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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-18
VERMONT

Tie :esis o! she the election in Ver.n ne 10 oF no HT
'sary imp 'tance snG Significance Il is ep.ehn.. 70
:" be sure. thar have e.curt6 .. b'gches e: the
Legislature and the Governor ihss t,e Senate, e the
the unl''d States, lobe elected sill te good Wing.
But in The present aspect q sfr.. even ,hess results
ave 'csy gratifying the G.ct disclosed. sha, 's
Free Soil movement hes not arc'sI the Wing strength
il any deg,es. Will. has ,us into the .ias o. the DE-
"e:rac party. We have returns Of the election 70
ae House q i03 Wings. 81 Van Eu,en and q Cass
meH. IL The s.i towns already heard from. .he Wing
vote Is only 40 less than was last year. whilst The
Democratic has fallen vi between three end four
thousand 1t was esultingy proclaimed BY the Lceo-
'cl press that he Free Soil ticket would h,Dughous
New ing land, draw much strength !yom the why
as from ie Democratic pasty We did no, believe che
aSseri' but confess we !ouke1 to the result Of tie .rst
state election with anxiety Our apprehens.ons are
quoted The Wing party in Vermont has been unaf-
'ecsed As there IS n.hing peculiar % The character Of
the parties in this State, We may confidently assume
that the SINE result wi be witnessed in all the oth..
New England states. Wiih Inc Whir vote unimpared.
and the LocosOco vote divided between Case and Van
f'u'en. why should not carry the States Of New
Hampshire and Maine, and The whole Of New England
go i" solid column for '.ens,aI 1aylors maj rty i.
no' required 20 cast til. Of Stale 70, Presidential
candidate. Nr PoIk received I'll. yute &c New Hors,
though he licked several thousand votes Of "aority o
the whole nnber II secure p electoral v.'. q:
Maine and NV Hampshire. II 10 ONLY Necessary that
q n Taylor shall receive more votes chan either Van
!ia'en "' Ca,s. VIA The .aht usths yer.,l, cleo
Nm. is u ~n. sag. ins i. say ha, he SAL .us
carry boil, States!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-18
CHOICE PIECE ofPOLIrICAL. LITERATI-RF
Iiotc he fell ,cien he erpected 10 get II

kINDERHooK, Feb. To- 1913
My name and pretpn-ons. however sub ,rInar-.ir
Importance shall ncoer be al The disposal Of am pc so,
ctater3r for hs Purpose Of creating distraction or d.
ris'0n :" NE Democretc party Erery ATTEMPT 10 us
hsm for such purpose ,chenecer and ,rlercrer made
siG" be arrested By an i'terterc.lcc on ny part akl
prompt qid decisice.
regard the the Presidency as the highest and mas
honorable OF cal DISTINCTIONS yet ii is only as the
und'Hbted and fretw offering of the democracy of The
nation that would accept i, because it is in that aspec
only mat Could hope 10 render tie discharge If lis hc
uules either Useful TO the coury honorable TO myself
MARTIN VAN buren, liz 1913
Hoe he fell ,rhsn he didn't Get Il.
The Utica convention believing that the use Of nv
name as candidate fer tae Presidency was es>enti 10
me proper support Of their principles e,ulI hesitate
IN auin"Fzlng the declaration that should no, feel
myself al liberty in'erps any fur her obstacle, 10
lS4S " ''
y hat an neorrnp'ie, slfdenying patrio, and pattern
Politician !-B n :hamton De1n1crat
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-18

% !! s'esy T.rs.,,a. - the co1Iis'i,y oF the
hate manifested by Ike official organ towards the oil!
'rsa ana proege Of its t.lito'.-Iia,!n Van Eu.ea.-
IL days ia. ,ast. the adAra... and r.r.r a.sui-
tested by 'he RE. EnInter for The :yo'ii. .'. u
New York, seemed 20 !artake os 'ts warruh and
codlay g Prrs ~ a. lion, Il. ..ere plrty ties
ha!d h1 a: TIE !iuie na.cisa usually sm'ed IS
so"islhn. in the nature Q! personal nsult ihe .x
ubeIsuce ~ feeling manifested, a ZINES toward. ln
was an.iAe and characteristic, and whilst exposed
she vetsfan sd'o! occasionally 90 lille .iicule really
did honor 70 his heart. Blu, hov changed. Love IA.
turned 20 hate and 'vh. journal. from S29 1914
ever ndugeI ia more bitterness coward. Mr. Van Bu-
ZEN. than has the I'll al organ for ,.e last low week,
The official editor throws his whole soul into the abuse
II is laboY Of ye, in which he reyeis Like the vou,l.
IN Moore'S song, he may say 70 his 9uondan idol,
thus. whether were fl, or we're on,
:oHe pleasure sure 90 avail. yus:
10 love sou. was plsasan'.I own,
But OILY us delicious to hate y.u''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-18

" mr. Stephens, we gratiied to Learn, contin
ues 10 improve and Is IN iar way t. fecu~r from hi.
wounds. lie has been very anxious TO prevent anv
lr'secu'ion Of Judge Cone fur The cowardy ct.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-18
FOR PRESIDENT
ZACHARY TAYLOR.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
WILLARD FILLMORE.
or We ". I'DXs "a.
ELECTORS.

7. John !. Jones. Norfolk.
9. George w. Billing. Petersburg.
). henry P. living, Cumberland.
T. Joseph K. Irving. I.ynchourx-
5. w Martin. Franklin.
6. Nm. c. Rivss, Albenarlp.
:. Robert F.. Sc1tt, Fauquirr.
3. H. Z. C4rnett. estmnreIsnA.
9. John l. Meredith Rl.hnond city
10. Robert Saunders, Williamsburg.
H. Andrew Il inter. IrtfrrSon.
-. a. t. II Stuart. Augnsis.
a.. :. McD Moore. u ,ckb' ldgs.
~. ConnaIly +. Irgg. Washington.
-. &. W. Summers, NanaWl,..
Is. T.. - Camden. Harrison.
y. T. *. fi.rpont. Na,on.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-18

D. oT"a'%T Benton has written long lei:cr TO Tie Hon
fo+v' J'hns9n Of Nd, showing hin Why il is lpr,p
nun 70 n.h Judge Butler Of South Carolina On.
: 'iat his character has been asI.-rsed and must
tirs lie Eindracd ,elpre tle mrarl al rabI. ''"s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-18
f.. o. H.
REASONS-Scnli OMciaI.

Correspondence Of tile New York True Sun.
WAsHISGroN. Sept. 4, lo4o
an happy - be able to announce that on Saturday
lie President removed j. y. Mccormick, y. NJ at Ih"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-18

l nm" - alugeth-
we arc requested to publish the following ,rs,o.
The Hon " J. c,ggin TO an invitation 10 address
people Of Ptt>ylyania.
Peakland. S7rf ith, 1918
"entemen:-l received yours Of lie An lnv,,;,
to he present and t" address the people at Wea,tr e
N the county Of Pitts, vana On the 22nd ms, |,
atiurd me plca>nrrin be wi Il vuu bu an tnI n
the ac' OF leaving home for Wesern Niroinia ,.J ~ Il"
not return from ieyoud the nuuuians till the
October. had intended IL set ont carLe "
business engagements will detain me ais, nec,ss,,%
from home, and this must he my apology 10 YAM ~.
many Of my friends el>ev here who have h,n,,J Il
"hh similar invitations ,r falling 10 comply with Ill.,.
wishes beg leave 20 assure yuu and them h,,era
thnr MY e II behalf # the nominees of the NNh, y.
'y. for the flee a President aud ICE President KIN
know no abatement from till the period Of H., r".
lien.
regret my Inability 10 visit the other counties c,,.
posing lhi> Congressional d:s'rrr hut feel satisfied
from evsry assurance, al all rnlt not onl, in. ,b
bat here aud elsewhere throughout the State ,
but do onr duty and feel every a>Snrancr Ihat v -
WI! d" ier~, by cast ~ Ler yure fIr lml,r ana
YAK v'Iy respectfully,
! ours IN haste.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-18

Az ac"ideni occurred il this place % Thus.
gay evening A fine l,s:le b,y,asnof Mr. PATS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-18

% "lIlout muc'l ado.or even prcmoniti,n coo,u.
ny is engaged in esendng the Magnetic Telrur,Dh e..
Harper, Ferry to Staunon. This has taken n ,,,..'
cS hy surprjzr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-18

" the enterprz *He list Of steamers, already
built or in process of construction, in the prt of NeS
York tom which idea may be forrsedof the eXtesi
IL III teparl Iucnl Of nava, architccivre
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-18

ne Wings Of Somerset county. MI. have nomina
led 'hn II. Ooa,, ESl, candidate f,r Slate Sen
a'or.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-18

Wear requested to publish the following ,psyo,
the Hon " J.. c,ggiu 10 an invitation ID address. /,
nfnnle Of Z tisN lr1nia ~ '"o
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-17

The FEMALE SEMINARl.-We may
be oversteppiug the bounds Of our duty as
public jouraaIis.; but certainly not as eiii-
zen. in expressing our regret at the course Oh
the trustees OF the Wheeling Female Semina-
~ in purchasing the lots they have. as we
unde,stl md. ii th the design OF erecting there
on choo building only. The property they
have selected, we consider remarkably cheap
and il bought by them Tor a speculation, Is one
out of which they can to day make Two or
three hundred dollars, as there are no more
desirable lots Tor private dwellings in market;
but what.ve understood TO be the design oil
the subscribers TO the stock, was the erection
OF a Boarding School for young ladies. aud
that une which should take a high stand a
meng the Summaries OF the country. To do
that there seem to be several requisites-a
position retired while it should be accessible
10 The day scholars OF the city: elevated. Tor
IA pure and wholesome air and tendency 10
excercse. 70 promote chceriulness by offering
view OF the river md the surrounding coun-
Try. to promote happiness, too, by the pro-
piuquily Of retired walks,
"a g,oHe through which 10 stray:
A hil. TO climb, beyond tie glare OF day
Or heunts q mdn,
anchor the purpose Of attracting public at
tention 10 it BY The beauty aud prominence
disappearance.
Tie, 1u' lilgs, large. connexions ami at
hal.ive, are wanted, adapted 10 the accom-
notation ~ or 50 boarders, and in all l50
pupils Then, good teachers are wanted,
good mother OF large family, who has not
forgotten she Vas once sir aud is willing TO
takr The smiling road 10 heaven.
Less tha1 all that we have named
viii b failure, as the trustees will 6ud il
they cons III instfuciiesses or ladies', here or
elsewhere, and better not b. begun. There
have been enough barracks erected here 10
stani as monuments OF generation past,
where the denizAns OF log cabins could have
their faces. bands aud minds, besmeared with
cobaeb aud coal dust, al two dollars quar-
ter. Let Us have something that will biag
young iodirs here from ice surrounding coun-
Try, instead of sending our daughters abroad.
Where is site? II The Oh pline property is
not desirable al tn price, why, there is the
little hill above it, or the city would give an
acre OF the commons. leaving the whole 1000
dollars to build aud embeilsh, or Mr.. NJ Lure
offers ground. There are sites enough and
desirable ones, and plans oil buildings enough
to satisfy the most iastidious, and make this
seminary au honor TO the city if Engaged in
with energy and taste.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-17

HOW HE CAME HERE-In the fall of
1883 Captain Norris Stanley, now of Phila-
detphia. aged eighty-three years sailed TO
London in he ship Caroline. OF Philadelphia,
Captain John Angus. master; and the Caro-
liue MAS one Of the earliest vessels to display
tie American flag ia that ROYAL capital of the
former sovereign ol the American colonies.
She left London in November. on the return.
having among her passengers two or three
young Germans, one OF whom owned lew
flutes. composing The venture with which he
was visiting the shores OF he New World =
fhe voyage was long aud rough. the season
severe and tempestuous. Much ice was en-
countered in the Chesapeake Bay, and the
ship was blocked up Tor several DAYS in
Hampton Roads, drifting about the ice She
did not reach Baltimore until late in January.
! 1881. when the owner of the flutes rugged
himself up TO ashore. One OF the Articles of
his dress was shirt busom that tied around
the waist and buttoned at the back OF his
neck. That young German with the flutes
and dckey was John jacob Astor. who was
then about twenly-one years OF bis age, aud
who died last week in New York, worth
twenty or thirty millions of dollars
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-17

AN ORDINANCE in relation to Billiard
Tables and Bowling Alleys.
BE II ordained by 'he Council of the city of
Wheeling.
Sre. /. II shall not hereafter be l4u,ul for
any person To Keep or exhibit within this city
billiatd Fables OF Bowling A!lras without
having first obtained license thtrrlor il, The
mode prescribed IN this ordinance ami every
person oileudins against the provisions of IN,
section shali forfeit aud pay 10 the cit,s fine
oi not less thdn 10 nor more than 20 dollars
Tor every day such table or alley Shall H. ca
kept or exhibited.
Sec. :. Ever, such license shall be issued in
proper ior'n, by the clerk of the civ. undrr
the order Of the council OF the CITY. aud shall
expire on The lSt Monday in MAY. neAl sue.
ceedng the date thereof.
Sec 5'lia any person shall desire 10 kaepor
exhiolt any such table or alley an appl,c,
ton Tor license therefor shall be presented IN
The council, dissenting the place where ,ncb
laoie ~ ale, y 10 b. kept or ex,i5i'at.-
Should thr coAutii order sirh license IA h.
granted, such person SHAH p,v ,C . he treas
uref OF The city tie tax l,yl,i q. ..,.s.p3
'hereon, ani he bis receipt Tor the sam. with
the cirtA the city, Who Shall th.reun,n il.
sue said license IN the mode prescribed 81 Inc
preceding section
See !, II any keeper or exhibitor of any
s"'h Table or alley shall permit the same TO
be opened, exhibited or used ON the S,bbaiL
day ne or she shall forfeit ond pay TO the cits.
lnf every such offence fine OF not less Than
isnor more than 20 dollars,
Sec. o. This ordinance shall take effect from
and after us passage.
Passed FEBRUARY, 26,h 1878
w. w. SHRlVER, Maysr.
J4MEs s. WHEAT, Clerk
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-17

."f .se, toiN coaffst. ni publishing u e
lowing .e.'er calls attention To- IS be-
~ "ifIm one li TIE most pHtuasl aud ia
llenuai gentleman 100 NV EIg3Hl one
O employing ,l5r-5nl,Oi operatives has
JASON to AllN ut o4.t tI- sentiments OF
be people. bat whose very extensive mtlaaH-
BE sad u'uu'aCiau : Transactions. aHur {
nm 0Fppuuliria- ot ia Igiu- 1t public sauti-
ueut 90 Nsw England which no other fndi-
uduai possess Is. lrais too.anI ever has
ecu. warm if,.nl OF Mr.. Clay. and is very
ieepy 10 tert,tel in hi~ tarif principles. and
hen such man speaks az eipphstlc,iiy as
ie does 10 r.siion 10 New England. there oan
,e 40 question OF his saeur.cv. Their is no
individual in The United States rn1r- directly
Interested IN The election ola Wing 10 Ia,
'resileucv. lie has literally millions dee
'endlnS upon the success, OF Whig principles.
mi When hr, therefore. is willing tl accept
d Gen. Taylor as a sufficient Wing. nobody
iced entertain i-ars on that head. Were we
'ermltted 10 Civ bis name. DO uu. world
question hts means OF speaking accurately tbs
date OF pubic sentiment in New England
Bl>roy March OCH. ISIS.
My DEARSfg-l owe Won ln aunlugy for
not answering OF an earlier date your letter.
have br5u Natchiui OF the CONDITION OF the
country, AMI Vie feelings OF the people in re-
gard 10 the next Presld.a,id, election. ltap-
pears 70 me MAT the question * a practical
one-Shali We have Polk. WOODBURY.. Cas-.
Buchauan. or Gen. ayor7 Mr. Clay cauuot
be elected, ia my opinion: aud Gel Tavior
- lie oaiT man ia TIE Union that can be che
sen. CO, THEREFORE FOR GENERAL TAYL X.
There Is 10 much hazard ia bringing forward
aud othet man. / have ma doubt that Gen.
Taylor viii obtain the vote OF NJ sslchu-. It's
Vermont. Connecticut. snI Rhode Islam -
all the Southern SttIes--iud | hope New
York, Pennsylvania and Ohio. g.. &c.
In regard To the Vice President. there
doubtless wIil be many candidates. did
not suppose that Mr. Webster would enter
tam 'he idea d. roaming uroh the Tickle, with
Gen. Taylor, IL 50, Massachusetts, will. OF
course. be Tor him. This State Will eah out
through the pres, "a due Time W. have all
sorts OF people here. many OF whom are daily
coming To The conclusion tbst our opl, So
curly Is ia Gen. Taylor. You and have
always heen the fast friend OF Mr.. Clay; and
my feelings now would prompt me to run
him fourth time, but my Judgment i, against
II. You may rest assured that all viii come
right here By aud by
Most faithfully, your itiend, &c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-17
STATE ELECTION

Hr. Wharton: Please inform The public
thai D. NJ EDGiNGiON, Esq. is candi-
Tie tof '1e legislature al the approaching
e!ee'lon and that he cannot be oaok, a oil.
NATIONAL Road.
m az. n"Grion: You vii. please announce
'ohN bhADl, Esq. laudidate 10 rep-
resent ONO County Ia the house OF delegates
al 'ne ueA' session Of The .egisatuIe.
SHORT CREEK.
Dir. FArtoa:-rHoMAs McCoSN viii h.
supported in the coming election fora della
gate to re present. Tins county ia The General
Assembly, BY MANY VOTERS
NA'eus please copy Arll Ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-17
Senate still IN session.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
New York. April l4-2B p. NJ

FATAL STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION
Tn new and elegant steamboat Columbia ,
built some time ago in this city Tor Co. in
New Graneda, South America, hurst her boz
Ter on the Sd OF March last. while on her
way TO Carthagena. Captain Boknan, of the
steamer New Graneda was ID passenger on
board az the time and was killed Nine 9TH
ers, consisting OF the crew and passengers,
lost their lives by this calamity The boat
was literally blown TO atoms and will be a
total loss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-17
lsisH RspUBlrs4y Megrtvs 4 m.

isISH RgPCBLtctS MCgrIN5 y m citing
was ae,i uu Mo ld4y evening, At the Shakes
p-sre Hotel. i1t the p.rpus- Ol organizing ga
"lrsI BiLti-' ia N-w YORK yiis. MIuey
anj .nrn. stss m Herd l.. wee freely offered.
and several enrolled IN .Ir uI'n.s aud handed
DO tHsir subscriptions Tu- meeting was Vis-
ifci D, d French delegation. aud b1srl sp-
pointed 10 control The lunI. snt munitions
ui the bri-sdc.
DEPARTURE OF MIssioNARIEs.--On Satuf-
dar. lh- Rev. George Ihpme "a aud Mr.. A. j.
Carer. sailed from New York in the bsraue
Ad5uo, their destination being he mission
station al Nav Menii. West Africa. f1unrr-
iy under the care OF Mr.. Raymond. who's.
death was recently announced. Thy lake
with them printing prrss and materials Tor
Publishing books aud tracts at the mission.
SnrYNENrs-The shipments Of co,ton to
Great Britain during the past week. saws the
New lOrn hersld, have been comparatively
large, and the exports To great Britain g-u,f-
ally were larger ihin usual To France the
shipments have been Exceedingly Iigh'.
The French in New York, in token Of thgir
appreciation OF The course o! the city author
lis relative 10 France. have presented them
with the pair OF beautiful tri-coiored flag,;uscd
al The de tonstration in the Pork.
Is LEBE DIE DEUrscHE REPUBLIKi There
YVES grand illumination ia German par, OF
New Yore on Monday night, and quite
crowd OF Germans 10 rejoice over The pros
p ct O German liberation.
MoSE lYcEyDlsR1sM.--Seve families
Ire rendered housriess by the burning OF five
frmes, in the upper part OF Nv York city.
on Monday night. The fire Commencing in
stable " b re i've horses were Consumed.
Gfattau's new play, The Avocste." met
only an Indifferent reception, at the Broadway
lhestre, n. y, on Monday.
Compile D'orsay's equestrian statue of
Queen Victoria is now on exhibition at the
Masonic Hall, ia Broa way, New York.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-17
Asthma Of Eleven Years Slanlinp

Permanently cured by DIR Swayne's Command .,,,,,
of Wild Cherry aher all other renea les had failed
~ tlNeISNAri, Feb ~, 1917.
Dr Swayne:-Ihis may certify that eleven wears s5o
last Fa' was troubled with the Asthma which ineea
s upon me IN drdgnce Of all the remedies could
or u, ihe year to'a- 10 whea was Obliged TO save
my Eativ. New England for niilder cline when SsJ
kc eject 10 riigsie my snietnes tor three or ,1ur
years afeT which The disease Increased until last win
ter Ny suaerh-s Were intense. aImesI bevoud endu.
raner selns obliged 10 SIT up night after night from in.
atliy 20 sleep N bed.
Las' an lei the SYMPTOMS earlier than usual in tho
season, hut nearing That Or SwayHes Compound Syrup
81 W "a Cheffy was sovereign remedy for Diseas
81 the anes. immediately Commenced lis use anI the
result was almost Immediate relief For the last six
weeks have not ZEN the least symptoms n The Asthma
aid iee! conhdeli that am well H. aud tia, have
neeh cured ny the ah0ve naiued medicine
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-17

THE LOUISVILLE LlNE.-The steamer
Telegraph, the first OF the new Louisville and
Pittsburgh boats, went down last evening
from her first trip. She is beautiful boat
and runs like the wind in gale. We un-
derstand that the Cincinnati and Pittsburgh
line is trying 10 break it down by putting
down fare
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-17

tnv,lu and Nipoe- Just reed, good sSsor;-
M - ''''h ''NT' ment of soid hex and
other vices, and a large assortment of Auviis.
Aprl5 OFT < GREER.
THE LANCAsrERIAN ACADEMY AND IINsLEY
INSTITUTE
'tHE summer Session VIII commence the day
of May. aud continue five months. Half a session
constitutes QUARTER.
TERMS.
Primary Department from . to dolls per quarter
English aud Mathematical, 4 tot - -
Classical Department.
Small boys commencing Latin, 6 ="
No senolar received Tor less time than quaner
will allowance he made for lost time in ordinary
circumstances.
The PRINCIPAL will he assisted by Messrs J. r. Moore
and O. NJ. Todd, both graduates of Washington college,
Pa. aud well known experienced aud successful
teachers.
For the present, small extra charge will he made for
Vocal Music and Linear Draw ing. arran gcnents may
be made with instructors III those branches.
J. ". SCOTT. Prime pal.
Wheeling, April 18th 1913.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-17

We learn there is a gentleman here with
limited capital but lull acquaintance with
the Crown Glass business, who is disposed 10
put our Crown works in operation, il sufii-
Gent capital can be raised. We hope il will
be done.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-17
T''F " N No II 7
GAlf'Itu< q IrfVfnN

Avoid all spurious irepataiiehs OF Nild cherry suob
porting to contain Wild cherry he sc as they are Al,
hc1thons ana counterfeit. and contain none of the yr.
t.s 81 ieOfienal and genuine preparation as preua
req ny Dr II SwAYNk aHd the first ever prenarsd IN this
country DIR swArNE's COMPOUND sYRcr or WIN
enEHkf IS composed 81 vegetable ingredients the " i'd
anu 'irf neheihat substances, equally eifca
cehtraled as To render cyoad all doubt the most plea
sahl Strengthening aud efectbul remedy ever discover
ca "f me cure OF Pulmonary consumption and all dis
eases OF the Lungs and Breast The very fact from its
having such tram OF spurious init atsrs stands 10 prove
~ great curative properties
Therefore, invaids, inquire for the original prepsra
ton, each bottle Of which Is enve,oped In hea,ihl
wrapper, wllh likeness OF VIM Fem engraved there
oh' also hearing the signature of Dr u Swayhe the
e~hhierieiing of which VIII be punished as forgery
Prepared Only Icy Dr. II. Swayne ~ w. corner Of
Eighih amA Race SIS, Phiia mrs
hon sale l,y JAMES BAKER
For safe By fRYORS PAUL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-17

That hat from Hoge's created a sensation.
Hoge is a tip top halter; but then theae is
something an the head"-a hat is ont give
II an appearance.