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Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-01-14

TAILORING@Theun dersignedwouldi
70 form the citizens of Evansville thatthey s~tillco
20 tinue TO carry on the above business in all its
Shop on the East side of Main St, one door from the
corner ofFIrst. [ap2oJ BRADT MATHEWS.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-01-14

A. FahnestoeE s. Co.'S Family Medicines
ID A. F~AHNESTOCK'S Anti- Bilious PHs-A
ID. safe and valuable remedy inintermittent, remit
tent and bilious fevers, and all complaints ofan in
fammatory character. 1t is an excellent purgatIye,
being mild yet effectual in its operation.
b. A.. Fahaestoek's Liqid Opodadoc.-A prepare
ton far superior to the common Opodildoc for sprains.
bruises and all cases in which Opodlldoc Is COM
monty used.
3. Il. FahnestocR 4. Co.'S Cough BaLsom.-There
are perhaps but few cough preparations, that will pro-
duce such decided effects in SO short a time. Ii 70
pleasant and efieetual. -
B. 4. Fahnestock g. Co.'S Cough LoSenges, Pos
sess all the virtues of the best cough syrus in a concen-
trated form-are convenient to take and pleasant to
the taste.
B. A. Fahnestock d. Co.'S Carminatice Lo=enges,
Have cured hundreds of the Bowel Complaint, while
not an instance has yet come to our knowledge In
which they have failed. They will certainly and
speedily allay the morbid irritability of the bowels, re-
store the checked Precipitation, and in a short time cure
the most inveterate case or Diarrhea, Chronic Dys-
entery, or habitual looseness-Price 25 cents a box.
B. a. FahnestockG q. Co.'S Eye IFater, for curing In
famation ofhe Eges-Has proved itselfa valuable re-
medy for Disease of the Eyes, arising from sand, dust,
and other foreign substances, acrid vapors, exposure to
intense ght-blows-sudden change of temperature
-colds-absorption of scrofulous, NAL pox and
other virulent matters: also the effects of scarlet and
other feyers-Price 25 Cents.
B. Il. Fahnestock & Co.'s RubJacientzA power
ful and permanent stiimulant for the cure Of Rhuma-
tism, Sprains, Sore Throat, SPAWN, &c.
For sale by w. & C. BEEL, Main street,
ap 20. gaETe Evansville, Indiana
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-01-14
DANIEL WOOLSEY.
SAMUEL ORR.
SAM'LT. JENKINS.
c. G. DORSON.
n n III IEEODn
Ca-ssinleres. and Vestings

ENLOTHS, Cassimeres, and Vestings-
Bourlly's celebrated French black Cloth;
Eng. & Amer. blue. black, brown and olive Cloth
Plain and plaid Cassimeres;
Satin, Velvet, Wooden, and Silk Vestings,
Also a good assortment of Tailors trimmings
For sale low either at wholesale retail.
sep 2s-tf NJ. w. FOSTER,
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-01-14
TO THE PUBLIC.
AMES ScANrLIN, SR, ScANrL1N, JR.
JAMES SCANTIIN & som,
COOKING STOyES ,

x<== HAVING secured for the State of -
Ell Indiana the Patent Right for the -
WI OMRJN ALTON AIR TIGHT ~
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-01-14
sale Of Nrortgagcd Lands.

Evansville, Ia, Jan. 4, 1s4S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-31

PUBLIC IMPRoV EMENTS. NO city or
town can Be great in commercis political
or lierary point OF view, without the dispo-
silion 90 the part OF lis citz-ns, who possess
the means II yielding monied Influence, To
employ tho mears for the establishment Of
wor's Vt public improvement aud public uiil-
ity. Endowed with these means, esctI citi-
z,n Is sovereign in himself, who needs only
the 81 III to execute what his judgment may
dictate. ! body OF such citizens, acting in
hlrmouoas cooperation will achieve the
most giganric enterprises.
But 10 argue the existence Of power which
all tee they possess. is useless ray Of IAN
guage. The vii to exercise and the judg-
meat 10 control this power, is an object SO
valuable to the prosperity of every communi-
", that it cannot BE- too strongly urgsd.-
These thoughts have been suggested by the
present condition OF Wheeling; not by the sb-
seace oi this 5 iri} OF public Improvement,
but By thabeiie thai the capitalists OF Vince
ling have become fully convinced oft be neces-
sity OF Investing lheir money in enterprises
which viii pr mote the general importance Of
the place. dud n-cessariiy enhance tie value
Of their property Already have charters
been ,5i1iaed AID S ock taken in institutions
which vld IS az ures oi pride 10 Western
Virginia. The Mn, SusfqD ion Bsiage nov
in prosr o. era.a,u viii b. ,nasn ficent
edifce. dcd bai = si,git span for ine dis
lance oi Que tlti-aso ami ten feet, will be
the "Jnlrr II tbe world. This will b.
CO nretitg iinh bttwtcn Virginia and the
sister Sole oi . IN and medium oi conmu-
nicali VIII ya>ti, pr e the trade belween
Western Nir5Git an Eastern Ohio.
Tae Wheeling Female Seminary, will he
an institution which viii give lone and en-
hence to de literary taste of Wheeling. Ha-
wing lsrge portion of its patronage from a
broad it will soon obtain celebrity equal 10
any other-insittuton OF the kind in the coun-
y.
4 charter has been granted incnrp raiies
the "W he'd Ing Atha mum or buld,ng Tor
lectures, exhim,i,ns and other public us-s.--
Such builiing is much needed, and il is TO
be hoped chat our citizens will adopt such
measures as will secure its completion
Added to thes,. manufactures, store houses,
&c, without numb4r, have lately been erect
ed, while numerous others have been con-
tracted lor.
All these are indications of decided pros
perily, AID We irsst HIT taey will ne;ber be
suffered TO iail or decline until their full az
com isainenl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-31
fe1sessxNa
R0Sy &sS~
e. xs~
Gen. Cas- resigned his .9'ir h. Senate Of
the United States. on Monday last.


MEXICAN CONGRESS. Louisville
Journal is in possession Of New Orleans dates
OF the 22nd inst. aud Vera Cruz of The 10Th.
The dates from the city of Mexico are 10
the l4th
Herrsra had been elected president unani.
mously, aud Pena Pena appointed chief
Justice. The 18th o; MAY has been f,ed
upon as the day 10 take vote upon the rsti-
fcaion OF The treaty of Peace. The impress
sion prevails thst the treaty will be ratified
with great unanimiy in the senate.
Congress organized at QueretaIo on the sih.
aud the session was under full progress.
Jallsco has taken strong grounds in favor
OF peace. Parsdes will rroba bly, be elect, d
President OF the Senate. Almcnte. with some
fifteen menb'r> are understood to be opnosed
TO the treaty. Sr. Pena Pena, in an address
t. Congrs IS, regrets the modification of the
Treaty preierring the original draft; but he
hopes ii will be ratified as submitted BY the
American Commissioners II the present
treaty ioil. he does not expect to make any
new negotiations.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-31
~ - -
LOCAL MATTERS.
CITY COUNCIL.

/ May II, 1913.
Council met, present Messrs the Mayor.
Hughes, M'Ginnis. Johnston, LETTERS, Robin
son. Hamilton. Amick. Hullihen, Tanner,
Gill, Russell. Forbes and Sweeney.
Reports were received from the W-ighmas-
ter Street Commissioner, Committee Oh
Wharves. The latter recommended the PR.
curing and placing locust posts for the ring
bolts Tor steamboats,, upon the wharf, and the
urh,r grading OF the wharf above Monroe
street
Report OF City Sergeant upon Joseph Roll for
| permitting gaming in his ordinary, read ar-
on motion of MIR Russell laid on the table
! Petition OF Bishop Whelan praying e.
tain privileges on Hampden ST., read and on
motion era nttd.
Petition OF P + Znn. praying remission of
fine, read and referred TO Committee on petit
lions aud circumstances.
Report OF the committee on streetsand al
leys, relative to grade OF Centre ST., read, and
also counter petition OF J Bodey and others.
Laid on the table.
d tlltipu VI hlNJdIl L pItI iNI tlttnSc, IAN
en- up and ON motion, license granted.
Petition OF J X B,t,lorl aud Others. reia-
live 10 grading OF Water 81, read and laid on
the table.
Committee on water works sub itted re-
port, recommending an arbitration Of coutro-
versy between Messrs Cots and Ewing, and
the City. Adopted.
Renonstrance OF Mr. BENZ Ratcrff. read
spperloining TO the MAdamxing OF the
North End of Main st.
Propositions read, for said M'Admizing,
and on motion h- proposition of MIR Mar
shall, accepted.
Petition OF Peter PAUL Beck asking license
tor coffee house of 2nd class in 4lh ward
Granted.
Petition OF Eoff and others praying Coun-
ell TO dessl from opening certain SIS, read
and loid on the liable.
Petition OF c * II Hubbard and others. for
repairs OF 81 5; South Wheeling read aud
referred to eon aittee on sis. AMI alleys.
Report Of Street Commissioner read and
the recommendations generally. adopted.
Accuun presented aud ordered tn b. paid
On motion Of Mr. Hamilton ord red that
the Street Commissioner report the amount
necessary 10 repair Market 81.
Account of + w Stephens ordered to be
paid. Also of Flzsinmons
Bill OF 80 dollars Tor bell Tor Civ Hall.
ordered 10 b paid.
Also bill OF L M'l!waine for paving.
Also bill of JaiIor
Also bill Tor construction OF fire plugs.
On motion of Mr. Forb,s. ordered thai the
committee ON Market House cause the mar.
ket House 10 b. shinged.
A petition lr0m \ Butts and others. rray-
ing The opening OF certain ALLEYS in East
Wheeling. was read aud the Street Commits
sloner ordered 10 open thr alley. and the 9th.
er recon ncnddtion Of The petition. p5aying
the council &C prohibit the conversion of Ger,
tain lots IN East Wheeling, INFO burial
ground was reiertd TO committee on ordinsn.
oes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-31

ewn affsfrs. 40, prohibited Nv M couslra.
hon: thai oil eiiOds ~ The a5oiiiinut-i os
ohefs mide TO iniuce C1ngress To ia'egegs.
with Questions OF slavery % to iskr iaci larni
steps 10 relation thereto. are eaculstei to
lead TO The NOS, slarning and iangerouscsu-
sequences. anil thu, all siis rtlors have az
inevitable tendency g. finnish the hsrpi-
ness OF the people. and rnlaagef tar STABILITY
aud permsnencv OF the L iio q. 5Hd Oughi not
TO be couniensnc-J by any iusni oi our po-
hjicil los 'itu.ious.
5 That he separation OF the MONEYS az
The government IRON The banking lass tiusloas
is lndisp, nsable tor the safety oi ~ tr4As 81
the government and the rights II he people.
y. Ihat-the liberal principles embodied b.
Jettrsun IN the Declasallon oi Independence.
aud sanrtio, ed in The con>uiu,l0n. which
makes ours The land of liberty, sud the esy-
lun OF The oppressed OF eyeiy nation, have
ever oee0 cardinal pinc pies IN tn demot tot
&c ldlth, and every stjempi TO abridga the
present. privilege Oi becoming citizens aud
tue owners of soil amoug US. ough, 10 be re-
sisted VITA the same spirit which swrp i the
alien aud sedition laws from or statute
books.
Resolved, That the proceeds Of the public
lands ought To be scarcely applied to tNe IA
tlonal obec,s specified VA the constitution,
and that we are opposed 10 any law Tor the
distribution OF such proceeds among the
States, as alike inexpedient in policy. and te.
pugudnt to thp constitution.
Resolved, Thstwe are decidedly opposed
to takiug from the President the qualified "
TO power, by which he is ena hled. under re-
strlctpns and responsibilities, amply sufh-
cient to guard the public interest, to sispenl
? IL, Is. L.
cule the approval OF two-thiris I'll the Sfnate
and House OF Representatives until the ia "
ment - The people eau be Obtained thereon.
and winch has saved the American people
from the corrupt and tyrdnlcal domination ol
The batk OF the United States, anil from
cono,nag system OF general internal i'm
| proNenrAts.
/ Resolved. That the war with Mexico pro-
voked on her part, by years OF Insult aud iuJu-
~, was commenced BY her army crossing the
| Rio Granje, attacking the American iruops
and Invading our SISTER State OF Texss.--and
that upon all me principles OF patriotism aud
the laws vi nations. u lsu just and cessary
war on our part, in which every Amrncan
cIllzen should have showa himself on the
side OF his country, and neither morally mr.
1 physicailp, 10y word or deed, have given "dId
aui comfort to the enemy"
/ Resolved, hat we would be reloiced at
the assurances OF peace with Mexico, foun-
ded Gu The just principles oil indemnity ipr
the past and security OF the future; but that
while the ratliica ION OF the liberal treaiy OIL
tered to Mexico remains in doubt, il is the
duty oil the country To sustain the admins
iratlon IN every measure necessary 10 provide
for the vigoroue prosecution Of The war,
should that treaty be rejected.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-31
CHEAPEST OF THE CHEAP
TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
eksHE subscriber has this day received an assar mani
. OF br Jalnes' highly valuable medicines ftisun
necessary TO say anything here praise of their ereat
eheaey IN he cure al those diseases for which they are
tecohehe as lhey have long hcen hetore the public
ana nave OBTAINED celebrity SURPRISING ali com
pounds The following comprises list Of the articles
JsFnes ENpeetorant for coughs. colds etc.
Hair fonc. for the growth of the hair
Amer alive, for Scrofula. Rheumatism ana dis.
of the a. in ~
Jayne Hair bye TO color the hair auburn or iet hrI
tarininaive Baisan for summer Complaints etc
Tome Yer hinge, for the expulsion OF worms
sanaiive Pills for Dyspepsia and all diseases of
thestonach.
Jaynes Ague Pills, positive for Fever and A,s
Persons desiring TO know more of the ahoye met ~.
can do so by calling and obtaining one of The IN. 80,
Medical Almanacs. for isis, free OF charge) at
BRENTllNGER'S A pothec.
Between the Post odiee and Court House VVh..I,,,
mt ~ '"s'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-31
ST. LOUIS. May %. 1913

By an arrival from the City OF the Salt Lake
we learn that the Indians have attacked
number OF Mormons, and murdered them in
cold blood. Neither men. women or children
were spared. No cause has been assigned 70.
This outbreak. An express has arrived for as.
ei.tance
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-31

We have Published sundry pieces OF poetry
from Professor H. Paine which we have seen
in N-el's saturday Gaz tie, written by ano-
ther pen than his. This thing OF plsg'e rism
j. very great folly.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-31
NEW CARPET & FURNISHING STORE
A. PAXTON q son


HAVE just opened in of the Store on Mon
~ roe street. nearly opposite the Post Ofice an en-
tivcy new and extensive assortment OF Carpcting Oil
Cloths and other goods TO which they respectfully invi,.
the attention of purchasers Their stock comprises:
Brussels Carpetng.
Imperial Three Fly do
Surer,ine. Fine and Common ingram carpeting;
a.. 81 and So Tapestry, Twilled and common;
Venitan do
Cotton and Rag do
ca. 5 and a. cord and plain Can:en Mating;
Oil Cloth Of every width
Carpet Binding and Thread; Also
u Ga 4 and Drucges and Linen crumb cloths;
AXsiinster, Tufted. " lion aud Brussels Rugs;
Brass Stair Rods. all sizes;
Adelaide, Manila and Aiicant Door Matts &c, &c.
HOUSEK EEPING ARTICLES.
1874, IA and iO4 Imperial Marsees, Toilet and
Dresden Quilts; tsa
- l. ia and 10 Linen and Cotton Sheetngs;
Linen and Gotten Pillow Case Goods;
Superior Irish Linen and Cotton Shrting;
-. 81, 81 and l0-4 Dainask Table Cloths and Table
Linens;
Napkins and D0ylies; Hing,
Birds eye. Huck aback Scotch Diaper 4 Cras, Towel
Piano Table and Stand Covers;
Embroidered Window curtains;
Turkey Red Furniture Prints;
Furniture Dimity;
Tckings and Bed Lace;
Ferraten, Cord and Tassels for Blinds;
Worsted and Cotlon Fringes Also good assortment
Of Gloves and Hosiery; Linen and cambria Hdkfs;
Ladies and Gents silk Cravais,
French worked Collars;
Parasols, Umbrellas, c, &c, &c.
All of which will he sold at the lowest possible prices;
aud persons wanting will please call and examine
myH PAXTON SON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-31
u ooFoco NATIONAL coNvrNrloy.

whole uumpar d eAstrs ing la attend
snre iss4aA.sed that 'of the purpose Of
q ring ru.a th, difieut 20 itiun ia which
m az ~ ui have been placed in slop'i : a
"Fisuoriu oi principles" which itwas nuder-
stood would b bFJush; b,i,rs The Conyea-
nou, of rom ursent business, many had left
the citv
IN re ding over the proceedings Of Thurs.
dsy whsu me Clerk came 10 that portion OF
he "a which stated that sf,er the fourth ha'.o',
which q suited w ne Selection Of LAWS cAss
as the can'Iiaie .0r he Presidency. call OF
the States Mas he'd IN rrier 10 allow each
S'aie al oPp9ruutg Of correcting its vote.
and that sm0ag the rest Psnnsvlvanis WIS
recorded as having cast her % votes for Mr..
Cas-. mrmoer u toe d itgotion from that
STATE rose aiid asserted that this was an error;
that tn chairmiu q TIE deltgi,iou Mir Ne.
Candles, apou that Sia.e being cattsd. stated
that eithoagh Mr. Bwhansn WAS Penilsylya-
niuS trst choice. he would pledge thirty
thousand M janit tor Mr. C9ss: also. that she
would cast hes tWeagv-six electoral votes Tor
] hlm. J he deieEile asserted that the votes OF
ne drl~,a'ion tdlhe Cow eution from Penn
Isyivhtl has not been east tor Mr.. Cdss, and
therefore the journal was wrong
This gave lSe 70 an exprs ssion OF a variety
Of opinions among the members a. 10 the
true state o. tsei, ia she case. the majority
cuutendlng thu the jourhai was correct, and
50 tie matter was ieil.
| Mr.. 'icCdhdiess. the Chairman of the
IPennsyivauia Delcg.fi1 was NJ, u thr Con-
| veutlon to-day, and ihy reuIe had no oppor-
tuuiy oi OK resting hmseit on he subject.
! Mr.. Howard, q. bidfslanl, mered TO recon.
sder The resolution adopted Al last evenings
session, direc ins liz Casir 10 appoint com
mittet 81 he to inform Gpn. Cos. OF his nom
inauon. with the view o. havi . adopted in
lieu OF it. resolution proviing ior the ap.
pointment u larger committee. charged
with Tn duty OF reforming both the nomi
nees OF he tact oil their nomination.
The sptltIon reconsidered. AMI the
Pr 'sident aud Vice Presidents Were finalI,
appointed Committee 10 announce to Gen
Gen. Lewis Cess anj General WIN o. But
Ter their nomination lur the offices OF Pres-
dent aal Wee President oi he United States
Mr.. Wells, II Aew Hampshire, submitted
the following resoiutioa;
Rtso'osd. Fiat this Convention recon-
IN nd that 40 State IN asS future Democratic
Nttian,i Convention snail b. entitled to send
graf uunlaer oi delegates thaa the mum
b OF VOTES to which sucu State is entitled in
The Electoral COLLEGE.
In supporting this resolution Mr. Wells
conpidldrd thai while the Stale which he
represented bti but nine delegates on The
tio1r. Virginia, which had not quite twice
he number oil electoral votes assigned To New
Ham pshire had one hundred aud thirty de-
egdies on In for; Delawarn had hut three
electoral votes. and had sent ihirty delegate,
here. In this way the time OF the Conyen
ton was taken up, lis proceedings einbarras
>ed. aud when the voie was no. taken b,
stats, the Eastern STATES were voted dow
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-31
FOR IRCSlDENf.
GEN. ZACHARY TAYLOR
80 ttEcrORs.

SrsTr ELEcross.
/ pottH Niit f-ld, tee o. wight.
90 IS Boiling. frj-r>brg.
3I 2 Ir,irs Cnmoerand.
! IS ir, iug. L,nchlurg.
3 ~ Marin, franklin.
Is - { Rlyes, Alternate.
Root + Scott. Fapquiei.
1T Garatit. Wtsuuoselsnd.
IA B1uttil. klchuord city.
10 Rob, saunders. NNillismsourgh.
II \ Hunter, Jeiigrsou
II 4 Il II Stuart. augusta.
Is 5 Med Moore, k4cSbriige.
II CoueUy + rrigg. Washington.
u G W Summef> kanawha.
10 u ID Camden. HerElson.
n f ii P-irpoin; MARION.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-31

On a'o,laa 81 NJ Russell. 100 dollsrs wss
sPprol rated 10 cleaning sewers snd cutters.
O. motinn 81 Mt Hsmiltoa. the r~port Of
iise ea'n'n'''se on are department. was made
'ie of.ief II the das iar neat m-etiag.
Ga motion the c ,uncil Adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-31
AARD


Aasha, q IN. Hs,asy. fssuy. Ss..s s~sAg-ss-- ~
Hsaaa.- on pss~ui s-s y n. P.Ps'@ Fnssrasis
fsurdei ~ snt stsfssass i.fios - frs
Is"d--op russaay ste~iHr. MAJ % - thsCsg Hsii--
pauisniafs N pforrsaanss-- l'isssf. q seat..
HP NJ. Mssnsr's CONTROVERSIES sAss~A~ss e.s@sA hss
saeosd speeusnis ssrehs ~ih ths'essss s@ssss~s n
sondsa.e the spfa II r~o eatsn.a~s~s Isrs F~a.
osv.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-31

The absence aud sickness of several hands
reduced the amount oil reading matter Ia our
paper for few days past. We shall be SUI,
piled again in day or Two.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-31

HEALTH OF WHEELING.

The subscriber, residing in the city of
Wher''ng. and having full opportunity Of
knowing the state of health throughout the
CITY. iske pleasure in assuring their friends
aud the public hat, notwithstanding the re-
ports circulated by hucksters and other inter-
es'ed persons. that Small pox was raging in
the city, there has been but Tour cases, and
that no such disease as small pox now exists
within the city. the only two remaining suf-
t.rers having been removed out of the CITY
several days since. and that there now ap-
pears 10 be no danger OF any other cases oc.
curing.
.. w. Heikell, Todd & Howell,
Sweeney & Mathews, James Mellor,
J. Thompson, r. G. Cube rtson
w. }. Rohb, J. Connolly Il Son,
II. 7. Morris, Chapline & Thompson
M'Clalieu & Knox, Isaiah Cooper.
}. ) Rhodes. Stone and Thomas,
Marsh, Taylor & Marsh, Mendel & Harbor,
A. o. Fa;rchild, ]. Scnseney,
w. H Beryhill x Co. Altman & Maxwell
S. Rice, Selby, Agnew * Swearingen,
OF * Greer, e. kemple
James nj kee, Greer 4 Mote.
Dickey, w Goodrich,
II Robinson, M Reilly, s.e
Geo. McMuray, John Chaddock,
Crawley, Morrow & Wskeman
Geo. KJbinson w s Wickham,
OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH,
WHEEL g May 30, 1913.
The board OF Health deem il duty they
owe 10 the citizens ss Well as the Public in
general, 10 make known that careful exami.
nation has been made through the several
wards Of the city and from information deriv-
ed from the PHYSICIANS no case Of Smell Pox
now exists within its limits, and thai the city
is Tree from this and any other infectious dis
ease. There has been but four cases during
the season, all ori 4inatipg in the same house,
two of which terminated fatally, or 10 days
since and the Others being removed out of tie
city, are getting well.
JNO. ROBINSON, President Board of Health
W. b. Quauer,
+. b Swearingen,
James Mathers,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-31

DRoUGHT.-In the vicinity of ST. Au-
o,s,ine and TsIlshasse, Florida, there had
been, up 10 the 9th, but one slight thower Of
rain IN Two months.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-31

GOV Kent has been appointed state dele
gale TO the uaiianal convention, by the wings
OF Maine He 10 Tor Taylor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-31

The Board OF health oil This CITY have fur
nished u, with their report stating that no
.sses If smlll pox exist within the city
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-31

Gen. Scott has been summoned to Wash
inaton The admins ration does not Wish
him 10 appear before the people,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-31
IRWIN DISTRICT

Thos. G CalbeSon sud w p. Wilson sill
NJ supported ier Trustees Ior Irwin District
/ ls1 waf.ll at the SChopl election on Saturday
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-31
A CARD.

T1he undersigned beg leave tn announce to theil
\ friends VINO have been waiting for the arrival o.
then ware. and to the public that they in
cepi Of invoice of A. packages, containing assori
ment of .tniIE GRANITE AND IRON STONE; FLowINa
BLuE. CASros Bur-; MuLLBERRY, and part OF tiiell
selection of LisHT blue Ware.
Tins lot Is of very choice quality. much superior t
any heretofore brought To this Cy and OF pc.
aud styles. SN EENElS AND BELL
m26 Nos and ., Monroe st.