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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-09

DEAFNESS CURED-DR. McNAIR'S ACCOUS
TIC OIL.-Ihose deaf from old aye and from infancy
ofen receive their hearing in most miraculous
by the use of this OF 1t has the effect the
tension and hiring into the natural action OF the parts
as to restore the hearing when lost impaired. This
VIII be done in all of recent deafness aud many
long standing. Al deaf persons shoulf use this o., -
Comsock < Co. u CORTLAND St, tie Wholesaler
Price : per flask.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-09

DIR. :pHON'S SICK HEADACHE REMEDY -
Why Will you sGler with that distressing complain
when remedy is at hand that Nh no fail to cure
This remedy VIII eliecsGay destroy any attack Of ad
ache, either bilious. II has cured cases
twenty years. standing
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-09
CLOTHING READY MADE or TO ORDER
IL. HISS 6 -

EToW inform their friends that their stock of Goods
~ 20 for Spring and summer is complete. embracing
small sFRrSELs from New York, Philadelphia and Bal
tmore, making, altogether, very desirable and season.
abe assortment.
our fficads who parousea vs. so literally last year
and the public generally especially invited 10 call
ahd examine early, prepared furnish
article IN our line upon terms that cannot fail 20 please
Rememl nrr location
One door e'ovc t'ie Z s llotcl, Water 81
Nhee'mg, Apr4. ISis
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-09
FRESH STOCK OF SPRING & SUMNER

FRESH STOCK OF SPRING & SUMNER
GOODS.
TOHN ELLIOTT & co. No 1863 w cor of Main
- st. and Market Alley, have commenced receiving
their large and well selected assortment OF Dry eoous
and Varieties purchased in tbs EASTERN cities, al the
present reduced prices; comprising large ana speadu
assortment of kinds of Dry Goods, Fancy and staple;
together with much larger stock of varieties ana
Fancy Goods than ever offered in tins market aud are
prepared sell them either wholesale or retail on such
terms cannot fail to give General satlsiactioh ,
NJ II Thcy world cali the attention Of Country Mer.
chants ard Ped,ars their stock OF Goods Tor whoc'
sailing they will keep complete stock OF al! articles
in their line.
Please call at 1863 and examine for yourselves
Aril IL JOHN ELLIOTT co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-09
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ItIpoRI AM :!
SELBy-, ACNEw & SWEARING CT


SELBy-, AGNEw & SWEAR1NGb1 I.
Monroe ST. wheeling Va.
"A RE Just receiving large additions 70 their
- stock n furnishing Goods, for House Keeping
Various superior ply Ingram Csrpetins, New
do : Fine. do do AND most
Do Fine. do do y desirable
do Wootfrnges cotton warp, do patterns.
do Canton do do
do 5s3fand - Veniiian do Various patterns,
do 49, and "a India mating white and colorcd,
DO 81 and wool Diaggct, and green haize for
crrulb cloths.
do ~ coiored dsmssk linen do
20 wool & iincu stair covering.
do Piano aud table covers. M cloth and worsied,
do Damask linen table cloths.
do do 10 Dislier, window widths,
do do c.tton 60 do
pillow linen and cotton,
Bamsey and Irish Linen Shooting, 4 10 4 II l2.f,
Cotton, bid aud brown, do - l0-4 IA
Plan white m8rseillcs quilts, supr medium ami com
do knottcd do stear boats,
O. aud other widths floor oil cloths
on cloths for tables aud window blinds IL paintings
and ohintz
sup'r Cod fgd elles quilts new ardsupra
Furniture chinizes. c,,s.o,is aud eur,ain
| lain and Brocade diinity. W. p4 ~
Embroidered Curtain inrslins,
White cotton and cold wors;cd fringes Tor trimming,
Huckshsck. Irish aud Scotch Diapers and Grass
Together with all other SUCH goos the hest assortment
now offered IN this uiarketat WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
juno I, s4s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-09
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SPRING - aOCs4.

SPRING SlOCa2.
No 100. Main ST.
yETE would say to customers and others that we
w have hand al this time general assortment Of
Ladies Saddles Iron frame trunks
Gentlrtnen's do. asplendid article,
Brides nd ntartiRgales, lmita. and com. trunks
Some yer, neat rounded do Iron, frame aud wood
Heads and reins, box vaees,
Carriage Harness, Ladies bonnet trunks,
Buggy do Gents leather hat boxes
Wagon do Leather satchels,
bray do Ladies salcaels,
Carpet bags, Saddle bags,
Collars OF different kinds, Carriage whips,
Buggy whips, Rldms do
brewers do Wagon do
Iashes different kinds, Waking canes,
Hames, trace chains, Halter CHAINS,
Curry combs do cards. Horse brushes.
We ask an examination of our stock hy those wish,
ing ct the above articles feeling satisfied that we
have as good an assortment and great variety has
ever been offered IN the city, and viii sell at fair pri.
ces. All orders tot work promptly hiled. Old work
repaired as usual. feb 25 NtCoI.i. & CARR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-09
FRESH STOCK OF SPRING & SUMNER
EsgsS SsSsODS.

BERRNHlt.L 4 COMO. 49, ZANES' ROW,
trEANE commenced receiving thef large and well Sc
u = lected stock OF Dry Goods, OF all kinds usually
kept Dry Goods store, which has been selected with
much care, aud purchased at unusually low prices
say with perfect safety that will sell
lower prices than has been known in this mar
ke aud TO test the truth of what we say, please give
call take pleasure in showing our goods
Don't misunderstood us-we we will sell cheaper
than has been sold by any house in the city of
Wheeling mr. 2J
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-09
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-09
NOTICE.
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NOTICE.


GREAT CENTRAL. ROUTE
VIA. CUMBERLAND AND Bh EGlMORE.
ryTO facilitate further the travel upon this rome, the
q, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company in conjunc-
ton with the Lines of Stages upon the National Road,
wilIcommeuce upon MONDAY, the eth March, to run
SECOND DAILY TRAIN OF CARS and LINE OF
COACHES the route
Leaving Baltimore at 4 +. NJ. On every day of
- Cumberland at II r. NJ, the week.
The Coaches upon the National Road will henceforth
leave Wheeling regularly twice day at q a. N. and 8
p. and Cumberland AT the hours connecting
regularly. each way, with the morning and evening
boats Brownsville. BY this arrangement, passengers
arriving at Baltimore ffoa Philadelphia at NJ, may
proceed westward after delay of hut two hours. in
stead of lying until next morning. Pass sngers
coming eastward, and arriving at Wheeling. or it's
hurg, Cumberland too late either for the morning or
evening line will be detained hut l2 hours most, in
stead of "a heretofore Great additional despatch
Will thus 10 to the travel upon this route already
the expeditions between the East and West, and
the passenger may aN make his choice of the day
night for sassing either the Railroad or the
Turnpike section of the route.
By order, WIN. ). WOODSinE,
Master of Transportation,
Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad.
BaliimSre, March Il, 1913
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-09
WOOD TYPE.
North American Wood Type Factory
al piffSburqh

The North Americaa Wood Type Factory
at Pittsburgh.
WIN. SCHOoLN, HARVARD u. RYAN, ISAAC
w Nj SINGER. JonN n. MORRISON. having as.
sociaiu themselves together under the style and title
schooley Ryan 4 Co.. tnr the manufacture of Wood
Type and their type Is altogether made by nachu.
cry the invention Of Isaac N, Singer, of the rln
they feel confident that thcy otter perfect artiels
ftype aud much lower rates than any heretofore
offered IN the United States, and ready 10 m or
ders OF the same.
An orders addressed to schooey. Ryan Co.. at their
Office tn niauiund alley between Wood and snnhdcld
streets, will he puneiuaiiy attended 10.
u Fproprie,0rs OF NewspapeIs, sn copying this ad
vertsenlent mouths. atd sending Us their paper, " III
he EMIT ed Ia their pay IA type, on purchasing
taree tnos the amount OF tser bail for advertising.
lone A. lsie. Ban
.y.R TRAFTON's Compound Ruckthorn Syrup ol
~ nnarltes OF the blood, scrotIlous Affections aa
ts,i reiier and cutsucous diseases generally, Tin.
sr,uu i rstly celebrated New England for It's ellie a
aad ccrainty aiiordipg relief and resorin health
fhe most celshrsted physicians in ~ T. use II and zee
suulaend Al ia their practice
THOS HORNBROOk q CO..
Aps7 General Agents II, Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-09

MEDICAL ADVERTiSEAlGNT.
Al Of The joliowine articles which hare CD
TUNED a'abolad6d popUiartiy, dre sold by
A. o. FAlRChiLD, Wheeling. Va.
AN UNEQUALLED REMEDY
And mn ALMANAC for a. Is gratis.
ls--for Colds and feverish feelings and preventing
Fcvers
2d-For Asthma. Liver Complaint and Bilious alice.
tious.
2d-tor piarhWa Indigestion and Loss of Appetite.
4tI-ior Cosiiveness III females and males
5ti-For stomach Affections dyspepsia and Piles
Inc great points are, it's not lad to take gives
pain, and never leaves one oo9tve
For all these things 1t is warranted unequaiod and all
who do not find it may bottle ard gel
money.
THUS medicine is LONCLEN' GREAT WES1LB.
INDIAN fANAGtA. Fuler description it, an AIsta
nae Tor isic, gratis
HAIR TONIC.
To tie Bald aud GrcyIf yog ISL rich uxuriaut head
Of hatr free oni dandEu aad scUrf do fl 10 iu.
cure the genuine Balm OF Columbia. In cases Ht aid
ness il will more exceed Your cxpectataus-
Many VINO have lost their hair twenty wears
had It restored TO IFS original perteetion by
tins taui. Age, state condition appears he no oh
sacle whatever; also causes the tiuid to How ith
WhlchtHe delicate hair tubs filled, LV which means
thou sands (whosc hair grey the ASiaic eagle,
hav' had iher hair restored TO natural color hv The
use OF tms invaluable remedy. liz all Of fever
VIII G found the most pleasant wash that can be used
few applications only necessary keep the halt
from falling out. srepg hens the roots never ia
for he toilet il is Wuoquaed It holGs three times as
much other mscailcd hair ct
t0clu2l. The Genuine manufactured only by Comstock
& Co. II CORTLAND ST.. New York
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-09

MCoRTNEY & CONANT.
STEAM MARBLE WORKS,

> ENM vi ANbLE WUKINS,
RIDGnE ROAD ABOVE SPRING GARDEN ST,
PHILADELPHIA.
tsrHlS extensivc establishment is erected npro-
"a vtA plan, and vs. the AID of Steam Power manuiac-
lures all kinds OF Plain and Ornamental MARBLE
WORK, ia superior style, and al the lowest prices.
The largest and hest assortment of MARBLE MASrELs,
Imported Paror aud Garden srAruARy, VASES aud
FauNrAtNs rtLgs for foors. Sc NAV he at the
Ware Rooms, which The aten,.on Of the public is
respectfully Invited.
MArble Cutters supplied n all times with W number
Of finished antsls aud Table Tops. Italian Tomhs and
Monuments cut to sizes dnshetaso constantly on
haud large assortment Of American Grave Stones in
lie routh or ashed. Marble IN the block, &c.
JOHN BAIRD,
Ridge Road. above Spring Garden street.
phila., March -, t-4r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-09

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-09
EXTRA CHEAP

NEW FALL X WINTER GOODS.
VI THE ATER ST. CHEAP CLOTHING STORE
Second door bei0tU the L. s. Hotel
WHEELING, "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-09
WINDOW GLASS.
dasNara13FltWR4
FOR SNIE

o splendid assortmnnt Of windsor chars ann rock
"a H1 chairs small chairs, .''ees etc. al
dee 100 ". RlHELDAFFFR'S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-09
1Darnm1rE>
YEEsEE'S


yyYnR ANTS.--Valve and cock liydrants al Pi Is
~ hurgh prices, warranted to work well, al
mrll Johnson ,ls5, Market Square.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-09

= FAD Pipe always On hand md furnished al short
u.s. notice at mr. II JOiNSo =. 1s5 Market Sq'r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-09

COOPER KETTLEs.-W ash and Stew Kettles on
- hand and for sale low al JOHNSONS,
mr. N ls5 Market square.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-09

should reflect that sound mind and body the most
necessary requisites promote cOnnuhal happiness.
Indeed without these the journey through life becomes
weary pilgrimage the prospect hourly darkens to the
view-the mind becomes Swallowed with despair, and
flied with the melancholy reflection that the happiness
of another becomes hlighted with ouroWn
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.
DR.. j. addresses young men and all who have injured
themselves by private and improper intulgences.
O1ENCE-WEAKNESS or THE
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-15
t,eneral raylor,s Letters.

The Washington Union of the 23d uit.. in refer encs to the letters addressed to Gen. Taylor which were not taken out of the post-otce, says "To our rrcat surprise we learn tha yesterday, on oPcning the quarterly returns from Baton Rouge forty eight letters addressed to Gen. Taylor were found in . bundle marked by the postmasters as rfased teft's
 the postage amounting to g 90. These letters, we lcarn are posimarked st different offices in the Uni
 ted Stales during the months Of April, May and June, directed to Baton Rouge and ref1sed to be taken from the office by him. Among them are found letters addressed to him from Philadelphia. post marked the 7,h, 9th, 9th. and 10th of June The postmaster at Baton Rouge, it app Fnrs, wrote
 letter to the Postmaster General, in which he says
 s''The Generals postage has amounted to so much of late that he has been constrained to refuse many of the iess important communications that come to him. The ietters in question were hastily exaniln- cd as he did not expect them to be sent oil under three months. He now finds that some of them are of importance to him, and desires them retnrned
 which please do early as possible" The Ma tional Intelgencer says. The letters referred :o, and among them one recognized ss being in the hand writing of Gov. Morehead have been returned, unopened, to the postmaster at Baton Rouge, to be delivered 10 Gen. Taylor" Thus the mystery about the missing letter respecting which so much has been said is cleared up and the Postoftce De- partment Is shown to have been nnJustly censured'
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-15
From the Union.
crOss Injustice.

In looking over sketch of the life and public services of General Zachary Taylor, issued within a few days past in this city, discovered that the compiler has made an important omission.
 lie sfees us a large number of extracts and let ters from the "GeneraI," but 1 looked in vain for inc celebrated .blood hound letter. This being question deemed of vast importance to the whole American people in 1886, and believe the only one of importance upon which Gen Taylor" has taken bold and decisive ground, ought not the Whig General Committee, under the circumstances. to suppress the present edition, (merey as an act o' injustice to the Generai) and issue another giving the people the bood hound" letter in full IL Gen ralTayIor is as they claim, the peoples candidate, why attempt to suppress and keep from the people this ali.impcrtant letter ! JUSTICE.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-15
aoHM MlTcHEL,

The deed of lmfamy Is donei-
 And, EagIaRd, kindling at thy shame, The soul of every free born one
 Must breathe curse upon thy nafne'- By every heart that beats for right
 By every heart whose hate is stirred When tyrants preach their creed Of niigh'' Thy name must ever be abhoued! The deed is done! snd he who stood.
 With dauntIvss heart 10 plead the cause Of freedom, and his country's good,
 Is crushed beneath a tyrant's la~s-- Transported from his fellow men,
 A convict, OCT the rugged main His hand that whilome grasped the Pen'
 Now feitered with the felon's cbftn! And shall man thus Dc crushed 10 earth = Shall all his rights be swept awny, For merely daring |" give birth
 To hts own thoughts, and to obey The voice that bids him be free
 The voice of nature and of CoH Must he for this a martyr be,
 And scourged beneath expressions rod. No, from million spirits yet
 The shout of triumph will be sent. Az they in mighty phaianx met,
 shalI hIS the captivs's bonds be rent, And swear, that while one pulse remains While life one thFob of strength aHords,-- Man shall not thus be found in chains
 For utteFing a PATRIoT's words!
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-15
general Taylor-s own Homo.

We find in New Orleans paper of the 22d, the following account of the late democratic meeting u Baton Rouge, Gsaeral TaSIor's ora hore. By this 1t appears that the old hero will have few oP ponents where they have an opportunity of judging of his fitness for tho high station to which lie as- pires:
 Democratic Meeting R Baton Rouge.-The meet ing of tho democracy on Monday last N7th) at Ba- ton Rouge, we learn, was one of the largest and most enthusiastic ever held in that Parish Though our city orators, were prevented by the mishap Oi orator. or oratory The Hon. Charles Gayarre made an able and eloquent speecli-so did Mir. Lacy of Baton Rouge, Watts, of Plaquemines, and others whose speeches were warmly received.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-15
n.nieI Xyrh.,er not for TayIor.

A writer in the " I. Epenin9 Post, of the i4th, says that Mir. WEBSTER was invited to address the late ratification Taylor meeting in N Y. city, but declined and gave his reasons. The Taylor com- mittee have tIied to keep them secret but they have leaked out. They are to the effect
 "That southern statesmen have mono olzed the highest offices in government four hfths of inc time since the Declaration Of lLdePendence. to the exclusion of northern men equally gifted ard equally capable, and he thinks that the moment has nov ar- rived when stand should be taken by the north, 'as his part he cannot support, neither will he pueitly oppose, the election of Gen. TAYLoR.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-15
yOti,s to Pre.Emption Claimants.

RICHARD M. YoUNo,
 Commissionsr ofthe General Land 0Ec
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-15

TpE STATE OF ARKANSAS,
 PuiAsKt CouSTY,
 NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that, in Pur- V snance of the provisions ot deed of trust, ex- ecuted by RichaidC. Byrd and wife, and William ]. Byrd and wife, to the Bank of the State Of Ark ansas, on the 22d day of November. A. D. lo45, on lots numbered one two. three, four. five and six, in Block number Two, east of the Quapaw line, in the city ot Little Rock, 10 secure the payment of their joint note executed that day to said Bank for the sun of thirteen thousand three hundred and sixty five dollars, and interest. payable twelve nor ths after date, and the order O. the Financial Receiver aud Attorney of said Bank, the under signed, as Sheriff and Commissioner, will offer for sale al public oulcrv for cash in hSnd to the last and highest bidder therefor at the door ot e Court House of Pulaski county, ihe 10th day of Oeto- Der, A. D. lS4s (being the first day of the next De- tober Term of the Pulaski Circuit Court,) between the hours of judicial sales, the said lots numbered I,23, i, 5, and (, in Block number Two, East of the Qnapaw line. in the city of Little Rock, toseti- CT with all the buildings and improvements situated thereon. being the brick of stores, ani the Ho- tel called the Franklin House, fronting on the Ar kansas liver, at the lower landing.
 A. J. HUTT,
 Sher,F and Commissioner
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-15
Commissioners Sale.

7p,a 10, Is48.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-15

Horace Greedy, speaking of the speech of Gen. Cass, June l9, lsil, delivered in Paris, upon hear iug of the death of Gen. Harrison, says:
 "This address does honor alike to the subject and the author, and while it nobly vindcates the name of the deceased patriot it win exa that of his gall lant comrade in war, his jealous compatriot in peace and his devoted, estimable friend in private life"
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-15

IN commencing the Twenty-second Volume Of tie \ Review we have 10 acknowledge the continuance of a liberal patronage the part oi the pubic, aad oi an enthusiastic response from the Democratic ranks to those principles oi National Poliey which il is our endeavor to eucidate. We have entered into extensive arrangements for great variety ot novel and interesting matter, that will add to the at traction and value ol the new volume.
 The new year viii be marked by one of the most exciting presidential elections, under eireumstan- ces of more grave importance to our institutions that have occurred in our national history, IL is therefore of the highest consequence that the great
 es,:... which shake the union 10 its centre. should be discussed with caimness laboeousy investigated, and clearly understood While the Democratic par
 y is appare nly split into several divisions through
 the very success which has caused II to triumph m the yindicstion of old issues until new ones have hss,a secsssss.y the great dsmocrdtfc heart o the nation beats in unison with noble patriotism, and swes in an honest satisfaction at the rising goties of our western Empire, the foundations ot which are only now being laid, and we'll II becomes Hs 10 proeeed dispassionsteiy and undeTstandingy m the work committed to us. Although "thohsand gene ra,ions'' are not looking down upon us from the crests of the AlIeghahies "io behold our deeds, thousands vet to come, swarDing the intervening yaliies, will throng the Rocky Mountains, the Ale
 hanies and the CordeFas. all looking back 10 curse or bless the transactions ot lsis fearful respon- sibiIity rest upon the democracy o the present ge nerafion and that they wilt, as ever, discharge 1t fatht,gil there eaa be no doubt; The efforts oi the Review will be exer,ed with fol sense of the im- nor,ance of the cause and we doubt II wili be wig oronsly responded to by oar subscribers. Tine accustomed features Of the Review wIli be eontlnued, including Portraits and Biographies oi Distinguished Democrats, men whose patriotic pTn- cpes and sieadiness of principle have won the con hdance of the people.
 We have 10 remind readers that the low terms on which we furnish the Review makes It lndlspen sable that the payment oG the subscriptions should be n advance and that the expenditure Incurred 10 improve the Work. can be met only by the prompt remittance of subscriptions.
 The pubic ation of the Reylew has been commit ted to the charge of Mr John W. Moore, who has been connected for the last eight years with the publishing department of the "Meiehants' Mags' xiae |" and whose experience aRd .eii known eneT- gy will DO doubt exert favorable influence on the business, &c. of the Review.
 All subscriptions and letters of business will here after be addressed 10 John W Moore, ohhee oi the i Democratic Review, ITO Bfoadway.
 CTHoS. P. KETTELL. Edlor DsmocToiie RSrier To the Democratic Press we acknowledge tne kindly feelings that have existed on aH sides, and ehesrful.y continue our exchanges