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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-15
QUINCY oUNDRY,
CORNER OF MAIN & QUINCY STREETS,
WHEELING, VA.
HAMILTON. SANDS Il co.

Warehouse No. 4, VI nroe Street.
THE subscribers are prepared to make aud keep con
sianliy On hand at the n.ove establishments, ali kinds
OF Castings Coax ing. Franklin, Balloon, and Cannon
Stoves OF all sizes aud patterns; Hollow " are, Wagon
koIes, Plough Castings, Crates, Plat Irons, Sugar and
WASH Kettles. &c. a complete assortment. We have
ust received some splendid patterns fur " slos Crates,
The neaiest ever brought 10 Tins city. Persons who an.
tsna hiiilsihs ara respectfully requested Ia Examine them
before purchasing any other Kind. We have a large lot
al patterns iof Mil gearing, the lest IN the place. which
We wall aske To order al iise lowe si rates; a'So Thresh
ing hseitns castings. We VIII also continue 10 manu-
fAe'ufs The III lerent kinds VI iioushs conirl-ie, used ia
thn section al e"anify and warranted equal Ia any isads
IN Ihs western county, We MA warrant al Our cast
ases aud olileT work done al our establishment. Ara !,
cheap a. can lie made ~ / itt.hurgh, Cincinnati or Az,
oihsf establishment IN tlis city. Persons wishing 1.
pnfehise ANY a Is ga mar line will please alive M .e.
and -Iaialns Ter ihehisrlves.
%l HAMILTON. SANDS. L Co.
Cooking Stoves at VARIOUS Eriee. fran. n,
= 10 ~ dollar at JoIihsoAs, 1855 AauAS s,...
"s"s~'sss 10 "~A n oil or he money refunded as
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AT THE CANTON TEA STORE,
Market Square. Winding. Va.
yYRERE you may find pure teas. imported by the
~ Csmtsn Tea ompany Of New fsrs, US Chatham
aud i3 dreenw ich ste.
Reisii prices a. oiiows-snljeet in all cases 10 here
turned, II Dot approved OF ia either W weight or quantity
HF cDlHNC
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IooD Cooking Stsvef-Theye 10 nothing mere
- desirable in the way Of house furniture than a good
: sokihs sloye-there are a great many excellent stoves
of q variety OF Patterns now in use. hut we have seen
hone that appear " have so many advantages a. the air
light Continuation Stove. We advise hansekes per. 10
call aud see this stove at 3 Ion NsON'S
TN. Sheet irsn and Stove ware house, No 1871, Mar.
ket square. ..,o9
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PEKIN TEA COMPANY
Asnpstll

received are the follow ing:
Gunpuwd-r, very superior, el.5C
Impartial &c
Silver Leaf i,0C
This Tea is seldom sold even by large Dealers
owing to the sma profits on It's sale.
Young hyson. sul~Tior, 70
Do good 81
Golden Chop l,5C
This h The finest Green Tea cultivated in China.
~Gunpowder, superior IW
lm,e,ial. do. LOG
Also a large variety Of BLAcK TRAs, In a word
II You v ant the hest tea in the City, call al the sni~cri.
hers, where Yen can alw avs lie sure of getting q IuS
article frr~ih, a. We are IN receipt OF Teas = mos very
week from The largest Tea House IN the United states
RASSEfT & kOBlNS0N. South N.eeling.
For particulars see our general advertisement. ass
small bills accompanying each pack age. j
Marshall Beacon please copy. WReg
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COOKING STOVE.
ANDERSON'S PATENT
OVEN

For Usod or Coal-Summer or Winter.
H1HE suhseriLers have secured the exclusive ri la for
4 the cty ofWhselns aud county of Ohio, and are
manufacturing the above useful. eTi . dental and spien-
dia stoves of three different sizes which for neaspess and
variety IN cook ius and economy of fuel mot consuming
an"fe than cents worth of coal per day and csok fsT
"the Kind IN use. We appeai 10 our ci,ixeus aud ths
fascinating counties To a ronize The manufactures Of
.heh own raiher Than encourage those Of zinc innaii and
oshef places esp 'eiaiy when they can be better accom-
h'"dsted WIN Thai useful article Of furniture, q good, .
economical snd very cheap Csok ing Stove. sAtisfAsssry
references gwen 10 persons " to have them Ia use
nehase Also a great variety of Cook ng St"ves Adsp.
led tor Wood and coal, a genera ii xssoTtnient OF eassinrs,
c. m2 4 MATHEWS.
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ASTONISHING CURFS


W. Dosn tile celebrated Boston cracker baker, -
Nassau sirre,. Brookiyn states that his " lie las Ecu AZ
hieied with Asthms fr ~ years and could not End per
nansnt relicf from the lest medical advice which New
y orb aud BROOKLYN could produce, vas induced la tt
th, treat remedy. she Is now nearly well. is dsurl
ter. who Wa suffering rom the same disease. tried ~
and wss also cured by II. Mrs. Bond !. now 30 y ell
that she = able - riss from her led early IN the NOR.
uinx sud atienita Ter usual duti es { through the day ~ ith
out annoy anee from her distressing nialady.
iIs<EY J A. Esos. 18th street, near the Catholic Gene
nv, cane iothe sore tor the purpose ofolisining a lot
Tie - the olo-aanisn Iav'ng Leu afflicted with tsth
MA for mots tlsa 20 years. and vs. a. 80 exhausted On he
arrival that b" e"uia not speak. He purchased q hottie
and rode home. fonI days anerw ards lie wAlked IRON
his residence TO The oihoe without fatigue, a dlstanceoi
over two mis-, toi-Ii of tile wonderful relief which he
had experienced tron, a-ins about one half Of one Hottie
CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS.
Mr.. Coutosr rs White street. was so low in the
month Of II@eenler last. that he was given up by his
hssIsian. HIS friends entertained no hope ofhis reeo-
VERY. lie Wa persusdelto try the tdosaontan. aud 10
his surrrse Il has So ~ r-sior,d bin To health that he "a
now aide to walk about the sir.ets.
Mrs. ArIRtE.tte ~iGo Wm.H Auree. James liar
man. Esq ud q ". lisyes, Esq. can all hear te-iin'sny
from their owu experience of tic healing properties o
TIL, great remedy n Consumption OF the lungs.
SPLITTING BLOOD.
Mrs. Tuo-rora~r. a2 Monroe street. who had been
aud raised 10 sntitnes az hlood. was relieved by one hottie
ofths Olosoanian and declares It the greatest remedy IN
the world.
same complaint. although he was very much reduced
when he commenced iaking II, having leen under tho
care of his physician during the past winter. Although
he eourhcd constantly ana YVES very much troubled with
night swrals. two bottles Of the remedy enabled HIM To
return to his daily WORK.
Dawn iisNDrRsos. ~ Light street. George w. Bur
nett. formerly Of Newark. n. j.. Iisnry Lisbon, 100 NJ
visrston street, and numerous other persons have been
speedily and permanently cured of the same complaint
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Sign VI the Zig paulher.
HATS AND CAP s.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

NOV manufacturing 81 Joss ]. noaK', Hal ANA en-,
- STALLS htnent on tnion street. near the south snd
w. "alNe. h.ase' ftse haes HEAVIER, No ie,tra taeS
Nutria. No ! Moieskin, No SIN AZ styl. ,a..,n-,
~ general s.ssfin,ent Of common HEAVIER hats, sits
nss tnsoia Hats. Rough AID Really Has. Cla.ed hats
"eei hai', High Grow rs. Low crowns, Nid srilrs,
NAfts~ HAS. Waite. Hack sna nr>h hats, Aers'
's"iAs asd b"ys' bas sbieii ! an, d.. sfus.nsa 10 s.d
beir>As sud retail al sefy ksw priesp. ,rn 10
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Esramsnt. Berks CO. Mass Nov %, 1877.
Tie above certificate tells a simple aud truthful story
OF suffering aud relief. of which, as physician and Wit
ness IN the case, ! cheerfuiIy endorse. ia CnArA.s
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ZINE Hack elosh TafhAs. ff infaais,
. ssd ii.sa, biSes aud hrawa Flush esp.,
r"ps'"f hhs uil"d siik caps for Gents and Youths.
Pine do do Go d.
Also . stsat variety Of doth ssps for Cxsis aai
fsS1. a,sst lon ,TNeA hENki Z. " Al-fA.
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This disease is a warning from, nature, that the bio
Is in a very foul s,aie, aud that the humors are cilars
with aeefimony. Headache gives notice Of the INN
nent dai ger awaits the body; why disregard tins war
ing Of nature! do Won suppose you can cure il wi
cologne water. hay rum, ar smelling satsf Most c.
tainly not; only a symptom. an indication tlat I
nerves are icing acted OF by the fouinesr aud accrin.
ny ofihe humors. The disease itself is IN your hloo.
Waen you have the headache, do not RISK your lenn
aud life by aot needing the Warming nature is giy ing you
hut use DIR. sweetser's Panaeea freely, it viii purii,
your blood aud improve the health and circulation gen,
orally. Persons are always stronger AMER taking thai
before, as it merely removes the ir.ss from the body an,
Ienyc The uuIe hlaod reIuain-
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and told him. that from what he had learned on shore
he [Stockl could draw for money and pay the
services aud their property which had been
Commodore Stockton told him, that If he Henscy
would 70 and Com Biddle no would send his purser
Commodore Biddle could induce him give the permits
sion, that he lSocktonl would 20 Valparaiso,
other point where the money could be obtained and draw
for u on his own responsibility and all the debts which
had been contracted by his or Col. FreInons orders
Major Hensley, accompanied by Purser Speiden, wait
ed on Commodore Bidde made the request and posi-
lively refused Major Hensley then requested the Commo-
dore to draw himself and pay the debts and again
fused The Commodore thought best send the matter
home, and let Congress settle An this is difficult mat
ter for understand What motives Commodore Biddle
have in refusing permit Commodore Stockton to
da for money pay the debt contracted here, we cannot
guess.
f the proceeding of Socklo and Fremont were rregu
lar and thorzad Bddle and Keany have authorized
them and assumed the responsibility by holding the prop
erfy and the country taken by Stockton and Fremont We
have been able ascertain the difference between
the who wronguly takes property and he who wrong
fully Keeps Com. Stock ton and Col Fremont here
United States officers, and in the OF the United
States took possession of California with all It's zppur-
tenances, and the Bay OF San Francisco. They did
take for themselves for, il they had, they could and
Mould pay their debts On the contrary, when Bdde and
keamy arrived the coast they claim to be superior
United States officers, and in tho name of the United
States take all this country and property from Stockton and
Fremont but at the time refuse pay the debts
cruing ON account OF the war;
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irs, line as Igh, possible he directed that MI
baggage and knapsacks should be left behind be brou
onward to Detroit by When he in pursuiI d
Proctor the legion and the 2stb regiment had not receyI
heir baggage and psacks aud directed to wa.
day for them. They were MOI received, and We moy.I
Without them and though We We're not in the battle Wa
near aud ready support the advance had suppor
necessary. part OF General Cass's brigade was o
he field and he himself in the battle General H,
ison had entire confidence in General McArtur and Gen
ass and in regard detail for service, he treated them
With perfect justice General Macarthur. the senior WA
.ssigned 10 the separate command Of Fort Megs Thi
ave General Cass claim TO the advance when enerin
Janada and it assigned to him. Macarthur was ney
'ut in front, and took possession OF Detroit Cas- ws
aken TO the Thames aud Macarthur down the lake
Without going much into detail for letter. il ,yond
impossible give full account of the services OF Gen
;ass during the two campaigns served together but
proper say that he always performed his duty in tb
manner. have him in danger and have n.ya
snown of more COOL calm, and determined personal
courage Highly gifted he is by nature. and thoroughly
instructed by study, and by enlarged intercourse with
he world, he will be found equal to the duties and eme
encies of the most elevated station.
am, sir, with great respect, your obedient servant
TIL. 5. JESUP
The Hon. F, w BowDoN, Washington city.
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TO pERpErUATE PEACE.

LJUBBELL'S PATENT FIRE-ARMS.-This gun loads
IL at the breech the principle, regards setting
home the charge, Of loading from the muzze the differ
being that the load is required pass three inches
its rest instead of the entire length OF (nay be) moist
barrels the mechanical structure ebodes the best cien-
tc principles for this purpose AMI enables person
load and fire the gun of three hundred Zines per
hour and keep the gn clean, the load always dry make
fire, and burn the powder well, which, with the
fit of the ball. enables it also to shoot with
power and precision.
The shoots either ball and buckshot fine shot, and
is useful for both sporting and warllke purposes.
They made order, either in musket, rifle, carbne
and shotgun FORM and delivered governments ndivid
uals, organized bodies OF whose purposes
variance with the institutions laws OF the United
States.
For particulars, address, post paid,
VIM w. HUBBELL,
Aug. lift Paenlee, Philadelphia.
The subscriber has loaded and fired the in
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nv A. GREEN, .4iscksoncrr.

VALUABLE THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE AND
' LOT AT AUCTlON.-On Monday, the 9th instant, |
shall sell, the premises, at O'Clock, p. m, that hand
threestory brick house and lot situated the
side OF 18th between and being the house bult
convenient and best built houses in the city, the
terals being OF the best quality, and bui by the best
worknen and at extra price. There is fine back
building attached equally well built, and in the hand
style The house contains in all eleven good
and good basement under the whole The lot fronts %
feet inches and is 95 feet deep Any wishing
make good Investment in the purchase of good house,
in handsome and central location, will do well to attend
the sale. Title indisputablc
Terms of sale Onfourth of the purchase money cash
or the balance credit of six, twelve, and twenty Jour
months will be given purchaser giving notes. with
proved security bearing interest deed given, and a
deed oil trus. taken.
A. GREEN,
Oct 4-3teoNdsif Auctioneer
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THE UNION.
He - rs
sale Of Transport Steamers Propellers and Sail
as


Vessels.
TIME following named vessels, owned by the United
i States luarternaslers Department will be offered for
pubic asction, in the of New Orleans, the
government whaves, Third Municipality, the eighth
day IF November mert, by order of Major d. d. Tompkins,
O. M u. s
SrEANgR GEs BUrLEa-stem wheel ABS tons double
CINE, $50 horsepower; engines built by Messs nman Il
Gault, at Louisville, Ky.
STEAMER GEN. HAMgA-230 engines built by Messrs.
Yeanan az Shields Cincinnati 2O0-horse power of very
superior workmanship; wrong shafts and cranks
wheel
PRorELLER McKM-363 IONS power OF engine 100 horse
Lopers propeller; barqus rugged; engines hull, and rig
ring in good order.
PaorGLLER EuDoRA262 tons engines 100 horse power,
of superior workmanship, and in good order rugged with
three mass
PROPELLER WASHINGTON 235 tons engines 100 horse
power schooner rugged hull, rigging and machinery in
good order
PRorELLKR SECRETARY MARcY-l65 tons engine 75-hose
power hull, mac hinery, and boiler in good order
PRoPEIIER COLONEL SrANToN-IbJ tons engine rs horse
power; hull rigging, and boiler in good order.
PRoPELLER j. X. TnoMsoN-I00 IONS engine 50-horse
power.
PRopKrIR JAMES CAGEll5 tons; engine 60 horse power.
SCHOONER PIoNEgR55 well found in sails, rigging,
and ground tackle.
In addition the foregoing vessels several small propel
ers and schooners will be offered descrpt of which
may be obtained previous to the sale upon application al
the qua rtermaser's office.
Oct Sta wt3lstOc Intel ]
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The following short dialogue from the Detroit Free
Press truly illustrative OF the existing state OF things
now apparent between the two parties in this country
and so correct picture of the total want of strength OF
General Taylor in every section OF the Union, that we
transfer it TO columns with much pleasure. is said
be table, but actual occurrence at one oil the
Detroit hotels, between of the citizens OF Detroit
and travelling Albanian:
thaving become known day two ago that genuine
Taylor man from Alabama in the CITY, some hall
1ozeu ardent Taylor called upon him at his hotel
They him in the readng-room, and were introduced
him. Surprising all right, they addressed him in tone
IF voice loud enough to be heard by several good demo-
Gratis, when the following conversation took place
Detroit Well, anxious to learn our prospects in
the South The of Yancey will secure the vote
Alabama, without doubt
AiabnmI Gentlemen, you do not appear TO understand
The position Yancey The course he is taking will have
The effect bring the strength the locoocos, and IN
hat Cass will carry the State by 600 H. ma
iorty II is the thing that could have happened
TO us for Yancey take the he has
Detroit. Indeed, is that possible You have been
through several of the southern States and also Of the
northern, since the nominations, have you not
diabami. have, and acknowledge mi self greatly dis
appointed
Detroit In what way You do doubt she election
)i General Taylor, do you Z
Alabama. Gentlemen. sorry to inform you that we
going to be whipped death Gre Taylor cannot gel
ais parry vote in the South; but supposed ne would
larry than Henry Clays strength in tho North have
been through four of the northern States, and find he not
going get the party by thousands but you say here
he going make tup in the South You may as wei
andeceve yourselves shall for him. if vote alone
but can tell you it is Gen Cas- will be elected,
md by a larger majority than many now suppose.
Detroit. Good morning, sir.
ALabama Good morning, gcncmen--shoud be happy to
see you again.
The Detroit Zacharites left in bad hunor; and they
passed outside the hotel, of them remarked swell,
hose id southernes nominated Taylor and said they
could cleo, him. Now they say there is hope. Whsn
20 for a southern again. it will be after this
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The electioneering speeches OF Messrs. Choate and
Otis have not escaped us We regret that the review
which we have prepared of those obnoxious addresses
is too long to appear in this mornings paper We shall
fire into the Convey on Tuesday.
We are likewise compelled to lay the third num-
Der Of Pennsylvania" the Rogers case. The wings
will gain nothing by employing such stump speakers to
calumniae their opponent II they act, counter
act II they mne the democracs will not counermine,
but blow them sky-high at once.
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Itl having the invitation of the trustees taken charge
Of the Presbyterian high school for young ladies' in Louis
express the hope that change of location will not prevent
them from ntIus'ing their daughters her. Mrs c. has
found Louisville than she led expect and the
people jealous in the of education and she hum
trusts that the institution she is assisting may be-
come a blessing TO the community for years come
The heahness OF the city, and the easncss access
the south and southwest indicate it very
place for school high and neither pains nor
expense will be spared to place II at beside the best
the Union.
Mrs Darlington will receive limited number of board
ers, who will be as daughters in her family
Sept 00--d2m
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Dartiett Oh Certainty In Medicine, volume
I'D Dalton on Deafness and Diseases OF the Ear, volume.
An Analytical Compend Of Medical Science for the use
and examination OF Students, by John Neil and Francis
Quincy Smith, NJ D. volume
Meiggs ON Females and their Diseases 1 volume
Household Surgery, Hints ON Emergencies by j. f.
South, Surgeon to ST Thomas's Hospital, volume.
Soy the Hnman Brain, volume
Taylor Polsons in relation to Medical Jurisprudence
and Medicine, edited by Griffith, volume.
Chrstson's and Griilith's Dspensaory, volume.
Millers Principles of Surgery, volume.
McClellan's Principles of Surgery, volume.
Manuals of Blood and Urine, by Griffith Rees and Mark
wick M. d., ] volume. Gardeners Medical Chemistry,
volume.
- And many other works in the various branches
of Medicine and Surgery, just received by
Oct4 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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GALE United states Rlus<ets The sale of muske
- advertised under date OF 10th of August last take
place the first "Wednesday of October, unavoidabk
postponed The sale will take place OF the Atlantic dock
South Brooklyn opposite the city OF New York. on We'd
nesday, the first Of Move mber next, II O'Clock. They
will be sold for cash in lots exceeding 900 each.
Ordnance OFFICE, Washington, 7lh Oct. 1913.
The papers which were authorized publish the notice
ofl5h August, will publish this three times week I'LL st
OF November
Oct, S-3tawtIstN
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~PLENDID Fail md Winter Gootts,-The Subscribers
~ daily receiving full and general assortment
of the elegant French, English and India fancy goods,
well as the most complete stock OF staple and useful
tces before offered their friends having
than usual in making their selections from the
recent imporiatons of New York and Philadelphia. In
dress goods we name
rs pieces of fancy silks, styles
rs do French cash. dEcosse, very rich
80 do Scotch do very cheap
IL do black boiled erode rbines silks
10 do do plain and striped Pekin silks
10 do real French meriDos, every shade
5 do damask satin de chine, entirely new
do broche Paris alcyones, also entirely
s do satin striped vrienne do
80 do new styles moussenes de aine
Is do high colored polka musns
s do A. rich coored veves, for vses, NC.
10 do white and coored Grape shawls, very cheap
Together with general assortment every article
line. p. II. HOOE a. co.
Sept. 26-d2wif
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aooDs..rhs sab,cribs[s have JUS

HOUSEKEEPING GOODs.--The subscribers have us
IL received complete assortment OF the following afti
cies, viz:
lO-i, Iii. and l2I linen sheetiugs
II, "a, ga, and 1914 danask for table cloths
Satin damask napkins
Towellings oievery description
Table and piano covers
Cotton sheetngs, all widths
White quilts, blankets OF every quality and size
Curtain materials styles, with all the necessary
trimmings and fixtures, NC
Also, daily expected, per New York packet, imporan
additions present stock Of Bussels, tapestry and in
grain carpetings, printed druggcts, &c all of which
will be offered very low for cash, punctual dealers
Sept 30-2w =. Il. HOOE " co.
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TOR RENT and possession given the first of August,
brick house on street. between 10th and lIh Streets
win, back ki,chen-boh CONTAINING, ten rooms and a
the premises to j. j. Joyce, 1T his grocery, OF
L and 18th streets, MICH. O'BRlEN,
July 2O-eodu 18th and l.
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A CARD-The undersigned, having occasion 10 proceed
"A Kentucky Ohio, and the northwestern parts OF Viz
ginia upon legal business requiring absence of some
weeks, will have in his attend personally to any
business with whick he may he ntrusted If persons wish
to have collections made in those sections OF the country
or desire business be attended by making APP
pcaion before the 18th instant their orders and
lions will receive respectful attention
CHARLES DE SEEDING,
No. ii, Todd's Buildings, Penn. avenue
Washington Oct 8, loiS--6tif