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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30
nR. wM EVANS SOOTHING Si-
~ NIP. For G IIl.DREN TEETHING.-

~ rigorous ga Sc OF sioas and Painful DENT.
ton Cured ny DIR WIN. Evans Soothing Syrup
Torsx A.Exr or Dp. Eva rs SccrHisG SsRvP.
Dear sir Inc great benefit afforded Ia my suier.
AZ irf,nt hy your Soothing SyruS. in csse Of pro-
,Tac,ed and painful dentiion, must convince every
ceiling parent how Essential an early apphsaiion OF
such an in, auab'e medicine Is TO relieve infant
misery and torture. Nvinant while tecune, eApelI
.ncrd such acute sufierings that II was auseAeu
with conyulsions and my wife and iamny sapposetS
that death would release the babe rom lni'sn
al W. procures, 4 bottle of YOUR Syrup; whr,n a.
soon a, applied 60 the gums, wonderful change
was produced, aud after a Few nppicauons, 'he
chd displayed Sov'os yor a ,hY the Shiid has
completely recovered, and no recurrence oi 'na'
awisl complaint has since cccurreSs the teeih are
,nanatng tally. and the child enjoys perfect heai'h
| NV, yosi my che crfu per MISSION 10 make tins nc
Acknowledgements public. and will ri dy give any m
i'''''a"0" '' 'A'' >'' "" '' wM JoHHSoN
gentleman Who'll has made trial of Dr. w Ey
ans soothing Syrup IN his family uncase oi atec.n
u chill n wishes us TO state't TAT he found u entirely
Ell ctual in relieving pain in the gums, AID prevent
ins the consequences WHICH somet'mes io'o"- we
.ch-erfully comply witlI'his req'est'-sun.
xTwe believe it Is generally acknowledge b
hose who have tried a. that DIT. Evans syrup Tor
-nidren Cutting Teeth, advertised Ih snotnct COT
ann, is highly usefcl at;ice for the purposes Tor
avis. a: any rate. whehase made OF it, do moi
ne ,rats To give its virtues the SANCTION oil their
"a nes.-Bostcn Traveller.
REGULAR AGENTS.
w. n. KiS5, Is Water st. W heeling
Il. v. RosIxsoS, Portsmouth, U.
J. MoRRisoS, Columbus U.
0f ~ HON ais may be oeta,nsd,
tDr Gooie's Celebrated Female Pitts,
Th. baron Ven Huthcler Herb Fits,
Dr. Evans Fever md Ague Pills.
DIR. Hunts Botanic Pis,
DIR. Evans Soothing Syrup for Teeih,ng.
The above invaluable Medicines are sold whole
saie and Retail. at 100 Give than ST.. New y orb;
S,uth Scveathstreet, Philalolpha, 20 Market ST..
louisville, Kentucky; SO Clrrhfl, boston, Messa-
.,husetts: and Of the following Agents W iliram r.
'EIng. Wheeling Va, 4. v. Robinson, Portsmouth,
.,i;,. Z
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

CtORN. Received for sale boz Of the real Chr
! nese Prolific Flint Corn. A few grans Of this
Corn wa found in Tea Chest just from China they
were planted and found To- Go well npening from
TO weeks sooner than any other Corn ever grown
from go ears on stalk. each ear from 10 ~ IN
ches long, grows from To 10 feet high, WI an a
bundance of foddet. IL produces one hundred er
&c nj more than the famous Dut.ou Corn, and veay
polite Welding from 100 TO $50 bushes % the acre.
The character OF this Corn Is sustained by Mr. l..
Muse Of Marylsnd. Mr. Edward p. Roberts, Esq.
G.:r-e Uis;;s The:5hrn. Sangsion & Others
FoT sale in small packages % % cents each at the
Drug and Medicine store Of A. =. TODD.
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FARMERS TAKE NOTICE.

DARR & RoBB have removed to No IIs Main
stress, oae deor below Forsythe A. Auerhuryis
old stand and nearly opposite Mr.. Robb's Chair
factory, where they Will be able TO furnish tn fol-
lowing articles, much lower Than before offer.
ed IN this market, yz-Saddles, Brides, Harness
Trunks. and every thing else kept Ia their business
sh, half Spanish, fall back and side saddles made
better than can be done by any other workmen
east Of tire Ohio. Persons wishing To purchase can
Of any time.
Barr and Robb will ALEC continue the Upholster.
ing IN connection with their saddtnR business,
end all others Who will favor them with their Gus.
tom ap
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30
II WUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE REA

= NRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
l. ESTATE--Ry virtue of Deed Of Trust, to
the sotscnber, dated on the 9Th of June, 1898. and
recorded ,n the Clerks Office of this County Book %
psge 436. will sell at public auction ON Monday the
9Th day Of March next, the House and half lot on
which - stands being the north half OF Lot No a.
square 10 Of the town of Wheeling situated on Fourth
between Union and Monroe streets Said house rs
built of brick two stories high and finished in the best
manner, with morble Daniels IN the two lower rooms
Sale TO take place at IL O'clock. nOon in front of
the Virginia Hotel. The terms v IN be negotiable
notes at q, and ~ months satisfactorily endorsed and
secured by Deed OF Trust the property. Selling rs
Trustee shall give such title vested in me- by
the Deed Of Trust CHARLES L. STRONG.
mar
The sale Of the above property is postponed until
WEDNESDAY, the 9Th APRIL. mar l2-lm
The sale ofthe above property is postponed 10 NroR-
day the 9TH day Of May. c. l.. STRONG sp4
NxECUTOR'S SALE shall cell at public auc.
IL iion' on Saturday the l6'h Of May next at the
steam saw mill lately ia the possession Of james PEN.
oefOn, deceased. pair large timber Wheels. one
pair small do. one oucart, and office furniture.
The saw milL and real estate on which the same !.
situated being lots Nos and 3. and part Of Zoe No
g. in Jonalhan Lane's addtion) will be offered al pub
lic sale nj the same time.
Terms made known at the time of sale
JOHN FAwCErT. Executor
ap 2-ats or James pss4Ierf0n decegseI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30
ECLECTIC SCHOOL
BOOKS
SOLD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BY
STEPHENSON & CARWOOD
WHEELING.
WHEELING.

NUTAW HOUSE, Corner Of Bai,raOre and
u1 Euta~ Streets. Baitimore.-The subscribers
respectfully inform 81 patrons of this establishment
their friends. and the public generally that they have
associated themselves together FOR the purpose Of con.
Quoting the same The Eutaw House was completed
and first opened in 1885, Al which time il was furnish
ed throughout, in the very best manner and without
regard TO cost The comfort and convenience oft in
terror arrangements its high and uiry location combine
To render IL pleasant und healthy. IL particularly
well adapted kr the accommodation Of FAMILIES
AND LADIES, having great number Of PRIVATE
rAELovRs, LADIES ORDINARY. and a splendid Draw
ing Room, with private or Baltimore street
In every respect indeed te Euta House is second to
none In the United Sntes md IL is The intention and
firm determination q the propf5etors spare no e1er
tons TO promote the comfort and Qualification Of their
patrons. and 81 RATES lrhSch no eceptiol can he
taken. The stock Of WINES AND LIQUORS on
hand. has been mostly imported expressly for the Use
ct ih establshcnL selected from the private stocks
ct some of the most celebrated connoseurs of the CITY
The BATHS attached to the House arc in compIcie
order and open all times for the use Of the Guests
The Subscribers respectfully ask (as they hope To
deserye) Of the public, liberal share Of TairunagC
ISABEL HUSSEY,
4. w. ELDER.
BALTIMORE, April L. ls40--tf
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OPPOSITION.
GOOD INTENT STAGE cosipANY,s

GOOD INTENT STAGE COMPANIES
Two DSILY LINES ron BALr1-
<M~ yUKE. WASHINGTON CITY, Pm
~ SxE[ZE~sS LSpELr4IIA AVID New YORK, ly
VV the WY of the National Road
and Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
PILOT LINE leaves Wheeling EVERY MORNING
at o'clock reaches Frederick second morning and
takes the morning line OF cars arriving Baltimore
time to take the line ofcas for Philadelphia and New
York
GOOD INTENT LINE leaves Wheeling every
AFTERNOONS reaches Frederick second evening and
takes the mari line cars Immediately for Baltsnorc.
where they arrive in time 10 take the morning line OF
cars for Philadelphia and Ne<v York. .-s,
The above lines. for speed snd safety. believed
not TO be surpassed by any stage lines in the L. States
0orRscIug positively prohibited.
W. Office srst door above the United States Hotel
Water street. Wheeling Va
ID. HUTCHINSON, Prop'r a. ugcnl. Wheeling, Va
A. BEALL. DO DO Cumberland Md
Il. SHRlVER, DO do DO do
w. II. STEELE, DO do Haeerstown, do
j. A. WRART, Do 90 BALTIMORE, Dc
app
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.
ME Stockholders Of this Company are hereby
Il notified that a meeting viii be held at its Office
on Main street. next door to the Virginia Hotel ON
Saturday the NINTH DAY OF MAY NEXT f,T
the purpose OF adopting bylaws for the regulation
Of the AFFAIRS OF the company, az which time and
place they arc particular lY requested to attend.
BY order Of the Board
r. IL GREER 40 ,or,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

PirrsnuReH, March 10. 1870
NEW TRANSPORTATION LINE, DIRECT TO
" BALTIMORE. BALTIMORE AND PITTS.
BURGH AND u. s. PORTABLE BOAT LINES
The above hno Sas iIst been formed and all ar.
rangements COMPLETED for Transporting Merchan.
.lZe TO and from Baltimore, via. Ponnsyivania ana
Tide water canals
EAEoEs tnwed by Steamboats, Will carry the
goods 10 and from Baltimore TO Havre de Grace.
which will enable th's Line to pass gOods thrOugh
good Tune.
Tho Warehouse on f'er'y street Lately occ ~ icd
by TIE Pilot Linc has been gagged, aud - nov
"a ady 20 receive Freight.
N. DEVINE AGENT. pitfsburgh.
3 ~ BROWN, Ba.umOre
IP.n0o ,I TdijIILs,,r Holfdoysb's
wheeling Nar,h 81 tsin Son
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

II IME-The subscriber 10 prepared to furarsh IN
A any desirable quantities. BUILDING LINE Of
the best quality, either in barrels IN bulk. Also.
Sd cost or No L. White Lime, for white washing. &c
For the quality Of the LIME offered he refers - the
PLaserers and BRICK MasoRs- Of the city generally
Several Who have ried IT, pronounced IL superior To
any brought 10 the market Apply 10
MKEE, HARDING s. Co or to r. MKEE
mar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

VENETIAN BLINDS-Families wanting Veni,ian
Blinds can be insnedirseiy supplied. by leaving
their orders NJ cur Store, No l27. Marker Street,
Wheeling Va J. c. HARBOUR d Co
mar % Agents Cor the Pittsburgh Mann Cactur,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30
GOENE& GN.S OFFICE

A +. GoFF a CO. LOTTERY AND Ex-
- CHANGE BRoKERS-REAL.E ESTATE az
M i!EI AGENTS, AND CEREBRAL INTELLi-
S 81 otflCE-D@oe iS2 Nam ssreer. Iy2se;o4y
'S -Nn KINDS Of soaihe r and western certificates
highest market rates. l-~->T - - -
lhe ngoss, prioe paid fcr draf,, ar tight ON FaI,s-
sale at the lowest premium -
gold. S 'p' ~ 81"
They aso attend to the collection Of notes. ar.s.
bills of exchange. &c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30
BEWARE CF CoUNTERrRtTs.

BEWARE " COUNIklfElTS.
E1rCau,ion he particular IN purchasing 20 see
1aI the lab ! Of this medW zoe oonains notice Of
- entry according % Act OF Congress, And be
teeise paruc''lar m obtaining them Of 100 Chat.
.Alm st. New York OF from the
REsULAH AGENTS.
WM ~ KING, Wheeling Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

A r. GOFF g. CO. EXCHANGE BROKERS
"A. buy all kindsof uncurrent money, srafts.ccrti-
6cstes of deposit and al eastern checks TIE highest
premium paid for the Of all solvent eastern banks
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

- Zs-. s.iisi : - s. ssuet. 'oJsls -
- ,yf = 3 a r NoR$sT'S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

~ EW' BoOkS-wc have. just receive a .larr.
addloh to our iorIner sioC L, consisting ol Ia.,
MEDICAL THEOLOGICAL Classical. School aud Atsc.I
ian nswo,ks @, ALMOST every description, ANON
Swan Treatise lOr Magistrate ties and q. u..shles
DICKS Theology, vols; Hal on the Blosd; C,r,-
CT Lectures; Mackintosh's Prsctice. 2 vols. NAL.
brpn Large Biography: Ciarke's Caesar; SIN
sons Euch d; Sallust; Oney's 6:eorranbv n ar
iasi trosts History of the United States; John
stons Dictionary; Blakc's Botany; Nalker's SrnooI
DICTIONARY; Nu'tslFs Orntk olosy. Hott's Tts wells;
Htoh Letters On Palestine and Egypf; Fr.anss
vi 'oscphLs; Asio-a, vols, By Washington Irving.
STEPHEN SON & GARWOOD
aprSo Corner OF Main and Union St,ce,s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

DOOKS.-Just received and for sale by JOHN
ID FISHER-Swans treatise, edition (for o.
Sckoo and Townshlp Officers Manual; Ohio Gag
etteer; Young Ladies CompanIob; Select Family
and Parish Sermons. by Bishop McIlvane; Nell
vaine's Evidences; Brkerstths Scripture Help
ArcnbishOp SerKer's Lectures on Cstechism; few
copies Of the Church hOIr, a new work. ap "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30
AZ EST LlBERrY CLASSICAL ACADEMY

IA EST LiBERrY CLASSICAL ACADEMY
" Tho sfujou.s o. tbs lnsaiutiou will bs
yaTnincd on Thursday aHd Friday hc Pad and 24ib
April NJ pcrsons friendly N me cause % esusa
on. together With hc parents and guardians er youth
tho Institution, are VcEy respectfully invited -
tcnl
The next session viii commence On he 20fb
May. AT pctsOus patrDnzng tie Institution ,nay rely
upon the pledge heretofore given. riat thor children
and wards VIII be caroiuly sud iahtui ,-sirUcted
81 the branches Of The ics En-sh snd Clsscai edo
cation REV. " SiOTWELL. Principal
40 %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

OOHING GLASS MANUFACTORY.--who
II 4 sale and Retail Looking Glass Mandatory, No.
~, Market ST, opposite the Masonic Halt The
subscribers respectfully announce 10 the citizens Of
Wheeling and vicinity, that they have on hand n
large and splendid assortment OF Looking Glasses
Of their own Manufacture, the workmanship OF
which they warrant inferior 20 aone in the Union,
and which they arc determined 10 seil on the mos,
Of every discrin';On ana quauty made Is order
Nv ..n;, mahogany and Fancy Frames repaired
n the ncstest manner. }. Z. HARBOUR & CO.
ap2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

A LLNEw GooDs--P. W. Stocking & Co, hay.
N ing made arrangements SELL their entire stock
If Merchandise. are now fitting the sto e room re-
Gently occupied by the Merchants and Mechanics
ton Of q complete and rich assortment Of ALL saw
AND CHEAP GOODS.
Our former customers and fr'en1s are invited 10
give ut a call. We expect our stock IN OF days.
AID
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

MN Tons best Jun alta iron and nails 50 bOHcs
Ny No Cincinnat soap 4; so do candles
$50 J. A. r. MORRISON,
ID IA BAYLY. AurORsEy At LAw-Whl rrac-
II tce IN ass Suporior and County Courts Of Wood
M F1cks5n Cosa1ss Addrcss-rarkers5ursh Wood
Co. Va RgTEagSoEs. Hon. Joseph Story. OF the
SIp~euae CO 20. 4. s, Ssmpn Grcenleat l.. l.. d.
llsfvasd Univcrsisy. Csm. Asss Hopkins 4 Bro'ber
Harvey \ Bovau Hough. Hupp 4 Ga. Bsltmore -
10 N s,mDeis. Shen Co Va Dushred Taylor
p whiiams winohssisI. p HsybBy. =. 4
li75ufc. Parkou5Urgh. sc 5-s6ff
= Zs-. Sa1,i : 81 IS. ssuer. 5lsltNE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

L%Ok SALE.-We have on hand a very sup.rio
II Piano Forte, which Will he sold on accurnodar
ing Terms. If applied for Immediately.
ieo % HALL a. WICEuAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

M AHOGANY-l4O0 feet Curled veneen,
lvl 1000 feet shade veneer,
setts Mahogany Chair Stuff
20 doc. d. Knobs,
Ju received and for sale by
ATTERBURY, CALDWELL & co
aprl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

a LExANDER CONVENTIONAL adjourned
N meeting ofthe Harrison A ssocia,ion # Wheeiinr
Mechanics. ~ill lake place SATURDAY EVE.
MING NEST. at half past seven. at the City Hall.
general and punctual attendance is requested.
w. ID. WILSON, Secretary.
April 2S-3t Gazette copy
, 1840-08-15

fastened the door, went home, and went to
~'choppiDg wood in front Of his own door. All
this was but the work Of a few moments, and
before breakfast.
He secreted the rifle in the woods, but did
nossecrete the money until a few moments
before he was arrested. Since his arrest
ne mas nd Mr.. Carpenter where he had Sc
cre,ed IT. lad Mr.. c. has found il. SIC only
I'he remainder be paid out. The rifle has
mr. and Mrs Bt,wn had no person living
with them, and had OILY been married a few
weeks, . were respectable and industrious
people. Brown was an freshman. They have
neither Of them any relatives known Of in
tins country. BOhaIl acknowledged that he
had been on perfectly friendly terms with
them-no annnossity existing betwwn them.
Money-less than Slo0-induced him to ex.
tirpate a whole family.
, 1840-08-15

A VOICE FROM THE PULpir.-We make the
FLOWING extracts from an article under the
above head published in the Batavia Times
and Journal, N Y, Of the 25,h ult.
I'VE are informed that the Rev Mr.
Whicher, the minister ola respectable and
growing Baptist congregation in this village,
took occasiof on Sunday last to perform his
whole duty as a faithful christian minister.
and warned his congregation to guard againt
the APPROACH ofevll and DISSIPATION
attendant on log cabin raisings and, hard
cider jubllees.' Hsdisclaimed any felings OF
perierance for the presidential candidate,
OF the democratic or wing party, but express
, 1840-08-15
EDITORIAL MIscELLANyEs.

" - HIS
IHE SrEAM FESTIVAL in Boston came off
very pleasantly on Tuesday, of course
Hon. JOSIAH Quincy, presided, Col. C. G..
Greene marshalled the procession: about
two thousand persons were present. az CON.
wives at the table, or spectators. Among
tne latter were a vast many ladies'. to whom
the speakers, particularly Mr.. Grattan. yerv
happily and frequently alluded. Among the
guests were Daniel Webster and George
Bancroft, Esqs , the Historian and Collector
Oh boston. There were no regular toasts,
as IL was a "publlc private dinner" We
Su6loin a few of the volunteers:
The packet ship Brittania-The best spe-
to this county.
The Hon. Samuel Cunard-The only man
who has dared to beat the Queen.
The Historian OF America-a collector of
the deeds of the daughter, and worthy of
the deeds of the mother.
10 tins Mr.. Bancroft responded in a most
eloquent and brilliant speech, concluding
with the sentiment:
Od Engla- 1-she relinquishes the dream
ing ambition of striving to rule the sea. and
effects the nobler purpose of connecting con
~tinents.
Our Mother Conntry-unlike other old
women, the older she grows the handsomer
she is.
MIR. Webster, upon being loudly called
Tor, made a speech upon the results of steam.
concluding with the sentiment:
The Peace of the World-may il lono ba
preserved by the influence ofciviiization and
Christianity, and by the power of all indie
pendent nations to defend themselves.
The memory of Time and Space-Eamous
IN their day and generation-they have both
been annihilated by the steam engine.
The Sovereign Lady OF England, and the
Sovereign Ladies of America-The one gov.
ems ali Englishmen collectively, and the 9th.
ers govern all Americans one by one.
Iothe preceding pretty conceit. Mr. GRAFT
tan, British Consul, very handsomely resnon.
ded, and toasted the getters up of the festiv.
The memory of Watt and Fulton. whose
combined genius united nations, abridged
distance, aud turned upward the streams of
rivers Tor the purpose OF commerce.
Cunards line of steam packets-the nen.
dulum OF a large clock, which is to tick once
a fortn ght-the British government has p;y.
en- fifty thousand pounds for one of IN.
weights, and may the patronage of the pub-
Lc soon add another.
The following, the last toast drank, alludes
to the union of all parties in getting no a
Irolic; a point in which Bostonians are in
to be unanimous.
The leaders Of both political ~parties-like
NE planets, powerful in conjunction. and
brilliant when In opposition.-Boson Poper.
, 1840-08-15
BANKS OF

In the debate. in Senate on the hin n
recharter The District Banks, Mr.. Calhoun
made the following remarks:
Mr.. Calhoun presumed there xv,s
mere opposed to a DILL giving to these ;ns,;,u.
TONS the power of collecting their debrs and
and winding up thei:. affairs in the eas;e,,
possible mode TO themselves and their debit.
ors: and he therefore hoped the gentleman
from Ohlo would consent to let the b;I n.
read a second time. 1t was JUS, as mucb in
the gentieman's power to arrest the bill NJ
us third reading as now; and he could do a.
should he iail in getting the amendments n.
proposed. For himself, he never 80
agree to extend the charters of SUSPENDED
but he was perfectly willing to DIVA
mem every reasonable facility for wind;no
Their affairs. Further, he would NOT az.
END The charters of banks of Circulation
ne believed that they [Congresslwere TN.
lruS'ees Tor preserving the currency establish.
by the Constitution, and that the cbar,s,.
o banks Of circulation would be incons;,.
.ent WIN their duty. There was one Of
'dhks' ne understood, that paid specie, and
,e would be willing to recharter il, provided
! was TO be a bank of discount, deposit, and
'Achange only, and not Of circulation. He
'el'eved II would be more profitable 10 thu
'anking institutions to conduct their business.
= th.s manner, and that it would be a great
sessing TO the people Of this country, when
heir banking institutions were confined to
ne business ofdiscounts, deposites, and ex.
hanses' without the power of issuing notes,
, 1840-08-15

Two sailors were one day sitting on the
-eunwale of the ship, drinking grog. when one
SAID to the other, "This is meat and drink.
jack ne happened at that moment to fall
overheard. when his facetious companion
cooliy said, . And now you've got washing
and lodging, Tom."
, 1840-08-15

ACCIDENTAL DEATH. "Pat, where's your
brotherF "Och, thin he's dead, sir" But how
did he die" "Why, sir, lie fell off scaffoId.
one day, while the praiste was talkin' to'em!n
, 1840-08-15

II CoNrRAsr.-The farmers, mechanics.
ana laoorers, are now busily engaged in en-.
!,ching the country, while those who raise
tne cry OF "hard times" are idling away
'nelr time, with the expectation of reap;ns
a harvest from the industry Of their bes.
, 1840-08-15

AGooD REBUKE.--Sir William B. being a,
a parish meeting, made some proposals which
were objected to by a farmer Highly en-.
ragged, "Sir," says he to the farmer, "do YOU
know that have been at two universities.
and at two colleges in each universltyy,-
"Well,. sir,'-said the farmer, "what of
that' | had a calf that sucked two cows.
and the observation Imade was, the more
he sucked the greater calf he grew"