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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-16

A london letter If October IQ,h. ,pb,isbed in The \
Y. Commercial Advertiser has wv following items.
The latest railway novelty II liz rrdt tuhnI,r brdro
over the Conway Straits IN Wales 1hr,ugh which nqs
the trains from london 10 H,y-head This iSc,nsder
ed one of the greatest works Of uoarn engineering skill
and is the ,int production If Aesrs Stenhenson Far
BARN Hodrbiuson and Clarke
The leviatban tuba was lifted unon tho ni4rs ,nder III
sIperntendence If Canaan C,axton r \ nntod f,r Ill
exerti,ns III raising e unfortunate Great Britain steam
er To form SINE iIaa IF In bure Hun fbric which
now spans the Conway, yon have onIy to IMAGINE the
Thames tunnel tranep,scd-that is 10 suspended Is
fee over ns cad Of ssirr :, many under fine Themes
with no midway support restinc lev upon riars 4O6
feet apart.
This immense tube is comn9spd IF series iron Mates
riveod toreher. lis entire Ieaofb i 42l anr III h.
side width is feet thruphost its hprht %! feet nj
either end But RISING I, % WI III te centre Tia wocbt
Of each tube IS 800 tans Ohere are two. 50 that 1e
weight Of the whole is 500 tons burhen from hank to
bank The elevation of the tube is IS feet above the
high water mark The wronoht iron mates Of which
they are composed vary from half 10
Of inch in thickness On the iron far If the tnha a.
bout 10 solid transverse beams are laid ahn II inches
square 3nd ! fill In NV cIaar nart.,,r, toso h,r
ae laid longudinaly ana ID these HE cradles That secure
the rails for the trains PASS UPON are screwed Each
tube has cast about 500 600 or $500 COO
BY order Of The commissioners of railways inward Of
hundred and seventy cheap or third class trains now
run daily on the railways Of the United KINGDOM. ex
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-16
From The Clerelmd Ohio) Times
IMPORTANT TREATY WITH THE IN

Gel MedIlI, Commissioner of Indian Affairs, passed
down the lake on the steamer New Orleans, yesterday
on hls return from Green Bay We happy 10 learn
thai ne surre drd in eff-ciug treaty with The Winnie
CONNIE tF5e Vt Indians, by which they surrendered
vast Quantity d yalua5 lnd y the Jnued Sa;es II
eH-ct:ng this treaty, G 1. Medul has acco nplisied
that which The government agents have for years failed
toHo' ana f'r witch both government AMI people must
leei very grateful Ihess lands exceedingly viluI-
Die ana Wien brought into market VIII prove Of ncalcu
lAoe o5nehi ~ that section othe country.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-16
CONVICT F,IIGRANTS.

We gave from English journal some time since an
ola scheme which had been there phanthropi-
cay entered into for chaably counzing convcts upon
our shores. London letter. of October r. the New
York Commercial, has the following further reference to
the matter
"Ihe London City Mission, of which Lord Ashley is
patron and Rev. Mr. Jackson active agent recent
y made collection 10 deray the expenses Of emigration
Of 're'rmed' 10 distant parts The qualifications
sary FIR this peculiar charity the length and fire.
quency Of their previous terms Of transportation Accor-
dinghy fourteen individuals chosen proper recp-
tents OF the bounty of the mission Instead. however Of
being sent out TO Australia other OF the British colon
les, they We're sent Ct think in the packet ship Vic
toTia the last vayage to New York. Two of the men
lef wives and flmes behind then and upon their ap-
plcaton 70 the parish for relief the mtter became pub
ic II has been conceded that the reverend gentleman
has 10 right TO part families, leaving them burden on
the public: and. therefore, he has been obliged provide
further funds send the said deserted wives after
their husbands, to find them if they can.
The excuse that the Rev. Mr.. Jackson made before
the court for selecting New York for the emigration Of
this class Of men was, That, being unknown they might
become hereafter valuable members Of society.
MIR. jackson has another batch ready. believe but |
am inclined to think that corvct Of Or fourteen
years experience in Botany Bay is not likely 10 become
very valuable citizen of The Unitad States"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-16
LUDlCROUs PARLIAMENTARY FORM.

n
the Ne,v NH, Fv4uinT Mirror.
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ne n q oi'9 - IL o,I'il'' ,'''
''o io''9 wa; "'' ''N'I'5 w. '''o '1'
E1,,,, , ~ -, ,,i, IJ,a, L;tios
7"''S IA =. W ~ i' VIZ '''l"
h;t,,,, - ,t, la ,,ati - ;i,o, ,,i J I
w \, - n - IL
80 . NH ,,r ~ III II Il, II n;
,pa nI'I,',' Hill !" Il ''li',
Xix ~ II I'LL ~ L LII -, I. y,
.. 49, W. .tS ,iilst-,
which never gwen, II II be the pleasure of the House
receive the communication? Whereup,n the Serreant>
at-ArmS. Lord Charles Russell, hops out OF his little ri
geon hole Of seat at the entrance Of the House, and
walks up to the table making obesances to the chair with
accoutred il c,nr hrsac6es Il c
ings hncLIe5 sbnss .nI s. n IL
the table he akrs hid IF he immense m,ce ICr1m
Wells bau1eN and back he marches backward rontinr
the Sneaker all the time In the b,r Uara bo octs -
convoy 10 the peers n,essenner and nm tho ca,a f,bo
floor the nair s-rut st ,n,in2 ovarv f,,r or f ~ -.
po throuGh rIv pnnnb,tic c,;nre Tba I'm h
inu laid On he table The nar craer hacl,,var1 It'll,
rain a,J It'll I. I'LL, ,1,rr aa, lt,..I ' r
tbo nravitr II ,t r,. hL I, I
mo So pr,f undIv groes,ua dd ,,,rtaI res
in the sefous business Of lif ast,vo an ar,,yn mon
TINS sha,nhIirr ab,ut NJ, tI,a ,in, r .b;r Ri, 1i.
brace Of elderly crabs Well Lo1n Charles bayinrr 40
posted his fellow omnoIdv at the bar struts back ay,n
to deposit the mace on the ,able ana ag,in M
fore-lhus rnakinr IN ,rrcys III a7 d,, .La II,Sa
and occasionally IN diff rent I'LL H INA c,ra IN ,
nirht
FOREIGNERS III, came !, Il III S,o,I-o-,,a ,
gers Uaaries Ana ino,ir. III III -, H. f., f -
uar assembly can't understand #, - rIn,r ,t al I IL
deed. for the matter Of rbaf can nJtiyes ei,bar
an iucomprebeus.l enirina that tho Lrtr ,[ pa
mier-tbs br,,he- MIS-, nj, ONO IF ,r ,ir'i;r, DI
and above MI ! Rr..au L.,IL nsfar .h@ I,-,i;
duties BIT Iod Charles seems ID have ,rsri5 III t
post. lie looks uncntunyny Uka 4 butIe1 II reduced
f.n,;I, NTH H o'''' - " i''uN'u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-16

raent with the British Government. 1t is un-er
stood that, under This arrangement, postage on letters
weighing half an ounce across the Atlantic. will be
twenty CENTS Be paid the vessel performing the ser
vice. cents for delivery the post office, and the ad
dtona inland postage Of either country, according 10 lis
arItf for distances
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-16
WAR DEPARTNFyr
Washington. Nov. & ISlS

w AR DEF tRTNFYT
WASHINGTON, Nov. g. ISlS
The President. with feelings Of deep regret. annorn-
ces t. the Army the death Of Bgadie General Stephen
w kearuey. Mai,r General by brevet. The honorable
and useful of this gallant Ulcer terminated on the
3Ist October 81. Louis, in conseq Of disease
contracted while III the discharge o is official duties ii
Mexico
Cen Kaarney entered tile Army II 1912 a Lent anI
continued in ii until his dea'h-a period If more Than
thirty six years. ii character and bearing as an az
cnmpshed oiiier unsurpassed. and challenge the
admiration of his rllow-cz'us and the emulation If
his professional brethren. IIlsc inquest of New Mex
leo and valuable services in California have nseprabIy
connected Ills name with tie future destiny Of these ter.
ritore@ ana Will ba ever held III grateful remembrance
by the successive generations which will inhlbt these
extensive regions Of Our CorfrIeracy.
The Adju,ant General will direct suitable military
honors be paid to the memory of this amened officer
who earnad and lived receive from the President and
Senate. the highest rank in army, Just reward
for faithful and mcritUIuus services.
WIN. L. MARCY.
Secretary NJ War.
H. Pursuant l the foregoing instructions of The Sec
reary Of War; the Posts il The Oh military department.
late under the omnlnd Of The deceased General, will
fire minute guns, Ohrteen) commencing at II o'clock
NJ and display the national iga half staff the day
after This order s7I BE- received by the respective
manders III q mrs Of the army wIll wear the usual
badge of mourning fur thirty days
BY order H. THOMAS.
Assistant ALjutaut Guno1al-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-16
From The National htc1igencer
I\ATGI-RATION DAY

Messrs Edirors: + i asserted that The ensuing fourth
Of Nlarch comes On Sunday. Is Il SOP And if 50, who
is President on that day? Respectfully, J. G.
W. can answer our correspondent by saying that the
4,h of next March ciU fall on Sunday This has &C.
Cured befre since the adoption oflhe present Con-
suton, VIZ. in The year 1921 1t will not happen a
gain until the year 1871. As 70 who will ue President
On Sunday The fourth IF March next we cannot tell IN,
less it Be Capt Goddard, Of the Auxiliary Guard; ana
it would be easier to find than better one
BACON SlDES--7 HEIDS PRIME BACON SlDE9'
ID on consignment, receiving per barge Gen Seot1 sac
low by GEO BAGBl
Oct 16 IS
BLANK BONDS FOR SALE All THIS OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-16
WAR DEPARTMENT.
GENERAL. ORDERS
NJ. 81.
y W. L I II Al WI FOE
W ashlng on. Nov. .. ISIS

y,
l. The following order of The Secretary of War an
nlnucps t. the army the melancholy Intelligence ofhs
decpasa Of Bieyet Major General s. W. kearney, l.. 3
Amy:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-16
VAN Buren, Nome
liARRIsoN - None.
TYLER.

l. can act to incorporate the subscribers the ifs
'cal Bank Of the United tates.''-.]ugua l6, l84l
Sen
q An act 'o provide fI the better collection, safe
keeping, and disbursement OF the public revenue by
means Of corporation II tie styled the Fiscal Corpora
zion Of the United September 9, lSll. H. r.
g. IAN act to'extend for limited period the present
laws for laying and collecting duties mpors.'-Ju
20. 1912. H. r.
4. An to provide revenue from imports, and tC
change and modify existing ew3 Imposing duties GA I'M
ports, and for other purposes."-.4uyust 9, 1912. II
'R.
4. IAN act to repeal the proviso Of The sixth sector
'o the act entitled An act 70 appropriate the proceeds Of
'rhesaes Of The public lands, and to grant prescription
rights. "-Dacenl5ar IA. 1912 H. r. Retained
3. AN regulating the taking of the testimony in
of contested electors and Tor other purposes De
cember IA, 1912. H. II. Retained.
7. Restitution ''drecing payment of the certificates
of awards issued by the commissioners under me treaty
with tile Cherokee Indians December Is, 1913. H. Il
Retained.
s. IAN act making appropriations for the improve
ment of certain harb1urs and nves."-Jtmc III, 1874.
II. r..
g. can act relating cutters and steamers
February 20 1874, Sen. Passed again by two-thlrds
vote in each House
10, "An act making appropriations for the improve
Of the navigation Of rtan harbos and veS there
in mentioned ,Nrch 8, 1915. II. r. Retalled.*
|. can act making appropriations for the improvement
of certain harbors and vers-.4ugust 8, 1916. H.
Z.
2 .'An act to provide for the asrertainment and salts
fiction of claims of American citizens for spoarons
committed by he French prior to the 3lstofJuy, loOl )"
august 10, 1916 Sen.
g. IAN act % provide fer continuing certain works in
the Territory Of Wisconsin, and for other purposes."
December, Is, 1917 II. r. Retained.
See Williams Addresses, Messages, &c. in, l420
House Journal D. 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-16

We learn from tie sun that Mr.. Bancroft our Minis
Ter at Lendfon, has effected reciprocal postal arrange
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-16

Intelligence from Dubln states that O'Bren Mea
cher. McNlauus and ODonoghue, have had their sen
fence If death COMMITTED to transportation for life.
Dourlass's case the jury had not returned verdict.
Tie country was in he most able condition from
the failure Of the potato crop and grain crop The poo
CONTINUED in suffering condition iOr the want of employ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-16

See Williams Addresses, Messages, &c. in, l
House Journal, p. 81,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29

s@K. }. SFANnOrE's Choiagosae P,ls. a never fail
- ina renedy Tor Aguc aad ever, internnttent. he
intteui, and Chin Fever, Tor sale By
Auag4 WIN K MCKEE, South Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29

pURE BR SNoN and WINE, bought expressly for the
1 use 4 sick Persons, TO- sale BY
Aos25 GEfRNoR 4 co, Main 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29
-U--Ta,u n, 'Noc14Lrarisa

..-fr, t..",rsrf-tNs tNpteaLEcrI.s
AGENCY 3.
VS., Efs.trF. F.gl -'uet, tv, l1rrs eS
,ru-t uaft fiu-hn.E. "a. + r0r au h.i
t 3...f a. 'sttrr. Min. as attend.
:, is O. lirDti n ul oils against Persons il,
!, ar.t riiy-l8rLt ~ s,Gat-aud refers to the
Tliuar- 81 Die Pittsburgh press m particular.
am. ile western press S@neuily.
o.. ~. CARR, opposite tbe Exchange
Piilalt'p hia. is a-cutlu procuring s3lsaq-
tiousani advertising lar the Whee.inz TiHs.
BEDrENT & GREEN, 81 Street. opposite the
Post Office, Ctaciqaaii, will act as Agent.
Tor the Wheeling Times. and all orders let.
with ;hem will be promptly attended to-.
NotNgy Is. PALagR L. authOrirrI ,u act a.
agent jnE receiving subscriptions and advcf-
tiseincuts for The Wheeling Daily Times &
Advertiser. at Baltimore, PHILADELPHIA. New
Work and Boston. Ills Office is in
Ba iinorc, atthc Southeast corner of North
snd tsyette streets:
Philadelphia, y. w. Corner Of Third and
ChsSaui ST.
New York, Tribune Buildings, oppositccity
Hall.
WIN. THOMPSON, corner Of Baltimore
anl South SIS. is duly authorized agent for
this paper ia the city Of Baltimore.
GEO. PRATT No. l5l. Nassau ST. N. Y.
will act as agent to procure advertisements
and Subscriptions in the city Of New York for
the Wheeling Daily and Weekly Times.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29
IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED.
DR.. Roses Celebrated Remedies

rR. JACOB 5. ROSE the discoverer and sole propri,
~ tor of these most popular and beneficial medicines
aud also the inventor of the celebrated instrument for
Initiating the Lungs, in eftectmg a cure of Chronic dis
eases, was a student OF thai eminent Physician. Doctu
fhYsic, apd is q graduate OF tHe University of FennsyI
wanna, and for thirty years since has been engaged in tht
Invest igation ofdisease, and the application Of remedies
thereto.
Through the use OF has initiating tube in connection
with his frophylaetiC syrup aud other of his remedies.
he has COINED an uHq araleitcd emiHence in curing those
Cancers, Scrofula, Rhernat,fin, Asthma, Fever and
igue, Fevers of all kinds, Chronic, Erysipelas. and all
those obstinate diseases peculiar to females. Indeed ev.
cry form OF disease VanIshes under the use of his RENE
dies, To which humanity IS heIr-not by the use Of one
compound only, for that is incompatible with Physiolo.
gicaI Law, bat by the use OF his remedies, adapted tn
ana prescribed fer each peculiar form of disease.
DR.. Roses Tonic Alternative Pills, when used are in.
variaAly acknowledged tolc superior TO all other, as a
Inrgative or liver pll, inasMGoh as they leave tho bow
els perfectly free from cost venessi as, also his Golden
Fills, is admitted by The faculty, TO possess peculiar pro
ierties adapted TO female diseases, but hcing satisfied
that a bare trial is sufficient TO establish that has been
said in the minds of the most %skeptical.
The afflicted are invited To call upon the agent. and
procure GRATIS one ofthe Doctors pamphlets, giving a
detailed account oteach remedy and its applicetiOn.
For sale by the following agents, as well as by most
Druggisisth throughout the country.
RYO & PAUL.,
Wholesale Druggists and Agents, Wheeling, Va.
AGANTs.-Dr. +. A. 5RGNrLNGER, Dru. gisi, Wheeling
Dt. rRYoG, Druggist, Main street, do.
WALKER K KEaMEt, Dru.'ts, Wellshurg, Va
JSHN ZEAL, Druggists, Cadiz, OHIO.
JAS. \, GRAY < Co Bridgeport"
J. II. Arr&RsoS, Druggist, 81. Clairsville, o
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29

n Z BBLSlALUM, just received and fer sale low, by
10 sept. is, ls4s PRYOR * PAUL.
w EC'D and tor sale, a good lot Of Whale Bone, Of re
"a tail sales by augl2 T HORNBROOk x co.
~LAKE's METALLIC : r o PAINT-rhe
- .ahscrihe has accepted the agency TOR the sale ofthe
above valuable and extraordinary Paint, in this city and
ueiehIorhood, aud soficiis orders. Foo particulars, see
bins or refer 10 d. C.. Woods ESQ and others Who ave
used il on their houses. Lsne5l WM MkEE.
-gERFORATED BOARDS jus, received aud for sale
= a. n HORNBBOOk Il co.'s, Monroe ST.
LOUR-H arranged with Mr. A liediion, for
4. the sale OF his Flour, we viii have constantly in
store. a superior brand oil fresh Panty Flour, for sale by
the dray toad CT barrel: auto FORSYTH BAKER
Family Groceries. ~ Il " Slos saPpiy I ia.I F' re,
ceired by MCoklNEf ANP CoNANf-
Packages delivered in any part OF the city, free of
charge.
CANARY Bird LOsT.-Thiieen Canary Biras
u have ien ms premises. Any person who may have
caught any ortsem VIII confer a favor by leaving them
a. my store ot M7Uroe street. (aulsl
r. AsT ~NOTICE-An persons knowing themselves
A-ndebted to thc subscribers are respectfully requested
to call and make payment immediately, as their ae-
Z counts have been long standing, or we shaihe compelled
/ TO put tLeln IA a proper collectors hands.
! Augl2 a. 1 hOANbhooh
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29

1 HAVE just received another lot Of splendid cloth.
extra siik plush, and line mohaIr Caps, for Men and
Boys. Nj stock of Boys Caps is We y large, and as
they were bought low, ! am prepared To oher great in
duCemcnts 10 all who wish ta purchase cars fcf them
selves or their children. Come boys, throw away vunr
Old chip hats, and get one nG my new fashioned cloth
caps. | Wil sell you one for dime, a quarter, a dollar,
or a dollar and a half. | can suit you at almost any
price, and give YOU the worth Of your money.
sePi6 John J. UOGE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29
NEW BOOT & SHOE MANDATORY.
MiLLlN

A p WADE may BE seen At the same place, where
IVA she offers for sale a splendid stock of Spring Mil.
linery, and Is prepared TO attend 10 SILK and straw work
OF every description. MRS. A. WADE,
Aprili7
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29
II. -. RICHARDS

~ |ESPECTFULLY informs his old friends and Gus.
I'D toners, that hereafter he viii he found at the Cloth
ing Establishment CT Tn. iiuGHEs, Jr., Water street.,
whsre he win he pleased 10 receive their orders for any
article IN the clothing line. Sept :, lSfs-d3u
MOLESklN HAiS-NEW STYLE.
WE have received, direct from the Importers. a
- splendid lot ofsuperior Extra Moleskin plush,s n
9erior TO any heretofore introduced into TINS CITY. which
we are manufacturing into hats that VIII equal in ap-
pcarance aud workmanship, and surpass III durabilltv.
any made in he eastern cities. Gail and see at the sign
OF The Big Red Hat, 1863 Main street.
sepS JlMESON Il ~CL.ARRlDGE
- ACoN-log round, a fine lot. just received and for
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29

TN consequence Of the death of MIR & w Graham,
= am now disposing OF the splendid aud well made
stock of Clothing, now ON hand, at cost, for cash. The
stock consists oteveTythiHg in the clothing line, and il
superior Ia any in the city, as It is all fresh, and made IN
the hest manner. Come on now, all that want cheap
clothing, for now is Your chance to get it, at the estah
lisHmcnt known As The Great Western Clothing Store
next door TO Sweeueys & Bells Glass store. Monroe
street, tetweeu Mann aud Water.
AugS 5. r. ARR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29
4 Rare Chance for Printers.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
PRINTING PRESSES, TYPES, &c.
FOR SALE

fTSIlE undersigned, DESTROYS Of going into other bust.
n ness, wishes TO dispose Of his extensive lot of
NEWSPAPER AND JOB MATERIALS.
They consist Of
W ashington Printing Press. Hoes manufacture, New
York. piaton 40 inches hy ~.
l W eshington Job Press. same manufacture, platen L..
hv Ia.
42p lbs. ~Bnrgeois, 100 lbs. Mipion, 200 lbs, Small Plea
NinIon Title, Two Line Minion, column rules. adyer
tisefienl rules, composing sticks, chascs, cases, frames
etc. Also, a splendid lot of Job Type, comprising about
lao fonts from 50 line fIca to Pearl, besides a larry,
quantity of bordering, cuts, etc. with eases, racks and
frames for all; with every other article necessary &c
make a complete newspaper and Job Printing Establish
meut.
The Presses are new and perfect, and work beautiful
ly. | willie noticed that the newspaper press is Iarp,
enough TO take in 10 columns ofthe ordinary width.
This establishment will be sold at a great bargain. ei
her the whole together, or in lots 10 suit purchasers.
The materials are in good order, and most of then
nearly new, having been in use but a few weeks. Fo
further information, apply to re WILSON.
sept. *, ISIS, Steubenyiiip, Ohio.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29

fsSfiS is n preparation Of Catuip and several oiher
&" articles possessed of similar qualities, combined in
a pleasant cordial. It's intended for infants and clil.
dren, aud is recommended IN cholic, Aatu.cncv. aridty
OF the stomach and bowels, gripping, purgina. and how
ei complaints generally. lis mid, pleasant, safe and
eheciuai Ii relieves pain, sO9thcs and quiets cross aud
l.rettni children when nnwcll, inducing calm and com.
tot'atie sleep. Price 12a cents. Fursale by
sept9 PRYOR & 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29
Elegant Party Dresses.

q W. H~EiSHELI. has just received a few elegant
Embroidered Lace Party Dresses; Embroidered
Muslin do, with other styles, some Of which are more
heaHtltul than any he has heretofore offered for sale.
snIlH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29
WHEELING & BELMONT

hNIU'E NVNTNNN.
The subscribers to the capital stock of the
Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company are
hereby notified that an instalment of $500
upon each and every share thereof is re-
CURED to be paid by them respectively TO the
Treasurer OF the said Company, on Mon
day the ID day Of October. 1918
BY order Of the Board Of Managers.
L. II. FITZnUGH. Clerk.
John Morgan, Esq, the Treasurer, will be
found at the Merchants aud Mechanics Bank.
August 81, lSiS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29

yNpiAN vERMIFUGE, for destroying worms, for
- safe ~ GEPRYok Go, asfnis'
Main street, q few doors above the Monroe House.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29
NOW Is rHE TIME-

TUSr finished, 4 large assortment of the best Looking
y Glasses evcr offered for sale in this city. and viii he
sold very low for cash, al Z. e. GABRlEL'S, Hate of
:. Kennedy's] Looking GAS Ware rooms, No. o.,
Main street, Wheeling. WIS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29
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now RECEIVING their Fall stock OF GOODS tor
Ioshing, aud viii be prepared from this time out to sup
ply their customers and meichsnts generally al 'he
sEAsuNis UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES. sepl5
M PTuscarawns Advocate. New Philadelphia Har'
rison Co. Republican, Cadiz; Guernsey Times, Jam
bridge; Spirit of Democracy, W oodheld' eaeh puuilsa
To the amount of one dollar aud charge this oiice.