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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24
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GREAT CENTRAL III
VIA. CUMBERLAND AND BALTIMORE.
EETO facilitate further the travel upon this QUE, the
% Baltimore ani Ohio Railroad Company. III cOujluc
ton with tine lines of Stsses upsn the National Road,
w-iilcommeuce upon MONDAY, the27th March. To ruu
SECOND DAILY TRAIN OF CARS and LINE OF
COACHES over the route
Leaving Baltimore at4 Z. NJ, On every day OF
Cumberland at Il r. My the week.
The Coaches upon the National Road viii hencefnrth
leave Wheeling regularly twice a day al Il a. m. and d
=. M and Cumberland at the anne hours, connecting
regularly, each way, with the morning and evening
toats al brownsville. By this arrangement, passengers
arriving al Baltimore fros, Philadelphia att P NJ, may
proceed weStn ard, after a delay Of hul two hours, in
stead of lying oyer untii next morning. Pass myers
coming fastw ara, and arriving at Wheeling, or Puts
hurgh, or Cumberland, too late either for the morning OF
evening lime, will be detained hut - hours al must, ln
stead Of -. as heretofore Great additional despatch
VIII thus 10 given TO the travel upon this route, already
The riosT evpeditious between the East and West, and
the passenger may alN avs make his choice Of the day
or uigAt for sassina aver either the Railroad or the
Turnpike section OF the route.
D. order, WIN. ;. WOODSlDE,
Master of transportation,
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Bsltin~re, March II, 1875
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24
vi s. OLGA H..

&aRE5AT3&
%fNA1RTc1cp
MENNEDXa
WESTERN NEW YORK
COLLEGE OF HEALTH,
2u7 MAIN STREET. BurrtLo. n. Y.
DR. C. 1. NAUGHNE VEGETABLE
re MIXTURE.
IHIs celebrated remedy is constantly Increasing il
Fame by The meov cures IL Is mating
All. OVER rue WORLD.
u has now become the only medicine for family use,
aud is particularly recommended tor
al stages of this complaint Immediately relieved, ne
matter OF how long ]stquding. See Pamphlet for testI.
mony.
'ma "l al,ras.s OF ,He urinary organs for these distres-
slng complaints it stands alone no otsc- article can re-
fieVe i"h; and the cuues testified 20 viii convince the
inosi F'epuctl-see p%t1Iphfrt. Liver complaint. Bilious
d,tsses, FEVER y AGrE. n thc Great West es.
''ee AiV' aNd Wherever these complaints prevail this
medicine is offered.
No MINER Vi tGENT, NO deleteriots compound is
I Ntrt0 THIS mixture. 1t cures these diseases with rcr.
Sca Pamphlet.
tNM~EpINTElN RELfFV F0. and a -uro allows by a
iew DAYS usr Of this Article: 10 fs far before any other
preparation for this disease. or for any other disease
oFi9lna.iiE from impure blood. Soc pamph'pt.
DEBILITY or y SYSTEM, weak back. weak.
ness OF Inc kidneys. ac.,o or Inflammation Of The same,
enc. and a cure ~ qi,vavs a rrsqlto M its use. II stands
as CERTAIN RENEDY for such complaints. ard
also fr arrangements of the female Franc. IRREgT-
L~ABiffES, SrPrRESSIONS. painful transformations
No article has ever teeu offered except this which
would tauch this Kind Of arrangement. IL may he re-.
he'd upon a. a sure and elective rcuiedy, and did we
feel permitted to do 50 could give a THOUSAND
INNS as proof ef cures in this distressing class of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24
NEM DRUG STORE.

Mann NTTffI, WHttTIHsf vi.
~ the rnoin formerly occupied by br Todd we nave
3 Just upenei. a fresh assortment OF uRl1 " aud MepI
ct>Ts. Paints. ois aui Owe Stt1s; also Spices. feriu
aery, aue soala. Hair ud, shaving tteenis, &C. 10
2esher wiki q general assortment OF pophi'ff ~ulA e,'u'
icines, ~aitrtsh, OF a soud qusIl3 and Wa DC '"' az
faif prices.
rre-er2yans OF rhysteieps esfghgly, PH,rBr, 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24
GOLD ~SpLCrACLES.
wa. assEY, ~ 90.

y Carriages, Bnegies, Sc. Persons wishing 70 pnr
chase. wli. pleas give az 4 call.
Eesztrtaa 81 Carriages done ia the neatesi siyle snh At
the shortest notice, they being well provided win Tue
h,at ps,.ttlaI. JWnt -. iei-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24
NEW CARPET & FURNISHING STORE
PAXTON & son

NEW CARPET & FURNISHING STORE.
A.. PAXTON d son,
yJAVE Just opened in one Of the store rooms on Mon
a roe street. nearly opposite the Fust Office, an en-.
tirelv new aud extensive assortment OF Caruetine. III
The attention OF purchasers. Their stock comprises:
Brussels Carpeting,
Imperial Three Ply do
Stperiue. Fine aud Common Ingram c~arpetmg;
4 {, "a and 50 Tapestry, Twiiled and common;
Vraitian do
Cotton and Rag do
-, ) / and 4 ! coii aud nlain Canton Mating;
Oh Goth OF every width
Cafpet Binding and Fhrcad; Also
l2.4. Ga, ) I aud = : Dunggets and Linen crumh cloths;
Axmiusiel. tuued. " iitun and Brussels Rugs;
Brass star aods all sihe,;
Adelaide. Manila amt Niicant Poor Mats. &c, sc.
HOUSES EEplNG ARTICLES.
l2-4, M and l04 Imperial Mars lies, Toilet aud
bresdru Quilts
- 4 ia ami 10 4 Linen and Cotton Sheetings;
LIueu amd Gotten tiHow case Goods;
suee1ia f irish linen and Cotton >htrtinc;
IL. (, 81 aud 1914 DAaAsk Table CiOtia and Table
LtHenS;
Napkins aud Doyliesi ling,
Bifd'. eva iiuekahacN, Scotch D!aner 4 Crash Towel
Piano Tthlc aud stand Covers
Embroidered Window curtains;
Turkey Red Fueuitgre frintsi
Frr itlfe Daaty;
~ ckin S ana bed lace;
r....aGB ard a8d Tasse's, for Hiinds;
Nar-5e3 and Cotton Frnees. Nis"a GOOD assortment
IF Gloves and Hosier}; t'urean d cenbrit hdkfs;
Ia3ir-'aa d Gent silh CraVafs,
FI.scaw1rsed Criisfs;
Farast IS, 3 ffafctas, e., &c, &c.
At9i v44el HtHh sc Suhi al tue lowest possible prices;
amt persons Wautlne viii please cal and eya'uiue.
nsl- PhNfuN son
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CERTIFICATES
OAK SPRINGS, Orange County, Va.
~ -. -

OAh SPRINGS, orange county, Val
MAY ?, 1914.
Dear Sir-This is to inform you, that in ls40. / was
attacked with a disease called Dyspepsia. My syup,
toms We're q collection OF wind ~ the stomach and how
els ater ealing. swimming IN the head, together with an
affection "f the whole nervous system. Tad the best
medical attendance my county could adord-I took The
whoic class Of tonic medicines for Two years, without
releti I wore down 10 a mere frame, so much so that
my bones catGe through my skin. My diet, fut one year,
was reduced 70 two ounces an a quarter of crust of
bread IN twenty tour hours, My physicians gave me
up to die. was then carried to Philadelphia, to Dr..
Jackson. who saved me from death; hut notWithstand.
lns he raised me on my feet, for twelve months after.
wards felt disease raging IN my system, SO much 50
that ! had no hopes et ever getting wei, until by acct.
dent, I heard Of your Bitters-i sent ana got three hoi-
ties. / was Then 80 weak | could scarcely walk or ride.
! could not cat any animal food: 1 commenced with
them-l could then Iveupnn a fair diet. TOOK SIX bot
ties, and considered myself clear Of disease. felt hl.
ItuUs this spring, and took Two bottles more, which |
think has pat me ia as good health a. ever cnioyed-
/ have taken the Bitters be IRE aud aztec eating, and ne
veT without feeling benefit, | have NO hesitation in
saying, That I uave realized more benefit from your bit.
tersthan any medicine ! ever took. | believe, with 4
fam trtai, they viii >orrect any d%lssrdered stomach
\ GU may make any dsl osJiot tins that you please.
Respectfully,
tnnN pDnuRpp =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24

Tobacc0.and cigars. T Tsos'E E,ss aae cold
srfrat1rca "a -ti eriar ouiele) also Hegaila. Iu' cipe,
! C.Esd1fss. raueslss, AiHerya, sc. CigSgs
Aur2 BIGhEL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24
~BRENTLINGER.s ArOInLCA,

DIAis+N lAAANNilEi NJ ~ taI.A-.A.
ASHLAND SQUARE, WHEELING. -
Ky HERE Physicians descriptions are arrur4toty
re and neatly put up al an hours Of tao dt. snd
night also where can be had'he following popular med
iclnus. VIZ
lart Iaynr's Medicines.
Doc, ru-r's do
r @s~ Fut umtGent.
Lewis Indian Vegetable Pills,
SnIl9s 10 do sugar i lis
brlhtrttHs do do
Rnpaud'a anti costive do
lutI fIe.HA khcuualjc do
iyt+aH 4.IF, '
Nc Ahster's NJ Healing Ointment.
Conuuuud syrup houeset
AAcI aliFt S}fup fer cure 81 Scfau'a and al
diseases at'sine Tom unparues Of d avd.
Nerve ANA Bone tHuiment.
Compound syrup salsaFariia. &C. &c.
Arrib
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24

EVlOTHS-Suncr Jet and Blgc Black French. Fnstsh
~ and American cloths. in great variety Nlst Rtnr.
hot!e Green. Grown. Grey, Mixed, brah and tnv}-iil lie
tlOtus. just deceived lv - IEiSF ELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24
COPPER, TN,

AND SIlEET IRON NAkI 49, I'M,
ls5 AiIrket Square, "hsstHs, "a.
RYAN, sibscriner sespee,f,liy ntoruis bis friends and
l. she public generally that be has removed hs safe
r.ans into the iarge BRICK huildin. atjonise hts oid
slaad. where he ia fully prepared TO do all wufh, either
in I'm, Copper or sheet iron, entrusted To aiW, wHlfts
match. I have an hendg large asslrtinent of Tim AVID
conner ware lnaIl will se.tor cash or to prnmpt custo-
ncrs on a sIsrt credit. mfu L JOHNSON
HoFFEE MilLS-A superior article Of LIVINGSTON
~ NKpnuu-s manufacture, er hand and tor sale low al
mn JOHNSON'S, io5 Market square.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24
AlNf
JOHN PORTER, Jr.

Thists to certify, that from the use Of Or. Mills Rt-
tiers, one ut my t~tu-ltvrs has been restored TO health
She had been ui declining heath FOR several years. and
1 had almost lot hopes f her recovery; hut when all
otler means failed, those bItters have prevailed.
We, the undersigned, DO certify, that We have used
W, Muls' Byspeptic aud Chulic BIteIs, aud from their
lenedfial aud sanitary ctects, do recommend them to
the public, and tliuk them worthy of patronage.
X. b. Sempie, r. Jennings,
Maror, Fred's. Ivory Jones',
jos, Saudlord, L. {. Chandler,
Roy jones, Juo. Femeyhougf.
The Above arehut a few OF the numerous certificates
IN the su scriher's pos session. Tie deems deems un'
necessary, however, tUald ANY more. as te believes tue
medicine, where properly used, Will uacieutly recon
msud itself
Prepared and sold wholesale. hy
J. J. MILLS. fredericksburg;
And a~tretail, by the following agrnt.
newt -'r INMES BAKER. Wheeling, We.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24

q Fr
S.EFF arc now receiving, direct from TIE hest eastern
w nanutacturets. a more Than nsualiv 49,. go,
mtnl OF b ,ors and Snors fon FAN aud W xT,r Wr,P.
rIarge portion If which have een mann r.c,,r.G >, N
'er, according 10 our own directions. AVID irt,rd.d 80
nrr>Sl. int our retail trade. for our resn A. rre,rnes
and all others who nav favor Us win /, rsu 49,
safely sew that never before have W. leon - - ~.
hem 50 lar,o and well selected a si,ck Of Roo 49,,
Shoes as ., the present time. am I'VE ~ mov,s nd
rquai 'n quality Of material and workmarsbi, to 49, tm
manufactured Ia any part II the rr,fed ~, =, ~ -, o
s,oek WI, PC tnnnd TO consist, in part, Of me following
mEN' BOOTS. +.
1900 pairs mems thick boots
600 do mems KIP do +
500 do stout calf do
$50 DO calf N HsTol'1 e. iaapre5 Boots
1900 pairs mems fhick hrorsns
1900 do mems kip frogans
500 do mems stout calf hrocans
200 do coat and calf pump sole irsqaps
q poY,s ANp YotTH's BOOTS.
COO rairs boys thick boots
$50 do hoy's kip do
700 do stout calf 10
500 do youihsthick DO
$50 do youths kip 40
en- BoY's AND YOUTHS BRocANs.
500 pairs Youths thick brogans
500 do yo1ti's Kip do
SEQ do bcy's kip do
,,oo WoMEN's KrP LACE BOOTS.
1903 pairs womeu's lace boots
500 do wonieu's calf do q
500 do wnn's morocco DO
200 do womeu's Kid do
ONE GATE BooTs, ALE CATERS ANa
WALKING SHOES.
800 pairs Women's CATER boots
500 pairs thick sole halt CATERS
$50 pairs pump sole half CATERS
zoe pairs ladies' kid luskin wells
100 pairs ladies' KID tie welt,
500 pairs women's ,aororco and seal reg'd hnskins
MISSES LACE BOOTS, SC.
80 do misses goat lace boots
500 do misses' kip and calf lace boots
CHU.nREN1S SHOES.
1000 o pairs c%hlltren's morocco and leather tootees
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24
NEW BOOT * SHOE STORE.
Caliei The Philadelphia Cheap Cash Store
BY wM. BoLE, i59, MATS ST.
NJ. 100. MAIN STREET.

,-uSr reo,i a iat ofdonble and single rounded English
.e Rrtt. Ft{iiuss and MAFungales, a very neat artiri.i
Aso. on hand. slot of our own msunt teiure, ioI sale
layer ttau usual. l~epts9l IAN"
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a CAREs
Eszs. 8 q. gasJ2'so,
h1cosTNGY & coNAuT

ND t.sre- t~VfiEE!ING. Va AHrl2
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CARPET BGNDtNGs-i0 gross Of carpet bindings
~ just reed and 10 safe at if2 MAN street
Nueaf MENDEI, UABB0J & co
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WHOLESALE AND Retail BOOT
AND SHOE STORE.
TOlD " HOWELL.

~ the well known stand Of the Black Mammoth
~-A- Boot, south epdot Market Square, would resn,ct-
iuHN INFORM lhtlr customers and the pulflc seueraIy
tiai they aye now receiving from the Eastern Mnutsc
tuieFs a large sud well selected assortn ent Of foots-
SH"'S learner 'aps,t Indlnes, &c. These Goods have
Keen selected with great care. ard are of No tfst nI,slity
dnd lattSt slFI", and we most respectfully iuvre all vhe
want Hn} ct Inc a.ove Goods, q call and examine tlenL.
city. sem ~ 49,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24
WIIEEi.lNf. TIMES &ND
AEsV A,ssTsSEss s.

WHEELING TINS tND GAI'TFT.
punLIsHEppNLYTRt ,"~UELy & wEENLYny
J.. +. WHARTON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24

- HtNEp aad for sale. a dsg iszeus ine s-.arie.
S~ t'a as, at adsl2 r~NUNNbHUuA s. CO..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-02
MuiG PLATFORM.

xenuhlican government. in which Inc
rasantafiye al the people shall pass laws
opardIsss of the will Of him who hoppens 10
he President. we believing that the whoie
neonle are better capable OF governing them-
sselves than is one man of governing them'
The administration OF all the affairs OF gov
eminent as they were administered by wash
inoton. Jefferson and Madison, Tor the great
est good OF the people. nut.
Honesty of men aud purpose IN all high
stations as well as low.
Forbearance from the conquest OF iore'g"
nations. and all endeav0rst to extend our pow
er "a a nation, beyond It's present vast poun-
daries. uo,xo
Dignity and frmness in all our Intercourse
with i@oreicn nations and neutrality IN 'heitd Oh
fairs that while we make our country Iespect-
ed abr4d. We may make II the peaceio' asy-
linn for the oppressed OF other nations,
Liberty OF a ifge expression o' op'"iop q
maug all men, 80 that he oHcers u so,oi"-
- vtt.et aa, s.ail be required to discharge
tltir duties lata.t4ltt aHd IRON NY 0 'neoe,
nartment ami f.a people BY which they are
th,y shall ne allowed to differ with the
eevac,tirein measures Of government without
lear OF removal
Tin economical administration OF govern
oont-the ma vment OF salaries but no extras,
and The nrompt PAYMENT OF the national oeot.
The protection Of our domestic INDUSTRY
and the money otthe country against the pau
her labor and oppressive miliionaires oil Eu-
rope. ,.L.s a,a
The Improvement of our rivers, iakes ana
barbors. and the general protection oil the
commerce of the country.
THE CASS PLATOON.
The five l0ayes and two fishes.
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orr side by about $50 regular troops and some
thing upwards ct l000 volunteers, while they
were opposed bv al least 100000 the enemy;
aud had We lost the day. lieel that the whole
responsibility OF the misfortune would have
fallen upon my shoulders. Yet 10 moi wish
here 10 censure those who placed Us N that
critical situation. whether they deserve blame
or not ! leave Tor Others 10 determine. Those
who had control of my iate IN this ipnsac-
ton may have friends here present IN whose
good opinion ! would not harm them. For
mv own part, ] am satisfied to hope and be-
lieve that il Yves oil the result OF accident IA
Their than OF design on their part.
~ conclusion, | beg to return TO you, 10
( NV fellow citizens of Harrison county partic-
ulirly 10 my fair countrywomen here assem-
blcl. nv heartfelt thanks fof the cordial re-
crp;ioo which they have this day extended to
me-.
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CITY HALL.
u HERR ALEXANDI

YOUNG HERR ALEXANDER.
The celebrated Magician. who's acknowlcdg-
ed to be the greatest Necromancer
10 the world, will give
-Four of his mystsrious. popular anil oriental
Soirees. at the City Hill, on Saturday, Mon
day. Tuesday aud "Wednesday nights, Sept.
Both. Oct. 2nd. 81 and 9TH, 1913.
Doors open at O'Clock. Performance will commence
al haifpast O'Clock. Tickets p cents. no half pricr,]
to he had II the Hall door. For further particulars see
the small and large bills, Change OF Programme each
evening. sept 30
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CITY OF wheeling. e5th Sen, Is4s F.,

bRct OF street COMMISSIONER.
untt Monday next, The ID OF October, 1915, | will re.
ce.vc sealed proposals for furnishing and setting Curb
Stones on the south side of Centre 81, from 5ui 10 9th Sis.
AlsI for feseliing Old curb stones and furnishing and
fettiug new cnrh stones, on west side of Main 81. from
Franklin 10 North 81.
Aso iof constructing a sewer along the South side Of
2nd st in The 5h ward, from tho east side of Main 10 the
west side of Chapline 81.
Any further Information desired, can he obtained up
ON application 10 the subscriber.
JOHN GlLCHHlST,
81 Commissioner.
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8 PRESIDENT.
FOR PRESIDENT,
GEN. ZACHARY TAYLNit-
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
WILLARD

STATE ELEcToRs.
! John J. Jones. Isle of Wight.
g w Boiling. Petersburg
3HPl Irving. Cumberland.
4JKIrvine, L~yuchburs.
w Martin. franklin.
6 Beni.J. Barbour OF Orange
2 Rohi EScott, F%auqulei.
SHIT Garneit. Westmoreiand;
o Jobn A. Meredith. Richmond CITY,
M ron, Saunders. Williamsburgh.
II A Hunter, jefferson.
~ A II II Stuart, Augusta.
"a McD Moore, Bockbridge.
IA Connally + Trigg, Washington.
a. @ w Summers. kanawha.
16 G d Camden, Harrison.
II F II P%eirpon:. Marion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-02

FLORIDA ELECTION.-The election
takes place in Florida, or this day, Oct,
2. 1t is for Governor, Congress, and for men,
bers of the State Legislature. Gen. Brown is
the Wing candidate for Governor, aud Mr..
Cabell, the present member of Congress is a
candidate for re. election. The Locoioco can
didate for Governor is Gen. VIM. Bailey; Tor
Congress, William p. Duval.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-02

WEALTuo or THE PRESIDENTIAL cAsmIDArEs.
s.omebody whose lake an interest in the Pres
sential candidates, gives the estimates OF the
u.tates owned by them.
f TAYLOR, 100000 or $4,000; Cass. 81 ,0OO.-
40; Van Buren,, 100000; Fillmore, S45.-
DO; Butler $40. 0Oo; and e. +, Adams, $780,
no, beside a fortune Of not less than el.-
10000, Of which his wife will, in the ordi-
try course OF nature, soon come in posses
eon. Mir. Adams inherited alt, or nearly all
his property and Mr.. Cass acquired his as
5 also General Ia lor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-02
BAND INSTRTMENT

xUSf opened a hne assortment of Band Instruments,
" such a. Cornets, Wave Trum pets, French Horns,
Bugles, etc. Also, an assortment ~ very superior
French and German Niolius, Italian Strings. Turning
Forks. New Music and Preceptors for all Instruments.
New York Il Boston Piano Forss, constantly on hund
and for sale al manufacturers prices. by
sept31 j. MbLLOR, Union street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-02

YOUNG HERR ALEXANDER gave the
utmost satisfaction to a large audience on
Saturday night. His entertainments are ex-
hibitions OF great skill and practice in the art
deceiving the senses.
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Gravel and Urinary Complaints

Q$Price 30 cents per Gottle.-ED
CAUTION BE ON YOUR GUARD.
rH'HE surprising excellence and growing popularity
n ofthe American oil. has induced some dishonest
persons to pain upon the public, miserable limitations
Of the traiy valuable medicine, for the purpose of decei.
wing the unvary and defrauding the proprietors. In
order to he sure obtaining the GENCINE,
OBSERVE FOUR THINGS.
lst. See that the name of VIM. Jackson. %, Liberty
street. head Of Wood street Pittsburgh. is printed on
the label OF the wrapper ofeach bottle, 10 initiate which
is felony.
ID. Each bottle is enclosed in a pamphlet, containing
full directions for use. and also the name aud address of
Wm. Jackson, general agent for the proprietors. and
likewise tie proprietors names aud address, ID. Hati &
Co. Kentucky.
81. Purchase ONLY of the advertised agents, all uf
whom have a Show Billion which Is printed the names
at The ptoprieiofs and genetal agent. thus: -. Hal.&
Co.. prOprietors, Kentucky" and WIS. Jackson. Pitts
burai. Pa. General Agent for Western Pennsylvania.
part of Ohio. aud Western Virginia and the Printers
names. "M'Aiilien A. Sbyrock. Pttsburgh,m printed at
the bottom of said Show RGi.
4th. OBSERVE, the Genuine American Oil is sfa
dark green color, id1ut any sediment. aud its specific
gravity lighter than water. The counterieits are mostly
of a thick black colof.-sone. seneca oil, others a mix-
tlre of other comman oils, aud enc OF various coiors,
sonnet imcs a close imitation of the genuine, purportins
to come from The . = ittshnrgi and Allegheny nisrcnsary
Company" NoNs vi the counterfeits possess either
the yirtae or power Of The true American Oil.
Sold wholesale and retail Icy VIM. Jackson, 80, Lib.
eTiy street, Pittsburgh, head OF Wood, and by his duly
appointed agents.
a. q. F~sIRCHILD, and T Cartwright, Wheeling;
James A Gray and co. bridgeport; John fennimore,
Maitnsyiie; } and ID Brow. juns, Welisburg; Wallace
n Brackcr, La Grange; III vost, wsrreutown; Wsd-
die and Vance. Philadelphia; Geo Wilson, West Alex
ander; John Kelley, Claysvilie; Sample Sweeney,
Washington. sept 30
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-02
BASSET'T q ROBINSON

BASSEIT q ROBINSON
TyANE the pleasure Of announcing 10 their numer.
G% ous friends aud customers, tha, they are now re.
ceiving and opening a very extensive assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
consisting, in part, of Dry Goods, Groceries Queens.
ware Gle, etc. We are prepared TO offer great induce.
nlents IN Dress Goods, Woolens and heavy Domestics.
our stock OF Delains, AiPaceas, L.yonese and Cohnrg
tioils, lama and California Plaiis, 'ashmereS, French
aud English Meriuos. Roselind, LanartineP laids. iial-
ian Lustres, Gala Plaids, Ginghans, Caiicoes, is unusu,
ally fun aud pretty; Jackouets, c%anbrics. Null and
SWISS MnsltHs, Lace Edgings, etc, in great variety.
shawls, Handkerchieis, Linens, Hosiery, etc, very
cheap. a iuli supply of mems aud boys caps.
We deem It unnecessary to go into any further detail.
We can say with perfect confidence that our stock win
be found fuli, and we tatter ourselves, one HAT " III
please our customers.
Give us a call and n we cannot induce you to buy, at
least we viii NOT TALL out with you. Our motto is me
TROUBLE TO SHOW GoOps."
BASSETT & ROBINSON.
~. B.-We have the Agency of the Pekin Tea Com
pany. sep,2s