Of this
District, convened on the 4dri,Ist:1, for the
purpose of making suitable arrans emenis
for. presenting 1t. Lafayette b. Viewer,
with o sword as testimonial offheir opin-
ion of his gallant conduct in She BalItes
in Mexico. ~ -.
On motion of Capt. Richard Ward,
Col. Giles D. Minis wascalled ID the chair,
and DR.. i. Y. Yarbrough appointed Sec
re,ary. The Chairman explained The OBJ
iect of the Mcetiug in few very appro-
pirate remarks. 1er., -
Mai, Thos. G. Bacon offered the follow
ing Preamble and Resolutions, addressing
a few words in explanation OF their pur-
pose, and was followed 10 support of them
1t. Jos. Abney. who in the coprse OF his
remarks said. "tbal 1t. Wsver had
fought bravely. endured hSrdshlps, en-
couurered difficulties, and braved dangers
with the spiri. and resolutionGf gallant
man, and that no one deserved higher or
more lasting compliments. That he
heartily rejoiced TO see the spirit manifest
ed in the Preamble and Resolutions. The
Preamble and Resolutions were offered
and unanimously adopted. The Chair,
man then under insruciiops5in, The second
Resolutions, proceeded 10 appoint Capt,
Richard Ward, Col. James Smyley, Or.
]. A. Addison, Major Wilson Coleman and
Capt. Stuar, Harrison CommllIee-5t
five, to carry out the intentions of said
Resolution. On Motion of Mai. Thos.
G. Bacon, Col. Giles D.. Minis was added
10 the Committee. ttg,.-si.. ... Z
"WhereaS, IT. Lafayette B.!Wever has
so nobv sustained the reputation Of South
Carolina and won for himself imperisha-
BILE fame in The warwith Mexico, in con-
sequence Of which he coMimaads our
highest admiration and Respect; aud
whereas il is our duty to seward brave
officers and soldiers according to their
just deserts. . '-l I, .,. ... ..
Res iped, lst.-That we present Ii.
Lafayette B. Viewer with asWIord suitable
for the occasion as a testimonial Of ouT
respectful opinions of bis gallant and
noble conduct in the batllesin Mexico.
Resolred, 2d.-That a,Cdmmirtee ol
five be appointed by the Cbairma Of thi:
Meeting, 10 make such arrangements with
the funds now and hereafter Subscribed as
will best accomplish the Object expressed
in the first Resolution. ll -
ReSoipeG, 3rd.-That The becre,ary o.
this Meeting, serve Ii. Viewer with a copy
OF The above Preamble aud Resolutions
Resolred, 4th.-That the proceeding
be published in The Edge6eldI Advertiser
p rs 4zB.. Y, YARBRIOUGH, ,,
Sept. 4lh, I84S. Secretary
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-06
For the Aausr,i,sT

Mr.. EDrroR-We are entirely opposed
10 producing any. unnecessary esc;temenI
ia. the district; and ~c have "a general. dis.
trust of alormists of any kind but, OF this
particular iuncture, we feel lhap our IN
stinct Of self preservation. Dur afeclidR for
our families, our love Of our ceinry aud
lis inslilulions--all prompt US llo lake a
most active interest, in the approaching
Presidential Election l.. :.5s.f.
/. The present canvassdor the Chief Ma
.gistracy of the United STATES, from the cir.
cumstances by which we are strroanded,
deserves 10 ue The most excitiIe OF any
that has taken place since the establish.
meat of our Independence. Tie drh of
March next may determine whether the
Union itself shall preserve It's Htegriry.-
The question in regard 10 Slagely must be
set,led-somo limit mast be hied 10 It's
agitation, or the South IS disfralchiseG Of
her rights, and the Conslitutiolhas failed
TO afford us protection. Oltet questions
equally affecting The salvation o. the State
mus, also be decided during thenext Pro-
sidenrial term. II must be determined
wjseISer the President shall execise, 10 it's
full extent, his consIiIuIi06ai right of veto;
and we mus, know If continued, additions
are TO be made 10 our Republit, by con
quest and otherwise, uHlIl Its eaire slruc-
lure shall be les, in the inconsrtous mass
es rudely cemeuted toit. *
These are questions upon which the
happiness, the safety and the Eery lives
of many of US may depend, AMI dSve should
specially know how they are lobe settled.
One ortwo OF The, candidates fr:he Pre-
sidency differ with US upon. them ALL
Whom are we to support for hext Presi,
dency? Our Candidates for ihs Legisla-
lure aud Congress should SPEAK oul, and
the matter should be fully discussed by Tho
people. Is :.
we therefore propose that sur candi-
dates for the State LegislaluEs make il
known In eusry 7oGy, @heibetJ JSey choose
Cass, Taylor, 0: Van Bnreniyr the high.
est, post iE the glft Of The people. r.,
We have made This call. because we
learn thai there may be some difference
IN. Ia .a,,il,,n.,te-af QuEyeapa,r laSIaneh.
Ing the matters contained IN thn above. z
- : T. .....'. RESPONSIBLE VOTERS!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-06

Judge Mclean Of the S prene COurL.-ThIS
ds,inguishedJuEs IN recent letter delivered
his opinion upon the Free Soil movement lie
is decidedly opposed 10 the extension OF sIa>
verysin territory now free. .-. eEs
We. make the following extract from his
letter addressed toa Committee.
The great and exciting question OF
slavery, extension, IN the Judicial iorm u
has assumed by the act OF the Senate as
il bears upon my position OIL the bench !;
the use of my name in the present can~
vass, and The rejection Of il by The Ohio
delegates to The National Conven'Inn' The
relation which Nj. Van Buren, main'ams
10 the public have all been deliberately
considered, and am brought to The con-
clusion that | ought not 10 90 before The
Buffalo Convention as candidate tor the
Presidency. feel deeply and gratefully
the honor you have done me by The
expression OF your kindness and conh-
dence, in connection with that high othce.
Resting upon The principles OF Ihe Con-
sliluliun, as they have been judlcIously
settled, the free States, by m0deraIlon,
vigilance, and 3.frmuess may prevent the
extension of slavery 10 the free territory
lately annexed. Without the sanction Of
law, slavery can no more exist In a Terri,
tory than a man eau breathe without air.
Slaves are not properly where they are not
made 50 by the municipal law. The
Legislature Of a Territory can exercise no
power which is mol conferred on II by the
act Of Congress.
This opinion is extra;judicial. High as may
be the authority of the Hon. Judge, others
equally learned and eminent have come to all
opposite conclusion upon the subject OF
slavery. 1t has been shown conclusveiy' that
"slaves are property where they are not made
so by municipal Iaw.' A distinguished Sena'
tor has proven, that "llley were property prior
TO law, and that law did moi establish the reIa-
lion Of slavery although ii was required to
confirmed the righ! growing out Of that rela-
ton .-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-06

Average number Of hands 97--Looms 43--
average product Of each loom per day 40 $500
yards--whoe amount Of wages l1,O71 so cts.
average wages per hand each day 80 s6-lOO
ccDts-wlrole amount Of capital $50 ,0O0--net
balance (proftsJ 10 lSt July ls4S being the first
half year, $55Gi,9o, .>.. go. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-06
For the Adpsr1,i,s,

Z ltis nothing more than wi kar is due 10
the memory of noble hearted rnen, who,
perish in the service ofiheir country, to
pay 10 their! ashes every den,oA Anstraiou Of
respect. to cherish their naIInes in our
hearts, and, ifpossiblc, 10 record their
deedslo postefity. a..E. .
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-06

I'VE are requested to state that the Hon. A.
p. BuTLER, one of our distinguished Senators
in Congress, will deliver an address in the
Lonrt House, on the frs: Monday in October
next, on the various topics Of public interest
now asitating The country The Committee
of citizens who waited OH him, will announce
the arrangements, previous TO the hour. of
meeting. The public are earnestly invited TO
attend ...rs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-06
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 6, 1913.
TAX COLLECTORS ELECTION.

We deem it proper, to avoid mistake and
confusion. to the call the special attention CT
the Managers Of the. elections oil the second
Monday in Ocober next, to the fact, that the
the act cf 1876, the election for Tax Collector
Is 10 be held only on one day-Monday, and
the votes counted on "Wednesday. The elec'
ton for Representatives and Member of Con,
grns will be held OIL Monday and Tuesday, as
usual. = -,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-06

Eo,oeK.-A quarter of century ago. Lowell
was not known. 1t vast hen almost unInliao
tied. We learn from Northern paper, that
i, now contains 81, 600 inhabitants; ~ Cotton
and Woollen Mills, about II millions Of Incor'
porated capital. 200 thousand spindcs, and 8
thousand looms. From 10 10 Is thousand girls
are employed in the Mills On every side
new buildings are going up, and improvement
is the order Of the day.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-06

DIR. ,r,,,;uc a., vonJ,, I,st = 1,rre
,t,, "0''o -. or ,Ea o;,;-.,s or ,bis
NJ ~, s.s,nt,ad ., n ,ho Com, JIouscs
So -. - Eso C,ndiJo,n. cor. Cons
N.Il@ . .aa"I 81; - rrras.;,n,, r, nis,ric,
go ,.sii,.oJ ., ,So uao,;na .I,o IosrpI,,
r. -, ~. ,La o.,.,,,,;r,, e..
.II ,ho:.nh;o., or tho prss;-
u'OuS que "c"t ,D t4,o '" ~ a
IU"'l' .e'o,. =. -, -, pso,;dono:,
' ~. SI SLs.,'I y oou.,,a;ssr, ,r,, 10 ,,S ,nors
oIosalv ;der,;f;ed IN l,;s rol,;col n,inciples es
,,,,,.. ;,,o So,,,,. ,h,, i ,r,vrov fla
.,;J !; as,a. ooi,,an, or cenor, n y.
- !.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-06

Hot HeaMer-After the wet spell which we
recently had, there were several days exceed
ingly hot-the thermometer ranging from eS
10 81 in the shade. = 7':- BE- ...
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-06

A Temperance Address will BIZ delivered BY
GEORGE NJ M.-BLocKER, Esq. al Ei,Ie Stephe MS
Creek Church, on the '2i Sabbath, in Oct,
next. The public are respectfully invited TO
attend l%TSE q : zE*sSt =. .r-sf e.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-06

y N0Ylh Carolina Eitciioas. stefiporary
says, thattiefnalresu of. The Noria Carolina
Election gives majority for Manly as Cover
nor, of BAT. The Wings have a majority Of
t1o on joint baosin the Legislatur,.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-06

:. Tr,bHte to Col. FremOnt.-The Washington
Union contains the correspondence bstweenlhe
Citizens of Charleston and Col Fremont,
relative to the splendid sword lately presented
bv. The former 10 the latter, as aAemoral Of
their a preeiationof his services. Ii bestowing
Ibis tribute apon d native son, the people Of
Charleston, have done honor to Gemselves.
The gallant Fremont richly dsseryes alia The
honors which .hayesbeen awarded b m.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-06

=. Methodist Episcopal Church, south.--'Thes
statistical reports; of this Denomination, show
the number OF Members T. be asifollows:-.
Whites 334.s59. Coiored l27,24O. Total
62,O99.. Number Of Ministers ltilie.anl, 14,O0i
LucaI, 3,l4O. Total, 4,5lO. :
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04

DALLEY's ANIMAL GALvANIC CURE-ALL
liumors SPAWN Quittor Grease Poll Evil Sores
Gals aud BRUISES Pamphlets containing certificates
OF respeealie parties may he had on aqpiicaiiento
IAM.S BAKEK,
nevg2 Agent for W heeiing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A TRACT
OF LAND.
Thomas \. Cummius
vs. IS CHAScERY.


virtue Of decree pronounced in This causc hv Tho
trcnu superior Court Of Law and Chsrcery az
Tue county Of Ohio the 2ist dav OF June t-f- ana
:" mrtser order made on the III day Of November
00 lhe hhdtfsigued acting as commissioner in Thar
ha Wil sell al the front door ofthe court hosse of o.
IN" county, on Monday the first day nf January n.xt
tt same hclug court day the following tract
OF pSfeal OF land mentioned IN exhibit b. and flied with
tne paie's ~ the SAID to wit: AIthat certa IN
tract OF land situated on Mckinley's Run in Dbio
county. Virginia, bounded as follows Beainninr Al
stone set on the south side of Nc nev's Rum above
sau branch Of said RuI-hcuce south 81 degee. esst
St poles 10 beech near the Rock Spring on the han
OF satd Run, thence south - degrees east nc aloe f
small ash al the side of said run thence sout n
deRrRes east 90 poles to large poplar on the snuh ~
OF the run tuencc south to ~ degrees east ~ poes 10
beeeh ana rock IN drain, corner to Joseph White
and Lawrence tlark-thence up SAID drain with The
meandets thereof aud binding thereon course snutt ),
degrees west 90 poles to the point here three branch
IS thiefsect thence the branch with the mean
dtrs thefe'i, binding thence 81 poles To snring the
source Of the drain, thence south Is degrees west
poles 20 white OAK on the ton of a rtIrp kv a rod
lhencc south ~ degrees west, q poles 10 a nonar IN
Ihnnias Iodds line, aud with this line north deurees
Wes' " poles 10 roplar, SAID rodds line
Then % north - degrees east % poles to An iron wood
where white oak formerly stoodtheuce norI AZ DO
steeS west, ~ poles to stake in Samuel Met lures
me Thence north - degrees poles To the begin
ming. containing one hundred aud eight acres Gns)
more Or ess, being IN e land morIeased by VIM
Lahdh 70 Iahies tumnIns, and sold under decree of
thr tireuu superior Court of Law and Chancerv for
ONO county. 10 said Thomas A. Cummins WIN agreed
10 convey the ssme to the defendant as y The said e
hihit \, viii more fully appear
Terms nf SaIe-ren per cent of the purcbose ,onrv
10 he paid IN hand and the residue thereof to be maid in
equal insialmcnts, on credit Of eight sixteen and
twenty four mouths with from the day Of sale
The purchaser giving bonds with good secrifv fr e
sat deferred instruments,
!. W MITCHELL d. 5 for r. Smms
hoVs5 ttiemens :. o. G. Il conl'r in this behalf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04
Fol, SALE

OFFER for sale. from - to % lots and pieces nf
= ground, whichi have lately laid ont the hir ad
road leading 10 Mr. II Nchoss; aud also from two TO
three seres OF ground lying between said road aud
ufhpi@e and several other lots of ground Nam and
Market streets.
lhe lots on the NIL arc convenient 20 good well Of
water the loint useot which viii lie aiVen the par
chasers of the lots aud ground on the Hill.
WIZ also sell some ground ON Monroe street, in front
of the Court House.
Al or any Of the above, will be sold low and give
reasonable credit for the greater of The purchase
n'oney The lots and ground the hin are convenient
ior Mechanics aud lahoriug men, al the Giasswarls
Foundry, Boat yard, sc. JOHN M'LURE.
fss3fsa 2. 81 have new Brick House. which win
tsssA be FINISHED by The LIST of October with Eve
cear, lot tor garden, aud close to the well which VIII
sell OF rent al far price, (Auea-tf) j. NIL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04
PtglFlCATloN OF WATER

rYSnE ~ ArHRAGM riLrER.-Thls FiRer Is ers-
n ieue purity Ill turbid aud other fresh wa
Ter, anA BE- used for tiie carhraIun 81 various
halhs " is compact, pofafc apparatus, not exceed
cus Of inches size, cited nr apuiic
10 common haffe tan used fur the dis.
charge ID nuds aud - Is modification Of altering
dHH, constructed We'll for application 90 vessel Of
tt capacity "f kes pail q iuf applcatio Go
tae Hfaut of cas- = u cieaHsus itself by
Simply ehsie end tof cad uu the faucet F alter
faal 4Ha 90 hFs CATIONS pes utinuie. Price dsl's
tfa Fhsctihss Sine oey anlanssd agent Far ihe
'stte trrs this etg. =Rd s. really rHl itcn
order. anttutes
is fiie afs frseetifally referred ta Mc.sg. Rev ~
Afnisfivug Rev Bishop Nhsan. e n ieiian. e. AsA,
sif. Mathers, Huiaiasa q AarHai. and ofHtrH
sn ihsin use, au Rtll esfffiuIif coulf .t
titJ pufut snA fsnlgf fasiaae asa haaAHF co. 5ast
ut.aufa alsf have.
tsIl ag Mafari sIH4fs a q W IuHNnuNfs
n AHrIine. fIfi a. trf=
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04

COMPUTING entirely new, aud the me beautiful
~ Cap ever offered ia tins market, just received ant
viii be sold low for cash Premium Hat ard cap
Store on Union st. uovl0l JOHN j. HOGE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04
LANDS FOR SALE

| 100 lots in Logan's Port, Indiana and
several small Tracts in the vicinity OF said
town.
The above Land viii BE sold on the most reasonable
terms m tracts To suit purchasers. Titles perfect For
further particulars inquire of W T. PETERSON
| Wheeling, Virginia, JcG.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04

u Nfft-H- ~ tofriru art Domestic Dry q ods Gro
49, crti~s. 'iHfH beware ieaiiirf iror Salt sc &c
~ p arf 81 dsu street South Wheeling
W. err -se Nefuts % tiie reAin Tea Company for
- ritg GOD Nhreiius Ans
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04

to Bile KNIVES and Forks. Butcher Knives, Pockes
\ Gallery, brass eandestlcks, hue SCISSORS aud RIA
brass aud steel harre Pistols Tea trays, brass aud
steel head Saoveis and FoBgs, Brtlania aud German
SILVER spoons, Coffee Mills, received and for
sale cheap BY HENRY + MORRIS.
uct91 Main street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04
BURN FROM AN EXPLOSION OF GUN,
POW DER-BLASrlNG ROCKS.

HENRY NAtTFY, Eal. Nov ON,
Dear Sir hereby certify that Ia ths early part OF
March last while engaged IN higsiug rocks, charge of
powder preiuStuTeiy exploded, taxing fail ELECT UPON
my face chest and len Rfn. aud bsrnt dreadful
manner: was carried home litter, my face swul
len twice It's natural SIZE; the flesh torn on my
below the elbow; aud my eyes filled with powder and
dust: physician called , expressed sire ug doubt.
To the saving OF my len eye which had several cut
over ha and face being burnt all over, aud ha
thick black scah he directed pouliices TO
be applied to draw out the powder. THIS resisted,
being fearful Of losing my eyes aud having heard much
of PAIN Ext actor, concluded To tfy g. dad 80.
and less than fortnight. and without any other
piioatan than your Extractor. completely cured,
without scar aud my eyesght fully restored
BARNET McMuLLIN:
Port Richmond, Staten Island, June -. lc4s,
Sworn before me, the 44th June. s4s.
PRED. erosion. J. L:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04
VARIETY GOODS

FsTE sui scrhcr has received and opened his Fab
a supply Of Variety and Fancy Goods, to which the
attention of his friends ami customers is Ltsseni suit
invited fe!ipg confident his mone the great va
al, either Al wlqez- -
Brushes SOAPS threads of every description needles,
pms, topa. pocket hooks waleIsi pi rses buckskih,
sIk head and cotton; buttons. oes, gan guards, cotton
a,tt sfik cord hooks and ewes, jswsharps German sill
tes aud Table spoons Mason sipr Paste Hacking
Ink Nerve and Bone liniment, Bears oil Macassar oil
Pecf Marrow, Co'oanc, Tooth aud Nail brushes, Razor
Sir0rs. Packet knives amses, &c together with all
other goods H. the variety line.
JAMES MEI.IUR, Union
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04
Cal rIoNl


Y FCaesftRfglra ato.ud. sai smdef Fsfiaus eolefs
are paiaed oli upoh tic sasasnrrling Use genuin
article.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04
ROOMS AND STNTIONERY.

TDS'r received, large and splendid assortment Of
~ School, Medical and Miscellaneous Books Also,
Sta0hery OF eserf description which wifi be sold
cie.p any other establishment IN the West Call
al The cheap Bookstore Of w. J. RoBR,
nov3 corner of Main ana Onion streets.
X APEB-Just received, 20 gross Hodnet Boards; 100
. handles of crown wrapping, 100 bundles medium do
. bundles double wrapping paper, and tor sale al
the cheap Bookstore of w. j. ROBB,
nova corner OF Main and u mon streets.