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The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-27
War between Sardinia and Austria.

states.
-Noili Pr0siqlas have been entered upoa the bills
o. Indictment against Smith UBrion, Mitchell,
ne@ghef, and others, ca account Of intormslilies.
Them. - '---~ : - 49,
The following address has been issued 10 the
ii'shos Of Ireland m America. dated 1eaqsi -
DysLs, April p.
me lrshmeh Of the United Sisias and the iva Csnadss
ned al Albany on The third Monday III the month
S1, spProye entirely Of that CenveIItioa, and
lot results Of Inc moS impo1tanf character q
aanon ouf consider the tiTns fixed lor Ia 1onxocs
~ " % 700 late, and the plan pIoposed az New Ore am
eeeente Events IN ireland win not all0s Us 70 wal
~ yeei AID until late 10 August wait We must tl the1
- 40 MOI meet before the end Of July. The Govern
ns ~ which We eursedand destroyed ere using es
49,. -. and AI1fce 70 dfIse INTO premstHe REVOLT
90 no. niend 10 ysd them The sdssntage groun
~ saness neither mus We lose By rsfrea;ins, Eve
ppsreiy gces % prove that ey wH not yieB
ksse.uy the demands Of tilk Kingdom, whrh are sell
v7ss 'A sAa seftax4iion. hrlznd. canned. must nc
Lhls s ne real pozdsa. watch sxss.e to soa Tim
eense desire you 10 ID equal 10 The oce zsio
Nv oe presented 70 ffelsrAl. SInnlos therrsorr
- SSo1sennon, summon IL Quickly, zud 9rCsrixe III
s,non you propose 70 icvy fof lrel<n<--lose moi
-. ~ uns good work: remember. for sgsxx heQr 10
sI mssna may lose ssncIsnll We al nof wat 70
WI '<'uss-~e have nes enousA 81 h ~ ~
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-27

OPPOsFrOx VAN.-W hen the ChOcfaws ware
about TO remove from Mississippi 10 their pre-
sent country, thirteen catered into deiibsrals
covenant with each other 10 DO all IA their pow
er 40 keep out the gospel from The ns~ 1srri-
tory" Not one Of these. says the Day spring.
is alive now. and not one Of them has len be-
hind hope that he had obtained Inc pardon Of
his sins. On the other hand, the gospel has
made there triumphant progress
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-27

They are sad commentaries on the wise
mans srstement--"M Much study Is wear
ness Of the flesh Is il too much 70 say
that these have conquered their love o. lsles
or at all events gosit Subordinate TO 9TH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20
LOOK, LOOK, LOOK

bOoh, LOOK, LOOK!
fShNidENEN viii you delay any LONGER In csu =,
' INC baltimore Clothing 81 ore where non can nnr
chase tlotAius at enormously reduced price. tr ci
VIZ N f''''S, ioi Casii,
me cloth Frock and Dress coats for 10 DOS such a.
~ ms CITY tor Is dolls; Bik Brown and cold
,,. -" 1,oNl sacks rom 10 10 dos; Overcoais s,rk
S'0"a's ald every other article in proportion CaI,
e 90, az nus establishment, have on hand now
sPvhold assortment of Ready Made Ciohng of 60,
qnaliiy, sly and price. NrNtp 10y
~ D. country merchants who viii favor me Vim
East. oetI7 ~ 800 "S' He9 can huH II
''i' NJ. ;.
r 81 received-400pr fancy CASHMERE p.n,s O.
'V'i' NJ. STEIN.
"A NoiHEh ARRiNAL-eO0 Pm Black Csssi.e,e
-. anu ION rants, 10 dolls 100 doz fsnry s.I,,
oetlT ~ w. w. , -
NJ STEIN.
~ Can and examine them Al !. tGs sh -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20
OHIO.

The returns from Ohio show that he vote
In that state is remarkably Close; bu, there IS
no doubt resting on our minds that the whig
candidate for Governor is elected and that the
wings have majority in the legislature. We
have never suffered ourself to believe, for a
moment. that he was beaten; but we 10 con.
less that the arrival OF prominent official
from Columbus, yesterday, who with oil the
susvity Of a Chesterfield asserted that Weller
was elected, unsettled our equanimity con.
siderably, and we posted TO thu Telegraph
otfioe and finding the coast clear dropped
IN the following, addressed to gentleman ia
Columbus who would be first Informed Of the
result.
Who's Governor Yours in agony
In about half an hour we received a dis
patch worjed:
Ford probably"
This was not 50 satisfactory as il might have
been, bat it satisfied us that Mr. Suayity was
telling mo such thing. aud confirmed our
previous opinion that Ford was elected.
We find in the Columbus Journal tn. fol-
lowing returns from al the counties:
OHIO ELECTION.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20
MEsrFpN VIRGINIA

Numbers OF emigTants are SAID 10 be NOV
inq 10 Western and North Western Virginia.
Among these re many Nirginians, but there
are also said to be many from o'her states.-
The growth OF North Western Virginia Is said
TO be wonderfully lapid,--its population.
wealth aud power, augmenting IN wave upon
wave. The next Census will probably show
white population in Western Virginia at
least fifty thousand, and some think, seventy
thousand greater that Eastern Virginia. The
acorn which has fallen from the Old oak upon
the banks of the Ohio, is sprnglng up with
grandeur and beauty which will ece long throw
into the shade the magnihcence oil the parent
,ree.-Rich. Rep.
Ave, it will. The seed has fallen upon
rich soil, and though buried for time, 1t has
sprung up and will overshadow the land; but
when it over-tops the parent tree III power
as in height, il will take that parent to It's
own delightful shade, where the scorching sun
shall not wither it, and where the pure springs
of intelligence and activity will give new
life to the withered root, and new and health
full sap to its aged limbs. Our old mother
will then become young again, ami you VIII
see her now wrinkled ard hsggard lace,
blooming in beauty as the poisoning rose,
and the music OF her voice will fill the air
with delightful harmony. Western Virgin
ia will do all for her mother that child can
do for parent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20
WING PLATFORM.

A republican government, IN WHICH Wv
.o.al,,,;ve. If the people shall pass laws
reaar3lrss of the will OF him who nap "
~ pr.s;dent. we believing that the whoie
',oorle are I've tier capable OF governing 'he"'
.sIyes than is one man of governing 'heu.
Tho administration Of all the affairs OF gov
eminent a. they were administered by WISH
;ncton Jefferson and Madison, Tor the s'e"''
est good Of the people .uh;,h
Honesty Of men aud purpose Ill a'i "'s"
stations as well as low
Forbearsnce from the conquest oil iorei8h
,,a,;o,s and all endeay0rs TO extend our pow
eras nation, beyond its present vast ooun-
Dignity and Girmness in all our intercourse
,,.;,b fore;en nations and neutrality IN Their al
ta;rs thai while we make our country respect
Cd ahroad we NAV make it the peaceful asy-
H., f,r IN. onpressed OF other nations.
;ba,,y nj a free expression OF opinion a.
mong all men, 50 that the ohice,e VI
menf, while they shall be required 10 disGhs,se
their duties faithfully and promptly 10 'fe oe-
partner, and the people by wnlch lHeS s a,e
paid. they shall be allowed to dlueI WIN VI.
executive in measures OF government "i'no"'
fear of removal.
The economical administration oil govern
meot-the payment OF salaries but no eA,ias'
and the prompt payment OF the national ueo..
The protection OF our domestic industry
and the money pt the country against the pau
her labor and oppressive miliionalres Oh H1'
rope. t.,.s a.a
THE improvement of our rivers, lakes asa
larbors. and the general protection oil INC
commerce of the country
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20

~New Counties.
Between this table and the actual results
| there can be but very little difference, and
those as probably one way as the other.
1t will be seen that the heaviest losses are
in Fairfield, Morgan, Perry, and counties "a
long and South OF the National road In these
the whig vote was no; poled or was
polled for Weller because Ford did not come
out for Taylor. Then the Clermont Courier,
in The following gives some insight into the
loss in other parts:
"Ot one thing we are convinced beyond all
dought, and that is, the entire want OF good
silh on the part OF the Locotoco Free SoiicrS
of this county, towards the " higs whom they
had induced TO abandon their old association.
1t is evident that while the Wings OF the Free
Soil party have adhered TO their candidates,
the Locoiocos have almost To a man, abdn-
doned those candidates, and voted f Weller,
Morris and Norris. We are glad they have
shown the cloven foot thus early. We now
say to those Wings who have been thus hdsey
deceived, come out from amongst theml Ihey
labor only 10 delude YOU. Trust not TO Loco
iocolsm in any shape or form il may assume.
Vote with the great conservative Wing party
the only true Free Soil parly-whch has
conclusIvely proved lis attachment TO the
principles YOU profess"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20

The Administration party profess to be the
exclusive friends OF the volunteers but it is
no such thing--it is all a humbug-they care
nothing for them, unless they viii fall down
and worship Mr.. Cassand the party generally;
but let a returned Wing volunteer say one
word against Cass, or any Of the faithful, aud
every yrlplng Lccotoco press is set upon him
TO cry him down at once. We speak advisediy.
Oar friends, Col. a. NJ. Mitchell and Mai.
Gddldgs ot the lsl Ohio Volunteers, and Capt
Gutter OF the Kentucky Infantry, as brave
men as you will fud, are on the stump Tor
old Zach; but distinguished services to do noe
shield them from the vile abuse of the Loco.
TOGO press. II such distinguished services as
those rendered by Generals Scott aud TAYLOR,
do not shield them from the venum OF Loco
locoism, what can subordinate officers expect.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20
SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTION.

Ths following members OF Congress have
been elected, viz: Isaac E. Holmes, in the 9th
(Charlesion) district; Joseph A. Woodward,
IA the 81 QLancasteD district: Armistead
Burt, in the 9th (Abbeville) district; Wal
lace, in the LIST district, represented formerly
by the Hon. Jas. A. Black, deceased, 1t is
probable that Orr and Mcqueen, in other dis
tricts, have both been elected.
Georgetown has elected two Taylor men
aud one Cass man, representative to the Leg
isia,ure.
A grand jubilee and crchlight procession
took place Ia Charleston, on Thursday, in
honor OF the great victory achieved by the
friends OF Gen. Taylor,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20

H| 600 Z tftC
Mr. W hsr,on-Iaving hsd the pleasure ct
meeting with some Of my brother CHIPS, with
specimens of their best work OF the annual
fair. orexhibiliun Of mluuLcurrl8rirles. &c.
at West Liberty on Thurs ay last, and after
lairand thorough examination 81 all our Hats
by an Intelligent aud competent committee,
the premium offered lor the best silk ana a 20
flr the BEST beaver hat was awarded to me. |
therefore respectfully request you 10 take cut
my advertisement of seine months standing
Offering reward OF tea dollars TO any Hat
Manufacturer, in this part OF the country, that
would make better bat AMI touch it OF with
more taste, than we could do one up on Union
Street.
now consider this point fully and fairly
settled.
JonS. J. HoGE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20
RAMSEY. Chairman.

lowA.-The last Republican, printed al the
seat OF Government OF Iowa, contains the
following paragraph:
Pottowotomie CoHnty.-Mr Pickett, who
was appointed TO organize this county has,
we learn, disregarded the resignation OF the
great Mr. Wallace. been qualified by com
petent officer, and proceeded to organic the
county in accordance with his authority as or
ganizing sheriff
The citizens OF This county will, then, be
prepared to vote for President in November
next. Will the Locolocos, who have threat
ened to murder them, or drive them from the
State, be ready TO put their threats into execu-
ton?
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20

The Re ElectiOnof Mr. Holmes of Charles.
toH.-We have noticed with the highest sat
islaction the reelection to Congress Of Mr.
Holmes, the member from the Charleston dis
trict. Weare sratifed not merely because he
j., friend OF q rdylor, but because he is
an American, in the broad and true sense of
the word His reply to the attack made on
him tor his remarks on Mr. Adams death,
which we noticed on Saturday, showing hm
TO be altogether above those petty jtdlousrs
which warp the judgement and restrict The
usefulness OF SO many OF our public men,
Alter his reelection WAS objected 10 on The
gr1und OF his euIogy on Nh Adams, and his
manly aud patriotic reply il is a compliment
TO The Intelligence OF The people OF Charles
ton, which they may we'll be proud OF, that
thry did re-vlrcj him. There is pleasure IN
voting for such mn under s0ch circum-
stances, aHd The voter Is not lrss honored than
1he candidate who receives The vote.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20

GEN. AYL0R.-Some of our Iocofoco
friends seem disposed to speak iavorlbly of
Gen Iaylors honesty, but iasist that he don't
know enough of civil affairs to make Presi
dent. We never hear such nonsense, but we
are reminded OF remark made by brave old
volunteer, III reply 10 the same assertion.
"What. said he, "Old lack not know g.
noush to make a President? Why, the old
Glan has enough Of good hard, sound sense in
him, 10 nuke half a dozen as good President,
as Jimmy Polk, and thea out OF the scraps
and fragments, you might make better one
then ever Lewis Cass could bel"
The old soldier was right, and the people
know il.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20

OC3-Our friends say we are very sanguine
of results in our publications. Well. we
are--we have an abiding faith III the honesty
OF the people OF this Union, and as they have
almost all said they were going 10 vote Tor
Old Zack, we believe they will do IL. We
would not believe otherwise, we never will
believe, until we see it., that any consdera-
bic proportion OF the people OF this Union,
will vote againt the bravest, the most patno-
tic and honest man the country affords, es-
pecialy when after cool, unbiased and
careful examination OF all the features OF our
government they find him exactly in the
night position.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20

PARTY RENUNCIATiONS Alexander
Davidson. Esq, OF Detroit. being present ~ a
recent pubic meeting. AMI being called ior
rose and said. Mr.. President ani gentle
man ] did not come here to make sPeech
but while am up ! will say this much;
ever have been, am now. aud Us long as ] I'VE
shall be q Democrat. never voted a Wing
ticket 10 my life know Gen. Cass well,
emf have known him for year; but, gentle
men, shall not give bin nv vote at the
coming eec,irn. I'll live until the 7jh day
81 November next, | shall vote for that true
hearted genuine Republican Major Gen. Lath-
ory Taylor the man who. while IN the ser
,i,e OF bis county, asks lot his Govern
mcuil NJ favor, and shrinks from no respon-
sibiliiy.'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20
AMERICAN LIBRARY NPARIs.-The

Perfect of the Seine in Paris, in acknowledg
ing to Mr.. Vattemare the receipt OF "num,
erous and precious works and documents
from States aud cities here, says;
This transmission joined to those which
have already taken place, increases the intel
lectual riches which compose the American
Library, winch the city OF Paris owes 10 he
generosity OF the Uuied States
Mr.. Ndttemarr's agent Ia Paris 81 ates that
his title, "Ameuc1n Library" is every
where recognized aud adopted II will be
placed over the entrance OF the Librsry. aud
1t the head OF lhe cal logue which The libra
rsni, preparing. Paris has now It's Amen
con Library
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20

strong evidence that DIR Jaype's Expectorant is
perior 10 all other remedies for coughs consumption
Bronchitis, Asthma, and other pulmonary Affections is
that the same pers-ns who commenced the Of II II
their families ten years ago, stil prefer all other
me lies of the Kind and where have Loeu induced
10 Try preparations they have almost invariably beer
Disappointed IN receiving TIE benefit which
ably anticipated from the high praises bestowed by Thu
proprieiors. aud have returned 10 the Of jayne
Exgccterant remedy that has failed reliey
ihen and which probably never had its equal in arrest
ING Pulmonary diseases.
Prepared only by DIR. ID. JAYNE. PHILADELPHIA aud solf
on agency by \ BREN rIINGER ard
osi2U J CRUMDACKER x son
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20

Mr. Edgngton, it is understood, refuses to
act with Messrs. Clemens and Stenrod, IN the
appointment of subordinate commissioners,
al he other precincts OF this county, at the
next Presidential Election The consequence
is, that we are now within less than three
weeks OF the election, and no selections have
been made This should be attended to.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20

MR. Kegath. Of Bertrand, Mich. in letter written
sept Is -i6, says that Vaughn's Great American Rem
eli. the LnhoniriItc Mixture, has cured Fever and
Agug every in which 1t has been trrd. and he
has sold two dozen bottles cS ressy for that dis
Tie also says, for all bilious diseases he does uot
know equal, gives universal satisfaction all over
Michigan, and Is most perfect remedial AGENT. IL
should be in the hands Of every family See col
umns--read Dr Vaughn's Advertisemeni--gct pam
phlct from Agents. oct20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20

Elder Orsou Hyde. one of the Twelve A.
posiies Of the Mormon Church, left here YES
rerlay ior Caunci, Bluffs, on board 'he steam
or Martha. We learn that he carries up rlnt-
iug materials. and that upon his arrival u y
his intention To commence the publication OF
d newspaper on the frontier. devoted to The
support auI propagation OF the Mormon tai b
ami dnclrincs = st. Louis RepnbLican. 4it.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20
And other Prizes aIuoa lug 10 81 ,los, i97
LOSS OF HAIR ANDBALDNEsS.
Hear wins, DR., ouisley s,ys:


snEvHsRpsrowS. Va, Oct 10 lsta
Dear Slr-No on inquire of me whether / have NO
ysur mar iohic, and tie effects.
several years ago my haS began To fan rapidiv r,ou
rsoaip ana had Toe prospect Of premature badness
buihs several yeats used various reron
included Tor lhe halr, itom which | derived no lenr
~ length mend recommended your Hair Tonic
hsRd ltee "f ioir bottles according tu the printed
tons, and At the end of SIX months m bs,r -,
SCI, ana since us tendency to turn grey was srre.led
nave never before given certificate reronn,a,,i,
patent medicines, Which niiscrininaiely u.eB ~
"lleR are, de much injury, but case ike me r,s
wnefe KNOW the article 20 lie beneficial and mar II ~
DO no h'rh have no scrsples ia ainy facts vi,t',
my own knowledge. lourr a. N'" "Nhil'
70 no n -. ma, JOHN QuiGLEY, MD.
hiLhREN DIE OF WORMS Ave and ,,,,, 49,
Ie''f.c 20. "a JAfNEs NggMIFUaE has meyer T. III
Ah""h !" iail 10 cure in Tie worst stages '''
StAfioAso OF w oRNs These are headache ,ot,i,
pan"eNN "' we Hps' with flushed checks sri.i ~, NJ
,ee'H ""'ii'- seep' disturbed drcams sfe.n ~, ~
''ii' so 'Aniis, cpnvg sions fevertshne th9.
.a,.' va Va m'hti, Offensive breath courb bf,ti,
breathing, leutns OF the nastrs pam ~, ~ "'Nuii
$500, stu'4Ii'aaHtssi vorarioHs appetite ,ea,,,,es'
'uus'',' 'Aht canisof shiverngs dFovsinrss S,ti'
sMe.ed stomach OF iinhs RISING apd rhati 'e,
"'"s'' '"''H Uilhe frequent desire Ia r,.,7,,,t ~,
''nes, H'aeharse Of saie aud mucous IN, '''e ''e
loF nervousness, SICK lediarre. p,ln,t,,ia, ~, -,
ete. 81 gives iuued ate ieiiet Ii 49, ~ 'e
aN.e"F OF s'omaelh creates an annette str,,,,t ''
"'''' ?! ''e''f and ctEEs Tide ri.Es vac
Leather Wagon Whips. 4 .o.e,,o, y,
jyl4 mn it!s "a, No $50
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20
TIE LINSLEY INSTITUTE.

I'Hb WIN titt SESSION will commence on the frs
gay OF NoVemher The Principal has secured the
services al Messrs MooRE aud ToDp his fornes assis
.ahls' VINO are both graduates OF our hest Col
eseS ana well known as abe and faithful Teachers lie
mas also engaged HI. = D. Clendcnning gentleman of
similar character aud standing as a Teacher TO lake
charge OF The Primary Department The Prircipal
hiinse Is uniformly m attendance, and employ ed in
siving Instruction during school Tours
Terms
Primary Department SOTO . 10 nor ouor,ar
English Depart Lower Branches S3to4
Higher Branches aud Mathematics, s5to6
Classical Department. sd
ihe conrse OF studies is THOROUGH and continues as
far as may be desired by Class No scholar RECEIVED
ior less lime than aquarter, any allowance made
Tor lost tiue. except IN peculiar cases
Mr.. u. y. stone, distinguished Teacher of Vocal
Ausic has teen engaged to give lessons in the Institute
al very small extra charge 10 each pulpit VINO NAV oin
Nisc Class. To this arrangement tho Prnc,,ai ~.
taches hnch importance, and has himself Incurred CON
sderale expense TO eject 1t. 10 those desiring H. les
sons VIII also be given '
In German by Rev, +. Zimmermanr
IN French, by Mons. +. Chapuis
oc'l'-2wdesw JOHN w. SCOTT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20

NHSa ,APS-l have received my entire
- - ~ ~ fall stock of caps, embracing the largest
ahs most complete assortment brought this
sei. They have been manufactured expressly Tor me
and having ieen purchased al the lowest rates can
he sold lower than they have offered in this
Guy. The assortment is complete, and fail
please Please call letore purchasing elsewhere.
scP2s :. u, HARPER, cor. Main aud Union SITS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20

n F'Worms Tor the most part e 81 low in the siom.
ach that tits next 10 impossible to reach them Embedded
~ they IN Tie slime aud mucus. with mercurials aud
tile common remedies These medicines also tend 10
weaken tie action Of the stomach and ucses there
by rendering them filter abode for these animals
Fahncstock's YermifIse prepared Pittsburgh first
removes the and laying bare the worms cXpel-
them without any ninry tire patient. II can never
he surpassed /. an oradicator of w,rns
FOR sslehy JAMES BAKER. and
octSG CRUNB NCKER & son
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20
C. FI,IAS STIFFI,

TaEALEg in English German and Americas Kitch
~ Furniture. No ls3 Main ST. Opposite tie Mon.
roe Housed Wheeling Va.
fe subscriber has just received from the East where
he purchased them at The lowest cash prices sod
assortment Of cutlery and every article IN de-
mapl, of kitchen furniture, which he is prepared dis.
pose Of as cheap can be had u this market. Also a
good variety Of lin Toys.
lie also keeps hand of his own manufacture, as
usual large assortment of Tin aud Sheet Iron ware,
Wholesale or retail, ard Block tin ware.
Any thing IN his line. not on hand. viii he manufac.
tufea The very shortest notice reasonable terms
a fsw Bucks Patent cooking stoves and Pittsburgh
coal stove, for sale al low prices.
oct 20 ELIAS STIFEL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20
FOR PRESIDENT,
GEN. ZACHARY TAYLtk.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
WILLARD FILLMORE

STATE ELECTORS
! John J. Jones, Norfolk CITY
Q G w Boiling, Petersburg.
3HP Irving. Cumberland
AK Irving, Lynchburg'
5 W Martin. Franklin
A WIN. C. Rives, Albemsrle.
? Robt f Scott, Fauquiei.
II T Garnett. Wesunoreland;
0 John A. Meredith. Richmond ci'y'
m Rob, Saunders, Williamsburgh'
II A Hunter, jefferson
- AHH Stuart, Augusta.
"a s McD Moore, Rockbridee.
IA Con,ally + Trigg, Washington.
~ g w Summers, kana~ha.
i6G D Camden, Harrison.
IF II Peirpoin;, Mnnon.