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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-01
FOR THE LADIES.
OfFicE oFTHESTREET CoMM,.s,.srp

City OF Wheeling, 2Slh March. 1878
= RcPoSALS viii he received until the e,h d.,
- Arti next. for FURNISHING lime stone t,.I =, 80.
~ 800, nis,adat'i@ihs Nam street in the 5h wsrd:
A." maj part OF Man street in the l,t war. ,a,,, =,
Norm street. The quantity required IN ill., Nh u.,i
nisl le hom louO To 1910 pereaes, aud in Tie III NJ
rom iS"oi 10 1900 lercies. The propositions n, 80
required. "e ''e' Is
iioposais WI ais he received urtil the same time far
paving on psTIs oi the same street, with river reL,, ~
'e usual SIZE a"d quality. Propositions 10 STATE The
price Hsr square yard, all material being nurni.b.i \, -
c, n racior. y! 1he
any tIriher information desired can r, o,t.in.lra,n
M "a "' su"seipef' JOHN G~lLCHkIsr.
street Commissioner
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III ne" Romance frots the aiyane. shse,.,,
he laws .dt'ol, olly - eis.-rhe secret Ben Of
nae Nes4e, or tue MndatgLt I{eskan,..
'eta 4dIior n Toe White Wolf iAui
GO nauce. loom a prize
. nst'5 "a s2y' or the Stride Of Baena VISTA.
S"H aad AHeai NEW supply.
LANES NaIoaai Mz.azlne n,r A,rl
90 do Just reed Al
A.. - Itinerary De-,
NolII Main street.
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MARRIED.

b' Rev. II Il. Weed Oh the 9Th ult.. Mn
uko " M'CANN TO Miss MARGARET AARry
Ash the same on ,hr IAN nj As
SAN b. Mason To Miss EMILY M,n,e -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-01
IDD RBLs Whiting for sac low w
April Pryor NuLt~

i"' April PRYoRSP,ULr.
!, ear'oys oa vnroiI for sale by
- APtl Favor d AUL
IN Bases Genuine CASTLE soao. reed and for sale BY
A"l fRNoR a PNDLL.
Beg Bi.ek Pepper jas, rec'd an IL sal,'y
~ AMI PRYOR a PAUL..
, , Bars ,l.piee reed and for ssle hy
~ Aprl PRYOR n rAuLt~
"a cases Canpbei's orange slei ac Just rerd and
4S for ss e ~ PRYOR a FAULL.
GOLD WATCHES.
lust reed a nrw supply Of
) Fine fui jswelied gobd lever vsiehe,.
DO do DO Lades d. R;suop.
Apr2 No lS2 Nam u.
Pencil Leads. I Js:i p .s'' Jsss.s 3" i F.at'i fs.1 Gf
Aprl JOHN BISHOP.
Miniature cases. Of Cola I'D q :. Mpois,
ture cases. April JoHN BISHOP.
Gold Pens. G Gsaid p i.,. aa'i to > %s% c ,s' 2 Tss se'd
Apr JOHN BISHOP.
Gold Spectacles. s ) .sas s,'S with Ss i OF @G 4!
Apr John BISHOP.
AVA lows Song, or voices from the SPIRIT Land For
sale at WAkEMAN'S.
ooo BBI.s Logwood, 100 csss. 10. just reed and
~Vv for aeb by PRYOR & PAUL..
IA BBL.s C%smwooi, so do fustie; reed and for
seD sale by PRYoN n . AULL.
an CASKS Winters Sperm OH, warranted pure,
~ for sale low by PRYOR & PAUL..
e. HHps y. O. suGAR,( new crops
OD 900 Bills. Moiasses, Is TIefees Rice,
% Bags Pepper, 10 bsgs Fimento,
m u,yas 1 an,nux inst rpretve1 aud tf sale bN
Feh. 10 LIST, OWEL * co.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
SELBY. SWEARiNGEN & AGNEW,
aljoinia. the Merchants & Mechanics Bank.
Monroe ST. Wheeling, Va.
are now opening a very large aud most desirable stock
ofFsuey and staple Day Cons, bought al the present
very reduced prices, CONFUSING. a general st"ck AID
variety oi such sess0ussle goods as aye necessary To
compete i fun siork, and they are pfeP,red /. sell them
on such terms for cash and TO gooi prompt men, as viii
prese 4 great IN iuccnehls to the Closest buyers.
March %. LIS.
ga, rs Fancy rrnr. 80 p. liae erd ors7-e 10
f'' go Merrinac do 80 do Bl 4 and white do
Reed tns day at ssLaY, Aasrw d sNrAssSors's,
mr. 81 Monroe 81.
e. SALES : I Brown Muslin,
30 40 = Do do DO
4oo ps Bieached d,
Just recdby ssLBy, AGSEw & SwEaRiSGEs.
mf %
IN PIECES Beacaed Drllings,
- co do Brown do Just re'd by
mr. 30 SyLBY, AGSEw a. SyE ,RIsGEs.
90 PIECES L. Biea. sheetIIs,
~ 10 do IUi do do
40 dc 81 10 DO. Just opened at
mr3o SRLsY, AesEw & swEARISaES.
ONO PIECES Ticking.
wv 40 do Osnahurgs,
100 do cord cainbricS,
60 DO Blk do Just received by
mr. 81 SELBy, AGSEw 4 SwEARiNaKN.
Onn r. rantaioonries of various kinds now rec'ng by
~oo mr. 81 SELBy, A.NEw & SwEARIsars.
.)n PIECES Satinctts,
~ - do Twcens,
u do kentucky Jeans, Just reed his day by
mr3l SELBy, A8NEw q SSEARISGLS.
An PIECES Rfk Alpaca,
~ "a do Fancy ds
LOO do Gin.iaIns do, for sale by
mr3l SELBy. ASSEw & SwEARiSoES.
TsON'r read it. hut 30 and tell IL To the world. that
~ WAKgaAN has this day received The Seven Cari.
tai Sins, the lille of a new novel by Eugene Sur. Also
Jack Tier, or the Florida Reef; a new novel by J +
Cooper.
christopher Tadpole. by Aitert Smith.
Mysteries OF Old London. by 6 " Reynolds.
Reed this day Al WAkEMANS Literary depot,
mr. n No III Main street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-01
WHEELING coTToN MILLS

~HE WHEELING COTTt FACTORY 10 now
i III operation sud prcnared TO furnish
BROWN SHEETINGS. wARPs,
COrTON YARNS. and BATTING,
Merchants are respectfully invited To call and examine
their Goods, or send their orders. which win meet
prompt attention Offce at the Factory on Fourth st.
Jan q SAM. OFT supt.
II PWeaversw wanted at the FACTORY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-01

.)n PIECES Saiinetts,
~ IL do Twcens,
% do Kentucky Jeans, jus, reed / his day by
mr. II SELBy, AUNEw & SNEARISGES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-01
PULL IL LIP BY TIE ROOT.

Father here is dock said Thomas as he
was at work with his father in the Garden
shall cut it off close to the raol?'
NO" replied has Father, That will not
do; have cut il up myself many times, but
Il grows again stronger than ever. Pull it
up y The root, tor nothing else Will Kill
it.
Thomas pulled again and again at the dock,
but the root was very deep IN the ground.
and he could not stir It from It's place; 50 he
asked his Father 10 come and help him, and
bis sher went and soon pulled up.
This dock root, thomas, said his Father
(which is an evil aud ias. grown weed ina
garden, puts me IN mind OF tic evil things
that grow 80 fast il the hearts Of children.
bad passion even when found out, is hard
10 be removed, II is no use 10 trlfe with it
there Is no way 10 overcome and destroy il,
but to pull il up by the root.
You have often seen IN our garden Tho
mas, that when the weeds allowed TO
grow, they spoil all the plants and flowers
/ that grow near them. So il is with evil pas
sious ii the heart OF child. II little boy
is i'll tempered we must not expect 10 fad
IN him good hamor, cherrluiness, and thank
lu!ne3s, and de-lre to make others happy
And ittle -lG who is Idle we need not e1-
pect to b. industrious, neat or cheerful. As
weeds inure flowers, 20 bad passions will in
good qualities. Il a child is undutliu to his
/ parents. and despises the commandments OF
God, we might as well look tor a rose or tu-
lip in bed oil nrliles, as hope 10 fiud in his
heart those grdces and good desires that we
love 10 see growing there. Now this is quite
sufficient reason why oil bad passions should
be pulled up by the root
Every bad habit, every evil passion, that
troubles you, you should Try with all your
heart and mind to come it, you should ii
possible. tear ltup. But you will ind your
own strength but weakness. and you must
apply TO that Almighty Friend who alone is
able TO strengthen and assist you. He can
take from your heart the love OF sin; and this
Is the only way 81 destroying ii, as we h.ve
destroyed the dock by pulling II up oy the
root"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-01
~<ssszsXN.
XIRGlNIA ELECTION

4 NlkuiNlN ElgECtlg
4 Brook and Hancock counties have elected
De Camp, loco foco.
j Tyler ard Wetzcl-Boyers loco foco.
Wood and Riichie-A loco ioco, whig
loss
J 8erk'ty-Faulkner and Boak, wings elect
led.
/ Aerandrid.-Smilh, whig, elected.
Observation-Disclosures and Thompson e.
lecird.
Fdirdr.-Whig elected.
Fauquier and Rector, loco iocos
elected
HcHrico.-Lancaster, wing, elected. Peters
burgh, Syme, whig, elected.
1 RichmsHd.-Mayo, wing elected.
! Chesterfield. jones, loco foco. elected
| observation-disclosures, loco ioco, elected.
HaHorer.-Darracott, whig, elected
Gsllsher. whig is reelected TO the Senate
| in the Frederick Co District
We are in receipt OF the New Orleans Pic
ayune Of April 81.
There had been 10 arrival from Vera Cruz
up 10 that date.
Great preparations are in progress at New
)rleaus to give grand reception to General
scott. Oh his return from Mexico.
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Washington, April %, 1913.
IN SEN NATE

number oi petitions were presented.
a report was received from the Land Office
OF the permits issued under the Florida armed
occupation act
Mir. Badger, from the committee on the Ju-
liciary, reported bill, authorizing Notaries
Public TO administer oalts or aflrmations,
aud 10 take acknowledgements IN certain cases.
On motion Of Mr.. fearce the bi | TO pav
Alabe anna interest on the money advanced bv
that State, during the Creek hosuli!ies. was
taken up.
Mr.. p offered an amendment making the
p inciple general.
/ Alter br eli debate, the bill was laid aside
! informally.
| Mir. Johnson. Of louisiana offered reso-
| luton calling on the Secretary OF the Treasury
Tor information In regard to The value OF
sugar imported last year.
| The bill to punches the bridge over the
Eastern Branch OF the Potomac, was taken up
and passed-yess % nays -
Mr. Johnson, oi MARYLAND, offered reso-
4 luton, calling on the President for inlorma-
! ton whether any officer was now in Military
service, whose nomination had not been sent
TO the Senate for confirmation and il so. why
was il not sent in. (Ihis lefers 10 General
Pillow.)
| Inc resolution was laid over.
The California claims bill was then, on
motion OF Mr.. Cass, taken up.
Mr.. Clayton in lis favor, and contended,
that Congress had the power, under tho Con
stituion, las was proposed To be done in Ibis
bll) to appoint commissioners to settle the ir
claims.
Mr. Badger followed and defended the bill
with much ability. He quoted various pre-
cedents showing similar appointments BY
Congress.
| The debate was continued by Messrs Bad
ger, Calhoun, Clayton, Cas-, Jefferson, Davis /,
Westcott, Underwood.
Mr. Masons amendment was finally reject
ed by Is yeas to 20 nays. The bill was then
read third time aud passed.
| On motion OF Mr. Foote, the Senate went
into executive session and took up the case of
Mir Nugent, and after ordering his discharge
adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
On motion OF Mr. Rockwell. The House
went into Committee OF the Whole (Mf Col
lamer in the chair and took up the private
calendar bills, which occupied the greater
part OF the session.
A variety OF bills were considered by the
Committee. until its rising, when certain oil
them were passed.
The Committee then made sundry reports,
which were duly referred.
Mr. Gregory, from the Committee on Ac-
counts, submitted resolution providing that
the binding of public documents lie let out
upon contract; which being passed, the House
adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-01

The Princess de JoinuiHe and TIE Queen Of
Portugal. The Princess de Joinyille, dat gh-
ter OF The Emperor Of Brazil, and her sister
Donna Maria, Queen OF Portugal had not seen
each other lrom their infancy until since the
recent downfall OF the Orleans family in
France The Prince aud Princess. finding
themselves IN the Mediterranean, at mo-
men, when prudence did mol ad.ni. OF ,h-lr
returning 10 France, naturally bath1ught
themselves o! their sister, who had been Tor
years struggling with the tolls OF sus aiming a
lettering government at Lisboa. They arriv-
ed a Lisbon without any previous Announce
ment, their arrival was heraided by no dis
charge OF artillery, and they proceeded on loot
TO the palace. THey we've oi course cordial
~ received button the following day they
took their departure Tor England, whore they
arrived previous 10 our late advices. The
news OF the French revoluti ~ had produced
much excitement al Lisbon, being received
with sccIamauons uy;he MigueIies and
Septembrls's, aud with apprehension by the
RoyalIss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-01
TRIPLES.


How is il. DER he strongest mind,
That trifles bold such sway
A word-nay, cen look unkind,
May darken all liie's day.
Oh ia this world OF daily care.
The thousand that have erred,
Can any hardships better bear
Than they can bear VOID.
The man who with heroic heart
Can stern misfortune meet,
Unflinchingly perform his part.
And struggle 'gainst defeat,
With faith unaltered-yet can lose
His temper cen for aughi,
Which falls not a. bis would chose,
Or prove not what be sought.
And woman can forgive wrong
Which cas- her Oh the Norli,
Far better than forgive the tongue
That may some sneer have hdI.ed2
A thousand times prefer lot
As hardas want depiures,
Than leel OF think herself forgot
by one her heart dlJres.
AIS. the human mout's at fault.
Aud still by turns it cldimS
A no1leness that eau exdlt-
A llttleness that shtuesl
OF strength aud weakness still combined,
Compound OF mean aud grand
And trfles thus nd shake the mind
Give M that soul -superior power,
That conquest over late,
Which sways The weakness OF the hour,
Rules iule things Is great;
Tint iuls tn. Hutpsn waves of SfrIf.
With words aud feelings kind,
And makes the trisls OF our lille
The trlumpha OF our mind.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-01

fssass wants. Ohio. Indiana. Ds Svsfe, MI.
M Carolina, Kentucky, pbhessee. Gs.
and Florida.
He might carry Louisiana and Illinois.
VIZ Clay would carry alI that Gen. Scott
would Except New York, Penn. Ohio. Indiaa-
Tennessee and Georgia. S'me of these he
would carry against certain loco foco oaudi-
dates.
or opinion Is. then, that Gen Taylor ought
10 be the nominee, snd next to him Ger.
Scott
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-01

FIRES IN NEw oRK-Probabis Loss IF
Life Il few minutes before 4 O'Clock. on
Thursday morning fire broke out in the third
story of the large iug and chemical store OF
Messrs Morton & Babcock, No. l39 Maiden
lane, and burnt ii-rceiy for about hallan hour
The roof with the 3rl and 4th stories. and
their contents almost entirely destroyed, and
thr remainder OF the stock badly damaged by
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-01

The weather continues cold and frosty for
the season, putting vegetation back to great
degree. We. however. indulge the hope
that fruit is not generally injured in this vi
cinilY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-01

AFEAIrS Is ENGLAND -Tla follow
:.....,- .t......... 81 Il. -,t
."- '''''''
instant
London az thl@ moment - 90 VERY agitsf'
rl state. Everybody Is tslkilg bout he
movements %. tar t'mrisis. The govern
-1t fH assured. is milking eX'Horiinar'
'iIA' Fr.l1fa'lHas. The immense s'oCk oI
guns pi-.o Hat swords which have been
teF' al i.' 'o"ef. we're yes 'eriay dlsluou'ei
a.a over Iir metropolis. IHe BANK C1si'm
u 'H-f. tN..ln2r. Pos, Oihce Somerset House
U ..'to"e' Museum. ne Palaces, and o'heF
Pi'Ho buildings. are hiled with these weapons
o. war. Nevefa regiments OF troops are or
affea i,nlmt.i'a'e,! To London'and soldiers ''e
{ ,' pc di'luolitd 81 various points having
Doll e''HaS'7 iH abundance
'H'sF Pff'au.'. are laNen w Pf'Vru' any
'-' 'A MONDAY mex. 'ls "a{ dpi'o'"'
''s-S meeting on he""lih .oi ,,','.''
80 ood ''1Ieu wa. .,o..' wv W
.7 -. " l ..,. AZ .,''t ~ '.',
lus. i"s 5s1' - W. 10 Us - ~ y,
SSi""' a'' ''a'oo 80 W - a. ~ 20
~ - 81 -,
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All f,yfl,'.-,,.,.. i,.,;i;,.,,, vii Nc s,ati,n
et an, b. br..,...s ..I ,,;'i No, nit .n,
n'r.an. a., 80 l,I - am i,Is,,i,t - r,,5s
Dir. ,,,.l h. ....s, r., ,b.. ,r,,ns u, f,si
Io,t;a,,,, r. 5.,[t,,,;o..a-i .t,t. ~ all
- ,5ar. -s,,.;.,I,. Icy 80
1a,,, !, I.,Io,,., - h,tp,h
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60, ,......'..,i.'.. XIII ~, az,
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-01

LIBERTY IN CuBA.-rhe Captain General
OF Cuba, Gen. Roncali, prohibited the sale Of
the Correo de Ultranlr, { A Paris paper which
contained the late news OF The Revolution
in France and threatened to Danish the agent
ii be sold any more numbers. lie also sun
noue.l the French Consul, and told him that
he had been informed, that several French
men had sung the Nurseries hymn in d pri
yai~ house, anI that should any OF them sIag
IL a.,aiu, he would have Them bnisleI ia
twenty tour hours-N o. La Patria.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-01
HANfGERS' OFFTCE.
r. ARMSTRONG & Co, Sols Agesu
WHEELING, Va.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR MAY.

49, - '.'" - AA.'tA+A' DAt Ahfh
Leesbur-h Lottery, Class u.
pts~ May ssih. is'' e number; y drawn ballots
'..'A' o. 5000 5000 sp!.'le''f Zoo Zoo
1850 10 .uBU
10000 900 900
iifkeE - dolls; certifcstt OF 20 whole tickets wiil
cost 30 dolls shares in proportion.
Leesburgh Lottery, Glass Is.
+. Draws May Gu, ls4s. IS numbers. 70 ballots.
3noO0 7Gos
Z 1000 10 l5oo
1900 10 " goo
Iekes 70 dolls; eedheats Of 25 whols tickets will
I cost iio dolls shares in proporti.n
Leesburgh Lottery. Class 10,
Draws May -. isfs. - nunbers-I4 ballots.
Pttze Of 10000 20 prize Of 900
i ' s.eOo 20 % . 900 900
fcsets 70 dolsi certificate 81 % whole ticket. viii
cost 40 dois shares M proportion.
Leesbu,gh Lottery, Class 20.
Draws May sotl. Is4s. IS number,-I3 BALLOT.
i'D''1e oil 9 - Sc, 10 lePr1es Of 1900
Tickets 10 dsrs; ecfi6csie of wholes will cos, $40
dolls shares in proportion.
Muuongolia Lottery. Glass II,
Draws May Oh is8s - Numters-Ie ballots
prize Of 25,ue prize Of 5000
$500 d" 5000
" 5000 10 1000
Tickets do.; certificate Of IS wholes will cost 70
dofsi shares in proportion.
Monongaia LOTTERY; Class IS:
Draws May lG, l.is' = number Lottery; - ballots.
2przes Of 1860 przess 900
" t,Ef 80 1000
" 4.ff4 - 2Js
Tickets des' certificate OF 26wh.ie tickets will
- dols shates in proportion.
Mouougalia Lottery; Class 10;
Draws May 90 lsfs--7J number L~iery; 10 ballots.
prtEeot 21TN prize Of l.763
$500 > LOCO
" 9.UUO " SEQ
Tickets dolls icae Of p whole ticksts will cost
20 do!s; shares IN proportion
Monongalia Lottery. Class 20.
Draws Nay 50, 1873. IS Number Lottery; IA Ballots
prize sf 25eoa PRIZE Of $500
! 10 0ub I" eco
] 5uoG II =" ics0
" 3Ouo 10 900
Tickets sois; 70 whole tickets cost 20 doIs
shares IL proportion.
Address your orders 10
r. Armstrong & Co., Agents
Wheeling, IA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-01

TaE PROVISIONAL GovERNMESr WEARING
0Ur.-ihe members OF the Provisional Gov
erunenl have become ten years old during The
month they have been Ia power. M Ledra
Roiiin, who ,ad d heat 81 fine black hair, is
become pegeclly grey. NJ. F,ooon has been
~ the % int OF death. NJ Louis Blanc, who
had d fresh, juyeHiie countenancr, Is no more
recognizable. NJ NJ. Lamaniue aud GARNER
Pages sptt blood. NJ CfemieuA has lust hi.
voice NJ. Msnsst seems Worn Gus with IA
ugue. In hnr, there Is only NJ Arago who
appears iounrd OF Pyreunan grIuise, who
supports the weight OF toe PtoSisIoua Gov
eminent, The weigh. OF tWo ministerial OF
fices-the direction oil ,Ae Academy OF Science
and the Observatory. lie alone -.as not quit
led hIs p0ll.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-01

In reply to the communication Of Or C d. who
has seen nj Ia address upun the subject weekly
notices DC Nanshns Vegetable Lithontriptic Mix.
ture-ihe Great American Renedy-we have only to
say that every name which has appeared IN noii
ces as giving testimony the great curative power of
this far tanned article Of Medicine, is genuine one
whatever our worthy friend may think: no fiction is
used here and il he questions one word afler this we
would ask him TO take The of any person he has
ever found mentioned, tie place of residence ami send
post psid letter 10 the person. if he does receive
satisfactory both rei aids the geuuineness of
the names given aud the character of the al
uded To- also then we VIII publish gratis his commune.
caloH setting forth aSdcation and stand convict
ed perjury. VIII ias satisfy the DOctor7 We hap.
pen to know what engaged in when We print
sneh notices. this Vegetable Lithontrip,ic doing great
good all over the country, and he the remedy
Tor All complaints as tire AreHs in this vicinity W hose
names under the Advefiseme in our paper viii
inform the Doctor Get pamphlet and read
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FOR TIE LADIES.

FOR THE LADIES
~ LLMAN e MAXWELL have just received
d. Ia 200 pairs Ladies' tine hlk Kid slippers,
l00 DO do do cola do do
$50 do do hik half Caters,
800 do do kia aud Morocco boots,
90 do do Morocco Polka d.
An of which will be sold low for cash. Ladies will
please call. Apr27
SSR. TRAFTON'S Compound Buckthorn Syrup tor
81 impurities of the blood, scroiulous Affections Salt
Rheun feiter and cntaeous diseases generally. This
Syrup justly celebrated in New England fer its eiica
cy and certainty aordng relief and health.
The most celebrated pa yscians ia N. T. and
omnIend it IN their practice.
THoS H0RNBRO0K q Co.
Ap27 General Agents in Wheeling Va.
u CASES Calico and Bingham Parasels, very
~ CAV siycs-received this dsy hy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-01

Caution to all icho don't take Newspapers
Louis PHILIPPE was in the habit Of Boosting
to hls friends, tive believe he did SO 10 Gen.
Cass while the later wa, Minister IN Paris
that Tor the La sNleenOt seventeen year, he
had never read a newspaper, That Was IRE
ciset his mistake, or ROYALTY would not have
made exit in hackney co4ch.-Hal he
Rad The daily prints altentiveiy, h. would
not have committed such bunders. The
present Governors OF France are all more or
less connected with the pr ss--Cfemeux,
Lamartine, L-jfl Roliia, Msrrast, Emile
de Glardiu. have all been editof., So they
will not BE- likely 10 tall mo The same tnis
as their lllusllioas predecessor,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-01

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