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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24
WlLDER'S PATENT SALAMANDER


gust received an assortment Of the above Fire Proof
y SIZES. aud for sale at the manufacturers prices, ny
PRYOR & PAUL., Agent for the Manufacturers.
The following letter has been received from Albany:
Albany, August -, 1915.
sc HERRING, EsQ--Dear sir: The safe we hought OF
YOU in tile Spring OF 1871, has been thoroughly tested by
The late tire, and we are happy to state has more than
answered our expectation.
we were unfortunately located on the Pier; and, as
YOU must have learned ere this, we had but barely time
10 escape with our lives, before every building located
there. as far north as the cut, was IN flames.
Onr safe stood faeitg the south, IN The second story,
AID consequently faced the fames. which, with the
strong south wind. made a heat almost as severe as a
hlast furnace, aud something of the same nature. Not.
vtbsiandine all this, our hooks and papers were prescr.
we'd so that they are all leriHle, and many Of Them as
3ertect as the, were before the hre.
II Is wonderful that It could nave wi;hsiooi such a
violent heat with no more injury, when we know the
neat 10 have been so powerful as Ia destroy the old
f,si,toued safes that were taken out Of the stores oil the
Nor and plscei some distance from the build ings. BE
i,nes drew out his and placed it To the waters edge;
s,u il w.s destroyed, while yours saved the papers and
bnoAs in the hottest of the Are. Yours, respectfully.
CIV GODDARD y 20.
p. S.-rhe books and papers were taken from. the safe
TWO days after the ire.
a.,ae agents for The Manufactures.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24
LANDS FOR SALE.

F'UuU Lewis & Clark " No.
laO lots in L"gan's Port. la1iana. and
several small Tracts in the vicinity OF said
town.
The above lard win he sold on the pos ,e,s,,,.f,
terns, II tracts Ia suit purchasers. Titles No, ,set roy
W,.nrF aFticnldrs inquire Of w f. PETERSON
Wheeling, Virginia. JeG.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24

= " BXE reer' Starrh-Ttis Sferchi is made hy a
.e$3 dttfereNt process trefn thai which has teen in
common use, ard altogether a superior article. icing
winter. efcater. and stronger. From is purity O. u ABOUT
ouc. fourth 81 anger than That Ia cotnHaun use, tnst re-
cciycd and for sale hF PRYOR & PAtlh.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24
GREAT FIRE IN ALBANY.

NAY IIII. ININ.
sALAMASHER sAFEs-Mr ). g uefrine-Sir;-
TiHkIfE II due 10 You, aud a precautionary measure
To all tusinsss persons. hereby eetttf thai had IN
the iate FIRE, fl5th iastl IN my sore one 81 your Saes
as t4,efs piient in the most EXPOSED part Of The ire
tie = icing a large quantity OF OF directly ga mont aue
owe hcaa.wiich when on fire created ~ intense heat,
heating t.e SAFE 10 such a drgree that I Gtl mol open tot
forty ctgit hours amer the ire. and tsep IA pads ct the
sac 1t was quite warn. and what was more saiisisctn
ry, my papers, &c, were 81 pefieeI with the exception
of hcinl a in e smoked. caused | thing by ol rHauine
on the Safc. K. BoRfl.E.
! can clecrfullY certify 10 the above; and further, shat
I had one ofthe same KIND ofSafes IN Nr fhnru's stoto,
destroyed ny ere al Inc same tine, where ! Kept my
pape 5 and BOOKS, aud IS above was tie rcsslt 81 ,uine.
J. O HAIGifF.
For sale by PRYOR X rAtLfs
novIs Agents Tor the manufacturer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24

~ ECEiNEn this day, BY express from New YORK, a
IA. few elegant embroidered Patty DRESSES.
.en.2 j. .. kiiouhs. Bridge corner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24
= ~ ~ Is -.
ITCUtETOWN

BUILDING y coal OTIS FOR SALE.
TUE sulTeu,cr. who is duty authorised. offers IN,
ssfc' 8i4 l"is ln tho additfsn 20 The ctv q Wheel.
ing Known as kitchictovn. MANY Of these lois \.
hesutiinh4 located. and thc Ohio river in front is VIDE
AND deer. a~forftlE : ane Sts auibnai Isuding for he
whole 'cugth 81 the town at seasons o. The 90 b..
- also authorised to~ell a uumhef ~ Coal Tote en,tr.
chg about eDn0 FRET Of front, sHtsfle for ltannfrrtmr39g
@ites-thc coal lyIng in the hill essi IT and sdo5pins
The town These SIZES are superior To- anNthipr Of ne
sind IN any offer section cf The country; fhe coat Igire
"a a proper elevation 10 permit tie miners 30 fenuSit II
W The factories. which would rot cost over u CENTS nor
nushei. Few places hold cut stronger Inducements Il,
peFson9 m seareh Of a desirable location for a residence
or Manufacturing 7i'e, Than Ritchietown. Located
on th' 'hit river, adi1iutuEth city ~ Wheeiinr. aud
ehloNms az IT'S advantages without Icing sd joct 90 civ
iaNaiion. Tic Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. ana The
wheeling and Grave tfccS Turnpike have been .srateti
through the town, hoit Of which improvements VIII.
no g."h' he cor, iel eed shortly. For terms. which
VIII % very reasonable, Apply to
Wheeling, Oct29 E ARMSTRONG.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24
IIIREADl TIIREADIl

sSFYE1 or Spool Cotton, eco arts. so lbs. sSeiu
&sS% Thread, white and assorted coiors. Just reed
and for sal low by JAS EtLOR,
nov3 Union street.
EINS-250 packs superior article German and Ameri-
1 Prs, for sale by Inv31 ] MELiOR. Union st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24
MUSICAL

vgy GoOpRICH respectfully informs his customers
sss . and the public generally, that he + now feceixy'
mn fom Thiiadelphia and Baltimore q large and welt
selected stock of Fancy and staple Dry Good, whlca
willie sold al astonishing low prices. eau and see.
- ANN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24
* DELhPLAtN

80. * DtIAPIAtN
w.oLEstt.E DRy GOODS MERCHANTS.
WHEELING. ~.
-YNvE now ie SORE and offer for .a'e-
80 risra SSH .t-4 fancy fustrr p-es4 gaHss do
sirsel' s',ics If tgu''c fj.
'a'k, ,ias-ra 1ni ti.'res. viriou. q]t,iju,s.
leo voacn c.oasms.. high aalors.
3cas6~ Plaid ttuSeYs.
I da rHe api 8k cfeck IN
- low griced Brown cloths;
a. grg fe.i-h DO 60
81 t75.l.a Beaver 10 DO
Do low rrtcei tiscN 90
DO lur to 90
French noosk,r Cossir,e- s-scyeral packages dc-i
rale Styles isHcs ss'mtre-.
French ptuf Na-tiar E1ssimer.a:
MANY g]aaiis pruttk 60
Q 10 h-svy luvg price s]a,tns,..
. Cd" low ucri iIs DO
se,. fd vaf,cties icy cold do
sge'N io.sui- tN do
style Of msu& eiuter wear, c%ontiuiu, e very extern
si}e stac> or IS o1iens Sos any iol'ta- Establishment.
b,g-at "n lt'st favorable terms, sHd 60 he sold by uc
Uc have also jus, received spIon hsoa-
3eases I%iuntmcrs' ~ ani white tr,n-i
nT F9.s2 a.. AasI r;,s sss;"'''' ouo"'s loa priced
ceases E,eh Fa1ey Ptlnts.
d cases Bje1thd snrtuss. all prices;
10 d. s%hesirgs;
Heays 4 thrown do
I4-At DO do do
BROWN ease B'eached suffolk Drills;
= eases Brown Calioa Flannel;
l do B'cNrhrd do do
I CO. cot1fci do do
= do Printed canton Innings;
: d. ~CamArcsi
5iales FEELINGS. various makes.
. do Rcd Fiturci;
30 NaHc dc
da yellow 81
10 IwIieI red diHo.
a LARGE invoice or winter SDaWfs, consstUgo If Blsn,
krt. " allie. Plain amt Embroidered tk Cashmere.
Bwll-7i lex aud Frrkcrri Printed Shaw s.. Winter Dress
tdkts, sBci re vor~ied. de Leue ani rwv SIN;
- pqt-s hest quaty coat blankets. hHc, b.o. AMI grey
40 Do common do dol
Ic3sr Bervirs rwrrfs. for -hirtfu-,
Do CLAY SHitre stripes,
: Gp comm. % Circk~
. lu fner di'o.
large iavoira of BIS Erin-c=, very low;
Altstylcsn Of Eltous tor Tie scasnu. and general as
.trtncut OF TatIors' Trimmings such as SILK aud wors-
ted Setgts. Siitsias, . hg'e~ canvas and { red Padding,
Sewing SIR and twist, B'k Patent Thread, SIN aud
tahby Ne.yeis, Goat biHdtug aud cord, HIS Waddlng,
Sfost Threads. Brown Hollands, &c, &c,
) cases Skem cotton.
Heavy 80 iuchtwilict Begging;
Cotton Table Diapers. Suspeuiurs, CetnNs, Pins,
Crowley Needles, Lsces aud white Guods, &c. sc. SC.
In fact being provided wrh a first rstr stock for ASy
MkHFEt. We are anxious to provctu AL ME1rEAN1sH no
taket uc trout g 10 examine, that Goods cav "be Iohted
IN Wheeling a ajvsHtHseously to the tuter 50 any
where else, TALLANF & DELAPlaAlN.
Wteelng, Del. ., Isis.
nhAI~Et tNrh AsV tfHIAN FfrD \
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24
.Ianarflne Otter Cans.

SOMETHING entirely new, and the NEST h%cenliinl
81 tap eyer offered in tins market, just received and
viii be snia low fr cash. 4 TIE trcminm Hat and cap
store on Union st. lnovl0j JOHN ). hoGE.
Fine Beaver and Silk Caps,
OPERA shape, just received and for sale low Nv
- novl JOnN ! HOGE
81 FEW doz black ard brown silk plush Caps, high
&-A, crown and late style, received this day by
uovlO DIN J HUGc
4 FtNE assortment Of boys and chitlepfs silk plush
= CAPS the uriy ONES IN The city, 10 he had At
novIO JOHN } iOGE's
- sltMERE Caps for boys. an entirely new article
~ and very cieap 81 JOHN J. HoGE1.
--ANCY Velvet Caps. with phuutes, far infants, tnge
= ther Wltl a large assl, tment of the various kinds Of
Cars IN use, for men aud hols all ofwhich were fought
low and selected by myself, with great care, IN the east
EN- cltics. Please call and exaiuine NY stock, al the
fashionable hat and cay store. on Uniop street
novlO John J. UoGE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24
VARIETY GOODS

Axle I tDNi'c
TIME subscriber has now received aud opened AiN ran
~. suuniy of VARIETY aud Fancy Goods. to which the
attention OF his friends AMI customers ~ respectfully
invited. feeling confident bis Goods aud prices VIII san
aH. either at Wholesale or retail. Among the great va
rioty viii he found
BFushes SOAPS. threads of every desc'ini'on, needles,
pins. ftpe. pocket-hleks, walieis; ut tses, lhtckshtn,
sir. iti A aud cotton: t%uttunH, Uileis, gun guards, cotton
aIs 81 k cord. hooks and ewes, icvsAarrs, German sil'
yer Tea and ra,ls spoons, hason's stpr taste HACKING
Ink. Nerve and Zone lininent, Bear'Soil, Macessar all,
teef Marrow. Co'oenc, Tooth aud Nal brushes, Razor
sirots. Pocket knives. i~hlmtics, &c, together with all
other goods H. the vtrittt Inc.
orfig JAMES NEI1uR. Union i.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24

a = HALF chests Gunpowder Tea;
-s1 20 do Young Tyson do:
% boxes ground Pepper; 10 and h. papers;
10 de do Aispice Ito 20 do;
II do do Ginger do do do;
% do dd Mustard, . doz cach, ! ID cans
10 do white tiSvaHna sugar;
3 eer0ous :. f. Indigo,
/ casa Dutch Msddef;
y do EPSON salts:
% boxes white Pipes;
80 do smoked Herring
- do Bslietts NSrieEatcd Bar Soar.
~ do do do I III lump dc:
lust received and for by
nov1 PAXToN 4 co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24
FOR SALE.
a FARM D SALE.

THE subscriber purposes 10 sell The farm on which he
now resides, lying o. the head waters of Little
Wheeling Creek in Ohio county, about half a mile from
the National Road and three fourths OF a mile from VIM
Gtlmore's Mil. The Farm contains las acres, on
which lisa good frame Dwelling House and a good frame
barn and COW shed, 10 feet long, AVID an excellent apple
orchard. There - about rs or IQ0 acres cleared. win
a sufficient qualtity of good meadow, and the remain.
der well ttmbered. sad farm Is well watefed. Posses.
sion would he eivea on the lst of April next. Fer
terms apply TO the subscriber, living on the premises.
oct2t JOHN EMNERY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24

TONIs oN'-Ins re-e we'd hy express e splendid as
S- sartiuent Of hk silk Laces. aa excellent articl' a
low az . els per sd. Also, Thread tscgs chearer thar
they can he made, a good article for Gle per yd.
orta5 ALEX NEWMAN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24

rtMEto the wheeling aud Belmont Bridge Company
u shWty, At TIC BufIpslon Quaruos, ahaHt tie eth
OF September, a haft0W bog, weighing ahoui 80 Hts.
one wear old. slit IN the lon car, fore body white, and
hiach spots tchind. Tie owtor viii please come to the
above named place, prove properly. pay Charges aud
lake hiin aW ay. loct3Il JOHN ARD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24

Rarrel's Indian Nermlfnge.

-IisT received a large tot OF first qualify ftshionahl
" silk Has, which none can surpass in 1uish or qual
ttv. 10 he had At >. 70 HARPER'S Hat store.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24
NOUS. D'LAlNES.

e SOMETHING NEW-Mazarine Blue French cloth
- for Ladies' cioaks. 10 be had only al HE Bug WIN
daw--aiso extra widc iwIlied French elnhs, al prices
that heal HE world. lust reed. ] : RHODES,
octn Bridge corner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24
AARnWARn ANn llLTLERY

ekrABI.E Knives and Forks, Butcher Knives, Pocket
d cutlery, brass candlesticks, fine Scissors and Ra
zors, brass and steel harreli Pistols, Tea trays, brass and
steel head Shovels aud Tongs, Eluania and German
SILVER spoons, Coffee Mills, &c. just received aud Tor
sale cheap by HENRY z MORRIS.
oct2S Main street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24
ROCKS AND S~T4TlONERY.

yUsT received, a large and splendid assortment Of
" school. Medical ard Miscellaneous booss. Also,
Stationery ofevefy description, which VIII be sold IS
chc@p Is at any other establishment IN the vest. call
al The cheap Bookstore Of ". ). ROBE,
nov3 corner of Nam and Uaion streets.
T9APER-Just received, 90 gross Bonnet Boards; 100
- bundles OF crown wrapping, Ito bundles medium do;
&c bundles donhte crown wrapping paper. aud f"r sale al
tie cheap Bookstore OF W. j. ROBB,
nuv3 corner or Main and Union streets.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24
FINE BLANKETS.
RICH EVENING DRESSES

fslNEST Blue Mackinaw IN the cilyi sso dark green.
n brown and drahs-ine white tW iiled ted do, lust
received. Tsept22l j. :. RHODES Bridge corner
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24

'HE subscriber being dcsircus of selling his entire
iste.e tnthe city of Wheeling. Virginia. copsisr nc
o. ti2 acres Of land al dining tie cite. and winch ~
.ounds IN stone coal, and there js also a stone oas-ry on
Nv al5rcsall premises eiusl to any as ! AN informed,
~ - sac OF virginia, AsU, atunt 81 or 100 f,et of
around immediately on Water street. on = mart Of which
y ateady erected a very hne W ~arsh3use, and sud Gent
room ior Two other Warehouses. This ptonety lies
Immediately on the Chic river. and lust above tho II
= ho'el, so generally known to all travellers. and .he
properly on inns squere is generally considered The most
vaiuahIe OF any in The city. For terms apniy to The nro.
ptietor, living near Louisville, Ky.
myi8 SlNIfrT crrfpTurrY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24

m WORN reierminaiing eS~trect-purely vegetable
"a prepared from tbe original fndiar Receipt. Price
% cent. for sale al lheRew Drug store, Sout' Wheeling
Aug2s WIN MCKEE, Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24
DRESS GOOUS.

~ fCU set Gg'd casbmsres, new sly ic. ch7Wrleon SIN
81 ped Orleans ct,th. Bici ffd Striped Noha'r lus'
tres. adsrA Grepn aad Ma1artWe n'ne ihtaet cloths, BON
tazInps and \ lpacoes. just received
orts5 - uODES Bridge cor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24
FAIRBANKS PATENT PLATFORM
scar I&

rBynE Subscribers have an assortment Of the above
l. Scales now Finished and ready for sale at their
W arerooIn on Wafer 81, below quincy.
jel5 CHARLES, COEN 81 r
~A2 EN SALMON-lus received and for sale by
se.x : d WOODROW, 23i Main st.
An packagcs delivered free of CHARGE ocll9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24
DRUGS AM MEDICINES.

sESlE subscribers have just received froal the Eastern
~ cities, a fresh aud well selected assortment Of Med.
lcihes, including the more re cut nemjcals also pure
white and red wines and brandy for medical PURPOSES,
purchase after The most carelul persOuai inspection,
witl g view to superiority of quality; aid caut therefore
recommend them other patrona aud friends with en-
Tire confidence in their purity and freedom from adGite-
ration.
we nave always on hand, a supply Of all the hest pa
tent pre- iarations, among which which NAV ne eqtaer
a'ei Wistar's Bals1in, Ayers Cherry rectorai, iiuuts'+
Ftntcea, Upbar's Pile ElaciIaey, prs Weaver and
Jayne's y sniiy Medicines, Woods, raVuseuds. ssnjs'
aud brlsto' 3 :arsapa liza We are sole AGENTS for GAYS
Extract Of Canchaiagua, a new California piaut OF tare
medical virtues, publicity aiuitted by Dr Townsend,
manufacturer of Fownsend's Sars3parilia, 70 he tar
better than Safsaparltla." can aud examine tie above
articles at the Drug Store Of
j CRUNB G Err < SOW,
0ctI1 Sfau of flQ Golden Mortar re Nfrrt. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24

Y Gss BBLs large Ne. ; Maekerel, Massachusetts,
~ Inspection, just received and t0r sals low ny
uovi J. AXrON co.
Is SIS lump Tobacco;
'o : do SIS spun do, just received and tor saie by
povf JN PANEON Go
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24
j CRUNBtGkEB < sow,
octl3 Sign Of tha Golden Mortar, iI3 Main st


To IIIti I'M IA1,
= ILK and w0rstei canvass for working on. Zephyr
- w5rsted and SILK twist tof EIihrouieTIng, Steel
B -ads, etc, &c. just received by
oct25 j RHODES, Bridge corner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24
MELCIi r~TANNEI.-G pieces WEIGH flannels,
w warranted not to shrink;

WEIGH F~IANNET.-G pieces WEIGH flannels,
W warrettcd not TO shrink;
piece silk Flannel fof shroraing.
= pieces 81 fine white Flannel;
10 do various qualities otother white FlaHHels;
w:tt a large lot Of ret fiGunc!s, just received ~
novl lEtSKELf.
80 LONES-Ladies' white. black and cuiored raris
AZ kiaGloves; geu!lcmen's white aud hiack &id do
with & great vureiy Of other Gloves, Just reed NJ
now O.W lEtSKEt.L'S
H~sLoTHS-lO ps hlk French cloths, from 2,25 20 S.;
~ brown, green, blue, cadet mixed and drah cloths,
Just reed at (aovlL q nElSkElL'S.
FsASSIMERES--A Large lot OF French. Ergilsh and
~ Asofcan CassimeFs, lust received az
novl liElSk ELLIS.
- and faucy colored salinelS; AL wool fweels, with i
large lot u heatutky Jeans; for safe by
ncvl q " HEtsk ELL
THE BIG WINDOWS ARE BOUND
TO FLOURISH.
faNHE undersigned would inform hs customcr, and
Y the public generally. that he has just received a
new supply Of tne Gold ieUelfy, at his new SIore, No.
~. Nam strret. where with t0und fine hnltiart and
Garn,t Ciust y Plus. new siugie stnne CAMERON Mourn
ing. curSl, Diamond and other Pms. Bracelets, Bracelet
Clasps. etc.
.riHiant silver Combs new patterns, gold ami silver
telI Buckies aud 5 iidcs, Gold Pens, Pencils. etc. All of
winch will lie sold al a small advance on cost
JOHN BtSHOf.
now Nc. t2 MaiJ street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24

pAxES Frtsa lemons, Pet received and for sale
y n.I r. kGA4lNG, Monroe 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24
roTIcn
vunmsss. snos srnnE...

RYE arc now prepared to dlruishtre different sizes
S@ OF NAILS a. short notice. and ufcr them 20 tbe
public with the assurance Tint they VIII give ~sttlsfsc.
tion. NTNTHR MORRISON < CO.
Wheeling. s. b. 10. lass.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24

" rcs. superior Administer, Tufied, Wilton autl
80 Brussels Rugs,
Chenille Parl0ur Door Mats,
AHcant and rolkAdO 90
Shespkm do do-lust received by
ocit0 4 PANFON = SON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24
-, Whi also sell Congress Hall.
FARM @ SALE.

am desirous and T., VIII ny s ,aI% i n ,oac, Msneeling e
parcels, TO suit purchasers, and on accommodating
terms. jan eff ZJaCoR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24
COOPER TOOLS.

n large supply of Copper Tools and Tress Hoops
.AA Just received from Clnneinnati, and tor sale by
oct. 25th, 1913. SAM. NEIL.
Jocks aud Latches. with Pearl, Mineral and Brass
is KNOBS best quality Files, Rasps and Edge Tools,
flamhs and Levels, Broad and Hand AXcs, best quality
Hand and Tenant Saws. four fold Rales, Steel aud
steel blade Squares, for sale low by
oct2S N 2. MORRIS. Main street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24

NTN FIU.NI.
nOOTS SHOES Tho si5asc rihcrs having asso
- ,ia;rd themselves together utsder the sivle and Hrm
OF ! C~0ANELLN z son, viii continue ia the Shoe
business in the house. No 49, Man St, formerly 0ecu
pied as a shoe stsfc hy Connolly AZ NSIe. We expect
io Tcceive from the cast shortly, alarge aud well asSoft
ed stock. Necessary to carry on the business - ali us
dI tereni branches, aud az ID Is our object to compete
Win the eastern manufactures. We intend. by astrei
attention. Ia business, 10 insure the success We anticl
Pale, anit to merit the patronage Of our friends and the
public Ia general; we, therefore, give a general invita-.
IIan 10 all 10 give US a trial. J CONNELIN.
April ~, ISIS b h CONNEII.N.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-11
The Right Ground.

Chancellor Walworth, in his letter ac-
cepting the democratic nomination for Co
vernon of New York, holds the following
language. If his position is correct-and
it is one held by some Of the first jurists
in the Union-it places the political Gree
Soil'' party in beautiful position. Even
ii it is not correct, the question has no bu-
sines. in the Presidential contest. He
says:
Upon the euestisa of the expediency of
introducing slavery into territories OF the
United States where it does not now exist
there is probably no real difference of
opinion between any Of the political par
ties in the xorther@ snd mssddle states.-
Bat | entirely agree with some ofthe m ost
distinguished jurists Of our country, that
as slarery does nat ROW legally exist in
California and New Mexico, it can only
be introduced into these free territories
by positive law; and that NO Legislation is
necessary to prevent its introduction there
For this reason | am opposed to the agita-
tion Of a question for naere political purpo-
ses, the effect of which agitation will be
further to paralyEe the efforts Of the
philanthropists OF the south in favor of a
gradual system of emancipation in those
states where slavery already exists, and
thus retard the progress Of freedom there. ;"
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-11
Consolation to Clay Men.

Gen. Shields, in the course of speech
made in Cleveland on the llth alt, thus
hits off the manner in which Clay was
done for by the straightforward" party:
'Clay has one consolation, however, if
consolation it can be called. Although
assailed and perhaps abused by his enc
mics, he never was disgreced except by
his orn friends. This reminds me of an
incident which occurred in the army. A
coatryman of mine, by the name Of DON
nelly, was "a butcher in the army. He used
to attend to his duty as butcher until
fight came on, and then he would snatch
up some kind of uniform and pitch into
the thiekest Of the fight At Chapultcpec
he got in advance of the line, and having
on Mexican uniform was mistaken for
Mexican, fred upon and killed. l soon
came across and recognized him. All ha!
Donnelly, is that you, and are you wound
ed? Yes, General, said he, am badly
wounded; am good as dead now. But,
General, said he-thank God | was not
killed by the Mexicans. It was my own
friends that shot me-" So with Henry
Clay. 1t was not the Democrats that kill
ed him, but it was his omn friends.