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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-01-14
To MAKE Coop BUTTER IN WHITE

To MAKE Coop BUTTER IN WINTER.
We often hear the complai Mt that win
ter butter is poor. Ours (says corr es-
pondent of the Boston Cultiyator) was so
for several seasons. It was very slow IN
coming, and frothy, white. and sometimes
bitter; while butter made from the same
kind of milk in the warm season was good.
devised many plans for Improvement =
such as throwing in salt, warm milk, seal
ding cream, &C., but to no purp ose. AT
length | scalded my milk when brought
from the COW, setting it in either cold
or warm place as most convenient. mean
communicated sufficient heat to my milk
to destroy the effect which frosty feed IN
in autumn, or dry feed In winter had upon
il. Since which time we have made with
fifteen minutes churning) purer, swceter
and more yellow butter than we ever made
in summer-and' sometimes from frozen
cream grad ually warmed. And were it
not that the increase of manufactures, the
pursuit of fashion, and other causes COM
bined, render elping hand In the dairy
room, now a-days very scarce, L should
be at the trouble of scalding my milk
before setting it, during the summer as
we'll as winter, for surely, butter made ID
this way possesses a delicious richness
and dryness which cannot be found IN any
other.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-01-14

The WORTH OF SINGLE STUMP
A friend informs US that during the
present year sixteen coal-boats have
been snagged in one of the bends of
the Mississippi river. Each boat was
probably worth 81 900. Here, in the
retail way, has a single snag cost the
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-01-14

Capt. Quarles, who fell at Churubusco,
was buried in New Orleans, on the 9Th
lust. with military honors.. His brother
Odd Fellows turned out in great numbers.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-01-14

Major Noah asks, does it require any
great exercise of nervous energy, or NOR
al courage, to hear an opera without hair
on ones upper lip
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-01-14

The Supreme Court of New York have
decided that enlistment IN the army while
the recruit is intoxicated, is not valid.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-01-14

DIR. JNO. IL. VIVIAN,

PROM CORNWALL, ENGLAND.l
IL :. leave 70 ucquaint the inhabitants Of Mineral
Pom, and us vicinity that ne will practice Med
.eaar. Surgery and Hlrfsry. Gin all their re
- Give br.nchesI IN town and country.
III, olics and residence are on High Street, over
AIr..r. Foster & Stephens ms Store.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-01-14

IF The walls, part of the roof,
and the framework Of the steeple of
the Baptist church are already up,
and the improvement is a decided
one. When the weather becomes a
little more settled, the external work
upon the church will be completed.
The building is fine one, and will
be great ornament to the town.
Racine Wing.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-01-14
RATHER IN A FIx.-It is said that

IlATItER IN a IAs--Il Io ouII tIIut
a Spanish gentleman engaged in the
mercantile business in New York, be-
ing DESTROYS Of leaving for Europe, D
firm to which he owed $4,000, was
disposed to prevent him. He spoke
to a gentleman of the bar, who said
he thought he could settle it for 49,
600, which was handed him, but the
merchant, in the meantime, must be off.
He did so, and the attorney after
ward settled it for 81, 900, and pock
eted the balance. The gentleman re-
turned TO New York d few days ago,
and the whole affair was brought to
light. The matter, tits said, is TO,
undergo a judicial investigation.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-01-14

Otto of roses is the oil which swims
on TOP in the distillation of Iose water.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-01-14
C a q ID s.
DIR. d. RIO 3 =,

Continues the practice Of MEDICISE, SCRGERY,
spI MIDWIFERY. Ills residence Is on High Street.
DR. M9Gla [SLIhD .az3L2. AMID
Prsctices MEDICINE, SURGERY ANp MIDWIFERY
n Mineral Point Wis. lie Keeps for sale good
supply of Drugs and Medicines. Othce on High
street next door to the Tribune office.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-01-14

GOD HELP THEM.-SOme few weeks
ago, a Scotchman, his wife and three chill
dren arrived at Chicago, H., exiled by
poverty, and in the hope that industry
and frugality might procure them home
in the new world. They stopped at Lam
ganash, when fever, inhaled on ship
board. seized both parents and they w ere
sent TO the hospital.-The father soon
died. the mother still fingers, but with
a broken constitution and her speech so
impaired as TO prevent speaking above
whisper. Her recovery is hopeless, and
she with her children were lately sent to
the Poor House. We gather these facts
from the Chicago Daily Tribune.
We now ask of the more humane por-
ton of the Native American faction,
whether there is among them one who,
at the death of that mother, wonid, if he
could, send back those poor orphans to
the penury and Indebtedness of their
native land. is there man with soul so
dead to the natural dictates of common hu-
manity that he would, if he could, have
sent back the whole of II at family when
with aching hearts and raggedness they
arrived upon our shores Ifthere be such
a man, there is not q savage IN the forest
who would not blush to own him for a
man. And there is no true man living in
America whose heart does not exult at the
thought that the innocent refugees of the
old world, wrecked by the wreck of false
ly organized society, can find in the new
world new and better home-the means
of health and subsistence-the blessings OF
governmental protection, with which we
are beautifully provided, and which we
should share with the needy.--Chronotype
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-01-14
VI. w. AskESsfS,

ArTous Ut and Cot N>tf.LuR a. LAW and SOLICITOR
* CR.sckRY, .InrraI Point, ". l., viii prac-
tice in all the Court, of the First Judicial Dis
,ric, and in the Supreme Court al Madison.
.s-Particular attention paid to collections also to
tic pay nsnt Of taxes the investigation Of Land
u,es, and the pus1Aase and sale of Real Es-
tate &c,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-01-14

'au hE LEI, 10y the month or year.
! The house anJ garden. NEAR the
Z e>-yan Methodist Church lately occu-
y ~ We Misses CIemes. For particu-
i 10 rent &c, apply to the Misses
'emes. q 10 Mr. Crib at his store In
! II street
Mineral Point December 9Th lS47.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-01-14
AMERICAN HOUSE.

AMERICAN HOUSE.
IRANKIIN. w. Il.
I'm partnership Of Toll & Wick was
ri>soi'ed, by mutual consent, on the 10Th
g oetobcr list. r. J. Toll will settle the
business a, tire concern. and continue to
hecP tie Aaes.cGn House.
p. ]. TOLL,
I-tf SAM. WICK.
u franklin, Dec. 10. 1917.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12

chambers. -h.'' i've my vote clseru.ly
icr honest ZtcHH TNIoR. AMI when
lep1siie ID 800 the he'lot-h *, on the 7h @.
November 0ett, taIt vote wIb bail IAm the
sacred Shades o NrHut Vernon. dong con
iinusd applause wish scarcely dty eve IN
.'he s.srmhlaes
But. nav eplut~meu lhe stting sun. em-
b.rma.ie of mfs..i. departing iom among
you. and aJmonis.g- noe l4al must close uy
remarks. M'y God pr',ec; aud preserve n1f
beloved country, and w5lch over the rulers
whom the people may select to guide is des-
,inic>
Thus spoke This venerable suvtiag mem
Der OF the Washington nmty. The SON @.
Mrs. Washington, BIS hertr-. husband. Air.
Gusts never Vitue>s.da mere thu.m4
seem It SEEMED ID ra. iHmria, GtoFS'
Wa>hiagiau himself is almost speaking to
ms CouHtrtHta
rbt 1.ft chores were given tgr Iay.o.
orI FjIm.rr. a' f"ue 9m 'nrss FOR Gus.
/ lis. Hea' af.'F aHH ,aea The COM
/ pIdy br s- upH1i ti-.e--ai.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12
A S0CKnOLAGER

Charlestown, W Aug H. 1913.
Col. J. +, Hlnuamck-DearS ir-rhe
Dem cratic party Of Jefferson, in c,nrexion
With heir brethren u the adjoining counties
Intend holding public festival this day. Al
10 ubic m-elins held some tine since itwa,
unanimously resolved 10 invite the officers Of
ou Regiment, ia connection with the J,iftr-
son and berkeley Companies, 10 De with US.
Ia obedience 10 Tie said resoloion, The uudrr-
signed Committee appointed ior that pur-
pose, forwarded TO yourself. and other Off er-
OF ihe rsglmem, the above Al,i,alion BY lei
ter directed TO Old Point Comfort.
We have just learned dat sid invitation
was not received. We hope YOU viii fad it
convenient TO with US snd paitakp of our hos
n'aules, as we kuow no one, whom il
would give Us more pleasure to see. than the
gallant Colonel Of The Crack Regiment OF
Mexico Your obedieu, wants.
K Hume Butcher, 3. f. Washington Bgax
ton Davenport, George B. Beall, II l.. Ophlr
- Committee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12

We find in ,hc baltimore Patriot OF Satur-
dsy grsphic account grand barbecue held
in Alexandria. Virginia, on Thursday last at
which The venerable Washington Park Gusts,
tbs stem SON al George Washington, who was
am al.leat supporter Of Gen. Jackson, appear
ed and declared in the following eloquent
terms that ne should east bis first vote Tor
GEN. ZACHARY TAYLOR.
The sacred -hades OF Mount Vernon send
forth their halloNed voice to sustain him, the
brave and the honest aud true.
Rising ola tbe stand before the vast assem-
blaze, th. venerable erator said;
Feuow-counirymen and iriends-You see
b fore you on this JOYOUS occasion, an old
maa with wlntened locks and bald head,
who was born here IN the infancy OF our coun-
try, and has grown up with 1t, inyoar midst,
and seen it become vigorous, and strong aud
powerful while he has become old aud enfee-
bled-an1 vet. strange as II may appear, lhis
old man has never yet cast vote III ms NE.
Although possessing The necessary freehold
qualification TO enutle nae TO vote IN several
counties, ha, my residence not been IN the
District OF Columbia, yet, owing to n IN
judlcious and an unjust law nave hdd no
privilege OF giviug vote.
And now that measurable privilege, the
right OF suffrage. has come within my reach,
.sDj am about 10 avail myself OF II, you will
see an Old grandfather cast his maiden cote
We are nation OF lreemen, the proudest,
the most prosperous aud happy IN the world.
Our system OF government and our inshtu-
lions are admirable, conceived by wise heads
and improved upon, here and there, by good
men, Ii becomes US all TO cherish fond love
aud regard for our beloved country. We
should try TO keep the union and harmony OF
the States in good preservation, and look
wei 90 Tie character OF those whom we Sc
leo TO gu,4c the d-stiuies OF the Republic.
II has been objected 20 military men, that
they are not suitable persons to place at lie
head "a civil government think other
wise My experience teaches me that there
j. nothing TO fear from the Just ambition Of
military man al the head OF the nation. |
lhiuk military men are The best to command,
fol they first learn 20 obey. We have some
experience in The matter OF placing military
men al the head OF our Government. Gen
tlemen MAY differ about General Jackson, bat
/ believe be was tue patriot, aud thai he
would naye given the as, drop OF his hearts
blood 10 have saved and preserved The Union
and is liberties, had the personal sacrifice
been required.
No. no; lhe ola orator before YOU has lived
lous lime iu ta,s Republic, and he has not
ye seen ihe lime 10 ie4r TO have a military
man pioced I'll ihe Aead ol anatrsi
lu easun- puut among ihe Presidential
candidates rs decide which one shall receive
my s1tiias. i- w-i be say uim 10 select the
bt-t uaU. tt a+reldy scanned their
e. .IH~, Ia-- ol H.ueIt Ca-s was u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12

Exports or BRrApsrrrrs.-The recent
news from Europe has infused considerable
ac,i,.ty into he grain anil -four markets. y
New York rsper siy-:
since the arrival OF the Niagsa. large sales
OF h.caisfuG~ have been made ior export anu
the quantity Of gain aud flour offering Tor
ipment has been So large that an advance ~
freight has been realized. Engagements have
been made for he shipment ct about lO0,OuO
bushels of Indian corn; and We have no doubt
bat hot double that quantity will Dc aiioai
Obi, week. on lis way rom Ibis port to Eng
lsui aul Ireland. Ar advance OF l. or 3 has
already been submitted TO on flour, and to
q cents on corn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12

; fEAM-B0AT REGISTER
REPORTED RY c. II BERRY

REPORTED BY G. II BERRY
ARRIVALS ANN uEPARruREs
II Bouts ior ths last ~ hours cutting uesttr
dug al o'clock. p. VI.
ARRIVED.
Allegheny Clipper, Crooks. Pittsburgh,
Diligence, Liston, 20
Cinderella. Calhoun,
Comet. Boyd
Findncier. kountz,
Plot No 2 kaHes,
Umpire, Young,
Peru, Calhoun,
Mary Ann, Duncan, Cincinnati,
Yankee. Kouuiz,
Virginia, Dawson, Steubenvile.
DEPARTED
Diligence, Lesion, Marietta,
Allegheny Clipper, Crooks, Cincinnati,
Mary Ann. Duncan.
Gin ereIIs, Calhoun
Comet. Boyd.
Pilot No 2. Karnes,
Umpire. Young.
Peru. Calhoun,
YANKEE, kounz, Cincinnati,
Nir.inia Dawson. Steuben,iIle,
feet q inches water falling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12

\ Corporation SuBMEEGED.-The officers
OF an Insurance Csmpany in Boston rccen
Us descended some ninety feet 10 the Bay IN
a new conlriyed diving belI.-They remained
three quarters ol Oh hour during which they
could see an The OBJECTS upon the wreck. the
main ch4ius, bulvarks,&. II was remarked
that they could see more distinctly at the bot
tom han d, paints high up. The expert
menIs With the Bell were highly satisfactory
ID he cuinpauv present.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12
COLONIZATION MEErING.

A meeting Of the Colonization Society OF
this city will be held this evening. Tuesday,
Sept. l2th, at the NJ. K. Church. wi ich vii
be addressed by Professor ClRlSTY OF Oxford
Col'egr, agent Of the American Colonizati n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12

OFFICE OF STREET COMMISSIONER, I
SEPT. 1913.
NJ ROPoS AIS will he received by until the l6th
INST q aiding the end Of Clay street, stating
The price cubic yard The earth removed TO he de-
pos tied the street. ANY further Information
desired viii he furnished upon application TO me.
sept JOHN GiLCHRlSr, Street Comm'r.
rs AFERIAL FOR CiIILDRENS WEAR large
Iva asssortnrn OF material for clren's wear, few
pieces of winch very beautiful and expensive.
septG @ w fiEiSE ELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12

ten 'o This. They preferred '1elI lJ9ir 10 GU
Others. RE s.-eo Ashland, as 'h.y call Hem
~ Clr. they wanted Statesman. Put ''' na-
dyesvela th.H and th7,Whi-s coy. notba'p
tdem-. .e#- 10 a.y other way, hH. hy bae'm-
ms natives themselves, ami Immediately ae-
c.u,.a- tde candidate oitha Natives as t1,lt
own. All we have 90 say TO lhi8 Is: Siecess
60 tHem tar IL. There was another class OF
Wings who preferred Gen Scott because To
them be- appeared TO I've @ greater General thd
greater "his; out ne NATIVES womb nave
"ensi'' Taylor ana 'he trends OF usn Sou
knowing iA't all Depended on .he Nau''9'
hay 10 oi.e INTO sour apple J. IS J" ''''
.H'Hhz' ''.' A' o,ls' 'i''' ven Ia, 10. '''' 4'
y We, ', ".. ''7 l'''''''''s - ''s -''''
"'7s ''''
N.''.' 7''e '''''' '''''
~ s'o1 47 5'' wings aga ''a NA'Ne ''''
'o.He' "a ''e-''' Tue bs'"o" '' a,' game I'''
s7s7ea 'he Valves ana tael 1l' u'' ND.'''''
""tl Co na-.n iof JOY A's''" '7 '.''' '''
''' .t.' -'i 'ue necessary n'''''=' 90 WIS 81
ta' " HlS C'I'eati'" winch Was He'l we .'f
alter TIE fl'ihi1u'n '' '"e -'''''''' 'N''ss va
yves who "er. present went to oo"'n"aIh
as15oro "i tm'5'''PH"' "Aefe iuey h'id
l"rlf "ead quarter ana '3efr 1A'E had can
n'a, W'""' ana iife' Fo''els % ''J H'ius'
lA- Natives hfea one hundred sn''a on 'hs
-'Ine spot "here aoo"t roar years 'b'' my
burned down churches ana Grove Tue poar
ln,h aii 'He 'efaahs ''am 'helf houses ana
h"aled l"ea Ho"h me " ia otas'S' lou
may well ieJ9ict, al your triumph m vac nom
Inaton ei uen Taylor as cdnal'a'e l2t tae
Presidency ''' nave pau nee 'ia ''s' man
hes ootyei ilfei h.s sh'i.
The Natives ore shrsyd fellows, * Levin,
t1#if lrad-r. j. still more So They think of
l8pp-a.ioI the lrsl first, and then it will be
an easy matter o manage tue stupid Dutch,
os Grey cali Us Gernaus. Bat The Germans
aae not :. stupid as you moy think them to be,
and will net SO easily go into the trap. The
Germans have nothing tr$3 against Gen.
T,ylor, who is good general; but it was
wrong in him to accept okthe nomination of
the natives and if an angel from heavsn were
To com. down and beg Tie Germans to vote
~. !lYN bejngg u4tige., they would vote
Sano'psr What ADVANTAGE would they
l.,;,.s fro.,, tt.i,. v,,ss f,r hia7 After the .
,..,i,, h.. .,,,.,,ld o,,tect tbs natives and 70.
,,l;a,s IN, c;.r,,,,s M ,be Germans are
in,, 81 foolish o.. to vote far him. who is the
5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12

On Sunday evening Sept. 10Th by Rev
Geo. Crnage, Mr.. PnlLlP Thomas and Mar,
f. STONE. all Of this city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12
New and Valuable Books

TNPROVED Edition OF the Business Mans Assistant
3 containing the mo useful forms of legal instru
mets etc, adapted 10 the wants Of the business people
ofthe United States. This book Will enable traders,
mechanics farmers aud Other persons 10 write heir
contracts assignments. deeds ionds eleas
powers of attorney, co partnership. agreements wills
etc without the aid of attorney Ii has been com.
piled from original documents, and the best prin: ed
forms the rules ofiaw which annexed the mstru
ments guides and render professional aid,
most unnecessary besides than 100 legal in.
strumenfs II contains the H. s. patent laws with all the
necessary forms contracts and spec cations for era.
ding railroads aud many important and useful tables
! by J. X. Butts.
ghis aud liabilities Of Landlord and Tenant com.
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division fences, partition walls, nusances aud
meHts, rs !. r. Butts assisted by attorney
Shippers and Carriers Assistant * Insurers Guide
The liabilities OF common carriers, including owners
and masters of ships steamboats, ferry hoats, canal
koats railroad cars, expresses stage coaches stage
wagons oInnhuses. hackney coaches, etc. Also of
pressnen. conductors, ferrymen canal hoauen team.
stcs waganers cabn-eu. tmen, parters. Also,
IfanIities OF cnusgner and c0nsgnee insurer and
insured, by Isaac L. Butts Received this day and for
sale WAkEMAN'S Literary Depot
sepu2 No. Ill, NJ ain 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12

FRAUD taf.SLD.
W, Fes,eahsfs1a. -..i republication a'a .
t7n,ndano the gfHPd..t being c."n'sjed .
b, a .o.a i.,3 as-". in e.~ o'y among eHr
Gernses. Ne4' j...aa '1s pag.'sa Ifat5r
may -as.~I7' ,I# a- aeo-asareI da-iffjs
viii do % serve ~ purposes; aud we
do j., to auI--t .or ari.ai.ao' the 6emau-
90 lnc 57-a. '1e la=a.o t'p.e course pursued
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12

INTERESTING DIVORCE CAss. The applica-
cation for devorce made in the Philade phia
Courts, by Mr. Pierce Biller, against his wife
Fanny, kemble Bntler, is on the ground that
She has deserted him for Two years, having
been abroad for that time in Europe
Mrs. Butter esists the application. and as
a large fortune i, depending on the question,
Whe ther the uiie shall have herleg4 portion
or TO BIZ cat or by divorce, tie case will be
one 81 interest. Cruel meu desert their wives
and oh Idreu, but il is new plea to charge
wife with desertion who, taking herchldren
with her, visits her parents II friends in
England. 1t is new Case OF deserving hus-
band, who is in The possession 9i some Sl0,-
600 year, atj wishes to keep il.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12
Cans. CAPS. CAPS. CAPS.

HAVE just received another lot of splendid cloth
extra silk plush. and hne notalr Caps, for Men and
Toys NJ STOCK of Boys Caps is We large and as
iey were bought low. am prepared to Offer great in
ducenenis to all who wish 10 purchase caps for them
selves or ther children Come boys throw away youT
Old eifip hats and get Que Of my fashioned cIotl
cays ! will sell you for dime, quarter, dollar
or a dollar aud half can suit yon al almost any
price and give you the worth Of your money.
ssntG JOHN ]. HoGE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12

Dawn PAuL BaowS. ESQ has been re-
4Hested by lae Rough aud Erady Parry OF
No, fire Congressional District, 90 say Whetl-
90 Doe Nt4 Consent 10 Iua ou tAl ir ticket er
90 gfes, Ia .alt district. Mr Browns ans
",ri Characteristic. he siys be ceueiuiy
-ana.d consent 90 ran oh no other ticket, but
shall not consent - accept the nomination
.tN.epi H. ress~on th- ftt.r t,Iatl.,rp, IN,
promises, 40 pie 'I-s, nothing bat liberty, The
constitution. aud the Uailn." he DOES nOt
fire ,ae e.igr, bat Is ready to accept IL at
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12

DROWNED.-W learn that a man named
near Mrs. Cruger's on Sunday morning.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12

TEEANTEn.-Baardin1 for geutcrsan aud wife, in
W. eenteel private family, in Middle or Eas,
Wheeling. Enquire al this office septl2-tf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12
IL. -. RICHARDS

- ESPECTFtliI.Y Informs his old friends and Gus
IA TONER'S that hereafter he wil he found at the Cloth
it,q Establishment Of Tn. IirGuEs. Jr. Water street.
where he will he pleased to receveheir orders for
article in the cl0,hng line. Sept, ls4s-d3m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12
Rev. Alex'r Campbell's Addres,

z N1ltsss delivered before The Nheelip- i vc.,,,
= May H. ls+7 Subject Has one C,hristi,, ~.
@ 'is"' "a wage war against another Christian ~
"y e'Ee address has Just heen published in anrs,
g. t-et t'e' a''h ~ tur sale al the Tine oaee
F'',s' i. eeAls y Us siasle copy, 81 pc. doz.