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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-03-15

"whs,soever man soweth, that shall he also
reap"
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Things presenting this aspect OF affairs,
Me- upars--euit. "a hs-u. xus--~r1sal--~~.
in,imated. was woman Of derided cha
racter, represented 10 her two oldest ,iaugh.
ters the necessity that existed for their
seeking 10 maintain themselves, aid thus
relieving their father. Their. education
being defective, they could not undertake
the leaching Of any thing. All that was
left for them was TO acquire some skill.
by the exercise of which money could be
earned. The apparent cheerfulness with
which Mrs. Porter6eld bore their sadly
altered circumstances, and The wise words
she utieretlin relation thereto. gave strength
and patience TO her daughters. They ap.
piled themselves, diligently, 10 the duties
they had assumed, and in The course of a
few months, were ready 10 60 out into
families to sew, one as tailoress and the
other as dress.maker. and to earn regu-
larry their three dollars each a week,
which, added to what their father receiy-
ed for collecting, made the income Of the ia
mily approximate more nearly TO its wants.
Cast down from the worlds high places,
and afflicted as they had been. the family
of Mr.. Porterfeld were better contenied
and more cheerful than was imagined by
those of their old friends. who OCCASION
ally though, of them. After a year or
two the collection of accounts paid better,
and enabled Mr.. Porterield to supply his
home with more comforts, though il yield
ed nothing over support. But as he had
given up all hope Of ever recovering him.
self and getting once more ahead in the
world, he fell thankful and coniented.
cit is not the external condition SO
much as the internal state" he remarked
TO his wife. after all things around them
had assumed the aspect of permanence.
II don't know hut we are as happy now
as We were when we had our thousand.
at command"
We may be quite as happy; for we
have enough to give us conlenlment. and
it is truly said, lha, conten,ed mind is
continual feast" ..........~-..
"lt grieves me sometimes to see our
daughters reduced 10 the necessity Of earn
ling support by their daily labor. l. is
so different from what they were raised
to expect. cannot but feel that to them
i. must be irksome and disheartening."
] They think and feel right on the SUBJ
ject," replied Mrs. >Porter6eld. 81, is
their duty. and they enter upon and per-
form it eheerfally. They do not appear
to be unhappy"
"No." CT. ..... -..s
"And,they are not unhappy"
! This conversation took place ahont a
, year after the daughters Of Mr.. Porter.
: field had commenced going out into fami.
lies 10 sew. On the same day Mr.. Wi,
, ley said 10 his wife, IT., -
THAI is yerv lady.like and interest.
Ing young girl vow, have sewing for yoa."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-03-15


= 5hsH . 20 cheaper ding - ssrth.
Nor yes enc half 20 dear.
Is worth nass than disfinzuish'a hirsh.
0rihsuaaaas saiR'd . year.
u lsnds he day . nrw drEsht
Tia sinu<'s krnes shisld;
And adds mare hesuly 10 he night
Than al he stars can yisld.
Il nsiesh poverty s0nieni.
TO sorrow shispen peace;
Il Is gin from HEAVEN seni
For mortals 70 increase.
Il msets you wilh smile q morn,
. Il lulls you % reposs--
A flower for peer or peasant horn.
An everlasting rose.
A charm % bsnish grief away.
TO snatch the frown from care;
Turns tears % smiles. makes dulines zsy.
Spreads gladness eveywhsTs--
And yet lis cheap as summers dew
That grms the lily's hrsas--
"A talisman Cor love. a. true
As ever man pOsss'd. g..
AZ smiles the rainbow shroazk ne cloud,
When threatening storm begins
Az music mid the tempest loud.
Ths, still is swee, way wins
As springs an arch across the tide.
Where waves conflicting foam,
50 comes the seraPh to our side.
This angel Of our home.
What may this wOnderOus spiri, be. -
With power unheani before
This charm, this bright divinity
Good temper--nothing morei ~~
Good temper-',is the choicest gin
That woman homeward brings; ~
And can the poorest peasant lin
To bliss unknown 70 kings. -~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-03-15
A Good nIovement.-A hill has been

A Good Movement. A hill has been
introduced in,n the New Jersey Legisla-
,nre "fnr the preserv alton ofnewspapers,
which authorizes the clerks of counties
to subscribe and preserve in bound form
all the newspapers published in them
No better general or local history cnn be
found than the newspapers. and in future
years as matters Of reference they are in
valuable. :" =. -. - -,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-03-15

Hayden.-The poet Corpani once ask
ed his friend Hayden, /" How il happen
ed tina, his church music was always oI
an anima,ing. cheerful, and even gay de-
scription g.. a>.-....
TO this, Hayden's answer was: 81
cannot make il otherwise, | write accord
ing to the Thoughts which feel; wher
I think upon God, my heart is SO foil o
10Y, that the notes dance and leap, as i
were. from my pen, and since Tod ha'
given me cheerful heart. il will be east
~ forgiven me that serve him with ;
cheerful spirit"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-03-15

esll The attention q her frirnds and the pubic
geaerally. Among them arc The following, yiz:
Asserted CANDIES. assorted Nuts. Cheese.
Satmsss. carTanis. Raisins. Figs. Dates. Lemons.
Pranes. Gnpes. Sc.
Seysrs. Tobacco. snuT. and Pipes
Baskets. asserted; Soaps. asserted. ami Sha-
vins Cream. Perfumed Bslsamie Sand Balls
Toys. 02ues. faaey and Work Boxes, Of eli kinds
AMI prices; improved Pink ssucsrs.
Preserved Ginger. Cocoa Nuts. Lemon Syrup,
Fcrfameries. a ~ kinds. Marbles, assorted, and
lnfis-fu6hcE States.
Essences sf 4 very superior quality. via; Paul
as We're & Cas- Concentrated Extracts az Ralifia,
Mace. Almonds. Cayenne. Cloves, Thyme. &c.
Scotch Herring. Blacking. Candlss. Jsyne's
Hair To- &c. &c.
shs has The pleasure Of stating that Santa
6laus on his lass annual visit. expressed his en-.
lire appreciation Of her good things. and carried
OF large quantity ior his favonles among the
children. -a
January I. IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-03-15
From the Saturday Evening Post.
SEED TINE AND HARVEST.
- RYT. q. ARrnnp.

"whs,soevsr man soweth, tina, shall he ala
reap"
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-18
THE GOLD EXCITEMENT.

The wildness of the gold mania, as it now
RACES in New York, viii be better understood;
saws the Herald, when We state Inc fact that no
less than fifteen vessels ore now loading for
California; four more are under uesouauon'
aud will probably fall into the list Tor Tue same
destination.
Each OF these take out provisions, clothing,
manufactures and gold hunters. IN auy num-
beer. Al Boston. Baltimore, Salem and
New buoport, are also vessels up ior The gold
regions. New Orleans is Akewise in the mar
kei Tor this region. The office ol Messrs.
Rowland aud Aspinwal has been inundated
every day, iof pore than month with apph-
cations lor passage, aud persons seehini lnior-
nation.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-18

Upon the speech OF M. Fits on the nomi-
nation OF Governor, IN the House OF Dele
oates the Richmond Times remarks. "Mr.
Pitts, OF Wheeling, was the only wing VINO
partici pated in the discussion, aud was called
out by the member who nominated Af.
Thompson. His remarks gave hun RANK al
once as one Of lie best speakers ~ the house
The Refablicsu, otter speaalHa oil the
speeches asualy made on such uegssions IA
no very naderng terms, says "llefs Mas a AZ
clded improvement on tins ocessson. That
oil MI. Plus, OF Ohio county, breega s.'rtii on
an unexpected call. IN iavor OF Cai. Ihofnp-
son of Wheeling, was al once coaclse, elo-
quent and appropriate. and Ne asree with The
Times, ia t it gave him rank at oaee as one
OF tie besi speakers o the House.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-18

Gcueui T1ylor ie.f here 90 Saturday after
noon, oy tie steamboat Natchez. CA his rrlutn
10 Baton Enuge. Rte 6enrsl declined the
bull aud supper, tlat IL was proposed To give
alm 10y tAr citizens 81 New Orleans lie rR-
pfss,ed himself var AaHiui tor the Intended
compliment, but III, uteeut STAY n The CITY did
uui aulri The time, a1d tue pressing aud ian
nofancnatUre ~ hts rlGa -emrnis rendered IL
imp ~ible lof him 10 "a any future time Tor
tie purpose.
Tie Boih.lin. which we suppose is emit.
tet 90 thc credit u. tbcisl organ, SAYS il is
pr tab,e that his ull lai duties may require
ium ogaIn "a Nsit tic city, about New ear,
aud roTy In Frbrusr. Ia will sisrt ior Wash
lhs GA, Ills present intention Is 10 proceed
b} t1e river, II The stitr OF tAe navigation will
adni. oil h.s so do!as.--N. o Mercury.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-18
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS or JAMES FANNY
MEDICINES

w Goodsou. Bellevue. ONO. savs-Y our rtebe,n.s
kold have gwen Vcfy general satisfaction and the ie
"and Is increasing The CarminaIve Bsisain Is setting
I well ms
! Beaver, WiucNesier prehe co. Ohio SAYS Yopr
iAVccioran T. retng very popular, aud ~ facl taking
t place OF aii other Htediene- Of the Kind Nour af
htise y dcsefvedN popular. also Your Carnnpattve
bAi and fiils, sud require no oeridcale to recon.
mend them.
y A rafroVs. GaoaH ~, Jane ls45. says-I an, ont
OF your NetHu2e, and " ia sou would seud me Sote
a. 1"8h rs as possible, have calls il every frv
-so sand aarc Ssustive Pitts. AN ssa n-ar, ONT 81
~ pes1otapi aua iiatr onIc. have SOLD eOasiacraiy
hS the dozen
Jesse NJ Alien, Colnmhians Ohio. Ami D. Is45 say
y GA va perceive ihai aaye solid ala YOUR Vern,ntye
and may tell won That have teen 10 long I'M,
wlth great many rails Tor H. our Nermifttse mr.
ucnlarlf stauds dcsefvedy higa Worm medicine
aud mas uniformly Leeu attended WIN good ehect -
iitAs" forward IS soon IS possible.
Williams & Haywood. Raleigh &. June tssi say
->ehd Us itesn supply of your medsr lines. AonrCay
"inau'o basah Is highly spoken OF By all who lave
uselIi
e Wilson & CO. Portland, Me Aug 20, isi5. say
WISH YOU 81 send us some more OF Nouf Carmaaitys
basalt. foHr medicines sell rapidly ms suninier =
Tie ha'sAn s'.a NeriaiHse give GOOD -atistac,ion
4 Nut1m- fdfhccshnrE. Va says--4o,ir Csrnip.
9'n sf 81 's'1h nicfrl1a aua nesiie dcfa. sa,nI
Wtti lnai ked success
The siuve .asdtl4ne D. Tor sac. On agency in Wheel
lag. ay b. CRtfNBACk eR Nafa stfeft ant t,
+. ). BEENftiNGE0 Monroe -, eel
JAMES bNh ER coz. Maa Sad Aionraes.s
AsoAy wa L M'KGE. south "A ,eeI;,s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-18
MORE EylnENcE OF TUE VIRTUES OF


nr Smith, Wiushsfa' \ g., sayS-same Of ,oyr
Faus Medicines have reached thls paft Of tho ro,.
tN. Ihey scem o. do much good. aud ave cs-.rl,
sought acf ht az who are acquainted witI their me
dirinal virtues ! should Re glad 10 have an A .rnr.
for hu sale Of then, aattef self that aty ttnuta
t9u Hs PhSste4aa A. such. it ruaoe yoaf iaier
esi 10 the SAFE The EKPrciotant appears 10 to "a .l.e
greatest desnaHd here.
M J Wallace, Milford, Penna says-The srst =, !,
months vefy little Medicine sold exerpiur yssr
Worm Medicine, which saap disposed 4f IN -
ut short tiue siuce the eNPeelorst Wa much called
Tor hsd used one bottle To- my y. and fauai n
ap excellent Me,riue for tolds, 1his Sniay ib~ra
have been an uausua nulnef OF persons comp, stpin-
oi heavy colds. The most Of them have found relief
Boy urIn. your 81 Irclafsut
Mr. in"s TURNER. Savannah, Geo ssys-Ne havs
-en very successful n selling Fouf ARcrzive and e
hst9 hu' = ies hapcs ieii. Ne VISA 30 send ~ A
Gross the 4rst vessel.
Messrs Whhuey and LATIN. Mount Morris, \ Yark
saN-Ne are afagt col of your Ncruiiuee add Hair
~ aud hsYe daiiN calls tor The Nrrrtilute Which
stAls very iizh u tGs apcttaa. The rs OF an fof
MeHultcs have t.rn gaud. ara confines Increase
k.flA iWue. Niii1ugiiAY. baiu, ssf s-N our Nrrmt.
tuze ad Pats sell yefy rsaiily hgrcl could have sid
nari ftnst 81 theu Il had had teen.
u StrsduaH. MaystHie, \ saFs-I and yo,,
Nernlse aud eKpeci'Taut give good salsfact un and
~ should C. siad 60 have another lot.
frcpsfed nHfy % ~. -. 1Asur. Phiia leluhia and
sold ga ssenr} by 4 BKkNrLtNGER and
u1'-b fkt MEAGkER a SpN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-18
HISTORICAL.

The Editor Of the Cincinnati Chronicle AGO
cue she editor oi,ae GLOBE in that city, a
present ias ab9liiioaofs4u OF that part OF Ohil
as lulows
Oh Oh r.i,ior Of 'he Globe. we stated his
,eurdl 10 uud-u,4-Ie, nam T., that he edit
teta Lou1ineo "a .rf iu Tennessee, under The
aoNicts % fdlk, Nalea advocated the aunexa
tc5 ine aoneAau ~ irXa, and Tee extension
OF -.-frr--'hot be- ''l this after having breu
f-aI-i u ono; ~ hide sac, ~ 40 had been bora
ani reared 40 hennety opposed the acquisi-
uH' 81 lrSss amt ihc eA.en,iou o. slavery,
trgrc AMI here.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-18
The House then adjourned.

GAS VI 0BhS.-Tbe erection OF Gas works
in this city is matter that rs frequently
been spok Il by inai,auss as oge that
ought not 70 have. betu 80 loeg delayed, x we
were glad % see that he board 9t tra@e, at
It's last meeting Instructed committee TO
app, Tor charter VIII a view Of aston as
soon a. it can be obtaiaed. In tbs Stale OF
the case such inlorma ion and estimates as we
may be able give Hay aot be Unacceptable
to our cts readers.
The ground required would probably be on
the bank Of the creek and the works &c. &C
cupy two los The lots would not probably
cost over s. 900, aud the buildings consisting
of Office. station metel and ceior, house, not
over So COO Fencing and embaukment a.
bout s coo. The retorts, holder, meter, and
other fixtures for supply OF city Of 10000
inhabitants. would not here exceed about slo-
600, and the pipe necessary for present use,
say, up Wafer to Union, up Main % Wash
ingion, up Market 10 Madison, mp ilh to I'M
ion, up Uuion to 4th. up Monroe 70 4th, and
down Main st. South Wheeling 70 Fad ST.
would not involve present expenditure 10
exceed $40 600.
The cost Of maintaining the works would
be trifling, The water works would supply
water enough without much expense. Our
coal will furnish about 5000 cubic feet 10
the 100 bushels, at a cost for coal of So, and
leaving coke enough 70 pay for the coal. 1870
bushels Of coal per day would fully supply
our present demand.
The superintendance OF the works would
not cost exceeding S 200 ye.r-tolal cost,
ray $4,000 year.
The income OF the works might safely be
estimated al 1000 burners. pubic and private,
at az average OF five dollars, or $4,000
year Tins would yield large revenue, spi
vet would reduce the cost OF light to the ciu-
gems to one fourth its present cost. The city
has the power 10 construct these works with
out charter. BY the corporate auihorl0
ties the citizens would be supplied az d much
less price than by company, anj 81 The same
time the city would derive a revenue from
The works that would soon pay Tor the cost.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-18
OFFICE OF rHE BOARD OF HEALTn.

Az persons are hereby wuusd uu' 90 II.
Posiie any filthy manure or o.hst matter n
The river bank. u such matter should D. h.
posted GA tbe terminus Of sny public street,
OF alley, The street commissioner. ~ orleF OF
he board OF health. will hsvr he pcrsaus
SO offending fined sud the offensive matter re-
moved at their expense. Al such matter
should be deposited in The river or removed
out Of the city.
It was The deposite Of such Glthy matter on
he river bank, in 1888. that induced 50 many
deaths in The ueghborliood from cholera. Tie
Boar OF Health hope that this notice will be
strictly attended to. os well ss IN all other in.
stances here lhey have required the cliz.ns
10 remove offensive matter onl cleansr their
premises The B1atl Is letc miued to enforce
its orders. BY order OF the Bosri
JAMES TANNER. Sec'y.
II fgfJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-18

"a EsrfRN AuyERrIsiXG ANpCuLiECriNG
AGENCY


4. w. CARR, opposite the E, ch nge,
Philadelphia. j. sg.oi for procuring subs, r'p-
tons and sdcertisiag Ter the W heeling Time.
BEpiGEr * GREEN, 81 Street, opposite the
Pos, Office. Cincinnati, will act a. Agent,
Ter the Wheeling fines and all orders left
= ilh them will be promptly attended to.
NoLAEy Il. PALMER i anthuuIed to act as
cent Tor receiving subscriptions aud sdver-
.isenents Tor the Nheeiing Daily Times &
Auveuisrr at Baltimore, Philadelphia New
ofk and Boston. lisalhce is IN
Baltimore, al tbe Southeast corner OF North
and faYettc streets:
Philadelphia, y. ". Corner of Third aud
Chestnut sts.
New York, Tribune Buildings opposite city
Hall.
WM THOMPSON, corner of Baltimore
and South Sis is duly authorized agent Tor
ibis paper in the city OF Baltimore.
GEO. PRATT No l5l. Nassau ST. n. Y.
will act as agent TO procure advertisements
and Subscriptions in the city OF New YORK Tor
the Wheeling Daily and Weekly Times,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-18
A FARM FOR SALE.

II'HE ulscrilcr purposes sell tie farm on which he
now resides, ly ing O. the head waters Of Little
reiihg Creek ~ ONO couNty, alott half nle from
The National Road and three oufts Of mic
t.iiGure'. Nill. the Farm contains ~ acres.
which is good iran.e Dwelling House and good iran,e
barn aud shed 20 feet loug, and an excellent pps
orchard. There about lll 1870 acres cleared. with
sufficient qIai tity of good allow. aud The
der wei iinbered. Said farm well wdtcrcd Posses
SION would I've given the ist Of April NEXT For
terms apply 10 tlie subscriber, living the premises
oCt2S JOHN EMMEkY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-18
A WING FAMILY

Tie Beaver Argus says.
.sThe late card OF Nj Leech, Of Mercer CO.,
referring to the votes at himself and nine sons
Tor the wing candidate other SON bcinga
a "political tIangressos has drawn 10 our
attention better aud stronger case in our own
county, Mr. Arthur White, Of H0pewell
the late election the twelve cast tleir vote
for Zachary Taylor. They are wi,hal, unwa-
vering whigs, and have been, from tie start
j, is rare Indeed TO hnd 80 large family OF
voters, all holding the same poll irsl senti-
men,s We think the White ion,y bear OF
the palm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-18

RIGHr-A poor csttmsn on Saturday
lost his horse by drowning. A Re" henevo-
lent men saw the accident. and ia two hours
they had money enoogh a1tlecied TO pay 'or
his horse aad his lcst time.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-18

&FMkS. NibbER, of B1-iun. Mass ssts thst
Sire remedy ON hef shelves Nhic .e-l.- 10 sa.rt
ue aHts td Aer customers leo completely as the ra.t
American Remedy, Vaughn iituoutu4tie M0tuf,
Title tahaHs 4fucr has attracted i4e notice Of lie
bu 0id Mcdica jon nai, aud pHe OF ite 5aitor. 10
that woik sei hs 20 thsuk That Tie sssiatle ~ the
Stale at New ora uught 70 buy t~ secret Me fseul
% are fnrased because ttes kng~ Us compound
aHa have iutinute that lt should b. given 10 te pute
-'pra epuo rahlicu - q may be snsr iDrtuues AVE
ber1 made with %, ant t theu si ai who Ga iur ioi
stfNhcs- &C any sind, caii ssoH tie Aseats vvisse
as rs age Hher the Embellishments in our coiunns aud
cell pamphlet. d..t7
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-18
Choice Gift Books and Juveniles
isel Join II THOMPSON Union =,
Trustees Sale.

q virtue OF Deed of Trust, executed hv VIM Mar.
~ tin and Henry keiso. bearing date Apr a4th ls47
ana recorded IN tue Clerks Office 81 tie county court
OF Marsdi county IN decd book No o. page - Sita l.
"n iiaay tins 2iu as ~ Bcces nexT yrneQed To
s', on ahc PREMISES CERTAIN tract ~ tsnd stuaf. on
iogss' Run, IN the sad county OF Marshall coI,,an,
y acres 10 poles, and having Saw Min tsereap
Helii'g a. ifisire, shat only convey such title as 10
vested in me ~ the deed Of lrnsi
hovaO. lidM2 JAS IL. MnMElUEN Trnsiee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-18

ygIilE partnership heretofore existing between James
Il Rsreit aud James g. SmYe is ~ nyfual consent
thus ca dissolved, and waud, hy hs noscc solicit
alt those indebted the firm, IT Barnett st,Iye to
call aud tie their accounts iiheT hg
lhoSe having claims against said firm viii also have
their accounts ready for settlement
Wheeling. Dec. H. Is4s-at
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-18
DANCING SCHOOL.

T7RoF. T w. JENNINGS respectfully gives notice
a 10 his friends and the citizens Of Wheeling thatthe
second term Of his school for the Ar,ve polite aud
Gessaty accomplishment. viii commence Monday
evening, Dec 4h I-3s at Congress Hall aud Will con.
tnue on Mondays and FRIDAYS
Hours for instruction from O'Clock for Ladi g.
and from : 10 10 O'Clock for GeH,lenen.
Terms. 81 for - Lessons.
Mr.. J. viii teach Waltz and Pelka Co,ilions IN his
School and VIII give irivae lessons IN Wsitzne. PAL
ka fIinrs, hornpi9es &c. 70 all that favor bun
with Il call. uov2n-tn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-18
Extracts from certificates which can be seen
IN full by caliag upon the Agents.
FROM DE- HIRAM coz

Late Professor IN cincinnati Eclectic Modest College
Mr. J.. scayiii--iioweser reluctant have been 10
permit 1{ name 10 le attached 10 Patent medicine
consider duly The community 10 stale That IN q
cases 81 inclpitd consumption, viz: Hiss BELT Miss
harsef, and M x. ~ Cox, ono of or City Council
that hr, knsefs LVcrwori and Tar operated more Ike
speca Than atN other remedy, iha, ever used one
Of ihc casts VIA Miss Hell pronounced by several ply
sicas 20 DO iebofn2 undei the last scrofiloas
CONSUMPTION ste l. noN Ia good health toni the use
Of few bottles di the s5oye symp
hlRAM cox, ND
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-18

RENTING OF PEWS.-AtIention Is H.
vited to the renting OF pews TO tase place al
the new Catholic Church his evening at I o.
clock
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-18
C0NaRtSS
v liEEIINN =. nlLLMON |

uRfsoE 80 NrANN.
The suhscfibeus7a THE cagija. sfoek Of tie
Wheeling un1 Belmont Rridge Company are
lefehF notified taai nu instaimeut a. 81 90
ipon each bui even shire thereof j. fc.
l,ital 70 be- paii ~ them respectively 10 the
Treasurer 81 he sfl8 Camput on Tues
las the 18Th dsf 81 J8uuatf 80
b. order OF ihe BDssl 81 Managers.
fah fiiLut oil. Clerk.
John Norrsn. En-. the Treasurer. will be
ound at lho MeFchaat. aud Mechanics Bank
Dec. ~, ISIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-18

The Ohio State Jou5asl Of Saturday night,
says, OF the refractory legislative body at
Columbia:
This incoming the Wigs met iu the House
and took up tie resolution proposed by DR..
Townseua. AID reieS,s.i it to committee OF
five 10 report on Monday morning Of 10 o
clock. t. committee consists Il Messrs.
Reber, oids, Pennington, Marsh AID How
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-18

Mr |. Sroyit-i ana ~ u acQuainie4 with Dr. Hi.
RAN oN and as rrsrtce he having beru NY family
pip sict ipt n,sh yetfs- and eherFiully say tia,
have As muehcoAdeHcu "a his skin as asl man nv.
ing HENRY MORSE
Cincinnati, Nov 3, 1915.