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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-11

WOOSTER BANK.-Before the final bursting up Of
this thieving concern, we repeatedly. from time to
time continued the people TO be wary of it. The
same is true of the Democratic papers of Ohio. On
the contrary the wing papers defended the rotten con-
and told the people continually that the Bank
perfectly safe, and that the red mouth locoocos
were guilty of SANDER in assailing SO pure concern
No,o, however, the bank having blown up and cheat
ed somebody out of half million of dollars, these
same honest wing papers Turn right about and de-
nounce it ga ocofoco concern they usually do
in such cases; and they attempt to make out the case
by another false assertion that the Bank chartered
by locofoco legislature. On this subject have the
following among many similar articles fromihe DEM
ocratic papers in Ohio, fully establishing the mendu
city of the wings:
"WoosTER BANK.-We remarked in last Thurs
days Statesman, long and very able article, in
which observed numerous references to the Jour-
nails of the Legislature, proving that every PROPOSE
siton which submitted by the democrats to guard
and the people against fraud from this exploded
institution, was voted down by the wings with the
assistance of four renegade democrats, to-wit:-
Armstrong. Johnson, Miller, and Lahm. The read
of the Empire will remember these four Senators
severely mathematical in this paper for their
detection as we'll in of the Democratic papers
in Ohio. Yet now when this Bank, like all others,
has reached its catastrophe by exploding, hear it
called by some whose ignorance does not excuse them
mere Locofoco concern The fact is as the States
conclusvely shows from the legislative records.
That the democrats in the Senate Except the four
above mentoned,) made every effort in their power
to protect the people against loss from it. In these
efforts they failed The consequences are upon us.
Let the responsibility rest where it properly belongs.
1t is but mcckery at least TO talk of such RESPONSE
bility for what good is to the ten thousand victims
of this nefarous institution, that any admission be
made which does not bring the pccuniary redress
If admissions only were necessary in other OF
this sort, trials for larceny would be of very
currence.-Dayton, Ohio, Empire.
"a LocoFoco CONCERN" EHi-A few days after the
Wooster thiefden bursted, two elections held,
and the federal party brsied too: The corporation
election off first, and after party contest, whg
gerry used up; this followed by the township
election, and again whiggerY caved in. De nocratlc
majority "a; the wings generally controlled matters
by some 80 to 40 majority. Does that look like the
thief-den being "ocofoco concern !'-Ohio Eagle
BIsHoPs IN OLDEN TIMES COMPARED WITH TIL
PREsENT.-In 1922, Bonchard Bishop of Worms
one of the most learned prelates died. The invenso
ny of his ordshps goods comprised shirt, an iror
chain, which served him as belt, and three dener
| of money Nowadays prelatcs deemes
mserably poor unless they die worth ESQ 100, 100,
600 or fl5U0OO personal property. exclusive Of arg
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-11
PREsIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
Democratic County Committee.

Csntre-J. P. CHAPMAN, S. w. Nc
ROWLAND.
DecGfuT-D L MCFARLAND.
FTankiiR-JACOB SPRINGER.
LalCrence-J. PERRY, SR.
Perry-H. p. TODD
Plke-ADAM WRIGHT.
WaTTen-E. N. SINNER.
aShiHgfOn-ELIJAH JAMES.
WaHne-JAMES JOHNSON.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-11
INFAMOUS PoLIcY.-The New York Star has the

INFAMOUS PoLIcY.-The New York Star has the
following:
ave learn from Washington that important dipo-
matte correspondence has been opened with the British gov
enment in relation TO ucatan and Central America. Eng
ish agents in Honduras charged having furnished
arms and munitions of 10 the Indians Of Yucatan,
engaged the destruction of the white inhabitants with
to the of the whole Spanish race and the
nexatiOn of Yucatan to British Honduras"
The Star does not vouch for the truth of this most
grave charge. If it has just foundation, compared
with what commodore Perry lately wrote the Navy De-
partment the deporab'e state of things in Yucatan,
it displays most Infamous, double-dealing policy on
the part of Great Britain, to further her schemes of
territorial aggandizement. If English agents really
did excite the Indians 10 Instruction it would appear
by the following from Commodore Perry that it was
done only with the view of compelling the Yucatan
Government to purchase their assistance by the grant
of the coveted territory The thing is almost
famous for belief. The Commodore says:
"The French Consul expresses the opinion that England
may. in view of obtaining increase Of territory the
Bay Of Honduras aud Of the habo OF Ascension
and Eperu SantO the east of Yucatan be induced
furnish aid troops and munon from the settlement
of Bellies and person the city, protesting
sgent sent expressly from jamaica enter into
rangement with the Yucaian Government"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-11

erThe Erie Bank of Pennsylvania has failed.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-12-22

Notice hereby given all concerned that the interest and
penalties charged the several of Land and fown
and parts specified and described in the foregoing List
be paiu into the County Treasury oths County the
ond Monday of January being the eighth OF said month will
House.
dusk Wyandot county said second Monday of Jauary next
order satisfy the said interest and penalties charged there
specified said list The sale will be adjourned from day
day until the whole much will pay the interest and
penalties charged thereon said several parcels land and
os shall be disposed Of offered for sale
| SAMUEL Nj. WORT Ill, .4mdtoa. w. g. d. s.
Auditors Office IL sandusky, Wyandot Go, o. Dec Ao
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-12-22
Session Ohio Statesman
FOR 1889.

We head this Prospectus. Session Ohio
Statesman We do 40, because that has
been the usual practice, aud every one at
once comprehends its meaniug. But as
the length OF the Lsgislatiys sessions arc
irregular and uncertain, which prevents
many from subscrlbing for a session paper,
snpposing Il may only last a fets wseks,
which is generally declared to be The in.
'ention previous to commencing wa have
concludedsto change the term ana propose
our session papers far THRGs MONTHS.
commencing on Monday lie At day os
December. lS4S, and termieaiiss .o Sat
nrday the 3d day Of March, iG49 (The
4th Of March being Sunaegl
Persons, therefore, subscribing Tor tbe
Ohio Statesman SESSION PAPERS. do
so with an understanding tia hsy viii be
sent for definite periu3. we ans
without any increass Of tle usual prices
for our session papers. We spt the rula
80 that those who subscrus. may know
dshnltely what they are Subscribing for.
IL VIII also give us an oppo rfNnltv Of flrn.
ishing our readers with mucA impo -tant
Congressional and other matter, previous
TO the expiration of the term of three
months.
1t ia scarcely worth our " hila TO say
any thing with reffe renca 10 The interest
every person must fsel 10 the meeting at
the Capital of our State, the members
elect Of the approaching Legistaturs.
We shall make every prspscatian s
give full and satisfactory. rsparts as As
custoInery in the Statssm b Ka At No
period in the history Of eur 81 sts Bss / {
been more ibporl ant thar esarw ~
should be thoroughly informed at vi N ~
done.
TERMS OF SESSION FAgE45.
2 Daily, per 8 months s2,oo
TriWeekly
Weekly 50
The above prices, alvsYs 10 adrs.
are great reduction from this f5rrr,
terms. but the spirit Of the age ia sgsOs, i:
and what we lose in the FedU ced ,l@ :
asingle paper. must be MADE up by 40 IN 3
creased circulation 0-The III wtskis
will contain all the reading W&tter II as
Daily.
Asmany persons prafer snlag 4.
once by the year, we therefore altacl c,-
terms for the yearly STATESMAN bel-T
Daily, per year 5f U
Tr.Wsekly & 0C
Weekly t9g 2cc
Ov In all cases AGENTS are allow ea
the stsih subscriber. Who will sct .
such!
Or Editors will be entitled 10 a Dgil
Exchange. who will insert three wees.
in succession the above Prospectus, In ful4
and call attention 10 il, aud send Us .ha
papers marked.
60 $ MEDARY.
Columbus, Ohio, Nov. ls48
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-12-22
CONE All YOUTH.4TL1 yE
GOOD 4pPIES

The season having arrived for trans
planting fruit trees, the subscriber LIVING
lwo miles east OF McCntcheosvills, ffe r
for sale $50 different varieties OF choice
grated appie,tre Also wanted. three
OF four beef cattle in exchange for fruit
,,ee,. s esea ALPHEUS Russell.
,fcCuiche nvilies Oct "a, le4e--4-it
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-12-22
FOR SALE!

BY the Subscriber, ia Upper S,ndusky
three good two horse Wagons timber well
season aud ironed in the best manner
g JOSEPH McCUTCHEN.
July 4th, lo45 -3e
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-12-22

raF agg A9aia8as', OIL .4rVt aHI
aa aaq saa aee.a asN" LAND
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12

WASHINGTON.-We have ever been Of
opinion that the most imposing ornament
In the house Of an american. should be the
likon'ss Of Washington; that firm. but mild
and henevolenl face miga, he the guardian
Of its tenants in all their thoughts and acts.
Wherp, toe, can precep's of truth. honor and
Integrity be so fortibly instiled into the
Young mind as before the likeness nf one who
was the embodiment of these virtues. We
have an engraved copy of Trumbul's full
length portrait Of him which can he seen at
ont Office, and which to our taste aids the
merit Of fine engraving, 20 that of correct
Hkenass. M. Fulton agent OF the publ he :
Me>srs. Gre es &, Co. Philadelphia, will ca
call upon our citizeus
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Hannah ren''crtoi

Z lhthahctTE
lanes remier;or's Executor, Heirs &c.
TN lursuance Of decree af the circuit Superior
Y. Cartt Of Law and Chancery for bhu county rrn-
deree on tie 5th day of November is49. il tIe a owe
cause will sell the front dJOr Ct the Conri House
of Ohio Comfy Monday the tenth day Of January
1873 toihe highcs; lder, at public suction the follow
ing parts ana ra9cc OF Lots in jonathan Hancs &ddi'
ton to- WT1ein.. to vii: tauch Of the Northern
half Lot Nuutcr Ten, rs j. NOT nclrdcd in TIE iced
from sad James peuilerton and said complainant to
Alexander Panur daird tie l2th day of April 1884,
and recorded in il Clerks office CT the county Court ni
iris euiiu.y ~ Deed book 20. page ll3. 20 winch te
said prELeriD,i may have mad any right III his lite
time Also So much of List Numher six in SAID addI'
ton as is rot iacuIed in the Deed from SAID james
PEND eitGn and SAID complainant 10 Clement Hooper,
dated the first dsy of April is?6 aud recorded IN me
Crrks Ell ce said county Court IN Deed hook IL PAGE
oI3 and to which the said FeBilerton may have !ad
any rieht H. his liiefime
TERMS OF SA!E.-Ten per cent of the purchase
none, TO he paid ~ hand and the balance with interest
nom the day Of sale in three instruments payable res
pectively in SIX twelve and eighteen months from tha
day The purchaser give and security for the de-
ferrel insiameGts, and the tile 10 lie retained as ui
Ter equity until payment il tt..l
dec 3 JOHN q. COFF Commissioner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
IN Chdnctry.
Lambeth and Thompson,

Is
George H. Garter and wife and others.
IN pursuance decree of the Circuit Superior Couri
Of Law aud Chaucery for OHIO county, rendered or
the SIKH day Of November 1851, in the Above cause
win sell tie front door of the Court House OF ONO
county. Monday the tenth day OF January ie!s |"
tie highest bidder public auction the following Lots
in Fast Wheeling. 10 wit Lot Number one hundi ed
aud forty three Zane street, Lot Numler eighty
ciehi On CLAY street, io Numher twenty og w aier st
and tie Yves naf Of Lot Number two hundred ana
twenty one. Iolu street.
TERMS az SALE-Five per cent ofthe purchase
MONEY 10 he raid in cash aud the balance payable IN
three equal iuSalmcnts In six. twelve and elgheen
months with Interest from the day Of sale. the deferred
payments secured by fond with good security. and
the title retained further security until the purchase
moncy he paid in full.
dee = JOHN @. EOIF. COmmmssloNer
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12
NOTICE.
GALE OLE pEAI. ESTATE UNDER 4 DEED OF


ID Y virtue eff Tic provisions Of iced of Tlns' dated
ID the Isl DAY Of November 1877 executed to the Under
sIgne hv Robert Fisher 10 secure certain dets uete
mentioned Vunas T.. Ray, late of Monorgaiia cou'
w. deceased and which Iced has cen duly recorded IN
the CLERK ~ &c OF Ohio county Court, IN iced BOOK
nlnl ef 80 folio 2JG. shall on Monday the Gih day OF
January 1919, proceed 10 sell at public auction al Ue
front door ofte Coat House of id county of Ohio IN
the city Ell " hecling, 10 tic highest bidder fo' CASH
two pieces or parcels of ground situate in the crly
of " hceljne and on the West side of Market
street and adjoining to. and or HE south side OF Jeer
son street. Z ciue The same lots conveyed by Patrick
Raw 10 tue said Robert FISHER, 10y Deed recorded and
dated Apri ISL 1856, with the exception of he piece or
Parcel II said ground heretofore sold and conveyed ny
the said Robert Fisher TO the city eft Wheeling
Thettle 10 the said properly is believed 10 be good
but acting as Trustee shall only convey such title
as is vested by virtue of tie said Deed OF rust
dec1 ALIEN T. LNjLEf lnus,ee
The Above sale is postponed until Monday, February
=
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12
= ~ N, DE- =,
Commissioners Sale.


Richard Aliens Adur
vs. Iu Glance g.
Conrod firadrCic 4 others
IN uursUaucc 81 decree Of the Ciruct Superior Court
Of av and Chanrory for ONO County, ren!cred on
the 10Th day June ir4. IN the soye named cause,
wtIlsel at ;he door Of The Cont House of Ohm
county. saturday thc 18th day ~ January ls4e 10
tie hi, hes; bi,-pr Nhllc ou, Let No. seventy
uiue Cgl in shat part of tie citv 81 Wheeling called
Sonth " hee'iug. as laid oil by William Cbepline aud
John Eof.
TERMS or SNLE--Teu Per cent Of the purchase
money in cash. aud credit for tfo residue Of sax.
Twelve aud Egaeen msnths. in oqral insisinehl =
csch saiHcnt tearing interest from The dav OF sac
the purchaser giving bonds with good security Tor the
deferred nsalmcis and the little 20 he re aimed al the
,vbol, 10 mid John q. EDFF,
Ior IA olunissiouer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12
call npnn our citlze,

We are indebted to wakeman for cGpy OF
The West, BY james Hall. Good.
Wakeman has sent vs. copy of one Ny.
James Madison's account of the manner in
which he was initiated into the mysteries ct
Odd Fellowship. He was put right IN
to the mysteries. He went ahead .! as long
ways. the first lick.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12
CITY IEI.itt,TiON.

In view o. the important Il tiles whio'
may devovc upon oar city Council, tn CON
ing year in the Gnal adjustment OF our RAJ
Rolu question. aud other business OF cdilse-
oueuce 10 the CITY, we would nominate a.
candidates Tor the Third Ward, the following
gentlemen, WHOSE intelli9ence and uuialterIi4
energy in the good OF oar City 10 man can
doubt. viz:
&. f. o,nborn, Moses G. Good, S. P. HUI
linen, e. II. F.Nhugh, and $. Brady.
50 VUTERS-3l WARD.
January 18th, 648,
Mr.. Wharton, i've, Of the thhd Ward are
determined TO give our public spirited AID
independent nelghhor, Alfred Caldwell, Isl
u iuil vote for Mayor, at the coming election.
jill ALL OF Us.
= MIR. Wharton We are glad To see Al ired
Caldwell, Esq. out for Mayor. You may say
To the public that we. ac,oss the creek. viii
give him Gll) MAJORITY.
James f.. Wharton, Esq--Yoa will please
announce VIM. w. SHRlVEk. Esq d
candidate for re detection to the office "i May
or. VOTERS or 9TH WARD.
January 10, l84s.
Mr.. Editor: You will please announce
date for Mayor, at the approaching charter
election. lNNlNClbLE SECoND.
Mr.. EDITOR PLEASE announce ALFRED
CALDWELL. Esq. as The most popular can
d late for Mayor, in the LIST WARD.
Mn. WHARroN-Alfred Caldwell Esq is our
choice for Mayor OF the city at the ensuing
charter election. in the 4th WARD.
Mr.. WHART0N--Plrase announre that our
energetic and worthy tnwnslnan. d. Mc6IN-
Ms, will b. supported for Mayor by m Jor-
ity OF voters at the ensuing charter eli linn.
THE PEOPLE.
MIR. Wharton You will please announce
w. w SHRlvER as a candidate for reelection
as Mayor. 1HiRD " AkD'
Mr.. Wharton: Please announce the name
Of ". w. SIRivER, our present popular and
efficient Mayor, as candidate Tor reelection
at the ensuing cllar,er election.
lNVINClBLE FIRST.
jas. f. Wharton. Sir You will please
-nnolnc. w NJ. SunivER, as ID candI ola te
Tor re- .leciiJn, for the office of MAYOR.
ian ) INVlNCiBLE SECOND.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12
IANDS E0R SALE.

ryVHE suhscriI cr offers for sale within few miles OF
u Ike CITY four hve tracts OF laud,one of which
contains 500 about $50 acres OF which II cleared
and in a hrh state of cultivat OMIT Is well waefed
GOOD frame house and barn and other out buildings
and soil surpassed none. The others have more or
less improvements them. Any of them will he sold low
One Gig nth OF the purchase money viii lie required Inc
balance to suit the purchaser Any wishing to pur
chase lands tins city will do well to give me al! ear
ly call JNO GOSHURN,
son X Real ESta Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12
saag ,E,ksEE& L,&

INFALLIBLr COUGH REMEDY,
The only safe and certain for Cough aud Phihis
ic Itaken according 10 directions, 1t carrot fail 10
render the satisfaction single dose or two,
wi satisfy YOU that you are not imposed The fol
Iswing certificate is given as evidence;
DE TRuxAL.-Iluriug the last spring and summer !
contracted cold whc.! accompanied with very
violent coughinde o0ughed almost necessarily uay
aud night aud nay lungs appeared to be hound within
narrow compass while the ticking IN uy Wludplio
kept NC constantly making efforts to oou4hup some
thing lodged deep in my chest. Atlc received your
Invaluable medicine took three doses in three success
sive mornings, (asting0 and was relieved e1eeGaly
do absolutely consider it the most valuable medicno in
the world for the Curing of Coughs and cold.
\ oIr friend,
ANN M'KEE.
pit.shurol, Nov lSl7 }
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12
HgebSAaEl WELLS.
AGENT OF IlE CINCINNATI TYPE FOUNDRY
Aua Printing Warehouse

AGlNI t}l III ~ NNiNNAll i ! III J. OGNDNh
Aua Printing Warehouse,
sSw EEPS hand, and nauufg etures To order almost
.aas every variety OF Printers Materials, OF the latest
styles and mos. durable materials wholesale and RETAIL
Eastern prices, with very literal dscount fer cash.
Persons wishing to purchase Office application.
viii lie furnished with an estimate of the quantity and
the cost of it, by their stating the work required 10 be
done, tile slz, I'd their pal or.
The VI ashHgtou Presses manufactured at this esab
Simthl, are inferior TO none-a great Improvement in
ing thKeu place.
Power presses made TO order. Superior Proof presses
wholly of Iron, and assortment of German types
Fancy tYFe Cuis aud hordors, from tia FouHaries
Bruce and 4 White OF n Y, and L. Johnson, rhiia.'
kept hand. Persons purchasing for cash espe-
cially invited 20 call before purchasing elsewhere.
AlSO-sevHrai second baud presses and second band
fonts Of type, lat little worn, for sale low. oct6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12

% NVTNVI0, 10 VIdWH NdIVl9' IItktI'
dolls; shares in proportion. \ certificate
! package Of wholes 20 dollars, shares in pro.
| portion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12
ley Is 1zs1g AA~
DR.. sWEETSER's PANACEA

rnufS MEDICINE IS warranted, on oath. not 10 con
4 tam particle 81 stuincl. Corrosive Su mate, Arse
me Chloride Cod, ur any deletcrt"uS nIiueras.
The primo pie upon which this medicine acts, is ~
assisting and harmouLing with nature; drives an
foul acrimonious huu0rs from the blood and body. aud
Nv assimtlatne with aud Strengthening the gastric Juice
~ the stomach, il assists digestion; in Short t.,c is
no, yeu artery muscle or hrrve in the humane cody
that is not strengthened nv tho PASACEt and also
POSSESSES the remaf sable ro erty Of removing urcary
iron, the homes aud Joints
FOX EKUPIoNS OF THE SKIN -Scurvy, Sror-
lUtic hfcctiOHs, Tui6ors. SCrGuia, or KINGS Evil,
Willie Swelling, Erysirelas, Ulcers Cancers, Running
-res Seals aud Hiles. time md determined per-aTer
ance in DIR. SWEET : rANArEA, viii effect cure.
EOR INDIGESTION.
Rejection of food Nausea Nomitincs, Nervous atec-
zion. Rii,ious cUmnlants Headache facnes>. or e-
n sic irterua,ties ! r. Swecilcr's fanacea Will soon
rfct cufr bat ifohsiinatc attended with gripping,
,iny mains the dose should increased and the
;iu s1rn lie effected. Lot not the patients frichJen
themselves with the idea that they are zoo weak To take
much medicine; hut tear in mind that their mildly
atirr medicine puts not weakness mao tc frame, mt
most certainly draws weakness Qua leaves Strength
ne MACE aud ly giving CONFUSED sleep at night and al
an elite 10 rel s food. rcanintts the whole frame Niih
viso-ops action clearing the mind aud Improving iac
sight. -. ,.,.,, .,p.. mn ,,,t,,s
Accompanied irith NJ poHs DEBILITY, cured
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12
AND URINARY COMPLAINTS

The complaints are generally attended with the mcst
fatal consequences ana eon or never cugefhN Tie
present mode Of treatment, they usually accompany the
20 the grave after Suffering tie most eNcrria
ting pain and torture. By purifying tie iiotd with
Dr. Swe.tSers fsnacea, you Feneve the cause, after
sufficient in its has deprived the Flood
and body Of all humors and incuisatons.
DISEASES OF THE LUNGS-CONSUMPTlON.
This very prevalent and fatal disease. it results
mostly neglected coughs colds and bronchitis a
improper treatnl enl III any other Cases, such as
measels fevers determinations and small pcX and host
of badly treated diseases: where the cause, in
stead of having heen thoroughly removed from the
blood and ody, have only teen paIliaed removed
from one part to break out in aHotier BY .vestmg
your bodies of all foul humors through the fselum ot
br Sweetsers panacea the cure at once reAdered
l.ain and 1err
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12

By TELEGRAPH.

BeDIr.T & GREEN, 3 Street, opp.ste Il e
Post Oflirr, Cincinnati. will act as Agents
for the Wheeling Times anl all orders left
with them will he promptly attended to.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12

CoNFECTIoNARY, ETC.

Brandy hprics;s, reaches Pears, Cages and GRAPES
Gisiser. Pine Nppe. 81 rsapara. Lemon and Raspberry
Vuegar Syrups, Annis seed, Noyau Rose aud perfet
Low, CCrdals
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12
NARIEIN GOODS

a Nj TOYS-The subscriber has ust opened large
. assortment OF variety goods and German French
nd English Toys which are offered at very low prices
as on hand and still receiving me assortment OF
iano Fores varoNs patterns aud OF the latest and
ost fashionable style Of furniture. 20 hour and day
locks al reduced prices. New music and precepto' ;
or Piano ana all other instrument. NGI.LOR.
Nov % 2B Union street.
49,. OOiEN Hose, half hose, mts, iuttens, gloves,
- hoods, caps, and comforts at the variety store
{ noy22 BI.ACk4iAR & Co.