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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-13
ELECTION SCENES wAsH1NGrnN

Corres pondepcr 81 he Baltimore Patriot
WASHINGTON. Nov. Z. lSIs.
IL O'Clock st night.
We'll. we'll, we'll The Taylor ground
saetl has been msnii~siing itself, sinc- 8 o.
rftck this evening. in a way To rriuice the
sssris 81 all " hlgs, and iu de spurd the hearts
! all the locuiocos lar. iar b~inw Zero!
c.nno descrihe the scenc ! have witness
ID. Ia fr'nt oil the Wing Committee Room,
IN the great P-unsslvauis Avenue. a vast
%.oncourse of people have beeu assembled 10
heart the announcement oil the election re-
turns. a. those returns came in on the teie-
Nsphic wins. As Bladensburg and Other
precincts. IN Prince Georges County. Mary
lend. were sevetally heard trom, and a Wing
gain IN each was snncuuced-as AleYsndria,
fsiftsr nunty Richmond ciry, Hrnrico
county and Petersburg. in Virginis. ,were an
eeunced each snd oil as having given d II NJ
cus Wing gaiH-ss the news came that Il s.
ION had done the same fhing-thai Philsd-l
pi,ia City and county aud Cumberland county.
IN Pennsylvania. had each and all madr a
Whig gun, lsrgs aud glrneu--Ihsi oil De.
ls~sfe bad n.bly tollopcd SAT-, sud crmr Up
Wing by a thousand msj rliy-as all this
glorious Wig ncrs came 10 band aud W,
~siauuaced rnn the Whis Head Q,erters,
ID. shout, oi joy aud gladn.ss ~ huh rert The
cir may be Unsigned. but no; by NV prti
can they be described! A huge bp,tim in he
cenirc ui the Avenue added much To the i'm
posing scrurl
Such an interchange of Wing greetings.
eousfs ula'i qHs cni heart irlt rrjoicings as !
have witnessed this night. it serms to me
could not have BEEN surpassed 81 sny point,
az in any part OF the cnuhtn, Ia lSIO. VIII n
| the people I this va alton irst ssc-r isined,
that Genersl Harrison hal besten Merlin Van
Bur-pi
So much for the Wing gathering and the
. reception b, tie Wings OF lhr 4 orious Wing
nrw,i
With d lew friends. | b-nt my wa, tn The
Locohto Il-.d Quarters. at The Union BnItd
ings-and " hot dad We three behold and ii-ar!
| heavrns aud earth " lat d nel,ichal, $ -ctf.
Gle! s me twenty prrsous were her 10 X
ing 20 ii~cnhsoat-. that W. joi Tor their mi--
~lofiunrs, They had but lttir or M news:
their corr-spo tdent> had beea sirs,g-iy T mss
III their duty, having ssni m'lv Iiir 7 turns
trim two et three pT.cinc 5. bat were not cl-s'
u, Ia The nam, : Of the c,iunli- $ ihe said prerlncl
belonged H. Ii vas an awful spectacle, snd
| aud ms trends left.
Tn glorious news rom Lancaster county
lis just in. Also. SUM most ogresblr ue%i
from Msinti l. is ali - good that ! Cad
witt M norr. hat WiU the Gn,ernm. n
EDITOR I'd Ia his 20 pr q. Ia mrrn' NOR
uiasf VIVA caa IL ~sA7 Wi-r. .shis pre-.
dictinn ri lSiol Ech answers n1 I,? Po,,
i, BY ih- SIDE OF his ,redlci II ri le4J! Vii
he MOI NOW ST. &.
20 carry mr. back 10 Old Vir5inis,
To Uid Virgini. ST. re"
Blu: old Virginia now looks a. II she nrrvd
no i~nviiiug pace ior his SWEET rr POSE! Pr
as ps he viii prefer to 60 10 California! Nous
Verrons.
POTOMAC.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-13
For fi< inns.
VI rssuto, Nov 9Th. 1915

NJ rg.oto,n Nov 9Th. 1918.
Ma. WHkRr N IS, rr a. hesrd from.
IeIll give you In lection news
All the precincts IN Munonsa'is hesrd from
except one. AMI Cas- s ~rnojori,y il 2s6. the
prrrinc, vet 10 come in will give Csss q n's-
rity OF 90.
Majorit, total 36l.
Polks majority 1914 was 357 votes.
Pr s,on C.,uu'y-rwo precincts hert irua
Tsylors majority is 10 81 the two-Pot s
mai ,rity at those twn precincts Was IS votes.
Evansville ~pfecinc, in that C'uniy. will give
. small Wing majority and Germany precinct
will .ive q small majority Tor Cass-,Ay that
Preston will stand off.
Marion County, Csss majority At the
Court House SO votes. Folks majority in
"A was ll9 votes.
TAYLOR Coun,y-Taylor's majority Is 40
votes over that Of Clay in 1914. Taylor
County you will recoIIect gave Clay small
majority. | do not recollec, what.
Taylors majority in Taylor County is -
yOtPs,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-13
YOUR CT SIR.

One Of these nondescript specimens Of hui
msnity. chilled daudies. travelling through
| Connecticut a few DAYS since, in bis own, or
borrowed conveyance. was brought up with
a "round turn" al a toll cate, which he de-
| signed to have passed without paving the Il.
susl lee. When he found himself in limbo.
from which he could not ESCAPE without
".orking over" he inquired OF q young lady
who was in attendance al the gate. how much
he had to pay, before he could pass the form.
,ds Bile barrier.
Thee cents, sir. is the charge for single
wagons replied the young lady.
Three cents is a three-pence, the half of .
sixpence; one oil the smallest bits of silver in
use. Ell! young woman, am ! right?' SAID III.
dandy. feeling in his pockets Tor his changr.
Three Cents, sir, II you please, said the la
dy.
In your office OF highway man, Young
woman, YOU viii subtract The smouut oil your
demand from this piece. and return me thr
bs lance as conveniently quick as your ordina-
~ loconotion will allow. sail the dandy g-n-
%,lrinsn, al the same time purpo.ely dropping
= shilling pie &c into the mud benra,h his Wa
gon. All there it is IN the mud, | declare
| wouldn't dirty my tingrrs for twenty OF
them.
Tue Dung iduy tooN Tue sii'hlhS rom lnf
mud where h had dropped invent into the
| house. aud returned with ninr cents. which
she placed immediately under the wheel,
where she had taken up the shilling.
'hillo. hillo, young woman. what is ii you
mean, soid the dandy. why dou't you put
that rom into my hand. chr
The glrl archiy replied, Sir, ! found your
money under the wagon; there you will find
your change aud Us she turned 10 g. into the
house, she gave The fellow a most sisnitican,
smile, and added, II wouldn't dirty my lin
gers tor t,eut, OF them would you, Mr. Dan
Jy ma n? ha, Ia, ha-,hete's your change, SIR
aud she CLOSED the door.
The gsntemGn distnounted-pick~d "up
his 'ppefs, aud was off d, full s.rrd, impA
ten, TO get oul OF sight aud hearing. | he
should ever happen III that country agsin, he
viii take care how he makes change with ian-
| kee girls.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-13
For the Times.

FoT INC 4 lines.
MR. EDlroR.-Inssmuch rs that ''slop .hnp
ola thing who si,emp,s 10 edit The Wheeling
Argus has brough, a tamil, matter Of mine
before the public, | have thought il due 10
myself to make the following statement:
Seeing my wife and sister on their way to
tbti r mothers house. aud in order 10 cause a
little iun in my own family CIRCLE, ! prepar-
ed d despatch Us il coming from m, WITS
uncle in Baltimore. aud SEN, il 10 them, di
rected 10 my molher-in law At the time !
sen, it, OF course did not thi ok or expec, ii
would go beyond my own family but. unior.
i%una,ely, just as the ladies' received il they
were leaving the house 10 go out shopping.
and took the despatch with ;hem. Calling al
a store, the contents OF The despatch became
known and it was copied By spe of The drmc-
cratic party, who soon made ii known
throughout the town. Thus the little piece of
fun. intended alone for my own family, soon
made the whole town alive with excitement.
Mortified that my family should thus limo.
Gently become the means of perpe,rsiing such
an extensive hoax upon the community. |
] Immediately called at the Post Off e and
explained he matter, and from there the e.
flee OF the Argus, whe re | was nor a li,tl.
surprised to find The DIES a,ch slready in type.
After explaining The wnole %sffairto the b o h
er Of the editor, (the editor being out al the
time. J and a, several places OF public resort.
] consoled myself that | had done all that the
circumstances OF the case required. Yet, al
Ter all ,his-with all the facts in his possrs.
sion, that contemplate "bsrrel OF old rags'
ycleprd David Maciane, bursting his hoops
with rage at the result Of the election. has
sought to wresk his vengeance on me and my
lamily, by dragging us before the public, in
,n article which is as full Of ialsehoods as he
Is OF dishonest,-l have thought il best TO say
this much TO the public. | need not my
more. s. RICE.
Wheeling, Nov. i3, l848.
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EsTEaN ADVERTISING ANDcoLLEcTTNc

AGENCY
WM. klNsLoE, Third street, two daors east
Post o:hce, Piiisburg. Pa. is our an, hor,.
ed Agent tor that city. Mr. X. ais, attends
o the ~cullecti N ot bills against persons in
n that city-larg- or stnall-and refers to the
Editors OF the Pittsburgh pres, in particular,
M the western press generally.
+. w. CARR, opposite the Eachang.
rhi'adelphia. Is agrnt fofarocnring subscri
Ions aud advertising Tor the Wheeling Time
BtDIeNT 4 GREEN, 81 Street, Opposite III
Pos, oilicr. Cincinnati. will act as Agen,
Tor the Wheeling Times, aud all orders lei
With them will be promptly attended to.
NoLsk, Il. PALMER is authorize. Ia act
gent lr receiving subscriptions and adv.
ise'nents Tor the Wheeling Dali, Times y
ADVERTISER, at Baltimore, Phila ielptris, NJ,
York and Boston. His office is in
Baltimore, at the Southeast corner of Mort
,ad Fayette streets:
Philadelphia, N. w. Corner OF Third and
Chestnut ST..
New York Tribune Buildings, opposite cit,
Hall.
WIN. THOMPSON, corner of Bsltimore
aud South SIS. is duly authorized agent Tor
tins paper IN the cit, of Baltimore.
GEO. PRATT No ISL. Nassau 81. n. Y.
VIII act as agent To preure advertisements
and Subscriptions IN The city of New York Tor
the Wheeling Daily aud Weekly Times.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-13

NATURAL GAs.-Mr. SAMUEL Steadm.n Of
Fssnklin county, after boring for water al hi,
f~>i ence an Eikhorn 10 the depth II nnr v
seven leet, nearly all the way through Sold
rck, struck with the auger a vein OF natural
gas which forced its way in a large vulumn
10 The surface. Fire being applied To il. il
burnt a. brilliantly as the best manufactures
sss. This was on Friday last. and it has con.
ti0ued L. hnm ever since. Mr.. 5. has intro
duc-d II into ITS dwelling house. The Frank
tort feoman says that the quantity which
escapes from The sueer hole is .uhicient 10
light up d city.--Lsnisuiile. Jomrnoi.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-13

Az ivALs Ana uEP,ktuets
u Boats Tor m, ttsr u hHrr, ea tial yfstey-
lay a, 4 O'Clock, Z. VI.
ARRIVED.
Mt Vernon. Knuntz, 81 Louis,
Clipper No2, Crooks, Pittsburgh.
Caledonia, Calhoun.
Consul, Kinney.
Diligence. Li,lon,
Robt Fulton, Collier.
Skipper. Sloous. hochingsport.
MnnoDgaheis, Stone, Cincinnati.
Hail Coiumbis. Green.
Virginia. Dawson. Steubenvi.le,
DEPARTED.
Hail Columbia, Green, Pittsburgh,
MI Vernon, Hountz, +.
Consul, Kinney,
Skipper, Sioops.
Mononga i-ts Stone,
Clipper, No2, Cruoks. Cincinnati,
Caledonia, Calhoun.
Diligence, LisloiI, parkrr.burg,
NIreiuia, Dsw son. Steub%n,iiir,
z feet o inch water falling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-13

| How TO LOOK YoUNG.-An eyed person
being asked how he had managed to reiam his
youthful Appearance So we'll as he had duue
said, Il never ride when | can walk; uever
cal mere than one dish al dinner, aud never
e. drunk. My walking keeps my blood in
eirculsiiot, ny sim pie di-t prevents indigrs.
non, an never drinking afi-nt spirits my
liver never Tears being csIen up a i've" But
he forgot tu add oue OF the greatest causes ui
lasting youth. viz: d kind un.m,ipus, conieut.
ed heat" Envy and discomfort can dig as
deeply into The human lace DIS tine itself?
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-13
BUFFALO ROBES.
A CARD.
vi LINS.
Carpet Coverilt Establishment
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES

ttip hhNNfbAN respectfully solic It's the atten
ZION o ! oeai-fs heA"s OF families aud the paLlie
seheisiit' I" ms rssa1sshGnenI, IN South Wseeliur
sHefr ne Continues u earfy on the weaving Of Uom,s
'e 'arprts and toverhts, % a variety OF style,. 6snI.a
faiheow and venetian. lie has also several new ~,
'sfns' that cannot lad 20 afofd peru l SATISFACTION. All
efae's WIN pf"nirty attended 10 aud he work war
i'hscd"f good qnaiss every Kind Of eolor inx don.
al ahe most reasonable price.
sinstc ~oyrrills lof sale Al wholesale OF retail
"ssssr~s" DAVID kENkEpAY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-13

OHIO. In tn. present contest this great
state is unf rluns,ely found slons side oil
Virginia. opposed TO ss'und government. II
is. -hawev-i. as ,mly wing ss ever; but un-
fortunately too many Of her people mis,ook
the course NECESSARY to attain their ends
They will h, ~resitrr. unless We are much mis-.
taken, be- found manfully sustaining q wing
government, ssd iour yess hence . Wing
president.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-13
HltEiING & BEL. MONT

EKITW'E COMPANY.
The subscribers To the capital stock of the
Wheeling aud Belmont Bridge Cnmpsny are
hereby notified that an INSTRUMENT of g.. 90
upon zach and every shpte thereof is re-
l'irrd 10 be raid lay them respectively tn the
Treasurer oi the said Com .,anv. IN Mon
tay the lib dav OF December. 1918
By order oil lhe Board uf Managers.
+. II. FITZhuGH, Clerk.
John Morgan. Esq. the Treasurer. will be
found at the Merchants and Mechanics Bank.
Nv. .. 1913.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-13
THE YOUNG MANS COURSE i saw

THE YOUNG MANS COURSE saw
him first Of a social party. tie took but Q
single glass of vine. aud that in compliance
with 'h- request oi . lair young lsdy. With
" torn h. &, nver-cd.
saw hia nexi. " hen he SUI pused he was
unsrrn, tsking . glass tu s-ti-iy the slight de-
sire formed BY hIs s,uiid indulgence. He
thought there "ss un danger.
saw him agsin wtlh those o. his owu age
meeting ~ night tospend a 5 oIt time ia con
vlvsl pleasure. He ssid it wss omiy inoc-nt
smus.mrut.
met him next late in the evening 10 the
street. unable Ia reach lIoine. / assisted hi'u
tnith-r. Tie looked sshstn-d " hen we next
met.
| raw him next, rerliag ia the street; a
confused stare was on hi. cuultena ce, and
words Of bldsyhemy un his lo,igue. Shame
Was gone.
! saw bin yet once mcre-he wss pale,
cold suI no i1nless, and was carried by hls
friends to hi> lost resting place. Ia the smell
procession that followed. ~ ~ heed VAS ess,
down. aud >-rupd io shake with
anguish. His ather ; grry were going To the
grave with sorrow. His mother wep, 10
uiidk ,he had ever giveh bting 10 such a
child.
1 thought of bis fUturr state. ] oprned
the Bio Z. and r-ad-"Dmukdr is shalt not
inherit the kingdum ol Heaven.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-13
Cincinnati, Nov. II. p NJ

ILLiNOlS.--Rrport,d g.ins over Clay
Gsl'atin. Laurence. Ricblsnd, Wsbssh. Ed.
wards, Clarke, Edgar, era wiord snd White
Ten hundred and nineteen io' Taylor.
INDIANA. Ten counties in the ~vicioit,
OF Niacennes, Taylor gain, twelve hun irrd
and seventy Tor, aud nses in three conn,i .
'''ir hundred a ID sixty. Davies off, ial. Tsy-
Tor twenty seven gain.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-13

We are COMPELLED to lay over until TO-
morrow, the communication al -. IN which
highly honorable trsIimany is borne to the
ind pc drncv and Intelligence OF our Gefmsn
population, a mstmity oi whom, ia this
County. despite the Appliances made to 'hein,
voted The wing ticket.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-13
CER

OAK SPRINGS, Orange Cos~sy, Val
May 4. 1874.
Dear sir-rhis 10 to inform you, that ia ISSu. | was
attacked wuh a disease called Ds spe. x,a. M symp-
tons were a collection Of wind IN ,he stomach aud how.
els ssef es ins, - innin. Ia the head, together with an
aheci ION Of .ie whole nervous system. had the tsess
medicsi siseidsnce my county could sdord-i took the
Whole class of .onic medicines for two years, without
relle'; wore do sn To a me'e frame, so much 30 that
my bones came through my ssin. My Diet, for one year,
bead in twenty tour hours. My PLY sicians gave me
up 10 die. was thea carried 10 fbiisdelphia. 10 Or.
Jackson. who saved me from d, ath; but notw II hstand.
ing lie raised me GA my fee foo Twelve months AFTER.
wards lei, disease raging IN INV system. SO mush 80
dent, heard of your Bt.ers-I seat anu got three ho,.
ties. was then 40 weak | cou d scarcely ak or Tide.
them-i could then Iiv. upon 4 fair diet. TOOK six hot.
ties, aud CO ,siderel ny : II clear of disease. I felt bill.
l'ous TINS spring, aud TOOK two io,tes more. which
! lux mas pui me a. as goot health as ever enjoy ed -
! have taken The B,ttcrs he ere AID zi.et eating, aud ne.
yer without ieslns benefit. I have no hssIisiion il
saving. That have retiizei more benefit ffo~a ) our hi.
t@rsthan any medicine ever took. he'isvs. with .
fair iral, they VIA .orrect any d~iserdered slon,a H.
fou may make ahy DIS, osslo Of this that you pi~Ase.
jonN roRrER, J.
THIS is to certify, that from the use Of nr. Mills Ru.
,ers' one OF any daughters has he Gu restored 10 health
Size had been IN d0ciimins heat for several ysa,s. AID
! had almost lost no Is nj her recovery; hut when ali
otief iieahs faii,d, those bi',ers have prev sIied.
We, The undersigned. do c%er,ify. that We hsve used
w Minis bysptp.ic aid Cholic Bi.iers. and from their
heneneia' a"d "a dtAry enec,s, do recommend then, 10
The public, and ,hlnk them worthy OF patronage.
K. Il. 81 upie. 4. Jrunings,
Mavor, Fred's Ivory Jones'.
jos. landlord, T. {. Chsudlrr.
Roy jonrs, Jno. F-rney i,ough.
The srove rehui a few OF the numerous certificates
ih i"- Subscribe $ POSSESSION. He deems deems uu-
necessary. however. to add ANY more. IS he believes the
h'edieiue, where properly USED, viii snr.c ientiy recon-.
msnd itself n
Prepared aud sold wholessle by
J. J. MILLS. fredericksburg
And at retail, by toe f,iiow,u. agen
novi@-2m JAMES bAk Err, Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-13

We ia>ert the following as = necessary
statement. t. relieve an iruorsble aud s.a,i-
tive man ir IN Vie mur.ilicotion he has ben
male Ia endrre Tor perpr trailing = perfectly
harmless aud iunuceut Joke. accidentally
and a heart, leug'', and hen gathered up BY
all ediioiisl blschguard as a subject vi censure
and calumnv. W. have c"me to q pretty
pass. luired. il our N wspspers must drag "
cry little iam,l, ma't'r before the public.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-13
ONE uIrIDpFD DOLLARS REWARD

UNE HU NDKEU No" NM
The above reward viii be paid 20 any hat
ter ia this CITY. who viii Manufacture and
complete . hat in better slsle and workman
ship. than We ran At No. 10, Monroe II.
S. AVERY.
r. S.-The hats to be sent TO Nrw York,
and abide the lecisi u 81 a ~rcnnittre ot tie
best hatters in that great emporium.
:. AVERY.
Wheeling, Oct. 20, 1sis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-13

NJ " ToIII TOW 1"f eash. a TIE Premium Hal aud Gap
Shore on Union 81. inoviol JOHN J. HoGE.
Fine Beaver and Silk Cans.
OPERA shape, just received and for sale low nv
now JOHN J HOCE
"a re-" doz black aud brown siik plush GAGS. high
AA crown and late style, received this day hy
novlV Ohm HOGE
4 FINE assortment Of hoy's and cbiiien's silk plush
Caps the OILY ones la the c,iy, TO he had al
hovto Ohm J G
SiMGRE Caps for boys. an entirely new auicle
ana very cheap JOuN J. HoGE's
SStNCf Velvet Caps. with pIunes. tor infants. tore.
= iher with a large assortment OF the various K inis Of
Cans IN use, for men and hoys. all OF Winch were bought
low aud selected by myself, viii, rrea, care. ia the east.
em cities. Please call and examine INV stock, At me
fdsiionside ma, aud eat store. ON Union street.
noylO JOHN J. IIO6.E.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-13

For the Times.
Mr.. WHARTON About two weeks .iice.
aud two or three days after my hats ,oVk The
pr-mium at III fair, Mf. Avery offered a ~.
ward through your paper Of one hundred dol
lars, 10 any batter IN this city that would
n,tr a letter hat han he could, the hats TO
b- judged by q committee Of hstiers. ac-
cepled bis pf"posi' ION at once, and ! now re-
specially ieinrm him that my hat is ready,
aud | am willing {" sud il to New York or
To any other city III the United States. Now
don't keep me waiting. ~neighhor Avery.
want 10 b. h%apdlmg hat great reward--ii
looks very large NY eyes. Aud you mutt
nor either ioe The mark or el~e "fizzle out al
the small md the iinru." Ny hats have la
Zen The premium over yours once and they
cen d. II again. JOHN J. HOGE,
Nov z. Premium Halter. Cuiun 81.
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fnoSkn
&osss~N


The result oi the Presidential election held
cn TUESDAY lost. is b~torr our rrsders. GEN
ZACHARY TAYLOR is presidrn, by a very
large msjorily both Of the people and the e.
~lectoraI College. The following States have
cast their votes for him by tie piurslitits aod
mai rites named.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-13
SlOCkING EArrO8y

.JohN ECkHARf respectfully iufot ms his friend,
and Customers that he tas remove ed 10 the s,aaa IN,
merry occupied ~ John bisaoa, Main IT., near uniou
Were lac WA Keep all s,fls of stoekibs. sn,,-
Drawers. made Of the lest materials. s~.,1
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W.. MILLS,S
Vegetable Dyspeptic and Cholic
RIT"TE

'CHE numerous known cures performed ny these Bit.
tiers vas induced the inventor. at tie earnest solicit
alton Of msny respeci aiie citizens " ho have all eape.
rienced ,ieir henefcisi AID SANITARY effects, 70 make
them pohlic 'or tna good of mank ind in general. They
are ',a0r purely OF vegetable matter, and NAV ne taken
by 'ne wess'st female with pefite, safety. They act
gently on the bowels, and will he sure to carry on any
inpurIiy OF the stomach. and thereby impair viror and
strength TO The " nOiS 9, stem.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-13
NiCoLL L CARR.
Sign II the Trunk, Flag, etc.

IIARNESS-Ne world call the attention Of our Gus
- toners and others to our stock OF fine and eotu.
''ete Buggy Harness. W have some that are very
neat. and al lower prices than heretofore.
ecf2u NlCoIL Il CARR. lOy Main st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-13

There j. still a fair prospect Of carr ing
Iowa Illinois. aud ossibiy Alibarns. But
h. has now % ell ctorsi VOTES more than are
nee, s>ary To- elect hin. Such i. the insult ot
| q ing aad srduous contest. II is d glorious
aud happy ccos mna,ion. proving The hou-
esly aud patriotism OF the people and qua ran
Iring he perpeluity Of the government.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-13
lO9 MAIN STREET


fSRE have on hand for The Fall I raie. a. rood an a.
w sortnent as we usually have, co,sisi ing Of ssd.
dlrs. Is idles, Harness, Trunks. Vslis~s, Carpet RAGS.
and setcteis, Saddle Bags. Collars. Tiames. Trace chains.
etc, etc. Our wors 10 made Of the les, unater,si aud nv
GOOD wosknien, and we will sell on tav terms. Our
FORMER customer NE nope. viii favos ms " ,fs q call,
as wei as any others " no may want an, thing In our
line OF business, a. we " III spare no pains 10 rp,ieayor
TO please all WHO do. All kinds of WORT made TO order
and old work repsired without deI,y.
NICoLL 4 CARR,
oct2O siro Of thr Trurk ri.c -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-13
Needles Needles

.5.lD thousand Needles, tnst reed from Abe eeleet.,.a
mAhhiseiory Ut Crowley 4 soa'. for al.
~" Jas MELLON, un,o. ase~s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-13

QTA trend h,4s handed US toe following
likeness OF GEN. CASS an herring Il The
election meas. We confess that ii il the
mcs, iodicrous thing thu, hs met our eye
siuce the G mmen,euent Of the ,smpsign.