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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-25

,aOPPER KBfTiES --Wash aud stew Kettles :
e. hand and for sale iow at inhNS'lNr,
,pru les Market square
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-25

Young who have injured Themselves - a certain
practice indulge IN when aone-a habit frequently
learned from evil companions, al schoo-the effects
OF which nightly eli, when asleep and it not
cured renders marriage impossible aud destroys both the
mind and body.
What pity that ycuug man. tie hope OF his
try and tie dsrlucof his parents should We snachoj
from oil prospects ard enjoy Of life ~ the
quepces dev ~ from the path of and indul-
ging IN certain secret habit. Such persons before
tutrlnnat
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-30
ITEMS


V,reynLle Editor Dsad. Col Alden Spoon
er, aged 60. eiiJor Of the Long Island N. W
Siar. dlrd Sc denly ON Frilay. lie edited the
y. Y Columbian sbou, tn close VI The last
war
The Cautomia Emigraiing CompanT. at
New O.leans, had purchased iine steamer,
ia which raeh -tockh1lder is To have Tree
passage to San Francisco.
Bankrupi CITY The whole Of the public
property OF TIE city OF 81 John, \. b., IS adj
verisrd to b. sold al auction BY the sheriff,
to satisfy an execution issued cut Of The Su.
preme Cur, Tor Eli6,0t0.
Teltgroph Extension 1t is proposed TO
cnnnecl Staunt'n. Va, with the nearest point
IN HE Western relegrdpn linz, AMI thea 10
continue the wtrrs "a 10 White Sulphur
Springs AMI Guyandoue.
Those Etcbings; for ,he recovery Of which
the + agiish Qu.en aud Prince Albert nsti-
tateda Chanc.ry sni, II IS proved, were alb
saacled by the printer employed to take the
imprt ssious.
The Ra8cal-There is no place, the Bos-
ten Zines SAYS, ike home. unless as the
the honeVi the young woman weare "aitrr.
a Fire ia Pottsvlie, Pa, On the night Of
the 2l,h instant, destroyed several houses on
Railroad aud Norwegian streets
Extraordinary Snow fell TO the depth
OF two or three inches, 81 or 40 miles north
OF Wilmington, \. c., yesteIliy week.
The bril se proposed by Mr. Elicit across the
Mississippi. al ST Louis, to the Illinois shore,
is to cost $3.50 600.
Manila is % BE- free port for whalers, on
AMI alter the lst January next.
Tne Flemish have proverb which Involves
the whole system OF agriculture: Without
f1fsg', NJ cattl., without cattle, no ma
uHre; without manure, no crop.
In Charleston 6. c. on Wednesday, the
Charleston Hotel Vas sold at auction for $751;
coo bought BY Wm Easlon
Mr. VIM Il Poil, one oil the oldest news
paper reporters OF New York city, died on
Friday.
Jonath Goodhue, one Of the oldest mer-
chants Of New York, expired on Friday rath-
er Suddenly,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-30
From The Lyrehb'vg Patriot.


A few counties still remaiu to be beard
| from in this state, but enough is known TO
render il almost certain that the Cas- aud But
Ter ticket has succeeded by few hundred
votes. Whist he Wings have every reason
10 be satisied with the inmpnse reduction OF
the Democratic majority at 1871. still we
cannot lcr bear the expression ol our regret
thst our friends did not carry their exefil'ns a
| little farther, aud secure victory which was
maniiestly within their grasp. Had they
| ben inspire with just confidence ID Their
own str-ngb. and gone into the contest wito
! the beiei mat their eiiofs would be- success.
fu, We fre assured that ibe result would have
been d.f1 iit, AID that ne Old ID lminion
would pow have been numbered among The
Wings S ajes ol The Con- ejeracs
BIZ th, N raj IF ct O JAS d'ieats was too
strong To 81 ovepvns, AMI they couli not or
n iuccd 90 ieve that the political fe.irmp
iton Of Virginia was possible hi 5. In The
strong VIM counties ~ Laudoun. Augusta
ALTERNATE. Nelson. Kauaw.ia aud Berkeley,
the 1a,lof eete we have not doubt. might
have incfessrd To an extent that would oi H.
sell have coHcellrd the bpe0!oco mi 4rIly IN
the St1ie. According to ihe LrWisbur8
Chronicle the m ri iot TAYLOR might hive
| been lsrgey incress ii hi the Why's OF that
county dJu5 their duty.
The Chrqiicie say~.
Such is he result in Greenbrier. We
have givea raylor preeisely,he sa me najori-
~ We gave Clay in 1914 We ought - have
done muca better. In II we polIed 100
votes more han we di!at this election. Not
less than 50 Wing voters Iazlly remained a;
home. 10 lieiI shane! W. have gained sOme
30 Democratic votes fer tayl,r, lbese added
10 the s. Wing votes that should have been
poIled would have raised uir majority 20 43J
odd He'd the day been lair we should have
done much better. Shame on the voter who
has been kept back by b little snow and thus
lost sn opportunity oil voting Cor Old Zach
The Wings oil Virginia niil enter the next
conflict IN a spin, very different from that
which has animated them IN former times.
! they now feel their own strength the charm
OF invinoi1iity has deserted the standard OF
their opponents and one more united and en-
ergetic effort viii complete the political re-
generation OF this ancient commonWeal b.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-30

The Hon Francis Grsnger in speech 81
tho r, yIor relebrstion in New York city on
Tuesday night said, in alusion TO the mrn-
ton OF hi. name in connection with the new
cabinet: Were such nomination rendered
10 him. it would be declined on account OF
matters so entirely personal that they need
not be known beyond his own fireslde. When
he withdrew from The former Cabinet he
breathed more freely; and now when he had
withdrawn from Cabinet in which he sup
posed he should never have place, he could
speak more freely"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-30
FLFCrloNEERlNG ANECDOTE.

iew DAYS siuce The Hon. T. Nj. T.
NJ KEENAN,, OF Washington, addressed pub
lie meeting, composed principally Of members
OF the Society If Friends. Alter the concur
sion OF the SPEECH, several Of these grave iol-
lowers VI Fox gathered around the orator, who
is most d-s,rvedly popular with oil parties
and sects in his -oun,y. or wherever else ne
is known .Frend fhomas,' said one Of
Them, who was spok smsn To The party, 1--WE
cannot agree TO vote FOR thy General. Thee
knows we are poetic people, and love not
men OF war-but, lriend Thomas, we will
vote Tor tAee, and thee may vote Tor whom
thee please>!" When it is known that MIR.
McKenaan is The Wing eieelor Tor that dis
irct, the pom, OF the old Friends address
becomes apparent Pats. Jour.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-30


TueslaY Nruing N1teuh - SIS
The n rsti. yrs'erl8v Werr g,neniHs q1i-
e., with uHi lutte change in puc.s. The ut-
or continue e. fine bafing urlct. bat lradr
iu ihat Clsrier j. quite hmitel
Flour iie market j. dull. with a7 m1'e
raj change IA quotations, Receipts wrfe
light. wiIa small fret baud >iles8t 3 ga 20
res Dbl tum store 10 regular arls Iosl lots
4l25 Is about the ruling market prize.
Gr.iu- fIe marA-t Is 4euprsiIv ,frv qWHt
AMI vep ut.e is doing IL ANY ktui. Win
limited siie7 tom store W. m1y u-s the Tod
loNius figures Wheat - ryr > -. barley
57a5S, cora -, AMI oats % 20 per hn.
A-hrs-Stlrs 81 Is cass. p.,d- Il % cash.
par !uui.. Slles 81 s1eratus % , l.. ui p'ts
a;4siif, u! scorching- auI soda an al ~
&c pr b
Bsco1-M ,,se, dull. Sales of p casks
shoulders ~ 4 cash With small sales hams
! ralge from IS 10 7c. ant sii,s role at h. pr
/ ID, western cured. The above quotations
/ may b considered tie top 1T ihr mltke'.
/ Oils The market Is quiet, with moderate
/ sales ot ,lnseed at 5Sc, lari of 6l-35~ tof No
I | anil 2, r fanners' OIL Si7 $40 mas be CIV
en- as tic ruling figures OF be msikrt.
f Fmit-Prisrs OF green apples from store,
/ range from 73c to SLIP per Dbl. Bts, Rus
set may nugr a little higher o. dried
peaches the market is r. her uvef,tocked, and
Si,l25 is about as high as can be obtained
from store. Sales o! dried apples al a range
OF from 30 90 CO. per hu.
+ LEAD-Ssles OF Missouri Pi5 at l4a4s aud
Of bar at i J Il per- 10.
/ VIII L LEAD-Sales OF pure IN oil al 81 %
Goal ~. dali.
ROSlN-Sales at 3,j0asl per tb as in
quality.
PARTNERSHIPS regularly at 33a3ic pei
pound
SoAP--Sales Of city manufactured rosiu
a. -. and 4 yariaSaied OF l1Aalle. Gin
cinua, soap is sold at about tn SAM rates.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-30

Balm Us. MORSE Though the decision
of the Commis sioner OF Patents, supported
by the attorney General. shows that Mr.. Balm.
on English gentlemen, has failed Ia procuring
a certain patent Tor which he applied, ia
connection with his electro-telegrap system
o. apparatus, (the decision being given in
Morse's fayor) We, i, would seem, according
10 his own statement, in letter TO the Ma.
tional lntelligencer, that he has obtained
patent for one al least OF two things which
he asked might be given him. He says
'ln one application | seek patent for ma
chiaeru invented IN 1916. to apply electro
chemical means in teiegrsphs. This is not
objected 10, and the inierierence was deelsr-
ed on that application 10 BE- only on another
point described. In a second application my
English patent OF lS43 on which my forth
coming American patent is founded, no, only
proves my priority TO MIR. Morse in ell es-
seniisl points, but also secures 10 me iounda
mrntsl paEl OF my invention necessary TO the
success OF electro chemical telegrs phs; as, al.
ter rigid but careful aud candid lnves,lgs-
ton by The proper officer it was found that
no one beside yseli bod ever used what my
forthcoming patent secures me.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-30

Ma. WI roS.-I am pleased 70 notice
The energetic measures skcu b. our 81. coa-
missioner iu reference 10 cleansing 'he side
waiss. IL Is sn impouslt consideration. and
one that has escaped The noliee Of oiarr' "
hat office. u deserves much credit IS IL
viii all 20 ihe comfort oi the people. % Ihe
looks au the health Of the CITY. Cur streets
have been much improved. through The enef-
prize OF our street commissioner, in various
ways. aud hope they may continue u inn
prove.
was pleased. and al the same lime amused
TO see the sir on Aaia ST. IN South Wheel
ing. on SATURDAY ssL Shovsl-, hoes. brooms,
water, &c. were in general requisilion. Meas
women aud children. ol out aud active to
comply win the notice. am sure no.
tice Of the same kind, at leas, fouf tines a
year.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-30
For the Times.
DISORDERLY CONDUCT AT THE METh-
ODlST CHURCH.

Messrs. Editors-A single expression. ia
a brief aud hastily pre- pared article, under the
above caption, has been Inexperienced oy
some persons. Ii has been supposed that con-
duct, deemed excepiionabie by the writer, On
The par, OF the pastors Of the Methodist con-
e,,gatiou. was alluded 10 ia tile expression
..extra-minixteriai n reference whatsSer,
was la in the use OF that word By the wn'
ter. 10 either ol the Rev. gentlemen who Oh
fcia,e in the Methodist pulpit. The whole
paragrlph in which the misunderstood In
preston occurs was levelied at and intended
as rrbuke to PRACTICE INDUCED III by lay
MAJ, which rtcice he writer regarded -
slbversive of the solemn decoIuin behtih2
the II ~ E of d. Toe writer did sup 'oss,
and yet supposes that he authorities oil the
church could have prevented aud ought 10
havr prevenle the irregularities alluded 10
irregularities which no other church IN the
city would have tolerated. Any justly i'm
piied censure therefore, against the "minis'e-
risl" and LAY authorities oil he church, en-
braced in the paragraph, for neglectins to ar
rest the disorders complained Of, the writer
wishes to stand unex planned.
(Argus please copy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-30
MoRELovE AND ROMANCE.

A young girl Was found. i'll sailors clothes,
on board vessel lately arrived a Charleston,
5. {. She is about seventeen ar eighteen
years Old, very pretty. though looking i'tle
masculine fem having her rin lets eai off.
Il appears thai she did not ship as a sailor.
bat slowed herself away on board. and was
not discovered until alter Inc vessel got TO
sea-when the captain harmed that he had
an extra hand; and upon questioning him,
hef, he said he had brother IA Chs rleston
whom he wished 10 sce-lhal his father would
not consent, 81 he had run away. The cap
tain, not supecting any thing. made him 'turn
to, scrub down decks, ana go aoit-wh Oh
she id with consumndte bravery, even III
gslrs Of wind. singing OUT, 'srdigh,en aP,
To The old tars when rrefng topsals. II was
not until they were near port, that her sex
was discovered. Ii turns out that she was
ANXIOUS 10 accompany passenger on board,
Who after the discovery OF the trick, would
not achnoa ledge the corn but put out in
the cars for Georgia, the morning alter their
arrival, leaving his TREND 10 take care OF her
self. She is n4w under the care OF the cap
tain, ahd viii be laken back 10 her family.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-30

rAE WHEELING rlMES foR SALE.

THE WHEnLiNG TIMES FOR SALE.
We hseins determined some mouths since,
to brag our Ia bora as an editor aud publisher
10 closc With the close Of hi, Pfes,deni ial
canvass, le' itclcse as il might now offer
our Ahele establishment FOR sale.
i consists Of a Daily, Tn-Weekly aud
Weekly paper, Of The largest size, with large
Dob office, bIndery. and al, the necessa rigs
both ter ~ spsper and book work.
There could be no more aevan ID .eous posi-
lion found Tor two or three persons who were
disposed 0 20 into the business With small
capital.
II is he only wing or commercial par~r in
Wheeling, prosperous city OF near twelve
thousand Inhabitants and having well im-
proved and lhickly settled adjoining country,
and il cannot tail 10 be largely paifonized
II viii be sold OF such terms as cannot fail
to e0sure perfect success to the purchaser.
a notice Of this fact from our editorial
brethren viii be thankfully received.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-30

ILLINOIS Returns from all but seven
counties are given in The st. Louis Repnbii-
can OF the Goth. The aggregate impurities
thus far. are for 'Tay lor, 60li, Tor Cas-, III.
The aggregate Wing sain-l0,S75; aggregate:
loco esin-574; leaving clear Wing gam OF
10 .40l; but Cass still ahead OF Taylor ,ioI.
In the seven counties 10 be heard iro'n Folks
mejonty over Clay was J So, !, Is there
fore morally certain tina. Cas- has carried ii'i-
nos by over 5000 majority. Folks lnalon-
" over Clay was II 1872.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-30

PORK PACKING. The "Ancient Metro
polls" published at Chillico,he, says; The
number of Hogs slaughtered in Chlilicothe.
during The present season, il is esi,nia'ed, VIII
srestly exceed that OF sny previous year. We
have some five or six houses IN Gull blast.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-30
LIVE coMrLALNr !. aI,.a,. enre. m d

EsoR sAIE--A Iot Shelves aud Counter in good or
r der Enquire Of lHovl5l IA PARKER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-30
DANCING SCHOOL.

= ROE. r ". JENNINGS respectfully gives notice
~ TO bis ffislas aud ,e cit,ze,s oi Wheeling. ihs tie
second term of is school Tor tie above poiiie aud ne
ressary accomplishment, III commence on Monday
evening, Dec IN, 1893 al Cong Hall and WIN con
tune GA Mondays ard FRIDAYS
Hours for insfuci9n from O'Clock 10 for Ladies,
and from TO 10 o'ciock for Gentlemen.
Terms. - tor J. Lessons
Mr. J. vii teach Naiiz aud Polka Coilons in his
School and ~ give afivate lessons ia Nsz'ne. Pol
ka. fhrgs hornpies &c. 10 al that may favor him
with caii. nov2y-lm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-30

Export Of Corn froe, he Black Sea For.
bidder BY letters from the lo.sil aud Ga
lag, ports on, or Communicating with he
Black See. from which very large shipments
OF corn are hsblluslly msde. i, Is stated Thai
the export OF Indian corn Was ptohibnea
from those places alter the - II OCtob-rla,t.
The Chief cause OF hIs prohibl ION Is ssii to
have aris~n from the lsfse consumption caus-
ell, and likely TO be perp-iusted tor a certain
p~Tiod, by TIE seglomerstion OF Russian snI
Turkish armies in, Sue IN he nsishoorhood
oil Wsllcuis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-30
III. hiissing Girl, Maristia

I'M NtostHt U'T . -'1~' ~" ''s'E"' = Dc
~ York nbUne says police ioree OF many
t','a,,ds ia thai city has been intlestissble
~, ,srrk. IA endravoring TO obtain some clue
~ .ud.lrn. mlids, dIsappea oil thu
s.,,ts sdy but IN ssin-noI even trace of
i,,t ,s,e they discovered la the multitude
81 inquiries m,ar al'rf MISS smith, 1t hss
osea s.seFlsinrd hat here are o'hrr families
-. s.u.s sltasIion viii her parents.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-30
CINCINNATI MARKET.
'N't-'+' - - "a - 49, - =
NOV IS, & P. N.

NON -, y 7. VI.
The river fell iuches today.
Fluur-fhe sales taaiay have been 10 fair
extent including zoo bblsat S3.ol " Dbl.
Grsiu--Ihe sales ot wheat include mixed
at 7jc, L. other grain notice a sale 0, 100
bus Of oeriey o. zoe y On.
Whiskey-Dem1nd lair, with slles at ! st
a l6ac U gal
Nlolosses-S,les at % 27c y gal Tor The
supply OF the regular trade. demand.
Proysiuus--Ihe sales o, pork are moderate
including 30 bb.s Of mess at 50 per barrel.
The sales ul lard nprise BIZ at 81 and kea
at &c
uog--'rhe msrietis dull; there is no quo.
table change in prices; the weather is unta
vorablr; the rates are 50 3.l21 per 100 lbs
net
0il-Slles II Linseed from store at 52b-
Groceries are unchanged, .i,her as regards
nriges or demand
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-30

THE SWlNlSH MuLTITUDE.-Nesr
80. 900 swine had arrived in the city up 10
Saturday; but lof th- last Two days the num-
b-t arrived from hentueky is very great; %
that The result OF this week will be much
lager than last week.-Cia. ChroE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-30
MANAGERS OFFICE,
K. ARMSTRONG & CO, SOLE AGENTS,
WHEELING, VA.
SPLENDID senEMEs roR nEcEMRER. las

beesburG LOTTERY. Class II,
Draws December .. Ists--t6 Nos; - Drawn Ballots
J prize oi tHSVJ J prize OF J,eNb
J DO 100 90 $50
Tickc's Si2; certificates OF - NHOe tickets VIII be
sent ior l25 dollars; shares ia proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-30

KY virtue o. Deed % Trust, executed by VIM. Mar
ID and Eenry krso hcsrias date Aprit eth Is47
a.d recorded 80 Iietk's p4ce The Cour1y Count
Of Marsha county. deed hook No. 8. page = sha l.
ooF iday, -ith day OF December next proceed to
sell GA TIE premises certain tFact Of Land sna. I'd on
Bags Kuu, tuosssld rountg OF Marshall, containing
~ actts, i6 poles aud having stean saw ii thereon
selling Trustee, shall ohi convey SUCH title az is
vested Ia me ty size deed "a .fGst.
noy3O diswa JAS ~. MeMECHEN Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-30

fTUT -uisrffr sHas ararsTs large 'Hitaa IN ~
stock of Hfak. and stationery. embracing : booze
Gas -ri. Thcafas.a Wcfcsf e siscci ,'rsols 6o,..
spf great raf'ttt afala.c aud fi1rs stationery ~
TRENTON ot 40 slu lz to- uirrlrsa t.f. s rg-'t
fHv irvtted. JOHN q. THOMPSON,
nrraz f'ritn street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-30

A meeting was held at CINCINNATI on sat
urday evening last, TO tender TO Gen isN'o'
,ui,v;ta,ion to visit tbs, city ON his way TO
Wa ,hia 'cu A coumitee was appointed
10 wait on hin ., his re-idrnce Tor te pu'-
no,.. ,f h.,r;ne the invitation, and snother to
make preparations fr his reception.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-30

Delaware Lottery. Cmss 6l
Draws December la,h. St--75 Nas ~ drawn ballots
! prize OF 4u.bOu prIzs OF 400
1 loooa ~ 3.Ueu
f.uJt 2uO go
Tickets slo certificate tscNaee Of whole tieAe.s
" III be scat for SlIi; shares IA proportion,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-30
Por the Wheeling Times

Or TIE DEATH or LITTLE ARMSTRONG GREER.
Alasi Alas and is il tue,
That hoSrsts Of the fairesi hue,
Are always ms, to FADE fron view,
10 render 10 the skies their due
Like rainbow hues, too fair, tao bright,
They return to Heaven their light
Alas alas aud is q true,
That ilfe is tut How Of tears"
ALAS Il is and ike them
As briefly flows aud disappears
The meteor life 20 moftsis given
is nothing but breath of Heaven.
Iife's emblem Is ths morning dew
That dccas the rose IA brightest dyes.
The sun "a up-tis lost 20 view
'Ii- " afled 90 the lofly skies.
'Fls thns tire vapof upward flies
A. tse ptge soul 10 Heeven " al use.
Wheeling, Nov. 2sih, lSis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-30

The steamer WIN. Penn, OWNED oy eap''
Merton. came down TO The wharf yesterday
ss neat A. a new fin. Size has a new ens'"e
end upper works, reHis &c. and looks 'iSe .
crack boat Of the first water. She IS a good
boat and hiss frs rate officers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-30

rr1OBA CCU-knoih flue loi of Lauro cera,e Chew.
4 ing Tobacco. just reGd troin Richmond. for by
noYis Nm MCKEE, south Wheeling.
- "a LBS. first quality Of French lIIJuBE PASTE,
~ - tor Coughs, Colds aud all Wrtatons Of ton.
SITS throat rec Il aud ins saie low 81
noyIs NA h. MCKEE, South Wheeling
Coal Cooking stoves.
= USF received lot Of coal eoosing stoves ai,e en-,
" sizes aud very prices. CAL and see them al
CUL9ERfsON'~ old stand,
neyli Unlon street, Wheeling
fzRATES, different sizes, sHd hollow ware DO for
- sale low by FlIOs G CULgRRTsOV
r. GPPER. Tin aud Sheet Iron wares, on hand and
~ bat sfaeiufed 20 order, tbs most reasonable
terms wholesale aud retail ~
novl4 THOS G. CITTRrRYsoN
Russia irol Crates and Tenders.
fsgfi UNDERSIGNED SAIL continues the nsnp,aet,t ~
~ taos. atice s, which can't he beat IN caring sloot
ehInlHeyr OF hee.ing room.
navi4 TH9S @ cIif ReRrsoN
Mershull aad ohio Turnpike Campanv
FF9HE subscribers To the capital stock Of I'm, ro
N h@ ass heftay notiied that an iistalHrnt ~,
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