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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04
RAYS ARITHMETIC.

We have had under examination copies OF
RAYS Arthmedcal series now used III most
our schools and got up IN good style BY w.
Smith OF Cincinnati, TO form part OF the
eclectic series, in which McGufiey's books
nave become 80 popular
Part First, contains very simple lessons ior
LITTLE LEARNERS, illustrated with about
1000 counters.
Part Second, (being Rays Little Arithme-
TIC" enlarged irom67 pages s mo. to LA
pages u mo. } contains copious, easy, pro-
gressive exercises in intellectual Arithmetic,
designed "a employ the mind and tingers-to
go before the slate and prepare for it. Also,
plain and simple lessons ia practical nrith-
metic, following the intellectual exercises.
Third Part, (being Rays Eclectic Arl'hne-
tic, carefully revised) on the inductive plan
aiInstuction,is designed Tor common schools
and academies, and forms complete system
OF arithmetic.
These works are for sale by our booksellers
generally, We We're mistaken in saying that
MIR Thompson was agent for the publisher.
All the booksellers purchase OF him on like
terms.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04

TURNPIKE BETWEEN WHEELING
AND ELlZABETHT0WN.-We perceive
that an act passed the last General Asse mbly,
granting charter for the construction OF a
Turnpike Road. from Elizabethtewn in Mar
shall county to Wheeling. Twenty thousand
dollars is required to be subscribed, the State
taking three ftths Of the stock. The County
Courts Of Marshall and Ohio are authorized
BY the act, to subscribe on behalf of the coun-
ty. the other two-hlths. We learn that Mar
shall county will probably take $4,000, leaving
for this county to subscribe for the remaining
$1,000.
The court, on Monday last, made an order
summoning the Justices TO attend at June, to
consider the subject, and TO determine wheih-
er they will subscribe.
This is most important improvement, and
we hope the Justices will not hesitate to Sc
cur. the making OF the road. The Board OF
Public Works are directed by the act to sub
scribe 1000, as soon as the remaining
5000 is taken.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04

An exchange paper gives the following
gushing har4ngua, delivered in late mena-
g-fie scene:
"fhis-lades and gentlemen, is the ma
turd hangaroo-lhe animal what approc-
che, To MN second onl, 10 the baboon; it
ships about with much velocity on It's hind
legs, sd which il has two from rock to rock.
II Would b lnorA ike man int hadn't tail.
Tn u'9 defect remedies with much art. II
r1f'' ii gently into lis woi,tclat pocket and
moo idy is ANY the wiser Il feeds principally
upon "uai 80 eau Sel aud is found in III. is
'"hd ol d'.n-o, which have brother Who
was bofn There myself Ny bother has often
seen NE Aah9aroos as well as myself feeding
upon claims 10y the sea shore. admiring ma,
sweetness of the meatand shaving themselves
VAN the she'Is.-lhe kangaraois remarkable
loi hi- Va.iLe, which is d natural decayitv in
ni' abdomen into which he puts his kittens
ana Is exceedingly portable.-rhese are genu-
me uulnea pigs IRON the island of Guinea.
-lia-. s,re a. Ssllow as gllineas md cost 4 mai;
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04

" Fortune" it is said, s.fauors fools"
certainly She never did so more decidedly than
when sue granted 10 Gideon J. Pillow the
privilege o! holding office under James X.
Polk, instead OF the Emperor OF the Celestial
Kingdom. Mr.. Forbas III a recently pub
lished description OF China, gives an outline
oil the Chinese articles OF war, among which
we find the lollowlng:-
ART. 5. The soldier who bravely kills one
enemy Shall be rewarded;-bu he who is de-
tected IA lying pretexis about his own merits,
or who BIZ false tales usurps the merits oil
others as his own, SHAFT uc ,ioe> plated"
W hat would Pillows head have been worth,
had he been Brigadier in the Celestial EN-
pre? Not the price OF one OF his spurs! But
this Eighth Article of War affords indirect
evidenct OF curious fact. 1t renders ii high
" probable that there have been Pillows, or
at least d Pillow, in China. Ii not why maze
a law TO meet his case? II these articles OF
war, like all these Chinese codes. are very an
cont They may indeed, back to the time
oil COntuclus. There must, therefore, have
been a Pillow then. In that early stage Of
the worlds history, there was some officer,
Brigadier or Major General probably, ode
tected IN lying pretex!s about his own merits,
or IN Writing, for the newspapers it may be,
"usurpng the merits of others as his own
/ This is curious enough, aud gives riss to re-
hec,ious. Could TWO such creatures,-so
identical in all essential respects,-ever have
existed?-ls it possible that there should ever
have been another Gideon J. Pillow? Must
one not have been the double OF the other, -
alter, yet idem? There is more truth i'll the
old doctrine OF metempsychosis than we are
generally willing to concede. And it may be
that, in pettlng Pillow, President Polk is
simply hugEng 10 his heart some patriotic
years ago. Pillow is very probably, some
Chinese General Gin Sling, redivius, minus
his head!
1t would be unjust however, alike to ne
ture and to history, 10 infer that there were
PolHa in those days in the celestial fowery
land. Presidents and Emperors. then and
there. decapitatcd officers detected in such
Lying pretexts" and "idlst tales Now and
here they promote, and pet them and make
savage war on those who would bring them
TO justice, Folks are very clearly
late invention. They cannot be traced
to the time when gun powder was first dis
covered. They come along time aftex it, and
generally keep long way Iom ii. The gen
ealogical Tree strikes root no deeper than the
era Of Elekiel-and its branches droop de-
spondlugy over the secluded recesses OF Duck
Greek which sent back no echo when the
country called for volunteers in 1872 But
as for Pillow, he evidentIy belongs TO the
primevdl period.-N I. Courier
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04
YANKEE DECISION.


Sometime between The years 1912 and 1914,
when con,iit rape luminosity existed between
tine people OF Canada and the United States,
aui when some of the British subjects, who
were dressed with iittlc briel authority
looked gpon ths Yankees as but little better
than brates-lhe following is said 10 have
taken place at the Custom House al s..
Joan.
a Yankee Of considerable dimensions en-
tere. jhe office. and informed the officer that
he wished To- enter his load and receive
passport. the officer cast a sarcastic look
at hm, and said it was customary for people
when they entered his office to receive pdaa-
ports TO take oil their hats, and requested HIN
TO do ,oinslaaiIy.
No. thank you" said the Yankee, Il paid
four dollars for that hat to keep my head aud
ears warm.
"lou imperiinsnl puppy" said the officer
war u- himself into considerable OF passion
chow dau. goa insult me-, 5T with your hat
i'm n-Iaftly.
NO -if. can't do it, it keeps my heat pro-
per warm"
After several orders of a similar kind, ac-
compiaied with curses aud threats, which
met with no better success, he stepped up
to him aud gave his hata blow which sent 1t
10 the adjacent corner OF the room. The
Yankee paid no attention to this but waited
patiently nnJii lie had received his passport,
folded and deposited il safely within his wal
let. and was ready 10 pursue his journey.
when turning To the officer, be requested hun
to pick up bis hat and put il on his head.
he officer. VINO was wroth, order him
TO leave the Office, for he might get into trou'
bie-ior he did not make words with man
OF his descrip ion.
Il say Mister says the Yankee, "you
must pick up that hat, and that i'll just one
minutes time or feel the wait Of these mauls,
shaking his fist rather nearer his Lordsaip's
face ;IldH was agreeable.
rhe officer rdved and swore all TO no effect
AMI finally thr edtened TO cane him ii he did
not depart.
Mister" said the Yankee, "time fees
considerable kinder fast, and at same time
beginning to uubutton his coat, land you had
better be going alter that hat.
Alter several more threats, which had the
desired effect upon his opponent, and The time
being nearly expired, he streaked OFT and
picked up the hat aud offered it to It's owner,
bat he vas not satisfied with that, and order
ed him o put il on his head precisely as ne
had found it. The officer hesitated, but see
in9 the determination OF the Yankee. he set
it on his head aud was about to depart, when
he was coIlared and ordered to place it as he
found IT,
Here" says the Yankee, "tuck this ear
under, NOW the other, pull it down little
more in front, etc, all OF which orders the
officer reluctantly fulfilled. ''rhere, sir, that's
about right" says the Yankee, ''and now
friend, before leave, will give you a word
OF good advice. Never NEEDLE with Yam
KEGS hat. unless yon are prepared TO take
peep into tuturity. Good day, sir.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04

Our Weekly Subscribers residing IN 'he
Eastern part Of this county, and lower end OF
Brook Co, will be called on in the early part
of next week by a collector. On this route
we have large number OF subscribers and
we believe as prompt in their payments as
.,v nswsoaper can boast Of Many have al
ready called on US in advance and paid their
subscription. There few, very lew, who
are a little behind, and we trust these lew
will he prepared TO meet our small bills
small to them, but in the aggregate, large to
us.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04
ALWAYS pa RlGHr.-Tsere is no dan

ALWAYS pa RiGHr-Taere is no dan
ger OF q man Nho Is always Determined 10 do
what Isl jas, * right. True he NAV be censured
by his friends Tor his plainAess of speech and
his dlsaPprovdl oil certain courses; but event
ualIy,they viii give him credit Tor his ntegri-
y and aiJhinness, and be doubly attached
10 hun When starting III lite a young man
should have fixed principles OF action and
never sVerve IRON The path OF duty He
should not ask himself, will this step secure
me patronage and sapportl bat, is it right in
tHe eye oil Htdyen2 A money -maA ing. pop
uiarlty-saekin5 course, may be one OF which
muiutules approve, and yet no course eau be
- dangerous Co the we'll bang OF d MAUI
Fora season he may swim smoothly along
with The current I'LL finally he sees lis dan
seruus position, and escapes wilhall hi, might
from the whirlpool before him, or-talaI de
fusion. ht passes Iron the stage OF lie to feel.
10 a future world, the renorse O. d lnissrably
spent existence.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04

in0- Glowing from the Baltimore Sun gives
good general idea Or 'A4 result OF the cleo
lion in eastern Virginia.
VIRGINIA ELECTION We have returns from
Large number Of counties in Virginia. The
following are without change as to the poll
ties OF the successful candidates:
Wing COuaties-F Fairfax. Richmond City,
Hanover, Petersburg, heuieo, Berkeley, Jetfer-
son Elizabeth City, Northampton, Cutnbrr-
land Lancaster, King Georges, Bedford, Nam
semoud
Democratic Couatiss.-CaroIine Spottsy-
vania, Cu.pepper, Prince Georges Goochland
AppamauoX, Stafford. Chesterfield.
IN Norfolk city The polls We're left open
three days, aud we are not advised OF the re-
suit.
The following are the counties III which
there are changes;
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04

new ministry tai acc pie o ice on cor
dit n that the i,oer- i've seni 'orhvi b tn
Lombarly; that certain unpopular regiments
be sent to Leghorn; that the electoral laws be
modified; and that the Chamber OF Deputies
furnish list OF $50 names from which the
Government was TO create a Chamber oil
Peers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04
louise Of Delegates.

Some Of these changes are only reported.
bat are generally made up from announce
lneuis iu iAe Virginia papers.
This shows wing loss OF four members
In the last house OF delegates there were "
wings and % dcmocrdls.
SEAArE-lu the senatorial district compo-
s.J oil Jefferson, Frederick and Clarke, Opie,
dem. is elected over GallaAer, whig, By
majority Of llf-a wing irss.
In the Rockingham district, lsbell, demo-
cr4t. is elected TO tie Senate over Bondufani,
wing. A democratic gam.
M lhe senatorial distinct composed OF Ac-
co,nac. Norlhamtun, Elizabeth City and War
.ck, Pitts, wing, Is elected over Wise, dem
H41rp A Me- ! a.. .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04
hiskey--Sales at 22la23Ac.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

Flour-Sales at So 81.
Grain-Sales prime white Wheat at 81
400l42 red, 4 600 bushels, at 81 366Sl
IS: Corn, prime white. 47t93Sc; 5000 bush
els Oats. Ale; Rye, 7797Sc.
Cotton-A better feeling prevails ia the
market No change in prices.
Provisions and Groceries are without
change.
Provi.ions-The sales are only as the sup
ply OF the regular trade demand: Lard, how
ever, is eery firm, and held higher Sales of
200 bbIs. at cts; Sales oil 100 bbls. " est
era Mess Pork, at $40 per barrel.
Cotton has advanced OF cent, but the
market IL heavy.
The markets generally are without change
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04

4 Scorr DELEG ATE The Contere,s
NJ the Fifteenth Congressional District of
Tennsylvaua met few DAYS since. and OPP
p intei DR.. David Homer Of Adams county
the Delegate 90 "a National Convention,
and DR.. William Mcllyain. as the Elrctur.
We understand that tie Delegate i, uuin-
struc,rd, hut is favorable to tie nomination
OF Gen. Scott
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04

WORMS arc swept ~ Ay from The stomach and Eow.
es hV JAY MES Tonic NcrmiItge. IS 10y the he>H1i ot
destruction They perish under .is searching influence
instantly aud peod IT'D the mucu, u - hcht they
iuglt itei. The almost all cases perha-
Htt aud Of recurrence of the Oh order should iasc
place. doses the pre- argii0u wal! never ia TO
Prlur lhe dos rcd ecttor te feet does not weak
ct viif .rl.ttiau Thu-e who -u Ter from Piles or Re-
milttet Fever or any complaint where NILS tonic or
atusatIyc may De desirable. VIII md Ia Jayue's Tome
Ncfmituge a most valuable rrnsay.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04
STEAMBOAT REGISTER
REPORTED RY c. IL BERRY

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
IF Boats jor the last 81 hours Guiding yester-
day at 4 o'clock, p. W.
ARRIVED.
De Witt Clinton, Devinney, N. Orleans,
Falrmont, Poe, Nashville,
J. J. Crittenden, Israel, Pittsburgh,
Diligence, Morley. Cincinnati,
Flnancier. kounz,
Euphrdtes, Calhoun, Pittsburgh,
Skipper. Stops, g
Mt Veino kounlz, g
Robt. Morris, Campbell, ST Louis,
DEPARTED.
De Witt Clinton, Devinney, Pittsburgh,
Fdlrnont, Poe,
Planet, 4"
Diligence. Woriey, g
tinancier, kountz, :.
Rob-. Morris. Campbell, g
J. J, Crittenden, Israel, st Louis,
EupIrates. Calhoun. Nashville,
MI Vernon, kounlz, Louisville,
81 feet water in the chameleon ID stand.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04

The next Quarterly Term of the County
Court of this County will be held on the We'd
nesday after the LIST Monday in June. An
act passed the last assembly making this
change, 50 as not 10 interfere with the com
mencement OF the Circuit Court which was
changed to the 9th of the same.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04
NUMsES's Cream is a No, /. Try it.

A correspondent OF the Baltimore Sun, as
sumes that Col Benton will be the loco TOGO
nominee Tor the Presidency. He will have 10
look hard to look down all opposition.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04

BENENOLENCE.-Mf Clapp. Of Port
land. has lett By will fund ui eight thou
sand dollars iof the education and relief OF le-
mile orphan children, ani tour thousand dol
lars Tor furnishing fuel TO unfortunate widows
and Other poor women
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04
RALTINlNKE MARKED

BALTIMORE, May ?. 1913.
Fiour-The foreign news mas produced no
change. Market nomindliy as before.
Gmih-Sites OF prime red Wheat d, 81 375;
OF prime white Cora at IA els, OF prime vel
low at 4l946 cts; Of Oats at 3S9llc; oil Rye
at SOC
Whiskey--S4les at 22A@23Ac.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04
CINCINNATI MARKET.

UlNCINNATI, May 2. 1913.
Flour-Siles OF so bbls at 81 l2lc.
Whiskry-Sales 500 bbls at Is cts
Sugal-Sales Of prime ~ o. at 43c.
Bacon-Sales Of 10000 lbs. sides al BIC.
No change in any other leading article.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04
BOARD OLE HEALTH

TNTERMENTs within the City of Wheeling, in the
- mouth OF Aprii:-
ApopleXy, l. Asthma, |; Commissions, /; Group, ]
Cachaxia Africans, ]; Drowned, |; Inflammation OF
Brain, / iufanriation of Throat, l. Murdered l. Ma
rasmis, rarturition, !; Stiiborn :; Nnknown, Id
OF these, under years; | under a years.
under Il; = about 20; about 40; about Colo.
Ten isaes aud SIX females OF which was
colurod. Tnyll JAS TANNER, Sec'y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04

A letter from NJ Vdttcmare, published in
the Washington Union states that the Pope
has forwarded, To be resented TO th- Lcsisla-
turc OF New York, two e5ses--one containing
The complete collection Of the ColieogrGphia
C0meruie, magnificent series OF engraylngs
ia four large port.lulios, representing HE An
EQUITIES oil Rome; the other, three sets OF the
Medals in bfonza sIyerand gold, struck under
the puntililale OF Plus TX.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04

What steamboat on the Ohio is always ask
ins for business? The Euphrates (you freight
us.)
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04

Correspondence " the PiIjsbuTgh Udl'
CONGRESS
Washineton. Mav 9. ISL

NdSIIWWTVH, MO! y I-I0'
The members Of the House repiired to the
Senate to attend the funeral OF Senator ASH
lev. The President and members OF the Cab
met. Army Officers aud few Foreign Min
isters were pr, sent.
A pray,rwa offered by Rev. r. r. Gurley.
Sermon by Rev Mr.. Slicer. The ceremony
was very solemn,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04
A GOOD OFFER

feSIlE undersigned Will sell a credit of from three
:, months to eight years, the following in lots
Of one thousand and upwards, viz:
The country goods of + Garrettson. suitable for a
heavy country business.
The goods OF Garresou, suitable for business any
place, and line goods OF Z Garretson 4 Co and The
goods Of q GarreItsan x Go.
The accounts and notes Of either or ALL most of
which well secured
The Real Estate either ali.
Persons wishing TO permanently locate. and having
the tacuty of consolidating business will lind bargain
IN Tie above offer. Apply the last DAYS OF any MONTH
al the office OF / GARREfTSON.
my2 Monroe It
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04

Darlington, Beaver co.. IA. Feb Is. 1873.
Dr. D Jayue-Dcar NJ little son when about two
months old, seized with BOWEL coWpa Mt. IL CON
tnued two weeks withoEt ucrmisSon,ad nntWlt tn
standing the remedies prescribed by arcspectahe Fhysi
can. uP line child viciim as We supposed 10
fatal disease. But providentaiy heard Of JAMES
tARatSt as az eacctug cure for Bowel complaint,
and immediately despatched messenger To town scv-
cuoeu miles oil for bottle. BY the Of tins medi-
cine. less ihan tblr. hours the disease check
ell and Ivy rs constant use for few days, the eud
was restored IL perfect health. Shortly after this, there
occurred similar IA one OF tHc families OF my
congregation. prescribed Jayne's Carmlnative and
the result a speedy cue.
The same child, owing to excosure when recently
cOmius up The OHIO, attacked 10y that hOrrInle mai
ady, the GROUP. We landed in the night al Beaver
Point and when our fears alarmed lest the hoarse
sepuchra cough the arCruHuer Of death, we gave
bin tras 1ruafn Of your EXfECTORANT and ap-
piled some nment to the throat aud breast and before
many minutes The hOarseness gOue, the child breath
ed freely and slept Swecy Owing To these circuns All
ces, u cannot De wondered at why have high an
niuou at your medicines, and have advised every fam
Iy 10 Keep them hand. ready for any emergency
Respectfully yours, ARTHUR b. BRADFORD,
Pastor Of the PRESBYTERIAN Church, Darlington, Pa.
Prepared oaly by Or Jayne rhllada. aud sold ON
agency by + \ BEENfLINGER.
Ashland Row, MONROE 81. Wheeling.
Also by RlMBACkER, Main ST, hGeling, aud B
tOCkA4NE. Eiizaocthtown, Va. [m!3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04
ANOTHER CERTIFICATE.
DIR. SWAYVE'S

- All. II fhdfEsSE = To BE,
TIE EREArfSf MEDICINE IL THE KNOWN NVoRLp
ar ALL the cures that have ever been recorded we
~ may safely the annals of medicine caunot fur
ni'h one 10 sGrpass this which stands as living
proof OF me curahllty OF Consumption, even W hen life
had been despaiIed of
Ia. SwAYSE--near Sir-For the good of The nuhlic
feel my self in duty bound to testify TO the great cure
which your tomponnd syrup OF Wild Cherry performed
en- ne For my part, feel Is n every body ourbt 10
know H. was afflicted with a violent cough snltting
OF blood, nigh, sWeAis hoarscHess and sound of the
voice, indicating an aarmlus stale disease; iy anpe
lite was gone, aud my strength had far failed me that
my friends and physician persuaded could not
survive many DAYS. Ny sister, WHO was my ANXIOUS
care taker, made inquiry where she would he likely 10
procure most certain relief She was told that Il DE-
Swgfpc's Compound syrup OF Wild Cherry failed in
the cure, my lite was then hopeless. Your medicine
was immediately procured, ard The first bottle gave re.
lief, aud rs the tmr had commenced The SIKH bottle
my cough had len me. aud my strength much Improved
IN Short has made perfect cure of me; and am al
present as hearty as wish. and have good rea
son 10 believe that the OF your medicine has saved
me from premature grave. shall be pleased 10 i've
any information respecting my case. -
A0ufs, with respect. Isaac MoNGAy Rrryrs
No "a Chcsier 50. between Race and V lme Pint
pr. J. H. ELLIspH, Frankfort, Ky. saws.
was induced, from faiiurq OF The most potent p,
recIorautS recommended nour " aiefia Medic, m so
et-es Of diseased Luugs, 10 g., yoi.r prcnay,t,, ,
Wild Cherry. u is sufficient to sag Nat ,vs. =, -.
pleased with the te,dt Of that and sif-ettst t,t
t4ai roW pr"s,rihe 81 De preference 10 ail offer r.
dies have htea engaged 40 arittr urartfre of f,l
wears AND i1is D. ihe i'r-t Patent Nr4ce ever ougr
oHquga ot 90 express $500 oFiHion iu writing
Tile genuine Article rs prepared WHY hy ns S,r,,.
iftyfuiur aud sole Proprietor q tre and P,.b,
street. rhiia. tu wild Cherry ...4.. .4ts Iri,.r..,
NNeiy fictitious and couutcricit rt ms si,n,,,,,.,
tei sale N Wheeling by }. BAklk AID PaYoR A
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04
Now Book $.

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The Gamblers Fate, or tho Doomed House; tale of
Mystery of the Often Time
Twenty Years After; sequel TO the Three Guards
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Fart I'd Arabian Nights;
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