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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-22
MR.. IRIS T.

A Washington letter in the New York
Herald says:
The perIinacity of Mr.. Trist in rrm,inno
IN Mexico after the red@ipt OF his peremp
roty recall, has excited the surprise, and by
no means the appreciation of this government,
lie IS new acting altogether independently
OF ms INSTRUCTIONS, as well as of the sanction
OF his government. His mission has been
most unfortunate throughout, and the least
unfortunate feature in it, is his perseverance,
IN remaining near the Mexican government.
after all reasonable prospect OF successful
negotiation has ceased, in dsobcdience f.,
the command OF his government, and to the
great prejudice o. the interests he was sent
TO care for. The Mexicans. as have already
stated, have begun to disbaleye th4 story OF
h's reca H. and to regard it as an expedsent to
force them to speedy terms"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-22

,AFPt'iNIMENTS BY THE p r t1sstpEvr
ny aud with The advice and consent Of the
oenale.-Salnuel Chase Barney, BOW "A mas
Ter, 10 De lieutenant in the navy, from the
+i2h at NavA'nh-r lSt7 to ill the vacancy
occasioned By the death of 1t Theodore B Bar
rett.
ben Hunter, now master, to be q
lieutenant IN the navy, from the 2Sth of No
yemb1r, 1917, to fill the vacancy occasioned
by the death OF Lt. John NJ. Gar liner.
William Dulany, now captain, to be a
major III the marine corps, from The l7th No
vemoer, lS47, to fill the vacancy occasioned
by the death OF Major Samuel 3. Watson.
/ 2 Archibald ii Gillespie, now first lieutenant,
4 10 BE- captain IN the marine corps, from the
! i7th OF November, l047, to fill the vacancy
( occdsioned by the promotion OF Capt VIM.
! Duulany.
Daniel j. Sutherland, now second lieuten-
ant, 10 be first lieutenant in the marine
corps from the 18th of November, lo47, to
I'LL the vacancy occasioned by the promotion
! o! first LIT Archib bald H. Gillespie.
/ JOhn Lloyd Broome TO be second lieuten-
AM in the marine corps, to fill The vacancy
occasoned by the promotion of Second Lieut.
Daniel J Sutherland.
William Stokes Boyd to be a second lieu
tenant in the marine corps, to fiji the vacan-
cy occaslonrd by the death of Second Lieu
tenat Henry Welsh.
First Lieutenant Samuel G. French, of the
thirl regiment of artillery, to be assistant
quartermaster with the rank of captain vice
Shower, who vacates his staff commission.
FIRST Lieutenant Rufus ingalls,, of the first
reg nent OF dragons, to be assistant quarter
master with the rank OF captain, vice Church
/ ill., deceased
! FIRST Lieutenant Elias X. Kane, of the sec
! ond req nent OF dragons, TO be assistant quar-
/ termaster with the rank oil captain, vice Arm
struHg, killed in battle
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-22

CC#~ A Produce and Commission House in
Fmadelphll left an advertisement for the
Times Gu Tuesday. 1t appeared on Wcdnes-
DAY morning ans on the same day dealer of
Our city on the strength of that ADVERTISE
men, and the references, sent them 81 800
worth OF produce on sale. There isno PAPER
IN the ami. that comes SO universally before
the community as the Times.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-22

BAGGAGE OLA Man or SlMpLG HAIRS
Though the Governor Genera of India is
looGed uponas a man OF simple habits and
manners, his baggage, when moving on a pro-
gross, is described as being carried By one
hundred and three elephants. me thousand
three hundred camels, and eight hundred
wagons, dawn By bullocks, ana these escor-
ted by two regiments, one of cavalry, The
other Of infantry.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-22
Eyz asREe HOBBS
HEssaeHs Hobbs
Wv LIES INTERNAL, OR EXTERNAL, rEuAH
n TT NENI.LY CURED by
Dr. phanl'S Veect.'bIc EIpcluary,
d" internal Renrcdy 1ohich, if used ac
corning 10 dircctioms, a cure for
iJe is guaranteed.
SYMPTOMS OF TIE plsrAsr

ofMfIoMS OF TIE DISEASE
- '""hon consequence of this affection il Hind ,,f
OF nearing down sensation as IL s fauijiarrg
~ tuee Is also heat, tension aud throb inp in ~.
ing from moderate degree of these se,sa tions
" s"e "i"st circulating uneing-tese are caused L's
L" 'hg what u ctneh 10 The parts Sometimes tn, ~
els this is the effect of long rot inner ,,r,,.,
experiences nervous pains, wh, indie crLa,s aud
known ouly TO the sufferer which commence iumcdi
acy after az evacuation and continue from thirty min
utcs 10 several hours; these sensations are VERY
ing an sometimes very distressing This disease wiz n
OF long continuance. is attended by pain AVID weakness
IN u back, irritation of the kidneys and bladder Al
DINER organs III lie vicinity. rain ard Hunhress in the
legs ard feet, sense Of straitness the chest and
nnha'Hfai tuless IN the aioniia visccra acconlari
with ra'Pation OF the heari AVID oppression. fndivd
nas sometimes eX; llence eViOns an ait ack of II
fIes symptoms denoiing great arrangement in Ike en-
catlon there is sense of weight and pressure in lie
abdomen. with pecrliar feeling of ureasiness in t,
loves consiafioii of rerniGun attended with Pain il,
the hack aud .iis, and slight pains in the sto
ach. ale conntenance confused sensations in The head
WEAKNESS, and irritable ana disconcntcA state of The
mind and sense OF tlness ard oppression in The reg
of the stomach. The crcuation on the surface is fec
bic, and the of blood determined inward and
GOwHWar6s.
foE I'LL OF rHt ABOVE DISEASES AND COMPLAINTS
DIR t!PHAApS VEGETABLE ELECTUh AIRY
CURES EFFEcruAtlY, AND TnEEEFoRE PREvENTs pr rs
READ THE TESTIMONY.
HUDSON. Decem er ii, Is4;
GENrs:--I have used DR. lphams Vegetable Pile Eit,
tuary which purchased Of You, and find of TIE
est medicines in for IT, Piles and also for all Ill
ous affections, arising fro impure of ihe sys-
tent Yours, q A COLE, Marble Dealer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-22
TOM THUMB.
The New Orleans Delta of the 7th, say

The New Orleans Delta OF the 7th, says
We have the pleas re to inform the public
that Brig. Gen. Tom Thumb is in good health
and spirits, although day before yesterday he
came very near meeting watery gr,ve. AS
the lowboat Mary Kngsland. from the Passes
with ,hree vessels in tow, after landing the
barque Robert Morris at the Government
Wharf, in the Third Municipality, was pro-
ceedingup the river to land the hallance of
her tow, the steamer Annawan was coming
down with the brig Adams Gray, Captain
Collins: a schooner in the stern tow came into
collision with the tow Of the Mary kingsand,
and carried away the mainmast OF the Adams
Gray. All Was confusion; but Maj. General
barnum descended 10 the cabin, and grasped
the petit Brig, General Thumb, bore him in
salty to the shore. The little General WAS
obilged TO come to town again, but in all
probability will depart Tor Havana to-day"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-22

10 Architects and l;uitders.
TT He BUILDERS GUIDE, Il tactical treatise on
- Grecian and Roman rche In e, together wits
specimens OF the Gothic style Al PRACTICAL treatses
on Heomery, Decimal Fractions Nj elsIration, Trieo,
ometry, and Carpentery and Joinery enracg all the
necessary details aud particularly adapte the wants
OF the less experienced by Chester clls Practical Ar
chitsc' revised and improved with ssditions of Villa
ana School House Architecture, by II Austin, architect
and II Barnard, EST.
The MODERN BUILDERS GUIDE: By Miuard
Laever architect, Illustrated by ninety copper plate
engravings.
The BUILDERS GUIDE: BY Asher BENJAMIN, arch
iiccf.
The ARCHtTECT or, Practical House CARPENTER by
Asher benjaniiu, for sale by JNO II THOMPSON.
Jan Unien street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-22

0FFiCE on Main street. one door north Of Dr. Todd's
year.
Ancient Egypt, Mer monuments her hero
aeology. and other subjects connected with Herogypi
zeal Literature by Geo Glidion late U. s. Consul at
Cairo. "
Harry Martingale. or Adventures of Whaeman
IN the Pacific ocean, by DIR Louis A Baker
MARY Stuart Queen of SCOTS, by Alexander Dumas
~ mysteries and Msercs of New York, by Ned Blunt
A Tour to the river saguenay, in Lower Canal,
ny Chas Landman. author of Summer in the Wilder
ness. ~
- snolet's Works complete for 81 80
ct adventures OF rergrne Pickle do Ito of Roder
IGN Random; do do of Sir Launceoi Greaves; The Elk
petition Of Humphrey Clinker; The Adventures of
Ferdinand Count Fathom.
- Feldng's Works complete, for 81 25-
o LON Jones, or The History Of Found'iue The Ad-
ventures OF Joseph Andrews and his friend Mr. Abraham
IAdaais; The life of Jonathan Wild, with the Lie of
ie'nhs; essay on his genius, &C.; Amelia.
Iaylors Detector, for January. ls4s Just received
at WAKEMAN's Literary Depot, No III Main ST.
Tobacco Wallets and segar cases al the variety
v" store OF RLACkMAR & co.
ia" J" Monroe ST.
Shielded 81 sha~ sspsr "s and H"'er Rings
jan 10 BLACKMAR x CO.
Received This day one Gross Diamond Pointed
y" Gold Pens, prices ranging from 81 81
10 $3.50, each. jan 10 40 FAiRCuIIn1''
E0 HUBS Prime o Sugar.
NJ l2j bbls Moiasses lust landed per s,c,m.r
Unoa. ian 10 Cp Nt,I .'e'
Dissolution The co.parnership of A. Lehman
4 SOFA is this day dlssolvcd he, ,,,
.n' consent The business the old firm win 10 set
tied up and continued by Adolph Lehman 'e'
ALBERT LEHMAN
p,,.>,., ~ ADOLFH LEHMAN
g ELlhNG OFF AT C0ST.-The whole .tort of
~ - fancy and staple Dry Goods will be sold al COS.
Iii WEhis 10 purchase such articles in his line
W." ma II To their advantage 10 give him call Posi-
'ive! selling OIL al cost 10 close the concern
ia" - ADOLPH LEHMAN
--------------- Market Square.
Wanted. AsaTPrentice to the Book BspIsa bus.
'7 lness, a smart, active lad, IA or n ve.rs
" aye One VINO can come well recommended and /.
@ 10 40 ms duty, will find good situation A.
r'' - ' VI ri.h' in2T
W. 4 n. MgTCHE TREE.
" WHOLESALE GRoCERS, RECTIFYTNG DIsTII.
LEXIS, AND WINE AND LIQUOR
MERCHANTS
ALSO, IMPORTERS OF SODA AND BIEAcufyu pov-nx,
" NO 100 Liberty street Pi,tsmr.r p,
SOda 4 Sh ~ ca ks direct from tn,, ma ~, -
' rer IN England via New Orlrsus In.
SAINT steis as last which gave sneh general sat-, fsr
"hl received per Saranak md Tor sale at the low
est market price, for cash approved hills nv
jan 20 No iso ! i H. NJ,
Anolner shipment VIII arrive next month and then..
forward regular supplies. ~ ''eo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-22

RECALL OF VOLUNTEERS.--Gen
Cameraon, in letter toa friend at Pitts burg.
gives It as his opinion that the PENNSYLVANIA
volunteers will shortly be recalled. 1t is al
SO SAID that the South Carolina regiment will
have leave to return home.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-22

FINANCES OF TEXAS.--The amount of
available means In the Treasury ol. st.~ Sect
oil ovevs,e. Io,.-wus SOL ,23S.
1.-The amount OF taxable property in the
State. according to The assessors return for
1916 was 94l, 757 ,l73, including poll tax.
The amount OF taxable property returned thus
far for lS47 is S45 59l ,655--not including
several counties. from which returns have
not get b Ell receiv d. The taxes due ON the
returns thus far made amount to Sl07, $50.
The whole expenses OF the State, from the
organization OF the present government to
The 3lst OF October last, We're BIZ ,033 50.
The amount OF means received since the
organization OF the State. from revenue due
the late Government of Texas, including the
amount in the Treasury at the time OF the
chonge, is Sl25,933 10.
'Ihe whole estimated debt Of the late Re-
public OF Texas, as far as acknowledged By
The Government and estimated by the Comp
troller is eleven millions and fifty thousand
dollars"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-22

STATE DEBT.-The different States of
the Union which are III debt, amounting. in
the aggregate, to considerably over two hun
bred millions OF dollars, are now. we believe
all paying the interest, in full or in part. on
their respective debts, except the following
whose debts in 1914 were about as annexed
VIZ: Mississippi, 81 500, 900; Arkansas, So
100000; Florida, Sd $50 900; Texas, SILL
100000. Total S26 95J, 900.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-22

% The wire party" for the OReily Tel
egraph line from Louisville to New Orleans.
started out yesterday morning. The wires
were placed on the posts now in use for the
Eastern and Western lines on Main street to
the upper part OF the city, where they cross
10 Jefferson street, and 90 out the turnpike to-
wards baFdstown. A strong force is now at
work on this line, and Capt REILLY promises
1 to celebrate the next 4th of July by opening
1s5 oonin" .HtefEe The first streak about
the 22d of February Cour.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-22

, htnlENr q GREEN. 81 Street, opposite the
F'St OHncr, Cincinnati, will act as Agents
'or me wheeling Times. and all orlers lsf,
win them will be promptly attended to.
F"hNEY u. PALyiER is authorized IA a,,
gent ior recrlying subscriptions anil ,dve,-
ise'nents Tor The Wheclng Daily Tines &
99ds,e',lssI; at l'allnorr. Philadel plris, New
'ofk and Boston. Hiscffce is in
i'inorf, TIE Southeast cerner OF Nerth
Chestnut SIS. ''''" "'''
90. HeW York, tribune Buildings, opposite CITY
~. y. w. CARR, opposite The EXCHANGE
:, ''Iid.' PIMA, is H. ut for recurring subscrin.
'l--n9 aln advertising tor the Wheeling Times.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-22
JAMES y. EaOwN
W hpLESALE AND RETAIL
ADDbh & TRUNK MAKER.

CMYM JAMES D. GROWN.
lNIo m WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
@ss~G44iJ SADDLE. & TRUNK MAKER
No iis Markets.. between ith 4 stb s,s
,,s,,,r,,,,,.,. PHILADELPHIA.
= bStEt FULLY informs dcaI-,s aud otbe-s H., d.
- manufactures aud KEGS constantly on hand an o.,
80 ~, 'nrn' OF Studies Brides Russo, aud ~,
.', ledI'ler saddle bags, ChaYs W Inns &c sl,o a
a sncN Of Sole le'tser, Russet Black and f,ncv c
- so on tveted Trucks, vaiScs. a. Together VIM
n ~ wv !" 2pv Stkouv, BRUSSELS aud D,ma,k C,r,.
~, Ladies Bags Sacheis &c ali of which he az -
o owes pr'ces and s-cits an ~ uinat,on O, bi
f,i Ing III, esnhd'n that every article will give satis
Jan 2I-w IT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-22
Just received this Uay

10 pairs Wemeis' kip Boots very prime,
l2O do do Morocco Lace Boots,
10 do do Buskins
10 do Misses do Lace Boois
40 do do Kip skin do
100 do Boys hest coarse Monroe
~ 40 do tie Boots,
so do Mems o do
100 do do coarse Monroes
"A do Calf slIged Boots, all of which we will sell
very low for casi-purchasers please call
dec - ALTMAN 4 MAXWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-22

HoMiCIpE CAsE.-Ths Grand Jury Phila-
delphia found true bill on Monday against
the young man Cowpperthwaite, who stands
charged with having caused the death of Roger
Kelley, by shooting him with IA pistol during
disgraceiul riot between the Buffers and
Bouncers, several weeks since He will be
tried this term.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-22

, SPECIE FOR EUROPE.-The quantity
OF specie exported 20 London, Liverpool. aud
Harrr, from New York during the past week
+ me Custom House report states al S252 800
which, added 10 the S74l,436 shipped the
week previous makes an aggre ate OF 1896,
1896 exported, 81 lar this year. A pretty
good beginning.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-22

c. Remember the Tayor meeting 1t the
Ciy Hall Tonight. The best men will be
there, and some good addresses will be dely-
cred.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-22

Selling of at Cost 70 T,s close the eeneeru,
respectfully iniorm the public that they have snIod
assortment of Trunks, Harness. Saddles Brides am, III
oter ARTICLES usually kept in saddlery establisent
all Of which will be sold low for cash 10 close Il 80
Germ. Il Al -, m y ~, ~ eoii-
wc 30 49, -, Monroe sir.et
n. b. Aise GO feet of Glass cases. : stoves g.I,Tnn
Racks, drawers and other articles some Of ,yh1r r.
suitable for grocery. "''''" are
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-22

Bleeding at the Nose,--A physician of ex-
tenoiee Practice tells us that prompt and
eiiectaal remedy tor violent bleeding at the
nose, is 10 soak the feet in warm water. Law
this up against the Time OF need"
NJ Acosta, formery Consul General. and
Charge d'Afaires in the United States from
New Grenada, has recently died in Paris.
In Pennsylvanla, there are twenty eight
newspapers in favor OF Gen Taylor for tue
Presidency.
Dr. Lariner continues to correspond with
the Daily News, from Paris, at salary of
1000 perannum.
The Roman Catholic population of Cincin-
natl Is estimated in Cist's Advertiser at 5!,-
O0J--DtlHg about -kurth of the whole.
The Marine Insurance Company al St Louis,
has declared d dividend OF 35 per cent. alter
apPropralins 10 per cent. OF the earned pre-
NUNS OF lol5 among It's stockholders.
James Ryan. the we'll known proprietor of
the Stackpole House, Boston, died on Sun
day.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-22

IL omoyaJ The subscriber has removed his stock
t'' of Hardware to the new building Sc
coma mouse east OF the Merchants and Mechanics
Bdnk adjoining the Monroe House, Monroe street
Wheeling. where he would he pleased to ac, o,n,odae
hlS friends and customers with every Thing IN this
hardware line SAMUEL NEEI.
dec 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-22

M, Esramant, BeFAs CO., (hfsss.) Nov 90, 1877
Of ne anove ceftihcate tells simple and truthful story
VI suffering ani relief, Of which, as physician and vii
'''s' III tue Case cheeruly endorse. DIX CHApmAN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-22

FROM OREGON.-fhe. New York Trib-
ule las received the Oregon Spectator 70 the
oth OF July inclusive. via Sandwich Islands
/ h0i 50 late, we believe, as overland adyices
me people OF the territory are still awake
/ TO the dangers OF the free introduction and
sale OF intoxicating liquors, and meetings
/ nave been held to take measures for rnntrT71
ling he traffic. ~'''''''-
! The Spectator has not the official relurns of
! me iaie Governors election, but thinks Gov
AolefHetly Is reelected BY a small majority,
lAe An OF July was generally observed
Throughout the territory.
The annual examination of the OREGON In.
Aeliu'e gives a natteriug view Of ed9cation
andsi limited advantages.
Inc columns OF the Spectator are adorned
VITA several advertisements of divorce of nm
/ owing couples; which separations are so fra
. Iuenl as to wake the pungent satire Of some
TN now-"mute ingIorious Milton" with
ne romantic sobriquet of Pooiwat.
a very important meeting was held at
'feSon city on the 18th Of Nav, for the nur.
'pse 81 obtaining an expressions of opinion
'ld'iVe 10 trespasses on land claims. and !;
vas resolved not To vote tor any nan for Of.
zee engaged in such business.
The people have suffered recently from,
indian disturbances.
IN consequence OF the want of the rain. it
was feared the crops, particularly cereal crons
would not turn out well.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-22

NEW Productive have seen a yam
Of the real West India variety, called ''yel-
low, raised on the plantation OF Colonel F.
IA. Dancy, and weighing 81 lbs. Col Dancy
raised two others, weighing II 6s and lbs
respectively. We have heard OF number of
othe : "a sed by various individuals in our
ne-1borhu1l ant We look upon this as the
successful lhlr duciion OF ii new article of
agricultural produce, and we may in "a short
lime possess substitute for the Irish polator
winch has iltely been subject to 50 many cas-
laliies as to induce The belief that It's cuitiva-
I'n nay be entirely given up.-5t Augustine
Herald.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-22

N"tiCE-Ihe genuine Uplam's Elecluary has his
written signature. thus (lrs JInha,n Al ny NJ
nam, s Is a n, done WIN ca. Price 81 per on
= e soId wholesale and retail, Ly WYATT &,
MEL CHAM, III Fulton street, n Y, and ,,v rlr,nais
generally hront hnnt the United States and Gan .dss
j. CRUMBAChER, \ rcnt for hce,,nw ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-22

fEyyino lc0e his superior wrapping Twnc, just re-
WIN. ceivcd and for sale low hy
dec 81 PRYOR a. PAIII
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-22

I Col. BENTON AND GEN. KEARNEY.-Th
hiiaulty between these two gentlemen is
ihas alluded 10 by the Washington cores
/ ponient of the Baltimore Sun.
Many say that he will meet Gen. kearny.
if Summoned to the field; but this is an error
Mr.. Benton, at the time of his marriage, put
himself under pledge MOTTO fight another
dnl. Again il has been said that Lieut. Col
Fremont would take up the matter; Bat Gen
heamey has expressly dsclaimed before tie
Court, any Intention to insult Lieut.. Col.
Fremont and thus there can be no Officially
between them.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-22
asGNSErS
III CLAN HOARHOUND AND LlV.

''t " Ch 4 ONJOtTII candy.
offered 10 the public as pheasant nd erectivo r,r
rlV tor Conshs Colds. Hoarscn ..s asthma Pbib,s
~ ~ N,hooping Cough, Influenza. Group Sore Throat
ncnhs. aud general affections ofthe Chest and Lungs
:" such cases II IS known have Afforded decided aud
PcrWd'en relief aud from its rand sale and preat
cess as remedy for the above disease, here IL ms n
Vs.; ~ pr"nscs 10 Income Of the most usrfu and
PolIa medicines. 1t is offered too AZ a nIe,snnt ~,
~ !" me corsnmpive, and an assistant TO vocalists
a'n pu'ilc speakers generally.
' NAM" OF the nrrpsratiou indicates ia le,dng ~
et'lFh ahd II viii lie found to he III, ma pc,nq nnnoa
~ " NC iase, and may he used hy children and Adults
W. e'iTe immunity The Inaierals used in Tho nrera
-; ave o' the hest quality, ard NAV he relied on as
E ~ rturY respect. Pi'RE AND GENUINE ARTICI re-
"'i'Gs would no doubt promote tror comfort and
colds. 'Pt''' '>Fcoio'iF III theseasoli OF
=, are row selling FhStv thpusaud packages Of tho
81 NANbf' weekly. in the city Of Cincinnati Ohio
popularity. " ~ '"iodc! ana gFea'
e p'oPrletors warrant cure TO- the above diseases
az cases ny the use of this celebrated C,ndy ,nd
shouehge any person in the United Sia,es IN nrod,co n
ncu'r chea2rr or more effective rc9.cIv har.I ii
c"" WIZ hc Allowed to purchasers who nurcb,so g.
cas" OF sell II on commission An orders flied hv
JAHES BAKER. Druggist
Corner of uo,roo ,, IT.. - Heneral Agent,
jan BIN '"'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-22

For Ga 10 good Grist and Saw mill on Indian
vi Jaw Wheeling creek in Belmont CO., Ohio,
~ miles from the Ohio river The Grist mil has run
of stone, TIE Saw Mill is nearly new; there is alum
dant saw timber convenient; there 84 acres of land
attached 10 the mills from 90 10 100 cleared with
fine apple and peach orchard Of 80 bearing trees
of fine choice grated fruits; there is good frame
dings with fine stone spring house and fountain pup
there is also stalking for hoJsss number of
houses there is an abundance of coal on the land,
farther description is deemed unnecessary, as any
one wishing to purchase VIII 20 and examine the prem
Uses. This property will he sold low and payments
moderate or exchanged for city property. Any one
wishing to purchase SO desirable property would do
wei to make early application im liae possession
can he had by calling mo GOSHORN,
Zeal Estate Agent. Main Whceiiuu Va 1nf