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Sept. 8
OFFICIAL NOTICE.
"WAR DEPARTMENT,

"WAR DEPARTMENT,
''Adjuant Generals Office, Washington, July l. iSa6'
The very applications to the War
for the discharge of enlisted soldiers will not us HERETOFORE
allow special the applicants unless 1t may be
grant the discharge which not the case more
than in hundred times All persons applying iof
discharges hereafter will therefore please to regard this no
lice as the only which the daily duties OF this office
will permit when the application cannot be favoraby con-
sidered.
or. JONES,
"Adjutant General"
o. Applicants for discharges who .could be entitled
to land bounty, and three months pay after seryg 1s1
the full period Of their enlistment are intorsas eS
recipe their discharge from serUice by ay tauoI az
Their or their friends request that they forfeit their
claim to any bounty.
September /, lS4S,
Sept 6-d3W
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Second Despatch.

New York, Sept 6.
By returns received from your agents at Albany and
Boston, have the following results:
RUTLAND coUNTY.-Clarenden, Ira, Middletown, Paw
let Pttsfeld, Rutland Sherburne, Shrewsbury, Wells,
Caseon putne Faaav =" huooerfon and Oswe.
,559 wing. All others 992.
WINDSOR CoUNTY.--Cavendish and Chester give 23s
wing. All others sO5. Last year 3o2 whig All others
294.
WIpHAM coUNTY.-Rohingham gives 1919 whig-2o6
all others. Last year, 2lS whig-205 all others.
ADDISON coUNTY.-Middlebury Shoreham, Waybridge,
Whitney, Virgin, Vergennes, and Salisbury give 694
whg-i92 all others. Last year, 722 whg-435 all 9TH
ers.
people.
observation-disclosures of 70 members elected to Town
land. Windham and Grand Isle counties, show an in
crease of wing strength compared with last year The
most prominent changes the democratic and abol-
ton towns to free soilers.
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,-Attention, Irishn~n IIIA special meeting OF the
Repeal Confederation will be held this friday evening at
halipast o'clock the hall of the Washington Benevo
lent Society, corner Of G and 9th streets.
Members earnestly requested to be punctua in their
attendance business of Importance will be brought be-
fore the meeting
Recording Secretary Repeal CONFEDERATION
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Gen Persifor F. Smith, of the distinguished
heroes of the late war; arrived in Washington We'd
nesday evening. He will remain here several days
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Vermont Election.

ALBANY, Sept 6--lO O'Clock, p. m.
Sevenyeght towns have been heard from at this end
of the State and along the northern telegraph The rep
resentatives stand as follows:
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"R. JONES',
Valuable Farm at Trustees Sale.

D ff Eay Sa sD1'
Baddock, The subscriber trustee, win offer at public
SALE on The premises on Saturday the &sd Of September
n'''n' 'sffE 81 fo SRI Eng called
% By % so Sssss sns
celsnt meadow lands toieaby well wooded. with fine
streams OF water running through it, highly susceP
BILE OF improvement and convenient to the Georgetown and
The improvements are Portable dwelling house and
all necessary out-budings and which particular
y referred in the bill and proceedings above menoned
instruments Of one wo and three years from the day Of
sae the whole TO bear interest from the day of sale, and
chaser, with surety be approved BY tho
trustee On the ratification of the sale or sales by Mont.
payment of the whole purchase money and not before,
by good and sufficient deed 70 be executed and
chaser or property and his her, their
heirs his her, their cost the properly 10 him. her. Or
parties and OF any person or persons claiming
oy Sept pe" srwswc G' ~ JOHN BREWER, Trustee.
1C1,aE ENGLIsH g BLUE BOOK."-The Royal Kal-
| endur Tor 1913 for England Scotland Ireland, and
@
of and officers bishops, knights, barones the
customs post offices, foreign ministers residing
in England; the Queens ministers and consuls abroad,
''''"'s i1I,ess 1's nf'p1i9
Aug. 26.
FVNHE AMEHICAN LAW JOOkSNAL, publlShed
Il monthly numbers Philadelphia and Lancaster,
by association of gentlemen learned in
the law. Price "a per annum
The work may examined at the bookstore of F. TAY-
LOR who viii have the numbers regularly forwarded,
strongly enveloped any in the United States
Aug 10
THO LEASE OR LET, several elegant roeaas, FUR
nshed nnf,rnshsd suitable for societies. public
painting rooms Of G. B. KING, esq., tho whole house
would be leased or let to n good tenant
Inquire of X. S. COKE IL Co., on the premises, or
C. b KING, in the adjoining house or
r. c. WEIGHTMAN, National Hotel
Aug I7-2awlmN
II ITTENHOUsE ADMINISTRATIONS avenue near
IL City Hall. Duties resumed September 4th. Insruc-
the modern languages and in drawing by Professor
Dovlliers, as heretofore.
J. E. NoURsE.
Aug. 23-2awif3w
rJ,IiE annual Treasury Reports the Csnasros an"
Navigation of the United States complete set rom
1873 IL volumes For SALE single copy only ny, on
Sept r. lhILoh
DELAWARE Collegs.-The fall session o. delaware
~ College the Goth instant boefohk cah
be had in the village for 81 so per week ,.urs
Secretary of Board
Newark August N-law3
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There can be no doubt at all that the debate the
relative to the lnsuecon OF June has had the effect
OF creating alyng point Tor parties that had been dis
persed by tue suppression OF the itself M
Maras announced from the chair OF the assembly las
evening, that the first volume the proofs would dis
uibued tins morning. aud the second the third
in lew days after Last night Maast had ofiicia
reception, aud nothing talked report, which
regarded with the visible anxiety The first vol
contains the dispositions Of Aago, OF the mem
OF the provisional governments M Careret an under
secretary oil state Care director OF the general police
NJ Aard, Chsf de Ia Sureff and their JOINT testimony
goes show that Ledru Rollin Caussdiere, and Louis
Blanc were the directors OF all the insurrectonary move
that have taken the revolution OF tebru
ary They prove NJ Caussidere have been the soul Of
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n ITTENHOUsE ACADEMY.-Indianaa avenue, near
N City Hall Duties resumed September Ath Instruc-
the modern languages and in drawing by Professor
Dovillsrs, as heretofore.
e. NOURSE.
Aug 2-2awif3w
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rJNHE AMERICAN LAW JOURNAL, published in
i monthly numbers at Philadelphia and Lancaster
Pennsylvania, by association of gentlemen learned in
the law. Price "a per annum.
The work may be examined at the bookstore Of F. TAY-
LOR, who win have the numbers regularly forwarded,
strongly enveopcd any posofce in the United States
Aug. Is
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nELAWARE Collegs.-The fall session OF Delaware
- College commences the 3Oth instant DoefohS cah
" ~ " ~ eo ~ JAMES l.. MILES,
Secretary of Board.
Newark, August N-1aw3t
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rV,IiE annual Treasury Reports ths Csnansros a"
l. Navigation of the United States, a complete set froi
1878 IL volumes. For sale, single copy only op
Sept B r. lhILoh'
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vernon in twenty-five towns
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-26
LIGHT LITERATIRE,

Ih0Ii i LII l ERA L hEI.
THE Trapper's Bride. Spirit of Adventure by the
/ author of the Fratrie Bird.
Lucy Hasmer, or the Guardian aud Ghost a tale of
Avaroe and Crime defeated BY d Thompson.
Jane Eyre, edited by Currer Bell.
Brothers and Sisters BY Fredericka Bremen
Moniezuma, the Seri, or the Revolt of the Mexitite
taeofthe last days OF Attic Dynasty, by ngralan.
Harold the last of the Saxon Kings by BuIwer
raul Perril or The adventures of New England hoy
The Mute Doctor, or the man of many names.
hinggoid Griht or tie Raitsman ofthe Susqnshanna.
The Mexican Ranchero, the Maid ofthe Chapperal
The Volunteer, or the Bride of Buena Vista
RoderIck the Rover, or the Spirit of the Wave
The Naval officer.
Annie, or the orphan girl of st, Marv,s
The " Itch of the Wave
lilas Fame. By Fanny Forester.
The Gypsy, or the Robbers of Naples
Lord Elwyn, or the Double Courlshiy.
The ing of the Sea.
Grace i.oveand or the Blind Mans Dream.
The Child of the the snuggcr of colonial times
The Heroine of fampico, Widfre; the Wanderer
Iourpe Zap, the MILDLY of the Macedonian.
The Pirate Queen.
The Diamond Necklace.
The Black AVGnger OF the Spanish main
Big Dick. The King of line Negroes.
The Silver ship OF Mexico.
Fanny Campbell, The Female Pirate Queen
The Sea Serpent
The Red AVenger.
The Patrol of the mountain
l.ncelle, or feang iroqueis
Bonhed or The outlaw ofthe Bermrdas
Nlroqua, the flower of the Ottawas:
Olph or The Wreckers OF the Isle of Shoals;
The surf Skin, OF the Heroine OF the Il ennebec;
The Black Mendicaut;
Ihe Dancing Feather, the Amateur r reehooiers:
WIN W atch a tale of the Coast
Inc " est Point Cadet, the yaung officers bride:
Ihe Hunted Chief, or the Female kauchero;
Lisn Grafton, or the Bride of Liberty;
Grahams Magazine for August;
Ladies' National
just received at WAKEMANS Literary Depot
jy25 oliI Main street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-26

, developed than any other. II was bis love OF
economy, and his abborrence ul every thing
I like ex arrogance and yssteul expenditure.
and especially Of the public money. III mat
ter, OF this Kind he understood he was pecu-
larly rigid aud exicl; aud 1t is nov, ia these
times OF pcofljgacy anl wanto1 waste. that
the country aud the tax-paying people want
such an honest aud faithful man as General
/ TAYLOR TO muster and inspect the crew. dis
mis- the idle and useless put 1.-THE snip TO
| rights" get it ftidy before the wind; ana
with NOBLE crew. and well selected suDorji-
nsles. our noble ship o. State would soon sur
mount every obstacle. aud b. once more sale
/ ly noored in the haven Of peace and prosper
lily.
The Baltimore Convention speak, IN their
resolutions, with great exultation oil their
Mexican war and their Mexican peacs. And
what have we got By the one or by the other
/ This war las thrown this country back lul
/ hall a century. Look at its demoraizng et-
/ ecls; took what it has cost in blood and trea-
T sure. And. for all this. what have we gut
/ Moth Y; | fear worse than nothing. Sit The
pecunary cost OF this war, and It's was by
no means lis greatest cost, would not tall
shoft--pdst, present, and prospeclive-ot some
two or three hundred millions OF dollars,
Cost already incurred, say 100000, 900
Land bounties 1900, 900
Amount paid Mexico, debt and
money 100000
Addition to pension list. two
millions for seveuty-dye years 5O,OOO,OO
Standing army to defend the
northern frontier OF Mexico,
| aud maintaining our new pos
sessions there. five millions per
year for ten years $4,000 ,00C
| Increase of army, navy, &c. at
| home, five millions per onnum,
say ten years $4,000 OOC
Incidental expenses, damages, los
ses &c, to be provided tor here
after say 1000 ,OoC
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-26
,L<s<J-xeGs@N
f>C<sc 81 sAN5a@
QOsCS& @JA$
- 60
'encs Gfthc Fittsburgh Gassite
CONGRESS.

Washington, July 81, 1913.
Ssnate-Mr. Johnson, of Md, submitted a
resolution asking the President to inform The
Senate of the proceedings OF the Court OF In
quiry in the case OF Gen. Pillow. agreed TO.
Mr.. Clayton moved to take up the Bill es
ablishing territorial government. Agreed
to.
HoUsE.-Mr. Clingman offered resoiu
ton to adjourn on the 18th OF August. a
greed to-Yeas 1919, Nays 40.
message was received from the Presi
dent in reply to resolution calling for
copy of his instructions relative to the clyi
government, Of California and New Mexico.
The message was made the order of the DAY
for Thursday.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-26

A vote was taken ON the steamer Swiss
Boy, on her recent trip from st. Louis and
resulted as follows: IL the gentlemen's cabin
Taylor %, Cass II, Van Buren, 2; IN the la
dies CABIN, Taylor Z, Cass |.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-26
LlEE. LIEEm IIFEIl

a LL that man hath will lie give for h,s life so ~,
s ma recorded III the most and best Of book,
ou as we see thousands dying art und us with Consume
ana DINER pulmonary affections, are led TO douh, m,
correctness OF The above assertion especially since it j.
which always arrests those diseases
pr. Jayne's Expee'oran never fails to give relief
au cures aile every other means have failed This can
be aud has besn proved thousands of ins,ances s
u mas ELECTED radical cures, after the patient had been
gwen up by all his friends and physicians.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-26
HOPPING COUGH AND cnorp

TO PARENTS-Jayues Fxp,.,o,,,, -
sepon tne nosi Vtaa'te preparation N ,.e ~, ~
oIe diseases II converts liooping Cough ma ~
ana uaclSh'e disease, and slortens ia da,s.i 'e
than one half and produces certain ~, u'aiioh more
from nan 'ooae tea spoonful viii csrfsiIy
Nr"uP ~ hah's ana ng cai'dTeit n haf IN i,,
s""ray ~ always keeping hand ready for
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-26
FOR PRESIDENT
GEN. ZACHARY TAYLOR
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
WILLARD FILLMORE
STATE ELEcToRs

STATE ELTcroRs.
John ]. Jones. isle o Wight.
. G w Boiling, Petersburg
81 ? Irving Cumberland
4JK Irving Lynchburg.
3 w Martin, Franklin.
Benz ]. Barbour OF Orange
Z Robt Is Scott, Fauquiet.
SIT Garrett, Westmoreland:
q Jnbn 4. Meredith, Richmond CITY,
10 Robt Saunders, Williamsour5a'
IL A Hunter, jefferson,
II A IL Il Stuart, Augusta.
IL S MeD Moore, Rochbrige.
II CouuaAy i Trigg, Washington.
Is G W Summers, hanawho.
l6 q D Camden. Harrison.
II f II Peirpon;, Marion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-26
Messrs Thayer 4 Sou, ioosick Falls N Y sends Ia
Or q Z Vaughn IN u letter, the following testimony:

Or q Naushn in letter. the follow ing testimony:
~ , Hoosick Falls, March 10, ls47
10 Dr Nsugin--l feel II duty owe 10 Won 10 rnake
tins statement, thinking other persons an &c,
may read, aud hnd relief through the same srra In
Apl last was attacked with nanaiory rheumatism
SO that was perfectly bel less .nprie Ia three nh,
scias aud ater remaining under their care for abon,
SIX WeeAs and all the time growin worse they der,
dea liat was afflicted with the drapsy on The hes,
anu amer trying every experne and xhausino
neSis IA 'hei power they declared my case incurabe
e,u sa.cd a' could i've but very few days at most
About that time my friends saw your VeoetabIe ;,I
rle MiNture advertised in the papers, they procured
me bo1iie w'ch seemed 10 relieve me | have since
taken i've bottles and now my health il restored 80
enjoy excellent health. FINTPa u tu'E go"
nat more evidence do you want that this erea ,rti
gents IN ths paper undo the great Amer,can pe,na
Get book. 'ei"suy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-26

We are indebted to MIR. Heniord, the obi
cling clerk OF The steamer Swiss Boy. for late
St. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati papers,
for which he has our thanks.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-26

Dyspepsia is the hane of many mans eYis,.n ~,
tongue can describe the suifernes caused by ms &
my disease IL units man for his station In mo ,v,
CT II may be- aud makes him feel a though he ,,o4
rather moi exist than endure such misery yct ,1
snherlhss are produced IN the FIST place nv Scr,.
nent OF the stomach, and il This were nI.t v I,' ~
Fahnes0ck's Ami Bilious Pills the bns,ai, i"s a
dy aud sure relief obtained "u spec
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-26
STEAMBOAT REGISTER
REPORTED RY {. II Berry

REPORTED ny Z. u BEhRf
ARRIVALS Ann DEPARTURES
If Bouts for the last hours niins yeSter
lay at A o'clock, p. ".
ARRIVED.
Lewis Wetzel, Thompson, Cincinnati,
Rio Grande, Conley, 6
Cinderella, Calhoun. Pittsburgh,
Farmount, Ebbert,
Hudson, Poe
Swiss Boy, Davidson. st Louis,
Virginia, Dawson, Seubenville,
DEBATED.
Lewis Wetzel. Thompson, Pittsburgh,
Cinderella. Calhoun, g
Swiss Boy, Davidson, &c
Rio Grande, Conley,
Farmount, Ebbert, Cincinnati,
Palo Alto, Mcdonald. 6
Diligence, Morley, g
Hudson, Poe, Bridgeport,
Virginia, Dawson; Sleubnville,
4 feet inches water in the channel falling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-26

"a. Fifteen hundred per anngn
extra salary from I-i2 80 1881.
nearly II year- paid iu 1881
i.atiJus-teu uuans per day, at
~ cents AiJr BET Nesu 9 aud
10 wears
81. Fifteen hundred dollars per
anuum extra salary from 1921
30 1881. about ten years, bling
part Of The pb1rs Is gsnrs
Itn. Specific charges for ~ days
OF iheubove time, al S. per day
accents mileage. in attending OF
Indian treaties. at Washington
to settle his own account, and
for extra pay as ebove, prepa-
ring an Indian code &c, being
upward OF Sl6 per day for the
time specified as above.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-26
BOWEL AND SUMMER coup1 ,,>,.r

Or. AfNe, No. Sonth THIRD Sir,rt - -
sSataee thai has Carmiaalye BassIn WIN c1 10
., o",tv, efahps, GRIPPING P&ins. Chuler. Nopr
summer COMPLAINT, and office defsnreu,e,ts =
IA ~a Novels IA niHety-nine cases uut or " ~ ~
by any other neams 1000 "a" he eieeted
~ seNttenely pleasant, and children ne fond n, /,
IL Is equally eieciua for adults a. fr btpq ~ ~
wi's lhe directions are follow and a cure i, ny, a'iu
Ted me money VIII be eheeriuiIy retarneJ ~, s.ifs
and 80 cts per bottle ihce -
ANOTHER PHYSICIANS OPINION
Jayne's Medicines has recently been rr,t % ~
physician OF high standing ia isnder,ae ca ,."i
sipp under date OF august ., lsia. 49, ''sS's
- 'ayhe-Ae e sill ain ultimately arsa,t,,l
Wlth some OF your preparations. and can safsN -,
uiehI ,hen, Aouf ESPectorant and Cartni,'f,, ~,
49,, us'H extensively 4" ny own pfaclIse and
stale uhA'silatlhsy that have used n, aftir ~ u
pihauph OF medicines Ihat have teiirr an -, til'
purpose .'i winch They were eartd than nv, I ~
w w JoHNsoN, 81. D., Laulerdaie ~, u I've
Prepared only hy Dr. d. Jayne Phila ieieti ed,s
on ageacy by BRENTLlNGER Z, ''a' ana sold
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-26
ANOfHER PHYSICIANS op,vIoN
Su1ar. N.l.

II llo-sleals New Orleans SusaI
Nafniis Loaf sugar
u barrels New Orletis Molasses
10 do sasar house 10 4.
CASKS Bcaudy
do Port wiue
: do Holland Gin for sale Ly
BLACK KNOX.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-26

Od lick' he trusted would non make his
lst OF dfones aHd cormonnts ''snall By De.
l.sress, aoi beautifully less" tor. il there wa,
ANY one lEait IL hls character more strongly
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-26

Tbs PREsIDgNCY-A STEAMBOAT yoTE.-A
register OF vote for the Presidency, taken ON
the steamer Fairmount Oh her passage from
Cincinnati to Pittsburgh, Jaly, 10, 1913. has
been furnished us The name OF each person
is recorded, and all are legal voters. The fol-
lowing is the result:
For Taylor rs
6 Cass 81
g Van Buren, 4
q Ml.ean
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-26

TUi : SIN tAIET CAIS-Ius,
teceN-d snpPil OF auY's SIX Csd-t Cans a t.y al
hdi emu CAP Establishment, 'H", ~ .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-26

Saddles, Brides, Harness. &c.
general assortment, fol sale low at the old stand.
Jyli JOHN kNOrE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-26

HI stc1
salu 10 DC allowed y -N' Oa'-
noun ~ slA se''s '''e' ''o was o0'
n % oulce' ~ no .a.o15 MART
10y "'h' ~ 49, 49, 10 - t'>
y en- O'aoeu III sup9'q '0H' az
couuls
Fl ~ nv "af ; 4" % per udy
per hi''r' ~ ~ co i1,t 't,a''cs
| a, &c '''e' OF o. y, Mary >
lo40) 9'al'ia" Hi'' oauI' dc
o. ~ 't'i ' ~ me iil MUG ana i'se
menus ~ " ~ '"1 W 'uo's' "c'
' -a, H. ~ = a. S IS t''' 49, 80
G.. .,..'.,II...ii5 -
;"'7'Is9' i''e > ' I''u ~ ~ ~.
80 N,'@ ~, ltl,. ,',1
~ N''''7 . '''' y ''' ''N
=, 49, ..;la.a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-26

2 0''f 10 =
From October 9. 1913, to May %,
lS23, % years. ten ratlons per
day, 60 cents each.)
From October ., 1913, to July 81,
1881, $1,000 per annum extra
salary
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-26

szszas SOFT HAlS.-SOFrS.
kgE,N.[ JnW Received froh;New York 10 do,
feSsssH pr and Black SON Hats and ia, 81, a
ENl8 SD hAktER's Hal aad Cea fstal,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-26

Sohs ot TEMPERANCE.-A work the order o
= The Sons of Temperance describing it's orig IN bisto
ry secrets objections, designs and influence coinprisn
ui ond authentic history of this institution from IL
origin to the present time. Price Is cents For safe h,
jyl9 THOS. HORNBROoK & co, Monroe 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-26

$3.50
26U5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-26
INSTRUCTIONS IN FRENCH

Z AIDES EIn TIES AND BUsKiNs.-Jnst rece,y.
III ed from Philadelphia
TRUNK Ladies Spring Heel KID Ties;
do do do do Buskins
Also, fresh assortment OF Misses black and eolorca
kid Ties aud Buskius, for sale hy
Iyls MCLALLEN, KNOX co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-26

]" s|TtUWITY,
H. JONES, Adjutant General.
"To DE Hon. A STEWART, House u Rspres-
eatairf,, Washington.
This So 80 was 10 ai gudes-dsgoons
ulal.cg-nen &c; bur, hy examination Of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-26

EjV NottS large lot, very cheap,
'' jyl4 JOHN kNOTE
-,
Wagon u Plough Gears, for FORA. ssl s ,os.
Jyi4 JOHN KNOTE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-26

Trunl-c A general assortment, for sale low.
Jyl} JOHN kNOTE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-26

| oct pair of gold spectacles dropped on the
'WS'' pavement some place between John McIure's
snd Rohbs Book store, liberal reward VIII he given If
delivered TO me at j. I'm M'Lure's. JANE McLuRE.
July 10Th, 1873.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-26

ETLY NECK NETS.-We this morning received
4 variety of lily neck nets. Call and them before
they all sold. NiCOLL K CARR,
jy25 103, Main streat.