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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-12

by ORDER OF lther Lansing. - tolafl Jlfsr y ,ri-
tpt0uuiy. nnrls hereby gwen Inst t1 afithHr ~
sgfsf f- estate o ELISHA X ROGERS fsfisi 49,
thar sl ts f ilr fe pawn l fes al -
appear and tllsf slfl tfinsnf. afYfIaf r s rnH -
irll he r4lfiu l.s ff-. ff f.Ii Dc isi
sny iebf ly rts iai 10 isl~i
h1 of be- oi iay property within fh- STATE -I ff
fur property lIm flfnt,l -
ani goid. Dated haflh Its MULLINS eoODAbL
ssfrr WssffDsn 4 tffurHs.s ffrffH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-12

&. PIANOfORTh uANIFkGTU.
RN, IS. Fuliuu 81 essi side Broadway AZ
4 n M feutifry new sruri@ warranted superior ir
y n y sl1rr and 90 keep in ilre much longer lhEt
tny no~ IN Use mscr VII p-iiaf harp frame cnf-rs
he Oh rctOn ~ ueiac petAla ~rlisl guaranty ~f hs
given SIN esch instum-li aud WAeu Any d1lh OBJ t-
qla.y -Epressed he psynel msy be- shL et gl ru-t
touhls arr removes RtNNETr 4 ROGERS
le'W ftl gulun-tl eszi siar kIualsar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-12

% At PRIVATE -NIE-A farm, In me town 81
North Hempsesd. Queens County about ~ miles nom
- his Civ and the railroad CONTAINING ahuu 100
in high stare u cultivation Possession ran be given
Immediately For farther pafucuisrs. apply 10
div A BLEECKER, Auctoneer. 7 Broadst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-12

MRS. FRAZEE'- COMPOUND VEGETABLE
.FiCOUGH REMEDY, manufactured and sold Al ~
gerrk-r..t New YORK, door from Mercer Purely
vegetable and warranted % be superior 10 any U.s., FOR
te cure u c0ds. hoarsrue.s, cnugs sore throat wnp
in csh asthma. bronchitis lrhIeuZa- SC. and al anec
lous tlal ead 70 consumption. 10 clearing tho voice % Is
glrg4ale1.
zach package q invariably signed Mrs ; VI. Ffak7e,
and pul 10 set purchaser
b Also constantly % hand every v4ne,y d Confec-
unrari-s ~ q super qualify d I'm
lbRINTISG INA JOHN q. LIGHTBODY % cnL-
ssaly manufacturing Erd he's always % hand every de-
s-rpuon u Printing Ina from hr-st AGA and C00r-
News lrks which b. equal % Any ioan1-
sc.ured and Ow prices h- sold ~ any
manufacturer Orders forwarded BY steamboat ralrJ4f,
sny ps u shs eounzy y addressing note To me- a. q
k1sest
2 s-This Cap-r a prrlof VIII ny New lnt, 1sq 9
yrcsi many other uewspspers 10 his cy Rhsdephia Boa
Ia, BALTIMORE New Orleans ard otb-f ces snf towns 10
49, Frifsi lf.i-. rs laNf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-12

fvtSs-issd .4gesss-Ony agent N Ne~-lcfk D Moor
be.a ls2 srosc way K. NSD Buskirk >ssafk. Tn
vel, PA. akvspsie: Mrs kicdsf, Boston, Peter
son booxse!es = Chesnalst Phsdephs, and by s1ihor.
ised ssslu gensrsAy Ell lnsoo3S'SSSn
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-03
DELAWARE.

1871 From Wilmington by Newcastle Red Lion,
Saint Georges McDonough, Cantwes BRIDGE biack br1
Smyrna, Dover Camden, Canterbury Frederick, MuIord'
and Milton Georgetown, 80 miles and back SIX times
week to Milford and three times week the residue, with
six mes-a- week branch from Milford by Cedar Creek
and Draw Bridge to Lswes 81 miles and back
Leave Wilmington daily except Sunday after arrival OF
Philadelphia ma-say l0k m, arrive at Milford same
DAYS by ~
Leave Milford every Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday,
at 9 IN, arrive at Georgetown same daysDy . a M
Leave Georgetown every Monday, Wednesday, ana
Friday at 3 M or as Snow Hill mail has arrived
or is changed arrive Milford same days by 81 M
Leave Milford daily except Sunday at 10 m, arrive al
Wilmington day time to connect with fhlaae'Phid
cars--say by p 80,
Schedule for branch serrice-Leave Milford daily OK
cep Sunday at m, arrive at Lewcs same days by m
Leave Lewes daily except Sunday at m, arrive az
Milford days time connect with the wilmington
mail-say by -
1902 From Wilmington, by Lovevile, New Garden
Pa Avonjae, Chatham, and Cochransvilc, TO Fehhihg
tonville, % miles and back twice week - "a,
Leave Wilmington every Tuesday ana rraay ~ io'
a m, arrive at PennngonviIle same days by P m
Leave Penningtonvie every Wednesday and Saturday
u a m, arrive ut Wilmington same days by p m
Proposals end the at Chatham, ana run thre'
times a week, invited -
1903 From Red Lion by Summit Bridge, MIudietown
and Warwick, to Cecion, 81 miles and back three mes
week
Leave Red Lion every Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day. after arrival Of Wilmington ma-say al M arfiV
| at Cecilton same days by p m.
Leave Cec,on every Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY,
at m, arrive Red Lion days IN time 10 connee
with Wilmington mail--say at a m. /,
1904. From ST. Georges, by Delaware city, to For
Penn, 8 miles and back, three times week
| Leave st. Georges every Monday Wednesday and FRI
day Immediately after arrival of Wilmington ma'l-say
/ 3 = m, arrive at Port Penn same days by m. 80.
Leave Port Penn every Monday, Wednesday, and ri
day at and to St Georges same afternoon
1905 From Smyrna to Lcipsic, miles and back once
week,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-20

The following lines are dedicated by a
friend. to the memory Of Mr. Alfred Richard
son, who lost his lille by the bursting of a
boiler aboard the steam BOAT A. N. Johnston.
Farewell, our dear brolhrr'w bid thee adieu,
The thoughts OF Thy suiftrings, our sorrows
renew;
Bat we trust thou art gone to happier home
Where the sorrows aad suif rings OF life are
unknown.
Thy death unexpec Ell, I'VE deeply deplore.
Thy friendship AID counsel shall Oh .er ii no
more.
b 1t tho thou hast left us, thy virtues remain
T inaplrr us with h pc that we'll meet thee
again.
Thy brethren, who live in neighb'ring state
Came swift to thy re9,ut; thy pains to abale.
Samaritan like, with altctio lale care
They bore to an inn, and took care OF thee
there.
Though physician and friends, did all in
their power.
TO mitigate pain 10 the very last hour.
Yet death, that stern monarch refused to give
wal,
But strong as a lion, he seized on his prey.
To comfort the widow OH what shall say ?
May God be her refuge, her staff, and her stay
May she cast all her care on her merciiul
+ Lord,
Who never iorsakes them that trust in his
word.
Her children, dear pledges OF coniugal love-
Protected shall be, By their Father aboge.
II the cry OF young ravens, awakens his care
The ialherless, surely, his pity shall share.
o children, remember your duty to God
That YOU may escape bis chasleniug rod;
Be loving and kind to your widowed mother.
For c1mior; from earth, she looks to none 9th ,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-20
WHEELlA J WHO. ESALsP lIcsS Gu }RsgT
DAILY TIMES OFFICE.
Jan. N lAlS

| hLUM-34d34 cents.
bEANs-in demand at j1a62jc. Eztr, zoe
| BARLEY l0I5c. ~
| BEEswAX--25 reuts. dull
Oo"FAdE'-Whiie Rope Coil l2r. y H.
| =, ,,.,..., ,.'.,
iarred Rope by Col lie. - '"' '.'''
Bed Cords l.5)a2 ,O0a3 90 y J,z, - "''"P
CR'cNERs- S la / 80 per barrel,
GA,NoD1Es.--Sperm 35c; mould lie; din
CORN MEAL.-Sales at .5Oal.75.
lo IiotFEE'-hl0 aud L'guirl IA slcts. Java
CorrER.-Broziet- 2sr bolt 37r
25a23c. - - h"s"ood
FEArHERs -3Oa32t.
fIsH.-Nn. mackercl, Sll No, , Q IN.
No. l.. ''''0'' '''o 'of
Hors-Grec.
troit-No change in fruits. Dates PAIR
Otled Apples o. 69; Peaches S ,37al.50
FLouR-Sl 75a5On Nv
GRAIN.-Wheat Sja9Uc. Cats 25c
C'RN-3Ja37c; Rye 4Oa45.
GLASS BY 10 Sla4 .. 10 by ID af75,
50; l6 by 20 $500
-" ~ A'Iir NJDU; Rock 81.
heMP.-None in market.
INDIGo.-7jcaSl 20.
lhoN--Sies at 3Oa32 for ALLEGHENY. HANG.
lnS Rock 53j; Iron Mountain SIS. tnnr n,as
oiles OF tennessee at s32. Bar Jm,iaf, 2.
Sheei - &c. Pig iron on the advance.
LEAD.-Pig 4 3D.; Bar 30: White Lead
! 30 Il. pure 70.
ID. LUMBER.--Cleag S2A t,,nt.,-a.e- .4...
MoLAssEs--N. y. 26G027
NAILs.--4d sac; 6i 43c Sd 44c; l0d4e; no
change
OILs.-Sperm 80al IS. Linseed Oil 60;
a sale OF 81 bbls Lnsccd Oil al 60c cash
Winter Lard Gil u; tanners Oil l6al7.
PAINTS. Whiting l4al2e; Venetian red
45,5c; bithar5e 7c.
SPlcGs.-Pepper 6a,l0c; Cas,a 22c; Glove
26a3l.., Nulmegs 8 50 Ginger, 8 l2Bc.
SUGAR.-L0dl 9ll24c; white Havana l0A
New Or cans Isaac.
GINsENG.-25 to 28c
Provisions = Lard 5aG Butter, key. 93sl0
Roll, tai !5c.
Bulk meal 3 .51i3,75 per 100 lbs.
SALT--Si %.
SEEDS --Cloyer3 .5Ja3, 50; Timothy 81 ,75a2
FLAx-30aS5.
TlN-Plate $40. l03 per box.
WHIsKY-Clty Recliiied pic; Cincinnati
1921.
ASHES
Pos &c.
Sll9rdtus 1B0Sc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-20
PUBLIC AIEETY.NG.

. D d Q . Il y y D \ D y
The Cilizsns Of Wneeias, ana Of Oaio
COUNTY friendly 10 Gen Taylor, and in ia
vour OF his election to the Presidency, as the
Peoples Eaadidute are requested Io assemble
at the CITY Hail GA SATURDAY Eyeaiog. 5th
inst, at 81 O'Clock, to appoiat Delegates to
the Richmond Convention. takes measures Tor
organizing Rough and Ready Club, and adj
vancing the interest OF the Helo Of the Rio
Grande. Come upto the work. Fellow Cili-
zensaad prove thas Republics are not migrate
full
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-20
INDIAN DEvoURED BY WOLvE


~ tN-G INFORM, Us that on the 9th inst.
Jim Sh1ngo, an athletic Indian, and skiil!u
huAt-r. OF the Cattaraugus tribe, on the A leg
haUy live?, loJk the woods, from his wigwar
in search OF game. Not having returned OF
the following day, a party ct the tribe started
in search of him. They soon struck AMI fol-
lowed his track to where he shot deer On
taking the trail where he had dragged it, they
discovered that "a pack of six wolves hal
struck in and acre ahead. The pack over
took Shongo within few rods of the Indian
camp, near the head of the Nine Mile Run
where The party found that the poor fellow
had had dreadful and fatal encounter. Moth
ing could be found but the head AMI AN arm .
the Indian, and the head and feet of the deer
Jim's rife was lying near, with the breach bro
ken into several pieces, and every evidence oil
most desperate struggle - Cattaraugus
Courier.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-20

The public Will find above call for meet
ing OF S1tupiay e' ching, t. appoint delegates
to the Richmond convention and organize for
the campaign Of is. 1t is with no ordinary
pride and pleasure that we enter upon this
campaiga We have battled thro many stor-
my dayia the broad political field, For the last
20 years the peop'e,. .YEs,we say the people have
been in vain striving to overthrow The execu-
tive party & assume the reins OF government
for themselves, They have from year to year
opposed the dominat on of the executive pow
er in vain, under Gen. Jackson Van Buren,,
Tyler and Polk, bat all have succeeded, by
the force of government patronage and mo-
ney, in retaining the power among tn Sc who
looked only to the enolumenls Of office regard
less of principle Or the people, who considered
the government not as of and for the people;
but as designed solely for the welfare of the
officers who were elected or appointed to
power.
We fully believe that the last four years
have convinced the majority that there was
danger to our Institutions aad very great ap-
prehcnsions to be ento rtaiaed that the coun-
try must suffer decay under such state Of
things.
We believe the people as a body, the hon
est II bo,h parties, have now turned their at
lention to Gen. Taylor as the man who can
and viii restore the government to its orig
nal post on, The functions It's offices to their
primitive condition, and uphold. not the in
dependence of the government, but of the
people and taeir rights 10 The benefits the gov
ernment was designed to brsJo>v upon them.
Gen. Iayl5r has expressed a determination
TO administer the executive oftee, il elected,
upon the same principles as governed " ash
ing Jefferson ami Madison He says
Il 60 fox the country, the Whole country
ana il is ms ardent aud sincere wish to see
the individual placed at the head Of the ma
ton, who, by strict observance OF ths CON
stitution (oe he who he may.l Gun make It's
lnost prosperous at home as we'll as most re
spected abrodd'
The next question is, whether he has the
hon sly 10 act as he SAYS. We have read and
heard much Of bini within The pas. Two years,
and while we have found him decided in his
general principles, it is Impossible 10 draw
from him ANY other pledges ih1n that he will,
II elec'g" D! '"5 Ps'ple' serve ~ P0'P'1 up
On '''e o'oa' 'o"''''o ''o0'' ''9iS
Has be tie irmness TO carry out his meas
ufeS 'adis' me i'o" ~ % '''s ana '''e matter!
OF '''e"'S N,' ~ '''".'' '' '''''s ven n''
'"'" '''-' nv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-20
10 fiatters and Country

So, ? u lillian 7. ERHARps, No. l93,
Stree, above Race, opposi tie Kranch pb;I,darn,
IA constantly on hand large assortment 1t
sni'nable aps of all kinds, 10 hich be invi
uh'"h OF the Trade. and who has for the ls
e engaged in This particular branch and sue
nllAAhs y 10 such perfection as win e seen
INV wins Extract from the Report OF the Com
va. .,NN ~ otthe Franklin Institute at PHI
= No 9s6 Men AM Bows Cans nv VIM 4 Erl
iaS N"r,h 81 street Philadelphia, well aud nea
one % the cas- deserve some notice on accol
convenience, one side cslh and the o,hai o
an either can be worn outside at the rlcasll
wsaTer. THIS so far as the Judges know is tie
dec 3J-3,a-3a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-20

COLD FEET evidence that the blood Is {
cumhered with morbid humors, which not only rem,
the circulation sluggish and unequal but preven
proper supply of the vital fluid TO the extremitics
Hence GOODNESS of the hands aud feet, accompanied W
headache, gddiness, and many other unpleasant &C
paints.
Wririt's Indian Vegetable Pills are one OF the
pfeventivcs III the world a.ainst Cold Feet because
not only cleanse the bool from those impurities VIII.
are the cause but they I'M art energy the crcu
ton which carries it with vigor 10 every part of
system.
BENA ARE or CouNTERFErrs.-Th public are cauti'
ell against the many spurious medicines. winch. in
der to deceive are called by similar Nrig
Indian Vegeta able Pills.
The only original and Indian Vegetable Pills H.
the signature Of William Wright written with pen
the top label of each Box. None ether is genuine a
TO counterfeit this is FORGERY.
For sale by james Nelor, Wheeling, and Jacob Coz
ing. Triadephia Once and General Depot 100 Re-
street. Philadelphia. jan /!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-20

McAlLSTER'S ALL HEALING OINTMENT
hcen tried ny all classes OF society, by all ages and
esiions, and las received the highest enconunis
recomm .ndation. from all meli--from men who Ii;
been affected vita the diseases peculiar their occu
on, waeiher sedentary, or exposed TO hurtfl
noNious poisons, or dangerous clinates-Irom won
affected with the complaints peculiar to their sex
FROM physicians who have usei it most ;successiveiy
their practice For sale by JAMES BAKER, WI,
ing, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-20
STEAMBOAT REGISTER,

REPORTED ny c. II BERRY
AR IvALs AND DEPARTURES
IF Boats jor He Atst2i h urs emitting yester-
day at 4 o'clo;h. p. IL.
ARRIVED.
New England, Ebberl, Pittsburgh.
Gen. Washington, -,
Roscoe. Javens. :.
Welsville. -, :.
America, De Camp, %
Swallow, Wilson, Cincinnati
Rhode Island, Green. Steubenvile.
DEPARTED.
Gen. Washington, -, Cincinnati.
New England, Ebbert, .
America, De Camp,
Roscoe, Javens. New Orleans.
WellsviIle, -, Pittsburgh.
Rhode Island, Green, Steubenvile.
Is feet water in the channel-ialling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-20

The Winchester Republican contains fee
Icing tribute from the Court and Bar of
OF Fredric County to the memory Of their late
esteen.el associate, Alexander s. Tbbail ESQ
aged about 81 pears, who died suddenly on
the morulng OF tie 81 instant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-20
Corresp 1ndence Of The Daily Times.
COLUMBUS. Jan. 10 Up NJ

torresp 'ndence OF The Daily Times
COLUMBUS, Jan. 10, 7P.M.
The Wing Convention met this ddv. and
President.
On the 9th ballot SEABURY FORD had $50
votes for Governor. c. Delano s., Col. j..
C ,l!ier H. and Hirim ,GrisNold 6. Whole
number OF votes 2o6.
After nomination Convention adjourned.
The citizens and dele, ates 10 the number
Of six or eight thousand were addressed in
the State house yard by Mesers. Griswod,
| Delano and Ford,
C1uventiol adj burned until Tomorrow.
Washington Dec. 10. Z p N
! The d,,th Of Mr. llornoeck, member OF
tie lower HOus was announced. and Con-
gress adjourned without trausacting any bust
ness. He died at his residence in Ale.
town.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-20

On Toesdly evening last, by the Rev, wi
liam Armstrong, JAMES Y. PATTERSC
Esq, OF Belmont CO. Ohio, to Miss MAI
G. CHAPLlNE, daughter of SAMUEL II. CHA
LINE. deceased.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-20

LOSF.-On Sunday night. the 2Sh inst
between Mr.. Dorsey's on Main st. and F. |
Armstrong; on Hampden ST., large 9,
breast-pin with Turquoise set The find
will be literally rewarded b. leaving it al I,
office
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-20

Ih' Sas Of Dry Goods at Auction by W.
;. Ni-Nham, on Alaract Street will be Goa
tinucd today at O'Clock, P. NJ.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-20

DEBT OF MICHlG to
me late message OF the Governor, the debt of
Michigan Tor internal improvements, amounts
to 81 $3.50 ,639 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-20

CoLUN3uS oHlo.-The population of
ne clly OF Columbus, Ohio. recently taken is
Il SO4-of whom ,007 are coiored. The in
crease since the census Of 1910 is about 100
per cent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-20

DRAWING TO A CLOSE John Jacob
Astor IS SAID 70 be dangerously iii. He is
now ninety years OF age.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-20

DALLAS TICKET ELECTED. The
philadelphia Dem5cratic city convention. e.
Ieclad de gates to the Harrisburg Convention
Woo are instructed to favor the election of
George Nj. Dallas to the Presidency.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-20
HOUSE OFDELEG ATES

hONDAf, january 10, 1878
Resolved, THAI the committee on Schools
and Colleges enquire into The expedi.ncy Of
passing an Act TO incorporate the ..Nheelipr
ttmi1e Seminary" and that they report by
bill or otherwise.
Onmoliol OF MIR. Stovall,
Resolved, That the invitation heretofore
given 10 Gen. Shields and Col. Garland 10
visit Richmond and partake OF the hospiral-
ties Of the State, be and it is hereby extended
20 Gen. Q"ltman. OF tn State oil Miss.
ENGROSSED BlLlS
A bill authorizing the diysiiau and dis
tnbuuen OF the personal and real estate OF
John Miller in R1ppahanno- COUNTY.
Passed
\ bitl establishing the county of Hancock
oot OF the norlhern-enl OF Brooke county.
Passed.
PETITIONS.
By Mr. Shetiey-Oi the State Temnearnce
Convention held in tn city OF Richmond on
The 23th oi October lSi7, praying for the pas
sage OF d law aulhorising the qualified voters
IN each county, city and Incorporated town
OF the State, 10 determine whejner license 10
retail ardent spirits suall be issued in their
respective cities, counties, ami towns.
BY MIR, McLaughlin-Ol sundry citizens
OF the county OF Br4xlon, praying that road
may be- constructed from the town of Weston
in the county Of Lewis, to intersect the Kan.
awha turnpike road at the fork OF the Bic
hanawha river.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-20

THE "FiTALS7 OF MEXICO.-The New
YORK Sun saws that the mint at the citr Of
Mexico, and the minis of Guanaxoato Z3ce.
tecas, Gna'Ialazaro Durango. *. will be
rut IN operation Tor the coinage Of United
States dollars and half dollars.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-20
Safest, Cheapest and Best

n sV IA nse Is RlTTER'S Compound Syrup If
W. az merry Of ltis fact, single trial viii toia
'soS' SNcpiifal II contains no Mineral or Nc
s.eule'', Causes no Inconvenience dining ils
"''''.' Is very Pa'ata'!e win te taken with a
even lie youngest Children. aud ,yiI ,ti,rJ n
i i ~ Group and Whoopimg Cough if ryea g
u ,..iv IONS When The laroXysm comes on. fl
va quay TIE irritation of the Bronchial tuhes
10 cough and ore tluoat and by removing The Ct
=" sIof' 'i.ne produce the effect desired. pc
in my no't'e the price of which is hut IS &c
20 eV''N Instance cure cough howera
fa,e"t however long standing.
ror SAFE by siorekrepers generally in this "
ing counties aud wholesale and FETAL ~, ,he ,r
L. i. Y 81. RITTER, wholesale Drug
WV 1-oih q w. No l23 \ I'd street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-20

''i''u '7sH' YES, Marsnai'S Office Na,v yor, ,
tPssfs wyatt & ke:chari--G Gentlemen: Fn,e,s,.r.,
bai, g. t,e cue az a enis for the sale of Dr
- tdn'e ttcluary, Tor the cure of Piles H.
dfs,,'im, Nfh III itmertrr.errcrs ro.sr.e,s %
consider iay case utterly hopeless. Eut about Ire
o. september last, was prsvailrA upon by frIen,
nave alfiai OF thd above named medicine took
advice and rejoice TO say thai ] am not only rrlier
h6', as heIeve. perfectly cusea. most earnestly
o'ilcnu il to all vino may have The mi. fortune Il
d.icted Whhtha annoying and dangerous disease.
Very RESI- eetf'liiy, your o. svt ELY MOOR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-20
CITY CT WHEELING, CLERK UfFic

lifY IF WHEELING, CLERK 5 OFFICE
January II. 1913.
/ NHARTER ELECTION.-On Monday, Janu
w. 1913. an g ectiOn will he held for NayOr aud
Eers OF the Council of the city of Wheeling, co
eng al one O'Clock and closing at five oc. ck. P.
the following places in the several Wards. viz:
In ire Firss Ward, al the office of Neil Men
Esq. on Main ST.
In the Second Ward, at the office of James N
nell, Esq. on Union ST.
| In the Third Ward, at the office of George Dut,
on Main street.
In the Fourth Ward, at the office OF Phlip Bid
on Nam near South ST.
IN the FINN Ward. at the new building of ID
Wait, on Maia street
Inc Members OF the Council are apportioned
lows, VIZ: -four for the First ward three for the
Ward, I'VE for the Third Ward, four for the
Ward aud three for the Fifth Ward.
The election will he held under the superintel
OF Inc Alderman and Assessor for each Ward
hrst, second, 'hird and fourth wards and in "a
ward under The superintendent of special supeii
en's to he appointed by the Mayor.
JAMES S. WHEAT
ID" II Cl-rk of the
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THE COOLEST IET-From the wropnar
OF The Montpelier (Vt.) Patriot Only thir.
ty-six below zero, Tuesday morning." This
beats tranconia where il has only been as low
as twenty.