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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-26
VIRGINIA LIE iISLArURE.


Bids rom 'hf hoIpe Nets referred. on me-
lianai NJ X
TIE >~Feakrf ta! before the senate q COM
n11igait"o irnlu no. Guteraor, covering TIE
frSisgsr'on NJ BIG Gen RHODES.
THE dARDN AND WINCHESTER ROAD.
This bill came up aal Nss far,aer ,irla ,~I
b. Nessr, haae. CHflIe. G.,.1l-f. Boo.
y uaiiu.k. Am5.sr. DHi5e Garrett sni ssH-
cher. when Toe ane1 ImsHt ufi-r It, lslj-i-
ii~ ives 7 pc cj-stes i3. ra., IS. as toll
lows.
Tine bill was theu pass-l-1srs 16. nocs
This bill appnpia' . 30. dollars.
The bill coacesntug the R1chy Mount THrn-
ftNg Company Yves '4kep up sui ps-sed.
On mutton OF Mf Suias q. the Senate al
louruvd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-26

NA-
washington frb. IS. 6 P. VI.
Il 3ay hasbsena sd dsy in thr Felersl
ciiv-'he rem'inS of a errot ard enoi man
were conv"rcl 70 The tomb amid a ronr,urS,
o'fh7nsand., md one Of 'lto mast solemn AMI
mournfur professions ever witnessed in thi.
ci'c.
Tt Senate was not in srssi n. Tn, mem
bcr' of both houses assembled ~ The hall Of
'hr House Of Representative 10 rrcrare for
the last n%eurnful duty to the rcm4ins oeJonx
q. AntWs.
TIE capitol roons andal ,h- public huila-
ings were dressed ia mourning aud oil pnb.
lie business in Congress all The departments
su~cenlel. The day is cold and gloomy, in
sad accordance Within feelinssnf all.
The fureral reno took place his after.
noon . r,drd BY he relatives II the deccss-
ed, tho President and Cabiu,t, the members
Of both houses If Congress. and the military
aud civil Officers in the city, besides t,ons-
and. Of private citizens.
TIE coffin was .~nvclor-d IN the folds Of
the Anercan Flag. q the he3r,- WAS drawn
BY four black horses. his own i%arcritc Ior,e
following in the rear. lie was taken to 81.
stephens Church. for temporary i%ntcrmcn'.
Nothing occurred 10 mar the solemniti,s
Of he occasion, which hsd..ai imposing eject
upon all present. Crow Is are now galhere |
in the rooms Of The hotels aud the streets.
aud the sole subject Of conversation is The
great departed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-26
The following are the remar5s made by
Ma bsataa, N idr ia M Ssaat. III aunouc-

The following are the remarbs made rs
Ma Bsntaa, N ode ua M Senat. IN aunouc-
M uie Illness OF Mr. Addms.
MIR Benton arose 10 make a painful an
nouueeanem to the Senate. lie art just been
informed that the House Of Representatives
hsd adjourned unfef the ~ ri smicting cir
clim9taoees-a calnmltous visitation 10 the
oldest ana most Venerable membsr-lne who
had been President Of the United Slatps, and
who's: charafterinsp,res unIyerSal respect aud
esteem. lie spoke Of Mr. Adams who had
just sunk down in his clair, aud hat BEEN
caerie lnto an adjoining 70 IN, AMI might At
this nloaaot be passing from this Woriiuader
the very ROOT which covers Us and almost IN
oarpfssa,ae. Unier suca circu instances the
whole Senate VII feel gllsv anl dnl itself
utterly undbixto do anr Dos ness. He there
tore moved an adjournment Of Ihe S%7iate.
Ihis motion was unanimously ugreed 10,
ant the Ssaate adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-26
PETITIONS
On motion Of Mr. Wc.i.

On motion OF Mr. Ucsi,
Resolved, Thai the committee of Roads.
&c. be instrictel 10 enquire Mo The po1prie
9 Of authorizing The Boarl oil Public Works
TO employ d ~suIlaoe. Engineer 10 examin- the
location Of the Brand ayiiis aad Fishing
Creek road, west OF The Monngthci river,
ami make such alterations a. ne, IN his juis.
meut, NAV tnlak 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-26

McALisFEf'S ALL HEhLiNG otNTMENTZif
'he people only looked at the cause Of the sickness and
diseases ia the land they wouid Sc convinced AZ once OF
the froitieiy OF the cure we recommend. we heligse
we DO not e~Hasgera'e when we say that nlne tentlis of
snihe sickness IN This land IS ~producci by checked per.
81 ration. in oiieF words. taxing cold. The mere wrt
tins Of se feet. a sudden ehanee OF weather, ~ a ehf.y
Ing BY the night air--ALL these produce sickness aud
oncn sudden death.
Ncw.tast which causes this sickness Is the pefs3rrs.
ton, which. bsiue poisonous il, lis nature, ~ fe,aaeaau
the - stem, IN consequence of the pores-leins closed.
and THUS mi uneS, ifriiaics and Cause 80 msne ttsra.
ss' FROM common colds In consumption aud liver
e~'nipiaini' ifcm pain in IN side and scS 70 a general
"ec4no, IN short, tae whole train OF disorders Is tire
result. .~
The only immediate and satisfactory remedy Is ia
open the pores and restore tie flow Of the mscisilie
pefspira' ION To eject Tins, physicians always rosou
TO inward remedies, thus going M 10 Albany, scruss 10
Boston, and tack 81, the Long Isla,,d Railausd,. to get 10
B~fpok.yn.
Now what ronsensei is this: VIC ask any man Of com.
mon understanding whether lie spplieatio lon of remedies
shseid not te applied to The sea, Of the ais.aser td
FOR ssieby JAMES BsKER. Wheeling. Va. ia
WoR n THE sEI,EATAR l-..
le'oF within doors are compelled 10 tresthe an ininnre
atmosphere "lleh y whop, gaai Tor Iir proper sNpan.
Doves became eousiiustel, tho ,4.fvs ri the sam sss.i
AUD ,nserd, ell Tie functions OF tbe body heeon,e ,E,r,n'
ged. hence proceed asthma. conrh. pains IN t.aS-.',
ana sue, Faptlalion of The Heart. hcliuatir t,it,s q
various parts OF The LoJy, gIddf,.ess, and ! ysrirfy ~
oanei distressing Complaints. common 10 those of seden.
,Wriels Indian vexctabIe Pills disperse sptAese M.
pleassa' syntn'nn's 4 single dose wil In aar s~cs sfv.
fehci, and, u fepesisd a few times. - 81 r,ast ,.Sn-Sn,
restore the body to health.
bENAHx ~ toAsxxHsrtfs-1H publ csition.
der Ia Geee,ss. are asisss ~ Nance ,as.'. ..S,,. Which 5gos
ind,sn Vegetable y rs. "'is"s
- The oufN .tefta.f .,fs A.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-26

a case was recently submitted tos inry ia
thls co'nty which, 'nr It's loveity and happy
fesAli, deserves a ploce IN 'Ais Fcports."
IL arose lrntn the initNviug tircuinsts ares:
TWO men, ilvlI2 uear nrigio.rs. hal a hl,lng
oatdOont a enw Of one % i4e ,p1li-, tree. ,eni-
y srltng sptp tie eatiusare ol lhr other. sni
"hlch sndsd inthe death OF the COW sha
ha''dg b.en set nA b, ttossaut hised til She
Esd s6ainsl a STAMP ani br,. her nesk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-26
REGIS FER.

REruRrED ny {. BERRY
Ar IvALs ASb DEPARrrA4s
" Boats Ior tho last 81 hour, ~ ing yesier-
day al 4 o'clock, p. NJ.
ARRIvEp.
New England, Ebberr, Pittsburgh.
hul.ieut, Grace.
Genesee, Hunter,
Riuggold, Cope,
Nelisviile, BARNES, Sun Fish.
D. Wit Clinton. Desinnry, N. Orleans.
Rlode Island, Green. SleubeaVllie.
DEPARTED.
Dr.. FpnAlin. McLsFe. Cincinnati.
New England, Ebberl,
Brilliant. Grace,
ID. Witt Clinton. Devinney, Pittsburgh.
Wells vile, Barnes,
Genesee. Hunter. Illinois river.
Riuggold, Cope, Nashville.
Rhode Island, Gr en-, SteubenriIle.
IA feet water in the channel-fsilisg.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-26
House OF ~nELEfArES-

saturday Fehmag 1914, 1878.
The Speaker laid p tore the U,is- a co.n-
urauicatian lrDa1 ih- ksyis ~. correcting GER
tain errors IN tJclr report. communicated on
IN lhs l2h inst.
als1a communication from Brcadier Gen
esl. David RA1its. ut the l2t1 Brlgsa-, lst
Division OF the Mi.iiiaoi ,he Communicable
rcs'elinz MS oHee.
Tha Speaker announced tie following a
commtt,ee unjrr The res1.ulon adopted ves-
tefliY, directing Doe committee TO ascertain
VIVA officers IA the drmy Ia Me&ico, natives
OF Nirginit. have 50 distinguished themselves
- To "uuiled th-m 90 Sw1ris *, viz-Nrs-
srs. Floyd, Newton, HAM, Burwell, Tun-
stall, Mnucur- 81 Caroline. Conway. Snow
d-n. Watson. Wunl-f, GJoiNin, S,cwsttand
Raymond.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr. Lsnier, from the COMMITTEES oil Propo
s,iious and Grievance. presented
.Ms l.. reporei, VITA a,ne dmenis,
a bill regulating the tolls fof passing May
os Bridge al RICHMOND. ia or ain cases.
Mr. OidAa u, irem the COMMITTEES of Claims.
pres ,nted
A bill concerning John I%laua5h, late Saer-
III 81 Cabeii co4nty.
M o. ais presented a report rej1ctiag the
petition OF JOIN aht0ok.
Mr. SCOT. from the committee Of Courts 81
justice, presented a report ri citing the peti-
ion Of Tho ngs Murieu AMI others. PRAYING
u be released IRON ths piyfaelt Of a boa
given as sacur,ff tor "a appearance OF job
Mauicn before the CIrcuit SIptuor Court OF
Law add Chaaeey ter the county oil Nor
io4k.
MIR S. also presented
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-26

II PROMISED LETTER FROM JOHX NEN.
LAND MAFFlTT, D.. y.
Geniienifni II Is win feelings Of pleasure that | rec
Ouluienc 10 tao puhlc. as wnfthy Of general patronage.
foaf vsiaHhie Chinese Medtcaied SOAP, IN this az OF
stesm and electricity, when naind at . distance syhpa
thiSts with mind al liomc: wien ftieiiss a thousand
miles a9art are brought into converse ION. with erct
Other every frw minutes, II cannot he - steet q Wprdcr
Hftcr ai--1f the great achievement ynu AVE comp a. d
iA tae wonderful ELECTS Of voat Nedicalud Soap. sias
~ the ED made 1f ntanuiaeinre. both abroad aRd a.
home, ae Objectionable ia many oases OF account IL
thetr iTiiaiin. effects upon The cuiie3c. Tbs great
obstacle J Hud you have avoided. Yeur s.ap nctihrr ~.
rl'Sies or inaamrs the skin, hui II is a dhlicions preFs.
aston, and imparts hcat o. soitness, putty. and hcaHiy
u lac cnasFieN ,oH. For siiavtng Il surru~sfs IHc pre4a
faNanS ~ Inv RiEge. Burbank and ia.es Of l,ondsa.
lsthin u fafIs, and OF Die uiar, distinguished French
Perfumes IN itr q pt'st States. For toiict taifpnsts 10 .
&c ntQst eEqit-ife afticie Of the kind ! psar ttssl-
wishing You success in It's manufacture auH Fale.
4cni1ul You're truly, MAFfITT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-26

CoFu-' ~ ,ti recent, thr ex.
potso 81 costoa hls- bs-n small. bul within
~ svsisrwret' hsse brsa anusuaio larse
lfaa ~ Ssg,h. There is ,w every pros.
pest hat tue usfl D. eofavarl freshly.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-26

a aAn nul-r asfs the Fog rAtl,-
~ r-f1s'r ttf# 80 te usr ak-
hash tH is - oalllaai N b. bit
faFs p 4A~88s $50 $50 sa un ~
iaF Is sire 1s@ar=s az ne ID afe
isas -stas ar isr.r hsl hiJs I'd ssa-
az = ugA ts4ar aieu.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-26

GRsaT TAyuoR GArntslSas. The Two
Ia, lor festivals held il Philadelphia and n.
lorA, wefe no d uht srai,d s%itair. Is New
York, a leut, cap bic Of 'c~1veiin, 500 pe.-
sons. was erected for the otcasioiL %
ANOTHER LIE Spir.--fhe n w York Mir-
rur "a ; inu euItuf ~ 1ne liersbt hascun IIsil-
ccd a lleei suit agail,t Bislup iushe>, II IN.
cor oi sun,s tfui,in about Al D.inet. w0lch
the Freeman 5 Journal copied IRON a HaIisux
paper.
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spsrlus Laselsr.-rh, Bo.lon ra,sIlsr

SHsrLkE iAkcEsr.-rhe Boston Traveller
rslaief tae iolosiag occurteuo,.
"a islg Of tl0sia-rsbl " w-aiih anl high
caaascisus va 1f94sht brlsrc lht PIice
CmW sstrftAf aiuegaann, eharsst with The
isfeenF - ~ sifrf sppb1s iEia hotel
whea sse IA heta b~Iiniiag I e spoons
AefF aHafed O. g hrassr iaf sale ~ he lady,
wsfh tae oAuefs iaiusls usrfsrfl. Ihls
lei f' direction snd eoGseqgsnt exposure.
4 aa - $40 auA cesls w@s p~foiatls pai4 b.
ths algeat SIZE ssasia - Wei ncccss-
a. ha De-, 5aiag "a pessss,. q ID an
lasH { outstrfahis apOeaf. Ha maaI
am ssf a a1ve s.ee aess.lsl b.
las tma airgsasass u4 d-Atsnoas dl.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-26

-ttfhaFA w u NFNN $50 AFI.UNN
AiifI hrart triaetAaG "a. L.
can~snces. 10 in, ms.e no tiri N, n,
'g1ft cff-t ~ aGtr 10 o.. ipr. 30.
tl.t ~ owner ~ ths d. 4ussn.tsbAt
pf9 t5t asr .t)st iierf,m r-nft, 81. IN
~ l'sf efii-i thi. the jury shau.I pay tlu
'u- CIV ine masisuate tu4iiLc pa
" ST tb- r11sjah!e oiy ttr c,s,s.
thc verdict v5s immediately ratified an,
ni'F grcat jpy ol The euif usizh
ooi"'oa -hrsfgcky Democrat.
THINGS IN NEW YORK.
Coon 0Cr - EyiL.-Th- you. 6 rn,r
Fhi>hot hImseifa few diy sagnt Ns,y Yors
tA a lar waYof reeovsty. ", isassi iuous
~ Intended BY The lsmslr who Uis th. esus.
al the al. dnd fumor ssys she has determined
20 ahaud'n her lprmer course OF lit. ani be
married 10 the young man on his recovery.
LtsFNFsBLg Casa ppar wii,w with
a t'r-" i1friiv depending on her. ATTEMPTED tr
am4u suicide IN New York Oh S,tifIat
bJt the poison WIS entrsctrd from her stomach
20 i'ue ts Sfve hrr life. She give as a rstsof
lhi' she could not see her children perish al
starvation before her ives. Her css. h,,
been token 10 hand by some humlne persons.
a DiFFicrLrf.-Df. Childs refuses To yrel,
We ofIe- It t-tlth Officer ia New York cir
20 D.. Whiting. who has received the 40
p9lntm-nt from the Governor AID S-nai,
Dc. Chilis, holding under the Beard 0
Health.
No PARTICULAR Day FrxrD.-Elder HIM!
writes TO the editor Of the Boston Joutnsi. thu.
nriihes Mr., Miller nor his adherents aold an,
SCI iin, Tor tn introduction OF the ne~ h-s
vens and the ne" earth. but arc looking ioi
tIis eveai a. the next in order OF prophetic
luihitnenis. 1t having been slated that ID,
New York Miileutrs have fixed ON Nav ncxt
a. the inai end OF the world. b. ther Hume.
says that he Ia not responsibe Tor faaVt .c'
nor The eStravagances of those whb cioim @
90 uuder the name Of Mr.. Miller. tr g.,
ttoaagr, seeking on,y their ~ s.issA i
tsTesls.
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~caaI 20 bushels fur sale by
W." Nf'' MoRPtaw NaKEMNN.


~ uNFr r. g,or aud bs .,,o.
" inoirs of.G,;,crals Tsrlsr. Worm Wse, mi HI Nh
e @,hbe, Jb', ogsscl 1 ms : e,,s ia, asIi u Vel, ts9ys an!
Mexican H.a'ss ," Sas. sad pr won G. sassa9ars %s.s ef iSs o e. r.
eonriled iron public documents and private correspon
dssfe, WIN III, ss S portraits and o'i'ef i%eau'ifaI illus
wsr Ns~ f fsa ' asSloi y yen : rl s.a., asI ! gay ~ s sa""e
node sssy AIte,1 s,'St, ~ ' tate u Nn.hS'"nhet tau
me yie,i,a,4 p.vepisS Il N,n,;n
trhe hdy,ntt,sg or tIe Z rel ", @.Htn
Nv I,rut Surrav' '' ""'a" 'ses'
Manila o iie pie'orialyork. or the COZ per speeala
Pine Poor sef0ar, a Story of Irish lie, BY William
Carleton; a., Z
atisism q As-,'',io', OF oda fe,om,,
,afsn.9a. .rs'' r ~" ! ~. po.., Na,n,.,..
10, = : - rieN'e' '"" 'oe "ooAy Mouhsains
I! W ~. hftg" 49,,
etc. received lbs 81. d, !, 81 W\ EisS%, Msf ill"'s,y r nleoi.
10 n : - wngela 4, y r.. a..
''A ~ tam" she'eetof. iehAs
ny tNt+p, ,.rr+ nrDc
rgn-p ,a1o,,
2H Poz .i Eqot Ne,esee ,s,.., ls.l received frsn
sicnot the b. Red son}.
efa aecLALLgN. KNOX %.
Avn mNotNG sEfxs % aua, pa, ~
'.HtinI nms SKINS; aia,. To- an bjnd,nr sans H. \"
received IN N~srIALIP N ENoS
french F,svrh rsIf rms M ,eseiyea H. ~,
Red poo, estaet,shupeur ~
: ,h D ~ m ecI ArIeN rNoy ~
HIE
u 80 '''aNSsfF vsasa ktads and OF superior
aua,nh, Jus' feesNe"hs
"' M~ee@ti.LkN, kNcN 8 co.
4 aSts acts see pafs seu's q 4 l.. Lass.
sN"s'N' 'f"'tN' u ~ Bas.' 10 IL
lo' w""~ss 4a'tf, 80 e%hiidrets do
AL~H.
s.al 81 ,he 'arst sitl,s i..l rrs.IvPJ u ,pa"naas :,
Big Rad Boot. res NtCLAIlEN kSoN[ 90
$500 no.
EO Ve' sugar House do
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BY TELEGRaPH..

oart'sra'ch"s of YESTERDAY n6rnine. dated
RI shulsh snaEneius thr ars.sele OF sAr. Cav
should have been dated Pniidleiphi7.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-26

~ closing Scene of Deiptrqd L-Capf.
t"hln wiiois n"N al Ssn Miguel thus notic, :
The las uiaalenta Ola dyi I lambi r, + as
eTado io.u ieui rssce-".it nss "a h lat
Staae At galioPing Consan plion, aud his
lalesi bfea,h Mas expended Ia tlpsple u.tpg
us AisArf. boasilng 81 tasiHgi committed I've
murders, aild reerrtliDg flat he Uar'd ct
carr, ms money i" he'd ana ~ at the devil at
pohrt lie fied thai night aad lett $1,000
in geld behind ,h,ni.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-26

faffh-w Mansion, liesr Fredrricksbua,
Was DESTROYED BY fire on he 9Th ilsl. fNa
ohiidfea narrowly cscapee wgh. laeir lls 5.
and nearly every arlhle oi turilture WIS lie
stntyet. No iAs,r ,ticr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-26

NmftAAag PAasds p.ia -Nots
D a = be- alt,n npts not ntf t,b1,g
Hef ~ af HlsU. H. ghe uatoa5.c
$40 Fai~a Al asa ssteflay m.ht TO
Mssaits nfal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-26

Preparations on a laretr extent llrt, L,yr
.1e"! !eais p'sl are lns@ihs fef ehlafatiYa
- "" ;" iu'ahd' 4 great proportion
inOstnt whom nili have a considerable an,l
QUIT os cash with ihcm. - ~4.y re.eU
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-26

Ahrn we are a%ksd nv opr &c sl~rs ahs We arc con
sian4f, werk afiHr week, ai'ading ~ N~au.ii,'s Yes.
Lllhni.tfiiitr hiSiHr@, we have onIv 10 saY that with
al dae aiissance to the merits Of ntier articles Of tire
hind, We usari say we have been as,onislitd Al the SIR
cess e. ihs Great 4 ufctiean Remedy. IL all tie com
tAa4aA-~ssss tsiens 80 tie husrsa Family. IL attS a. 4
eHfdi ve ~ ~er Of most ina-irsi chararter-it $ we
taeA fIF true fhsI we are pad for ihts notire-fur
lie rtnfttftr OF the Liihoatrirtir, nr Var. I'm, adverti-
sas bar WY ~ IN us, hut, reader. ware not aaji 10 fast.
~. AID yvebegDf you In examine his benS IL The aseaf's
hands add also the asenis Themselves, IT his Remedy is
no. sssssinns Of grea, value. See our columns.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-26

is Mexico coSeugRFuF-rhe Boston
Tmveler OF Monday evening, say. An -.
trnsive manufacture. Of this region. has lately
rtveird u ~lelirr from his son. a resident Of
Mexico tor a namber Of wears past. a.n: eln.
from his business relations with the inIabi-
tants, has unusual m-aus OF know ing tic e.
nrral ieriings Of the Mexican. n this peTicu-
lar. This letter states That Mexico is fsr Iurn
being conquered, and tho, nine lar4 cries
have not yet been approached By i.y Ansri.
can armies. And further, The writer thiakslt
viii b. imp ssible TO uegoci lie d iraty in
which The mass ot The Me1irs0 nation ncnld
coincide. that docs not %coulsih a pru> ISL ff
the immediate niihdnvul o the Amrfican
Srnits 10 certain lines aeet piable 10 all p&r-
ties. 1a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-26

suusasr Rates iroa istof April to goth of November
itcsnsiye.
Winter Rates from Isl { re- 10 3ls, March, inclusive.
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rave no news from any quarter.
SOUTHERN "TELEGRApH

SOUTHERN TELEGRAPH
We ore mach nhrasel ,n lr4rn By q letter
dated Gallatia, Tenn, Feb. 18Th. that Mr..
o Rieliy's constructors were tlrsn within &c
miles If Nashville, and that lhey had a a.
sonable prospect of reaching that eily by
the evening OF the 2lst inst.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-26

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we 9al latch sfr t'i- a1nSrys tiquirrt
= ehhi OF the siovtnla. ~VlhereI ,as
plts mi ie4f,yo4'se pit tor, alai,s,o1
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-26

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U.I % reel d. geait I'll the sa- IA tais city
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-26

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mo i'r tiily otsan OF tiosa dtao nin,l
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-26
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'ho ote~h ef a hat. orcafred{ 81 packei-hoos !"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-26

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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-05-06

Yy0DY 38B391006 PIANO FOR T8S.
VnsHE SUBSCRIBER has been appointed agent
} for the sale Of CONRAD MEYERS CELE.
BRATED PRE- Nun ROSE WOOD PIANOS.
at this place These Pianos have q plain, mas.
sive and beautiful exterior finish. and. for depth
Of tone, and elegance of workmanship, are not
surpassed by any in the Usited States
These instruments are highly approved Of by
the most eminent Professors and Composers OF
Music in this and other cities
For qualities Of tone. touch and keeping in
tone upon Concert pitch, they cannot be sucpas-
sed by either American or European Pianos.
sumes il to say that Madame Cssteilsn, W. v
orated Pianist. and many others Of the most dis
t'nqushed performers, have given these instru'
ments preference over all others
They have also received the 6rst notice Of the
three last Exhibitions. and the last Silver Medal
BY the Franklin Institute in ls43. was awarded
10 them, which, with other premiums from the
same source, may be seen at the Ware.room No
50 south Fourth ct.
u u|Another Silver Medal wss awarded to C.
Meyer, by the Frshklin Institute, Oct. ls45 FOL
the beet Piano in the exhibition.
Agsiu--at the exhibition Of the Franklin Inst
tuts, Oct. ie46, the first premium and medal wal
awarded to q. Meyer for his Pianos, although i
had been awarded at the exhibition "f the yea
before. on the ground that be bad made still great
o. improvements in bic lnstramen's within th'
past ~ months. .-t3
Against ths last exhibition Of the Frankl
Institute. lS<7, anothss Premium was awarde
70 C. Meyer, for the best Piano in the exhibition
At Boston. st their last exhibition, Sept iS<,
Z c. Meyer received the Asst silver Modal and ID
ples, Ter The bsst square Piese in The exhibition
Thsss Pianos will bs cold st The msanfset'
vss's iewes: PhilsAslphia prices, " not somsthia
I lo(psr. pesssas ere Tequested 10 call end exam
~ ~ thsusslvss, at The residence Of the sul
sesibss as7k H. b MAssER
suntury, April Q, is<s -
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-05-06

When is iron like a bad note' When it is
forged. When is it like stone thrown into
the air. When il is cast. When is it ike q
part of public house When it'sbar When
would il do to make sausages off When it's
pig iron.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-05-06

Lvs-A compulsory journey over pre-
cariou road, on which the more luggage
you have the more lightly you travel.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-05-06
THE CHEAP BOOK STORE.
ANiEiS g. SMITHS

THE ChEAP BUUk NTUkE.
DANIELS g. SMITHS
CxrAp NEw & SECOND HAND Book STORE,
North West corner of Fourth and Arch Streets
philadelphia.
Law Books, Theological and Classical Books,
MEDICAL BOOKS,
GEOGRAPHICALLY 4 HISTORlCAL BOOKS,
SCHOOL BOOKS.
SCIENTIFIC AND MATHEMATicAL Books.
Juvenile Books, in great rariety.
HYMN Books and Prayer Books, Bibles, all sizes
and prices.
Blank Books, Writing Paper, and Stationary,
Wchsk s1ls amd Ref0tl
~ Oua prices are much lower than the REGULAR prices
N- IiMaries and small parcels of books purchased.
V- Books imported to order from London.
Philadelphia, April /, 164S-y