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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-10
Prom tae Non York Organ.

IHG bENIL IN HE Ma EIsStkOM
'GoGt I5Hce sr4UaI ms jotiy bay! said
the CaplriH. AID away went lae merry iars
in d continued r.igie around the deck, shout
ing till lhsIr lda5s were spent. Ii Was u
drunken weel.
'Captain, saij the pill {, who uloue refused
to join the IoltheAtiau. .Ne must drop anchor
at once. ine "iut hos died away, and he
snip has Performed d quarter ciftie ni.ain the
last hour
lie! hs! hsr shouted the Captain. Flu
yout gIasses my ads. Dance around. around.
| say; TIE good old ship Is keeping compony ="
The pilot rushed back wilma pale and con-
cerned look, TO note the indications OF the
tale-ieltiug compass. Presently he returned
with a face iirid from tear.
'Captein, he cried, FIR The love Of Heaven
drop anchor at once I'LL The Wind springs up,
for we have entered the maelstFom, See with
the glass. Wonder ship has cast anchor, and
i, making signals to US.
'Auat! thou white ivered fool. " screamed
the captain. My lads, III give YOU d song"
He began
"Away! away, with the brow OF care.
The devil is blilhsome aud merry
Odd blots II where II there's pleasure there,
WIN plenty OF chan peign and sherry
The pilot was frantic. No one volunteer
ed to aid him in dropping the anchor. 1t was
d feat impossible Tor one TO perform, Now d
signal shot doomed from the other ship. 4
boat put forth with a line securing i 10 the
vessel. The pilot ran TO the heavy lite boa
but could not move il. In vain he called Tor
ald.
Still the dance and shout, and song of rev.
eiry went CT. Oace again he few 10 the
compass and III despair seized the useless
helm, lor no wind filled the sails. aud still The
ship moved on in the mysterious circle. For
the last time he came TO give the solemn
warning 10 HE now reeiIng Ca plain and crew.
lie begged and prayed 10 them 10 heed their
dangeTs; but danger seemed 10 have d i~dscina
lung s0uud, and was answered with d laugh.
As they laughed, ne wept, cautioned them
with tears, aud threw himself into The sea.
WIN strong frame be swan through the IA al
current towards the boat put forth to rescue,
dnd reached il in safely. As long as line
could b. bad in the anchor Il vessel, ne boat
continued it, way towards the ship with the
drunken ciew. They came within tail and
called on lnen 10 ave Themselves. One or
TWO sobered by ,he sense oi Ganrer. threw
ihemselt a. m The sra. aad succeeded In
reaching the boat; bui tar others become stu-
pld. The lac was ut length exhausted. The
snip could nov b. seen slowly moving IN ia
the narrowing CrCie. Vet tisse on hoanl put
iorih uu eli1rti4r t!irir uAn reservation. 1t
was i-aIiut si4bt. From tie other vessel
ever, eye Was strain q with au mleuse Loze
.sail 1T h4 ned &c lon WAS there. Sjiii The
at'r vas ,Xlen led win every species OF ma.
teral tAtt ,auii br found Tor lbs purpuse.-
Nrets- CRANE the inventor OF rtprs le,.
81 he.rI in u|r5Iu55f tu. meH Is.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-10
A SINGULAR STORY.

The Glasgow (Alo.) news tells a strange
tale of one Of the early settlers OF Sabine
eounty. Mo. He was a Frenchman, who. a.
bout twenty years ago, became dissatisfied
with the prospects before bin, and left his
wife and daughter, to seek other means OF
meuding his fortune;
For several wears, the wife and daughter a.
waited his return, even affection compelled
them 10 believe lin dead. They struggled
along "a poverty, ANIL I E daughter grew to
Wouauhoud, and msuied, as Gid 30 the
mother both 81 lhem remaining in s~lraiten-
ed circumstances. lbs, week. however, an
cid lres beaded uan went to the humble
4UcIIa e. lhe esa. aier. ani siter sufveyins
h n-tt deep fUaf.p8 iora lew nsouents,
saiI "Da ~ Aaots abe name oi your is,h
cr' Iu ~iIs1 she rl.led by giving it,
'i.eu. ha en toul ista-r." After
}Ieif ru aai gree ilas. lr brought IN twu
aa al o.i, containing $4,000. Jfi CAV
t.a .o s e. l.r alsi offered h. husband
,ia fu.a hr cHo'd Cad 10 the ue.gab1r-
Rood. BE 'aew lis Daughter hy d scaf ou her
TO- a-l l54ua wo9 L received Ayn d
tfli4.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-10

We learn from the New Orleans papersthat
in ihst city on the night OF the 2oth uit., a
collision took place between the two political
parties in that city. There was a Locofoco
procession, and the collision took place in
Circus street, by a person in The procession
throwing his torch at a man on the pavement.
Pistols were fired, and a not ensued. The
Picay une says;
The well Unknown rendezvous of the Union
Rough and Ready Club, the coffee house Of
Chris. Lilly, at the corner OF Circus and Per-
dido streets, was wautonly set on fire aud in
. few moments was d heap OF ruins. A bloody
fight also took place al this point, and we un-
deTstood that ". II. Wilder, ESQ, a member
oil The General Council, was dangerously
wounded by a pistol shot. Rumor had 1t that
several other persons were shot aud danger
ously bealen, but whether such is the case or
not, we cannot positively state.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-10
EVENING LECTURES OF HETTY
JONES

coAcfRN1NG THE -BARSBURNERs.
on ih Jun'a. come iu, and cell lue what
! lickles ye-you hein bern oul d suppiu, nor
YOU hain't drawn d rzs iu ,he Lottrn-naf
!, ,uu halu', hrsn OF he death OF d rirh Uncle
nor YOU hsia't paid ,Our debts with Tie
Bankrupt iaw-mur yea haiu't buu.A. d bar
nl OF lckeE-nor YOU hain't-hlia t-hainl
have Nuu Jouesi
You've JnHed The Bannburners You good
Tor nothing old ,louch, Jones-you LOOK We'll
You that VAS brgot b. an honest iataer.
d true W big OF the Rvvoll,ipn-yuu have
,aokrd ,he milk OF patriotism When you MS
! oun. 'un-you that wes bred uP To oe d Dem
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J " Goodsoa. Bellevue. ohio, says-Your medicines
sold have gwen very general satisfaction. and the de.
maud Is increasing. The Carmnativc Is glsain IS setting
wei.
j. Beaver, Winchester, Frebie CO, Ohio, savs-Your
Exfcrtagaat II getting very popular, and 10 fHct taxing
tine place Of al! other aiedteines Of the kind. Your Yer
mituge IS dcsefved'y popular. ~ also yolr Carniustive
ilaisan and fills, and require no certificate 10 reooin-
meHa Them.
y A rarrovs. Gairnp. ~. June lsl5. sa,s-I am out
Of your Negriaigs. ami wish you would send me some
de soon AZ IS possible, rs have calls for il every dav.
-atsp soHd Isefe Sanstive ills. | am ass nearly out Of
ENeeotdrapt AMI Hait Tonic. ! have sold considerably
by the dazeI.
Jesse NJ Allen, Colamhiana, Ohio. hptii l., lsf5. saw.
You VIII perceive that | have sold alt your NerHitueo.
AMI ! may tel You that have he IN out far a Ion. iilues
with a great many calls fr il. Your Nermfuec Tar.
ticusrly stands dcservrdiy higa as a Worm ~mcdicine.
and hs unItor.uly been at ended with good effect
Please forward ~ saon a. possible.
Nlhanls & Haywood, Raleigh, n &. June, ls4I. say
Send ~ a ifesf supply Of Your medicines. lour Car
ninative balsan Is highly spoken of by all vino have
use III,
= q wilson < Go, Portland, Me. Aug 20. is45. say
y c wish volt t. send US some more OF yOut Carininai We
3sisain. AOuT medicines sell rapid y tins stinnler.-
TIE iialsani aud Y eruaitHge give good satisfaction.
4 iltisns. faFkcfstgrF, Va, says--N our Carmin.
'ntIve Batsant, I tried IN the case oi an infant of my
own. . fiieied with pisrfhna and Hepatic arrangements,
with marked success
The at1re medicine Is for sale, on agency, in Wheel.
ing. by !. ER. Main street and hy
BAKER. cor Main and Monroe SIS.
Also by WIN Il M'kE&, South Wheeling.
ociIi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-10

Ma. WHARToS About TIVE weeks iure,
end tro az lhr,e DAYS after my hats loek The
premium ct b. isir. Mr. Avery Offered o r.
ward IhraHgh euur paper Of Que haIstrsd DOL
lars. to amy batter 10 This tity ihlt would
make a better hat than he co I'D. the hats TO
br Judged by a committee ~ haters. | &C.
copied bis proposition at euce. aud J now re-
specially inform him thdt my hat is ready,
aud | am Wiling go -sud 1t Ia New York or
to amy other cuts in The Uuil,d Sis:cs. Nov
don't keen NE waiting. n~eishbar Avery.
wsut 10 be- handing nat great fcNar1--it
looks rery large H. my Eyes. Aud ,uu must
nom either ior th- m,rs or else "fzze ont ct
thp small nmJ he horn My hats have Ia
zen the pwmian over YOURS onre aud ihey
can d. il eeain. JOHN J. HuttE.
Nv T.. Premium Halter. Union s..
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.es sl the r@8a4cras for humsn misery
wl5.a have been invented. ttefs is not one -
efc5r'oHs ss te SIM ls lss.re ol rendering
ovf...yes J-. 10 .- .a,aw creatures. This
isaliHla ar-sH. tai nat sda- psrtic-
uisr.y Il. il. r..1s, i- risapness. " Oft.
en- SEQ .a lBe advertisements 81 quack mtdi-
cioes, ia gressa- eap fals, no cure 40 pay"
Wi.h r~elsrsra tr bis medicine. il may al
WAYS bc said. "a certain cure aud no pay"
1t absolutely COSTS nothing, sud yet ooly here
ana there onr is willing Is use it. The mul-
iitude, sick and weary ssihey are. are running
10 every place. snI opplyiug eyeythiag Ter
happiness. They will cross mountains. aud
pass seas, and expend fortunes. IN search ct II.
and vet, like a phantom, 1t is always pursued,
but never obtained. Perhaps the little story
below will direct some minds to the only
true source Of happiness in this world, and
ifso It Will accomplish more good than many
a luhored sermon. o. many a pouderous vol
ume
THE WAY TO BIZ HArPr.-A story i told
Of two travellers IA Lapland which throws
more light on the art OF being happy than a
whole volume ct pftcepts and sphoilsms-
Up0n d v.ry Geld day IN winter, they were
driving along I'D a sledg". wrapped up m iurs
from head 60 foot Even their faces were
mostly covered. anil yuu could See hsrdl any
thing bus their eyebrows, aud these were
vbie e. end slisteuing vita frost. Al last they
saw a poar man who hal sunk down, be
npmbed ami iruzsn. Ia the snow.
We must stop sni help him, said one OF
the travellers. Step and help him. replied
the other. you viii never think oi stopping
on such a day as ibis We are half frozen
ourselves. aud ought to be at our journeys
end as soan as possl ole Butt cannot leave
thi, man 10 perish rejoined the NOR human
travclleT. i must go 10 his relief, and he stop
pei The sIelge. Come, said he, come help
ma 10 rous him..
Net f.. replied the other, Il have too much
regard Tor my own life to expose myself to
tins freezing atmosphere any more than IS ne
cessary. | viii st here, and keep myself az
warm a, | can TIL YOU come back So say
inc. he resoiute,y kept his seat while his
companion hostend to he relief Of the perish
Ing nan whom they hal proyidentialIy dis
covered, The ordinary means OF restoring
CONSCIOUSNESS. and activity were trrd with
complete success. Bat lhe kiad hearfel ira
weller was 50 intent ION SAVING the ne al =
fellow traatur. That hr had l~lrgotten his e-
po>ur:aui what was the Consequence Why
te~ very effort which he made t. varm the
sransr. warmed hrn>eii! Aud 'ho' Ne ha<
ieya-rH f-..as.. Tie h8t he sweet on
#us4rs< 81 a7iaz bsreeOIrnt &C, sad -
s#za found uH~-.f g.awlaG rom head 70
feet. 6~ reason al lar e~Esrtiuns he bed made.
And ta.v was t W.a hrs com paataa WIS
Ia4 hs4a e4 sEaEtH ST tSlus4ug himself Il.
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STIR ADgEartzING AvbcoLLEcrrSa
AIELfN

AGENCN.
W.. kISSLoE. fhirl street, IVA doors East
tPost ofice. pitisburg, p i oar au bort.
81 Ageut Tor that civ. Nj X gis' attends
o the collection At bills a ainst rerSa8stn
n hat city-iarte or smal-sud refers o. the
Editors Of the Pittsburgh press ii particular,
nd the western press grner8iiy.
r. ". CARR. opposite 'hr Exehogs
PbiIaieIplia j. ag-nt for r curing sat'7 81
ions and advertising tor tae ~ het.l'- lue
BEDIFgr * GREEN. 81 Street, opposite tn
Post o lice. Cincinnati, viii sos as Age0t
ar the Wheeling FINES, aud alt orders iei
Nith them will be promptly attended 60.
VolNEy i. PALMER is authorized tn oct
gent Tor receiving subscriptions and adee p
.lsements tor the Wheeling Daily Times s.
Advertiser. at Baltimore, Philadelphia NJ,
York and Boston. His oiiee Is 10
Ba, iimore. at the Southeast omer ol Notti
aad Fayette streets:
Philadelphia, n. w. Corner OF Third and
Chestnut St.
New York, Tribune Buildings, orpositecity
Hall.
WIN. THOMPSON, corner OF Baltimore
,nd South SIS. IS x uiy Al horiztd agent lo'
his paper in the city of Baltimore.
GRO. PRATT No ISL. Nassau 81. n. y
will act as agent to procure adverlisment'
and subscription, in the city If New York Ion
the Wheeling Daily and Weekly Times,
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WEST LIGEkll ~ sslcAL ACADEMY

TIC Wi1.ei session OF these SrAao.s VIII car0naue.
: On Tic arst tutsdav of Nuv. smi rontnus strontt.
TIE more advanced students have Tie p~fisiesr Of snu
dgiHE "a go ft"ulcnt PffyafU rOuHs. a. 4Auy ptef~rt a.
ctHE pfesc1i With th- Instructors uH the uuunt dry.fet
i' -en7fai Study where lhss oopid receive aid al a.,
Muuteul,
sf 81 LIBRARY end PhA Apparatus wthoa, share.
Ihr waoie eAHctrt at H1srHuk. tuition. leht. trrmt
4ashlag. aer > s,lou, Is AnyANtE. srt.u
teatAsHs AD- .susg4l Rll,s Is heretofore.
oel.l-Nts REV y Eli, sun
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uHEEIING & BELMONT


REitsiE COMPANY.
The Subscribers to the capital sfork 90 tH'
hheslin and Be- mont Bfiigs C4W H'uN ar
fere1F mott led that GA insalmeut i S2OJ
upon each end eecrs slHre tbsf-r' Is r.
luirel % be- raid hy them tsepec,iv.is i1 TIE
Treasurer oi the sid Comraay. GA Mon
jss lhe llth dsv Of Dcc-mher. 1875
b, order ui The Board ~ Manage.
Z. IL FlTLiUGH. Clerk.
John Morgan, Esq the Treasurer. viii b.
'ound at the Merchants aud Mechanics Bank.
Nv. 9. ISIS.
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Coverlit Establishment

E|"FN~ = F-NFfTI MT NNl+Ns
DAYID kENNEbAN respectfully aotirits ia. atten.
~ tlnu OF dsalers heaus Of families and the ia,btte
gensi ais, q" ms establishment, in south see h..
where he continues ia caffy on The weaving OF loa,r,
ti1 arpets AMI tH'efhts, at a variety OF st.ies, a.ated.
rainbow aud venetian. tie hHs also several nfu nat
terms, thar cannot ISL 10 u1oyd psutci salisfsetion. An
uniers willie promptly attended % aud Hs wa.k va
raaiea " good qualify. every kind oT eoior4ng done
a. tle uiJsf reasonable pficc.
singh ~0vtrilz for sale al wholesale ar fsiaa.
Aus+t-ujn DAVID k~GNkEDAY
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Baltimore Nov. 9. ?. NJ.

Editor Nashville Banner writes Teuies-
see gone iur ruylor By probably eight thou
sand maj ,ritt. All counties Kentucky give
TAYLOR gains over Cri'teuden. South Caro-
limo c4s, her vote Tor Cas- aud Butler.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-10

C~Lolhs-ie rs PIX French cloths. from .ss,e e..
-, n"T't siren' '"r. eaiei ma~I and ~ !. s,n,t.
t'"''t o." ~HElsEGLits. 2
SsAsslMRkEs--k Ia -r iut ai FRENCH t,.t
- AStfeah tsssia.ers, Just r,ccrved a. "
hEtsNFLtfs.
sSAiiNLIs TNEEnS-sieci MIXED. tr.. hrgU,
~ aHdi1tcy c0I1reI ssfuet.. al n.,t T.-.. W.
'',t. '"''i Kentucky Jeans; for sale ,y ''
oW "HFtSEFIL
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Piusanlgh. Nov 0. u a. NJ.

Panusylvania-BiAir county, ten hundred
1nd thirty uiue ipr Taylor.
Bediorl-TWeuiy lhFee for Taylor.
$ mersttt-Tyo thou.and. for 10! Iof.
CraW lord-Five huudfrd, lor Csss.
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Wheeling, ocf. 20, le4s.
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r TIE articl fbal Appeared in yesterdays
Argus he'd been written by a gentleman i
would uceiAe ihe chaslisenent that IL would
deserve. None but a puppy would endeasoI
10 nuke a noise ab.ula SIM lie aud harmless
joke among members f a iamlIe, albeit it
d d moke d terrible luitering with he othcs
hnllrrs
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Cioeiunu,i. Nov. 9th, 3 T. NJ.

Mississippi, M@orsaail County, Cass 1914;
Taylor 1909. Alabama, Fmukiin county six
precincts. wing gain, l40. Sauderdale, wing
gain 300.
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GiIN. TAYLOR

Marshall Co Va. eiA,iai election. returns
81 moi ior @la,.of.
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NEW BOOKS.

= tI n L.
n,ur NJ. 'CSho.
| ~ niVai beauties, a novel by Miss Pardoe, author
IRE tlty Of the Sultan" Louls l4h. and tbo
VANITY FAN. tcn s,d nenr,rg |" I" c.ntnfy, e,ci
ciet", + NJ . pgr aug peheur sketches OF English So.
Kate sisinshsm: a novei 10 ' ~ " t LOU a nero,
The Monk roupsIcc ~ ~ 4 ~, ~ 'r,Heii'g'
Esle4e or The rssrIeof Ssu,.t - ~ "
life; ty i.ulma Cara. -" " "'"'sHc
Ernest MaitrsysFs nv # I pnu,.r
fte last ids, al p,,.s,n a." & ent'oh-
Pelham or adventures al , .en,,.m.n
Ahceor Tho ~ s,arias " so"''ei"SH,
Esgeuc Nran,
The Devips Wea3tna p,n
MATCHMAKER. n, IT, ~ d
CAPTAIN ranIl. "a"
6euevieve OF The cIieva ief of Maison ,onee s., oai
sode of 49,; ''"s'' 'u oPi'
The Connt of Monte ch,;s,,.
ilana OF Me dior or tho + I'D, n, u
TIE two Dtanas. or tbe san ~ j. CON-, ~ ~ y
ter sf a King. oS'sh
The tor;g Eve Guardsmen:
George, or the p'ant4r of tbs isla n, p,.n.
The three Gnardsmen. or Inc ,ea,s AT n e.
Gascon adventure. y" -"
lisa ei Q. Bavaria a. ~ sb,oni.t" ,f"H'Vs"le"'
sypandyte &c. % thc dtsnn,ed tnhettt,nc i""ee'
eeagu'st q New Mexico. : "e
tsiiafnia, rs history, popalai lon, climate. sol, rro'
uuet'"ns ana harNefs, I om sr George siu4gsonis over
'"na i"a'ney ar"and the world, etc.
,ogoes, scenes, reeitaiions, songs, ode .ote. Ses,sned tsr
'"e use 81 sections 10 their pahlie AMI btivsts eshIhit.
~, ~ 1t"'cs hnoN. Just reed al rs
"l-si..A CIV" No. ~ Main street. oel3l
~ .Ist,n,9iH tuANthAH'-N Rules held in The
and C,,,sery ~, - ~ teu'lS Npttlnf tou'tof Law
August. le,s ""' "O""' III tue mohth OF
Keulrs = Ie,ges
complainant.
a2dl1st
ONO Hedges, Executor OF Hiram Hedge. aeress.d IA,
han nedsfs, widow OF sad H,rsm Hedges, decea.ed.
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one HUNDRED DOLLARS rEWARD!

oNE HI NDRED DOLLARS EEWARD!
The above rewsrd will BE- raj 80 any nat
ter Ia this civ. who will manufacture and
complete q hat 10 better stel- aud workman
ship, than Ne can OF No. 10, M,nroe i.
S. AVERY.
p. S-Tbe bats to be sent 60 Nv Nor6.
and sbile the decision at a committee of Toe
best hat,ers in that great emporium.
$. AVERY.
Wheeling, Oct. %, ls4S.
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< Cutlery.

liz sutserihtr has just received his fall stock of
. hardware and cutlery, comprising the best assor,.
ineui Q: every ting ID the line, Nlncl viii he sold eth.
or al Wholesale or retail at reduced prices.
novl SAINT. NEIL.
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AZ lNALs An ~0EPaRfuREs
Boats iof he iast "a houro eatiAk yesttr-
~ at 4 O'Clock, p. NJ.
AFRlvgu.
New England y, ?. Dan Pittsburgh,
Jenny Liad. -
Consul, kinney,
Tuscarura. Poe.
Newark. Bishop,
kn,cue, JdNeas,
Virginia. Dawson, Stcubenvillr,
DEPARTED.
Welisville. Barnes, Pittsburgh,
Hudson, Poe.
Consul Kinney.
New England No ,, Dean, Cincinnati,
Tuscaroru, Poe,
Roscoe, Jdvensl ST Louis,
Union. - "
fanny Llad, - Marielta,
Newark, Bishop. L n%esyiile,
NnelI1s lsvstr Sieuten,ille,
s feet g inch water rising.
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STOCKING FACTORY

foHN EtkllhRT respectfully Informs his friends
aud cusionstt e that lie has removed to the stand Tor.
merry orsafied ~ Joan bisiaop. Main Il, near Union,
where ne wal keep all SORTS Of Stockings, shirts an
bfaN efS. Made OF the hest materials. oci91
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.ll,n rs son she'll Almonds 5hh. Curaal.. received
ana To- .a'shy ,a"Slo! Jas. McaEE.
h'-es Ciro"; . bokes Rai.i uew crop. received
~"4 !" ~-y ..svlul Jas. AeALE-
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NEONEY ~FOifNn-Thr suhscriher has a wallet
AS-z containing a small ahionut Of nancy, which was
fund on tie pavement at TIE market house. ht his son,
un Saturday morning. Nov ! The nwner can get il
ty giving satisfactory evidence tiat q belongs 10 Inn,
by calling at the corner Of Market and uniuey streets.
nuv6 JESSE NiIE At.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-10
THE BIG WINDOWS ARE BOUND
10 ELNIRISu

SNhE undersigned would inform his customers and
a tine pHhlie gencf ally, that he bus lust received a
new snppiY OF hHe G III jewelfy. at his new store, No
~ fin sitrct. IS hcre willh be found fne brilliant and
iarh't Ciust = Pms. new siugie stone Can,eion Mourn.
lng. totai- Diamond and other Pms. Bracci is. Bracelet
Clasps eic.
'ftiaht sl9er tOrlhs new patterns, gold and silver
teli bdckies ANA slides. Gold reGs, Pencils. etc. Al OF
wh'e, WI Ae sold al a small advance on cost
JOIN BISHOP.
now No. ls2 Main street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-10
RdlSinS. &c.

On Gross Hason's Backing; "a foxes No cha. ,ol,,s
fee'd end for sale ~ inosl0 JAs McAEE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-10

'ut SUBSCRIBER has last recetVed two OF Geo \ Prince
q Coz Improved Mesoaeans. Taese instran,enis
are beautifully gotten up and az a prer wtlhtn the reach
"i ever pvfsya. tAey are ia.sudcd 10 sappy the place
u 'he fNaa0 ufte, % organ. Ca aud see them at
hoNlb JAS MELLORS. Union 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-10
SECOND ARRIVAL OF
IN /. GOODS.

~ /. GOODS.
- w. nElSKELL has commenced receiving his Sc
S+sco d stock If Fail Goods, TO which ne would ter
cave TO cal the attention OF tile pu lie.
Beagtuui Lace DRESSES, exceedingly rich;
ElegSnt new styles silks. IN great variety;
Wtde black silks tor Dresses and Nesiites;
Rich Cashmere DE Ecosse, IN new designs.
sereiaine c1olh, Il oomhin alton Of silk aud wool,
Andaluslou cloths. a beautiful article for dresses;
French Merinoes IN great variety:
Mot . aud aign e0iored austin de aInes aud cashmere:
Extra lace caprs. elegant styles ami new patterns;
h1aitou anil a great variety Of other new style calurs;
Embroidered satin de Clinic and other very elegant
Paris CGoaks:
Extra Long Cloths. a few very rich. Jus, reed by
octJl @ W HEt%kELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-10

tsNL case eat = me Fisneh tiolis, clarified RIOS In
- GauoHeit Reeds, superior ltaiisn N1ln STING,
lusi reed lnoslul JAS MELLON. Ualou Il.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-10
Fine Beaver aud SIX Cars.

Tine DeaNer alu six lahs,
open Z, shape, just received and for sale low ty
- noyl JOHN } lOG
q FEW doz hfack aud brown silk piush Caps, hlgii
xA crown and lae st.se, raee.v vet this eeabg
MOVIE JOHN } NDt;E
4 fiNE assortment of tog's and ehideh's sir plush
: CAPS. the orly ones Ia The cily, 10 he had 81
uovl0 JOHN J HOGE's
rAsHMERE Caps for boys. an entirely new article
~ and ycry cheap q John J. llOGE's.
e n Velvet Caps. with p,ames. for infants. tore
Z thrr with a large assortment at the vafIaua kinds OF
Cans in use, for men aud loys. alt u which were BOUGHT
low and selected by myself, with great care. in the east.
EN- cities. Please cali and examine 10Y stock, Il the
fashionable hal, aHd cal store. on union street.
movie JON j. lOGE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-10
MARRIED.

MARRIED.
On the Oh inst. by the Rev. Wm Arm
strong. Mr.. ALEXANDER G. ROBINSON
and Miss ANNE b. WILLIAMS. all OF this
city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-10

> "a Thousand Needles, Just reed tron the celebrated
' mandatory oi CtOWley a sons. iur saie uy
H0NlU JAS ALl.LOR. Union .lfeet.