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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-23

n CASKS BRANDY DO Ho'd Gin,
= 3 do Port Wine, 3 Do Lauterne w me-
Tierce Rice, and few Bags Coffee just received
for sale by APPS BLACK KNOX.
Also few barrels white wheat Family Flour.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-23

r FAD PIPE AND SHEET LEAD.-Just received,
IL large supply of lead pipe, sheet lead, and liz ht
acqu ,duct pipe for conveying water from springs.
myl2 HORNBROOK u DILLON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-23

TALLANT & DELAPLAIN. Monroe ST.
n RE now daily receiving their second spring stocs
-AS of Dry Goods for Jobbing Being bought late il
the season. and declining market, shall sell at
nsderably reduced price from the commencement o
the season Ap24
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-23

1.-THE Subscriber is now manufacturing and will keep
= on hand, full and complete assortment of Fash
ionabe Far and silk Hats, all made under his eye
by god workmen which he will sell either WHOLESALE
Retail the very lowest prices for cash. short
lime TO prompt customers Please call at the old stand
near the Market House, on Union ST.
Apr29 JOHN J. HOGE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-23

yUST received from Phadelpha-A fine assortment
W of Leghorn Hats. which will he sold lew Call and
ook at them at he Fashionable Hat Store and sign Of
the Bro PANTHER on LITTLE UNION.
Apr29 JOHN J. HOGE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-23

TEN DOLLARS REWARD
S3AVING secured the services of Mr. Timothy Bliss,
Id who stands A No Extra as Finsher, Silker
and Setter, wherever he has worked, both East and
West; and having of the finest French Moeskin
Flush ever brought to this city, will the above pre-
MUM 10 any Halter of the Mountains, who will
make better Hat and ''toucb II off" with more taste
lhan we now do it, at the sign of the WILD BEAST.
Apr % JOHN ]. HOGE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-23
NEW AND CHOICE GOODS NOW IN STORE.
-.a. ALEX ROC Frs
NEW GOODS At REDUCED PRICES!

TIL: JOHNSTON, Jr. 278 Main st.
ETAS the pleasure Of informing his and the
Ii public generally that he has opened his entire
stock of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-08
BY TELEGRAPH,
Correspondence ofiAe Tine,.
GT No Telegraph news from the East.
last night.
NEW TELEGRAPH system.
Cincinnati, March :

Cincinnati, March q p. NJ.
The first flashes from Tennessee occurred
last night, Marcl, 9th. 0'Reiley Telegraph
line through Kentucky and Tennessee, is now
shooting the lightning on the New Orleans
line, as Tor South as Nashville. and thu, city
Is already in possession Of the Britsnnia's
news-now in full communion with the 4 l.
esraP bic world. Mr. o'Reilly and his s.soci-
ates on this New Orleans line, are incorpors.
tel under The late liberal law of kentucky.
The line is progressing rapidly TO Memphis
aud New Orleans.
The Law styles it the pc, pies Telegraph
line, expressly 'orbids any company from
charging higher rate $ than are charged BY o.
Reilly. mus, Telegraph as the law styles it.
The working OF this New Orleans line from
Louisville TO Nashville, is under one OF the
new Telegraph systems. which MIR. o'Rrilly
has secured The right to use. 1t works admi-
rsbIy. 1t was invented by Messrs. Zook and
Barnes, chief Telegraphers at CINCINNATI
MIR. Zook was formerly superintendent OF the
N. York and Washington lines. /, NAV be
added that the chtrge Tor Telegraphing on
the OReiily line. does not average more than
one half Of the rates charged on the Boston
New York and Washington Lines. when.
this line reaches Memphis you will be bu,
,hree DAYS from New Orleans.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-08

The Fankee ,chO lost his ponder horn
"Did you ever hear OF the scraps anil Uncle
Ike had duckiu' on the Connecticut asked
Jonathan Tinbcrtocs. while amusing hi, old
Dutch hostess, who had agreed % entertain
him under the roof Of her log cottoge, Tor.
and in cousi ieration OF a bran new milk pan.
No. | never did ; do tell it," was The re
ply.
"Well-you must know that ! and Uncle
IKE took IT into our heads 10 30 a cunning
alter ducks. III fathers skiif: SO WE got in and
s'ui Ell down he rivers propes sigal olduckd
flew backwards AMI forwards | tell you-and
by IN by few on'en tit down BY the mash, and
Neni 10 feeding on muscles. | catehrd up
ny powder bora 10 prime. aud il slipped
right out OF nv hand and sunk TO the b1ttom
OF the rlver. The water MAS slnsziugl, clear
and ! could see 1t on the bottom. Now |
couldnt su i'm a jot, 81 ! says to Gncle Z-ke,
you're d pretty clever ieller. jest let me take
sour powder horn to prime. And tout YOU
hink he stlngy cretur wouldn't Well. SCI
| yourts pretty good diver. aud if you'll
live and git IT III give you a prinin. |
bought he'd leave his powdef horn. but he
h. vent --t there h. staid. Here the old
woman opened her eyes With sstonishinen
and sarprs.. and . pause OF some minutes
ensu-d. Il tooAed dowa, aud what do you
Ihluk The %critler Nos doinf' lord tx
claimed Ihr cid lady I'm sure | don
know" There he VAS said our hero, SIT
lin right on The bottom ofthe rlyer, pourin'
he powder OF my horn into hizen.'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-08
An heidln. in the life of ar. Adams

An hcidtn. in the life Of Mr. Adams.-
In the Presidential ca campaign OF 1919 d GER
tain public officer employed his able pen a.
gainst the claims and qualifications of MIR.
Adams. Alter the Inauguration OF Mir Adams
some opponent Of the officer gathered up the
articles which be had Illuminated against Mr..
Adams. and took Them 10 Washington. where
they were submitted to the inspection Of the
President.
Some liltle time after this MIR Adams met
Judge Mclean. who was then Pos tmasler
General, and asked him what kind Of ID pub
lie officer the one referred TO was Mr.. Mclean
replied that he was a correct Off :er and an
efficient man.
Well, WELL" said Mr.. Adams, compla-
Gently, when you see him please tell him
that he may indulge his pen in writing d
gainst me as much as he please, so that he
continues to do the duties OF his official STA
ton faithfully.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-08
THE GREATEST MEDICINE OF TIE DAT.
DIR SWayne'S

COMPOUND SvRUP on WILD CHERRY.
the universal celebrity which TINS valuable lnedieins
is gaining throushont the United States. aud the nanv
astonishing cures which IL Is constantly performing. haa
proved II 10 &c, beyond all doubt, the only safe and ,ey.
tain cure for Pulmonary consumption conxhs. .slds
Debility. TicSiIng or Rising in the Threat, BronslIti,.
difficulty Of breathing, or any symptoms Of Consump.
ton.
IL the bowels are eostivo, a mild purgative should b
rcsoued to occasionally. Dr. rwayne's Ssrsaserila
Pills will be found a valuable ACQUISITION TO the Wild
Cherry, and VIII prove u vain able medic inc where an
aperient 10 required. DIR. Swaync's coupouud syrup Of
Wild cherry is a medicine wbicl, has stood the teal Of
experience, and II used according To lie directions. ,as
described in DR.. Swayne's Guide To Health, seldom
Labs. The above Pamphlet is well worth . perusai.
CAUTION CsUTION !!
Avsid all spurious preparations OF wild cherry, such
as balsams, Bitters. Syraps OF Wild cherry, Pills pur.
neiiiious and counterfeit, and contain none Of the viz.
tues OF the original aud genuine PREPARATION, a. prepa.
red by Dr IL swAysE, aud the lrsi ever prepared in this
county. DR swAysEs COMPOUND SYRur or WILD
CHERRY - composed OF vegetable ing rodents, the lid
cherry, and ether medicinal substances, equally a. efica.
cions, II not more so; The whole are ~ efectualiy con-
eentraied as 10 render It beyond ali doubt the most plea.
ed Tor the cure Of Pulmonary consumption. and all die.
eases Of the LuBgs and Breast. The very fact. from IL
having such u tram ofspurieus imitAisrs, stands TO prove
lis great curative properties.
Therefore, invaiids, inquire for the original prepare.
tion, each hottie OF which is enveloped in q beautiful
on; also bearing the signature Of Or u swayne, the
esuhterfeiting Of which will lie punished az forgery.
repaired only BY Or. II. Swayns, N. w. corner Of
Lleh'n Ans kaoe 80, Pbla. febX
For sale by JAMES BAKER.
For sale by PRYOR & PAUL..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-08

We perceive a ga7d maiy OF our bst
Journals. among them the National intclii-
gencer, are publishing MIR GreeIy's letter to
MIR Stephens, Of Michigan, who hid written
TO Mr. Grrely, asking him to send him his pa
per on credit. We acknowledge that il was
very impudent thing for Mr. Stephens TO ask
MIR Greedy, = total stranger, to credit him.
but, with all due Difference 10 Mr. Greedy and
Mr. Gales and other respectable editors, we
think Mr. GreeIey's publication OF his letter.
giving the name. was still more lmpudent.
and in decidedly bad taste.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-08

in,en ice power. eOmb iuiug skill,
A preserving soul.
VI human hearts 10 mould the will
And reach from Pcle 10 Pole.
Xxi.
want the sals OF power and place,
The ensisns Ut command
charged BY the Peoples unb,ught grace,
To rule ny native bind-
Nor ~crl'yn,nor scepire would | ask,
Sut from nv couniry's will.
~ day, By night. TO piy the task
Her cup a bliss 10 ill.
NXlll.
want The voice Of honest praise
To follow me- behind;
Ana To b. thought ia future DAYS
The friend OF human kind,
That after sges as they rise.
ES hing may proclaim
la choral union 10 the skies.
iheIr blessings on my name.
XIV.
ih>e are the wants OF mortal man.
icannot want them long
For lie itseif is hut a span
And earthly bliss a song.
My last great waut absorbing all
Is. when beneath the cod,
An summoned to my final call;
The mercy Of my Gsdi
XIV.
Aud Oh while circles in my veins
Oh lite the purple slrram
Aud yeta fragment small remains
OF natures transient dream ;
My soul, III humble hope unscard
Forget o thou to pray,
That This thy want may be prepared
To meet The Judgement day.
WAsHIsoTos, l4th June, 1910.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-08
PROSPECTS,

OF THE EHb' OK bk ADDOcKS TINES.
TTSHE hrst edition ofthis popular and highly interc~
= inr novel being exhausted, and but few eon,e. M
the book icing nsw srtant, The sntsenhe- Is induced. Al
the solicitation Of miaDy friends, 70 issne a new AMI Sc
tend editioa.
Tue wofk. although originally published in N York
" as wrsiien in Pushureh by ills talented author. and ,s
therefore. emrhsacaiy a Pittsburgh hook. II ab-punds
an incidents Of western life and hofcer ,tru-gies. when
the hesdw "f the Ohio fesn cd the very front er ~
civilization. The works OF The author are Known and
admired t0hi IN this country aud in Europe.
The book 10 now IN press asd viii lie issued in a sbort
tins. ha ,Asosseiy printed and loand in ths style Of
Eastern publications OF the day. u win eoupr,s. .
Volumes. ami Wii lie furnished 10 suhse fine, al al n.r
cory. HUGH NJ. DAVIS, Publ sher
Agents art wanted to eIreuisIe The above pro.pectu.
IN tie neighAoriood Of Aoeing. For particulars az
ply 10 The ~sshiisief al Pittsburgh, Pa.
mar Esd iw-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-08

A GooD TEMrER.-rhis is a very difficult
thing TO ascertain before hand. Smiles are
easily put On for the occasion; and besides
the irowns are, according 10 III. loves's within,
interpreted into the contrary. b. good tenn
per, do not mean all easy temper, a serenity
which nothing disturbs; Tor that IS a mark OF
lsziness. Silleness. it you be not 100 blind
TO perceive IT, isa temper TO be avoided, by,
ell means. A sulien man is bad enough;
what, then, must be d su len woman. ana that
woman vile; a const.nt inmate; a compsn-
ion day and night! only thinA OF the delight
Of sitting al the same table, snd occupying the
same chamber Tor a week. without exchanging
a word the whole white Vety bad 10 be
s~collins Tor such a length Of tins but this is
lar better Than 1.-The sulks.'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-08

washington Mach. ,. is4S.
ihe all cngrossi < subi~ct Of Thought an,
'nsr'rraiion Is the trrsty with NJ rco an.
'e prospect OF its ratification. Thee j.. Ger
Iniy q strong opposition toit on both site.
TIE S-nat- chamber, but | am VI hapriu.
Mt u viii yield to the Urgent necessity o.
ie case on the one side ., least. and. tha,
- segment NJ the Iocofoco party y lo will 20
5'insl it will be unable to defeat il.
A portion Of he wings OF The north are op-
1scd to receiving any territory. They as.
II that we have enough, that more territory
AL b. 81 evil and viii tend 10 we4ken the
over anj Influence OF our government, ifnot
'%soluicly to overthrow il by lesIiat 10 dis.
mon. They assert that the acc Iir terrific
VIII BE- usri 10 extend the slave power an
''iter the country more GENEROUSLY wIlh ITS
uIicy. They ASST; also that il j.. morally
wrong FOR Us TO receive the territory a~cqtirrl
as this has been.
Had the privilege Of addressing them |
should say that the evils attendint upon III
confirmation OF the treaty as il now stands,
would be less than those Of continuing a
Furthermore war expensive TO the government
Detrimental TO private interests. aud destruc.
tive TO valuable lives. and which war could
not bu, end in the subjugstion and union Of
all Mexico, instead OF a small part, in the
probab bic spread sid triumph oil slavery over
the central and southern portions Of NJ xico.
white the territory now acquired would be
mostly north OF the line Of compr3 mise. and
would not greatly increase tue relative erea
OF slavery. | would b.s.ech them TO accept
this treaty rather than take the awful respon-
slbility of continuing the war.
The house is engaged in discussing the bill
making appropriations for The deficiency in the
estimates OF expenditures GATED the Drfcen-
cv Bill. ] said it was discussing this bill. Not
exactly that; but the bill is before tie house,
and the members are fleeing as iast as possible
from ii and thoughts Of it. MIR. Levin de
nosnces the new pope OF Rome with true ma
tive American fervor, while Mr.. Thompson
cots the administration into fine mince meat.
His speech was eloquent and SEA thing. 4
lew OF the loco loco membec, tried to respond
but II was sickiy effort.
BUENA VISTA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-08

THE UNION ADMITS THAT GEN.
TAYLOR is A WHIG.-The Union publish.
es Gen. Taylor's letter to Mr.. lngersoll,
which was read at the Taylor Festival in
Philadelphis, and prelaces it with some re-
marks, from which we take the opening par
agraPh. The Union says;
I'VE have al last, aud we lay before our
readers, this somewat famous document. 1t
was brought out al the recentTayioI meeting
al Phiiadel pbia, as settling The question that
Gen. Taylor was a Wing: ami we agree that
u leaves no doubt or that point.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-08
The TELEG

We 10 company With many OF the west
ern pres while We acknowledge the remark
able facility, furnished II, the Telegraph, ia
the very limited time IN Which it has been
extending its long arms from The Atlantic TO
the western wilds are conscious that the press
while il is enabled to spread intel igenee
broadcast, literally with the speed OF light
ming, is put TO heavy expense, while II Is not
always served with that uniformity and GER
tainty that is essential 10 the full reliance an
editor wishes 10 feel, that he is enabled 10
give his readers all the Intelligence there 10
aAoat. To rene dy this evil W would sug-
permanent morning daily papers in Pittsburgh
Wheeling, GAINESVILLE, Columbus, Cincinnati,
Louisville and 81. Louis, 10 employ a cores
pondent 10 tn civ Of New York or Philadel-
phis, d, such salary as would give hin ac-
cess TO all intelligence and place hun above
suspicion Of bribery OF error, whose duty 1t
shall be to prepare oil loTeign, congressional,
commercial and domestic Intelligence worth
telegraphing. aud 81 ) or 6 O'Clock, p. m. the
connections all being made, trans
mi,ting. zach office taking OH wha, is wanted
BY the editors, aud each editor paying his own
Telegraph bill, snd each his proportion TO The
correspondent fund at the telegraph Office,
with bis telegraph bill. In This way there
can be perfect uniformity and full reports
attained.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-08
JOIN QUINCY ADAMS

To $50, Nj Morgan. the presen, Secretary
OF STATE. occupied d seat ia Congress mex, to
nat OF Mr. Adams. S-vcrsl Young ladies in
Mr. osies district bad requested Nc Adams
aaiogftph. In complying with TIA, request,
Mr. Adams sdded The following Poem. q copy
OF which Mr. Morgan Obtained ior Us. Itsr
p~afed ~ TINS parer seven years ego, but will
be agsm read With undiminished int rest
Mr. Adams. be it remembered. when this
spirited Poem was written. had attained his
f4th !ear-AlJduy Erzn.ng Journal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-08
SERIOUS AFFAIR.

The 81. Louis Republican Of the 26th say,;
A airhculty occurred on Yesterday evening. IN
llinols town, between John Branoy and
Rob n CsTnes, Ia which the latter Was dan.
getousiy WOUNDED. Dluug he %scufi-. he was
s,rurk over he head with a spade AMI the
skull fractured. His situation. We earn, is
vsp precanous. Medical assistance has be,n
Obtained from tie civ.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-08

Joan QUINCY ADAMS.
QUiscY, MASSACHUSETTS.
In days Of yose tie poets pen
From wing vi olsd was piundered,
Perhaps OF goose, but . and then,
From Jores own Eagle sundeied,
But, now. metallic peas disclose
Alone the Pncl's numbers,
In iron inspiration glo~s.
Or with the mi strel .iumbes.
Fair Damsel could my pen impau,
In ptose OF lofty rhyme.
The pure emotions OF my heart,
To speed the flight OF time,
What metal from the womb vi earth
Could worth intrinsic b-sr
Tosamp with corresponding worth
The blessing thou should Is shsr.!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-08
OFFICE:

LfANU. vi.
New jersey L,ttery-Class IS.
Draws MsrehI ], isas; . nun'cr.; y drawn ballot,
I prize Of ssO,F.s 40 prizes OF IyOoo
90 " 500 80 -" 500
Tickets 10 dolls: . eert,deaie II - whole tickets wiz
cost l40 dole; shares ia proportions.
AleIandrid LOTTERY; Class l9:
Draws March Y. lstS, :. hunters; "A ballots.
J prize Of 5000 | prize Of 5000
| 1900 ~ I.yo
| luo0 20 500
Tiekot. 10 dolls; a cetiacre OF % whole tickets will
oost l3o dolls shares in proportion.
Alexandra Lottery: Class 20:
! prizeof e2sos ! pr,1e Of 1000
Tickets 5 dols; a~certiaestc Of % whole tickets " il. cost
e. doisi shares IN proportion.
New Jersey Lottery; Class 90;
Draws March :, is4si IS numbers u ballots.
prizeof 1900 90 Prizeso 1000
" 1900 20 500
Tickets 10 dos; a cerihcate ~ rs whole tickets will
eosi i35 dots; shares IN proportion.
Virginia State Lottery; Class 10;
Draws March II. Is4s.
! prize of 5000 ! prizsof 1000
3o,0e0 10" I.5o0
9 " 1000 10 1900
Tickets 10 dolls; a certificate of IS whole tickets will
cost l4O dolls; shares in proportion.
Monongalia Lottery; Class 9;
Draws March IA. Is4s-75n numbers; - drawn ballots.
J priHeof 10000 iorrizesof 800
Tickets S dolls; a certificate Of % " hole tickets will cost
G5 dols; shares in proportion.
Monongalia Lottery; Class TO-;
Draws March 81, 1879; IS numbers; u drawn ballots.
prize Of 2i,O00 prize of 2,sS
$500 ) loo
1900 10 $40
Tickets 5 dolls; a certificate OF e6 " hole tickets will cost
o5 dolls; shares in roportion.
Virginia State Lottery: Class IL:
Draws Msrch2 IS, 1913; rs number; u drawn ballots
prize of 50lsg3 9 prizes of 1000
93-J29 . sSt2
1854 il +" l,UU0
9 5000 LIS 500
2 q" 1900 GJ " 200
Tiekes Is dolls; a certificate Of &c whole tickets will
cost 25 dolls; shares in proportion.
Prizes sold in January. 1913.
Alexandra Lottery, class Z; second capital prize Of
O,uol-Alexandr Lottery, class 9; numbers II $40;
quarter OF sao,0Uo-e9 Al 81; a prize OF sl.t0o, sent to
Pittsburgh, Pa Ia "a 20; a prize Of 81 ZOO, sent to
Logan county, ohio-AieIsndtis LOTTERY, class 10. ~
6s 10 a prize Of $500 sent To Brow psyiie, ONO.
Adde'S your orders to
K. ARMSTRONG & CO, Agts.
mar Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-08
REGISTER.
REPORTED ny G. " BERRY

REPORTED BY G. " BERRY
ARRIVALS n DEPARTURES
" Bouts for the last "a hours ending yes,cr
day al 4 O'Clock. p. NJ.
ARRIVED.
Monongsheia, Stone, Pittsburgh.
Wellsviile. Barnes,
Consul, Kinney.
New England No 9, Dean, Cincinnati.
SchuyikiIl. Andrews,
Rhode Island, Green, S~teuben,ille.
DEPARTED.
DIR. franklin, Mcclure. St. Louis.
Monongahela. Stone, Cincinnati.
Wellsville. Barnes. Sun Fish.
New England No 2, Dean, Pittsburgh.
Consul, Kinney,
Rhode Island, Green, Steubenville.
D ieet water in the chameleon d stand.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-08


1iE MAkRiED WoMANis PRIVATE NED
CAt CoMPANION.-by DR.. A. NJ. MAuRIcEAu, Pro-
iessot OF Diseases of Woman. Third edition. isms, r.
10, rfiee si-25,o0o copies sold IN three months.
THE great demand for this most important walk, (of
which thoesands are Sold has compelled the issu, OF
another editten. IL is intended especially for<ihe mar
tied, as II discloscs important secrets, which should be
known TO them particularly. Here every feihair ran
discover the causes, symptoms, aud the most ehie snt
remedies and most certain mode Of cure, in every com
paint to which her ser is subjected.
Married feaaIes " Ill here learn the art Whereby they
would retain their youth, vigor, beauty, elasticity Of
ndy and ~buoyancy of spirits 10 an advanced age, IN
stead OF teiag afflicted. as hundreds aud thousands are
into whose hands Ibis hook has not We, fallen.
This work 10 destined to he in the hands OF eyerv W lfe
and mother who has a regard for own health and vel
fare, as well - that of her husband.
The reveiastons contained in its pase- have already
proved a hiesssng to thousands, as the innunier able Lei.
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MS OF course impossible To convey more fully in a
pubic Journal, the various subjects trelt,d OF as they
are of a nature strictly intended for the married, or
those contemplating marriage; neither is 1t he gessary
SINCE ~ : every oaes duty 10 become possessal OF
knowiease whereby the suderiass 10 which " ie, a
mother or a slseer may hs subject. inay be sbviated.
Copies rA be sent by Idl free Of charge.
over ten tssusand copies have been sent by natl with
n three nionsss, with nerfect safety and eeuainty. In
No instance has 4 remittance failed 10 reach the publish
er, or The book thpsc TO whom IL has been directed.
On the recstN OF One Dollar, the &" Married Woman
rnvate Mcderaf Companion" will he sent Tree Of post
sse 10 any part OF the United States. Al letters mus
Ne addressedtt post paid to DR.. A. NJ. Naurieeau, Bo.
ls.i, New York city. Publishing Office l2g Liberty I
New York.
\. B-Tbe trade supplied on the usuAlterns.
For sale By all The principal hook sellers IN the lTuiicd
States, sole agents for Wheeling, j. n. THOMPSON
rnlon st AMI John FISHER, Mainsi. sep 30.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-08

MAsRHALL Co. has now her two candidates
for the next house OF delegates fully before
the people, GARRISON JOKES, Esq on the
Wing side, aud Mr. MDosALD on the other.
We believe MIR Jones chance of election de-
cidedly the best. and he will certainly sue
been a watm friend OF the interests of his
country. and he will never let them suffer
when conided 70 bis charge.