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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-08

that no one can be envious Of good deeds who has
confidence in his own virtue. Like CICERO he kept
himself unstained by social or domestic vices pre-
served serenity and cheerfulness cherished habit
ua reverence for the Deity, and dwelt continually,
not on the mystic theology of the schools but the
hopes of better life. He lived in what will be
garded az the virtuous age Of his country, while
CICERO WAS surrounded by an overwhelming de-
generacy. He had the light of Christianity for bis
guide and its sublime motives as indictments to
virtue; while CICERO had only the confused in
structons Of the Grecian Schools, and saw nothing
certainly attainable but present applause and fu-
ture fame In moral courage, therefore, he excelled
his model and rival CATO. Bot CATO was a vision
ary, who insisted upon his right always without
reference to the condition Of mankind, he should
have acted in PLATo's imaginary Republic. ADAMS
stood 10 this respect midway between the imprac-
tcAble Stole and the too flexible Academician. he
had no occasion to say, as the Greoian orator did
that If be had sometimes acted contrary to himself
he had never acted contrary TO the Republic but
he might justly have said, a. the noble Roman did
81 have rendered to nay country all the great ser
vices which she was willing to receive at my
hands, and have never harbored q thought con-
corning her that wa, not divine"
| More fortunate than CICERO, who fell q victim
Of civil wars which he could not avert, ADAMS was
permitted to linger on the earth. until the genera
tions Of that future age, for whom he had lived and
to whom he had appealed from the condemnation
Of contemporaries, came up before the Certain
which had shut out his sight aud pronounced ever
him, az he was sinking into the grave, their jujg-
ment OF Approval and Benedicton.
The distinguishing characteistcs Of his life wer,
sEsIFIcTsT LABOR and Personal CONFINEMENT.
He never sought wealth. bat devoted himself to
the service of mankind. Yet by the practice Of
frugality and method, he secured the enjoy ment o.
dealing forth continually stinted charities and
died 10 affiuence. He never solicited place pre-
ferment, and had no partisan combinations or ever
connections; yet be received honors which eluded
the covetous grasp Of those who formed parties
rewarded friends and prescribed enemies and be
filed longer period Of varied and distinguished
service than fell to the lot Of any other citizen
In every stage Of this progress he was CONTEST.
he was content to be President, Minister, Repre-
sentative or Citizen
Stricken In the midst Of this service, In the YER
act Of rising to debate he fell into the arms Of Cor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-08

Tho Univsrsity Of vhsinis-
The disastrous career Of many Of the States and
the absolute naction Of Others since the RESPONSE
bilities of Internal Improvement have been cast off
by the Federal authorities, and devolved upon the
States, without other sources Of revenue than di.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-08


gress of the United Sstes the powers enumerated may be
ecctuay brought into aceD by laws promoting the I'M
provenent OF agriculture, commerce ana MANUFACTURED.
the cultivation and Of the mechanic arts
and of the elegant the Advancement OF literature and
the progress the sciences ornamental and Profound 10
refrain frem exercising them for the benefit OF the people
would be to hide In the earth the talent committed 10 our
charge-wou be treachery to the most sacred OF trusts
The spirit Of Improvement 10 abroad upon the EARTH 1t
stimulates the hearts, and sharpsns the faculties, not Of
our fellow citizens Alone but Of the nations OF Europe and
of their Rulers While dwelling with pleasing satisfsc
ton upon the Superior excellence Of political instu
TONS let Us be unmindfu that Liberty Power that
the nation blessed with the largest portion OF Liberty
must In proportion u numbers, be the most powerful
H. In the moral purposes Of his Creator, upon condition
tia. II shall be exercised 10 ends of benedcnce 70 improve
the condition Of himself and his fellow While To-
reign nations less blessed with that freedom which 10
power than ourselves advancing with gigantic strides
In the career Of public Improvement were We 10 snmoer
In incidence or fold arms and proclaim to The world
that we are passd by the will Of our constituents. would
not DO 70 cast away the bouniies OF Providence ant
dosm ourselves to perpetual inferorty? In the course
Of the year now drawing s close. have behed un
der auspices and at the expense OF one State OF this
Union, new University unfolding Its portals TO the sons
Of science and holding the torch Of human improve
ment 10 eyes that seek the light We have seen, under
the perseyering and enlightened enterprise OF another
State the waters Of our Western Lakes mingle with those
compshed ths compass OF few years By the authority
OF single members OF Confedeacy We, the repre-
sentative authorities Of the whole Union, fall behind our
fellow the exercise Of the trust committed 70
as for the bsnent Of sovereign. BY the &C
complement Of works important TO the whole and 10
neither the authority the resources Of any one
State can b adeQustef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-08

ments of the Consultation Of the United States be
submitted to the People of the several States for
their adoption:
From and after the fourth Gay Of July 1872 there shall
be- hroue hou the Uniled States No HrlEprrAsY SLAVE
n.y. but on and Gfer that day every child within the
United States shall be FREE.
With the exception Of the Territory Of Florida there
shall henceforih never be admitted into this Union, any
STATE the Constitution Of which shall tolerate within the
same the existence OF sLAvsRr
In lsi5, the obnoxious Rule OF the House OF
Representatives was rescinded The Freedom of
Debate and of Petition was restored, and the unre-
strained and irrepressible Discussion of Slavery by
the Press and Political Parties began. For the
rest the work OF Emancipation abides the action.
whether il be slow fast Of the moral sense of the
American People. 1t depends not on the zeal and
irmness only of the Reformers, but on their wis
dom and moderation also. Stoicism that had nc
charity for error never converted aoy human soci.
ETY. to virtue Christianity that remembers the true
nature of man. has encompassed q large portion OF
the globe. How long emancipation may be delays
is among the things concealed from our knowledge,
bat not SO the certsn result Its perls already
passed-its difficulties have already been removed
when il shall have been accomplished it will be
Justly regarded az tue last nODe eHOfI which rem
dered the Republic imperishable.
Then the merit Of the great achievement will be
awarded to john QuIscY ADAMS; and by none
more gratefully, than by the communities on whom
the institution Of Slavery has brought the calamity
of premature and consumptive decline in the midsi
of free, vigorous and expanding States.
II this great transaction could be surpassed In
dramatic sablimity, IL was surpassed when the
same impassioned advocate Of Humanity appeared
at the age of seventyfour, with oil the glorious a.
sociatons that now clustered upon him. at the bal
of the Supreme Court of the United States, anc
pleaded without solicitation or reward the cause o
Cirque and thirty other Africans, who had beer
stolen by Spanish SLAYER from their native
coast had slain the master and crew Of the pirate
vessel aoated into the waters Of the United States
and there been claimed by the President, In behal
of the authorities Of Spain He pleaded this grea
cause with such happy effect, that the captive
were set at liberty. Conveyed by the charity Q
| the humane to their native shores, they bore tn
pleasing intelligence to Africa. that Justice was
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-19
NEVILLE 3. CRAIG & SON.


~ subscriber helHg desrcus of selling his entire
estate lnthe city Of Wheeling. Virginia consstirr
I"l ~ acres OF land al dining The city and which a.
hounds 10 stone coal and there also stone orarr, M,
ne "toesaid premises equal to any as am ipforincd
h tNe state OF Virginia. Also. aout o. or rp0 fse ~
lrouh Immediately on Water street. on para of which
room for two other Warehouses This nropcrtv lics
immediately on the Ohio river, and lust above tho -
. u"tpl so generally known 10 all travellers and The
PnpIiy on TINS square Is generally considered the most
Vanse OF any in The city For terms apply to the pro
prcior, living near Louisville. XIV F
myls S1siIrEI crrpcurrr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-19

-. ..is-uuence OF the death OF Mr. G " Graham.
4 w. LOW disposing of the splendid and VeL ui 5de
i Ci1thlng. now on hand at cost, for cash IAe
att consists ofeveryhlng in The clothing line auI Is
.ar any in the city, AZ Il is ali fresh and made u
ue hess manner. Come on now, all that want cheap
alAus for now your chance 10 get it, a The fsrsI
i.iIuient known a. the Great Western CiltlHl 3ure
-Kt doar 10 Sweeneys 4 Be'is Glass store. Monroe
rect uctWeeu Main and Water.
AM. ~ IT, NAlN-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-19
OFFICE OF STREET COMMISSIONER,

= KOPoSALS will be received by until the loIn
q INST for grading the east end OF Clay street. stating
the pace per cubic yard. The earth removed 10 he de
p"siied on the street. Any further Information
desired VIII be furnished upon application 10
sept JOHN GtLCHRiST, Street Comm'r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-19

For the present and approaching Season.
~ w. HEiSkELI having just returned from the
w. East, respectfully informs the public he will
this morning, Tues 'ayl have ready for inspection, a
great variety OF new goods, jnst received from New
York. comprising many new aud desirable styles for
Ladies wear together with great variety OF other
goods Aug2g
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-19
STEAM ENGINE AND SAW.MlfL FoP
| SATE

fssl u III! scrhers having now their lov,cr s , ~,
= t'h lLANlEg MACHINE iH successful oHersfiou
ei ,N' Ngerr Mil with lis Stoeu Eueine ana III
N't'- IS nmeut and the Frame Ruiidues cott7 m
n4 il'il ior sale on reasonable and orropiu4.a,r~
leiHs = ne steam Engine is excellent ono ,rJ III
INC WORMS IN me Saving and Lam CUTTING ostaifisb
nenls ARE tngand order and couH tou aud a ,rcbsfr
can frmove the whole and pas them into aperatiof,
" g''.r Place ~ less ihan sixty DAYS Letters most
promptly attended to. s' o." 70
June g. ls4s. NEVILLE y CRAIG T. so,-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-19
Copartncshin Notice.

4. EMEMBER,-The only authorized wholesale aud
II retail agents for Towuseads SarsapaI ila in Vince
ling areG PRYOR 90, AZ their Drug and Medi-
cue store on lain street. iew scafs aioye the Mon
uouse 91-Bewa'e Of iriisIioas, they are worth
!ess SEQ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-19
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.

| nR Office is hereby given, that in pursuance of a
ieed OF trust, executed to a. trustee by Josiah
th%plihe bearing date the 32d day of November isll
and now OF record IN the Clerks office of the county
e"uta OF ONO county, in deed book No 81 folio 324
wi proceed TO seat public auction at the front door Of
me court house of Ohio county on Saturday the 3Oth
day OF september next, 10 the highest bidder for ready
mohSy Inc following described premises to wit: Ger.
tam parcel OF land lying and being the city of Wheel
iA- being the west end of lot No 81 on Centre street
IN "fahaMs addition 10 tho city of Wheeng-sad lot
No - fronting twenty Two feet the south side said
tenife street; thence running back at right angles to
SAL" street, To an alley thence twenty two feet along said
aey, thence at right angles said alley to said Centre
street, beng HE part of said lot which most west
wardy brick dwelling erected together with all the
bindings. improvements, privileges and apnurenances
% Toe sad part OF sad tot appertanng belonging.
selling as trustee shall sell only such state in tie
premises, as is vested in by Of tina deed Of
trust aforesaid. [aug3f, 1851 s BRADY, Trustee.
dANE for sale some bargains in the way of
a Real Estate IN the city of Wheeling and Lanes in
the country, aud those wishing to Purchase their
sums he large or small, would do well to make early
tppllcatIon as the owners DESTROYS TO sell and I
would sell the land in small parcels and divide the lots
Ia sun the Purchasers. small payment viii he requi-
rcd IN hand and balance on time. JOHN GOSHODN
Wheeling JeJ, 4S. Real Estate AGENT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-19
WHEELING e. BELMONT

BRIDGE COMPANY.
The subscribers TO the capital stock of the
Wheeling aud Belmont Bridge Company are
hereby notified that an instalment of 100
upon each and every share thereof is re-
CURED to be paid by them respectively to the
Treasurer OF the said Companv, on Mon
day the 81 day of October. 1913
By order of the Board of Managers.
f. II. FlTZHUGH, Clerk.
John Morgan, Esq, the Treasurer, will be
found at the Merchants and Mechanics Bank.
August 81, 1913.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-19
For SALE.

z OFFER for sale, from 10 to 90 lots and pieces of
a. ground, which have lately laid the bill and
road leading to Mr. II Nichols's and also from two TO
lhree acres of geuHd lying between SAID road and the
turnpike, and several other lots of ground Main
Market streets.
The lots ON the hill arc convenient to good well of
wafer, the joint use of which VIII he Given 10 the pur
ehasers of the lots and ground on the hill
VIII 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 portion of the purchase
money The lots and ground the hill convenient
for Mechanics and laborlng men, al the GiasswOrks
Foundry, Boat yard, &c. JOHN M'LURE.
fssE4 +. 81 have a new Brick House. which will
Ess9S he finished by the list of October .th FIVE
collar, lot tor garden, and close the well which VIII
sci or rent at a fair price, lAmgq-tfl ]. MI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-19
NOW Is THE TLME.

TUST finished, large assortment Of te best LookIhg
~ GLASSES offered for sale IN this city, and WI te
sold very low for cash, al L. e. GABRiLL'S, lake of
;. keunedysl Looking Gas Ware Tooes, No. -,
NJ ain street, Wheelms % ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-19

\NANTED--A young man at present dsengageh.
W wants situation, salesman, or hook keeper. -
lie is of softer moral and industrious habits Sober he
longing the s. of T. Moral going to church generally
twice Sunday, AMI industrious. As spec ly employ
meat is greater object than amount of wages. Good
references can be given az to business capacity,
Please address Box l{j, Post etice, Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling, Sept 6-'ilf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-19
PLANTERs' HaOTEL

CoRNsR OF CouRr AND WALNuT STREETS GIN. o.
J. A. X Ill n Il
FaROPRIETOR, formerly of IIasersiown, Maryland
;e,I LEWIS MILLER Assist.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-19
Valuable CITY Property For Sale.

s1sSli subscriber will sell, accommodating terms
I RI that valuable property known (laldwn's Row.
North cast corner of 9Th and Zan9 street. fronting Mar
ket square, Eas, heeing. The improvements tins
lot are tour comfortable two story brick euements
fronting on 9th street 80 feet; the and front
Zane street aording several additional building lots
Also, full half lot adjoining the above premises, front
ing n feet on Zane street. which is erected
Portable two story brick dwelling house expect short
y io remove to the country, and am desrous Of selling
my City properly before removing Persons wishing
make profitable Investments would do wei TO give early
I attention 10 this favorable opportunity.
Wheeling, Aug 10, ls4S. n. PUMPIREI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-19
FARM FOR SALE.

! an, JocirC,,e TO sell my farm near Wheeling
"'ii No'ii cU9 and viii sell it together or in
parcels, to suit purchasers, and accommodating
terms. jan EFT JACOB
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-19
Elegant Party Dresses.

20 W. ilEIsKELL has just received few elegant
Embroidered Lace Party Dresses; Enllro iderrd
Muslin DO, with other styles, of which are more
beautiful than any he has heretofore ofieret for
spDt6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-19
IL. =. RICHARDS
u ACoN-Iiog round, fine lot just received and tor
y sale by -eps] MCoRrNEY l. CONANT.

z RoroSALs viii he received by the undersigned, al
a The corr house ofOhiO county, until Thursday the
18th sept inst al 10 o'eoek NJ for the construction
of Galleries in the Court Room OF said court house
description OF the work TO lie can he had al the
office OF A +. Laidey amer the sth inst.
ANDREW Z w OODSl
JAMES pAUTI., ! Commiss toner's.
sept6 ALEX Il LAiDLEY>
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-19
lSxA ST. CHARLES, A
I..,.N& WATER STREET, fsSs.l
III ~; A teIc doors bslo,r Monroe i..,it1
-csssssffs.ssa WHEELING, VA. Isstasrss
w. n. STEPHENS. Proprietor,

i'b ahove House is most caiby situated for the ac
eohmodation of Boarders Travellers, il beini
'Pt>c t'c steamboat landing. aud in airy and plea
s1nt situation and aIordinr the best accommodate .ns
he huidlng is new the well furnished, aud tht
ana Bar supplied with the hest the market affords
He house Wild he open at all hours Of the night. tn,
lIon-leior invites share Of nmhc naronage. sen.l2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-19
Prescriptions.

a. EPRYOR and co. hay. now, and will always
W. keep al their nrus aad Medicine store, GA Mana
sireet. doors above the Monroe House; supply Of
fe Hsseine sseeted expressly la h the orders aud
pescfinitns Of fhyseiars. IN iuot Win give strict
pefssna asniion 10 preparing aaa Posi"s mp al pTe
scfipi0a. aud srdsrs sep7
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-19

a G,Afsks .

F7he undersigned beg leave 10 announce TO their
4 friends who have been waiting for the arrival OF
Then .e. and 10 the public, that they are now III re-
cent invoice of ~ aackages containing an assert
ment of NnIre GRANITE AND lRoN SrosE FLOWING
BLrg. CANroN BLuE; MuLtBE9RY, and a part OF then
selection of LIaHr BLrE Ware
Thus of very choice quality mich superior to
any brought to this City aud OF new shapes
and styles. SWEEN Ely AND Bell.
mo6 Nos and Q, Monroe St.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-19

AMERICAN Silk ii NDkERCHlE ELS, &c.
Al SUPERIOR lot OF Printed Poct et iandker chiefs
Al nav and fashionable styles; Twisted Twill
ed Six, OF he arses size and lest quality, now ready
for sale al Gs silk store and factory eud
Bridge street, where almost cry variety
are manufactured and sud, wholesale retail The
public is invited to call and eva these goods.
scpl3 J. ". GIs.9..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-19
NEW FALL GOODS.
Catnip Infant Cordial.

vFsiliS is preparation Of CAMP aud several other
4 articles possessed OF similar qualities, combined in
pleasant cordial II is intended for infants aud chill
dren aud is recommended in ehoc, atuieney. scidity
OF the stomach and bowels, gripi1g purging. and how
al complaints generally II is mild, pleasant. safe and
e. ectna IL relieves pain soethes and quies cross ami
frclfnl children when unwe. inducing calm and com
Portable sleep. Price l2l cents. forsalc by
septg Il PRYOR co.
Y1RESH ARRIVAL have this day received fresh
= lot OF Tea from the Canton lea Company, aud for
sale at my store ON Market square.
.snt7 WIN HALL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-19
THIRD WARD PlIBIIC ScIooT.

GOLoRED AND WHITE MARSEILLEs QUILTS.
sepS O w HEISxrtI
a EAL WEIGH FLANNEI.S-Warran,ed not tn
quantity OF 10 and "a Red and w bite Fisnncs Jus,
received ny Jscpel o W HEISKELI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-19
~ Q. l43.
MENDET. 81 HARBOUR.


MENDET. 81 HARBOUR
FURNITURE Tx 18th
''"'isFF'r " I e e: '' o@,..
and CARPET Iiare Rooms,
No. ll3 Main street. Wheeling. Va.
8tllE subscribers would respectfully call the attention
"tiHer customers and the public generally them
STOCK consisting Of THE largest anduu sppdt
mcnt OF the latest siylc and hest finished Fgrniture
iooh ing Glasses &c offered ~ Ibis ctv. AND which
cannui c surpassed the country. ali 9f which
WI Ne Sold al prices that cannot faH 10 please
Ted 10 give satisfaction Also larc stock Off phosery
ware on hand and made to Ordc. suitable for steam
boat s1d Family use. Also Venetian and Stat Window
Blinds on hand aud tH AIDE to order.
STEAMBOATS, furnished with Every article of Fur
ni'urc al shortnotce aHd on the vco hcstte
aG-a3 MENUEL Il HARBOUR:
Lookng-Glass Plates Just Just '%s e. ed two
Glass P'aea-sssored sizcs-vhic willie sold bv the
box or single plate. az less prices lan sold this
city. aur93 MENpEL & HARBOR, H3 Main ST.
Stat Window Blinds. just .saI Tes,yed I, large ,
window hlinds-1 beautiful article both pam and fsu.
red-and for sale at manufacturers prices, hy
an-2l MENhli. \ UARNnrR ~ Naiu st.
Sfr1,o, just received, a great yarictl cot striped
wv ~ vcnitian and Damask venitiar. air carpe.
ting; and for sale very low by
aug13 MENbEL. uARBoui 4 co.
GOLD PENS.
GpFNCER AID RENDELI., manufactures Of God
- Fenss at 10 Broadway, corner of Maiden me,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-19
Valuable Farm For Sale.

Tfli subscriber offers for sale about 450 of land
- situated ~ the Ohio River the mouth of Cap.
Ii ne Greek, Belmont county, ONO.
EDGAR WOODS,
Aug lG-tt Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-19
Maryland Consolidated Lotteries

Class l26-To he drawn in The City Of Baltimore Md
Saturday, Sept Ia. lS4s - Nos-1i drawn ballots
) prizes OF lj,e00 prizes of 80
5000 1916
1000 50 1000
tickets 50; shares III proportions cert of pkg wlocs
lie; halves 6;qrs S2s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-19

IIWEW 'FI1tDIt'T-'
RN the room formerly occupied by Or Todd, we have
y. lust openet fresh assortment of DRuos and MEpI-
ems Paints OILS aud Dye Stails also Spices Pcrfu-
merry fine Soaps, Hair Oil, shaving Creams, &c; 10
eeher with general assortment OF popular famiiy med,
icines all fresh OF good quality and VIII be sod al
fails prices.
mylY " I'M oh * "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-19
poCr h. sr0HN'S uURE FOR siUh

,wy-~~HIC has been used IN families every member o
w whirl, has had iek headache from infancy, as
constitutional family COMPLAINT and has eufed III every
instance vet known, amounting l. many huudfeds-
For sale only in Wheeling al lifefliingers Apotheea
Ashland square, near the Court house. lyo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-19
FAIL GOODS by the Piece.

IALLANT DELAPLAiN, WHEELING, Va, arc
now receiving their Fail stock OF DRY GOODS TOR
10 hing wIli prepared from this time TO sup
ply Their customers and n,e'clsns generally at the
SEAsuh's UNUSUALLY PRICES. sepI3
a. F'fuscarawus Advocate. CIV Philaaephia; lar-
rison Co. Lepublcan, Cadiz; Guernsey TIm,s Cam
bridge; spirit OF Democracy, oodheld; caca puhl, h
to the amount OF one dollar and charge this office.