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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-06-15
COniugal Life,

Thouch matrimony is at all times considered a fair
subject for gentle mrth and often becomes the object
ofpositive sarcasm and ridcule in how different light
do men, after all, seriously regard it Even while the
lest quiyers on our lips, how easily could moments
reflection bring us to PROSTATE ourselves before IT. not
only as great regulating influence in society, but as
the direct source of many of our own best affections
and enioyments! Whether we may ourselves nave
contracted Its obligations which of us has not at least
to thank it for fathers protection, for mothers KIND
ness? Have our early years been in the bosom OF
happy and honorable family to what but this are veto
attribute the blessing? Are we still happy to look up
on the heads ofvng parents, or do we feel better and
purer as we muse with pious tenderness upon their
graves from what but consecrated union have these
inestmable privileges of the heart been derived? Do
we rejoice in the fenshp of brothers and sisters, who
would cheerfully subject themselves to suffering rath
err than see us suffer- and form with us united band
for breasting with more strength worlds tempestu-
GUS waters, to what but this are indebted for our
good fortune?
Again. to what else are we to ascribe that, at the
distance of half globe, in some American or Austria
liam wilderness, or perhaps in some lonely vessel
ploughing the waves of the pole, there, may exist
kinsmen whom no distance can sever from our hearts,
but whose reciprocal love- waited by fragile sheet
thousand of intervening miles, and awakening
collections of earlier days when the hand often
grasped, and the united families sported the same
hearth can raise in emotions far above those
which attend considerable triumphs and advantages?
How much more comforting and refining still the long
train of circumstances and feelings which may flow
from this bond to those who have themselves under
taken it Hence first of all, the felicity Owed
ded love-that best of friendships which by duplicu-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-06-15

ton of the individual allows of perpetual sefmnis-
tration with the glory of selfabandonment, taking
from the love of praise the stamp of vanity from self
esteem the odium of PRIDE and from the desire of for
tune all faint of sordidness.
Hence comes the gushing fondness which brings
the heart to the lips in blessings upon the head of
beloved child-hence the grateful though subdued
joy with which, lfes latest hours, we receive the
unwearyng attention of those who have been around
us since it dawned to them Hence the more than
sunny splendor of humble resdes, the happiness Of
fully developed affections, the honor of well-spent
years, unmarked by the anguish ola self-occusng
thought. Hence, indeed, the better part of all that
renders this world a scene desirable to the good
Edinburgh Journal
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-06-15
A Word to Bows.

Truth is one of the rarest of gems. Many youth
has been lost to society, by suffering it to tarnish and
foolishy throwing it away If this gem still shines in
your bosom suffer nothing to dispace it or dim its
lustre.
Profaneness is mark of low breeding. Show us
the man who commands the best respect An oath
never trembles on his tongue. Read the catalogues
of crime Inquire the character of those who depart
from virtue. Without single exception you will
find them to be profane. Think of this and let not
vile word disgrace you.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-06-15
THE FRIEDMAN
Endurance,

They whose great souls were great beyound compar
They whose high Prophet-brows did ever shine;
They who made Earth most beautiful and fair;
Drank not while here of Pleasures purple wine;
But were content the cross and scorn to bear,
Enduring all things in a calm sublime;
And he who did the weghtiest sorrow wear,
With noblest heart bloomed into the Divine.
Then let us never murmur or complain
When the night darkens, and the icy rain
Of wrong and hatred beats around our way,
But joy that we are counted aoorthy so
With blessed Martyrs, toll to undergo
The HERO LABoRs-while the children play.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-06-15
Ghc GomtIp Gtrtle.
From the Tribune.

From the Tribun
Cradle Song,
BY MISS ALICE CAREY.
Weary of the mothers part?
My sweet baby, never!
l will rock thee on my heart,
Ever, yes, forever;
Loveliest oflovely things,
Pure as the evangel-
Oh, in every thing but wings
Is my babe an angel!
Blue as heaven is, are the eyes,
Meath the lids so waxen,
And the gold morning lies
In the ringlets faxen.
Fragrant shrub, Or tropic tree,
Never yielded blossom,
Half so lovely, sweet, as thee,
Sleeping on my bosom!
When thy little dimpled cheek
Mine is softly pressing,
Not a wish have to seek
Any other blessing.
Art thou, little baby, mine?
Earlier love efacing:
One whose smile is like to thine,
Chides this long embracing.
No! as drops of light and dew
Glorify each other,
So shall we life journey through,
Father, child and mother.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-06-15

The baptismal admonition of the FIindoos is as i'm
pressive on the bystandors as it is beautiful - Little
babe thou entered the world weeping while all around
you smiled contrve to live that you may depart in
smiles, whilst all around you are weeping
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-06-15
JUNE Is, 1913.

that the present Tariff is more favorable to industry
than protection, think it will not be long before the
South always ready to fret at Northern prosperity
and ascribe their own misfortunes to any thing but
the true cause, will come round against Free Trade.
S.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-06-15


ORLEANS Co.
Albany; Rev G Putnam
par BarI . !, e., w H HWhoa,a.
Giover. { 1 blanchard
Groousboro. n Comin1s
Irn .I Il q Kimbeli
T"Y,"iiii n Hording
n '; Trn3. M K Eastman
rha,io oy n Warren
Dr"wnjn gton, Rev, W Scales
T HiUm ,'r I IIurd
1Wsst6eid. O Winslow.
"
LAMoi IL r.. TO-
Cambridge; M s el ora
Jeflersonylllei oahofd
Elmorei ) sco.!
llydeparK; a M 9Su
Johnson; a w " , CS ;i;l,y
WaterVilie; II !, "a T I lsn
M NO, notci'AiSS
NJ Morrlst9 70, y, ! "; west ',
stowe; y 4 5'0 oaanot
WoIcol'; > re'"o'N
WINDSOR Co.
Bethel; A Marsh
L. do. o Hlncher
Cavendish; J G Spalding
Chester; o Hutchinson
Rochester; , cooper s
hoyalto4 ~ ,,, w 1Su""'u
Sharon I SletGui y, nj
Norwlch; W. M M DdnlS
Brldgwater; u hay i ,d
NooGstoCH; Il h 'i'a
SO. do ) LaNe ,,,
WINDSOR NJ l ~ p nuiNG
s LILY "Si ' Mai Farwell
IIa.,c,sI. A Nirhnls
w Jo : ~ steele p NJ.
n w. Go ViIlage.C Tinkham
G IS,,,IanJ. II n Osgood
Sia'''" Az IN willard ir.
n ,o. p I. Blackmer
P"' d i'a' peitnann
6 - ,,o uo. +, Hozen
p pnrn fret - q Harding Cd
So. do ID Chandler
stockbridge; Rev. Mr.. Daily
Gaysville; J NJ Bennett
p,n,vr 10
PrtIond.R Throll
-''''' do e Graves
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-06-15
LIST OF AGENTS FOR THE FREEMAN.

WASHINGTON Co.
Waitsfeld; o Skinner
Worcester; i Johnson
Warren; D Upham
Waterbury; G Stimson
Woodbury.; A Town
Calais; ] Mower and A Pierce
Plainfield; DR.. Rates
Marshfield; S Pitkin
Barre; G $ Johnson
Mortified; w II Smith
Faystonj L II Baxter
ORANGE Co.
Bradford; ] d Clark
Brookfeld; D Kingsbury
q do SM Bigelow
Tunbridge; J Il \! codard
Chelsea; II Hale
Corinth; Rev. S Comlngs
w Topsham; B Aldrich
e do ] f George
Newbury, Rev. S Sias
Randolph; II Parkhurst
L. do MP Brooks
w. do NJ II Sessions
Post Mills; L Hinckley
Vershire; DR. Tyler
Orange; P L Lord
Washington; II A White
strafford; D S Barrett.
CHIrTENDEN Co.
Burlington; J Liscum
Charlotte; w S Baldwin
Huntington; II Beecher
Hinesburgh;J Allen
Westford; T G Beach
Jericho & Underhill; j. S Barne
Richmond; w p Briggs
Williston; w II French
ADDISON Co
Ferrishurgh; o Sholes
Vergennes; DR. A sprague
Monkton; G Cook
Lincoln; DR. Kent
Middlebury: r L Fuller
Bristol; II Ncedham
Cornwall; b r. Haskell
Addison; w Reeves
Hancock; A G Allen
Wovbridge; M Stowe
En.vv,,u 20.
vr r,o,hur %b n mean
W. Hiioepu's" I'll. 81 Ko,do
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-27
ROCKWELL. & CO.'S CIRCTc.

yHE proprietors of this immense and talented Eqncs
rian Establishment iak' great PLEASURE IN Ohnoun.
az roaehnr performance Of the nnrvaiicd rr.nne ''e
In order to he able 10 visit al the important river
towns they have purchased steamboat az exceeding
tf drsnght, winch Will enable them to in stage
OF water, on any Of the Western rivers without incur.
| ri,g INC riSk oi any disappointment whatever.
ahe rlopile.o,s zee peculiar satisfaction in refer
ring To the strength as well "a TO the brilliant talent and
uhatiroaehabe skill an, grace which they have been
eaeu ~ lhe course OF time, and by extra labor and
!" concentrate IN one establishment. They feel
great Piae IN calling particular attention to the Of
| Mr.. Hiram ~ franklin
! -. "'ii ~ = 4 "hNiiii.
hose representation you in the large pictorial b
-, Is wonderful act OF throwing 20 somerseits mum.
Der never before equalcd by any performer IN tao
world together with his terrific double SOMERSET thro
ao'ns' over banners, horses, &C. &c. Also his daring
QUE Two and tour horse riding, h his astonishing cord
No an performances, which truly make him the wonder
OF the are
Nftisls without nuneer, and certainly without REGARD
!" Ape'se, u We heen enlnoyed during uhe past winter
W manufacturing new costumes, housings, uappings
uec" atlohs an" othef phsralIefnaa 10 ceres "'d
win thelr magnificent paseantties tournaments cavd
cades and proeess'ons WI i'm this company give
every representations ahd winch lave created such
sensa'ie" e'o'Y WIRE upon theit route aud
@ a'.eiaea WIN 50 9'ta' eeiai' lhel hundreds WIG
N''teu ,hVus ei,'t'' are Ho" Iouiu among Tue
Pas c Oh tiIis etea.est Of C,rcuses.
H. , p y o 70 ts vn'Pey' the queen Ci'y
!" IS pdu; VINO WIN entertain me audenceb by dlseour-
sing must eioqoeh' music.
Henry Rockwell q Co proDri,tors
IS a -S,L
S' S''H''' AhttH"SefS.
John SHAY, Equestrian UlrSctOr,
w phi D..
- " S", fCdS"fcT.
a. Rockwell and w. Lake, ClOmHS
They will cxbib, in yybe.,;,., On u,..,., pa.
day Nav lat and "a Az p n a,, 49, " y, - !,
M and at N igla on Tueslav may ~ :
Admisson ), ,snt,,. ,,1 - IL, ,ri. Co. ,..,,
The Performance win ~, g
Equestrian Spectscle entitled me n II, 80, ~, az ~
or the Arahis Biyousc Wv ''"'' VI 'Ne "e"o"''S'
Comic song ny iockvy,tt spdI.tc
Grand rran,pnine / e,,. snd i,,,Nis ,o.,. o.,- -.
ncrs and bo,sas ,nd ,os, M ea , o'cr nan
dinq hv turnipy = donbls s',1,, e " us 'oi ,
hy the "CbamSon TTampoIinist - At ti3ra,' W 49,
lin " '" '""N
Y ,u,;,o h., ,,o .o...,...... l., +, =, -
has perforned the aim,os, ;ucredie fs, a. W no
g,cntiyo s,,r,.rsn,,s i'"' vi '''o"'"s -
amer which The mr. ,de and NO, oc TN, .r.,. u,. w
Grady viii nerfor m HE heauf f,l ,t ,,, 49,, ' w
Fasirof lvar mr. t,hi,ess i,',,I,,', H. NJ p', a.,
After which viii ba euacts5 an .sy,,r ~ "y:
H., ,',i,;,, -, ~ aou o., astonishing act OF
opttted fba R,va po,.ns ~ ,,''i u wv" nor IS,
~ n n,,a III ~ ~ VI ~! inPlah ,nouhoeis, ny
n, -, ... a'lu u " iia"Niih. rms scene Is
,,oroat ,;.,., @ st, v, nluoi'a. g"Wer ad cor
of snaed - " 80 '''s VI "s"'eS an" Jury
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-27
WESTERN ADVERTISING Avpcor.LEcrrvc

WESTERN ADVERTISING AND COLLECTING
AGENCY.
WV. kIN-rar Thiri sirret two doors east
of Poi Ofh e., Pittshurg. Ia. j. our au.hou
zed Agent inl hdt CRY. Mr X. also attends
to the collection of bills against persons in
in that city-i4rge or smali-and refers to the
Editors Of the Pittsburgh prrss IN particular,
AM the western press generally.
f. w. CARR, opposite the Exchange
PHILADELPHIA. is agent for procuring subsafia
tions and ADVERTISING for the Wheeling Tim
BrniEYr & GREEN, 81 Street, opposite tn
Pos Office. Cincinnati, will act as Agent.
for the Wheeling Times, aud all orders lei
with them sill be promptly attended to.
NuLNEY y. PALMER is authorized 90 act
agent Tor receiving subscriptions and sdye-
tisements iog the Wheeling Daily Times g.
Advertiser. at Baltimore, Philadelphia, Nv
York and Boston. His office Is in
Baltimore, at the Southeas, corner of North
and Favette streets:
Philadelphia, n. w. Corner of Third and
Chestnut SITS.
New York, Tribune Buildings, opposite city
Hall.
WIN. THOMPSON, corner OF Baltimore
and South SIS. is duly authorized agent TOT
this paper in the city of Baltimore.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-27

2sth. ADMISSION. . cents; no half price.
Afternoon performance To commence al o'clock;
Evening al O'Clock.
Procession win parade through town al about 10
O'Clock, 4. NJ.
THE ARMtMtXA; OR IMPERIAL PERSIAN
CHARIOT DRAWN nv THIRTY HORSES.
This gorgeous Chariot, FROM the Mandatory of ].
Stephen 4 Co. 27th street, New Nork, has just been
Completed. For lis graceful proportions, exquisite
workmanship and brilliant emblazonry, 1t has never
been equaled either IN ancient OF modern times, II is
said 10 he fashioned AFTER the model of the Imperial cha
riots of Perss during the OF Cyrus the Great.
The sides of the Chariot divided into panels,
separated by richly sded scroll work in the style OF
Ions the Fourteenth. The scroll work - hnrdered
beautiful fr moulding and runs along the top well
as the bottom 81 The Chariot. Each panel Is superb
painting The two front panels the right and left
scenes IN Algeria The ehe Razzta the other a sur
pri e. The two ceutrc panels represent the amusement
of Hawking. The tive extreme panels which are dou.
hr represent Equestrian Eeats and Chariot Races IN the
Hipyodrome OF ConstaHtInOple. They are magnificent
paintings aud remind the Classic rea isr of the noble
ladies Lscedamonia Athens and Macedonia. who 50
often contended for the victors crown in the Olympan
Hippodrome ,,,....o..o. ., ., ..h
hammer cloth purple velvet trimmed with deep silver
fringe psndani border of blue and yellow velvet,
whole decorated with eagles equestrian figures stars
and flowers wrought IN gold aud silver. TIE Chario-
teer appears borne along Eeween The expanded nes OF
two mighty Dragons apparently OF massive gold VIII oh
crouch above The fore wheels of the Chariot over the
tae@s of the Chariot hpses the colossal heads OF two
Golden Eagles thor bodies enveiope the rich teiage
OF leaf moulding which hortcrs the end of the Chariot
and disappears at the hoom The hack panel u pam
TIM tho rescue, by FerseuS, of Androneda from the
sea Monster The Harness s of the costlicSt dies Grip
ton, and the most superb ever manufactured ia any
country
The who DIES signed this superb production have
displayed refinement of taste most correct deeal'
and ehase. csmbIned with genius for invention and
iuprov Of the very highest Order. The several
arzans carrying out theesI accurately
elegantly aud tasteIlly, in the exquisite flush of its
workmanship. and III the than regal gorseousness
and sole did of deofdtiOns, have achieved proud
triumph i'll tine mechanic, decorative ana constructive
arts that d.des competition. Aud the proprietor with
total disregard Tor ensc and at immense cost has
displayed most prncely muniiCence IN producing
this mat chless specimen OF the superiority and excel
lence of American skill genius amt eitcrprize
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-27
NEW FASHIONABLE SPRING AND SUMMER
DRY GOODS.

- GORGE McMuRRAY isuow opening al his store
Nsss room on Market Square, splendid stock OF beau
tu styles, 10 which he respectfully invites the attention
of his customers;
For GENTLEMEN.
Binley superior BIN French cloths,
Swiss do d. do
English biz cloths and casseres silk hard aud satin
Nestings; Marsaillrs cashmere and msrno do; aiers
trimmings, sc, &c.
FoR L,DIEs.
Sup'r camels hair and Silk Dess Goods, great variety
do Frensh Lawns of the most delicate styles
do Scotch and English Lawns. tamtanes shaded and
barred Goats hair Tissue silk do India satin, French
Earlston and London Giuchams in great vsrict
APPS GEO McMURRAY'S Market 81.
& CP'R White Pomels, French Gimp. Florence Braid,
SS and English straw bonnets, silk and parasois
Mode and Nariegated silk GiInps and Fruscs, Bonnet
do. SUPP uf white Grape, Shawis do, Waite SILK purple
edge co. Satin striped Pol de Chavre style Dress
goods; Flowers, Wreaihs, Japonicss, Tiuseed &c
wrought capes, collars etc. Thread Isces Ed-ings In.
servings, Bobhns III great variety, irish Linens. Linen
Lawn do with extensive stock of French and English
chlntz. American do cheap
APPS G. McMJiRRAV'S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-27
Nav FtRN.

rOOFS AND SHOise--.-f he Subscribers having asso-
III ,ated themselves together under the style and firm
of J CONNOLLY X SON, will continue IN the Shoe
business in the house. No ~. Main st, formerly
pied a store hy Connolly x " ade We eXpcc,
to receive from the east shortly, large and well
ed stock necessary to carry the business in all It's
different branches and as il is object to compete
with the eastern manufactures We intend, by strict
attention TO business insure the success antic.
pate, and 10 merit The patronae ot our friends and the
public general we, therefore, give general invita-
tisn to all 10 give trial. j CONNOLLY,
April -, 1913 B CONNELLf.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-27
FOR RENT.

a DESIRABLE Farm on Grave Creek. There is
A. about - acres cleared aud suitable oats r corn
win good Dwelling house and Stable; and the
sou Tor renting has So lar advanced vii he rented low.
nave several dwellings IN tins city for Any
wishing 10 rent amy of the above property, will do well
to make early application to JNO GOSUOEN
Wheeling, Aprii Is Real Estate Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-27
WESTERN INSURANCE COMpANY

r. HIS company, being now duly organised, is prepare
10 make insurance on every description of Fire
Marine Risks, such dwelling houses Store Houses
with their contents. Also steam Boats. Fiat boats an
Keel boats with their cargoes, 10 and from any port
the ONO and Mississippi rivers, thertrhutarv
Applications for Insurance to be made for the present
the office of the Wheeling Savings institution
MrfsnN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-27
70 THE PUBLIC

fEIiE subscriber has this day received an assortment
x @t Dr Jaynes' highly valuable medicines. II is
necessary to anything here IN praise oi their great
efficacy the of those diseases for which they
recommended they have long been before the Pablo,
and have obtained celebrity surpassn. all other com
pounds The following comprises list of the articles
received, viz:
Jaynes' EX pecOrant for coughs. colds etc
:" Hair Tonic for the growth OF the hair.
- Alternative, for Scroula. Rheumatism and dis
of the skin.
Jayne Hair Dye, to color the hair auburn or jet blk
Carmnative Baisam, for summer complaints etc.
- Tonic Ner.Iifuge, for the expulsion ofworms.
- Sanative Pills for Dyspepsia and all diseases of
thestomach
Jaynes Ague Pills, positive cure for Fever and que
Persons desiring know of the above med ines
do by calling and obtaining one of the Dot
Medical Almanacs, for lsls Gree OF charge at
BRENTLlNGER'S Apotheca.
Between the Post Office and Court House, Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-27

11ISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSiIIP.-Th partner
~ ship heretofore existing heween b Connolly and
J Wade, under the firm of C0NNELLY 4 WADE, was
dis olved the LIST inst by mutual II is desi.
rahe all those having either against
favor of the firm, will make immediate settlement.
Il CONNOLLY,
AprI2 JOHN T. WADE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-27
WOODS

STEAM IRON RAILING MANDATORY,
RIDGE RoA2, ABOVE BUTToNWoOD STREET
PHILADELPHIA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-27

IRON RaILINss for public and private buildings and
public squares of every variety of form and
CEAErERY RAILISGs, of classic and unique designs
embracing upwards of one hundred different varieties
IRoN CH.IHs AND SETTLES, for Gardens, Halls and
Piazzas-new style.
VEaASpAs PLAsrRss for Cottages, made in every
style
Superior WRouGnr IRON GATES, for Carriage en-.
frances.
New style BALCONY BRACKETS, &C.
hos TABLES of various Styles embracing Louis XIV
Eliza' ethean, Gothic, and modern patterns with white
and Gold Italian Marble tops. These tables have
introduced by the sui scriher for Hotels ants
Ice Cream Saloons, &c They beautiful articles Of
furniture for Hat stores and other establishment where
it is desirable 10 make grand display.
III Pile has recently constructed elegant subsi ia
CAST IRoS ilITCmNG Posr, in form admirably adapted
to permanency of position highly ornamented and rep
resening wei executed HEAD of that noble animal,
the Horse. Such article has long been desidera
tun aud Is now offered TO the good taste of the public.
Strangers WIS ting Philadelphia, respectfully nyi-
ted TO call al lis Wareroens and examine his different
specimens of new and beautiful work.
ROBERT WOOD. Proprietor,
Ridge Road, above Cottonwood ST., PmLApA.
VI Pile has recently published, at great expense,
which executed at his establishment embracing all
the above articles, and The various and splendid patterns
of Cemetery, Balcony, step, and other Ratings which
have been manufactured for Laurel Hill and other cele
bated Cemeteries designed expressly for his estah
ltsbmcnt, and which may be sent To any part of the
world TO those who desire TO make selection. I'm
doubted reference will be- required prompt
return OF the work, after opportunity for maxim the
selection. ,ril2i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-27
CuEE.5gYE,S, OHIO.

TNSUNNNIF. ITI'TT \ y = ATt Wy FOR
WHEELING. II x. LIST
AT SrELLE Il Lisr's WAREHOUSE, w ,rER sr.
6StEY VIII take risks on buildings of all kinds steam
4 boats and Cargoes. Factories Mills Keeloats Flat
boats aud Cargoes, etc against loss damagdiv Ere
or thedan and pers Of the seas lakes rivers
very favorable terms. sen IS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-27
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING

OF ALI kinds, neatly executed at the lowest rates
~ al the Times Office, such as
BOOKS, BILL HEADS
PAMPHLETS, BLANKS,
HANDBiLl,S, INSURANCE POLICIES
SHOW BILLS, BANK CHECKS,
BILLS OF LADING, BUSINESS CARDS, &C.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-27
= a ~ E -,
FANAI FnR SALE

T Will. sell NY farm Ut trnd eI and one acres
- situated Belmont corGt4 ohio. upI usIta fHr ~
per end Of Wheeling island. There silat rfty I've
improved. good dwelling. Bara aua stable iva
good Springs and young orchard some go W lct
Appic irecs beside rcafs. Peaches. Plum and tirrrv
trees aud Crane Vines bearing. The Of tine ht'l
fronting the river H. well calculated for getting ont the
cea will sell he above reasonable pricr and on
good terms. ARMY 60 JNu. X. BUTSFoRu.
usr T. ~ Nurr'tHg.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-27
ID, =, FIRE {, AND MARINE INSURANCE.

ITO HE lNSt REll-or 10 bc-tnaf's Inc ,u.st;,,.
A'whetier t Is better hy s,yeepng ftc to bo 80
ed-and subject 10 ali the III that .ssb IL bei, - ~
prudent nan go to the Protection once and iber ~
made safe comfortable and happy-ws leave fer Won r.
determine. ''' "" u
The Protection Insurance Company Of Hartford Conn.
having already raid over S5000 Of losses tho We
tern Country. untitled 60 the highest confidence. an,
their agent Wheeling Vireinia.
". =. PETERSON,
will tai isks on dwelling ho4ses warehouses stores
mills ciories &c together i'll their contents such
fur urc, merchandise, machinery and every other DIES
rritioh OF nsurahe property. Also, steam, Keel an
Hat boats and their cargocs and from any port
Western Waters, on the most reasonable terms