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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26
THE LINSLEY INSTITUTE.

THE WINTER SESSION will commence on the frs
day OF Novemher. The Principal has secured iba
services of Mcssrs. MooRr and Tom, HI. torlnes assis
iauis' who are both graduates OF one OF our hes, col
ieseS' and woli known as ahie and faithful Teachers. lie
has alsp engaged AIR. :. y. Cieudenning, gentleman M
snniiar Character and standing as n Teacher. TO takr
charge OF the Primary department. The PRINCIPAL
himself is uniformly in atieudau &c, and cnn,ovpi in
giving Instruction during school hours.
TERMS.
Urinary department. s2to $50 per quarter.
English Depart. Lower Branches. Sgfo4
Higher Branches and Mathematics, S5to6
Classical Department., sans "
me course of studies is TiIoRoUGH, aud continues as
Tar as may he desired ny \ Class. No scholar received
Tor a less lime iiIai quarter, nor any Allowance made
iot lost time, except IN peculiar cases.
Mr.. u. u. sione, 4 distinguished Teacher of Vor,I
Music, has been engaged . g,vt lessons N the In.titule
al a very shtall extra charge To each pulpit VINO may ion,
Il Music Class. To this arrangement The Priprlnsi A.
taches muc6 importance, and has himself ncurred CON
siderable expense 10 effect il. To those desiring il les.
sons VIII also he given, '"
In German, by Rev. i. Zimmerman.
In French, by Mons. p. Chapuis.
o~ctl'--wd&w JOHN W. SCOTT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26

LEWES CASS-rhe friends Of this Ser.
vile tell us that he never owned d slave.
They should state as a reason that Thomas
Jefferson prevented him by the Proyiso OF
l7s7-ior Gen. Cass was ia favor OF dilu-
sing slavery into Ohio, II this Seryile had
taken up his locale in a Slave STATE he would
have purchased thousands OF slaves b, his
extras Cass is a beauty OF "a candidate. 1t
his party is not ashamed OF him, he ought TO
be ashamed OF them lur supporting such d
man who has plunged 80 low into the slough
OF slavery, merely TO get votes Tor the Presl-
dency. We should like to see the terrible con
tertions of Gen. Cass's lace. when alone in
his chamber, he read his Nicholson letter.
Heavens! what a subject he would be Tor d
a ~fiogarth, al such d tiue.-CicUoaRd Demo
orut..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26
PROCLAMATION BY rHEGOyERyoR.

PROCLAMATION BY THEGOVERNOR.
Pursuant TO a resolution OF the last General
Assembly. |, William B,bb, Governor ofthc
State OF Ohio, Do hereby appoint Thursday,
the twenty-thrl day Of November next, as a
day OF genera thanksgiving throughout the
State.
For our country; her mountains, valleys,
and plaips; her oceans, lakes, and rivers; her
mineral stores, her flowers, forests and truljs;
her agriculture, manufactures and commerce,
for general health and abundant harvests for
peace abroad aud tranquility at home; for the
glorious march Of freedom aud Truth amongst
the nations; for the priceless inheritance de-
scended from our fathers; for Schools. treasure
OF science and the charms OF literature Tor
the trdnscendent sweets of domestic life, the
happiness OF kindred and parents anu cliI-
dren; Tor the great blessings OF National
liberty, tie immortal hope OF christianity and
the light OF everlasting truth for thes; and
uumberless other boons, bestowed BY the
Great Giver OF Good. let all the people on
that day, center into His gates with
thanksgiving, aud into his courts with
praise"
Given under my haad and seal. at Colum-
bus, on this the seventeenth day Of Oc-
toher, in the year OF our Lpri, one thou
sand eight hundred and forty eight.
WILLIAM BEBB
oct50 Governor OF Ohio.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26

The Difference bet,geea Locotocoism and
Den'oeraey WHY DO some OF your Wing
rapers," SAID a democrat friend to Us The
other day, Gail Us locoiocos aud some demo
Gratis you, observe, always adopted the
latter term
''The great body Of your party = we replied
are Locofocos, and they ought ia justice so
10 be designated, but as we prefer always TO
err on the side OF courtesy, We call you dem
ocrats."
''But is there, he asked, ''any difference in
The meaning OF The terms, and what is ltta
The difference, we replied, us about
this:
Democracy may be considered as a slight
lever Of RepubIcauism, but Loeoiocoism is
HE very btatk uemit OF Democracy Our
friend quit Us, with a look as ii he had
The disease upon him,-St. La4is Aeu Era.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26

SlaUc RctufHtd.-Capt. Ransom, of ship
Persia, out TOUR DAYS from New Orleans, dis
covered a negro slave boy secreted on board
By two OF the sailors, when he put back to
The Raiize aud sent him in a boat 10 his mas
ter.
The Embezzlcmcnt Cdsc.-The jury in the
case OF bank cashier Alcott. tried in Albany
for enlightenment, have been discharged. They
stood five for conviction to seven for acquital.
The Ladles.-hn invitation has been ex-
tended to the ladies' of Boston, TO ride on
horseback in the procession at the great Wa
ter Celebration. Won't it be rich?
The Military and Firemen Of Boston are
both refusing to appear in the Water Process
sion Celebration, on The 25lh, being dissa;isi
ed with the places assigned them.
DR.. Hare has presented a philosophical APP
paratus TO the Smithsonian Institute, Wash
iugton, valued al o25, 900.
DJicit-lt is now said that MIR Hammond
is a d~elauIter in the Dorchester aud Milton
Ba0k, Massachusetts,, TO he a mount OF Si2,-
coo.
Two negroes and two mulattoes, elected fur
Guadaloupe, have taken their seats in the
French National Assembly.
Another duel was prevented at New Or.
leans on the II h instant, between Pierre Mo
rel and d Mr. Plaicheaud.
The anniversary Of the battle Of Yorktown,
18th October, Was celebrated at Norfolk, by
the military.
The Queen OF the Belgiums was in Eng
land, on a visit to her fother. the runaway
King OF The French.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26

0cToBrB =. 1878.
Alta regular meeting Of The Long Run d.
vision No. -, SONS OF Temperance.
The following preamble aud resolutions
wefead1pied.
Whefeasit has pleased Almighty God in the
dlsPeusaton Of bis providence, 10 remove from
among rs and sii earthly associations one OF
our beloved brethem in the visor Of his
youth and usefulness. Therefore.
Res3lrsl. That in the death Of Bother
Siraihfr Suite. the Division has last one Of
ITS earliest ami truest members. the members
on aflec,ianste brother, and the community a
worthy citizen.
Eesolred. That while we cannot bit deep
ly deplore the loss Of our much esteemed and
worthy brother it Is our duty TO humble Our
selves ia the Sight Of God. bow in humble
submission to the will of thc Great Disp1ser
of oil things. IN whose hand are the issues OF
Tie and death.
Re.oirsd, That It is 10 us matter ofdeep
regret that we were tdepriyed OF paying the
last offices OF kindness to our afectoinate
brother. which man can render 20 his fellow
m,H, IA consequence Of him being stricken
down far from home and among strangers.
Re olUei, Thatw tender 10 the friends and
relatives OF our deceased brother. and espe-
c@ially TO his afflicted father, that deep earnest
sympsihy.that true fellow feeling, which II is
tbadesisn of our order 10 inculcate.
R%ssoiUtd, That as a further testimony Of
respect Tor our deceased brother, we will wear
the usual badge Of mourning Tor thirty days.
Rcsoived, That he foregoing resolutions be
published IN the city papers, and a copy be
presented to the family Of the deceased.
JAMES NJ. COMBS, ". p.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26
SOUND TIE ALARM.

We are informed from reliable sources that
an extensive conspiracy has been formed, by
an immense body OF fraudulent voters
are to be imported into Pennsylyania and n.
Jersey at the Presidential election, from the
border counties OF New York.
The Loeotecos have abandoned all hope of
the Empire State. and their efforts
will now be concentrated TO repair that loss,
by appliances OF fraud here and elsewhere
1t is understood that plans for carrying oat
this scheme we're submitted At d fortnaI coun-
Gil in New York City, and that assessment Of
money, proportloned to the object aud the
urgency OF the case, have been directed to b.
levied on ali the Custom Houses anil Posluf-
iccs within reach. We warn our friends
throughout The State 10 be vigiIant, for there
j. dauger-adnger that the b aiiot box be pros
tituied TO the worst schemes OF party, aud
thus the true and honest sentiment Of he
people will BE- overwhelmed by lawless horles
who are ready for any excursion, however
desperate aud unworthy. Nothing but IN
cedslng activity between this time and the
day OF election can prevent the preparation
OF this fraud, and save that commonwealth
from the ignomy OF such "a blot upon her
escuttheon, and the disastrous consequences
that must inevitably attend another tliumph
OF locoi5coism. Again we repeat urga Az, or.
game, orgdnlze.-N, An.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26
A oF AN EDITOR

DEATH OF AN EDlT0R.-Joseph Pritt,
Esq lormer Editor OF The Chambershurg Wing
aud Repository died at his residence near
Chambersburg, on The 18th inst. in the 45th
year OF hls age. No one connected with The
press, IN this section, enjoyed a more envi-
able reputation than the de ceased. Pos .ess-
ed OF talents OF d very high degree aud a
heart OF unmitigated benevolence he was
beloved By all who knew hiin.-Hag-
erStoWH Iorch-Light
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26

CURE FoR Notwithstanding some lime
since, BY rsiifoad from Cumberland to Balli-
more. | took my seat Immediately in front of
a gentleman who was suffering unlrfa ptrox-
ysn ci hiceup, to adegrte that / had never
beiur. witnessed. In d lew minutes a person
appeared from the end of the car, and took a
seat beside hIm, when he said, "Sir. can YOU
tell me what IS good lof the hiccups} | have
been afflicted IN the way you see me since
Yesterday noon, aud have hal no rest, or re-
lleiirom a physician 10 whom lapplied for
assistance; ! Jm worn out with suffering" To
whom the person replied. ''Sir, | viii cure it
IN less that two minutes by your waloh-have
confidence, Tor | am sure | can do il. Hold
up, high above your head. two fingers of your
hand; lean back in your seat, opening your
mouth and throat, SO as 10 give free passage to
your lungs; breathe very long and softly, and
look very steadily at your fugers.p In less
than the time specified. The cure was perform
ed, one hlceup only occurring during he trial.
The patient could not express his gratitude,
while the practitioner oaly eXaCted rom him,
Us d lee, the promise that he would extend
the know ledge which he had impaired, rs
freely as he had received it, assuring him that
he would never be Disappointed in the re-
suit.
We Were all struck with the fact, and many
OF US consider that the stranger was sent by
HE appointment OF that Power, often desig-
mated Is Il particular. Siaee then | ha We OF
ten had occasion 10 practice upon patients n
the same disorder, and never without the
most sigual success.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26
GEN CASS'S FEDERALISM.

The Tuscarawas Advocate OF Friday last,
publishes a letter from James Clark, Esq +,
written from near Oregon, Holt CO., Missouri;
in which the writer says.
'tlt my memory serves me flght' IN the iaii
of lS06-it NAV be II was the Republican
candidate Tor Legislature. Mr Cass was the
Federal candidate and was elected,
Yours ailectiouately,
JAMES CLARK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26

BETURSgD.-AlF Hammond, Cashier of the
Dorchester and Milton Bank returned to his
residence Ia Dorchester on 50 turday night. in
d very exhausted state OF bodily health. We
understand be returned via The western mil
road aud this cily.-Bostoa JOurAai.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26
JOHN QUINCY DAN

The Sage OF Quincy could read as plainly
the traced lines Of a mans character os could
most men OF his time. The mind frmness,
and elevated patriotism OF John Quincy
Adams discerned in the pure and unsul,ied
character OF Zachary TaylorIhe thought The
safest qualifications OF any candida Tor an
Americans support. The voice oil The rever-
ed Adams comrs to Us at this time Tall ot
prophetic advice and wamlns.-Haryord
CourLnt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26

ToMAToEs.-On hundred and twenty BUSH
el OF this l%avorle and wholesome vegetable.
were received here yesterday by one OF the
heokuk packets. They were handsomely put
up in bushel tubs and destined we learn Tor
New Orleans.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26
A PATRICK, ESQ.

The Advocate says; n man who is &C
ouainted with Judge Clark will doubt the
truth of his statement. lie has in times gone
by, served the people Of this county as As
sociate Judge, Clerk Of the Court, and as their
Representative in the Legislature
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26
For the Times.

For the Times.
~. 'fbartoH- accept Mr.. Avery's pro-
position requesting, however, tha, our hats
shall Be sent 70 Pittsburgh, instead Of New
iork-lt Is much nearer, much easier 10 send
our hats there, and we can fnj plenty of
practical hatters OF long experience. who are
entirely alslntgreSted, aud The oulg object i,
sending oar hats from home. is ia oct iud5es
81 lulS klud, | also desire to send our hats
10 ltt'sNuISh rather han TO New York. be-
cause bis SIX Halter has r%eceutl, come from
that oty where he has been at work. and
"htfe ne must have more or less Influence
among tht boss H%atttrs, for whom he has
worried. The West Liberty Committee was
composed Of Squire Brady, john Waadle.
Lewis hpplegate, and Aaron Kelly OF our
cl'N. ! TANK these gentlemen are shorp en-.
o.sh to tell a good hat from d p or one but
AF. Avery thinks differently. He was viii
tlng, however, 10 submit his hats 10 their in
sprcllul, aud seemed to have confidence in
Ihelr judgment before they decided in lay"r
my hats. Now, il Mr.. Avery will state
" u'1 "iid OF a hat he propos 5 10 make, aud
ne meals Toe best Beaver or Silk hat. (be.
-a"se II ne means a Conry or Wool hai, |
give It up,) and II he will agree to send our
ld's 10 fltisbursh-h he choose one and choose
l%hothef' and they TWO choose d tiirA. all TO
's PRACTICAL haters, ! will he on hand as soon
y we can manufacture The hats; and ii he i
II d hufrl will send The same halls to Pitts
'ufSh that | had at West Liberty. il he viii
10 We sumo. Tins viii be carving The case
Up 10 higher oourt-higher ia his opinion.
y 'eos'' JOHN J. tiOGE,
iIemlum Hai Maker. Union Il.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26
FEN. ZACHARY TAYLOR
FOR VICE PRESIDENT


STATE ELEeToRs.
! John J. Jones, Norfolk City.
9 George w. Boiling. Petersburg.
4 Henry p. Irving. Cumberland.
a Joseph X. Irving, LynchourS'
S William Martin, Franklin;
6 William C. Rives, Albemar'e.
7 Robert E. Scott. Fanquiei.
8 Henry T. Garrett, Westmorelana.
Q John A. Meredith, Richmond Guy
N Robert Saunders, Willamsburgh.
II Andrew Hunter, Jefferson.
II Alexander n. ii. Stuart Augus'a'
Il Samuel Med. Moore. RocSor'ose'
II Copnally f. Trigg Washington.
Is George w. Summers. haaa"na'
Is Gideon d. Camden, HARRISON
~ F,aneis n. P%eirpoiut. Marion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26
N N.'-' = T.,
Premium Hal Maker. Union Il.


ar. Wharton: Now no doIsing the qoes-
'''n' "''shOof hoge, come up TO Tie work or
stop talking.
l Dave d hfst rate man from New York.
'na' can make more hats, and better, il ,ile
Sa,le 'Fng'h OF time, Ihsu ans halter ia this
Ol,x. ). AVERY, No. III, Monroe ST.
Wheeling, Oct. %. Isis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26

MBkE ENlDENJE OF HE Virtues OF
JAYNE'S FAMTLY MEDICINES.
Dr. y Smith, Niushofu'. y C., says-Sonc OF your
Family Medicines have reached this part Of the coGn-
try. They seem Ia do much good, and are eagerly
sought nitrr hy all who are acquainted with their me
dicinil virtues should he glad to have an Agency
for the sale OF them. as / hatter myself, that ny reputa.
ton as a Physician IS such, as viii promote your inter
est in the sale. The Expcctofaut appears to lie in the
greatest demand here.
MI u Wallace, Milford, Pcnns, says-Thc first six
mouths very lttc Medicine was sold, excepting y.ur
Worm Medicine, which was soon disposed Of 1t -
tut a short time since the eNpectoraht was much called
for. I had used Que hOtte in my family, aud found II
an excellent Medicine Tor colds. This Spring there
have been an unusual number OF persons complaining
of heavy colds, aud the most Of them have found relief
by using your expcetoraui.
M ThOs VI Turner. Savannah, Geo, Says-Wc have
heeu very successful IN selling your Alternative, aud We
have but a few bottles left; we wish you to send US a
Gross hy the first vessel.
Messrs Whitney aud Latin, Mount Morris, n York,
-ay-Ne arc about out of yoHr NermifHge and Hair
Dye, aud have daIIy calls for the NermIiure. which
stands very ligh in this section. The safes Of al your
Medicines have heen good. and continues 10 increase.
Ezra futile, WIltoughby. ONO, says--Your Yermi-
fnge and Pills sell very readily hsre-l could have sold
much moe OF them Il ! had had them.
DR. S~leadmau, Maysvile, y ', says-l End your
Nermiiuge and eNpccloraut give good satisfaction, and
We should be glad to have another LOT.
Prepared only by Dr. ID. JAYNE. Philadelphia. aud
sold on agency by + BBENrLINGER and
oct2G |CRUMBACkE q son.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26
MARSHALL HOUSE.

hhpff hHN ili.is, ~.
house is suitable Tor a hrsi class Hotel, or for
x any or all TIE custom ON the National Road.
a Landlord having a good character IN his calling, can
have a favorable lease from date or first OF April next.
TT UOGG, Brownsville.
Rrownsvi lie. oct. 10, 'is. JAS B|READlNG, ritis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26

CHILL BRlsrLlSG Ur-lt Is now proposed
in Chill to appropriate funds, siy $4,000. to
induce Europeans to emigrate end come and
settle in that country. An agent has been
dispatched 10 Europe for that purpose.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26

GALE At THE SOUTH Letters recciv-
ell ia savannah from Tsmpl Boy give go oc
count OF a terrible hururaue tfat occurred
on The 2jlh ulf'mo. which was Of a m II
devastating th8ncter. Every bulldlug ON
the Bay aud liver, both pubic aud private,
wer. Destroyed with .the exception ol Pal
mer's Hotel.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26

sSfb X. u; STONE W III meet a general Music Glass
NNNH on friday evening, Oct. 2Ut1. al % p. ~. AT The
Lecture Room al lie First re'bytorian Church: and on
Saturday, al q +. NJ. a Juvenile CIsss. Menlers mo-,
for instruction ia the general class. ana two dollar Il,
the Juvenile. The general class viii meet two evenip,s
ca1il weeA, andthe juvenile every SATURDAY aitencor,
~ VI eib' siA months ~octl7-2ws
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26

"lf Gen. Taylor Is elected he will do more
TO curb the Spirit Of Conquest and check the
spread OF Slavery than any other the Wings
could elect"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26
ATTENTION, CALL!

: oloe one come all 10 the ih Ward Family Grocery
e "iCh ~ nov openms hy wa Il Foueft M,
'l'if ne Is now prepared 10 accommodate re-!
.a",hies VITA any article IN the Grocer .r la"tl
,'ettohaiy iihe al the lowest rc!nced prircs -"
,snds not 10 he undersold ty an, h, a. IN y ~
1 IA e'nte WY rel ecilely invite the attention Of INV
,nrpts'a. h'@s' leihs prepared 10 oatr grea, inlnee
10 secure him custom. ""'s oNS q 'fiai
Asi'sls ifal VIII his merits praye.
Nua even - purchase Womb a me-, ,,o,.
w II POWELL, Wheelr,g. l.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26
HOW VOLUNTEERS VOTE.

An election was held at the Eagle Hall,
Sixth Ward, on SATURDAY last, Tor officers OF
the Jackson independent Blues, and at the
same time a vote was taken Tor President,
which resulted ss follows;
For General Taylor, 20
General Cass, 3
Van Buren,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26

PUBIC ATTtNTIoN IS ca. esly inviIed 20
the Lecture Of Prot. Hatch, this evening at
rhe Masonic Hall. Mr.. II. is a gentleman
who stands high rs lecturer, aud his sub
iect one to call forth the attention Of persons
of reflection and research,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26

Mix aud worsied canvass for working on, Zephyl
- wsrsted and SIR TWIST for EmbroIdering, Stce
Beads, etc, etc. just received by
octs5 Is RHODES, Bridge corner.
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REGIS TER

tEpoRTED RY {. BERRY. MANU-
FACTUgER.
ARRIVALS III DEPARTURES
" Bouts jor The iasf "a h0uro ending uester-
al o'cIoch, r. N.
ARRIVED.
Tu~csrora, Poe, Pitts.
Yankee, kounlz, Ga.
Virginia, Dawson, Steubenyilie,
DEPARTED.
Tusgarora, Poe, Gin.
Yankee, hountz, Pitts.
80 feet water, rising.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26

Is. F. HATcH. Prof. ct Phreno'ogy will Ice
tue tbs evening in the house lately occupied
by the Protestant Methodist; 10 commence at
81 O'Clock. Subjective Origin and pro-
sssI5 Of man. Come one come ALL And
let Us see how We are progressing morally
and Intellectually. 4 public delineation Of
character will be gwen.
Admittancc l24 cents.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26
RFAR IN MIND.

That the Presidential Election IS heia on tne
first Tuesday, the 7th Day oil NoVemosf
next. and that il lasts but Tor one day oh'y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26
New Book S.

'sNHE w DIANA OF the son Of a count, aud the
u DAUGHTER OF q king-conBlete, by Alex Dumas;
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Asniodeses, or Legends OF New York. being a com.
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a. Questionable houses of fashionable priccs;'' VITA a fml
deveiopcmcnt of all the WAYS and my sfeties OF the Up
per Ten Thousand; by Harrison Gray Buchanan, Esl.
Facts without fiction.
The Manner of the Mines. or the Maid Of the Mouas.
terYi \ tale OF the Mexican war. by Arthur Armstrong.
The Naval Lieutenant, or MIS- Washington rotis, by
Miss Leslie;
Braaelonnc, the Son Of Afhos. or ten years later; being
the conclusion Of TIE Three GHardsmeH, and Twenty
Years After, by Alexandra Dumas;
The NIseries and Mysteries OF New York. by Ned
Buntiine--a new edition;
The Quaker clty--twenty fourth edition, by Lirpard;
The Married Wonsn's Private Medical companion,
by Or \ NJ Maurioeau; price 81 els.
Godev's Lady's Book for Nov.
Union Magazine
National do :" Received this day at
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