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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18
groceries.
FAMILY GROCERY.

l..
ist received from the East
orner OF Main and Jefferson
sentiment of Groceries, &C
the citizens Of Wheeling.
sell at the most reasonable
eaiears genesflly. are invi
,ur and packages delivered
I charge. As follow
'otton yarn. batting and
candle wick
lrdeerds, buckets, hrooms
stone ware, tar and oil
.ead, shot and caps
w Jars preserves. marmaIa
DIES aud ieilies
81 Ms preserved ginger IdryN
~ jars brandy fruits s.sori
{ doz bottles cordials ard
wines assorted
= do pure lemon svrun
D dc pine apple. ginrerssr
saPsrilla, and raspberry
vinegar syrup
! DO rose wafer, 2 do OF
lemon
! do extract vanilla, | ID
vanilla beans
! do Jars picked Holsters
! do Pots French mustard
prepared
2 cans Kentucky mustard
% lbs pure mustard, by the
pound
$50 jars London, " Y and
Baliirrore pickles
D doz holt tomato, walnut
and mushroom caisup
] case steak and fish sauces
, dor hsttIes pepper sauce
. do olives and capers
! do India carrie pow ders
and anchovy
l. 3 do cans green corn, very
fine
q baskets genuine salad OF |
Is caus sardines, fresh
| bill white wine vinegar
10 bbls pure cider do
90 lbs French jelstine
5 do do crimson
French CONTEMPORARIES of
all kinds
| bx jujabe paste
95 do halve qrs bunchraisins
6 do layers do (superior)
100 do Sultanna do
! cask Iante currants
so drums figs, part of which
are very superior
3 trails dates
/ case fancy box and lar
prunes
9 hxs eitron and lemon peel
30 lbs tsmarnds, oranges
and lemons
! bale paper shell almonds
2 do Bordeaux do
2 bxs shelled do
] do bitter do
l bale palm nuts
! do English walnuts
/ do 6Iberts
2 do pea nuts
200 cocoa nuts
u casks very superior eeg
mac brandy, vintage 1s6S
ID pipes me iium do
2! casks port wine, genuine
,! do Madeira do do
?! do Malaga do do
J.. do old Holland gin. pure
with an assortment of W ines
and liquors of medium dual.
IS Dbl rectified whiskey
i5s hxs sup super cavendish.
honey dew, ladiestwist and
fine cut tobacco
2 bbls cut and dry do
J do CARROTS Scotch snuff
S boxes pipes
4klO rggsiia cieara
9So very sup principes do
ZW" 10 do Havanas do
10 bSs ore crackers, double
strings
5000 torpeioes
a doz rockets, also an assert.
nieht small FIRE works
% gross matches je2l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18
NEW CARPET & FURNISHING STORE.
ANTDN a son

NEW CARPET & FURNISHING STORE
A. PAXTON u son,
GAVE inst opened in one Of the Store on Mon
trey new aud extensive assortment of cerEeling, on
C-ths and other goods which tcy respectfully invite
the attention OF purchasers. Their stock comprises
Brussels t'arrettus.
Imperial Three nv DO
Superfue Fine aud Common Ingram carreting;
/. ! aud 81 fa"estry. TwlEcd and common;
NsaitiAn do
Cotton and Rae da
t. AND ! I COLD and plain Canton Mating;
al Ciath ri every width
Garnet BintIng ant Thread; Asa
l24 o.. and Druggets and Linen eFumh cloths;
Administer. Tunea W ii!7n and Brussels Rugs
Rfass stair Snds AL sizes;
Adelaide, Manila aud Alicaat Door Mats, &c, sc.
HOUSEA EEPlNG ARTICLES.
70. IA and 10 1 Imperial Marssliles, Tole, and
Dresden Quits;
l94 II aud 10 I Linen and CoInn Sheetings;
Linen and enitan illow osse Coods;
superior Irish Linen and Cntiou Shiriur;
- s-4, o. and l0.4 Dsmask Table Cio.ai and Table
Ilnens;
Napkins ard Dcflicsi lii"s,
Bras eve. Huikahact, scotch Diaper L Crash iowet
Piano Fable aua stand Covers;
Embroidered WutioN CURTAINS;
TUskeq Red Furniture Friuisi
FI-' II DinilY;
7 ekin asd Bed Lace;
Fe.la.sn. Cord and Sscls for Blinds
Htuested anl Cotton Frlugcs Also GOOD assortment
Of Cloves and Hosiery i.'uen and eamhrtc HdNis
Ladies' and Gents siiA ;fgrais,
French worked C3afsi
Parasois, Umbrellas, E., &c, &c.
or Aic " ia he soid al the lowest possible prices
and persons wanting wit please eel and examine.
nyi7 PAAIHN 9 son
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18
COOKING STOVES

a Splendid assoumnnt of windsor chairs. Arm roc,
dec 10 w RIuEt n rrpp,e,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18
". EgIStE.

Wholesale and Retail Dealer N
CLOTHS, CASSl Vi hRt.S. NfSflNGS, AND
READY. MADE CLOTHING,
Cornerof Main and Monroe sis, WHEELING, Va.
: VI AVE received my Spring stock OF the mnst fash
= ionahe goods in NV line. which Offer a! unusual
ow prices, C,sH. ~ old customers and the public
in general are invited to give call before pnrcha
sin. elsewhere.
y. b. Clothing made to order, as usual, IL the most
ashtouAtIp mylg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18
2SOnka, Sc.
BOOKS. NEW STOCK

BOOKS. NEW STOCK
~ ANILY and pocket bibles PRESBYTERIAN an,
y Hymns, Psalms Of David. variety Of school Roots
Fcec' ic Readers, Sanders Readers Cohh's R-ader.
Rsys Arithmetic. Davies Arithmetic aud Aigeh,,
Comstock's Philosophy, Chemistry and Physolory and
avariey Of standard works on Theoiorv Medical and
general Literature. Rlank hooks aud all kinds ~ on
arv. wide window blinds and wall paper, sold low As
any establishment ia the city. by
JOHN FISHER. Agent.
ser Nam street. Nheeliu
BOOkSi BOOkS!!
THE subscriber having entered into such
ment with all the large publishing h-uses i" the
eastern cities enable him sell their publishers
prices in New York, Bsston and Philsdcphis Call at
the corne' Book stare of Main and Union streets;
dee w RORe.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18
ANTntEtuTS.
BALTIMORE LoCK HOSPITAL.

BALTIMORE LOCk HOSPITAL.
NyYIlCRE may 10 obtained The most srcedy Remedy
w faI Conorrnsra. elects StfictHrcs, seminal NeSk
ness Pain IN ioinS Affections of the Kidneys also
those pecu ar affections whicharsc from certain rrhc
lice Of Youth aud which II not cured reucrs marriage
possih e and the end destroys both mind aud body
s remedy ~ ~ cure Inpoteucv and symp
tom ola SECRET hl.E NSf.
pIfYsIC 81. AND MENTAL INpECIiITF
so o0eu consequent uyon voluntary constitution
Al excess of the NIRltE POW Err OF the human system
crRE wsEs,SrEp fRon ONE TO rwo DAYS, on
SocsAReE sNnE.
Onice. No =. SourH FRFnFRtCS STREET, on the leN
hand going from Baltimore street, SIX doors from
the corner.
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0lnfDf

CLOTHING READY-MADE or TO ORDER.
j. II. HUSS & Co.
NOW inform their friends that their stock Of Goods
x'S for Spring aud summer s complete. embracing a
small sPRtNKLg from New York Philadepbi aud Bal.
tnore. making altogether, very desirable aud
able assortment
Our friends Who pstronised literally last wear,
and the public generally, respectfully invited to call
and examine early az we are prepared to furnish every
stce IN our line upon terms that cannot fail to please
Remember our location
One door stove the U Hotel, Water st.
Wseeling. Apr I, 1913
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18
MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENT

Al Of The following articles ,chich hare OBJ
tanned pnbo'rnded popularity, are sold by
A. O. FAlRChlLD, Wheeling. Va
AN UNEQUALLED REMEDY
And an Almanac for IS IS gratis.
)st-for Colds and feverish feelings aud preventing
Teyers
2d-For Asthma, Liver Complaint and Bilious afIec.
tons.
sd-For bIsrhaa, Indigestion and Loss of Appstite
sun tostiVeness in females and males.
9.h-f or stomach affections, Dyspepsia and Piles.
me great points are, tits not bad take never gives
pain, and never leaves one costive
FOR all these things Il is cd unequasd and alt
VINO DO not hnd SO may return the bottle and get their
money
TINS medicine is LoNGLEYT GREAT WESTERN
iNbiAN PANACEA. Fuiler description in an Alma
nae for ISIS, gratis.
HAIR IONIC
Te The Bald and Grey-ifyou wish rich iuxurant head
OF HRi Hee from dandruH and souri, do fail to pro
cure the genuine Balm Of Columbia In of bald.
ness IL VIII more than exceed your expectations
Many who have lost their hair for years have
had i restored 10 It's original perfection by the use of
tis t@m Age, slate cr condition appears to he oh
stecie whatever; IL also the fluid flaw with
which the reicale HAIR tule hlled, Ivy winch means
hou sands twhose hair was grey the Asiaic eage)
have had their hair restored natural color nv the
use 1T ils invaluable remedy In all OF fever II
wil te ionndie most pleasant ash that lie used
few applications only atenecessary keep the hair
rom falling out II strengthens the roots IL Icv er fats
10 hhpafi rieh glossy appearance, and as perfume
Tor the iultt 1t IS uHequalcd Il hOlGs three times
much as oher mscalod hair festorativcs more
fettuai The Genuine iactured only by Cunistock
Co Il CORTLAND ST., Ne~ YORK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18

GR0CERS AND PRODUCE DEALERS
"a door aaoye Market Alley, west s.ds Market ~.
iHEELiNG. "a
.,uE subscribers respectfully inform ihcr ifiends aud
ttc public thsI taey have dtlea lie above est Al
h.inent IN si1ssuf s. ie. and prepared sc COM
p.sste cusiuuFss 800 te testgiNy OF goods Of even
a.seripan iutaeir hnc tasy are also pfeNaseato pnr
c.a4e ali Sinds pi Produce tle uust satisfactory
tcrUs. AAp t"hf a tbNANk+
MLeallm.. ular I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18
MOTHERS! MOTHFRSli

w GUILD you have1 Will you possess an eaectu.I "a
medy against the w1u ravRges, that is csDstantv
made by that fell destroyer Of The Infant race WoRM.
II so we say to you conhdentally with the Blessing
Lord attending the application that II VIII IN ma
III taken according ia the directions tail 10 remoyo
sfron hestomach OF the little sufferer and restore
nto, 1il our worm syrup is made entirely ofvegeta.
bcs, a. et0ie harmless Fs1hers, Mothers Guard ans
to the Parentess and all who have The children
delay not, but hasten and gel hoItle of obensscks
worm syrup al the corner OF end and sts Pha
OF any Of their numerous agents houg hout the United
States.
Come proveth truth of what wessy,
70 Coates and Second haste away
There's asyIup that doe seXpeli
Worms, An who can lis virtues tell.
Its mild and gentle, yet is sure,
Mothers, Il Will your children cure,
Then can you, wti you, vet refuse,
THIS best of medicines tou
PREPARED oul, b. & q ilohensack second an,
coates SIS Fhha aud Tor sac by most OF the resterf,
Bile Druggists and store Keepers over tie United states
nee . ets ~ 49, -, sep 10
hccng, Va. David Parks & Go. agents v artensvIs'
ONO, James A. Gray & Go. agents, Brid.euort ohi'
lost tiosENsAos, whoesae agent. Mauinsvilie Ohio
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18

should reflect that sound nilnd and body the
necessary requisites 10 promote conuuhia happiness
Indeed itbunl thescle Journey through life becomes
sweary pilgrimage. te prospect hourly darkeHs the
vicwthe mird heroues Swallowed with des pair, and
filed IN the IeaHa holy reflection thai the happiness
Of another becomes bllglted with ourown.
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.
Dr. j. addresses 3euns men aud all who have injured
themselves lv private and improper nduigonces.
lMPOTENt E-.WEAKNESS or TIE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18
NEW DRUG STORE
Min .Sfr1Ei. Whtfling IL

bftd DtIttt. pHtCtHg. u.
IN the rann formerly occupied hy DR. Todd, we hsv,
IN iust opened. fresh assortment OF nRugs aud Mept
clSzs. Paints oils and Dye Sufsi asa Specs. Perfu
mery, inc soaps, HAIR Oh, SHAY ins Creams. &c. 10
&c .irr with general assortment OF popular Family ned
iciues ali ffesh, Of a good quality, and WI be soii al
ta!r prices
Prescr ptious OF Physicians carefully putuP.
invlg G. EPKNOR & co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18

disinRuished graduate from ofihe first Colleges in
the United States. which NAV te seen by his Diploma
also member Roy al college Of Surgeons and Ii
reutistc OF the Apahecaries Hail. London; and the groa
ter part Of lie has been spent IN the first 0spi
tal. IN Furape and America those Ct London, Psrs
and Philadelphia may be consuedon all diseases, hut
more particularly
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18

FAKE NOTICE.. nr. Johnston has had great,
practice IA the ahov. aticctisns than an, physician
tie L 3. He also possesses an advau, age over ,tbe,
nom me tact Of ms having studied in the great ilcsDi
IA halh IN ts country and Europe viz those of Enc
lshu tAHee Spaih Russia, Denmark, SC and the hos.
rrs's OF Philadelphia Thousands ia Baltimore can te,
my lSl ne ufed them amer every other means had IA
iru ihl"' ahc ceriiieates could be given, hut deli
eaeS PfsVehs i'-or what man of responsibility nouls
Ike hs name pos d-nnne-hesi.es there ave 81 ma
ny persons without know ledge acter VINO atyet
hid it, ,si. -
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Variety Goods.

Variety Goods. ! !Tsr ,esS No 70 geoa
ely Goods OF every description, such Needles Pms.
Tapes, Thread, Buttons, PRINCES, Ear Rings Accard~
Gus, Combs, of all kinds, Pocket Books. Purses So.n
BEARS OIL Shaving, Hair, Tooth and Cothe Rfushe.
and IN fact sveTy thing connected with the Variety line
Call at the Yellow Store mon st. for good bsTga,n.
ly3 MELLOR
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gI>uruSsl
sNOgs1ErS
s,n4sKsTag HaN.

ITgrTnR NNTs.--vs.ve aud COX Hydran,s At ii Is
q s. hur.tsl ,lriecs war 4utci tp work. ell, az
M N Johnson ,l-s,. Maeke- square.
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lsss. y. a. sss's'E.
NlcoRTNnY 8 CONANT.

@FFICE Oh Nan sIfeel onc door s1uiI uI jung
~ Fry's residence, WHEELING, AWi2
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-23

Consequently, no vessel bound on voyage.
particularly through hot climates, where the
common potato will not keep, should sail
without full supply OF this heallhfu food.
1t may be served up for the table, prepared
in similar manner as fresh cabbage; or it
may be washed in soft wafer, and then stew
ell in stove or oven for three hours, will,
sufficient water to cover it, with the addition
OF little butter, taking care 10 stir it now
and then or it will burn. Al the end Of two
or three hours put some saussges, pork, ba-
con, or any kind Of meat you like, but corned
pork is generally used. If any be left i, is
equally good warmed over. Served I'D in
this way, it forms a very nutritious dish,
and IS much reished by those who have
been long accustomed to its use As this
Is the true "saur-k raul" of the Germans, it
may not, on the first trial, prove agreeable
I" The o'lactories of all our American readers;
but 1t hardly need be said. that it is stand
ing winter dish at the tables of the rich in
Germany. cooked either by the process of
slowly stewing, with little water alone, or
with small piece Of bacon or corned porI,
and sent to table in the same dish.-.4mer.
.Agriculfurisi
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-23

Scarcely less depends on this. than on the
character of the book read. One man will
glance over a dozen books, gaining some
general conception Of their contents, but
without mastering a single thought and
making it his own; while another, in The
perusal of a single work, will gather mate
rails for thought and conversation for life
time. Grimke, an eminent scholar and ora
tor, attributes his distinction to the influence
of the thorough reading and study of single
book-Butler's Analogy-while thousands,
if they would confess the truth, nigh, as
cribe their mental dissipation and lmheciily
to the indscrimnate and oursory reading of
whatever comes in their way. There is an
evil in this direction that lies back of the
character Of the popular literature, and tina,
could not but work immense mischief. even
If what IS SO universally read were great
deal better than ii is We a!u,le to the hab-
It OF reading for amusement or excitement
There are mnltitUdes who have no other or
higher object in reading. If the book is
only ''interesting," it suflices. No matter
whether j, contains single valuable thought
fact or principle; no matter if it is true or
false. 1t is enough that a morbid love of
what is wonderful or amusing is gratfied
1t helps to "kill l!me," and satisfies an appe-
ti!e that is as craving and about as heal,hful
as that Of the drunkard for his cups Olive
Branch
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-23

BoNAPARTE's OPINION OF HIS TWO WIVES.
Their characters were Numerically oppo-
site. Never were there two women less like
each other. Josephine had grace, an ire
sistible seduction, an unreserved devoted
ness. Maria Louisa had all the limdi,y of
innocence. When married her, she was
truly virtuons novice, and very submissive
Josephine would sacrifice millions upon her
toilet and in her liberties. Maria Louis,
on the contrary, economical what | gave
her, and / vas obliged TO scold her in order
to induce her to make her expenditure con-
sistent with her rank. Josephine was de-
voted to me; she loved me tenderly-no
one ever had preference to me in her heart.
! uniformly held the frs. place-her chill
d1en the next. And she was right, for she
was the being whom most loved, and the
remembrance of her is still all powerful in
my mind.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-23

WHERE DO MEN GO WHO DIE AT CHicA-
CO ?-Some years ago, when Chicago was
in its infancy, stranger took up quarters al
the principal hotel, and inscribed his name
on The register as ''Mr. J., Of St Louis"
For several days he remained there, engag-
ed in transaciing the business which had
brought him 10 the place, and from his ex-
ceedingly plain dress, manners, and general
appearance, attracted but little attention.
Soon Mr. J. was suddenly seized with
illness, during which he was sadly neglect
ed BY his host; and the servants, taking
their tone from the master of the house. leil
him TO shift for himself as he best could
Thus matters went on, till one morning he
was found past praying for. His papers we've
then examined, tina, the sad intelligence
might be communicated 10 his friends; when,
TO the surprise Of all, he was found TO be
one of the weal,hiest men in the western
country. Arrangements were accordingly
made for the funeral but, before the last
rights were performed, the subject came to
life again, having been the victim of ca'aiep-
sy, instead of The ''grim King of Ierrors."
All were overjoyed at his fortunate escape
from SO dreadful fate, and from that time
were profnse in their expressions Of solicit
,ude, eIci,ed, however, if we may judge, by
DOCUMENTARY evidence" rather than by any
personal regard. Al length, some one VEN
tured to ask how things appeared to him
while in his trance, to which ne thus re-
piled 81 thought had come 10 the river OF
death, where met an angel, who handed
me Jewel to serve as pass to the other
side. On giving this to the lerryman, ! re-
ceived from him another, which carried me
forward another stage in my journey. Go
my on thus, for several stages, receiving at
the termination of each ticket for the sue
ceedng one, at last reached the gate of
the heavenly city. There found ST. Peter,
who opened the door a, my summons, pipe
in mouth, seated by small table, on which
stood goodly mug of slearning whIskey-
toddy. Good morning, sir said he very
politely. Good morning, ST. Peter said !.
who are you, sir p asked he turning over
the leaves Of huge ledger. My name is
j. very good, sir; where did you
live down below?' Il lived at ST. Louis, in
the State of Missouri Very we'll, sir; and
where did you dep q died al Chicago, in
Illinois, 'Chicago?' said he, shaking his
head, there's no such place, SIR Il beg
your pardon, ST. Peter, but have yon map
Of the United States here?' Yes, SIR AL
low me to look at it, 'Cer,ainly. sir
With tina. he handed down splendid atlas,
and pointed out Chicago on the map. 'All
right, sir said he, after moments pause ;
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-23

| GEORGE WHIrEFIELD AND JcHS Wes-
LEY Few characters could be more COM
pie'eiy the converse, and in Church's ext
genc'es more happily the supplement, of
one another than were those of George
" h''eheld and John Wesley and had their
views been Identical, and their Iabors COIN
c'dent all along, their large services to the
gospel might have repeated Paul and Barna-
oas. WHITEHEAD was soul, and Wesley was
system WhiIefeld was summer cloud,
when burst q! morning or noon 10 fragrant,
exhalla''on over an ample tract, and took
the rest OF The day TO gather again Wesley
was the polished conduit in the mids, Of the
garden through which the water g!ided in
peafIy brightness and perennial music, the
same vivid stream from day to day.
After preaching paroxysm, Whte6eld
lay painting on his couch, spent, breathless
and deaih-like; after his morning sermon
IN the Foundry, Wesley would mount his
pony, and trot and chat and gather sim
pies, ill he reached some country hamlet.
where he would bait his charger, and talk
through the lille sermon with the VILLAGERS
and remount his pony and trot awav again.
In his AERIAL poise, White6eld's eagle eye
drank lnS,Te from the source Of life, and loved
to look down on men in assembled myriads;
Wesley's fallen glance did no, sweep so far,
but II searched more keenly and marked
more infinitely where it pierced A master
OF assemblies, Whlefeld was no match for
the Isolated man ; seldom coping with the
multitude, but strong IN as,u,e sagaci,y and
personal ascendsncy, Wesley could con-
quer any number, one by one. Whi,efeld
was the powder-blast in the quarry, and by
one explosive sermon, would shake dis,rc.
and detach materials for mems long work
deit, heat, and painstaking, Wesley loved to
trim and split each fragment into uniform
plln'hs and polished stones. Or taken 9TH
wise, "hlefield was the bargeman or wa
goner who brought the timber of the house,
and Wesley was the architect who set it
up Whl'e6eld had no patience for eccle-
sias'ical poliy, no aptitude for pastoral de-
tails; with beaver-lke propensity for
building, Wesley was always constructing
$500, AT al nome 'wned presiding" OVER
class or conference. 1t was their infelicty
lha. they did not always work together il
was The happiness ofthe age, and the further
ance Of The gospel tina, they lived along
side Of one another-.North British Re-
7ip7r