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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06
VALUABLE VEGETABLE REMEDY.
Nr. SWa,Rr,

COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY,
IS nitd and pleas ,nt to the ,a,lt. PERFECTLY SAFE and
ha'hess III us era;ions. and Vet il * one az thn most
l"W"l'hi ana certain remedies for Cunsunntiuu uf tAe
Inn. 5, I "ustlS, Colds, Asthma, Splitting HI nod. Liver
/, ON liant, ANS IN the side or i,reast, and general ne.
hHhy OF IN. Constitution, Thai was ever Invented Lv
'He skhl 81 man Tor the relief of The afflicted m'tir =
teriiica' Is AID evidences ri its wonderful curative
powers are daily received from all quarters. IL il M.
p"sSihie 10 conceive the aggregate of su ieriitr and mis-.
cry that has t'.en relieved or iauishui ,yit ror can
we calculate tine ieneit that shal! accrue from il, here
amer. Al aces, sexes. aud consi iiui ions are alike 4, ,ec
td ny IL. and the disease is Grad ca!ei from The svs,p,n
lhe constitution repaired, aud health restored / ~ IN.
use nf DIR. SWANNES COMP,UNU SYRit -
WILD CHERRY How many sa ierers A., we da,,v
hehoid spproachin. TO an unIimeiy grave. wrssted in
Va hlooiii Of youth. from their relatives. at. lcted "a III
that Ia al malaay, CONSUMPTION, which wastes the
h'iseraAje sufferer until he is beyond tie po,yer of I'm.
man sNiii. II slci su ierers would only make trial of
~ Swayhe's Compound Syrup of W i'd Cherry. they
would hh. themselves sooner relieved than hy rIln,ny
The va ious Ineffective remedies with winch our new
paferS a ound this "Vegetahie Remedy !" MAS I'M, ri.
ecraied lungs, stopping proitise ni.ht sweats. a, the
SAINT '4hpr inducing a natural N Il npalthy exuecor alton.
u" ne NasieHa VIII 90 ind himself M The en- ioyuent
" cui''intta"e hedItii. he public should er IN mind
,i''pf; H"ayhei Is a resn az PRACTISING pny-irian. who
"a ha, wears OF experience IN diseases of the Lunss,
ec. he 90 igihai ana onlyl genuine article is only
p,repaeh ny Hr. SWAY ne, \ w corner OF Eighth and
Race streets, rhiiadeiphia.
NJ Swaynr's COmpou 4 syrup of Wild Cherry is put
up ~ square hotties, enve'opei with a handsome Steel
Is soid by agents in all the principal towIs throughout
the Tinted states. Nov a
~ For sale y James Baker ana Marsh, Taylor aud
Marsh, Vince ins. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06
BOARD OF

At the annual meeting of the Board of Trade
OF the city of Wheeling. at the Council cham.
Der, on il'aldy evening, Jan. 4th, the fol-
lowing Officers were duly elected:
Pr,siItnl-W m. Plrton;
Vice Prrsident-Jas. E. Wharton;
Secretary--Mnry Tduant;
Treasr 20. ". HsiskeI.
Dirrctors--Jam $ Baker, S. Brady, J.. w.
oi''' ran Goahorn, J. G. Harbour, L. D..
Ha)5lrI, s. McC.allen, John Klotr, NJ.
Kelly, }. SenseIey, E. W. Stephens and D..
DafrA6a. (Estract from the minutes)
III: JOHNSTON, jr., Sectru.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06
PREDICTIONS FOR NEW WEAR

hIDTC ITONS vi NEN z tK.
According to The wiss heads aAI nrot,sa,-
trs OF The present day, the year Of oar Lori
lolo Is to De an eventual one. We extract
tne tollowiag sagtcious predictions, which
viii doubtless be 1uIhiied -
"tEr, 1Sl TIE Whole course Of the coming
year whenever the moon wanrs the night
Will groN dark.--Jn several occasions,
during the year. ihr sun viii rise before GER
tain people discover it, and Sci before they
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06
ITEMS.

NfJoclyn Of Mays,iIle was badly injured
at Cincinnati on Thursday last, by a Hogs
head OF NJ 1losse, rolling on him.
Gov Thomas OF Mlryt.nd, was inaugurated
at Annapolis on Mouiay last.
There Is anolh-r proposition for a conven-
u'n to amend The constitution before the Leg
i%sIature Of Maryland.
The iiag-rsloWn News nominates Gov.
Frat Us president Of the Chesapeake and ohie
Caadl Company. A good move.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06
MARBLE ESTABLISHING n

IN Sl n-crphar havij g turned hts attention
elniDst exclusively to Ia,
nIsnufarture of MANTELs, MuNu MINIS, Toms AMI
ENDsioNLs, ne IS ddIy receiving large los of B'ock
an la az 'IHlan nligy' ian ma. he, which hr IL
ma mug sp N a style not sur, az Ell ia Tie UNtrED SrATL,
a ii va sci a a vera small advance oh the cost, ~ H.
" wh"'es h or refal and 50 iciis a persons " sntu
to give han a call, as lie l.. Determined not 10 ie aud ,s
y" livMruG. lie viii a'sD turt lsh I%eauiifu' VIII 4.
Mar ie Tor ca rs aid sis. 5 els froutispie, es tf d,o .
a"h vau'Is lowe I an ever heard of 'efure. lie H. a $,
IN hsad a consider at, e qadntiiy OF freeS;one Most.
dE rs. f"Ais. Asn HEAD AND Fuor STONES, wfirh
ne " i'll almost rive away.
n. u. / tttetIlg 10 e IN the latest and most Irau,if,
tyie, and ~ d lnoSi any ianeud. t. required Always ON
iand Mare't1 Grin0siOngs, Warra. tet. Want n txn
= : as ana en- ! . y" 'ee a owe rusiu,ss; none hut those
+ God mora character need apply.
CI'tEI. j. ROHAN.
Marie AM Freesione worker, NJ arket S Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06

THE MARRIED WON Ms PRIVATE MEui
CAL CoMFANION.-Hy Dir. A. NJ. M,rRrEAr. rru
'eSsoT OF Diseases Of Woman. Third edit ion. Isuo- IL
~, l'rice SLY coo copies sold in three months.
Tie great demand for this most inporiani work. IN
winch tlioesands are snd) has compelled the issue o
an"-her edition. II Is Intended especially for The mar.
riti. as II discusses important secrets. which shonld h,
discover the causes, symptoms, and tie most Ell len
remedies and most CERTAIN mode of cure, in every com
piaihi 10 which her sex is subjected.
Married feiiales viii here learn the art whereby the,
would retain their youth, vigo., beauty, elasticity %
tndy, and hnoN ancv of spirits TO IN advanced az in
INTO whose hands tlss hanh hos soi 20 f,r,n,
THIS work Is dies, med Ia he in the hands Of every wife
and mother who has a regard tor own health and wei
iare, as well as That OF her husi and.
TIC revelations contained in its PAGES have aIread,
proved a blessing 10 thousands, as the innuinera able let
eTs received by the author win attest.
II is o! course Impossible 10 convey more fully in
pubic onrnal, the various subjects treated of a. the,
are of a nature strictly intended tor tae married. o
those concentrating marriage; neither is il neresSar,
since II Is every ones duty 10 heCo -e pnssasSld o
knowledge. VIII ely the sI l.rinss to which q WIFE,
mother ar a s.s.er may he subject, may he sivlated.
CHpaes mI DC scat 90 .hai frte If chdrge
tvertcn III nlSand COPIES nave cen sent by mail with
u three u onlhs, with ericcl SAFETY AID certainty. 1,
ne INSTANCE has a remittance failed 10 reach tile publish
er. or tue hook those To whom II has teen Ill, &c, ed,
On the receipt Of One iIpilar. the = Married Woman
Private Medical Cnm alinn' VIII te Sent; free of most
age 10 any pari OF the UuIie,l states. An letters mus
he addressed tp1sl paid To Ir. \. NJ. Mamricean. 10,
I22I, New ! orr CITY. Iuhlisnng office l99 Liberty /
New York.
N. 1.-THE trade supplied on the usualterms.
For sale by al The prinoipal look sellers in the Uui,et
States. Sule q cents for Wheeling, ]. n. TllOM PSON
I mon ST and JOHN FISHER, Main ST.. sep 50.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06
Ii viii be seen that there has /

II VII be seen thai there has been, on the
whole, a decrease ut more than twelve thou.
sana-a must Notifying TACT, especially
when II IS remembered that year 1916 returns
presented d decrease OF about the same num-
bar. The Conferences marked with IN as,er-
l., are Nuse ia whlch a decrease was report
81 Ia IS46.-NortherA Iduocate.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06
THINGS IN PHILADELPHIA.

\ man named Herbrt. keeper OF al eating
hous', hlviag received a wound from some
roadi' $ ON Friday night las, rushed after them.
INTO the street and dischalgin a double bar
relied suu at the first persons he saw wound.
cd two watchmrn badly in the face. He was
arrested.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06
s'atterS and ldtnhN

a, rs, =: f 6rsann' p No; ass :, North Sd
las Constants ~ t.eeitl a large sssortn.er, Of lew and
fasii.na'ie cans =" ali kinds. Il" which &c invites the a,
Ieuiiou of IT, Trade. and " ho has for the las, 2 Years
ieer eng ~eed in this particular branch and succeed,d il,
triigih. 1 t" such Pc iection as viii e seen h, the fol
iow.ng Extract troin tie Report If The Committee on
the EXniliiiu i'm ofthc Franklin institute at PhiIe.
: No 26 Men IN Bows Cars by VIM p. Erhardt. No
l3 Nnr'llld street fhi ~adeipliia, well and neal, made,
one of u" ca:s deserve some notice OF account of its
.o-'ehirbce, one side cl1th aud Tie othe, of oil silk
a"' ei'her can ne worn outside at the pleasure of the
wearer. Tins 50 faf as the JUDGES know Is the hrs, IN.
dec 2J-JtW-2m II.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06
AN ORNAMENTAL NOSE.-On a fish

AN ORNAMENTAL NOSE.-On a fish
woman stand III irmlt OF ii. market, Bos-
ton, last seasoI d lew live .bst-rs Wert ex
pus dior sale, Aslringrr untcqu.inlrd with
lcIhol"gy, cam alons-,nl tnraing ever Tie
dormant animals. osAed the pnce, aud at thu
unIe rdisi Z one OF The them 10 d clos, prox-
unity with his III ST. k.IVhev!!' said the tel
'o"-l VIII have you prosecuted. mum it
sRiels!-At this instant, the lobste,s claw
CLOSING with a 'whavk' fastened il upon the
gttIiernan's nose. The oh woman placed
her arms akimbo in uium hand imply
asked the gentleman, WHO sm is now mlSterl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06

NJ st. Chnanust and BEST Fan eonGh
row in "se is RlTTER's Csmronrd Syrup of Tar and
:" tiu' merry or this fact. a sing'c trIa; will convince ne
nI'' sheph'ai- u 20 tars no Mineral or Narcotic in
srehlehi, causes no Inconvenience during its Ju,iu;s.
ua''s"' Us very paiaia"le will sc taken with avidity ~
even ire youngest children, and will afford ms, ami re-.
iiei ~ Group ana NhooningC Cough If ,igen according
directions when the par0x, SIN Comes on. A ,ew Jn.eS
"lha array me rrI'atiai' of the B onchia al tuhes incident
+" ooueh ana >ore throat and ty renewing the cause will
III asinrt Tue produce the eiert d. sired n n, arcut
cure one i'"'t'e tie price OF which rs in, oj cents VIII
!" amos eV 'ry instance cure a cough however iuvr,e.
rate OF "wever long standing.
or SAFE ny siorekcerers generally in this and adioip
ing | uh'ies ana whoiesa'e ard retail by tie rroprir
!. H. 81. RlTTER wholesale lrucri,@:
dec 2i-Um d & W. No 100 \ ~ s.rr f"''.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06

HENRY CLAY IN NASHlNGiON,-We
understand hat th- Hol H-nrt Clay arrived
al the Relay House last evening, and inm--
d'ateIy took the cars for Washington. He is
il The en- lynneut o. most EXCELLENT health.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06
MYSTERY IA, Il Nj sc v 4 romance Of rra

MYSTERY az It Nj Sc y life Of '" . n'es. . i, rSa'
lar aud exciting iarsc.er-coniaini ug sceres a Il c,fas
acters al TO le fOutd in New ,ors. II is written Ey
Ned iiunt!ine, is dedicated 10 the cergy of the CAV, a Il
il a regular scorci'er upon Burglars, rickfockets, Cam
hicrs and other thieves bringing tttIn Icfe re the M lie
fully described where and as they are.
Charcoal Sketches, second series, by the ate J G Neal.
Tie last incarnation, Gesiel Legends OF the nine
teeu,l c.ntnrv, ty A Constant.
Tie Mysteries of old London or the days of IIoearth,
" C. W. w. Reynolds, author of :" Robert Maca,re.'
Life in London. Ei:en Munro- etc.
EmheI ishcd with numerous engravings from I'll. IA
nous pictures OF HprHttn.
ISABEL ~aliam. or cbaritr's reward, a tale of New
York. hy Henry William Her ert.
Tie Rcd Rrvenger or the Iira,c King of the Florldas
a taie a tho Gulf and its Islands by Ned Iunriinc,
An original Ia p OF the Sea. TIE Viii Dart o. the
I ruiser OF TIE Gulf of MeNico. A true tale OF Piracy
AMI war, by B II Boynton Jr
Tie cochney i'll America. or the adventures of Tript.
o'en.us Snoohs Esq. edited by Frank Flip, Illustrated
by Ha,fin the \ oun .er.
The Wing Almanac Il, r is47 published by Greedy aud
McElrstt New ! ORR.
The Knight of Gwrrne. hy Charles Lever.
The t'onsiitnf or of Man ty Eco Conrle.
hi>o 4 fresh stoch oI new music, received this day az
WAkt MANS,
Jana Literary DEPOT No iii Main st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06

MILlrART APPoINrM~Ar-Ne learn from
III rW lrrk ii rdli. lAl il is The InIrntiol
OF the Preslden' Ia app int Vim J. II IN,
IN. l., from thai y ale. Ia The 9TH e OF
trs' uenrtal, 10 take t'e place vacated by
&c deatn u GeA. topping.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06

AN EXTRA" DivIDENp The directors Of
The BaIh I'll Auburn present asa New Years
gill 10 the Stockholders of that institution.
an Extra dividend OF one hundred thousand
dollars. or lilly per cent Oh The capital stock
OF the BInk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06

The Dallas men Of Allegheny Pa, held a
meeting The other day and reported that he
was ta= best nan for presi lent. The best rea-
son which they find is that he carried the
state OF PENNSYLVANIA for Polk in 1874,
that Is, be was d batter tariff man than Clay.
BIBLE ESSAY.-Wakeman has laid on
our table d ydiu bic little book entitled a
BIoIe Essay" or six reasons why infdels
should be Christians, by d. THURMAN. The
author IS d man OF some talent aud research
ADD he has presented very readable book TO
the pa5lic. 1t is Tor sale by Wakeman.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06

Wise rNsIN CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
This body mt at Madison on the 18th Dec.
Hon. Morgan L.. Martin, elected President of
the Convention. Thomas McHugh was nom
mated tor Secretary, r. J. Rean, for As.is-
tant Secretary. and Z. r. Hugunin, of Racine,
Sergeant-at-Ar,ns, and MIR. Randall, door
keeper.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06

RREADsTuFFs FROM CANADA,-The amount
OF breads'uifs and rrorts 1ns rxporled oiur-
elan counlri 5. this year. Via thu s.. Lawrence
tASccdo la vaiur i've mill us ui duita,s.-
Some part OF tn 5; exports are lfon tne Uni
ted States.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CONFER.
kNCES.

lha Conferences Tor the past year have
close tl-lr sessions, and the following ia
bic EXHIBITS Tie number of members ia each,
as compared with year 1916 returns, shown g
the increase Or decrease in each wear:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06

ALABAMA.--Gov. ChIplnan's inaugural
address 10 the Aiabaini Legislature i, deci :
edly Tor prosecuting tie war. is in iavur oi he
present iarid and Slb- treasury, and opposed
10 The Nilnot Pruvi,n.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06
UNAPARALLELED.-o Christmas A.r

UNAPARALLELtD.- On Oh ristmas dsv
there was 40 ice in the North river al Pouoh.
keepsir, d fact which has no precedent ia the
mem ~ Of the oldest intiabi,ant." But a
lev y ars sihce, heavy | len teams were
driven across on the ice about Christmas
time, al Ih4t point OF the river.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06
GEN. ZACHARY TAYLOR.
WEEKLY TIM Els.

Tho Weekly Times of TO day is one of
great interest All will CON nand attenti n.
Beside a vast amount of general intelligence
and Miscellaneous articles, it contains all
the particulars Of the explosion of the A. n.
Johnston. Fer sale 81 The counter.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06

NEW PLAFE.-We have seen the new
and very neat s. plate of the Merchants
MechaHi $ Bank for the Morgantown Branch.
Vi5artte. large Iron Safe with a fine watch
dog. Medal i'm femile heads right and left,
distinct. Right hand excellent likeness Of
Gen. Iaylur, LEFT hand Gen. Harrison, large
figure ) at each corner. 1t is by Toppan,
Carpenter & Co. Philad. lphia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06

\ CntNcE FOR sIpffs.s.-rhe pax.
Il sap l. "ll> Plil?p-, mas 4rn,cl at n ~
YORK. With hef damaged cdr5J OF r.tu fancy
goods.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06
J. SENSENEY,
J. :. RHODES.

HE undersigned will continue the iusiress or his
J" own acc on, : al The Old sta 4, ard viii prosecute il
WIN renewed energy aud vicor. Ne hers bia old friends
ehu cns'oiie's 10 continue tteir rarrena. e. and a>snres
them thai he Will do his best To keen a good sssor,,, cut
OF goods and III all else to give satisfaction.
jan 1 l. SENSENCy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06
VALUABLE real. ESTATE
II IL U

r Will. offer for SAL at public auctiun al the Court
- House in TIE citv OF Wheeling The 10 lowing desert.
red property, 81 Monday, the lGth day of January, fs4e,
commencing a! . oc Gek, l.. Nj. viz:
FERNS OF SALE Ore third cash, and the residue
Lot No u, on Main street. .uuIh Nhe.ling. ON
which Is a go ID two story brick buid ing. suitable 10,
two teneiIrnts.
OF Tie purchase money in equal ms Il mcnis of Vine
and Eighteen months. the purchaser s3ving a len on the
property purchased 10 secure the deferred insta,, EMS.
Jan i'm y. ALLEN, Exterior.
iNyIua UGp HIS superior wrapping Twinc. iusl re.
- : ceived aud Tor sale low Ev
oes3' PRYOR Il PAULL,
Removal The subscriber has removed his stock
of Hardware TO the new miidiu.. Sc
qua mouse east OF The Merchants and Mechanics
Bank adJpniing the Nnurue House. Monroe street
W leriine, where he wnu!, b. pleased TO accommodate
ms if'e'd' and customers with every thing IN the
ha'"M are me. SAM Ell NEEL.
dec "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06

C0LuAnIAN- nhG tZiNE.--We have
the first number Of the 9th volume of this
popular m,szin-, now before us. 1t appears
in Il new AMI beautiful dress. is edited with
talent and eraamented in a style of beauty
never e~xcellel. The first plate is a fine en-
grl,i1goi the '.Twa dogs" the 81 of Consts H.
tia 'pIe and the golden Horn, the 81 and
m Isl b,du'iful of all is graphic pta e of the
reception of Washington at the Bridge at
Trenton, ltcontai.s wreaths Of flowers and
flowers OF loveliness. The 4th is a neat FASH
ion plate. Music .'Wher. Q air runs SWEET
am mg the flowers Terms So, two copies
for s.. John 5. Taylor publisher, New York.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06
HOW AND WHERE DO AUTHORS
WRlTE7

How and wlrrr 40 authnrs write? are
questions thus satisfactorily answered BY a
correspondent of the Home JouFn,l:
lest any romantic reader OF Oh rming l..
L. l.. should he led IT, believe that her passion
breathing poems were born in sume FAIRY
nover. under a mi !Sntnm,r SKY. war u, rich
nj 9 owing as her own lIalian 5 ui, a Trend
ui hers his recorded. hat she vrole Ia IA
Inmety-lnlking almost uncomfortable. ro"m,
fronting the street and barely furnished
Alter lhi>. let no one ask, where the pen
first traced the s,ft ian ginings--ihe exquisite
pjetur' = of ST. Agnes Eve. Oae would wish
no visions oI HARROW tabies, worn writing
,lrsks," and "high backed chairs to come
etween him Bml Madeline 'dsIrep in the
lap OF legends old = with that pure, dream
Ing lace, harhed in the pale, silver twilight
ot the fading morn
Aud Sheiiys song of melting sweetness
WHERE had il birth that song, the very es-
sence OF all that is beautiful passion
The wandering airs they flint,
Tn the dark, the silent stream,
The Lhampau udors fail
Like sweet thou.h in a dream.
W we're not those lines written while floating
n some moon. lit SEA. in a loyp-frrighted
park, with none to share it but thee aud
ne" swayed gently too and fro, over the rip
pIlng waters, wi h the soul sinking To SOFT
,ulnb } r, ''lulled By The music Of lis IN, assured
uotIun?' Believe it, | pray YOU.
C~a,npbrll wrote best in the morning. calm
Y. With ii heart Which tlIrosbr,i n4,er so tn
nnltnuu,ly bat he could pause tn conn! its
,tatngs; yron. whe n ni-hl, and darkness,
nj siorrl. accorded with the lightning Gle
heuts OF his soul.
Cainphrii once sail, Il have ever been an
Early riser, AMI have lone the chief part OF
ny writing bef re breakfast. = 4 = Ones
hotlghts lhtli are purer-one's feelings more
spiritual" r
A clrar-ninlcd divine of New England. a
deep thinker AMI fine scholdr, chooses night,
alter a day of severe toll in the open air, b..
%iirying that then the mind is strongest, the
judgment clrarest.
jean Paul, the only cne-the man divinely
Counlnlssio ed to write-eiltIng in that little
room. with his busting moiiier's household
diftir-, and som times the chatter OF g,ssip-
ing women going on around hitu, wrotc tn se
b auliiul tx rdrdgancies, these sun bright
thnu,h those strange cnncrils,over all viii h
Tell ID golden ~rI'iInc- from his Cheerful, spirit.
Ia d quiet part oil London not lat from tie
Thames, III IA seron l-st,ry chamber, is Car
les thou ht shop. Why is it not Il some
wild place OF that picturesque Scotland,
whose crdSSy rougnness So m, stamped win
al iron lons mess upon his rocky nature?
Il lIsnlth wrote hopefully, couraaeously,
ir III his mta3re giirrt. Th )nps,m >n.tchet
pictures OF the morning, while too indecent
10 % firth 10 breathe its res ness--to behold
its beauty.
'how does Barry Cornwall write ?" and
where?
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06
i),.,schit ON. Tie

DsS, h.t ~, Tie parir ership heretofore exist
v" inv ketweph the undersigned. las
this day ieen dissolved tr u uIiIal consent. An pcrsaus
Inre!ted 10 us ave Iereiy nourtd That heir arcuunis
VIII all nade ont aud rrrsen' ed tor payment, and it ia
hoped that prompt LAY nteni will lie lla@e.
J. SENSENEY,
j. :. RHO -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06

.Ss tht E. tT.R.> 81 table for New Yea .
~ W. Present., just received a d 10. sseal
lahe Cheap C.ee> Store.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06

STEAMBOAT COLLlSION.---The steamer
Niagara which runs between New York and
BriIge port, cam int collision, on Thursday
morning. near Hur, gate, with the Cleopatra,
oil the Norwich and Worcester line. and stove
in thr whprl-hnuse OF the latter vessel, and
caused Other Managerial amounting TO as
much as 81 600.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06

Nnticn We have this dav associated with us ~
49, - IN business. SAM McCia'lcn Jr Tf- rus
mess of the house viii te hereafter conducted nndrr the
hfm Of NeCaiien, kuox Il 10. All persons in
lie Ted 10 tHe ate firm of MctIailen Il Knox al please
settle their respective accounts.
jan 4--v NJ CL.hILEN L. KNtX