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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-22
MARIETTA SMITH.

Miss Marietta Smi}h LET, Boston on We'd
ntsdsy afternoon Dec. -, yeslet4ay 10 re-
turn TO her home N New YORK, 80 company
with her mother and oar city marshai.--lhe
mother having arrived here on the morning
oil the same day in consequence O! Iu'. lAauun
sent 10 the family by our authorities, HAT
Marietta was residing 10 this cil!. her story
~ Simply ihis:
She eit her home in Elizabeth sueet, New
York, November H. because she thought her
parents took too muctl ct her salaty as isis
tant teacher OF the cho ! 40 Grsud ii. Putung
her school books in d h4nd box. She took The
afternoon steamboat llalu iOr the cay OF Bos-
ton
Arriving here the q. Hductor gave Ter in
charge 81 hackman, who drove u,r To no "
Nashua street, whrre she remained one day
with sn acquaintance, when she went To south
Berwick Maine. WhrGe the relatives reside
of Young man who j. said 10 be paving al
tentIons 10 her. Thence she returned ln lew
days. aud went to leeCu the dressInaAers trade
in Sslutaiion al. This last place She had ielt
and Was about to 80 utu service IS chamber
maid, when she unrN pvclrdiy met bel mother
III the street, and va, yes. glad see her a
gain,
II is believed that Mauettas conduct and
associations in the land of pilgrims have been
quite corTecl.-Bost0u Post.
Rev Henry Ward Beeohef, who is now lee
turing in Boston, said The sensible thing that
follows. in discourse on smusemen,s. de-
livered the other evening before the MrEcan-
tile literary Association
"Amusements were indispensable 20 sound
morals. II the young were not provided
with harmless and Niruuus amusemeuis,-
they ould have vicious aud cauuptiug
musements. Some mothers are So much a.
frsid oil their children would do Wrong that
they would not let them do anything But
when they obtained their liberty, with none
20 control their pleasures--Hevey having learn
ed TO act righl-,hey were quite sue TO riot
ia self Indulgence
Az INFAMOUS WReruH PUNisHEo WEES
ley Goodwin, cana CaF,aino Albany, has
been sent TO the peni.e n,iay for ,wo wears,
for abusing his " lie and infant CHI "a. lap-
pears that the fellow srt To Worh deliberately
before the mothers eyes 10 Kali tat Innocent
babe BY constant blows with his ts,s aul
boot-jac
Finally after tuo hours beating The fend
in human shape kicked il violently into mad
ships, snd " henIis agauized mother attempt
ted to save it, he brualy attacked her. The
child MAS literally beaten 10 II jelly, aud faint
ly breathing.
Sentence on a third indictment was with
held until il was ascerta ued, whether or not
be would make provision toT the supper. Of
his wife and children
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-22

Mss.fel { M,Sredy, compiapantl IN CHANGER,
Va Denis \ VI tIcdy eNe'T 81 Dem n, tbe 49,
MS N tieiy dee &c, Tbs Mef pefior Court os, ~
Shshts Mechanlc's Rank OF anI Glance ~
Wheeling, John " GIT. Sob I Dllo ,sl '.t
80 bFaas ana T. " Clarke me state 81 W, W
,ete =" ~ 'ti'NuaH's- glnIa.
Take motto thai ths dispositions HI -os, 81. !,
and othsrs wtl be- taken Al the Oft ra ~ f,.h pIaay
hugh ia tis city 90 hecf m tire Stst, ~ ith'
,he tMenl'eh DAY o. JannasF A. D. 1879 lst,yee, ,s
tesh IN eFilenrr 40 the ai,are nauncl cause on ~
hai Of sad lnfiatnent All 81, uai-- an, 80, ~,
taxing OF ne same shat not BE- commenced d, 80
commence, -13i uot r completed GA t.isf ~, a. s
stRs thrfrol Viii Doe aaJufued nual tina. "a e "a
the SANE shat ha cualpieted ''"e Ahii
10 49, as-e-aa.is. ct-ARLEs " RUSSELL
~. fore Chap
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-22
RAGS WANTED.
I'IE highest price paid fnr rooa -ic,, r.- =,
= - south Wheeling. BAeSRTT A Rori Ss,,x - ~"
PUBLIC SALE or VALUABLE

neai Estate on uGia and Union SIS.
sSeseHlsI vii offer for sale al IN. court HIM..
h~eiins vs.. on MONDAY the AN Of Jspu.,. 80
e'"eA NJ Oae undivided half mari ofth.a, -.
80, s.",e t"o'a ON Main street hoa IN the orrnn,,
80, q nc! mAh One uhdivid hsif part of IN, ,,a
~ :. Aas CORNER OF MAN and union 81 ocen,,.a
perry hiu 4 CO. aid : u tiarper--ans M. ~
,t nsH pafi VI thr ground fronting on Unton 49,,
,khs 70 the trust estate OF Ebcnez.r Z.,s 80
ling "est otihe last named property--sil Of xh,s u
~onx 'hr most desifab. hnsiaess standa !, ~, - 80
me 'sths otsAe are one tenth OF the sutrh... ,.y
sAha ue remainder thereof ia three .oa.l ..s, :.
o., ~ shd 10 months credit " IA int-re, fr "S ~
VIE (which ). indispatahie 10 Be wi,hheis NM, ne
chase money Is fully yald ''N'" "i'" me pur'
ne.s w a'so b. offered fof sale a. .,.on a.. ,h g.
s'o n'lnse . completed which At "A ..o.ctsl ~,
49,. 49, y 'hc si Of prii next nunhef a, la. -
.. siue OF VAN street On the ISLAND ,,birh ~,
a.,ns Ifah locations for merchant. and ot,.e,.
nom = ~ 1he city. - iEany them viii 4, a,I.
end az - " euf hundred yards distant from The na,i
.nid,, Nes mouse IA the cay these lots ~ M -
'sins as 10 induce all person. a.,,,o,. -
.ra theep' convenient and pleasant rr.,g.,.. y.
~, eie pf more lots fuI that pufp.,,.-fhsS ~, "
-, - sA.s Hvn the lhconseuienc % ht.h ,,,ts,
srs.t ~ 90 ~ me ,os ~ thr city adloinins yhs11.
.i,.., l'nei sd thereof an "a iil have ,,,.ny -
nsss hIeh tie alter Do not pa.ses. l-r.Is. -,
dee y, ' Az "eess- HENRY MOORE
trustee Of u Zahe
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-22
Wheeling and Belmon, Bridge Comn,nv

ELECTION or MANAGERS
"a REGULAR meeting OF the Stockholders of this
&S Comrsny VIII he held al the Council Chamber or
the city ofWheeiinc Monday The drs. day Of Janna,x
le4S between the hours Of twelve aud three o'clock
OF that day for The election OF nine MANAGERS far -
ensuing year and for s,her purposes Nv ofdcr of th
boafdot Managers. EDW. II. FITZHUGH tik
Argus copy. aerIa a. -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-22
WHEELING 4. BELMONT

BRIDGE COMPANY.
Al meeting of The Boari of Managers Of the aid
company held al the office the company on Monda,
the 18Th day OF December ie4e
IL was resolved, Thatthc clerk cause notice TO bc
published in The spapets the city OF " heeng ns
'FhR the delinquent ktoo kholders in this
al arearsgcs OF STOCK not paid up before the
hrst day VI January next interest the s1 per
cent per annnm wilt be charged cacs aud every in.
ssinieh' IN arrears from the time II became pay able
andibs, II sneh delinquency continue until The fr.,
Monday IN February is49, the Board Of Manager viii
Peteoriy drcArs said stock forfeited use of the
company according 10 the provisions of the charer~r
eepiine oewyer The stock "f hold.
ets, against whom suits may have been instituted
acc ~ l. II FITXnuGu.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-22
ELECTION

mr. STOCK holders OF the Fire aud Marine Insurance
Co OF w hceng are hereby notified {, meet a, the,
once 'nihe city of Wheeling, on Motday The lat dny al
Jsnuar, 1919 between tie hours of one aud ti-re y
|" eject nine preeas, TO serve Tor tie cusuns yca,
brc' IL X. NJ. HARDING seev
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-22
For SALE.

4 DRUG STORE ia good sitHationi the stock
4A nearly new, aud well selected. with good run OF
sasiou-wlli D. sold very favorahle For fur.
thur information iuquro al Tins nhcc, al PRYOR n
fAULL'S, MHrAes sitee Wheeling.
ftttsbafgh Gazette SteuhsnRi Herald GAINESVILLE
Coure copy 10 amount OF Que dollar each aud charge
isIs office. fs9Si
- noNEs assorted Candys Ia hoses for sale very low
- 10 eiose By t2l PRYOR rAULL
a LCAHOL soto go per cent our own Manufacture,
-A4 constantly on hand and for safe ~
~ PRYOR * PAULL.
II CASKS sALERATUs prime qualify. on hand and
;" forsaeby l2l rRfoR PAUL..
oO BOXES STARCH u,t received and for sale BY
~ PRYOR & PAuLL.
EITiLuEN's Patent SAiamsudrr Ssfe. ~ arrAut.d IN,
" lest fite ffoo Sal made the .ouutry con
slaut supply Oh hand and for safe by
- fk fOA FAUL.L ats for manufacturer
M utlt EAU those no rent hou-~. OF me aud with
70 coatihue Too TIE ne1t year l 40 vel 10 tnake
APPteStoh i"f renewal % THEFT sase OF before IN.
"s' o. 'auafs hsht tor amer that tame " DO consider
ny eel a. i4peftg 10 rent 10 ans sthef applicant
- mo. 1ostoKN, Real EstAtr ssent
3O BOXES Rsisias. S hotes Almonds. 10 h.lr.,ao,
a'i hotes cfeAus Nats; 10 kess Msl.,a t:rses-.
thsish NAihuisi j. ioEss LsHiou.. Fuaerts. mo
~ shse- 10 hhis Pee Nuts Casr Fs Paste $40 Cocos
MI. cases Jar sud Boa pfuuss. : Fraii, Dat.. -
- -" 'o' 'A's 10" y - WOODROW.
"a k-s-a s.ssrs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-22

TO SADDLERS!
| Or GREER are now receiving an additional sup
Bras and silver plated snaffes;
" loosern Rradoons;
" Sttrgup Irons;
Harness Mounting;
Bras Maumsale Rings;
rssenl ntass iinedfrd' russell and black do;
ysppd Harness MouuttIs,
strahiue Web.
Cotton aud worsisd siuhdo:
Cut Taess, an sizes.
Shoe Thread,
cord do
SHk.
Flush fringe, binding, morocco skins hog skins wku.
weiiing Do Sadders Tools brass wire birdie huckle,.
sk and wofsied fringe: bfast aud SILVER ornaments 70
ss'ie. uuhs nails, hunk lock-, Inning paper etc etc
is WI" NC f'@ssd "i'h our goods and prices.
oets corner Market aud Monroe SIS. Ws,elpn,r
Circuit Superior cour, for Ohio cosny IN ,he sal. =,
Vitgns ''e S'@'e OF
Robert Morrison executor and Elizabe,b NJ nor,,.
Asu"'h % Joseph AofftsoH deeeas ed.C oNFLAisAsr,
Ausiin Peay, William Augustus Pcay. Henry An.
Eitatetn IRENE" etecntria and fetcr II Frcaeb .xc
se.ot OF Niiian French dec Henry Morton P,,nei.
Hornhrook, Thomas iiurnbrook Jnbn ~ 1,ses
james Clarke, Henry Moore. Joan w Gin ,Ye.n,,,
OF Joseph 1ili deceased, William Ross, George W.
ford koss, Joshua Pesy, Lloyd IIowrfi and ~
wiie EliSaheh De Baptlsle aud Juberlie De SAME, a"
In Chsneery, ia the aAov. named Coprt -'"AAf'
l'hE ceienGauis iu the above named e,r.. .,
take notice that the drrositi0Hs of Heotck NJ"
snafes hnoh and others, will be taken al The 80
once OF 'seoh q ti1hugh, ia the CITY OF lVns go
Virgins On Inc twentieth aay OF January ls,q
O'Clock, \ ". ana O'Clock T. 49, u he resd M e a
cause on belali &C The eoAipldlnanlS AuI n - -"
~, 'a no' p 60 ienead Of not be completed q,
'aN'"- Ah"trV4 WIN be adjourned iron, t,..
'. 70. u" 10 UNI" completed. LAMbS RussEI.
- Sol Tor Conip
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-22

w -. ls.i.s psssr All Puts. GeSgn. q.
eecs ~ VA. a. McAEE
Sls'a w-ssilas
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-22

p lANu totFts-Jast reed Two Piavo t,.,. -
~" ertWAied mandatory OF 4. n Gar, a '" "a
fptA' maAihs wi,h those previously ca s.I - "
',",sn' .op'ele These instrua.euis for CO. Wy As
laihi"te aud hfiliisney Vi tone cann,t ~ -4"ee 81
any "a the tn,tsd States The ~. ~ pafsed by
riAnos 'ot nlne ears. ana IN Ha single ~" 'lese
ns.eu' p.eh inadr winch speaAs Tor tbr'T "a
so lnhuhletahie reference. - Nt'lehef
70 sl'<ehs Of THIS and oIl-f place. vsf r. sifei'
led \, ~ s,',,ea' 81 rsfehssns are respe,if
- :, -, -. snn rAaanias Tor theHsaivr. .sfi.. NV
pect ''0- N'l.LtR.
nioH street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-22
FOR MlNCE PIES.


S{nLBS. fresh raisins without seeds at Iei per III
casks of zante rurrants III per ID.
Few barrels OF sweet cider, from the press
ef with ell the necessary trimmings Just received an
for sale by SD WOOuRow
dec 20. saa n IN y, .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-22

Lucy Marine 90 Bush Ranger by Dr Louis A Baker
Honey jenny Heart of the World illus, by pu,sy
Lthan Aien's narrative of the capture of Teondero,s
hy himself Nashnsto and the Generals ofthe Revo.
luton BY Geo IIppaTd. Memoirs OF = Physician by
/ Dumas. Great Haggarty Diamond. by VIM. N. Hsekery
sulho OF Vanity tsr. MARY Burton, tale OF snc rs
yer Life Count OF Mount Christie by Dumas Prairie
Lifd by Chas MurTy. Knight of Gwynnc by Lever
James novels. Twenty years amer sequel to three
@dardsmen by Duni-s Breseione, the OF Athos OF
| ten years Later.
large variety OF novels just received and Tor BY
| W. d. WAkEMAN
I No II Man ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-22

CIRCULAR:

CIRCULAR:
MI a. WRIGHT respectfully scnn,i,,-.s
ns b.. ana school Patrons thai Size purnaa Ne, iiends
-, i peeo, seminary on Man street o,eh
her ,ho,nn, aussshiai btanehe. of Edneat,on VI,
mi ,s course TO the seiolous schoI,s ~ aia'ns
ais by uei The mind and eorree1 ~
OF duiy ,he Efforts aud unrentt,ing euSe,S'
,e discipline exercised wit, en,ty ny aa paaelu
t,anc, NIX W g o. twelve weeks oounenr,
vance. " ~ ahd ; 40, half pay able ~ Al
fedae,iau "asadn: scholars, stated on sppl,,,,o
aug hedding and fixtures. f'''3e '"eif own beds
wheeling, Nov. 20, iets-va,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-22
NORTHWESTERN RANk or y,pcIy,,-

'NH ~ " - ny DAM tlf VIRGINIA
,-,,,, . NhkALihg Dee. l4th, ISIS
IHE ANNUAL ELECTION for FIVE nuecto.s .,
nc M1'hef Dank al W heelins, and FOUR Direc.
tors ior each OF the Branches al W eIlsbufr IND p
mtE VIII lie held at The Banking House ms RAM in
W heehhg on TUESDAY the 2d day of Jsnusr, ne :,
osween I've hoafs OF loo'eioek A. 81, 4 O'Clock p n
ne Bank VIII be closed as usual, on Christmas aud
New \ ears day Notes falling due on either ,f ,ha.a
days, must ne attended 10 the dsv before " 'e
dcol3-dtd n a, ,o
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-22
A FARM For SAIE

| iher purposes to sell the g.,
Wheeling Crsrl !,ns on the head waters Of Inn, ~
the National Road county, atop half nile non,
Gilmore. Niu @na nee tourths OF n.ile nos, w.
wGe1 -. s m, The Farm contains Ia n ne1s n
harm and COW frame Dwelling House AM soo ,,sn,s
snae,,, 'ie Is about us is9 acres esarsd '
der vel tins,lS Of good meadow aud tie fens'n
$40 woud h. ~ ~. a"id farm Is well altered Fa,,..
'PF' W me subscriber, living on the 1rris,..I 81
80 LINN ENMEkV
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-22

r- Aggravated diseases ones disappear after the er
pulstou ~ worms. Epusptic fits. convusions and ap
popienv, have been permanently relieved this
fettAr great object has always been to arrive at
nedY uron which dependence could be placed. Thus
cure has long been snowa aud used by the public a.
fahncstock's NcrmtfuRe, and msy be relied upon
tniailishle. ffthcrs IS single worm in the system
Wi bring II forth. Bat he careful that you are de
eeycf 40 purchasing, the trHe article Is euy prepar
81 By a. Fahf estook, at Pittsburgh Pa J. Cium.
hacker Son and VIVA X. Mckee, agents, W he cling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-22

POTATOES
1OBBts hrsi rate Potatoes 81 80 per bh delivered nv
dee 20. N. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-22
ELECTION.

MT soN's SHOE BLACKING-lo gross M,.on,.
Iva superior Shoe Backing lust reed ard n, 80
ase' McLAi.LEN, KNOX s. GO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-22


NOTICE.
THE suhserbers b~r leave TO inform
49, - - the elgizens Of wheslinx nd It's vie ali,
~ u that they intend manufacturing cose les
Carriages, and BugEies of every d-serip.
non IN The shop formerly occupied by Barnett 4 smy.
ile, onr door North Of on Gresrs hardware tore
MI thofmahn ust from the East. here has heen nris
" aifreior Of Coach building some Of the Iarges,
Enthusiastically feels confident that make Coach
e as neat, good And cheap any establishment IN the
httd sieias Al or work will be warranted sue
fhls notice sets foItA
deel5-y sMYLIYA CHORNASN
\tANffD-A young man can find a situation 10
Stand IN Grocery Store, by calling at this orAee
ohe VINO understands sook. keeping by single entry
WIN '~ PREFERRED doc II
JUST reed. large lot Of Pig Lead, Lead Pipe. and
p" brass eocks, and tor sale by
novsu HORNBROOK A DIJoN
DOUBLE CAPS DOUBLE CAPSii
. LOTS OF those double oxps; just received a. safe a
q ssfs- uARl ER'S Hat and cap eslsLl,shlnent
pofATOES--A hne lot of Potatoes can he had al
a NE I'd Ward Family Grocery.
deci5 ~ HAWKINS
EsRksh EGGs for sale at the Third Ward GROCERY by
- aesS " HAWKINS
pa CuLEsE - tae Third Ward Grocery
. asai1 J. y. AAwkINs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-22
TOYS AND CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

hANElust received large and well selected stock
u OF toys aud fancy goods suitable for presents for III,
coming holidays To Dealers viii Offer still rre,rr,
Inducements than heretofore, being ous to dsno.,
OF my stock OF toys preparatory replacing them
80, s'us .hey WIN be sold without regard to prohts
:" &c, i'u OF ''eni MEiLOR
"e~ ~ Union
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-22

~ ~, IN .ohifLAINT is always cured hy the
use OF DR. G. e. Van.hn's Vegetable Iitbont,ini nv
Great American Remedy: here is a ietier from '''
~ ', HlLLsRoRouCn. O, Jan. Isl 1917.
VI =" =. NAteHN;-Dear SRI deem II dutv 49,.
You aud Inc world al large to the FOLLOW, s,.fs
n,e IN august last your travelling AGENT Ien ON,
OF your medicine with me to sell SEEM - - s"'ie
commentators, and being myself AMI 80 - X 60 .e
eoMpiahl ir'ed one small bottle il al once gsys mo
,e'lei tied asecond and you viii he s,tonIShsd NJ
'e" ~ great was It's power thai was co,pietsI, en-,
ea ava am now as stout and well ever vas ~ nv
me commenced selling The medicine TO ulv rpston,
n al eneet was immediately anif.sted
"ae IN all Cases, some OF ,yllie a, -
, .a' men stated could noi he cured cheerfuy osr,
' ony III favor OF your LHhoniriptic Aliy,,,y. a.,
heIeoy STATE 'hat consideT 1t superior 10 aIi @
pa,a.'ohs now the country VIA you pleas, f,r,nt,
foufs,sery respectfully
Our coump. II JOHNSON.
n",,,e n.neay Get pamphlet of IL. AGENTS - t.s
nOyaO
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-22

~ TIE cauurr " ths Fr..s Throw hsui the country
seems 10 nnc with notices n cures and ~, eincs
81 diseases flesh Is hair to, that scarcely knows
what % DO IN case o dsease of fear that ustnr orr
medicine. an other ard halter h. overlooked. hnt
nn inc remarkable cures. high order and amount
Of testimony daily coming under nfihe eIfs
ordinary efficacy Of DIR. ROGERS LIvERWORT AND
TAR. We are compc led 10 regard the evidence uf
senses. and confidently state that for COUGHS COLDS
sui that HYDRA HEADED MONSTER CONSU MP-
tloN we think THIS Prepsrations safe speedy and Ger
tain ture ~ all events say to our fierds-try
u u can Ne obtained sfwM. HALL OF this place Sec
the advertisement IN another column. 1921
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-22

JENNY LIND aud other new siyl. Princes ana CHM.
%auttni ran Ribbons and Pumes Just reed hy
Se''i y w llElSk ELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-22
GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

llIi9Aas
saturday, Dec 10.
Reports were made bg several committees.
Mr. Cock offered resolution Tor he 4pyoint-
ment oil committee D. us The Virginia
Mit.ary Institute, attend The mi annual ex-
animation Of The Cadets en- toe lst ct Jlnua-
~, report upon It's condition, sud particular
lf with regard 10 lhe recommendation OF he
Board OF Visitors concerning lhe reconstruc-
ton Of the buildings
Mr. Dornan suggested that in irv days he
would be in possession 81 su,h Information
would show The ptopfirty ol ,his result
ton aud on his motion, Il ives Ibid on the Ia
HE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-22

GREEN APPLES.
oOBBLs efsuperior green apple. for sale ehesp a,
ID WOODROW,
urc ~ ga Main st
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-22

MI. stLas {. ltRRIss:-f, nay he IN your advantage
. know that our books and apcrs which was IN one Of
ilderr Saiam ander Safes have been from
the burning RUNS OF our store the great FIRE ON The
Jh inst aud found ct foi The result IL to our en-
We satisfaction. SCHRAGE, kOoP &Co
Nswfork. July 3D. Is4s
PRYOR FAuL Agents Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-22

- ~ A1LtaS-
NAVE Just received hne assortment Of roli .p.e
= tsees, Of all ages and prices.
Also, Silver Speetacles.
German silver do;
Blue Steel 90;
Plated do:
Also, on hand, complete assortment Of spectael.
"tsses, winch VIII he set IN old now frames and
warranted to suit.
Asos toneave asses, for short sighted n.r
sons, and Cataract ah,es from to 81 inch focu. ana
tiue green aud plain glasses. JOHN BISHOP,
. No. Is2 Matn street.
y, b.-f.r,ieniaf and personal attention pad TO re-
pairing "sNohtn' desIS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-22

RIO Grand. -Vessrs drawing 5 feet and
halt continue 10 pass the bar at the mouth
ot The Rio Grande, with perfect safety and
without touching
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100 s SH%s' Y. o. Molasses, Now crop
! 10 bhis Cider Vigesar,
I 10 casks salarstus
- BOXES star handles, Just received hy
Pecl6 MITCHELL. 0sIITRk a Ca
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Democratic National Conventions.
1s BALTIMoRE. Nav 25. 1888

| 4f II " 90 ~ Va
| On thefhird day, a motion BY Mr. Bartloy
Of Ohio, that the two delegations from New
York be admitted, with only the voieIof the
State in the Electoral college, was carried
yeas 1885 nays l24. On the fourth day the
same proposition nprinciple was affirmed,
yeas l33 nays1lIS. ..sl % r 10 fi,seltss sr
Subsequently The. Barnburner delegates
retired; the Old l1unkers remained but de-
clined voting. They nevertheless approved
Of the action Of the Convention. A
ssMr. Hannegan, under Instructions from
The Indiana State Convention, offered res
ouiiony that the so called Hunker delegates
are righfully entitled to cast the vote of the
State Convention. Laid on The table.
The Convention then proceeded to ballot
Tor President.
Mr.. Ramsey, read letter r,m Mr. Polk,
declining to be considered candidate.
Mr.. McCandless, of Pa, nominated James
Buchanan.
/ Judge Po@hatten Ellis, of Miss, nomina-
ted Genetal Cass.
Hon. Mr., Hqmlin, Of Maine, nominated
Judge Woodbury..
On the fourth balfot. Gen. Cass received
il79 out of254 votes given, being a majority
of moresthan two thirds OF all the votes Civ
en-, he was dhlt nominated
The following was the result of the vote
on the three first ballotings:
First Ballot-Cass, l25; Buchanan, IS;
Woodbury., So; Dallas, g.
Second Ballot.-Cass, l43; Buchanan,
81; Woodbury., Sc; Dallas, 8. RI
Third Ballot.-Cass, 1856; Buchanan, 10;
Woodbury., So; Worth, S.
The States being then called for the fourth
ffpo ha ynta ,y,u n EnlInuo. fHI-.N
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1 MsryIahd=Aiber Constable.
Ohio Samuel Medary.
Yrgiha--Wm. r. Richie. s.
Connecticut Charles A. IngersolI.
Deleware-George Reed Riddle.
New Jersey--Edwin r.. v. Wright
Georgia M. Hall McAlisier
Vermont-Horace Clark.
Illinois, Murray Mcconnell.
Wisconsin--Watson C. Darlinr! ~
North Carolna--Robert Sirange.
Michigan--John H. Harmon. asl
lndiana--Gilbert Hathaway.
Mississippi John Duncan.
Kentucky--John w. Stevenson.
Missour;--Samuel Treat
Arkansas--Alexs T. Rainey saei,
Maine--Chares Andrews. hf4iig
Alalama7-Patrick Henry Britain.
Rhode Island Walter s. Burgess.
Iowa--James Clark. ~ tiBh4lte{sb5 !,
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So LEWIS CASS, of Michigan, having
received two thirds Of the whole number Of
Tie Clair declared him duly nominated
by the Convention as the candidate. for Pres
ident. '' '.
The announcement of this resul, by the
Chair, was followed by enthusiastic and long
continued applause, t le
= The Convention then proceeded 10 ballot
for a candidate for Vice President.
The vote on the first ballot having been
announced, (Bu,ler ia, Qnitman ~, Mason
"a, King 90, Davis ljMcKay l3,) the States
were called a second time, when the vote
WAS as follows: .L,A nt "A.