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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-04-07

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If allls ~' lpi -.
mo. --'''1'' '"'' y e'""'5 - '''s 'i' io''o"'
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- w. s''';.5 van ,'',oUS' ''e
and ali tla, ...,,t 't
ISM v? '''s"0>t '''''"@' l'''e
and 80 ''o,;t S'l a'o 1oS ",
snjripo tactionsi, sto Of os,,;, I ros,,
the genins ~ ,,tInts,,, Lds tr;,aboi ~,
oe,,;,,s If I;Ear,,. ''''
~, 900 49, w 'oIio DOT
IhANCE - fhEE!
Bravo Frenchmen! YOU have shown yourselves
worthy of the age and of history. ENGLAND
watches the progress OF your Revolution with a
profound and raternal interest As you have Just
displayed your yalor and danger eyIncc now your
moderation IN victory.
Glory, therefore, say we 70 the parisians who
have conquered their liberties in the presence OF an
army Of 100000 men " no have broken the Throne
in the Boulevard and trampled its atoms in the
mud; who have driven from their palace a Iecre-
ant and hithiess tyrant aud elevated in It's stead
the triuuc symbol OF the people
LIBERTY. FOI-AIITy ATrRXITy
r.,.,1..- ..,
,.a - '''0 '''''"' >''N ''e'''
~, I!c rr
,,i .iI ~ i,l,
Rolin Ecn,LI,cal + ,t t,ar,.i.. p,,,os ~
pubIic,u3 l. mot NIarr,.t ,lo o,Iitor Of rive NJ.
t.on.J = RrnnrI;r,n1 MT Tnn;s R,anc ,bc
historian or,to Po,olrt;nn Of tSqn =, pc,,,II;.an5
i not ar,a tto ara,t plil,.,t lF',,',,a
RonnI .,,=l % ~, Vs.,
aIorat ,,'t '.'' I'
c,T1 - 80 - ~ >'''0'''''0'' ~ l"''''
Tie Instruction Viii have a prcilJ,ca effect
upon other countries 1t happened at singuIarIy
unfortunate crisis. The recent radical despotsm
IN switzerland VIII we Tear give rise to new out
Dt.Ns l'G s.S''I,y coIs 1's'otIs ne Italian
COURAGE and il viii NOT sunrise ns 70 be,r Of a
Sician Republic And how will Austria feel!
Revolutions on her confines, ard patriots knocking
at her gates We DO not say that the people OF
Austria are disaliected tar from Ii sedous move
,ileI,S al; corn DC necessary l3T
Dose Of # he nnLyLoIeso'oc or noi.onos at Iie
or Palma Lola Montcz has introduced liberal
opinions mo Bavaria as Golden is sad to have done
in Spain. Indeed, there is no saying where the
reform viii end
.trG M n ;e |ooae 'ue e'',ot o me NAH
(yb, ,s an lnrroc,io has on3~J Ro",
ton 4 Provincial Government conposeJ ofsoo}e
rcyoutioary scoundlels, sits in the Hotel de lille.
Tie Partisan popuIacc and tie National Guards are
Of the United States Heaven hcpye silly ones.
7 The London Chronicle Gle organ Of the Wing
Cabinet OF EoSi"nd) says:
S''"'' ~, ",s.l'ii 70 ,''I.' t our '''''' "
constitntiona{ iiibcrf, N France
------
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-04-07

The fine brig { Hutchinson is now lyiag al
tie per o.. .a- 7"cer. her frs; y.=.. THIS season
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-04-07

u The comuunicationol zone of the lawyers,
with several other original articles, have been crow
dcd out of our paper this week, for want OF room
They will appear in our next
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-04-07
ODlLLON BARROT,
DMNERGIER DE uAURANNE,

All the Ministers have quilted their no.
tolls.
The Boursc is closed.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-04-07

SPRING BUsINEss.-Thc Schooner Samuel Hale
is now receiving cargo Of wheat at the pier OF II.
K. Elkins. The fine brig Hellenstein, while we
write, is in sight making for our port, where she
will take Oh a cargo OF wheat for the lower lakes.
MAYOR OF MILwAUKEE.-Byron kilbourn has
been elected Mayor OF Milwaukee, over his wing
opponent, Rufus King, ESP
SoUTHPoRT CHARTER ELEcT1oS.-lhe fellow
ing named gentleman have been elected officers Of
the village, for the ensuing year:
Michael Holmes, wing, President.
Thomas Yates dem. Marshal.
Thomas d. Bond dem. Recorder
Luther Whitney, whig Treasurer.
First ward Trustecs-Hollis Whitney and D. W.
Hobrook, wings.
Assessor-E. |. Tmerson whg
Second ward-I n Stoddard and John Bullen'
dem. trustees, and George Bennett, alb, assessor.
Third ward-D. L NJ Kinney and SyNendcr
Baldwin, wing. trustees, and Orson Brooks dem as
SCISSOR
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-04-07
3OCLOCK, ?. VI.

In bTcadstuils nothing doing The amount Il
western flour IN market, i. tntIag and holders 81
500 bbIs and lots, are apparently dosirous Of not
selling under s. %. No buyers however except
to arrive, and they are unwilling TO pay down.
" neat and corn without change Lirllc inquiry
for mess pork and sales arc noted at 50 - a $40.
Smoked hams are IN ialrTequest aud good article
rr.lLli LrIn.r. rllfs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29
IMPORTANT TO HOUsEKEEPERsM
k.N@3 p<@fj @a
hlsz'..a |, Il,.,
THE PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YOki
PEKIN TEA COMPANY.

X ANING appointed NJ. REILLY, No. I67, West
~es- side Naract Square, Wheciiug. Va. their agent for
this CITY he would cali the attention of the public 10
those CELEBRATED PACkED TEAS, the superior
excellence of " sch l. too well known 10 require com
mendatloH. They have te II for a long time the favor.
lte Teas ia the principal Atlantic cities. and are fast
ohtairinE q character throughout The country Which viii
give them proce jence " herrver they are usef.
Al loEsekoepcrs know how dldicu,t II has been here.
tofole ooiiaiu GOOD reas at fair prices, but the great
facilities Of tbs Company enable them 10 place IN the
hands oftheir AGENTS the choicest article at prices winch
cannot iatltO sustain the high character already attain
ed by them, and a the. should not suit. YOU have only
to return them TO the aren't aud get your money refunded.
NbTiCE-As many imitatos have risen up VINO are
vendlnc an inferior article in the name ofthiS Company,
they deem it proper 10 state, ~ order 10 prevent iInnosi-
ton that none ere genuine which do rot bear on every
package, in adilfion 10 the Title Of The Conpanv. that of
hcCNlihONT < BOND.
S L corner Market and Front sts, Philadelphia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29

FLOTflS-Super Je; and Blue Black French. English
" and American Cloths, in great vdrietv-Also Blue,
Boiils Green, Brown, Grey, Mixed, Drah and Invisible
Cloths. Just received by " nElSK ELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES. QUEtNS.
WARE, CHINA. &c. &c,

- Is sW EARINGEN, Il Co. have lust reed from
S-"s the Fast and are nov HFcarng at tier large Sto1e
Rooms, No.9S L Corner of Market 4 Union SITS a Inree
and ve-v General assortment OF Superior Family 90.
ctfieS' Qutehsw are, China &c, which they offer at very
clcN' tales, didto which they would most respectiuI.
~ lhVte the attention Of tbeig friends and the tuhiic
geneTdiF. Their stock e he largest and perliars lie
hes' Sc ected assortment OF family groceries ever q cred
lowing articles. - III '"-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29
ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURES.
DANIEL NtCOLL,


ESAS on hand aIarg, and general assortment of shoe,
'N'S Hand Scrub aud lorse Brushes. wholesale and
tT'ell, Atso-a soe{ assortment of Window, Sweeping,
ieHFl1, counter, Hair. Cioth, Bath, Flesh. Tooth. Nail.
SNHNWg, \ arHtSh, Paint. SASH. Furniture, Nhtewssh.
iaUtcfs'. Hooters and fuHsrs' Brushes. n. \. would
tes ectHlnY call The attention of those who wsnt any
tlinG lh hislne to the stock he now has On hand. as he
intends 10 sell low for c7sh. The shove articles are
'ot sac at NiCOLL 4 CAEItS, No 100 Main st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29
GOLD PENS.

GPFNCEP sSn KENDEIL, manufacturers Of Gold
~ Pens. At 15O Broadway, corner of Maileu Lane.
NEW DIRK
Also, dealers IN Cold and Silver Penhoiders & Pencils.
". B-The hiehc 1 premium was awarded the atovc
firm at the last Fair Of the American institute, New
York. sep 9-dtmo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29

DIR. :PItON'S SICK HEADACHE REMEDY
Why VIII You su fer VITA that distressing complaint
when a remedy hal hand that viii not flilto cure you'll
THIS remedy wifi efecually destroy any alta 4 Of head.
ACNE, clthee tervous or bilious. II has cured cases OF
twen;y ycays's standing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29
WINDOW GLASS.
FOR SALE

- anu Sltel Slass ~ al Sizes,
Also d iHl slock OF window sasEcs, always on hand and
ioi sS'r at No 10 Main ST. sc ROBINSON.
. ee "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29
u EBg Q~agS S.
FAMILY ar GE.S

~
n WOODROW has
7fa- now ers ~ pa.
streets. ti- wo-t perfrct
~ ia ltIs. ns". ever nfar,a
none GA tea. wuirh ltr ~
prices UonseNeerers and
,ed 10 Ca AND r|xau4ue. E
io'e'' paf. afthe citv free
pld Gov Java apd RinCoae.
. chests ~l im Gun powfe
Young hysOn and hi'k tea
from so 10 $3.50 rer ~
6h'Ns Irish choc0ia frg4
LIT % IS per pound
boxes bakers hrona an,
carua
do chocolate sticks. drop
and pasl.
edse 'Nopisey AND Woo
sey'S jouble refined ION
sugar
gibbs j1 Do pilverizcd ant
crushed iOat SUGAR
8 d. D. James RET loaf ID
% DO very superior NO do
pipe fure foston syrup
, bAis Slzar u molasses
10 do \ Jeans do
10 nXs white pepper for Ia.
bic use
20 do root ginger
30 do common ginger
~ ground pepper (war'd
~ do ginger Guaranteed
KEGS pure gtound CHINA.
iaou, cloves, s!lspice and
cayene pepper
" do pepper. alispicc, cloves
natHteIs and mace
! do tie lice
! box ice -four
% lhs pearl harley flesh
! 100 lis atmesl
20 lbs pearl sagn
2bxs maccaroni
lhN English split peas
Ton bp,ter ~ -,
rrarkcrs
KEGS corisndo, 49,
carg,yav sepJs
6 hXs fancy coIorcd white
patent vav sneru' ~
star rapdIes
Rousers srnerior ,ose aud
almond shavirq cren,n
Circas.iau rose aimond,n
Errlisfru fndsny sns
< bxs varin. atad b.r saaa
3 do Gastric do
81 Jo ysros.itte ,,.dcin l..
{ do srsych
2 ID naarIgarch,ar, 49,
2 do amor ssco =, "
10 do an III Fng air do
lcaseuHiisr1 "'
3dptip.an1J. do
coo ne wcsterr posorroaa
l ease WoodruH'. ~
satin tnxns
70 ~ rorr,na,a.ol
81 ac;I
~ do crrsnI fsrIsr
rasL ssls,atns
hII ea sods
do - .
madder ind;go Lnooa
rbait owl 800 O
70 6o7 scrnb trnehas os.o.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29
M T. I'D HGA a..


WtNIERN NEW YORK
COIlEGE0 OF HEALTH,
POI MAiE STREET. rrFfALO. Ny.
Or. &C. VAUGHN'S VEGETABLE LfrUOSTRTP
yHts c~e,,rs.s, ,.g Hi }. ,, Hs, t.....,.
L rrs h. t5s max. p. t'n'aIlF increasing ga
ALL Owe THE WORLD.
II has now heco Hc tue 1uiv medicine for family r,e
and 81 particularly rcconWeudaA for
UEOPSY.
III stagos Of this complaint Immediately relieved. ma
matte "l 40" long ~stanjlHs. See Paiaphics Tor iesti-
nOay.
GRAVEL.
ihd sl diseases ofthe Urinary organs; for these listrc=.
eins Complaints q stands alone no othcr article can rc.
'levs taHi aui tAc cures testified to wit copvi'rc the
NOS NrnittIi-s"f '7trpulei. Liver complaint. Bilious
diseases, FEVER : AGUE. To tho Great West es.
aeclair. and wherever these complains prevail this
sod rnr r. pfetc1.
No AINaRlL AaHvT. no deleierious com aornd IS
apsrlot this miNtarc,i II CUES these discusses with Ger.
See Pamalfai.
tMMEhIAfEfA Relieved. and acure follows hv a
'ew DAYS use 1f this Hftcie. It ia far before any other
preparation tor mis- ditea.'. or FOR any other disease
N.gUa'lug from impure tiood. See Pamphlet.
DEB1LI1Y or THE 7fsFEM, weak hack, weak.
less OF the kidnevs. &c. or inflammation Of thu same.
Is imlnfd iatcly relieved ny a few days Use Of this mcdi.
cine, and a cure D. O. Waysa result OF its tse. II stands
a. A CEKfAlN REMEDY for such complaints. aud
also for arrangements OF The iamaie fame. TRRE.U.
IAh'FiES, SDFfRESSiGAS painful rieHsfruaiious
No article has ever 'een offered except this which
would teneA this slnd Ut arrangement. 1t may be re
led upon as a sure aud elective remedy, and did we
,ttl permitted to do so could give 3 THOUSAND
NAMES "a proof e cures i'm this distressing class Of
complaints. Soe f0nphlei. All broken down, de- iita
yea constitutions from the eject Of mercury, WI find
he hfacing polTcr Of this article 10 act immediately, and
'he POISONOUS mineral e~raiica'ed from the system.
kht FIiNE DISEASES VIII ind the alleYativr pro.
critics of TINS article PURIFY THE BLOOD. and drive
1ch diseases from he system. See pamphlet fJr tesfi.
aonv OF cures in all Diseases, which The limits Of an adj.
'ett!seWcht viii not permit to he NAMED here Agents
nich cdaracter. md = s,ron+ar oF ppGtp W
fhp = hfHpa Rf IA EnIaf4 -.-.r. .A-.a-H 49, =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29
NEW CARPET & FURNISHING STORE.
WAN & son

NEW CARPET & FURNISHING STORE.
A. PAXTON & son.
yJAVE lust opened IN one Of The Store rooms on Mon
81 roc street. nearly opposite the Post Office. an en-
lire'y new and extensive assortment OF Carpeting, OIL
Cloths and other goods. to which, they respectfully invite
the attention of purchasers. Their stock COMPRISES:
Brussels carpeting.
Imperial Three Ply do
suneriine. Fine and Common Ingram carpetiDg;
Al. 3 and 50 rapestcy, Twiled and common;
Nenitian do
Cotton and Rag do
CAS- and i cold and plain Canton Mating;
OiICloih of every width
Garnet binding and Thread; Also
la4. a-f.5 land , Druggets and Linen crumb cloths;
ADMINISTER Tutted. " ilton and Brussels Rugs;
Brass stair Rods, all sizes;
Adelaide. Manila and Aiicaut Door Mats, &c, &C.
HOUSE EEplNG ARTICLES. .,
- (. IA aud 10 4 llaperial Marseiiles, Toilet and
Dresden Quilts;
70 ia and 10 4 Linen and Cotton Sheetingsi
Linen and colten tiliow case Goods;
Suoerio- Irish Linen and Cotton Shirtine;
1854. a. and lO.i Dainask Table Cloths and Table
Linens;
Napkins aud ~Ioyliesi Ling,
Bird's eve. lIuek shacE, Scotch Diaper K Crash Towel
Piano Table and stand Covers;
Embroidered Window curtains;
Turkey Red fufnltNre Prints;
Fur ituEc Dinity;
Il ckin ; and Bed Lace;
Fcr',el, Cord and Tassels, for blinds;
Worsted and Cotton Fringes. Also q good assortment
Of Gloves ana Hosiery; linen aud eamorte hdktsi
LaAiesi and Gents sflk Cravais,
French worked Collars;
PsrasOis. Umhrellss, sc, &c, sc.
An 81 which Will he sold al the lowest possible prices
and persons waiting will please cal aud examine
mgE \ PAXTON . SON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29


just received from The Tcst
eorrc- o. Main and J.trersot
assortment Of G
The GU ems Of W oaia.r.
1ii sa'l at thc most r,a. .sf .
ea.c1 -euparliy. are i9 j.
Io-if ont pac ages delivered
or rnor4c As fellow
2 cotton yarn. batting and
ot'5f.e Wirk
= eIt' iHa. buckets, rooms
stone " q. tar and OIL
,ee' ! % eid cars
~ JaFS eserves maImUla
''S ava l''lles
o. reserved ginger d W
; <VI'iS, andy fruits -orr.
od'H hotties cnu.ial- aid
" '''c' assorted
! { u" pure ieniO syrup
% ptre apple, giuacf sar
! s7pGriiia, and raspberry
vinegar syrup
} d. rose wafer, 9 DO oi
lemon
do extract vanilla, | ID
vanilla beans
] do lars FickIed To- stPrs
g. | do Pots French mus;erd
prcnarcd
2 cans Kentucky mustard
80 Tbs pure mustard, by tie
rOIHd
$50 jars London. N Y and
Baltimore pickles
) do1 hoii tomato. walnut
ard mushroom caisup
! Lease steak aud fish sauces
3 doz bottles pepper sauce
. do olives and csprrs
do India rprric row ders
and anchovv
1. > oceans green com. very
fine
81 baskets genuine sailsd oil
Is cans ssrdines. fresh
| III white wine vaueg,r
~ ibis pure cider do
coils French ielattpp
) 90 do crimson
French couferttou.ries nf
ali kinds
1lN iuiahe nastr
o. do naive mrs hunchrai,ius
q do LAYERS dn fsuperinr1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29

a Splendid assortmnnt of windsor chairs, ann rock
de- 20 W. R"IHEIn AFTER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29
y. EsEStEi.

Wholesale aud Fetal Dealer in
CLOTHS, CASSiNERES. VtSIlNGS, AND
R~EtDY.MAuE CLOTHING,
Corner OF Main and Monroe sis, WuEEIING, VA.
x HAN received any spring stock of the most fash
.r iouatle goods tn my lane, which | offer 1t unusual
low prices, Tor Cash. My old customers and the public
'n general 're tuyI.sd 10 give me t call before pHrcha
stag clseHhtre
\. Is. giothing made 10 order, as usual, il the most
taslnDHahle StNle. mNln
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29

LOrHING READY MADE OR TO ORDER.
!. II. iiySS & 30.

>. II. w - ~ l q.
RE0tN inform their flienis tlqt their stock Of Goods
- for S1rinl aft summer is comn'ete. embracing 4
small sFRtSNts irum New York, Philadelphia AVID isl-
tinorc. lnaAi nE, altogether, a very desirable and season
able assortment.
Our friends wf' pafrunised us so literally last vrar.
and The 9n4Itc g0lsraliy, are respectfully invited 20 call
ana eEainlne cdris, q We are prepared 10 furnish every
article IN our line upon terms that cannot fail to please.
Rememhe ,ar location
One door gtove the e ! Hotel, Water It.
NaeelIng. Aur i. IS4S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29
HAYES x BEoCKWAY,
Il. T. SELLER,
feb Nholesaie agents, Pittsburgh.
For sale by jas BAKER, Wheeling, Va.
MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENT.

MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENT.
All Of The toiowias articles uhicd tGye o6-
tanned uadoaaded popaiartiy, are sold BY
A.O FAIRChlLD, Wheeling. Va.
AN JNEQUALLED REMEDY
A,id aa ilpaHuac for EsSS gratis.
lst-For Gods and feverish feelings aud preventing
Feveis.
2d-For Asthma, Liver Complaint and Bifious afec.
tons,
3d-Fot HiefAwa. Indigestion and Loss of Appetite.
4th-For tostiven5ss IN females and iuaies.
3u-For stomach d!iettions, Byspef sia and Files.
1heg great points are, tbs not had TO take, never gives
pain. and never leaves one e0stivei
For al these thtnEsl IL IS warranted unequaiied, ana alt
WHO do not and II 50 may return the toltlc and get their
money.
Ems medicines ~LONCLEY.. GREAT WESTERN
INDIAN PANtCEA. IUler description ia an Alma
nae Tor ISIS, statts.
HAIR ONIC
Totac Bald udGrcy-it yau " .sg arich luxrisrt bead
Of i,Ir, Tree NuHl ddpdrul and scarf. ito ro. faito pro.
cure tie eeIuIue Bam Of Coianbia. Ia cF-Cs of lald-
ness 1t VIII more itau exceed your eXpgctauuus-
MANY vino have lost t.clf nair Tor twenty Years have
haI il restored TO lis original |rerfecilun nv the use Of
tins alan. Age, state 'r condition RpreaTs 10 he 20 oh
stacic whatever il also causes the tuui 10 flow with
whicht the delicate hair tuAe Is filled. ly which u1cans
thap sands twhose hair was grey q, the NSiatic eaglc)
have had their hair restored 10 It's natural oo3or bv the
VIII 10 iopndthe most pleasant wash ,hat car he used.
4 few applications only Grenecesaary so keep tar hair
from falling out. II strengthen The roots. ll never tails
10 liuidft a ricd glossy appearance, aEt is a pei anne
FOR the toilet II rs unCqUaUed; it holds three lines as
much as othcr % scaled hair restorailVCs and is more cf
feCtua'. The Genuine "a anufactuged only ty ComstocA
x co. Fl CuurtiaH0 ST., New York.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29
TIMES AND
ARE EssTEAER &

WHTttING TIMES SD G,ZErTF.
ELECTROMAGNETIC gEELy & WEEKLTBy
J.. J.. WHARTON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29

McoaTNHY z CoNANT.

1FiiCg IN Msiu street, one door south a, luar
~ Fry'srs-ideue- WHGELlNG, Va. Anrta
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29
NEN DRUG STORE
NJ, NIrrat III -.I;n- IL

z the room formerly occupied hy Dr. Todd. wa have
~a Just opened, q ftesl assortment of DRuas and Ncpr
Gives, Paints, oils aud nye Siufs; also Spices, rerfu-
merry, me Soaps. Hair on, Shaving Creams, Sc; Ia
&c her vita aganerdl assortment OF popular Family med
icines, nj fresn, of a good quality, and will be soit at
fair prices.
Prescriptions OF physicians carefully putup.
myl9 ~GEPRYOR co
D0Cr. Il. SPOHNS CUREFOR SICK
HEADACHE.
y%%HiCH has been used in families. every member Of
EJ which has hadsi headache fyOa infancy. IS a
constitutional family complaint and has cured IN every
instance yet know amounting IL mary hundreds.
Fer sale only N Wheeifng At Brentiiager's A%pOtheca,
Ashland square, ncarthe Court house. jy5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29

NEW TALL q WINTER GOODS.
THE WATER ST. CHEAP CLOTHING STORE
Second door bsi0ic tie L. =. Hotel.
WEBBING VI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29

uIlI tO~NBs-Iust reserved. this day. D doz.ps
shell 1uch Coale, watch viii H. sold low cor cash
AusI AoEAIkCHup
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29

should reflect thata sound uIad ard body arc the most
necessary requisites to promote connuiial happincss.--
Indeed, without these, the Journey through life becomes
q weary pil2rimase, the prospect hourly darkcns TO the
view-lhe mind becomes Swallowed with despair. and
filed with the melancholy reflection that the hspFiHess
Of another becomes tiightea with ouroVn.
CONSTITUTIONAL rEBiidTf.
Or. J. addresses Young men and GH who have injured
ny private ana improper iudalgences.
IMPOTENCE-W EAkNESS OP The
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-29
DAILY CIR ESCENT.

LUCKY DREAm.-1'he forms OF small shots used
by sportsmen are exactly spherical. The manner
in which this advantage is secured is ingenious. 1t
is said that Mr.. Watt, native of Bristol, and
plumber by trade, had asdream, in which he saw
the whole contrivance A person appeared before
him on the top Of high tower, with agseIve IN one
hand and ladle of melted lead in the other; this
he poured into the seive, (which he shook Violently,
and the liquid metal fell in drops like rain TO the
floor Of the tower, but its fall had recovered Its
solidifed state. The imaginary person then de-
seconded from the tower and examined some OF the
shot, and among them Wattsaw several that We're
not either perfectly round, or had tails to them
Toseparate them from the others, the man removed
tlje5shot to an inclined plane. Those that were
round ran down the plane, while those that were
missllapen wrggfed over the side A perfect sepa-
ration was thus effected. This was lucky dream
for Watt, as lie sold his patent for 600 and a
similar method is still employed by manufacturers
&MARRIAGE.-I never knew marriage expressly
for money that did tend unhappy. Yet mall
aging mothers and heartless daughters, are conin-
ually playing the same unlucky game ] believe
that men more frequently marry for love than wo-
men, because women think they will not have a
better chance, and dread being dependent Such
marriages, no doubt, sometimes prove comfortable,
but greater humber would have been far happier
single Il lmay judge by my observations Of such
matters, marrying for home makes that home very
tiresoille one. Mrs. Child.
~ The board of Aldermen in Providence have
granted licenses for the sale of spirtuous liquors,
and refused grant 800 for the celebration of the
national anniversary.