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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-03
FOR PRESIDENT,
ZACHARY TAYLOR.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
WILLARD FILLMORE.

FiRsT reerlte what Ihave so often said am Wing,
bu, ultra Wing. II elected would not be the
President eta party would endeavor 10 act independent
of party domination. should feel bound administer the
government untrammelled by party schemes
SECOND. Tho Veto power. The power given by the
suton to the Executive TO nterpose his vcto high con-
servu,vc power but my opinion should be exercised
except in Of clear violation of the constitutions muu
hustle consideration Congress Indeed
wishes of the Executive have exercised undue and injurious
influence upon the legislative department of the government
and for this have thought system in danger of
dergoing great change from its true theory Tho personal
opinions of the individual wh" may happen occupy the
upon questions Of Domestic Policy ought his objections
be ntcTposcd where questions of Constitutional
been settled by the various departments of the government,
and acquiesccd in by the people.
THiRDUpon the subject of the tariff, the currency, the
improvement great highways rivers lakes and habors
the will othu People expressed through their representa-
FouRrH-lho Mexican sincerely rejoice the
prospect Of peace My life ,as been devoted to yet
national canmitv to be avoided If compatible with the
tonal honor Tho principles of government, well
its true poey, opposed to the snbusaon OF other nations
and the Acknowledgement Of other counties by conquest In
the language of the Washington, Why should quit
stand on foreign ground" In the Mexican wur
national honor has been vndcHtcd and in debating terms
of peace may well afford TO be oibearng, aud mag
unanimous to a fallen foe. Il. TAYLOR
the ordinance of S7 object high and permanent Ia
he haiod by Presidential vetoes. All that ask of the
highest officer under tho constitution il to hold his hand
bow to the will OF the people promulgated in legislative
orms and restrain executive in its appropriate chu
nell Give an honest administration Of tho government
and end to cabn of cabinotH interference from the
white houedesigned sway thwar the action of the
American People If such simplicity aud integrity should
guide the administration of Gen. Taylor the North mud West
would yield to it warm support and uppovnl-CnenHat
Signal,
trust you will pardon for thus briefly replying to you
which do with high opinion and approval of the srui
and views embraced in your editoral.z. 1ayiOr's
Gisioer 10 The editor Of the SigHdt.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-03

Yeas, Wing Z Locos 26. Nays, Wing 10 Lo-
COB
On Friday morning the bill was sent to the
House, when Mr.. Stephens of Georgia (whig)
moved 10 lay il on The table, there TO remain, and
demanded the previous question. The motion
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-03
4th CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Washington County Convention.

The Wings of this County are requested to
meet in County Convention at Montpelier, on
Saturday, the 9Th day OF August, lS4S, at ten
O'Clock forenoon, To nominate candidates for
County Senators, and organize for the approach
ing election.
An address is expected from the Hon. Solo
MON Four of Rutland.
WM. 4. BURNIAM,
GEO. b. PIERCE,
+. a. WRIGHT, Co. Com.
J. w. ELLIS,
X. G.. SMITH
July 24th, lS4S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-24

Their President Polk 81 his aii, Ssnts Anna!
Th- battle of Bgens Vita fixed Gen. Taylor
in the hearts OF this people, Neither you. nor
.,.rs.to.A ,sr ..u.f lHr Pres deut,
can cause him or hs friends TO Surrender
The honest Old sold eT was generous enough
to give parting compliment 10 yeur name,
jos saving ye would htyr prei-Trt YOU 10
huu>".fto Tea us on o1c- more % the battle.
Npu have taken hun al his worn l.nmr.llt-
telv your friends OF the secret clfeuiar un-
.lar fJ1 Hr'rnce oi being the lnsuds oi " 80.
. TAYLOR. stab 'h.n i' ne viidi-. then. sAaI 2
sighted patriots lonud out mat Gen. Taylor
us> mot the choice OBJ Tue hugs. mai 'Hi@
I fI..1-1rss 'i ih- S,ilfin' near oi ~ people
/ was 5it s1'm aua'r IN wort 'h'' W."
reluctantly consent 20 run gun. a" F''i"
~noNen man sir' lei' N'u "'o" '.'' - men
Ih'' W.u'' "'t nave ,,"t." - '-", ~
/ step without Your 'Ds7.'' II y ''"e ~, ~. -
not lar play, / i''ss 70 'ls ~ PG''.'e'i
aNais' ill' .l'". Nu' "''' Ut ''' ~ -. 80
~ oil dt-iuirr'sted men ~ '"e sFtI' W. VIC
.,nce winch your i'l."'s ~ frtHN'o't-,
ba'.'uof'-ln O'"' ''l'ii ''---'u" ia .'I ~
have yea'ured against me if'el'i' OF Jay 'o' x
ihe liberty o' speech. n Netaist gu jHF
against your son .ately IN heh'utA}, ought Q
teach You aud them. that We are ho' YET
d.
II Is true ma ms Is III yoo dfeP inSrdt-
t"d- 70 Zen taylor; b1t foG are Jas' piElng
on your H'r-''ag game; ior WI u "a eve
hENEf CLAY spare an enemy OF lentf
90 iSf"tu'a'r You upon your hrlernlnhUon al
last To Henounc' the Native American pattv,
20 whom you "tote encouraging .etiers dur
ing 'he laNJ canvass and whch t'ey Ne
hut enough 10 suppress YOU can d. - WI h
lmPunltt! The Native American party Is
d'oH but whether me memory ni irlsA dht
other lofeiSnrTs VIII be as easy ~ forgetting
d wrong as you are IN remrmoeflng idVor'
remains to o. seen! Space c"fnpelS me TO
pass over The long ron 81 your >el -advorac',
anu coaitne myself to Two spec hciti3n-. heh
s.fm 20 ihInk that ono VIII I 81 Tor any
ON rssitng IN lhe Slave States bij Yoa'
aud thai Nrw fork wauti NOR certainly b
STOW her vote CA YOU "thih any other cdn.h-
tttc.
ono went Tor you BY the western reserve
vote, winch assisted II s~tHng i3r Nol. he-
cause You we're suspected oil trdllI.in declaim'
iaE against slavery had too inuch respect
ior Your ia enls to supp - HAT you would
agar" attempt the same shiiloW gifne! No
Nour judas laced resolutions at LeNlnginn. lie
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-24

Afternoon performance To CO nmeuce at o'clock
Evening al O'Clock.
s'c!ock A. NJ
The ARNANNXs; OR IMPERIAL PERSIAN
CHARIOT DRAWN 81 THIRTY HORSES.
TJis GO -eous Chariot. from the Mandatory Of J.
-t.pheu & g.. 21th street, New YarE. hes just been
500 .ctrd For is graceful proportions, exquisite
W ,rkmaushfp and brilliant smhiazonrv il has never
he equal e., either IA anreltor m0teru times. T. Is
I'D ta ac t,Ibaed aley The model ut tire Imperial cha
ii- of fersie during HE reign Of Cyrus the Great.
The sides Of the tuariol are divided into p'nes
separated ~ iIthiE -uded scroll WORK ~ the style OF
Louis the Fou tcenth THE scroll WORT hordered ~
heaItitil fril moulding AID runs along the to- welt
a. me bottom pi the thari-t Laeb panel j. superb
painting The two front Paue on the right amt len
Algeria. the snc 'EaZkia the other sur
pa e. The tive centre panels represent the
ut Haw Nu.. The Tvs extreme pauels which arr dou.
lie. represent Equestrian Fcsts and Charnt Races the
Hiiyolrone OF ,onstSutiuopls Tnsy are magnificent
PAINTINGS, aud reniud the Classic res Lar of the noble
iade. OF Laoedrmonia, Attefs and Macedonia who so
ten coni'nded for tie ylcafs crown IA The olympian
/ HippDdrOme
ine sea, Of the Character is covered with rioh
hsnme@ cloth If purPc velvet Trimmed with deep silver
the W"ie 81 cofated Wiih eagles quesran hgqos stars
and huwr.s. wrought ~ geld AID SILVER. The Charlie
teef eoTBe Siou setwee Tie evparde wings OF
two mighty Dragons apparently OF massive gold VIII III
crouch the iOfe wheels OF the Chariot over the
hacks tie Charut hp rises the colossal heads
Golden ale their bodies rnveope an the rtrh foilage
OF leaf moulding which toriers the end OF Chariot
and disapf 81 the bottom. The JACK panel pain
i'm OF the by Pefseus OF Androneda the
Monster. The Harness Is of the cosiliest descrip
ton, aud the most superb ever Manufactured any
country
The lists who designed this superb production have
disaaye refinement OF TASTE most correct. deiicat'
a al chastc. CON med with genius for invention
u irov suont OF the very highest oder The severd
aizdHs engaged m carrying out iaetesign accurately
elegantly ard tgste.uily III the exquisite finish Of it
amau>hp. and IN the than regal sorreousue>
and lie did Of ts decorations, nave achieved prou,
/ triumph in the mechanic, and constructiv
arts that defe> competition. And the proprietor with
total disregard for expense and immense cost ma
N4ufzf TIM
this matches specimen OF the superiority and excel
| lence Of American skill, geniusand enterprise
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-24

Il would seem that the Executive is de-
tefmincl o punish every man, who has had
anything to do with advancing our canse IN
Mexico. Grli Taylor for winning the sue
cessiye battles ol Resaci de la PaIma, Palo
Al:o. Monterey * Buena Vista, was censured
and condemned 20 inaction. Gen. Scott Tor
winning his way 10 the city OF mexico, Is
brought before a court OF enquiry, and Mr.
Tdst for making treaty of peace, Is arrested,
Gen Pillow escapes punishment Tor the Iea-
son probably that he did nothing
MIR. TRrsr UNDER ARREST TO be Sent
Home The cores pondent OF the New Orleans
Picayune writing from Mexico, under date
OF the 22nd in speaking OF the testimony OF
Mr. Trst says:
sYou wll perceive, even from his language
the bitter telling OF hostility he has to- ard
Gen Pillow aud The President, out II was ne
cessary but IL was necessary To have heard
him give his lestimony--to mark his tone
ana e.nphAsis-to measure the iuilness OF this
feeling. It's not known when his anitnoslly
10 the President took root out II has been by
no means modified by the Presidents recent
course toward aim Mr. Freaner, who arrived
here on he 9Th inst. with dispatches from
Washington. brought among other communl-
cations, an orier to Gen Butler 10 send Mir.
lHs .ut OF the country us soon as he had
given iIs eyi tenca oel"te The court OF enquiry
AMI dm lei To- believe, as pms ner. Gen.
Bauer Immediately communicated 10 Mr..
T.st me order OF The Government. and APP
pris.d hin oi his ulrntion 10 execute them.
MIR IRIS, ,h-u al rr,seda long letter TO Gen.
Buier -nyiig his night 10 ares, or torelbly
remove from De ,agnirS an American dtizen.
The reply OF lac General was. briefly, that he
bad received orders from he Government I'M
ptratlvc in their nature, and that he would
execute them TO the letter, and, furthermore,
il was neither his duty or inclination to reply
10 Jle Argument OF Mr Irisl IN relation to ms
rights lis GA American clllZsn,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-24
COMMISSIONERS SALE

Lewis Stfel We Frederick Smith and others.
TN pursuance of decree of the Circuit Superior
y Court Of Law and ChaRcery for OHIO county rende
red in the above entitled the 9Th day Of Felu
airy. la; the undersigned, acting Toner in
this behalf, will sell, the 9Th day Of NAV 1919 at
the front door of the Court Hoase of Ohio county ot
number nlne ~ in the addition South Wheen- as
called RchietowH.
TERMS OF SALE.-One hundred dollars in cash
and The residue on credit of six, twelve aud eighteen
months in equal Instaniens, bearing interest from The
day of sale; the purchaser giving bonds with good
ry bearing interest aforesaid and the title 10 he re
tanned as further security, until the whole raid
April ~, Is JOHN q EOFF, Com'r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-24
LADY HESTER SrANHOPE'S PREDIC-
TON

The following IS taken from Lamarllne
..piltr;4uage "a .ha ualy Land > IN l132-,3.
- - ~, ~. ~ 80,
g. -. S'',', - " -
- !, IL. -, s.;I Ia,n.,,ias
-. =, " ~. '.N,,.,lI,,;,,a
- ~ u. lie
a,,'i..l.' '',tno,,., - yn,3 Van INV
49,, ~
~, :, s., r.,,,l;sl 81 l,na,,. ma, What
,.,.,, =. ,a,.,.1,,,, =, ,1, ,,artJ nor MAI
'.,', 6.t';i, ,o,, 81 a,,ona.t
-, h', I.a,I, 30, ,.ba, ,on a..
J., .,,,s. ~, e., "a -.
,,..', ,h, ,,',,lc, ~ ~, ,.II. mo. hnt ran.
,,;l .,..', 80, ,1 en-,
r,,.r. ;..''r. =, ,,,rs.,, in., il ynnr I'm.
,.',; al l., Ia. r.
S''''''1 y ''',. IN
"19 '',,' ''el''" ~ - r.aG ~ IN.
t@"s.-1 81, sse., ,,n "a,
~, 10y - ,,'a -
,ysil 30. ,Y;,h Won SILL
800, .',, NV Sill nr.c yn',r
drstia,q \ = : 80
..I},i....... ...., .Ai.,, n.,.,,, vo,,re ma,
thr less "aa OF those men whom expected,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-24

We shall put forth in 4 few weeks the history of one
OF Tue most singular results of that great
OF the American peop'c, go ahead tive ness which
mas ever taken place ia this county business of one
hundred thousand dollars year built up from nothing
IA The short space Of four years. We told that the
sales OF NGughn's Vegetable Lnhontrptic Mixtsrc he
Great Amerscan Remedy, have been brought to their
Present enormous rates in four years only. So famed
the article Tor its singular medicinal properties that il is
usel for all diseases, in all parts Of The world Agents
tell wonderful stories about H. cali them and
pamphlet. See advertisement IN our columns, apo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-24
VIRGINIA ELECTION.

THURSDAY. APRIL y, lo'o'
The follwinl are the Commissioners ~
superiaicrd the election To De nria on ''ie =
OF this month in ono County, Va.
A. lNrst Liberty. Levi Mills. Francis A.
RI Gaorge Plrr,U. Jt,iah Morgan. James
HenIer-l and John Snodgrass. ,,,.,,.
T..lsl,hia. Levi. Lunslord, William
F.. Jr Robert Wilkinson. Jas. Mcdonald
aud john ID. Foster.
Al ,lie C.p,rt Il luse in this city, Lewis Bayha,
r,hs Iaug6Iin. Th mas Johnson Jr. Ephraim
Pollock and Thomas Sweeney.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-24

THE REVERE HOUSES the name OF
uea onI elegant eattas house on 1laln st.
D., ID nu the east,.u plan. where Inch or
dlnlef, OF aHy either refreshments are served
upstsli hour, 10 the best st lie, aud q, lov
rates. There gre numerous roon aaI all ell
,-sauy hels1eI a.l furnished.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-24
REPr BLIcAN CURRENCY

REPC BLICAN CURRENCY--A letter
llH. PMS. wausu Ou the ga March, SAYS:
-"Oa Monday next the worktnen in The rnlnt
ol Pan. Ni, c1In 1000 five franc pieces in
the nam ot the tleaeh Z pabic. The coin
will boz like tle ll-c- called Slercules, model
81 TO- yearly WI'h the date ISIS. The only
l.4n-- viii De ihli, instssA Vt The words Car
unite Nltt0atle, ON the edge, ihr device adopt-
81 wi. De D.eu protsge Ia France tGod pro
tvct issauce.J
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-24
STATE ELECTION.

Mr. Warrior: Dr.. Inn ENGHsm, we rs-
TEEN Wau e,er way qualified 10 represent
us in The Legislature oi Virginia, and hr ,,ill
receive our support. MANY OFFERS.
ar 1hdriOH: Please iuiunn thr puolic
thai d. Nj. EDGlNG ron, Esq. is cand-
date los The legislature al The approaching
election and that he cannot he obokrd oil
NATIONAL ROAD.
hr. hadrtoH: You viii please announce
JOHN BRADY, Esq. as a caudldaie u rep
frsrdt Oh1 County 40 tue house ut Delegates
al HE ueAI session u The legislature.
SHORT CREEK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-24

Tar FBE&cH CHAMBERS Profess,on
T. -..45.ot ia E'tsll a.--A tsr5- class oi tlt-r.
tuteca 'id lati5 ottt IA Pans. by Deeo,n,nI
I-.4tst .a- uosfs ID aai traders ia Queue
& i--e ttIuAst WlJ have nothing on earth Ia
dI.sf4'ilI t4tgl, .iKr, around the Chamber
duri g.. t3- 3sfs 3i goat debate s. early a.
utr 90 .lE lu ue 90 Jnin3. aud a. faiIlay, or
Ilaftsi Id nlr, sell their places for iivs. ten
a. fifteen francs, as the case may be, TO some
.euurnsu more mousyel than matulinsl.- =
Brlash Quarterly,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-24
NEW GOODS
At REDUCED PRICES; FROM 30 to so PER CEN
LOWER THAN LAST FALL.
STONE & THOMAS

XXI OULD respectfully announce to the citizens Of
w W heeng that they have entirely rented up their
store Room. NJ lOJ MAIN ST, where they
receiving and opening extensive of Spring
and summer Dry Goods. many of which have been
bought at such sacrifice 10 the IMPORTERS that they
WILL BE SOLD less than they could have been bought
EAST IN the fall. Our motto is SHORT PROFITS and
auItK RETURNS. A NIMBLE SIxpENcE rather than a
SLOW SHILLING.
In their stock may be f und almost every
style OF Fancy and Domestic Goods usually
kept i'll this city.
Please call and examine, they are determined TO
please kptao
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-24

THE PRESlDENCY.-As the day APP
proaches tor the assemhlsge OF the wing con-
ven,fon. the public mind is more and more
Interested in the result OF the deliberations OF
than body. Among those with whom we
have eonyerseJ and couesponded upon
the subject. there is now an intense snd m
cress.uq anxiety upon The nomination then 10
b. mode All feel that the political deslln-
ie- ct tais country. aud her commercial pros
psri,r hing upon ,he decision to winch that
convention shlll e1ms. aud the nomination
which it SHAH . ,e.
How iuportan, .asn is it that every MEM
Der Of that body. should weigh well and
carefully. the heavy responsibility that rrsls
UNION hia lhsi he should cast aside bis pref
udces. hi aft, tons, hi, personal hope. and
that writ clear judgment and honest heart,
he should look with single eye to the
welfare Of his country, the fostering OF her
institutions. the predominance OF conservative
principles aud the prosperity OF her sgricul-
tufe, commerce and manniaclures--in word
to the suprs macy OF wing principles and
wing men.
We would. by no means urge upon that
convention tine nomination OF man solely
because he is available; bat we do say that
it osght TO hold Jle erection OF the nominee
as ia first I'D most important consideration,
for the def al oil one man is as fatal as that OF
another. five are to be defeated what is
tie odds whether it is with Clay, Taylor,
Scott. MLean, Corwip, Critic nden, or any
other man OF the wing party All those nam
ed. are talented. honest and high minded
mon, and the question for that convention
to ask Is, which Of them is the most sure OF
election. To Che support Of that man, who
ever he ms, be the wings OF tie country will
rally as one man. Give thema fair prospect
OF success. aud zeal will not be wanting.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-24
EbKs. j. e.. HUPP.
ErFFiCE on Nam street, one door south of Jude
~ FIR, : residence, WHEELING Va Ami.
ROBERTSON 4 GRFGoRy

sun tKEttOKl
oRACTiCAL Boot and Shoe makers No ia Main 81
a formerly occupied ny VIM Hopkins as Barber sIop
Wohh respectfully INFORM The citizens of Wheeling and
Nienil!, ihat they are HOW making uE in Eastern Nir
gua sly some OF the hest work that heens ever
saM bon srwed aud pegred, and invite ali IN want 10
eal ana examine hef9re purchasing elsewhere a. they
are co"hdehl That they can euder perfect to
all vino may favor them with their patronage as their
materials are of The best Kind consisting IN mari of
French aud Philadelphia calf skins, and themselves
practical worknen they have hesitation IN saving
Hia' t.if interest Is the interest OF the community
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-24
The ANXIETY OF many OF our readers to zee
Cass o. : letter 10 Henry CLAY, has

AS . "a ia p "L>t9NSb 70 HEN
KY CLAlS LETTER.
N-,v YORK Anil IA 1915
Vov Hrvpv r,.,v.
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...-... '' ~. o." DOE
- ''.'' '.'''' ~ Is I'7
-. -. ~ 'e'l i' p, IVY
-a....f1 - - 80 %. ''-'
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Ia ,..,,.l.,..
% g., pt'. " ..'-
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b,...d -, ......'...L' Va.
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Whom ~, rsfsr Wb.ai. "A ..,.,.
aItr r,,.lr - ,l. ,-'..r | ~. '''
dnabt thaf - a., :, '..
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49, ars ..'r..,,.- p"o''i I Dn'
ds.nol,s.n AMI 81 - ... ..'. ~ -
er,I onr,ion ;"., a.. ", - ~
yonr nersonsl fr;.,l ,,,,,, - ,'.''' y, u'
l.rcornoIi.b I, =,
l.vo,,ed one rl,ss of .s,;.,.,,. In, j.,
atifv boldio, 10th, III ,' - -
although from NV carlirs, Ionth / had ben
s,n,.,b;,,r g. III 10y ~
self. So y hen ,ou started. u,,ih- IIih Of An
gust, 1915, TO the Virginia Sprine. leaving
@, e., t'.I f''''7' -
sick bed, or yHdinling those priari les
- .,si ID -, -, -. ~ ~ =
,,,na h,,h.. ,,,,a..:.,. 81;
.,,y Iys,t IN =, -
viii have Tie ,p,re v.i.bi hens ,al, 90, i
see that It con-s rom AN honest ii no an
uagrrjuIieea nan. Will, shsll ,ftsn,t -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-24

Family Groceries, v ffe, 1o, sagp,y of 1a. Fam
ceived by MCORfNEY & 6ONANT.
April % Market Square
Packages delivered in any part Of the CITY. of
charge.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-24

Wool Tyin, so lis wrll Fwtne lust reed
''''' = VIM anu for sale hv
Aprs2 q BERRY. Water st.
Z. EfTER Envelopes, just opened and for sale hy
A.s ipr2} THOS HORNBRDDK & co
L Cl TUE X files and Homes. who esae retail, hy
- Apt22 TAOS liuRNBROOk * co
rsoNNET Boards aud w apping Papers-A greet va
As riely GOOD aud cheap by
Apr22 THUS HORNBBOOK 4 co.
FYAP and Letter Paper \ large assortment by
" Apr22 THOS lORNBR0On * co
Fro s..ro,ns A large assortment Of Fire Board
hO SNi'tHo' patterns. jisl received aud for
sale by Ar2e JOHN II THOMPSON, Union 81;
Window Papers p gOo pieces &c ~, wide Window
ust received and for sale. wholesale retail, by
Apre2 JNO II THOMPSON. Union st
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-24

il FMen never attempt 10 counterfeit worthless arti
Gle; hence valuable medicines frequently initiated.
The khave vino counteriets medicine commits great
crime a. If II were bank note the The Uni
ted states. fahnesocA's Nermifuge, which is the
V sac and certain cure for worms, has been
feted IN many sections of The country and per sons
sh'hd be on their guard when purchasing 10 get the
genuine article prepared at Pittssureh. Pa
Tor sale IN Wheeling by J. BAKER and J. CRUM-
hacker Apro0
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-24

! ETAlLS Of TIE MoptezainAs. or Mexico an ane,eu,
@A~ ara modern tlHes containing concise hiStor, al
the Ancient aud Modern Races AnIiqutles AID ,.t.
fiaiE us splendid falaces aud Halls ct ~la.t. llusi,a
/ Ten ~ twenty beautiful enefavmgs;
nr hfra sea aHd tle ~ urket; hy Douglass Ierr.d.
hr hafk LadN ri nuoua; - ~ n Maxwell anther
/ OF bf.eu q tIuu.-tc:
ne Wrsctos, or the ship Pluuderers OF Barnssrt:
Z hy tIas T. AvstsH:
/ Lows in q collage; by 4 : Arthur;
Ite RoA ~ Csftals's Bride. an Historical l.un,,r,
90 hove, Treason and MysieIs; 10 a. Nauder,.ll,.
No" ahd lhsu; hy Or Is arsuu, 4 * 5 Aut!or OF Ir,,
Thousand Yea. "
The Water WIch,
Jach i,ef,
The Prairie lird
IoAl Cfthair's log
Handy Auds ly taas Lover Received Tins dsv 4
NAhEMAN 5 iiiefarv pepui
Aprils No I'M NJ. 80,
- d HARPER has Just received lot of Leghorp
N~AH- Aur2u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-24
LAX Az THISI

FEANlNG obtained the services OF MR., JAMES
IN II. thARRiDGE, man that II inds the head OF
the trade IN the Eastern cities, FUR AND SILK
HAT MAKER AND FiNIslER, are prepared Ia
manufacture and sell superior Moleskin, SILK Nutfia
aud Beaver Hats together with all other articles IN our
iae of business IN manner superior to any thai have
( over teen offered in this city.
Wheeling, April ~. S. AVERY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-24
PIECE GOODS.


rtLI'ANT & DELAFLttN. Monroe st.
"A NJ BOW daily receiving their second spring stosk
-, ~ NY Goods for Jah,ins. Beng haa.ht late in
W ss't and IN declining " ,rket We shall .ei a. a
ANY reduced price from IL. commencement Of
- ''NN'A ANA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-24

II RiNTS Of every style and price; large assortment
- Gnshams Apacas, Bomhaznes, Queens Cloth aud
SIX codingtons for summer coats; hl'k, brown and
white Linen Drilling, krsmns and cotton AIDES of every
sly and very cheap, just received BY
Apr22 STONE & THOMAS.