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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-04-15

tairins to Editors
IA line coming boys
M coming ,,o
w., " .hsIl be paid their Dues
= have new ffocks and Shoes
N lime coming;
N DaIapse shall be paid
Ioaps sowed stronger.
IN hat to crown his head
rlo longer
r,od time cOming' boys
lime coming,
ii. shall swell in 'lz''
N to the enterprises
Dod time coming
merchant in the land
b, mind grow s'roAger'
his town prints
Eule longer
bod time coming boys
lime coming,
Idilor can pay his debts
n TOO often he fOrgots0
bod time coming'
oahis old accounts
Ms credit stronger'
dimes in his fob for charge
he longsr-[o Tor eIse vamOso'l
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-04-15

Trouble IN PENNsYLyANIA-The Democrat
ic State Convention at Harrisburg adjourned
sine die on Monday evening Of last week IN
great confusion. A telegrnphic despatch in
the Philadelphia Bulletin says
A resolution was adopted setting forth that
Gen. Cass was an exalted patriot and states
man; and, while the Convention express their
convictions that the democracy OF PhiladelPhla
decidedly prefer their own James Buchanan to
any other candidate, they proclaim TO the
world that the choice of the Baltimore con-
@yontion, when finally made, shall be theirs.
The tariff of 1916 was highly lauded in a
resolution. Delegates ARE instructed to vote
AGAINST the two-,hirds rule. The Convent n
adjourned amid the utmost confusion. Reah
Frazier, Lowry and Wilmot carried the day.
GEvrLEMAY.-A man with a fast horses not
mid for; fashionable clothes for which tho
tailor suffers; all ru1le and no shirt; a cane'
ahnry disGigaremon, Of his fron''sP'ecr' along
nine in his mouth, his bralhs missing, ana u
llopn bill for " drinks" al the tavern
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-04-15

LApY,-A female shaped something like q
woman; very small in the middle, OF large di-
mensions clswhere; to be fonnd anywhere
except at home, and with natural Octtractiona
nowhere.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-04-15
NurnheE 81.
bridge NJ Ningarn rnIls.

The N. Y. Courier has the following letter
describing the first trasii across the whirl-
pool Of Niagara:
"Your readers have not forgotten, / am
persuaded, a sketch which l gave of the fc-
nous Niagara Falls Suspension Bridge, and
which from the interesting nature of the sub
jeetof which it treated, was extensively copi-
ed.
The work is begun and the first crossing hts
been made! am fortunately enabled to send
to the Counter sons thrilling facts connected
with this journey, such as 20 man in the New
World ever before made.
: roisedj says the distinguished Engineer,
my first little wire cable on Saturday, and ar :
chored it securely both in Canada and New
York. To-day (Morch l30 | tightened It up,
ard suspended below it an iron basket. which
had caused TO be prepared 70. the purpose
and which is attached to pulIies along the ca
bic.
'On this little machine I crossed over to
Canada, exchanged salutations with our friends
there, and returned again, all in fifteen min
utes, The wind was high and the weather
cold, but yet the trip was very interesting tc
me-up as | was, two hundred and forty feel
above the rapid, and viewing as l did, from the
? centre Of the river, one of the most sublime
r prospects which nature has prepared on this
i earth of OUTS.
j 'The machine did not work as smoothly al
c / wished, but IN the course of this week l viii
r have it so adjusted that any body may eros
in safety"
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-04-15

N. O. ELEoTIoN.-The Crescent says: vi
will he perceived that the wings have elected
al the members of the Council of the Second
Municipality, even making a sweep in the dem
o%cratic Seventh.
The General Council will stand 8 wings and
a democrats. -
Our democratic friends, it twill be seem nav
hson literally "rowed upn to the head OF ma
J v%iuation on Salt River.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-04-15

To Cur GLASS WITH A PIECE Of RON
Draw with pencil on paper any pattern to
which you would have the glass contormi-
place the pattern under the glass, holding both
together in the left hand, Ofor the glass must
not rest on any plain surface;) then take a
common spike, or some similar piece Of IRON
heat the point of it to redness, and apply 1t TO
the edge of the glass; draw the iron slowly
forward. and the edge of the glass wall imme-
diately crack; continue to move the iron slow
" over the glass, tracing'the pattern, and the
chink in the glass will follow at the distance
Of about half an inch, in every direction accor
dino TO the motion of the iron. ltmay some
time be found requisite, however, especially
in forming corners to apply a wet fngertothe oP
posite side Of the glass. Tumblers and othe
Glasses may be cut or divided very iancliull
Sv similar means. The iron must be re heat
ed as often as the creyice in the glass ceases t
follow. Scientific Mechan &c,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-04-15
Gen, TayIor's very Last.

Towards the middle of the last month, Mr..
John W. King, of Bayou Sara in this State wrote
a very long letter to Gen. Taylor propounding
certain inquiries to the latter, Mr.. KING wants
" liabtn from the old General on the tariff,
bank, internal Improvement, Indians, mode OF
Presidential election, and other questions; and
his STYLE OF writing very much reminds us OF
MIR, Nicholas P. Trist's style; q style that az
hounds in what we have heretofore called an
oconda sentences-and very big anacondas,
coiled up, at that.
In answer to such a formidable letter, General
TAYLOR sends the following, which we must
say is admirable for one thing at all events, lis
breyity. Commend us to the writers OF short
Cpublic) letters, and sholt documents and mcs-
sages. If Taylor is "put uP," we verify be-
lievo that many printers and editors will vote
for him purely on this latter ground. But to
his letter;
BATON ROUGE La, March 95, l848.
SIR: Your communication of the l4th inst.
requesting of me my views in relation to GER
tain political questions therein set forth, has
been duly received, and considered.
I regret to inform YOU in reply, that deem
) it to be inconsistent with the position have
l long since assumed in relation to such subjects
! to answer definitely your inquiries; and that
even if | desired on this occasion TO make an
: exception in your favor, my great %ans OF
: time at the present moment would not permit
; me to give you satisfactory or even lntellgi-
j Bile answers to your numerous questions.
g | am, sir, very respectfully, your Ob't serv''
2. TAILOR.
e To Mr.. John w. King, near Bayou Sara
: Crescent,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-04-15

A ofbis old accounts
b;s credit stronger,
1mesin his fob for change
r1e longer Tor eIse vam0so'I
N he N, 0. Crescent
.,d--rrance, Cermany' ITALY,
poland, Ireland
!. # foreign papers received yes
,l,,ed as in a better position 10
.,,,o Of affairs abroad than we
4. from .he meogre telegraphlo
H.. received. No hopes OF con-
an be entertained. In all pro-
Nav has already been siFuoN'
,,olve Europe in a general war
of,bs French Provisional Govern
b,s anything but peace or the
,,,e. aTho French Republic"
pein this address, will not 'nen'
any one. 1t has no occasion TO
al. If war are laid down to the
n, il will accept them INC
M men who at the present mo-
ff1ace, arc these: it will be tor
noce Il war be declared agains
Be constrained thus to increase III
gloty, in spite Of its moderation
construed only as the language Q
consciousness Of power, but l
Is The language Of defiance Thi
\, beloved by the assertion tina
li,tes the treaties Of 1915, b
6 medication" and settlement a
E~urooean States was made-th
Id world divjders" Mt the Cor
snno. This announcement alon
loOah 10 kindle the conAagratio'
ross does not step here. 1t Dc
1. in a manner which people an
readily understand:
declare it openly. If the hol
ciou of some nationalities, o.
EDrope or elsewhere, should al
sounded in the DEGREES of Prov
EjtzorlapJ. our faithful ally sin,
Francis /. were constrained
tbo advance which she is efIec
ovo,nment in order 70 lend ado
gth to the fabric of democrat
iii tbe indenendent States
Dyaded--if any limits or obstacl
on their internal transformatio
Of alliance omonr themselves.
hsolidato an Italian nation, We
main force-the French repub
lself entitled to arm itself in orc
cse legitimate movements Of
d the nationality of States"
be-what has already been t
is Of such language! The PEG.
every quarter against domes
Ofeign oppression-certain of
the French people-hopeful
French arms. In the Germ
nOyemen. has already BEGAN. {
the Rhcnish districts. border
nost forming a part Of France.
and Baden, in Hesse Durmst
asaeI, the Instruction has alre,
Prussia is ripe for revolt. an
pg be suppressed. The attei
ID must make to put down the
aoyemontsin her Italian provin.
suredly bring abou, the eondi.
which the interference of Fra
!. The Polish refugees have 70
siOnal Goyernmentn in Paris,
lohniye to stir IN commotior
ID Austrian Poland. where /
: hope from the svmnotbies Of
less to fear from the arms Of
! in The Russian di.,rio,.
EJECT of this dooloro,ion NOV,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-01
TliE GRAND PCRGAnINl
DIR. tkst..Stsss'

Sugar CcGtcd ffgctabte Extract PiNs.
sy,ilf,E celebrated RUS nave obtained an euy ate
b lotorety the uuHcd saIcs as curative 81 eid-
d,ac-s, se sia sour stomach heAdscie, yefs piles
cualiNtnrs-, cUHss ltai sum, aver compliant w.
sac tlfoat. inward ,ahhe,5, pail aiisu tie teaf
JI -rsllit, ami variety other diseases % wRlrl
hes'fis Hctf, aneflciue lul te i.ilo4 s.sus
ottAe spfus, suhiiieF TAIN wittet, utIe
40 cfet-tauVes, iheS ,sHi tAkeu With perfect safety
aua suceeTs A. NeFnllueu aHd .seeia al medicine fa
children, hey unfitsed. Ben. eooitd with pute
taeF srItr ate, scuue t thufou- IA ~ thttf
operation For ad0is rs the dose ta., are
equally beneficial As az Aut.. Bilious i t.eY Wiz q
tugud Wtuta 81 .fioft ash ans among the thea
saHhs wl fheut, ard al unqualified approval VIII
hrtht certain result
ReA.cnitef ~. Cickurr Is TIE original inventor
toae,i tiiis, end ts lot.8- 20. co." SOC: wa
over heard o. uHih be introduced ibe.n 40 9u, - iS-
PURCHASERS, Should, tsrrple, AWAY 500 tehleFs
sugar COATED Ne1eehis fs. Dsaer OF tht.
willis mAae Tie victims 81 Il aad Price - ceu.sutf
snN
90. Chckue' spFsnc gsi ciicc fef te seize ct Fills ,G5
Nr.ses - eci, NeW ,tS.
Ma JAZZ SuN, 20 Isl erty Il tesd ,f Wood street
PHts.ur.u la. Grrrfsl Ag>It TOR f,unsyval.a Nort
Oats. ana sNrstefr Virginia.
- d hA thr ioH"w ins Cu4 appointed agents.
4 % la4rchid, ~ utfliHe. Jas A GRAY ( CO. BRIDGE.
port !oll4 e,nuAofe, Nafiipsvlile \ % hran irs
Neislufgh, E u psi. NsrtcutoWn- W % tareN u. Sek
er, la range W add'c \ stcp irisdr ia. Cen ~ q
sol. ssi Alexander John Kelley, Cs,selie. saneie
- cue, Washington
AoIiCE--A ~ fairchid has been appointed supply
ias Agent y sstgrp Virginia Agents requiring Ia
tieg rWPlt'ss, sd persona wl.hiu. tssoae -ehts
wsl f..-ss Assl3 " hia- -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-01


Cosmetics cs4iA aud variety Of preparations gss
orally when applied 20 the face, very spoii
Of is beauty rp,y close tho pores OF tile skin ard
escck the circulation which whes nature not tbs ared
b. 3.~asc powder, tho skin iadamel by th alks
Il used soaps, hs utihes It's production IN the
"hunn aca pRipe vel as in the garlea OF rich and
decaeiy tinted AMI variegaied hoser-. free active
2ud iesli.y rircniliop vi Auds the sing 81
tho pure, ftch blood The extremities that which
pttuts the counenaace the most exquisite beauty.
!, Is that which mparts the indeseribable shades and
nashes II ipgelpess that al admire but none can TO
.ofbe Iais beauty the offspring Of Hatsrs-noi o.
F-aaer scGp Il there Is mol free and heaithy cireu
btie terc beauty Il the lady fair driYeH snow,
Il sde p7ia aa1 usa cosmeucs, and the tooi Is hirk
cold sIi Impure, Dot beautiful. Ii she be btovs
o. yellow, aud uiere ls pare and active boo q gres
rlc4 slpph ihe checks and br,ilaney 4er eyes
that b. fascinating.
rhis Is Why Gao southern and especially the spanish
ladies, mnch admired Lsdss in the nori
but Gte exercise confined ia close havs
spoiled thor complex by the application OF elner,
oas mNtuss 1t they Nsh TO regain elasticity Of step,
buoysn spirits sparkling eyes and beantIi cpBp yoas,
ties shoIld use ~. Townsends Sarsaparilla 1hov.
siad be have tied than satisfied dalisht
e. Ladlcs 90 every suti. on crowd our ofce say.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-01

DR. TuWaseni's 81 saparflt Is soverofH and spocdy
cure eut Cursuuf ton Birrenes Ffaisp-a Uteri
or FalHar Womb lastIycness Plies leucnrrh,ss,
or " ahcs o-turtd dlicuit Mcn.truaHon, taeonti-
uenre Ufla iuTeutIfy discharge thereof sHd for
tho gautr Pestruoa eft The svstenao matter teihrr
tn IsuaefuH ChHse~ produced h7 tffrgu.
ariiy Htess drit Nothing can be surpri--
iag ta+u ts itoraas cHats on the hnmau h1We Per-
sate 81 M ard ssstuic, from taking
bcasua fHd Cal Ut energy under its influence Il
inn ae touutrraet. TIE ueFs eeEsucss 81 thr ellaa
fraa+5 aH BE- tHr cause of BarreHncss lteiH not
b. et8sctas sf is of icIcsta nature
hti crri9eft % cures performed but assure thc
si That tB-ris OF have bern reported
! n4sl Is af c4.ses fuultss nave bstn without
eiltten irer a.il- bottles Of tn, invaluable uisdi'
cue have beea b.eeed " ita foe. healthy o{spfia-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-01
IMPoRTa Mt TO THE AFFLICTED.
DR.. Roses Celebrated Remedies

TsR JACOB & ROSE. the discoverer and sale rroprie
~ of these most popular aud beneficial redtcafs
rud also the inventor Of TIE celebrated instrument Tor
iuhatiag the Lungs in eectig cure of Chronic di-
case@ was sfudeHt of that eminent P5 @iciHH, Doctor
Fhfstc and graduate of thc tnlvcr. ~ of Fcunsyt-
vanis and for dirty has been aged IN the
inyest of disease and the application OF remedies
thereto.
Though the use II his initiating tulc IN connection
witt ltis proph aetc = rp sed oser II bis remedies
be has eaine AZ PaFalee eniHeHoe IN curing those
dreadful and fatal ma iadies lubereuiar Go saepiion
Cancers. Sorotula. kheHmsiihu. Asthma, Fever and
Ague Fevcrs of all Kinds, cronic, Err sipeias and all
those obstinate disease neculia 70 omaes Indeed ey-
cry form disease yanshes nHdcf the use Of hs fenie
dies 10 which humanity II ielznut by the use Of ore
compound oniV for That is H,paihc with Fhysin,o
giea Law. nI H the oi has remedies, adapted TO
aad preser he'd fcr each peculiar form Of disease.
Dr Roses Tonic Alternative filis when uses. are ~.
varaiY acknowledged 10 e superior TO al other,
els pcrfer tly Tree en cost A., also his Gnden
Pills IS Admitted by the faculty, peculiar
Ieries adapted 10 ienae DISEASES hnt being satisfied
thai bare trial is seiecut 10 establish that las t.en
said IN the ~, hds ut The ninsl skcpticai
The afflicted invited Ia call upon Tie agent, aud
procure (lfutis oftht Doctors ean,Hiefs giving
deia led account ofeach remedy AID Is spplieetion
For ,Ie ~ the h,InwiNg agents. vel az iy most
Dtuggisi sthroue hout tho country.
PRYOR L PAULG.
Wholesale Druggists AMI Agents. " meeting, Va
AGASrs.-nr T. y BegNrIISGER nnG sisi. ~ heeiins
o.. PeYoR. Druggist, Nam street, do
WAIVER {. KENNEL, nrug'ts, " eilsinrg, Va
JNn> fE.l., Druggists, Csdiz. Ohio.
las. A. GRtY X tn. Bridsepo IT,
J H. PATTERSON, Druggist, 81. Clairsyillc, O.
jyl9-dlri-wandw
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-01
INSURANCE..

= 7.
x isks wii I've taken by the FIRE & MARINE IN
AesU RANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING ar rHs
LOWEST KATEs on
buildings OF ai kinds stone brick wooden and hei
contents
Steamboats,. factories, mills, &c
Furniture.
Aud meI cllandIse of an kinds.
Ana against all dangers attending the transport alton OF
goods on rivers, lakes. seas, csnas. ard railroads
foI TIE character % tie company a. pruiuptiiade
aud Iiher9lty the adjustment ana "a, ien of osses
we be- stNe go refer TO tue merchants place and
elsewhere 40 have had tue adjustment claims upon
rs ot1ee on A-sn street K. W. HARDING, See'y.
au- I.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-01

NeN York Apfii y 1871
DR Tavast~r-- , fre.t hrlievc your SaoapsrilIa
has hnaa tir HafHf fHu9Ha rrpfi.epce Cd saving my
bic fs9e .sf several v1srs Hti bad Cough. II be-
came 7,u-e slf 80 i1-t raised barge qaautss
~ his1f BAD rf ft ssrss sHd FrcatA de,iutltcd
AMI ralref-f. i4H Hi# uDt fNHeci 70 live base only
used vdH- 5.,tHafus srJ ti4ne, and tirrH a
ierfui raarrs hcru wrought iu mo. am nav taIo TO
walk 80 eVer ths City. rass blood aad nit cough
hns i1f As4 Fn latasne that a. thauklA for
taese rc. ults. Nolro1e iiHut servant
ANNi RILsSr.I.I. q L,nfL rim. al
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-01
ibanyAarilL 1888


O~iug o. the grosi saeccss aud immense saie Of Ds
Tosn-uHds -Sarsslarllia uHmbsr Of men be- we're
formerly hfs have commence ed mahtHg sarsap sf,s
kxtraets fiKrs btGers. EGtFac.s Of yellow DOCK Ae
They generally pun Il up 10 the shaped botdss
sad s5ao ts stolen and CAPPED al Ell Use
aeau. tiey 4fs oaly NOttiless aiiauons, And 4aoaA
b. avoided.
T. ,uetpa, ofnces, l2e FULTON STREET Sun Build
tag 3 Rradiss a Co. 5 State street Bnstna nseu
a. suus iss Fnifh SrraId street Phuadeiphm . y.
H4nrf NtHf1e. Baltimore Z NJ Cohea Chtsicstoe
" rt.at a Co. lat CHaftrrs street Nee ORR. ioc
seuti Pearl turel A3an, snd es al tne prnepai
llrae.,fs ant Meituss .cnrraily thfoas Aou tac Ua
,ri :. fss Wesl = ts 500 s5e C,n.ta'
For sale wholesale sid y,isr. ny q PRYOR a co
Agents a. nf Todd Old st-il3. mann - Wls.iins Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-01
FIRE AVID MARINE INSURANCE.

sysO III iASi RED--oF not 10 hs--iiats the question
= NAetner Il - tetief rs sweeping are 10 I've lvin
edond subject 10 all The lbs that es l. heir TO- ilAe
rraden' man 20 10 the Protection Oicr aud there Re
mace safe. sanioFiahle and happywe leave tor you To
determine.
TIC Protection Insurance Company OF Hartford, Conn
having already paid over SlOl uUU osses IA the Yves
ten County iuiitied 20 TIE highest confidence and
tlsIr agent T.. .fheeiiue, ireinig.
N F.FEfEkSON
VIII az isks on dwelling tousts. warehouse stores
ihs iet'fits, SC, together VIII t'to eauienls SUCH
ur ufr, nsi i-nise machinery. aud ev-v other ,.s
= iioh d" unsuitable property. ASO ga stean Keel and
hat i"s'' ana ihe eafsoes 10 and from any port
western w aiais, Of lie inosl reasonable terms
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-01
NOTICE

W A. the undersigned having associated ourselves 70
srile, under h. ntme and style u Tucson 4
tiauldae a tte Fnfuose OF manufacturing Hats and
Cas l az fsr hf8nche- hee leave 10 "A tbs sttent,ov
ils ed tusiuniefs VI ~ W Jineson audthe pohl,s
generally 90 their sivck, AMI 10 soge 70
ihe new esi nen 81 q old stand " 81 The His
Red iiat i Aan rfeet, wtefe they tl siu ass kAvs
hsta ts ta cr ~ iAesi fashion, aas n, experi.
thecd Hyftatp aud warranted Ia te ms W. hess
gualNs. hes nave nom hard TIE Afi Fa.tis on Of
hats, tssestf nlih general 1ssOTtneHi 81 tias aud
tsfs oi ~ descriptions end szes winch theg viii dc
I0ss " ga TIE Hosi reasonable and ace0nut0aailna
ssta4s 5lMEsON CLARKlBGE
y hcslins Ais =, lsss.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-01
RITrER,S

COMPOUND sYRlr or TAR 4 WILD CHERRY
4 lis pleasant safe aud ettcar oiis remedy fr eoet
cos slfe throat, AsIhns, spiutug OF hlela aud ,,i
diseases OF i CHEST tending To tusst 4gtoN j. ia ale
hs s."reN"eets generally, ~ This and adjoining conn
Lies, ~ rlA l"v rHtck ~ - CTS. -ER Burrtt. ana
wiole-sic and ,.ailhy tae prapfietu-s ''
l. RITTER. Druggists
i6t North Seeohd y. heinp, YIN. rms,
Read the following vu,antsrt Testimonial -
smii.iied. Monroe CO.. ia uec = lst7
Nests L Ritter. Gent, uiea-i f.ei Il nav
tut} 20 achhow edge Ga sou te great h.sedg have re-
celved if'n tie u-~ 81 Compound syuap al Tar
Ahd " ~ .'f'f iefiH- been Tor i"ug time afflicted
with fnmphart cuinfiaiui trra 10 The usual fe,
edies wilhni "tsi' i's felief hem fortunately 49, m
was fec'initt dsH 20 itss s. ruF. 1l. sf site
t4aNf AdrflFNA ietHftitr iiuafcss T ri irs al.rs.
continue ktuE i aaa ans happy SAY b Is .a
gfcst iciitf sti ciesfg'iy recommend rb,.s ~
istl"- eiei sinllS evs'@inls J., nsr touf available
s'el..he- JOSH AkHaAkr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-01
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.

'AftiAl Sbu,lNN
II is company, BENG roH duty organised. prepared
: !" Haht lnst aHte GA every description OF Fire and
hsfns Risks, sHtl rs dwelling BONUSES s1ie Houses
with shear ennienfs Also steap Roais Flat ho.ls and
eel taas Wh their caigos, - and from any porl on
he ptn ava i>siss Pp rivers, on Their fhsf, sifcain
Applications ipf isarguea 10 be made Eos present a,
TIE office Of tte " Leei,ng savings iusiisatian.
au- r. Mccoy sc-'v
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-01
s.rrn, blessing TO Mother. 4 chi,arcu.

Il safest ard efoetuh medicine tsf puri-
yE- t1 -fl, and relieving TIE suhertas sitf8asnf
upon child hrgh ever discovered IL Strengthens both lire
inafhar auf child prevents PAIN aud disease H eases
aH4 eHrteaes tis food. tiase Who hsse used Jhlat
IL is thasner bie II Is highly useia both before snd
aite confinement u prevents diseases ateaiaht apon
eutdhiu5-,u CasufHae.- Piles Cramps s. ei.s 81 ths
fc-l. Dependency Hc-fth1rn VOMITING. Pain in the
Bsck sal fou- Fas-e Fsius, Hemorrhaee and ia ssga-
latiug ge slious aud sluaxtng the circulation hss
sglll Tae great beauty Of TIT, medicine Is II - AZ
WAYS hi ts most dscste II most successfully,
VetA fs require aHY other medicine. va spnIe
frie Castor or N9gnesia, useful. EXeretsa 80 the
open air aHd itshl food with tbis medicine will -ssys
ensnfs ) .llc lnA easN tnnhnnnenk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-01

BIZ lN, Esi. ashier MAY Bank x,rh..,,
rEA NGf and 40. ""eeibS'
fHDS BELL asa 90, bridegroom Ohio
MANLDh AWTfN. Meilsviile Ghia
50 W HAHHNyGm,
LOREN, STERLING 4 co. Z Pittsburgh Pa
CHURCH. CARtfHCRS A Co.
sfLtS Co. t1is5ephis, ana Fhilaielphis
Merchants se eta'F sep-diy'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-01

IH0sAs ffkFh. jas. : NAaTtr,
REATH q MARTIN,
E.iNfN Factors aud general Commits on e-rhAns
= forthr sae Of Bacon Pork. Lard Butter. seeds aud
everv description 81 Western Produce, Central Bloch
Btots .Iee. PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-01
BOOT AND SHOE
A. AIll. Al.rAn

BOOT AND SHOE
S-,,ssssls. NtFACrORY.
-l2a..ls&D>-,--> JOIN zsR;G.. Fashona.
~ @t--@-~~ bic Boot aud Shoe Mater. a ttw
doors below The Monroe House
Main 81. WHEELING Va.
He wishes 90 inform hs frIcuts and The nu NC gener
ally ih. he has hand ne aud i,osi fashion,
able assortment ol FINE BOOTS AZ the CIV aud u.ada
be the hest worAinen IA the western cGulrY. lie also
kef ps on aed good dssnrtment al tHe csgei Roots,
which lac sells very low. These with everything his
line, and with close and constant attention 10 business
snd by providing ana cheap uicie he hopes to
meet the patI oRase Of disco ruuns public.
FRENCH CALF SKINS.
liE has just received frcsi, pi Of FreHc Ca skins,
whlca he 5 prepared 10 maHnfsriHte into tsnis aud
Shoes tor his friend, very short notice. IN his pecn-
larry neat and fashionable style. Aprt2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-01

Dr. TownscnA-Dear Sir; have the pleasure TO in.
form yon that thtee OF children have been cured Of the
sctolaiA rs tae OF your excellent medicine They
afflicted very severely vita bad hsse taken
bottles took t4em away for which !eel myseh
uAdeT sfc.fi u5ii CATION.
loars, respectable,
ISAAC " GRAIN TOO Wooster e.