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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-30
From the Baltimore Patriot.
MR.. SECRETARY BUCHANAN ON THE
STUMP

The administration has become desperate.
The result oil the Pcnnsy loenia election has
deprived it OF all sense o. propnely Nh
Vice President Dallas sunk his official dignity
BY entering personally into the electioneering
canvass; aud now that il is over, Mr. Secfe-
tary Buchanan has stepped down from the
prophecies which belong TO his position, ss
the chief OF the Presidents Cabinet. and has
taken the stump.
This display of official degradation was
made, IS noticed yesterday in our Wa shinatou
letter, at Locoioco meeting in Washington
city, on Friday night last, when, in their des
pair at the, TO them, appalling news iron
Pennsy lvania they called upon Mr.. Buchan-
an at his lodgings, to speak To them words OF
comfort and encouragement OF what Mr..
Buchanan said on that occasion, il is ogly
necessary 10 remark, that whilst he avoided
all allusion 10 hose great questions " hich 50
interest his own State OF Pennsylvsnia, he
undertook to gloriiy the party Tor the acquisi-
tons that had been made OF territory and tu
introduce the name OF Gen Taylor, in a spi.
rit which Mrs. Candor would have euvied. 80
pfoluse was its professions OF tlirness, ana
so WHY did il hint al what il did not dare to
charge.
Tie National Inteligencer. in some remarks
upon this effort OF the Secretary OF State,
supplies u, with the following reminiscence
Ia one respect this proceeding OF the Score
,aTy OF State Is, 80 lar as we remember.
without precedent aud without parallel
Mr.. Cass, when Secretary OF War TO Gen.
Jackson, published, we have already remark
ed, ali eieclioneering attack on the Supreme
Court for ITS decision IN The controversy be
tween the Stat OF Georgia and the Cherokee
nation aud Mr.. Forsyth, when Secretary oi
State to Mr. Van Buren, moved from his pro-
pretty by the distressed condition OF his chiei,
addressed an eieouonec rng letter 10 the peO-
pie OF Georgia. And Other memo ers OF Alr.
Van Buren's Cabinet Iulerered, as hr himself
did, BY letters, with popular elections, Il
WAS reserved Tor The preseu Secretary OF State
to 80 step, or rather stride, iurIher, and 10
furnish IA his own example the FIRST instance
ia which member Of The Cabinet has made
speech in ar 10 the street, eXpressl, aud
merely on The general sublecI OF a Piesidrn-
.ldl election. ais position must have seem
ed picturesque al least 10 every spectator y ho
happened 10 rccollrCt that, when inenbf.
OF The House OF Representatives,, he had ex-
cioimed Docs not tine gentleman knoN ihal
when man l. oFCe appointed To office all
The selfish passion uI his nature are enlisted
Tor The purpose Of retaining III The oihce-
holders are the ENLISTED sUL4llls of tie "A.
ministration by whicu They a'r sustained"
Having thus, out OF his own mouth, con.
vieted him OF what Mr. Buchanan ought a.
be ashamed 10 have committed, The lnir l.
queer goe, on TO remark. as follows, upon
~ hal he said about Gen. Taylor. We cal
attention 10 the statements and commentafle,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-30
nr,.r.l .n,ni.. nrar N. lca,s. Obi. day

employed iuruiag over The leaves 81 hIs Day
bHuk
"Ciu YOU te,l me" continued he 1T me
Queen's encr1acmmrnj has ;.ksu placer
Some sly shc'- encr'ar0iss ~, tHe u"e'
said the clerk. looking pleasantly o. we o'd
lady, sud eyileutly rirascd with his own
smartn s.
Tia, isu'tpossible' responded d. cenera-
BILE dame; "but,' Sold Size 10 herself, how
could he be expectr. io know about s1ch
things and yet there u no reason why ne
shouldn't for all the bars 10 scieGCr. 'noldmy
and them things j. let down now a-ddy-, aud
natur is shown all uudressed. Ike = puppct
show. sixpsuCe sight-"Good morning sir.
said ,he rs he brwci her out-and She pass
"a down The stairs. Der mind grusping the
manifold subjects 81 llc telegraph. Qucen
and facilities in science, and becoming oblivi-
uu, in lac-B1ston Pust.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-30
THE LINSLEY INSTITUTE.

THE WINTER SESSION will commence on the r..
day OF November. The fimcip pal has secured ina
services of Messrs. Moons aud Tom ht. orues ass.
ianis' who are aoth graduates OF our hest Co,
'eses' ana wen known as ahe and faithful Teachers lie
has also engaged Air. = u UlendenIing erntie's, -,
slmilar character aud standing as Teacher 10 takc
charge o' The Primary Department The Prucipal
himself Is uniformly IN attendance and enln,ovei IN,
giving instruction during school hours.
TEAMS
Primary Department soto , 10 nor ,r.,,ox
i.1siish lrpatl Lever branches, s3f0s
Higher Bfznches and Mathematics. S5tuG
Classical benauuonf, S6Ios
iht eontsr Of studes is rH08uCcit and confines as
faf d. may he desired by CLASS. No scholar rer,i,
t'f d less iihe tal aquaTer, nor Guy allowance ust
ihL .os' tiAe. except in peculiar cases
MI. y .. Stone, distinguished Teacher OF Vocal
'usl mas ae4 ENGAGED 10 give lessons IN institute
az Nrtf slu extra cha 20 each punt NJ m mag ,ot,'
a ~ l''' NA-a 70 INNS arrangement TIM Principal Al.
tash's i'Nea importance aHd has himself incurred con-
siaeiaHe expense % elect It. 10 those d.sirg "a i
soils @i'i asl Dc gwen, 49,
ln Gerhan, hy hev. r.. Zimutfmsi,,
IA fte1eh, by Nous. J. Clapui-
'u'it--"AN" JOHN W. SCOTT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-30

Tie intelligence by ths Eurpl 'rsres ro
doubt Of ihe existence Of the ohocra IN Eng
laisl: but il is apparently much lrss fatal
than on It's former visit
lamarine is ogain rising in estimation ~
France. oul is .pokeo Of by many a. rres'-
dent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-30
4 FARM For SALE.

fEIIE subscriber purposes sell The farm on which he
now resides, lying the head waters 81 Little
Wheeling Creek OHIO county, atont half mile rom
tbe aiioual Road three OuFths of fss from WIN
Ghmare's Mill The Farm contains if~ acres, on
which IS good frame Dwelling House and good frame
barn aui she'd 20 feet long, and excellent apple
orchard There shout Is i20 acres cleared, with
suic qUai ttF OF good meadow, aud the remain
DER Ne N.tersa. "a II "a "a = wtil " ateted Posses
stou ssou.d gge4 t5e Ia u pfii next Fer
teras agpg ise s.. seraers Fas Or Tie premises.
or John EMHEKY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-30

SIR: In reply 10 the arlicle in the Argus
have only to say was born in Ireland, and
could trace my ancestry there further than any
OF the nabobs Of this region could theirs IN
this or any other country. am but strip
ling, but there is a cause should warn the
people when the armies of the people are de-
fed. i shall, with the sling OF Truth, and
the smooth pebble OF conviction, lay that
fell destroyer low. 1t iss pity for the sheep
when so many proving wolves are around;
even the black sheep and eve lambs will not
be spared. The Argus raises the cry Of brea-
King the ranks. The rank, are all gone, or
going in favor OF Gen. Taylor, and thai you
know.
Pray, Mr.. Argus. what have the loco party
done or win dos Only get foreigners on their
side al elections, and use tuem as stepping
stones to Iaisa themselves 20 feed out OF the
public Glib. lie speaka of tampering wings.
Man, lie father OF tAe Locos said, Il must
vote for Lass, and must get all my friends
and neighbors 10 do the same" There, for
eigners, you must do the bidding of such men.
| am not quite 80 soft as to do This. No man
fnn caiole me to vote ior one. who, il elect
ed viii put my lace 10 The gnndsione aud
.ubyert the laws OF our country. Besides.
can YOU not. foreigners. arise and not be
hound down! Nc have not yet LOST our
strength or dignity, bat will show 10 coming
aces that VT know our pr, leges.
PhlLANfHRoPlST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-30
CEN. ZACHARY TAfLoh,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
WILLARD FILLMokE

SrArr ELEcToRs.
1obr J. Jones, Norfolk City
o G 5aar ". Boiling. Petersburg
= io.ecb X Irving, Lynche,urs'
: William Martin, franklin;
9 William c. Rives, Albemar'e'
: Henry T. Garrett, WestnoI 'a r;,r.
20 pnhsu Saunders, WilliamsouFgn'
~ Anatew Hunter, Jefferson
~ Asxander II. II. Stuart, Argus's'
IL Samuel McD. Moore, hS ~; ,,,op
Il Connaly +. Tigg, Wssoins'H ba
iS Gideon d. Camden, hanlson'
~ F,sncis II Peirpoiut. MaIlon.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-30

THE MARKET IN New YORK. The follow
iug article, which we fnd in the New York
sun, will enable the reader to from some idea
OF the amount OF food required ior such large
city as New York:
There are ia this ciy iour principal mar
kes, Washington, Fu.tun. Catharine aud
Centre street. that VIII comparc iasomoIy
with The best o. L1ndon or Paris, though th-y
are By no means what they might be m4dr.
la each Of these markets. every necessary and
luxury may be had, from an oyster TO d bunch
or grapes. 10 form some idea OF the business
transacted Ia these markets. one must count
The shipping that IN grrat measure supplies
ihem. Yesterday motuing there were wing
Of three PIERS OF Washington maraet tiuo
hundred and thirty river craft, sloops,
schoGners and balses. oh laden or unloading
for lhai single market. Every day III The wear
presents similar speclacles, s'roin the villages
"a the Hudson and East MYERS, the shores OF
long Island Sound and New Jersey s.ream
oi produce Is pouring in. Hay. corn, oats.
fruits OF all kinds, vegetables, porh, brrl,
mutton ana poultry, fish ami shell fish, en-
ough 20 fright en- Grahamlle. Fulton Is the
great fish market, ifom whence all Others aTe
supplied.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-30

"H's come ail TO ile I'm Ward aniy Grocery.
yAg .'. y =. now openins iy WA u ro,,el Nam
~ .-' ~ 'nfri'hs, two daqfs below tbe : 800
- ~ se's PC q h"w prepared 60 arcoli.lt.aIa,e ~
-, ia''lies with ANY ss.iee Ia ths t.soseft- ~ I'M
- lii'e a. We lowest lednrea pfie.. =. h., i.
~ !" r nhaefsola - ans e. tie eitY and ,so,,i.
- ~,,, RESPECTFULLY iuvi.e tine aiieniiar on et,
V''.s, lti"s prepared 10 Ter grrat induce
sAeA as sAtTonsse hin. a. H. ,,,,.i. ,t' . -,
10 seeuIe aini custom - ' anus "f'@ Nial
ss1-.e l5.1i ~iii his merits prove
- e. Ia Iurrh.ss Aoulf fsisrr ,,ax.
II W tOAELL, Mher.lns Y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-30

IyImsf, Courss The Nrw York tn
b1ne denies cmpbaurali, statement s1it To
be on tie authority 81 d uemurrauc letter.
that Han David Nilmpt has agreed To sup
Dor, the lection oil Cas- aud Butler ltadds;
Mr. Wilnut will do all that one man can 10
support The principle Of Free Soil. We say
" hat we know.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-30
STOCKING FACTORY.

John EChHARF respectfully informs his friends
aud customers that he has to the stand for
merry occupied by John Bishop. Main a., near union
where he Will keep all sorts of Stockings Shirts and
drawers, made OF the best materials. oci27
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-30
rAL Ant & DEL APLAiN
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS MEECH AVIS,
WHEELING, VA.

IHEE LiNU, ~.
~ AVE now in and offer for sale
- csses AID cases Fancy lusirc Dress Goods de-
Do BiS ,.pas.a aud lus.res. various qualities.
do Wooden Idids.
bale wooden tloskings. high colors
cases PLAID i.tnseys.
do Blue aud 70 check do
do low priced Brown ccths;
do hnc English do DO
ia English Beaver DO do
! do low priced Black do
do Fine Gu do
Truss French do d.
French Docskin Csssimeros.-several packages desi'
rahle STYLES fancy cassimeres;
French pisid vesins Cassimeres;
Many qualities PIN hk Go
do do Blse cloths;
! case MeNicsu ca.simetes. fancy styles
do heavy low priced Sattireis;
> do low priced Biz DO
several We si' varieties icy cord do
. case low priced winter Twecds; and sundry other
styles Of mems winter wear, oomhinn, very eNen-
bought most favorable terms aud To be sold by TIE
We have also just received and on hand
3 cases Plummers' Blk aud white Prints;
fsiic 4Hea S spiasaes, Ouooe., low priced
cases Rich Fancy Prints,
Rest style madden do
II cases Bleachd shrtiugs. all prices;
. do shesinss;
Heavy "a brown do
BROWN DRILLS essc Bcached suffolk Drills;
. cases Brown canton Flannel;
! do Beached do do
do colored do do
. do Printed canton iningsi
= do BIZ Csm'rics;
) bales Tieknfs. various makes;
2 do Red Flannel;
! do White do
do yellow do
do TWiied red ditto. -.
\ LARGE invoice OF winter Shaws, consisting OF ban
ket, " attic, Plain aud Embroidered bl'k cashmere
Bruusw ck and Terkerri Printed Snawis, inter Dress
Ildkfs, such a. worsted. de Lane and raw sim
50 pairs he. quality Blankets, hue, bro and grey
10 do common do do
case Berwick Tweeds. for shifting,
] do CLAY Shirtirg stripes;
> common Checks;
= de- Huer ditto;
4 large invnice 81 BIZ Fringes, very low
Al STYLES BauoHs the season, and general as
surtnent OF Taors' Trimmings. such as SIR ava Wofs
Ted straes Siufiae 2 bales canvas aud red fafdne,
sewing SIN and twist, Blk Patent Thread SIR aud
tabhy Neiveis, Coat hindiug aud cord, nix Naddhs,
: ,o5i Threads, Brown Hollands, &c, &c.
) cases Skein cotton
Heavy 40 inchtwiied Baegng;
Cotton Table Diapers, SusPendert, tonhs. rms,
Cruwlcy's Needles. Laees aud white Goods &C &C. &C
In fact being provided with FIST rate STOCK iof Any
tRKEr we are To prove to all MERCH sNlsMho
take the trouble examine, that Goods can ne Johted
in Wheeling a. simultaneously 10 tue hnNer as any
where else. TALlANI DEbAfhAiN'
Wheeling. Oct p, ISIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-30

z OCKS and I.stches. with Pearl, Mineral and Brass
La KNOBS hest quality Files. Rasps and Edge Tools
PluInhs and Levels. Broad and Hand AYES, best quality
Hand and Tenuaut Saws. four fold Rses, steel and
Steel blade Squares, for sale low by
ocf2s HENRY 7. MORRIS, Main street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-30

RIOT AND MuRDER,--Jaoo and Ma
th,as Ralph, two German draymen, killed
Joshua Eager, on the Ian INST, al 81. Louis,
while engaged in d street tight.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-30

Nix WHARToS:-l noticed an advertisement
in your paper OF the !9th, respecting the AM
ual lar or exhibition OF manufactured arl-
cies al West L5ery, on rhuulay the t2th.
attended ID lar, aud exhibited some OF the
best specimens al my hats, bat was surpf-
>ed When found the committee TO examine
the bats, vas 10 be composed OF four or five
gentlemen who had been mostly il not wholly
cnsaged III agricultural pursuits, and were ct
therefore competent ulses, do say, without
Tear OF contradiction, thai u nan to be com
peitnt judge OF hats, most be practical halter
himself, or have hid general or long expe-
aence in the business.
have been eng3ged~in the manuiacture of
bats OF every kind, guilty and description,
winch have been IN use for the last twenty
years, and think | have some knowledge Of
'ae business. ! shail therefore contend that
NY hats were emitted 10 the award.
S. AVERY.
Wheeling, Oct. 20,b. las.
ONE IU \DRED DOLLARS REWARD!
The above reward viii be paid TO any hat
ter IN this city. who will manufacture aud
complete hat in better style and workman
ship, than we can at No. 10, Monroe ST.
5. AVERY.
t. S.-Ihe hats to be sent to New York,
ami abide the decision oil committee OF lbe
0rs' hatiers in hat great emporium
Wheeling, Oct 20. 1915.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-30
HARpWARp MD CUTLERY

ENABLE Knives and Forks, Butcher knives, Pocket
4 cutlery brass candlesiicks, fine Scissors and ka
zoTs brass aud steel harel Pistols Tea trays brass ana
head -hovcis and longs, Br'ttania aud herman
SILVER Spoons Coffee Mills, Just received and Tor
sale cheap by HENRY MpkRlS,
or4oS Main street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-30
.STEA M-BOAT EFGiS1 ER

GEPURTED ny G. y RERE'. CORDAGE MANU-
FACTUgER.
ARRIVALS Asn rtPAHrt Hts
~ Bouts jor its I1,I 2 / tours eit4ise gsSter-
iag al 4 o'cloch, r. II.
ARRIVED,
Yankee. koUnlz. Pittsburgh,
Hudson, Poe,
Ludlow, Conwell,
Pacific, Campbell, Cincinnati,
Pilot No2 Harms,
Skipper, Stops.
Star, -, Sunhsh,
DEPARTED.
Cashier, Diu sou. Ciucinnaii
Yankee, kuuniz,
Pacific. Campbell Pittsburgh,
Pilot No 2, Harms, :"
Skipper, Stops,
Star. -, ..
Hud son, Poe, Sun Fish.
feet water, rising.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-30
TO THE LADIES


MI NNl-Jus' Tece we'd BY express a splendid as
spt'nehi OF hS siik Laces, an exee,ent artiri, -
~ a. - eis per I'd. Also, Thread i.sces cheaper tn
Icy gsh be made good article Tor &c per vi
~' ALEX HEYMAN
"a fLuR MEnALs-sonie very beautiful Tsyio,
- MEDALS iof sale al oetsll JAS MELIOR,S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-30
pEAp IN MIND.

That the Presidential Election IS he'ooii t,e
first Tuesday, the 7th Day oil NoNe e.'l,-1,
next. and that it lasts bot Tor one odE oi''y :
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-30

|, the steamer signitied, sir}' asked Mrs
Parlinglon al the Telegraph station.
''ies." replied the clerk, who was busily
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-30

= AZ nor openiar fr-sa ssgpiy n eight day end
% tn,riy hoar brass Clocks, aot safe eaeap.
octzs 81. s. WlCKUAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-30

IT, suust iDef - now receiving his FAN SAMMY of
- uatu"Afe, cntsTy, etc; Comprising very ss.,s.t
sHtn'c"I u goods IA 1i'e line purchase, al he i
9 as pf ses And for sale al small u.v ance ~, e
~ p.et1i' 'hen' HENRY NORRIS
MAN 81, corner Market Alley
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-30

~ IN U y > y 2
A distressing accident took place IN Albi-
nv to-day. Twrn'y-sevrn large irau plates,
forming The top Of the ss,ometer At the q $
Works. fell with tremendous crash. cover
ing thirty men under the ruins Giles Fred
eriok, of Newark, was instantly Killed, aud
several Others severely wounded
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-30
ornzACS COMING.

How that sound viii Jun along the line
from Baton Rouge 10 Washington "aen ne
ooes ON to take his seat, on the Attn oil March
next. The whole country will be a''Fe' eV-
.,y steamer viii have out It's streameTs, It's
eaas and lis banners, and well may 'hey
wave. for he will notsvelo bill ior Inc ues-
truciion of suags aud sawyers. An hunoieu
thousand people will pour into tins cry a'one'
60, he Is strong in their hearts. Flags viii
wave from every house top, and all Will hocK
"a oraso his hand. The manufacturers VIII
turn out Tor he will not veto tam pi'l-
the ladies will. be out for they honor the
brave-the farmers will be here, for he Is one
of them. All the people will flock to see
him. for he is great and unassuming and one
Of them. He is old Rough and Ready
We cut the following beautiful figure and
high compliment TO our candidate ior The
Vice Presidency from the independent Mo-
nitor," good Wing paper printed at iusca-
loosa. Alabams where itappears as editorial;
There is a structure standing on rock IN
the English channel called the Eddystone
light house. 1t lifts its lantern more than ~
feet above the high water mark, and when
storms arise, it is dashed by surges more iu-
rious that assai any other structure erected
by human hands. High up above us calm
and steady light, the angry waters shake Their
toamy names, and bending over 1t, hang sus-
PENDED in fearful liquid canopy. But when
Inc storm wnd ceases, and the vsxt waves
once more subsde, there stands the lish'-
house unframed still, and its Tranquil light
streams out calm and steady as before The
political tempest which has been 80 long ra-
ping about the head Of Mr.. Fillmore, can be
Compared, in violence, oaiy to those natural
storms which assal this celebrated tower-
The waves OF calumny and lnvecuYe nave
dashed themselves against him Ia VAN. One
after another they have fallen back lmpotent
al his feet. The storm has expended Itself
lis force is utterly exhausted--and there stands
Mr. Fillmore uninjuTed by lis rage. we are
proud OF our candidate for the Wee fresiden-
cy. Firm as the Eddystone lighthouse I'M,
preenabe as the Rock OF Gibraltar, he Is proof
against every violence-he cannot be over
thrown and be cannot be conquered
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-30

Il. F. HATcH. Prot Of Phrenology, will lee
tue this evening in the house lately occupied
bv The Protestant Methodist; tn CONNIE &C. at
Ga O'Clock. Subject Education and Sell i'm
pIovement. Come one come all And let
us see how we are progressing murallg and IN
tellecfualy A public deliueation OF charac-
ter will be givrn
Abundance ia cents.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-30

wsp, Hpe' place 10 purchase Oits i. II, -,
he ~ s'-SaPereT Spe "a oil-geuntie ~, -
Mckee. souih Kherl,n, -'e
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-30
R1Carfm

to examine well aud -ee that dc Psllot Boy
Is empf, when The voting commences Some
Cas-itrs tn some parts Tie country. m.v
attempt some cf their usual frauds. aud must
therefore I've wa'clied Attend 10 Ibis advice
aud see that IL j. uat neglected. Fortunate
Is. with lbs 10 Nuguia. there Is 20 danger OF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-30
EEteseA, vVA29.E.S.
AGENT or rue CINCINNATI TYPE FOUNDRY
And Printing Warehouse

AGENT or IliE CINCINNATI TYPE FOUNDRY
And Printing Warehouse
81 EEPS on hand, sud mana rtures 10 order nlt,i
80 every variety Of Printers Materials, Of te latest
STYLES aud most durable materials wo'csse and retail
a. Eastern prices, with avery literal discount iar CASH
PERSONS wtstins 20 purchase an Office or, .pn,cst,,
WI he nfsaed with an estimate OF the quanty and
wy oost 81 ~ ~ their stating the WORK required ~ ~
doue, thc size of tapjr uaaer.
" " @snislon Presses manufactured al this estsh
SiiieN are interior 20 aauc-s great nu-roveueut in
ius takea place ''e'' nav
rover presses made to order superior PROOF presses
1'.f "' lfuH, and en- assortment az German RI ,es
hluss "ha White Of n. y, end Z. Johnson. fhila
aeit 90" hauL Persons purchasing for cash are cs,.
''a'f invited ID cal heire pu chasing els. where
ai.99-seYetal sEeoud hand presses and second hand
'Vi''s OF Type, hut Little worn, Tor sale low oetG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-30
COOPER ToOIS

COOPER TOOLS.
a large supply of Copper Tools aud Tress Hoops
i4os Just received from Cinncinnati aud tor sale hy
vet. 2osh, leiS, SANL. NEIL.
90 - EN E9 saltihtls, ~ p's Kentucky Jeans,
w = do Mixed Tweels IS do Ptd Linseys
20 do PLAIN Liuseys received this dav hy
oct>o S&LbY, AGSEw X SwEARINGEs
~ PCS BIZ, lilue and Brown English cnih
~ DO French blk cloth, 10 ss Pilot cloth
~ - h'"N blankets 30 do Fancy ssmcre,
10 p's lik cassimeres, just received by
oel-o skLhy, AGNEW & SwEARlNeEs
> J - tin tik Alpaca, 90 ps biz Lyons cloth
az AZ do nc 1t do do Is do Gold do "
so do Fey cord do "a do esstmeres and Ia
Lanes, received this day by
oel.d sELBy, AcNEw 4 SwLARlssEN
Il ; Red Flannel - White aud yellow flannel
30 DO BRO canton do, 90 do Canton d.
~ do cold do do 10 p's blue aud green twilled
flannel. received this day by
oeis6 ssIHY, AGSEw K SwEARINerS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-30

IS soon as lhe polls oTt CI0std. kememEcr.
rcmen. thar The talbot box is your ouly
nope. Guard II with wa'thui eye. Also.
Lat NOT he Ballot Dor
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-30

Wheeling, Oct. 20, 1915.