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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-10

DOCTOR FAW CETT HAS REMOVED HIS OfPiCk To q
~ Dey where he be consulted On All Private Dssse
"a Tho most obstinate yield OF
90 the Nom System. strictures matter OF hos
Ionv s,,rd,ny ARE treated by T. the
snrroyej plsr The of constitutional debility
on by apply with certainty Of
Prs maid letters enclosing fee. attended crce 81
skvpet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-10
M ITCnELLyOLYnPlCT HxATRE-FaIDAY 1vry,Nc

drama entitled EShEkALDA- Quasimooo. Nickinroa:
0reneore Mr. Conoyer Emerada Miss Mary Cannon To Ss
Falkland NJ Holland Countess sosedae Mis-. Clark
Mr. Ho and; Tho Sc, esch Mr. Reynos suzanne Ma. Mary
Cannon TIE harchone.s de Vermont Miss e. ber's To
clude with HUNTING TURTLE-Timothy Daadein, Me- Ho.
Lar d. Mr. Turtle Mr. Clark MrA Turtle Miss R'hertA Doors
at half past 6oolook-ourtan rises at O'clock.
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i, - ILsoA's ENTERTAINMENTS on 11K SOM, OI

a. ILsOhs ENTERTAINMENTS on TsE >ON.s %
w otlond-Mr VI son will give az In IN,
su,,,, 'titute Broadway his Even ns Friday, Sop 20
, ~ 'hoeca:ion hs will sing follow ng
senss a. Ballads tn; ss lang A.:
The Dry Desp,rng Mary S e rnmhI gnI rTf
liz Bsughsr TAX ,er AUD cloak sSoot Bonnie as ~
Lee Bame Cam Gudemsp cen: the La,-~ cockEon
The doors will he open attn The aiument nnaAs
abb ut ~ Toke 81 cents Books II the WORDS I2H
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-10

~ EW bnVADWAI CIhCUb, NEA8 bFRINU brkEkL-
~ John 1ryon and Corporal ltspssa.
Friday and Saturday Nov g. 10 and IL
wiz commence with Mons Martinet in his inco pcs
ormance rs 10 Petit Matte CaIle infant foae
years. will exhibit the beautiful balancing
sed called Ia Pyramde de Bou, elies Julie
Mnrnett SPLENDID act Of Gymnasoe Jeux Oyn-
anes ct les Poses Acad Brilliant orsemanshp
CsIro UnsrIroschabe display Of Stall VauIoe by Mr.
farnnd Mve Carroll the Venetian
cents Children ts mn boxes "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-10

1000 Over Coats, Rich Lining, 70 10
dollars Cloaks 81 SlA odrsss and 0ok Coats French
cloth 81 Sis; Pants ancy ~ 70
g 80 TO S3thsse all unredsem-d pledges
fresh auction hsrgans 81 Salt Store Nae
sau and Beekman
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-10

1nn NIGHTS-HA kingdoms MAGNIFICENT 5ACRED
NV Diorama OF tho Creation and
nightly with admrng and delighted audesces ngh
They are one the moot magnificent and splendid
and Walker street. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-10

years. Trey mas smooth and elastic. and a. =
kpowdesd 70 he the best and cheapest ss IN the SsS oo
irok-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-10

DROADwAY rHRArRI-k A. MARSHALL. PsovR,a
- 1r.FndAy evs1dns Nov 10 Bene+, OF VI w.ilsst.
JyW III be ac the traeeAy entitled rNvIfr or aAYlrgO
John sails Of Haysted Mr. j. Haaek Jr; Gsorre vilrs
Dyott; John Feton. Mr. Fredeks Master Clayton Mr. a.
Apdews Lians Savils Miss Walaok Mistress Hid 81 xrt
Is rood To conclude with the farce entitled Che
Wxon. NJ. Hsdswsy; OSlAek Mr. T. shaw; LouFssn W J.
Andevs Mrs. loud Miss bildroth kiss Moss wstta
pr@ Cre and Paqpets rs Family Circle, cents Gal
O'clock. 70"
RURTOh B THEATRE CHAMBERs srRRsr-YaiDAY
Lnps ney,%ler 10 the psrsrmsses oom.ssoss via
Dohb1f Al SON-kr. Dombey, Mr.. Johnson Mr. uarker
NJ Jsrdsn Major jos Bagock IT, Brougham; Mr. Too Ne
Raymond captain Cutie. Mr. Burton; Jack Bunsby. Mr.
brouRham Florence Douhey Miss Hill Niop~r Wra
i Mr Meyer will sing the popular c.y.tns Fs
PHOMI' E-Ehenezer -pdden Mr. Burton; Ceiestna M.
Knish Prices ofAdmson- Dress sud Psrque b. e.
EADiy Circle Second Tiey eta Door sth.f n.
suyt tain 10 4 o'clock 49,
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Taylor's majority IA 1888 Folks majority. 2,5o9
Taylor's gain over Clay, 1887.
slncludpg Blair.
corNrIEs TO BIZ HEARD FROM, WITH MAJonrrIEs FOR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-10

M AUNIFICENT DIOKAMA OF THE BOMBARDMENT
NA Of Vera Cruz SOS Broadwaykea ships steamer.
&G-Bnning the Mexican brig Creole Shpw tho
Loading and firing cannon ~ mech .ics figures
bombsrdment by day and nightEr
the tro ps into the city; all moving figures Miss La
sides at the panoorte Lieutenant Mco aid
eers gives explanatory lecture Admission 5ots children
half proc Doors at Wv es
day and Saturday Afternoons at three.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-10

MO Cu6E NO PAY-D1- Co7BitT 10 DUANE 81
~ memhr OF the Royal 60 lsge Lobdon may
contultd In trc anent OF dcate dease log
you have had ee'. The body hfo4
pains In lead and bores uf the ig aotioe q
rrteen y ars devoted to veperes diseases enables pr tsuss
the wort form OF thu dseae Rec four
M mercury used Structures aecks ~,tA
tcsrc, pin 1hoe individuals who have INDUCED In
certain oathsue habit stvey he store To- health ara
society," n b. Strangers cautioned not to be Deceived ur
obbett has removed hememter ~ Duane street. opp ne
nv lob
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-10

40 600 .tsoss. S.y. ,.d syNo4S
ma. q The Creation and Reuse To the
at o'clock and evening until further notice The even
ing exhibition commences at O'Clock corner Of Broadway An
alike sfreet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-10

(tOUGHs AND C0LDS-IT NEVER FAIL5-iF YOU ARB
" coughing and wboezDg at box Of Or Spdnge
Conan lo,enss and In twenty four hours You viii 30 able 90 rua
mile without coughing Try them the price next to no
Ting box Sold Rps corner OF st"sdwAy aud
John street, Dand Third street. &C ~ Nn ave
Gucrs OF Bo~cry and Grand street, and In
Drtn IN n afr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-10

nk POWEL ATTENDS TO DISEASES OF tue EYa
- and Ear At 21 broadway entrance I Warren wnrre GA
DO had his TREATISE the Eye price 80 ais his pvv
MUM self acting Eye and Ear Fountains the a
bcin1 "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-10
RowIKY rHEArRE-rRIDAY EVENING. NOV. 10
Al EcnANIcs Hall. NO a7s Bso.ax.z estrre. or.n.

M ECHANICS HALL. No. H2 Broadway, betweeH or.ud
wi and Brooms streets commenced Monday October M
and will continue every nieht until further notoeIth
week opening The original and we'll CHRISrYS
HNsTR ELS (organised In iS42l THE First To HARxo.
NIZE NEGRO MELODIES. AND ORIGINATORs OF THE
PkEsENr POPULAR STYLE OF ETHIOPIAN ENTER
PLACEMENTS whose concerts in this CITY, for period of to,
Months received with suoh distinguished favor and
the honor Of announcing to tho ladies
OEsv orh and Vicinity tina. they will give series Of ths.
RopNMr Co ceerstic Danoes 10. Admission Is Door
or ~ Corc will oOmmenoe at O'clock An Aftenoor
Conoert ever saturday, ~ Off. p. Christy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-10

A CAED.-MiTGHELLS OLYMPIC THEATRE-MR GEO.
"A Hollande BE eft Tuesday, November 4th-Mr. Holland
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the public
will take place the above evening" which occasion r. s.
Chant ESQ (propetor Of the National Theatre will appear
and give his excellent limitations of several ppuar
Inc entertain menfs VIII consist OF The Invisible Pri ce
% etnsbnIy Fete l. In Aoutes and "The Widows VIC.
TIM with variety II other Box book now
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-10

- EBovAL-TBE UNDER BEG TO INFORM
IL their friends and toners Of their Broad
TO Nc Nassau where aud desirable assor
rent Co his Csssmee and yeog ~ the ates, styles will
at all times DO found RYDER BROS, Merchant Thors
sug str pt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-10

M hi, AL OfFI E. Dr. JOHNSON. Is DUANESrREer
lvl nathan well known AS the most successful
lreoi or Ia New fok IN the trcatmentm yeneres denss
Tho Doe, or skill In hoo old half
have Is eminent Glee structure ulcers
ppcn body, th throat psus In the head and
ZONES a. ectoaiy cured Constitutional weakness
brought by habit dued In BY young causing
and ty ssors, positively prevented
cured in four days without mercury No alteration
In DIT % prevention fron bvsines&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-10

A FRENCH LADY. WHO WAS TEACHING LANGUAGE s
in one OF the first female ssm aries Paris to give
private shoon the city Apply at Madame Vallee IS iudo
ne, Z bet z and -' Fl -NN'V"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-10

RAhkUMs AMERICAN NUS spi.nais t A. Flu
- prietor Hitchcock, Manager o. ti.siS
every afternoon at and evening TX either wall .,
81. a.. n Icing yn caetn ~ cns The Sable
Brothers, superb and talented Negro Snyo %
GERS 10. The Highland Mammoth Boys Enormous Boa u
strioter Living Orans Ouang Parry Family Infant Vestr
Wax Scripture Sataar Madam Rock WE'LL famous Fortune
Teller may be privately consulted charge cents
Ad%ission to tho whole including Museum. Performances Lit
tie Fpgera &c. 70 oens children under years age
old enough walh Alone M Reserved ront one
ahil lpUe oxtra ~~~N' ~~S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-10

Nl those contemplating msnisge-The Woman
Private Medical Companion by DIR A. Maucssu Sixth sdL
ton Price ST This work with
tNO copies having already been disposed Every fems
getting copy, whether married unmarried although
tnded especially for the married dooses sscretA
which should he known them PARTICULARLY Here
dscover the and sio,sut
dies aid most certain mode OF IN For SALE -
Broadway TIE publishing Office ~ Liberty
b. Peterson No. w Chestnut B. Zeiter aa
delpbia, Little Co. Albany W. r. DAVIS Boston the ~
ccipt ST. copy will be transmitted by mail tree postage
all Of the United States All letters
post paid, 70 DR.. A. MAUI EAU. boz liza syv
n<R.. 10 4 ,l.xtc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-10

ITO DRUGGISTS-WANTEO, A SITUATION Az ASSIST.
ant in wholesale establishment The adyertis
will content himse wi salary equivalent the value
his services. Address Drug Clerk, Herald Office ~ "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-10

w ESTE HESTER FARMS For SALE-THAL TRACT OF
w land known the Thomas Farm about way
between hite Pa and Porchescr will be a. Public
Auction at White PlanA in lots varying acres
each the LIST day Of March 10 o'clock IN
the frrns ten cent the tweaty
the LIST OF April when the deeds will be and
son gwen and the remainder bond and mortgage
at On said land four dwellings barns out
houses &c Being New York reached in two
hours render these situations desirable Harlem Rail
Road depot Mt white Plains Is but about miles Tho
New Haven Rail Road passing through fotcheser (3K miles
dsant) will be in active operation in few
boats soops daily to and from Porcbesr
tieulars apply TBOMAS T. FERRIS rs Lafayette Place
n m d q 70 seep -~'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-10

M EXICO uLU STRA1ED IN A SERIES OF NO ST TRCTH-
w fully nagnfcent and elaborate Moving 10 viswx
executed under the immediate direction Mr. r. Crain-
giving view Of the tatte
taon the gorg and the no OF n,rcS
pursued by the American Army
sco from Vera Cru. to the City Aexioo enhbr evs
evening and the aferno and
Stoppsn Hall of Broadway Walker street Oooy
at o'clock The picture will commence moving At 7K
Tickets for gentleman and two ladies. 81 Family Ticket
the oce from till H. and from till Liberal terms mads
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-10

CAsT OFF CLOTHING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND
~ Gentlemen having uperfuous dispose Of wearing
apparel, &c. obtain fair price for same by sndnS
70 the subscriber through the post Office othsrws who N
attend their residence MIRA
JLKvENS1YN. 466 Broadway. M staIrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-10

w OOLLBN UNDkx sbikTs AND DsA VERA az Nv "a
Cravs a.d every vsne Of farn s,ps 700 RI
ior tie seas can - bought exceeding prics Al
John SCOTS sap Furnishing STORE No. I5 fulton street
oss doox East u Biosdvay. " ~ ''Ne'"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-10

Vl>U1H He LADIES AND GENTLEMEN or BROOK fyN
4 and New York. HAINES, proprietor Of the new and
mag Assembly Room at Montague Hail. City
Hall Brooklyn, respectfully invites the publ estab
bshmt this between and 10 on
which nccM.ion |, WI be throw for -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-10

ITO Observation-Disclosures IN AN UPHOLsTcaY
establishments person thoroughly acquainted cutting
up curtain work. who also good designer
trst rate man need apply. Situation permanent Address,
with references, to p. Post Office. Boston ''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-10

PHILADELPHIA AGA JENNY OF FINE AaTs-rHR Mao
ncent group OF Marble Satuary Rome tt
celebrated 81 nhsussr Ielreso, ting Hero md
exhibition the Southeast Caller, Of the Academy Pins
Arts in Chestnut above nth from A. r. To no p
being ntly illuminated the evening Single amiasos
25 Ger tcketBSl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-10

A UCIltN MOTT E-A5SlGNEES SALE OF TaE I'm
"A tie stock Of Merchant Tailor This day. at lO &C ock
n the Old u urh corner of wi,m and Frankfort CON-
prisirg NO desirable assortment of goods pe
qusny Of cloths casmer silks 20 In 20 M
han,s trimmings buttons suslendrs ping hollands
rts drawers haidkereh efs also garments sui
for the season made for customers
&c. Terms cash. ii. ]. SHELLY, Assignee.
THO. BELL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-10

RoAhD UP TOWN.-A FAMILY OR SINGLE GENTLE
men can re accommodated with furnished unfurnscd
Rooms and Board In house delightfully."- Ind contain
ing all ue moocrn improvements Two lines RACES ss
wep nj street 80 ~ ~ WV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-10

nANClNG AND WALTZING ACADEMY, 81 HOWARD
- streSgnora and resseroave their Sobool
and forming walng Class temen in the even
Ing and a o'clock young ladies' and mssers
The Waltz Napotan and all the shonabl dances viii bs
taught during term Private attended to-
and private Sorpes will he ~, ~ usual, W.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-09
CERTIFICATES.

S'"''""i p'e"ge tV'HtY, NA
Dear sir-rhisis to inform you, that in ls.0 was
attacked with a disease called Dyspepsia NV symp-
toms were collection OF wind the and how.
els amer eating tue head together with an
affection OF The WHO'S nervous system. had the best
medical attendance my county could ahordi took the
whole class of tonic medicines for two years, without
relief; wore down Ia mere frame, 5 much that
my bones came through skin. Ny diet, for year.
was reduced 10 two ounces quarter of crust OF
bread IN twenty tour hours NV ply siciaus gave me
up to die. | was then carried 10 rhiadelpha 10 Dr.
Jackson. who saved me from Hath; but tlsta
ing he raised me my feet, for twelve months after
wards 'eit disease raging IN my system, so much so
that had no hopes ef getting well until by acct.
dent heard of your Bitters-l sent and three
Ties was thea 40 weak could scarcely walk or ride.
l roud not eat any animal food commenced with
the-i could then i've upon fair diet took SIX bot
ties, and considered self clear of disease felt bill.
lio'is ms spring and took Two bottles more which
think has pnt me in as gooa health a. enjoyed
have taken the Bttefs before and after eating aud ne
yer without feaiing beneht, 1 have no hesitation in
saying that have realized more benefit from hit
tersthan any medicine ever took. I believe, with 4
fair trial, they viii correct dissrdered stomach
You may make any disposal Of this that you please.
john PORTER, Jr.
Th'sisto certify, that from the Of Dr. Mills Rt-
ters one Of my daughters has he restored to health
She had been in declining health for several years, and
had almost lost hopes of her recovery; but when all
Other means failed, those hi,tcrs have preya allied.
We, the undersigned, do certify, that we have used
w Mills Dyspepie ard Cholie Btters, aud from their
hshehcai ana sanitary effects, do recommend them To
the public, aud think them worthy OF patronage.
K. b. Sempe, K. Jenaings,
Mayor Fred'g. Ivory Jones',
Jos. Sandlord, +. c. Chaudler,
Roy Jones, Jno. Ferneyhough.
The shove but few OF the numerous certificates
IN tile subscribers possession lie deems deems
necessary however Ia add he believes the
medicine where properly used, will snit cieny
mend Itself
Prepared aud sold wholesale. by
]. J. MILLS. Fredericksburg;
And at retail, by the following agent
novl3-2m JAMES BAKER, Wheeling, We.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-09
Posr OFFICE REGULATIONS.
Mail arrivals aud departures after the Isl da,
OF July, 1918.

nAf'.y Eastern mail arrives pm and departs l0l
Daily Western mail arrives Il IN and departs IN
Daily hy Steutcnvie and Weisyilic, arrives II m
and densris :
From Wooster to Wheeling, arrives every TUESDAY,
Thursday aud Saturdays al a NJ, aud departs every
Moadav. "Wednesday aud Friday at am
Fro. Marietta by Grave Creek. arrives Tuesdays and
Saturdays by p and departs Mondays aud Fridays
aiSsm
From Be'hany hy West Liberty to Wheeling, arrives
every Tuesday. Thursday aud Saturday. by IL O'Clock,
m. and departs dav at p
From Morganown by Wavneshurghto Wheeling, ar
rives Thursdays at m. and departsfrom Wheeling on
FRIDAYS at G am
From Morsantown by Blacksmith to Wheeling, ar
rves every Tuesday at C and departs from Wheel
IN. every Wed gcsslaV ri q IN.
From Woodland hy Sockmaa's TO Wheeling, arrives
every Saturday at6p m, and departs from Wheeling
every Thursday al pm
An mail matters should he deposited in the Office 1t
east one hour aefnrc the time Of cosinr the mail
Office opcps at a and closes again at Il y m
Opens again at NJ, and close n 10 y IA
Opened on Saturdays from to ga IN and nom y TO
I0I
Newspaper postage must be paid in advance at the
zach quarter, commencing lst Janua
ry Ist April. LIST July I'D st of October failure to
do so, viii oarse their discontinuance.
Those renting BoSes and keeping qnsricry accounts
pay their hills at the ciss of each quarter
These rules must I've strictly complied with.
jcia ALEXANDER NEWMAN, z
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-09
CNEAT CENTRAL. ROUTE

GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
rIROM WHEELING TO BALTIMORE, WASHING
Z TON CRY ,rtiiLAnELPHIA, NEW YORK and
BOSTON. The National Road and Good Intent Stage
Companies running six daily lines to csnbel land
connecting with the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road. On
by "a hours Stage travel to either ofthe ahoveetes,
lance by railroad.
la1ime To Baltimore n hours.
Time to Philadelphia IL hours.
Fare TO Baltimore ii DOLLARS,
Fare TO Phapelpha IL DOLLARS.
Six daily lines leave the Companies Stage and Railroad
Office every morning al O'clock 4. NJ and extras fur
nisIed al any hour load should offer.
For through tickets 10 Baltimore and Philadelphia, ap
ply al the Companies Office, No. 20 ater street. hee
ling, Va doors north OF the United States Hotel.
For Good Intent Stage Co. W. n. STEELE
Aud }. &. ACIIESON, for n. L. :. Co.
aug Great CenIra Route Rail Road a Stage Once
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-09

HANiNG appointed NJ. REILLY, No. LOT, West
-AA side Market Square Wheeng, Va their agent for
TINS city he would call the attention Of the public
those CELEBRATED PACK ED TEAS, the superior
excellence of which is too well known require com
mendaton. They have eesu for long time the favor
ito Teas in the principal Atlantic cities and are fast
obtaining char aeter throughout the country which Will
give them precedence W erev err they are used.
All housekeepers know how difficult il has been here
otore 10 obtain good Teas fair prices but the great
facilities Of this Company enable them place in the
hands other agents oices article prices whieh
cannon fato sustain tile nigh character already attain
ca ny thei ana II they should not suit you have only
TO return them to the and refunded
NOFiCE--As many imtators have risen up W no are
vending an inferior article in the this COMPANY
they deem proper TO state order prevent imposi
fion that none genuine which do Oh every
package in addition to the title the Company that OF
McCALLMONT BOND,
L corner Market and Front sts Phi adeiphia-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-09
He would also invite the attention of the public
the following
Testimonials from NrusDaD,rs

'ot'"'o"tpeo ~ "he 4Nc"tsPuPtfS.
We received a week since u very and superior
Article ior an Editors tabieor for the table ofahy
uehSn or lady who can appreciate The virtues Of tho
most famous product ofthe celestial empire II
cd Ut two papers Of tea, he Golden Chop and the Ne
Plus tltra of very excellent quality rvaIinc fresh
ness and in their rich favors the beverages which
the table OF the Emperor OF China They from the
Piiadeipha and New York Pekin Tea Company, no
have established their Depot in this Amer full aud
satisfactory proof Of its excellence with conf
dence commend IL 10 friends. Christ Observer
fkAKls TEA CoaNAsy.-One who ~ really isdge,
says, that these Teas very superior, and If have
any taste in these matters is altogether in accordance
WIN his decis ion.-Christa an Repository.
DELICIOUS TeAs-Ne take pleasure in informing
readers that the Philadelphia and New York fekin Tea
Company have on hand varied supply of roth green
and black dlcuit To excel in delicacy of flavor, rich
NESS and aroma by anything of the kmd imported
into this count y,( Z hiiade phIa sun.
The ladies OF our household charmed with the
samples they have used aud delighted that certain
are known where supply of the genuine China"
be ohiamed,-l rennsy yanian.
The above Teas for sale by REILLY, Ag't,
jy23 No. 1917, Msrket-Square, Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-09

Y~EALER in English. German and American itch
~ en- Furniture, No i,3 Mana 81. Opposite the Mon
roe Housel ,Nbceine, Va.
The subscriber has Just received from The East
he purchased them al the lowest cash prices. gssd
.srt,ent Of cutlery aud every other article in de.
and OF kitchen furniture. which he prepared dis.
oose OF as eheap lie hal IA this Also
good variety OF TN Toys.
he also Keeps on hand Of his own manufacture, as
usual large assortment of TIA and Sheet iron ware
Wholesale OF retail, and Binck Tin ware.
ANY thin- IN his line, not hand, will he manufae
Jared ON the shortest notice, reasonable terms
few Bucks Patent cooking stoves, and Ptts5urg l
coal stove, ioT sale al low prices
ct2v SAhAesilfhL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-09
RApwAY's CHINESE INDICATED Soar AND

THE CIRCASSIAN HERNIA.
THIS medicinal cosne que is sure curative to all
affections OF the skin, inpartng heath and beauty
10 the complexion. We have been frequently ssked WHY
we call Radway Soap, Chinese1 We do pretend
tosey that Railways Soap either invented or pre-.
pared in China Not Al all; the invention in entirely
our own--so also is its manufacture; hut its medicinal
agents are indigenous al thai climate, whilst its beaut
Tying properties largely owing tie Giro assia an
hsnna The Henna II one of those meritot plants
whose virtues as cnsretique has for centuries been
known only TO the Circassans But by the wonder full
success OF Railway Soap in imparting thai transparent
sothess To the skin, health and beauty to the copec
hon u proof positive OF It's and valued virtues
This with other lausanne plants, Possessing healing
cleansing, purifying and beauty ing merits (kBown
~ to usl the great of the Of Railways
soap Railways Soap is speedy It's effect of removing
Tan, sunhurn, Pimpes, blotches pustules letters
Cures Salt Rheum, Ringworn Rash aud mosquito hies
For shaving It's excellent for the Toilet it uneqaed
Sod for % cents large aud i ali tablets at
the principal depoiS oil Courtland street 554 Pearl
New York. J& X C RAILWAY CO.,
sd Pearl street, New York.
Sold IN Wheeling by o FAIRCHiID
ausi0 AGENT