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Democratic banner., 1848-04-24
MEXICAN NEWS

The news from Mexico is nearly monopolized
ny the reports of the Army Court Martial, to
say the least of which is long and of but little
interest TO our readers. We apprehend the repu.
.tation OF all parties will suffer, at least nothing
creditable to them will result. The Court has
determined to remove its deliberations 10 Wash
ington, where the pembers are expected shortly.
~sfexican papers are violent in their denuncia-
tons OF the treaty. Col. Sewer, our Commits
sioner, had passed through Vera Cruz on the
9Th inst, in company with Gen. Kearney. The
Mexican Congress lacked but a few members of
a quorum, which would be filled before Col.
Sewers arrival. A vessel had been chartered
fer San'a Anna and suit, and it is said they en-
.baked for Jamaica on the 9Th inst.
Democratic banner., 1848-04-24

We acknowledge the receip, of new &C
c~essions to our subscription list at Frank
fort, Clarkstil lille, Prairievile, &C., for all
of which we are truely thankful.
To the friends Of the Banner we think
we can now appeal with confidence,
for their exertion in the extension Of
our circulation. The canvass fos '4S is
already waxing warm, and we desire to
contribute to the fond of true Democratic
information as much as may be in our pow
er. Our immediate attention being demand
ed continually here, we have but little OPP
portunity to visit our friends and extend
our paper. We therefore ask every SUBJ
scriber, who feels friendly to the cause, to
act as our agcnt4in procuring subscribers
for the Banner. To all snch of our sub
scribers who'wiil send us the names Of four
additional subscribers and eight dollars, we
will send the fifth number gratis for one
year. Or to clubs of FIVE new subscribers
we will furnish our paper at 81 81 each, in
advance. We will send single copies for
one dollar till after the result of the Presi-
Dental election is known-clubs Of five al
eonts->soL -l--vs ~;n-advance.
Democratic banner., 1848-04-24

We will say, for the understanding OF
some, that any person wishing to discontin.
he the Banner, a do so by paying all mo-
ney due for subscription. By a glance al
the head of the first column in our paper
our terms will be seen, to which we mus
be permitted to adhere. P. M.'s are ex.
pected to notify us when papers are moi
called for, which done relieves them of any
responsibility.
Democratic banner., 1848-04-24

The United States was the first great
power to recognize the freedom of France.
Tie republic was officially proclaimed by
Lamarine on Saturday the 26th of Feb
rusrJ. On Monday the 2stb, Mr.. Rush,
our minister, proceeded with the members
Of bis legation to the Hotel de Velle, and
formally recognized the new republic
Onthe lSt March, two days afterwards,
Lott Normandy, the British minister, hav-
ingwaited for and received Constructions
frol home," followed Mr.. Rush''s example.
Democratic banner., 1848-04-24

Afti the nomination of Major Rollins 70.
GovsiOr, by the Wing State Convention,
JudgHking addressed him a very courte-
Gus No proposing to canvass the State to-
which the Major very rudsly re-
fused He has no disposition to meet the
JudgsEpon the stump.
Democratic banner., 1848-04-24

If y Post Master at st. Louis would
letters and papers intended for
Louisaa vie the river mail, he would con-
fer a dat favor upon her inhabitants.
Democratic banner., 1848-04-24

A clplime6tary dinner to Gen. Shields
was gih at the Planters House in St.
Louis,1 Tuesdsy last, with great ecIat.
Democratic banner., 1848-04-24

LOUIS PHILIPPE COMING TO AMERrcA.-
The Corner DIES Etots Unis says that a
letter has been received from a person who
y very intimate with Louis Philippe, which
states that The ex-King has come to the de-
termination to fix his future residence in
the United States, with his family.
Democratic banner., 1848-04-24
THE U OF INQUIRY.

We have further reports of the Court Of
Inquiry IN Gen. Pillows case. The testi=
mony as to handwriting is contradictory.
Major Burns acknowledged himself to be
the author of tho Leopidas letter, and de-
MED that Pillow saw it before itcame back
from the city Of Mexico in print. Stuff.
cient evidence has been given to show the
worst state of feeling between all the par
ties. Scott, Ttist and others spper to have
been very intimate, and q latitude of abuse
in camp tolerated against officers of the
army, not very creditable to any of the
The details Of the testimony are
bet efssa&cislEgsaersl iaterest. to justify
O. 6lIing e ar eolunpa win Ahsm:AG.
Democratic banner., 1848-04-24

Tn Hon. Jno. Jameson, who has recently
-beef1saisPossd, has so far recovered, says
the Washington Union, as to be able to re-
sumf4is seat in Congress.
Democratic banner., 1848-04-24

The President has at length accepted the
of Lieut.. Col. Fremont. He is
a bold and skilful officer, aud deserves to
be promoted. !,
Democratic banner., 1848-04-24

We received, on Friday last,a letter from
Bowling Green, dated on the 9TH inst, n
tanning several announcements for Offices,
(some of which were subject to the decis-
ion of the Democratic township meetings,)
and orders for u paper. This letter was
misplaced by the gentleman to whom it was
handed, which will account for our SEEM
ing neglect in this matter.
Democratic banner., 1848-04-24

T nocrecyof New -
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-21
PoPuLAR SENTIMENT.

Tie tide o. public sentiment is settling IT.
resisuhly Va favor o. the position ass umrd by
the Wings OF the House. Pubic meetings are
being simultaneously held ~ all paris oi tie
State, 20 express ibe senumva. OF aesl~,is-
uon IA which the ar5lury and Outrageous
conduct 81 the Loeoloco mem Ser. Ol The House
sui taeir battles are held Il auy were doubt
ing a. 10 tu- pope cour.- ~ crss nAe
thc present those doubts must vanish before
The food OF ligAt which is pouring la from
tDr people on every hand. fhe people have
usli, 10 %" pf leclei as we'll as wrongs 10 b.
vlndle47 aal The representative who shall
taller ~ .Us hour OF nal vail encounter h
iear'u. responsibility.
Nc have uu lje the proce .iiugs OF the
people oil MIsAi-gntn boa are compelled Ia
POI tpoH' Aeir publication uudi 10 morrow.
As a s~neG-i laiug 0e shall aud ourselves
oonstfalusa, apAeyer t,lde. andy, 10 couiia,
ourselves to s,siag merely sn abstract o.
ih-s~ r1pf-s.s9us ID The public leei.us - Osis
Siats Jgs11.a,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-21
A NEW METHOD OFTEACHING MUSIC

Those OF our readers who can read music
and master Gaelicitms without the aid Of 4
Glossary, will appreciate the ingenuity snd
humor OF the following jsm d'esprit:
A Highland piper having scholar to teach
disialned 10 crack his brains with the na,nes
OF seml-breves, minims, crotcheis aud qua
vers.
Here Donald" said he, take your pipes
lad, and GIGS blast. So. vera weei blswn,
Indeed but what's sound Donald, without
sensef You may blow forever without ma.
king a tune Of il if didn't tell you how the
qaesr things on the paper msun help you.-
You see that big fellow wi bly, round lace,
(pointing to semi-breve between the tive
lines OF bar:) move slowy from that line to
tins while ye beat ane wi your fist aud gle q
long blast; II ye now put leg TO him. you
max twa OF him, and he'll move twice a.
fast; and il ye black his face he'll run four
un-s faster than the one with the white face;
bu, II alter backing his face se bend his kse.
or iie his legs, he'll hop eight times faster
lAan tina. white laced clap | shoa ed you 6rst
Now, when' er you blow your pipes. Dynsid,
remember this, that the tighter these fellows
legs ale tied, the faster they'll run, and the
QUICKER They &c sure 10 dance.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-21
GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
EOuSE OF DELEG ATES.

heSeWSrf ION, io1S.
The Speaker laid before the House a l.,,.,
from the Governor. communicating In.
proceedings oi a1 Internal lmpro,rmep,
NEE iing, held IN Stanton in October last
he OBJECT oi the Stauuton meeting va. de.
signed. we believe, TO urge the r1lention Of
Tie Louisa Railroad westward, and eastward
10 Richmond. The Governor enters his s,o.
lest sgains, the policy of that measurr-too.
tending that the Potomac and Frederic ksh,ro
Railroad is sufficient Tor trade ani trs,elo
and HAT the proposed eItention will diminish
'ae States interest in that company, aud in
the James River aud ksnaw hs conuany.
Various reports were maize by the S,audin,
Committees.
Mf Wood. from committee Of Priyileees
1nd Eiectioos. asked Tor leave 10 senJ In,
persons and papers TO give testimony before
'hst committee on qursii II there pendius.
On motlon OF Mr. kllhy, II was rrsoIv.d
That the Public Printer furnish 1000 cooie, Of
he report OF the Flnanee committee 10, m.
use OF The House.
Mr. Faulkner called up mis- resolution Offer
ed Ga "Wednesday as follows
ksso.srd, That the committee ON Court.
inquire how FAR the existing lesisl.,i of
Congress, under 2 section and 4lh article of
The constitution iullhlls the inten, aud object
OF thai instrument IN shoEding an xdeess,s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-21
AWFUL SUICIDE.


We are panied TO learn that She Rev Mr.
White, late pastor of The Pughtown congre-
gaticn in Brook county Va, committed SUI
eide by hanging himself, GA Thursday last
he particulars, 50 lar as they have reached us
are as follows: About six weeks since, MIR.
White removed TO DR.. McAlillen'. consresa-
ton, near Canousburgh. Soon siterward s
several members OF his family took ILL., and
! one oil his children lost the Use OF one OF It's
eyes. lie soon became dissatisfied with his
change OF residence, and appeared TO think he
bad done wrong IN leaving the Pughtown con
sregauon. These reflections disturbed his
mind very much, and he was Induced to return
| To his old residence near Pughtown. On
thursday, about II O'Clock A. NJ. he rode TO
Pughtown, called upon DR.. Hare, and wished
to purchase portion Of arsenic; stating that
he wanted 10 use il in DESTROYING rats The
doctor Knowing HE state OF his mind, declin-
ed selling MIN the poison. Mr.. w. returned
home, and put his horse ia the stable; but as
he did not 20 10 his house, Mrs. White sup
posed that be had started out TO where some
men were cutting his winters wood Dr.
Hare, fearful that all was no, right, called i'm
meda.ey a. Mr.. Whites house. end related
10 Mrs. W. hat had occurred at hi. Office
tie then looked IN the STA bic--fouud he horse
put safely away, and Immediately walked out
TO where the choppers were at work. Not
hndihg Mr.. White there, he became alarmed,
and returned forthwith, with several OF the
men, 10 make thorough examination OF the
premises around The stable. lney al length
louDd Mr.. White IN The hay NOV hanging By
The ntck Alter he was taken down, il is said
that be bfea TIED but "a single bresth-hls spirit
had departed He Was launched into sterni-
~ by his own hand
This hcan-rcnding occurrence has thrown a
deep gloom over he u,ighborho d bout Pugh-
town. Mr. White, we understand. la. been
regarded as on amlab.e and good msn, and yrs.
much beloved By his congregation. -P.lstar5
Post
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-21
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
Redf Estate on Main rnd Eu;or ~,


HE subscriber will Offer for sale the Court fiouss
= AZ Wheeling Va on Monday the 9th Of January has
q 10 O'Clock M, One undivided half part oftbst val.
sabe store room Main street. nov IN the occupancy
OF Mr. iIcynan. One undiv pars she Of sp
eriy At ;he eorner Of Nam and Union st. oeeuped ~
Messrt bertyhu co. aad y n HArper-anA The unli
vided half part Of the ground fronting on Caon street
belonging 10 the trust estate Of Ehenexeg Zane ava
Ding west ofthe last named propertys Of which are
amsax the most desirable business stands In tue city
ihe terms sac are tenth Of the pu chase ouev in
hand Inc remainder thereof in three equal payperts a
o. " and IL mnns credit itb interes from date The
lite (which ndspatahls ITO be withhsl6 until The pur
chase niosev 10 fully paid.
There will also he offered for sale sDR a. the Sue
Ponson Bridge 10 completed. which is expected win
he passahe by the LIST Of Apra, number Of lots on
me North s.de Of Main street The island which viii
make most dssrshe locations FIR and other,
doing business in the city maAy ofthem will he eniy
om Two 10 four hundred yards distant from the north
ed Inc marks house in the city. thsss lots win hs
sold on such terns u induce All persons desirus of
oSsaiwtug cheap convenient and pleasant 10
secure one or more lots fol that purpose,hey will hs
quite a. safe from the mconvencnce Of high water a.
sesi part Of the lots in The city adjoining Whselinx
creek on either side thssscf will have MANY otbcr
which theaasss do not besdes bsnr
assrei 70 the marhes hosss. HENRY MOORE,
oes ~ Trustee Of Zane
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-21

We know thstour srtic,s yesterday N re-
la,ion tn the cholera. might have been Teceiv-
ed bv many as ceusure upoa the boaf' %
Health. 1t was BY no means our design 10
impute wrong to the Boari, or to any one
We know tha, the board has been indeiauGo-
bic 10 ,heir exerlions to promote The heai'h
and cleanliness OF the city. We know also
that the feelings Of the siliz'ns are very muon
excited. And. were it not Tor thg benefit 10
sriss from cleanliness, Unnecessarily eA'i'e''
To gr4tiCy and allsy that feeling we mlls CIV.
remarks we did. The board have nfss"'es
In proures,. which will not tell eau'el, ~
purify The city, and ii the e'i1.as -sS''i 80
we viii have degree Of security h''e' ''''''
attained.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-21
:sssssseD~
Correspondence Of the Pittsburgh Gastii.
CONGRESS.

CONGRESS.
Washington. Dec. 10, 1873.
Senaie.--The Stflaie Vas called 10 order
and proceeded To- the cunside "a lion OF the
morning business.
Mr. Breese, OF Illinois. from the Committee
on Public lands re ported bill gnning lands
10 construct Railroad from the Mississippi
to the Lakes through the state OF Illinois.
which was order.d TO be printed.
The resolution Offered in the Senate yester-
day by Mr. Miller. oi n. J.. in reference TO
the correspondence respecting the purchase Of
Cuba YVES taken up sni debated, after which
i, was laid over
Mr. Benton. Of Mo, called up the Pans no
Rail Rosd Bill upon which de bate sprung
up, in which the participants were Messrs.
Benton. Cameron, Footr and Allen. and br
fore anything had been done il was laid over.
A sealed message was received from the
President. after which the Sena,e went into
Executive Session, and remained until the
hour Of adjournment.
House--The House was called TO order al
IL O'Clock.
The Speaker called over the States for ne.
I,itions and memorials. many of which were
presented and referred
Tine standing committees were called in or
der BY the speaker Tor reports, several reports
were made, none Of which were importan,
and all of which were appropriately referred
The Motion TO refer the Presidents mes
sage TO appropriate Committees was negtiv
ed
Mr. Cobb, of Ga. moved to refer that pa III
Of the Presidents message, relating TO III,
Committee on Agriculture, which led to
warm debate.
Mr. Greedy. Of N. Y, made a forcibl,
speech in favor OF referring il 10 the Com
mitiee on Manufactures, 10 met the a,sa oil
loi the President in charging them Of b~ins
lsristocrats.
MIR Fisher, OF Ohio. has the floor on thi.
subject tomorrow.
Adjourned
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-21
HAMILTON COUNTY TAXES AND THE
STATE TREASURER.

| CoIumbus, DC. IT,.
The voice Of public seniimen, 10 beginning
to be heard in favor of law and order, and
needed too.
To show the little influence Of the demo-
cratic Senato's. mention the TACT, tina, the
democratic Treasurer OF Hamilton COUNTY HI.
authorized the Treasurer OF State to draw ON
him iorlthe entire smoun, Of the taxes Of Ham.
ilton County.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-21
WHEELING e. BELMONT

BRIDGE COMPANY.
~ meetinc of the Board Of Managers of Nh. -,
eempsny held a. the once OF the company on uonS
the ieth day OF Dseember ISas wv """aAy
Ses resolved That the clerk, eaase a notice IN 4.
"a me ne~ srapes ftbe city OF Whrein, no
n ~ oeshoders Ia this ON pany ana,
a., axes OF s1oek are net raid up on or tcf.,e III
@ " January neti, interest The ate OF IN 49,,
80" pea snnnm VIII he charged, ON eae. Ard ever, 49,
- 10, ~ arrears foin the lime 1t became .h,.
xaa 'ns' u such delinquency eonta unti IN g.,
onaay 10 FEBRUARY iss9, the Board OF M.nag.r, ~,
COMPANY according the proy,sion. a, ,e a !" we
P'"e hoewver The stock Of such deiinou.,t 80
dec ~. ~'N 'nsl'uted
~ FiTZHuGH,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-21
" KEELING g. BELMONT

-. ne subscrihers TO the capital stock of the
wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company are
hereby notified that All iustalment of n M
upon each and every share thereof Ia rr.
CURED to be paid BY them respectively 10 the
Treasurer OF the said Csmpany, on Tue..
day The 18th day OF January. 1919.
ny order oil the Board of Managers.
:. i. II. FlTZhuGH, Clerk.
John Morgan, Esq, the Treasurer. will Ia
found at The Merchants and Nicola MICS Bsnk
Dec. IL. l9lS. '""'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-21
MASSACHUSETTS.

The election IN the vacant Congressional
districts takes place on the frst Monday in
January. The districts are the second fourth,
6th aud ninth. and are represe nied respec-
lively ia the present Congress by Hon Daniel
King. Hon John G. Pallrey, Hon Charles
Hudson. and the Hon. Arenas Hale, all
Whigs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-21
ANIMpoRrANf coNFESSION.

oo ~. oo,;on Il, print % coo extra copies
,e,ho A,,,,,l P l,,or, Of the Secretary OF the
Treasury. Mr.. Sameraa' Democratic Sena-
cor from rs.nsyl1ania, opposing the proPo-
si,ion ID;
N, ,4sneron hoped 50 large number
dnot he ordered He thought that the
,s,,,ry had already deci led On me merit OF
ne system OF finance, and they h1d decided
sgsinst it, Besides. greater number OF
COMES Of the Sccretarys report al iast year
wore Dfioted than the members ni the Senate
had been able 10 use. Many o. them were
now living waste in the comuttle rooms lie
thought that the number OF copies oil INC
Presidents message and accompanying eoc.
umeats provided Tor by the resolution Oh 'as'
Tuesday. ten thousand. would be aSply SUI
ficieni 10 meet all the wants OF the Senate
and the country.
This confession is important in view oil
estimating the iniquity OF the Name Letter
fraud. and the value Of the late vote o' Penn
sylvania in favor Of Zachary Taylor Tor the
Presidency. As captain Cutie On Domoy
SOM says. "to be sought in the night place
md when found mske note oil, The con-
fsssion is voluntarily made by Democratic
Senator Of Pennsylvania end Is indeed worthy
To be noted
In reply to Mr.. King, Of Alaosma, Mr..
Cameron continued
.Ar. Cameron desired to say word 10 re-
nlv IA fine remarks Of the Senator from Ala
bsma. In his State (Pennsyiyonia) The q1es-
tion upon the financial system introduced by
the Secretary OF tie Treasury had been iaidy
before the people. and they had decided a
il. He though that The candidate OF the
Democratic party a the late election was IN
fortunately deleateachieny GA account Of the
oppasition OF he people OF die United States
10 this financial systsm oi the present seefe-
,sry oi The Treasury. THIS tao, furnished the
most iuconverible evidence 10 his nind that
the people OF this country disavowed The sys-
lem.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-21
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

Philadelphia, Dec 10.
Fiour-holders are anxious TO sell but bny
r.. DO not appear, five dollars being the ash
ing price.
urain--Market dull, small sales at los 10
Io'c's Tor prime reds. Corn. sales a, SO a
% Lev yellow and 60 10 81 Tor old. white a,
~ Gus, per oushei. and sales including both
kInds amount to 10000,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-21

\ Hof--Na .i.l.r element ives created
90 .u'vaal evening ia thS nejghbofhoyl OF
i"ol"s s,'"sl o3 tue appearance OF VOL
piuN lns about. Daring b. uisht he killed
some el5Il 90 Rep -sae belonging 10 one OF
The residents in iHat quarter. All attempts
TO lake BAN we've iaeaer,lal /, j, supposed
10 b. a young pfeloe wu.i, belonging 10 d
gentleman iulhr upper par, oi tia ison stferl.
ans Which made bis escape lev nights AZ.
Alb. Argus.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-21
100 s ssas' Y. o. MoIasses, Ne" crop
70 bbls Cider vigeya
10 easks AaarAtus,
8 bo1ss star Candies, Just received bv
pSsN MITCHELL. 0sbURN co.

81 To NOIIIIS.
dAvE Just received . 6ne .ssoutn.snt Of ss,a su.e
= saeles u all ages and prices.
Ahso, Silver Spectacle;
German silver do;
Blue Steel 90;
Plated do;
Afso ON hand, complete assortment Of Spectacle
GiAsscs, which will he in old or new frames And
warranted TO suit
Also Coneave gssses, for short sighted DER.
sons aud Cataract glasses from 81 iash focus and
blue, green and plain glasses. John BISHOP
y. b-rsrtieular and persoa4 attention paid to 70.
pairing Wdcnes deals
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-21
FOR MlNCE PIES.

SnAI.BS fresh raisns without seeds. At ret per H.
oVo. casks Of xantc entrants III per H.
few barrels Of cider from the press togeth-
er with all The necessary trimmings Just received and
for sale by SD WOODROW
dec 20. 934 Maiu ST -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

Lucy Marine or Bush Ranger by DIR Louis A Baker
Hone jenny or Heart ofthe World illustrated by Dursy
Ethan Aliens narrative Of the capture Of Tconderosa
by himself Washington and the Generals Of the Revo
luton BY Geo Ippard. Memoirs Of . Physeisn by
Dumas. Great Hagrarty Diamond, by VIM N. Haekery
author Of Vanity Fair Mary Burton, atals Of Manehs-
ter Life. Count of Mount Christie by dumas. Praire
! v,rd by Chas A Murry knight Of Gwysns BY Lever.
James novels. Twenty years s0er sequel TO three
Gu arssnen by Dumas. Breseiione, the Of Atos
ten years Later.
large variety OF novels just received and for sale by
w. 3. WAKEMAN,
Main
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-21

LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM WE'VE.
ZULA.
New York, Dec 10.
BY an arrival at this port from Venezuls.
we have the intelligence that Marscaibo b, :
been captured ny Parz.
Monsrgss has been defeated in sevenl
engagements BY Paez. which must ultimately
give success to the liberal party.
Medira & Truxiilo have proclaimed against
MonaIgss.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-21
TOYS AND CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

r NAVE just received large aud we'll selected stoet
i Of toys aud sacy goods suitable for presents. for tie
coming holidays To dealers. will Offer still rrsster
inducements than heretofore. heue lou. to dispo.s
OF ny stock oftays preparatory To replacing them with
other goods ihey viii hs sold without regard profits
to get rid of them MELLON
des 20 I'niou y,