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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-03

-vvUERE MAY hc uhtsinei tho most speedy Remedy
tAt f1 Gouorrhra. elects. Structures. seminal Weak
nrss. Pain On the Ioius, Affections OF the Kidneys; aisu
those peculiar affections whieharise from a certain prae
lice OF youth. aud which, u not cured. renders marriage
impossible. and tn the eud destroys 10th mind and Nody
Tins remedy viii aiso cure lmpoteucy and every symp-
tom ola SECRET
PHYSICAL MENTAL INpEC1LtTN
50 often coeseIucrt avon any voluntary or constitution
al eNcesxof the WHILE POW ER OF the human SYSTEM.
\ trgF w.rsNNrEb IN FEon oNg 10 TWO DAYS, Or
SotANHcE MADE.
OMce. No e. Sorru FsTrEst-E srBFEr. an The len
hand side going from Baltimore street, six d0ors from
tr corner.
Re particular in Observing the uSme on the door and
window, or you vii mistake tho place.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-03

NEW BOOT * SHOE STORE.
Called the Philadelphia Cheap Cash Store
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-03

y~ssRENt'iI. West Of Ena'aRd, :elgiau aud Aiaerican
4 clofhs; Doe SKIN aud fancy cassiWercs and cassi-
nets, ver, theap al STONE 4 THOMAS,
Arr2J No i65 Main 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-03
Wholesale AND Retail BOOT
AND SHOE STORE.
TODD & HOWELL.

q I the well known stand Of the Black Mammoth
~. Boot, south end Of Market Square, would respect.
lily inform their customers AND the public generally,
tat they are now receiving from the Eastern Manutac
lrers a large aud well selected assortment of roots.
hoes, Leather, Caps, Findings, &c. These Goods have
zen selected with great care, aud are of the best quality
nd latest style, and we most respectfully invHe all who
ant any OF The ahove Goods, TO GAll and examine them,
they will be sold as low as al any other House in The
ity. sent. IL, 1913 Nv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-03
BY wM. BOLE. I5e, MAIN -.
NJ. 100. MAIN STREET.

rI'Sr reed a lot ofiouhie aud single rounded English
y Rrdte Filings and Aauingaies, 4 very neat article
Also. on hani. lot Of aur own manufacture, for sale
ipweftusn usual ~tsvpts9l NICOLAS oAkk,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-03

NproaTNDy s. CoNANr

~ ." -, WHEELING Va. Apri2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-03
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES. QUEENS.
WARE, CHINA, &c. &c.
WINDOW GLASS.
r1OR sale TO Boxes window glass, consisting of the

lso a ful ,lOek OF WiudoW sashcs, aINaYs on hand and
.Or sale at No les Main 81. g huhlNsoh.
nee IA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-03

The above stock has lust been received and viii he
sold yerv low for cash. Ne shall continue 10 receI We
isfge additions to the above stock, of which due notice
" IN he gwen. [sepl2l ALTMAN Il MAXWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-03
NOW, OF NOu ID WlsfaNO INC pIaUei
f9As. .SAtRE ~ 20 y.

distinguished srsdugiefrom ono ufthe FIRST colleges IN
the United states. witch may be seen by his Diploma.
aka. a member ofthc Roy a. COLLEGE Of Surgeons, and III
cep'iate ofthe Aqoihec ares Hall, london: aud the grea
ter part of whose lic hashccu spent m the iirst Hosp,
tais in Enrupe avid America. w. those Of Landcn, Paris
and Philadelphia, may be consultedon all diseases. hat
..r.,ayfsFufarI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-01
SMITH O'RRlEN.

The aspect OF our fuller and latest advlces
from Ireland, pr nts the case oil Mr. OBrleU
ia ID more favorable point OF view and af-
rious Insult to humanity and tecency, by
which his qlartered body was 10 be lelt 10
the delicate disposal OF tha Queen. viii be
carried into practice. Conjecture is busy With
tie subject. and while some suppose that the
sentence will be committed to transportation
otbers'antlcipate a general gracious amnesty
with respect 10 all political offenders. Such
a proceeding would be Infinitely more becom-
my. and somewhdt more consondnt with tie
modern estimation OF human rights. Certain
ii Is, however, that Should il be dOne II viii
be only the r suit OF a policy suggested by the
urgency OF the Case as IL relates TO The securt-
ty OF The British crown. The question decii-
ded IN this matter by the government Is tins
us IL better Tor The security Of cur dominion
TO pardon or to hang?' Smith . bdeh is out
OF the question, only So lar as he Influence
OF his family may affect the policy ot the
government. We have not a doubt-ludeed
the elaborate movements OF the government
with respect to the Chartists ami the Irish
rev~oiuionists, confirm the fact that the MN
lstry apprehend the possibility OF a success
igi popular demonstration All Europe sug
gesls its possibility. And the string news
from Vienna may well induce the government
OF England 10 hlll in lis purpost, and move
with circumspection. Therefore, IN view oi
ali these things, we hardly ihink The sentence
delivered against OBrien Will be executed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-01

THE DEMOCRATIC FAIRLY IN RUINS.
How else Cdu We term ;hr spectacle i+r-
ssuted by the old democratic pary at present
otherwise than as in ruinsl A PrrslJenIlIi
election l. to take place la about TWO WEEKS
snd where Is this great amt towering PARTY.
that IN almost every instance duriu- tue iasi
twenty years. has marched up with unh1'hed
ranks 70 victory In Vermont Il Is reduced
To hopeless minority. IN Maine lis numbers
have declined by thousands. In New York
scarcely a vpstige OF it j. To be found. Penn
sylvsnia, It's ciIuiel, its ~lmprtguabie fortress,
is in the hands of its opponents tor the first
time during a long period. In every North
etn State the tickets usually nominated are re-
pudiatel 10y a portion of the people, aud IN
dependent ones nominated IL their stead
! This Is the condition in which that lnvinClbic
party ap reaches The seventh ot N0vember.
There can he 40 doubt in any mind that 1t
the principles adopted at Baltimore. had been
such as were demanded by the views OF the
party OF freedom, the success at their caudl-
dates would have been certain beyond d ques-
ton. There would have been 10 ind Pen-
dent nominations in any OF the States, and the
democratic party, united as one, would have
been victorious agdlh.
! The principles OF freedom would not natur-
! diiN nave Ofttl OutilSlNt 10 dllN one III lit
Northern Safes, nor to o large mass OF demo
Gratis aud wings in the sldvenoiding States, it
they had been adopted at Baltimore. On the
contrary. they would have received their most
hearty and enthusiastic support. The dis
| affection OF the south would have been limit
led, il Mould have been one OF blindness and
error. and ended in weakness BY rejecting
he principles OF freedom TO conciliate an ultra
faction at the South, this party was ruined.
This was the rock upon which II is breaking
10 pieces, and we reler 10 it that the breadth
OF the desolation may be seen. and that those
who were the authors Of this evil. and who
were warned by us OF the effects OF their mad
ness, may now take notice oil what they have
done.
More especially is our attention attracted
to il by the expression OF .Glory enough for
Ohio, and such ike epithets which appear
in tie Washington Union aud Ohio Statesman
in r~eierence TO the recent elections. When
was it ever before known that those who had
been leaders OF The democratic party should
exult and boast over such meagre fruits as
these elections have produced for them?-
When were such victories as these ever before
witnessed IN what was once the democratic
partyi Its not in a spirit OF bitterness that
these things are stated, but it is for the sake OF
turaI0g public attention TO a moral which
they express. 1t is that when political parties
iorsake their principles, The people will soon
iorsake the leaders.-lN. Y. Eve. Post.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-01
md his sole Objec, and aim will be his cOun-

and his sole object aud aim will be his coun-
try : good.
The political doctrines Of Gen Taylor are
81 efficiently laid down 10 his two admirable
letters to Capt Allison and are perfectly or
thoiox-so has been all his prrcepts AID ex-
amp.rs though Iiie-Ilis political enemies
(ani be- has no otheD dare not impugn biz IN
comprib.e integrity.
Trace hin through lie from the uuraralel-
led defence Of Font Harrison, The Florida
war, and a SERVES OF the mos, remarkable
battles ever fought by any man living or dead,
up TO Bucua Visits. the greatest. take il all in
all. recorded in The history OF the world; and
you will find him equal to any and all emer-
genoias-the same cool, prudent. wise, brave,
humane. aud modest man that lie was when he
Tough, Polk and Santa Anna, or wrote 10 Sec
reiary Marcy. lie asks no iavors and shrinks
from no responsibilities.
He is as wise, as he IS brave aud honest
what more do you want?
And now let me address and caution you
once more. to take heed to your ways-not
to throw your vote away. bot vote for an
honest man. who will administer lbs Govern
meut, According to our early Presidents, for
the good of our whole country.
PATRICK HENRY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-01
VOTERS OF VIRGINIA.

To our weekly subscribers this IS the last
time we shall be able speak until alter the
7th of November, until after the most Iinpor-
,aot election that has ever taken place
in this county. Many of those readers.
have heretofore acted in opposition to US on
the great issues that were presented; but they
felt as we did. that the purity, PATRIOTISM,
courage. Grmness and unimpeachabie virtue
of Gen. TAYLOR, his purely republican and
national views, presented a basis upon which
we could unite, and we are happy 10 find
that they have continued that same love and
yeneration for the character OF Gen. Taylor
that first induced them to tender HIM then
hearts and hands. We believe and trust that
the efforts Of selfish and ambitious men will
not avail to withdraw from the gallant old
soldier, their ardent support at the ballot
box. There and there alone can their grati-
: ode for his services be shown and their love
for his character be made manifest.
To all OF those who having uniformly act
ed with the wing party, aud were anxious Tor
another nomination, We have only TO say that
compromise is essential to strength, and that
we ottentimes find it necessary to yield our
preferences for men TO attain the graal end OF
a pure governmental and that the only medium
through which our Liberties can be preserved
is by yieldinga portion OF our preferences
TO all, e exhort you to be at the polls. on
Tuesday next, d~eposite your'votes for Gen.
TAYLOR and see that all Others do the same as
far as possible. Be vig,Iant and be active.
serve your country for one day.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-01
Ell

VtT. % 1919,
Tie unlsvoroble weather produced IA DUN
ness in our market To day. In -four, no change
in prices, from yrsterdao. S,nail sales At IS
80 per bbi-hoiiers generally ask So Sc So
sac. The late foreign news: however. will
dot admit Of even the former pliee-yu,o.s
looaiug Tor decline.
Corn Mea.--ln TINS a,ticle oar mardet E,
pretty Nell supplied, and sales tou maI.r
ate extent have bcen Effected al SO to 3
O6.
Gr4in-New wheat is scarce-ssles at for
prime white, 81 II to ST -, aud for prime
reds. 81 lial is per hushel.
Provisians-Pofk and Larl dull. and with.
out chung. Beei--Slles al for prime mess.
SIS 6oaelS 20 per tierce-and mess at
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-01
October %. ls4S.

Dear Sir; The slip you sent me 10 day,
with your note. charging General Taylor with
having ordered Bibles 10 he used by his
troops for cartridges and wedding at the Bat
lie oil B uena Vista . is too absurd to merit
setious contradiction. The troops in Mexico
were always well supplied with ammunition,
ready prepared Tor use, and were under no
necessity ior that purpose. The SANDER car
rIes It's autldote upon its lace. to the mind of
every one who kucws anything OF service am
munllion. There weIs some Bibles in tue
Spanish language, received in Mexico from
United States for distribution among the
Mexicaus. and some Of the officers OF Gen.
Taylot's column assisted in their Distribution
accordingly. This is the only fact ] know
about these Bibles.
Respectfully, Your obadient servant,
e.. II. CROSSMAN, Major, L. $ A..
DR.. Chaloner, late Asst Surgeon Volt. Regt.
4 veteran on reading the above, observed
that every ialsehood coined to defame Gener-
al Taylor, would add 1000 votes TO his lit.
SO, Locos, go on, for your time is short.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-01
OLD JACKS COMlNGr'

Our friends 10 Louisville are enthusiastic.
Democrats by short metre. On Wednesday
night they tolled tie death knell Of Democra-
cy with 90 guns, in honor Of the recent bril-
liant Taylor victory. h%aIderman, the great
unterrifyed,' issued his pronuncismen:o in
the Courier of Wednesday, as follows;
The office of the Louisville Courier will I've
brilliantly illuminated tonight in honor OF
the victories in the above States, the com
plete and thorough redemption of Penusylva-
MA aud Florida. and the bright and brighten
ing prospects OF tie sure election TO the Pres
idency OF the Man Of the People, From
our second aud third story windows will be
displayed three handsomely designed and
beautifully executed transparenues OF very
large eth work OF a Philadelphia artist
and which will be well worth seeing. The
designs are a. follows: the first represent cold
Zack on his f%avorite charger, Major Bliss in
the rear. a. he head OF d mere handful OF A.
merican soldiers A Mexican officer, bearing
d u4nie lias. IA font, sustained BY an over
whelming force of Mexicans, demands a sur
render OF Taylor's forces, the motto below is
General Taylor Heuer S~urrenders!" Tn,
secoud represents the heavy charge OF til
Mex can cavalry upon Brags's battery, behine
which, old Rough and Ready, mounted, III.
reefs A little more grape Copt. Bragg!'-
The third represents the Rough and Ready
Former at his farm on The Mississippi river
with his hand res ing on a plough. to which
attached old Whitley and Old Brotenty, 10
boring with their gallant master 10 I'LL I'll
soil. In the distance, the fine steamer Get
Taylor, Captain Israel Morehead, is seer boom
ing down the river, bring the news OF the
good old mans nomination by the Phlladel-
phia Convention.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-01

They are a large and important par, Of our
Western communities, and must not stand
idle. Let the meet together and consult
Let them organize and work. We look TO
them Tor help, aud they must not withhold II.
Theirs is one OF the leading utelests-and
upon old Zack alone, as She pa-; has shown.
can hey RELY % have il fastened.
Friends, raise tie siesm. man ,ie heel.
haul IN the plank, cast oil the cable, aud ego
il at The rate OF 20 miles an hour,
The above we copy from the Cincinnati
Ggzcie.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-01
NEW YORK MARKET.

NOV lUIh, VI. % ISIS.
Flour--Sales to a considerable sAtent have
been made at s. - 10 50 81, anTGennrs,ee
at 50 44c per bIrreI. A limited qtanuty OF
sales have been to I'LL shipping orders.
Gtdin-ln Wheat, good samples are IN de.
mand, al former prices.
Corn IS in demand tor shipping. anl large
sales have been effected al from 65 10 - Of,
per bushel, for prime yellow.
Prosisions-No chang in demand Or prices
worthy OF note. Small sales trade cover trans
actions at former rates.
Nhiskey-Sales in barrels al "a cts.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-01
ITEMS.

ITEMS.
Ald6dmd SGHGtors.-By the death OF Hon.
d IL lewis, the Legislature OF Alabama at its
nexi session, willha sc 10 chose Two u. States
Senators.
Jenny Liud's two nights at Manchester.
realized upwards ol 1000 pounds. she was e.
qualify as ATTRACTIVE at Hull.
Wholesale arrests bows. EN-
ployed ia the Perry Mills, Newport. K. t.,
were arrested the other day for assdulting the
torem4n.
Aaoiher Refugee.-Dr, Reynolds, the cele-
brated cnartlst leader, arrived at New York on
Tuesday in the barque Elizabeth. from Bristol.
England.
Hydropho6ia.-A boy died Of hydrophobia,
netr Boston, on "Wednesday of last week.
twelve days after having been bitten by a mad
dog.
Major Bragg is stamping it in N. Carolina
Tor Cas- and Butler
The Teetot,llers OF Boston aud vicinity occu-
Died the Old Cradle on Tuesday evening i'm
meIiately after Mr. Webster closed his adj
dress.
In Portland, Maine, the Mayor refused to
llcense a Theatrical corps, to perform al Con
cert Holl ia that city.
Frost fell at EigeieId, S. c., on the NOR,
ming OF the i6th inst. The thermometer stood
at Al deg.
O1e hundred and ten barrels Of virgin ,ur-
penune, the produce OF Alabama, was lately
sold IN the Mobile market al three dollars a
barrel.
iiecker the German patriot is now in St.
Louis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-01
THE LINsLEY INSTITUTE.

THE WINTER SESSION viii commence on The frs
! day Of November. The Principal ms secured the
services of Messrs. MnnRu aud Tom. his iornes aSSis-
iauts. wh1 are hoih graduates of one OF urr best col
leses. and well known as ah,e aud faithful Teachers. tie
has also engaged Air. :. u. Clegdcnuing. 4 gentlemen o.
similar character and standing a. a Teacher, 10 take
charge Of the Primary Department, The Principal
himself l. uniformly in attendance. and employed In
giving instruction during school hours.
TERMS.
Primary Department S2to $50 per quarter.
English Depart. Lower Branches, S31o4
Higher Branches and Mathematics, s5tu6
Classical Department. SUt0-
The coarse Of studies is THOROUGH, and continues rs
far as may he desired by 4 Class. No scholar received
for q less time than 4 quarter. nor amy allow ance made
for lost time. except IN peculiar cases.
Mr.. Il. u. stone, a distinguished Teacher of Vocal
Music. has been engaged To give lessons in the institute,
at a very small eSttc charge 20 each pupfi who may Join
q Music Glass. To this arrangement the Principal al
taches much importance, and has himself incurred con-
siderable expense To effect II. To those dssriug II, les.
SONS win also be given,
In German, ty Rev. +. zimmerman.
Ia French, by Mons. +. Cbapu.s.
Octl1-2wdSw JOHN W. SCOTT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-01

THE Rival Beauties, a novel by Miss Pardoe, author
a Of 1.-THE city Of The sultan Ions 14,h. and the
court of France in the seventeenth century. etc.
Vanity FAIR; pen aud pencil sketches Of English So
ciety, by WIN NJ Thackay; anovel " ith0ut a hero,
Kate Walslugham; a novel by Miss Ellen Pickering.
The Monk; a romance hy VI @ Lewis, EsI. NJ 2.
Estellc or the castle OF Mauvak; a tale of domestic
life: by Emma Cara.
Ernest Maltravers, by f l. Buiwer; a new edition.
ihe last days OF PomPen
Pelham OF adventures OF a gentleman,
Aliceor the my sieties,
Eugene AraU,
The Devils Wedding Ring, or the adventures of a
watchmaker, by Alexander Dumas.
Captain PAUL.
Genevieve or the cheva Ter Of Maison rouge, an cpl
sode of 30;
The Count of Monte Christie;
Diana of Me idor or the Lady or Monsoreen;
The two Dtauas, or the son OF a Count and he dangh-
ter ~f a King.
The forty five Guarlsnen;
George, or the planter of tic isle of France.
Tue three Guardsnen, or the feals aud fortunes of a
Gascon adventure.
Twenty years afier; a sequel to the Gnardsmep;
Isabel OF Bavaria, or the chronicles Of France;
syivandyre, o. the disputed inherItsnee,
Doniphala's expedition, oontaing an account of the
conquest of New Mexico.
General hearnev's overland expedition to California;
California, its history, pOpHlaii ION, climate, soil, pro
ductiohs aud hsrhors. from Sir George simpsons over
land journey around the world, etc.
The Cadet Of Temperance, being Il collection of dia
losues, scenes, reciiatiois, songs, ode etc, designed for
thc use OF sections IA their pubic and priycie eSittbti-
Ions, by James Knox. Just -fec'd Al WANEMAN'S
Literary Depot, No. III Main street. oet3l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-01
PATRICK HENRY.

ANOTHER ISLANDER REFUTED.- At
a meeting in Philddelphii, on Monday came
up the recent charge Of the Democratic review
that Gen. Taylor ordered copies of the Holy
Bible TO be used at Bucua Vista for wadding.
This base idlsshood was refuted By the fol.
lowing letter =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-01
clYcINNArI MARKFr

Cincinnati. Oct. -. p. VI.
The prosner, OF a rise in tho river. from
above has prblucei on ACTIVITY about Ike
" bari. Sslss ol haHr. 10 a liberal extent. at
50 1908 GSs per barrel.
P~rnvisions-ln this commodity. hear Of
no change in prices. nor OF any Transactions
WORTHY ot note.
Whiskey-Siles at l7sl7l cts Ter gallon
in harrriS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-01
BALTIMORE MARKET.

o.. y ISIS.
FlouT-Ssles Of Howard Street al >
Is to - %. ami City Mills OF s. 81 per
bbl.
Gain-Siles Of ptimc white WheatatSl
.l2c 10 81 Is, aud prime reds at Si"6 '' siQo
per bu.
Coru-Slles cd rrime v bite al 81, and prime
yellow at 6saG9 cts.
Whiskey-Siles at q CTS per gallon IN
bbfe
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-01

tOWA.-An influential citizen Of Iowa,
told us yesterday that II no other State IN the
Union voted for odd Rough * Ready, Iowa
would cast her vote Tor him and we might
set that down as certasa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-01
Wheeling, Oct. 20, 1913.

For the Times.
hr. U~horton-l accept Mr.. Ayer,'s pro-
position, requesting, however, that cur hats
Slalt De sent TO Pittsburgh, instead OF New
iork-tt Is much nearer, much easier Ia send
our hats there, and we can find plenty OF
practical hHtlrrs OF long experience, who are
ehllIrlY disiHtefested. aud the oul, object in
s"''ul"S our hats from home, Is to yet Judges
81 lnls hlnd. | also desire To send our hats
70 littshutgh rather han 10 New York, be-
'ause ula Silh Halter has recently come IRON
nat tlty Where be has been Ut work. aud
"h'fe he mest have more OF less Influence
among the Boss Hatttrs, Tor whom he has
worked. The West Liberty Committee was
composed OF Squire Brady, John Wa die.
Lewis Appleguic, aud Aaron Kelly OF our
''> l lA'nh These gentleInea are sharp en-.
o,ah 10 'e'l d good hat hcih a p OF one but
No. AYR! thin"s differently. lie ws> ail.
NEG ho"cvcr, 70 submit his hats 20 taeir IN
aptrtl"n, ora sermed io lave CoaGlruc. IA
|ae'f judgment heiege lheS declt,d IN ia,ar
% my hats. Now, IL Mr.. Avrn viii s,,te
Mhol kind os d tat he frlpss ) O. m4Ae, and
n ir meals lue bcs, bray,r 81 Sik htt. f.e-
cause IL he means d C04cy .r Wool la,
give a uP,) ana il he viii agtre to .-sd nur
hast 10 tllsbufgh-he ciouse eue ana Ieh.o..
another, end the, tNO cAouse d tliri ali IN
be pfacloal has as, ! NAL lie on hand a, ..on
- Ne can naauiuCture he hats; add II he !.
m d tiutrt | "Ul send tur same hal, Ia Pins.
ourst HAT | had at West Liotrty, II he win
$40 'tlr same. Ibis viii be- carving he cas-.
up to d higher couu-higher Ia his ep.uino.
al least. JOIN uuGr
Premium hii Maker. Uuiau Il
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-01

We hsvea copy OF Cas- celebrated Chies-
90 letter before US in pamphlet form. We
hope every boalman will have one attached
TO his vote on Tuesday next.