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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09
COREGspyNDENCE

Lorcr from Amos Kendall Go the Poo, Master a,
G1.LN,usyllc, Na.
W,.Iu>oroN. ,i1y 95,h, 1910.
Ny drnr sir take ,uc l.n,ry 90 cucluSc YOU an
1ddrgss ami nreprrlu, Tor lac Extra Globe. hopins
TT { r9ay D. compatible with your iurlua / "a and
sense ui duly O" lsr them 1r tla puypps, Of pracurinu
and returning sul>ruh,rs. j. Iu that hope ! shah De-
disappointed solicit %: you rhc Personal favor o.
hand 60 over to some friend o!Ihc Administration Nh.
may bc inclined 20 us. o. ior thlt purpose.
With great Respect, your friend.
AMOS KENDALL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09

TEvNs-Tb" Tu-WcoLly F'r'r o. p~unltsh~i Ga
TusSIays. Thurzllys ,u3 Sl1ulrys.a 30 - rcr auaum
tu advance. or - 70 Poe end ~ tur year - pr So
tN m.ufls
TIa Wrchlr pl0e- fho Western NrriuIa Times. D.
published nl Wrlu~-i7y at - 30 per ar1um in al
1lu... 1r - O., uHi plit Within ono rpnth irpn tb,
i.-ula- oi trr year. Noncw sIh-rubcrs Will c re
o,ryoI. except slrh as pay iu advance. ForC mrufb.
81 Sd d .aylg.th's charged. 10 uhscub.rr receive.
i"r e less term tin SIX months, and uo Ta,.r G.>.uu
r1p"i. except At thc discretion of jho p~sJ.s.gr. uuu.
az Ire1acss are pad.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09

SUBTssasrHy PurEE-Oro ~ fho rrrnc- of Ha
only fuu iu this village engaged Iu fIr purchase oi
Wool. ini1rms uz Chat Ihc highest price HHev rrad for
the new clip j. - cous, while tbc average price OF
eleif ~ rchasss for fho season. being J1lt'c Doc 1m1uut
thsy had hkcu OF fhf late i1st gs-s Huf twenty
e.yrn cents This ID but Iu- more H.-l f.ff fhr
fase- Of iast wear. sui .alriy mara .1lr aua rIIrf r
v mas We paid m bmcr yrrr How irHs dafhe Lar8
F5oas suppose nHt tho 6racrs vtIl use va.l nr
rscafy.saveu rents auI wbrat hr t~eug.artol rhlI
ana auI ]oonUnuc to support hc AluuI-uarf1u'
Nfug...l JlnTrrr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09
WHEELING.
riURSDAH MORNING JULy 3. 1910
Democratic WRip
nj EXITING.

The citizens ofOhio
County friendly to the
election ofNarrison and
Tyler, will meet at the
court house on FRIDAY
evening next, the 10th
inst. General attend
ance is requested, both
from county and city,
as important business
relative TO the meeting
in September, is to be
transacted.
Jacob =. Shr.vcr,
Craig Richie,
Thomas Rrurs,
o. W. Iciskell,
James IL. White,
James l.. Wharton,
4. +. Laidlcy,
Louis 8ayha,
:. i. liulhhcn,
Joseph IilhaIl,
J.hn l.. Newly,
John VI M'Crcary,
BE Kelley,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09

~ De'"o,r''ic Harrison Rcrcnchment an
Reform Convention Of delegates from fbe COMMIT. =
Belmont and Guernsey, Ohio bold at Fairyicu on d.
2'th ni. BENJAMIN 5. COwNN, Ezq. orSt Clsirsyiue
Is asunanimnusly nominated as a candidlrc for oo,c,cs,
from Tie district composed Of said counies.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09

The lboIlcr. 1f Gen. Harrison Do H.' seem 20 Jr
aware that u making their charges against Harrison.
they attempt To- cast Ddium un ihc characters OF Con
Washington, Adams, jefferson. Madison and Nrurlc.
Who appointed him 'Y YTicc- 1f trust; and ole ua8u
all the officers and soldiers who served under uim. boo
4 N LAT WI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09

CONNECTED with thr above. b. one o. tho mos, cN
icusive READING iu the United States
Terms 90 Subscribers, - a year. Sfuurors are free"
~ visit 20 Tor tac space ofpuc month ibrsg VITO r.a-
tinuc 70 visit II for u longer 'crm, Will De pui Gown %.
subscriber.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09
Sc,Mes - a0ogrtisrr.

FUBLlSItED TREWEEKLY AND WEEhLI
WHEELING. "a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09

meatoi rags or ~ g,Liof stars. o~mllemaSi, q Al.
Safe. and corresponding with those on the eonlicc.
The stars have a very fne effect The sohs and
chairs are covered with huv damask satin. az ,L,
furniture Corresponds IN culrr and style"
The Court Joumnl award. great merit fer the IT.,
displayed IN the selection aud disposition ofihc ,a,eus
articles. which. observes the Telegraph. 1T j. uud,r-
stood has tocciroi hc eHiifc appreciation Of nc Pres.
ds~.' Ancr hearing this description, who can deny
that this room. intended for the comfort of our Dcmocr.
ate Chiei Magistrate. is adorned with regal splendor
tar above any of the grand saloons at Buckingham
Palace, Carlton House, or Windsor Castle, ask
sir. whether i'm furnishing the Ea., room with nl n.
guided eagles. gilded stars. E:lded rays. golden slabs.
gorgeous dnpery, aud dazzling foreign ornamcnis. a
due regard has been paid Ito the simplicity mi ,,,;,.
Of our institutions" or 10 the frugal. plsi unos,cn,a,o,.s
and republican character utour People. Who e o.,
scented in u. On the contrary. does not all Ih;s, -
display of costly fncry, this binding our eyes vh -
hlaze of royal maguiiiccnce. APPROXIMATE too ct.sSS,
the r.idc. pom?, and grandeur OF those Governments i,
which sors and gar-rs and SHINING ooron,fS con!.-
no. only the means Of luNurHrs cnjoymasi Ia: s.
"siNil SUI csioriiyF' I cannot bu, admire and vond
NJ the great number of lamps. candles. and bracket
"a deemed nsee ~ary q iIluminc a SINGLE rt1,n N
The Presidents palace. Let us sec:
1 pair Of rich ten light man'cl lamfs. so
5"rcry Spic"a'f c'h' chandeliers. each Tor
eighteen candles. u
3 French brsnznd and yilt bracket li-bts
each fr tive candles" 40
'hcau'iiul thin light lamp. suprnrtc1 %
female figures {,
, "gilt astral lam Is, on the c,l table," ,
Clamps on pier tables 3
-
60
Here, Mr. Chairman. oar Democratic President shines
With the oy]cr,oWcriag lusirc ct one hundred aad eighty
lights. Illd you the cycs of the inhlcd \ = "a. Il.
" 'uld hhnl them all. IL really appear. as IL he had
iieId i u"to IL Ia leliz"n rhc'y on OF nj d-nncra-
Ii friends, hat To rval. by The 1T iieen ba ms OF hs
9 ! -. thu ,lori"us King of day" himself Brilliant
aid r.cely. however ~ the Fast REm hnl hoen
Hiicl a? 10y H. late Pr = lent. 1t was destined to have
! col rs brrb n d, aud It's Iovcs Of attraction Ia
creased. by Ihr oV'u'stn taste of ~ presrn, occupant
for, IA an - Gel r part ma'lr in Dcrcmhcr Last. to
following important and araii ing information Is com.
mHuiclicd lu Cnu-.css
The Eisi Rom IN the President mliiSinn las
been grail '"g'orrt, 10y being newly paint d a Il
aPrrcd scth dsi,h. 'kssic, Lriat. 6ripopsr"
no 4 ,OHrHg0RD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09

II will be seen that every article the Ermer Uscs
u cut dOwD-cvcyo one bee buys from abroad IS as high
a. ever. The farmer can RAISE 40 more wheat GA an
acre. no more wool from a sheep than he could !u
IS3G, md he gets only q third az much for what be-
uOes raise. In 1886, a farmer brought 100 bushels 81
wheat 10 market. lie got for 90 sI2J cash. lie bought
100 lbs. ofcoioe at Ia CTS. slli 10 DE- tea Mt - Cts
$50 10 yards Of cassiIacrc 90 81 81, $500 =
yards Of calico, 81 90 one birdie. g. aHI I lj Of
Cavendsh tobacco. 81 cts. iIetHeu bad so5. I2l Cd,
carry home. lie goes 10 market boo jane, 1910, with
his hundred bushels Il wheat, sells o. and buys the
came articles. What docs be have now o. carry
home frlrs AMI h9l' C,3fs T. not ihat farmer The
luscr Of SIS, by the present sIio oi things The
question D. then asked IT. the people Will 20 for the
rulers who have. by Encouragement uHl dishonesty.
indicted upon them this lost No.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09

In order to show what are the advantage uu! d~
advantages Of the present s,aicO things 90 The iuIner
ia this region. we will quote q few items from uuT
price current when Van Barren entered the ~prcsIICu-
uul chair and some NJ the present time
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09

Ihoard Mr. St1nlcv offer Dr. Duncan every possible
insult uyon hc floor Of tho House. hut n..l.ar could
indscc tlc latter O., open bis mlufH-H Afalang7
HSnBloy had thrown q bottle Of vh.asoy 90 H,
DuStss head, be would have opened hs mouth lui,k
onOugh.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09

tsl4iu Q
1t Disirict-JOhn ". Murlauch, Of Norfolk.
81 do James w. Pcgram, OF Petersburg.
81 DO W.n. :. Archer at Amelia
4h do Rich'd kIIJcr Meade. Of DuyIldic.
5h do Henry T.. Watkins, of Prince Edward
9Th DO James {. Brace, %! illliny.
9Th DO WAstmeIl +. Tuus,all, ofPlljsylvauia.
Sth DO Thomas u J0yHs-, -fNCcJmagk.
9Th 90 NoEhJruc T.. Sutton, of Caroline.
10Th 90 WIlouguhy Newton. OF W,sIunrc!aud
Ilh 30 james Lyons, OF Richmond City.
J2ih Do Valentine ". SDu,ha.l, ol A!Jcmarlc
18Th do John ;. PeuGIctpu, ol RappahauuUck.
1Ih DO John Jauucy, OF LoadYuu.
18th do Andrew Hunter, ct jefferson.
10Th Do PAiip Williams, Jr. OF Frederick
l7Ih do WIN. Seymour, o~lilardy.
18Th DO Buscoc G.. Baldwin, of Augusta.
I9,h Do Ballard Smith, ofGrconbror.
GQa. 10 Edward Johnson, Oi BpHo'oasi.
2lst do John y. Humcs, OF Washington.
22l do George w. Summers, of kluuNha.
23I do Waiuman II. Wiley, OF M1upn-uiu.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09

An extraordinary & unparalleled tea, a, Cluu,u.lur
July CD, 1910.
We the Undersigned students ufJcGcrs1u College
and inhabitants ofslid town witnessed the ASTONISHING
number Of sommcrsctts thrown u succession VIZ 60
V seven al one and the same TRIAL being greater feat
ihan has ever before been accomplished ~ ANY person
bus The present performer SIR VI Lagman a mombar
ILa-hcl % inc PhiLaIclnhl C.Ln-,n-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09

The TTPPECANOE FItG is Issued lrru tE. Office
On the Il, and 18Th OF every month. Proc % cts
from this time until tbo Presidential ,irrIln.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09
Terms o. Auvrarrsivg.

TEAMS or ~ADVERTISING.
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Will bc Published All Forbid aal charged 4 '"r three
insertions and - cents Cor ever subsequent Insertion
~ alsn with all alvcJrsrmruts ordered ull forbid.
one squaT, three Insertions uTirss, 81 900
30 two weeks, beng insertions. 900
Do three weeks, ? 20
DO one month. 3 oO
DO two months, p roo
Do three months, @ 900
10 slN months, s. No
Do cIshf months. Do no
Do twelve months, - rn
Military aud literary notices arc Gotnclrd"'
above; but NIll5cth gei 81 cCntstpr 3 Insertions
or less.
Tho proceedings or thc city council, city ordinance
I'M ordcr, regularly appear la Jhs paper.
Connected with Tho office or publication Of o.,
Wheeling Times AMI ADVERTISE, l. "a y j. noon
PRINTING OFFICE. where may he had "u Gyun
Iotcrns, Blanks o. order. Curls. U7ujhll's, Sruv
Hills, &c done H the uCltc-; style and un short notice
For sale a, thc Compiinr Ropm ut thc Wheeling Tim.
and Ady,r;isrr
CITY summons, Comfy Summons,
" Executions. E,r,Hlppus.
" Bonds. " Bonds.
" summon, Tor Assaults, " R,,oguizlur,~o
nail.
County summon CIR Assault, Deeds. Ira~cs. Warrants
Sergeant Bonds, Declarations - Gm.l Bills ct o.
ding. Peilars Notes. Notes Of VI. a VI BANK. Nul,
Of w. Bank, Cheeks un an the h1nh-, huuui am
plain, &c, sc.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-04-15
Religious Miscellany.

The BIBLE.-Sir w. Jones, a most
accomplished scholar, who had made nm
self acquainted with eight and twenty
languages, has left it on record, that amidst
all his pursuits the study of the Sacred
Volume had been his constant habit.
Sir Isaac Newton, the greatest OF mathe-
maticians, sAvas diligent student of the
Bible. Mr. Locke. man of distinguish
ed aculeness in the study of the human
mind, wrote to recommend the study oil
the New Testament; as having God for
its author, salvation for its end, and truth
unmixed with error, for its matter" Mil
ton, the greatest of poets, evidently had
his mind most deeply imbued with ths
study of the word Of God. Boerhave
eminent as natural philosopher, spent
the first hour of every day in meditation
on thu sacred pages. Here no man cal
saw that ne has not leisure. A most ben
nchcent institution Of our Creator has Civ
Gu Us, for this duty, seventh part of gu
time, one day in every week, one who'
ar outof every seven = BuiIar's HIM
on The Pursuits of General KnOtoledge,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-04-15

wonderful what confidence this stats of
mind will give Him in US. and US in Him.
Can the disobedent child. while disobe-
dlebt, ask anything of his father in conf
dence2 BY no means. But let him
yield to the reasonable requirements of
his father, and there is almost no limit to
the confidence, he will have to ask favors.
and almost no limit to the confidence OF
his father in bestowing them. Just so
with US and with God. We have no con-
hdence In our prayers, when our heart
condemns US. We cannot expect Him to
answer US, and we do not expect it. But
when our hearts are broken-when we
have confessed and put away all our sins
our confidence will be inexpressibly grea
in asking, and His confidence in giving
will be as great No good thing will
He withhold from u.s." We shall ash
what we will and it shall be done unto US.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-04-15

duces mad staggers and CHAMBERS in hors-
es; to wit, foul acrld gases, lnnaieo IN
sufficient Quantities, and for a time sutfl-
cient to irritate the very delicate mem
branous structure of the interior OF the
head, so as,to excite inflammation, and n
nally suppuration, morllficatlon ana death.
This is rendered the more probable, as
horses and cows when stabbed are gener-
ally enveloped in one common atmos-
phere, and the disease does not often show
itself till the season is considerably al
vanced. when the foul malaria has had
/ long time to operate on the tender paris 10
which it IS constantly applied whiie
breathing. Milk cows are generaiiy
more closely confined than bulls or young
cattle, and it is believed they are much
the most frequent subjects of the disease
1t is hoped this subject will claim the
careful examination of all intelllgen
farmers, and it is desired that their obser
vations may be recorded and published
whether they 60 to sustain the above the
ory or TO destroy it. Of one thing we ar
all certain, that to breathe pure, uncon
taminated air is more conducive TO healt
than to inhale that which is foul and II
ritating to the lungs. An occaslons
: smell of hartshorn bottle may not
disa greeabIe or unwholesome, if it is ~
too concentrated but to be developed
an atmosphere of it for half our tim
during the winter season, which is II
case with very large proportion of OF
= horses and cattle, cannot be expected
/ promote the healthy action Of the systeI
:, but on the contrary to produce disease al
premature death. AGR1coLA.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-04-15

ry insect would sing to our ears of the
hand that sustains it. Every breeze
would murmur of his presence. Every
leaf would whisper, God is here!' And
if the imaginary presence of some great
and good man could restrain Improperly
and prompt to nobleness of conduct on
the part of pagan, then surely the known
presence of the heart-searching God, the
greatest and best of all beings, should
make US watchful of all our actions,
should check the very first risings Of fol-
" and sin, should give purity to our mo-
,ives, and humility to our hearts. and holi.
ness 10 our lives; should lead US ever to
live as under Jehovah's eye, in such a
manner as to secure HIS appreciation.
T. F.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-04-15
rrom tbe Now York Observer.

Cops PREsENcE.-The thought that
God is ever about Us, makes this world a
serious world. and should lead ms ever to
walk through il with serious steps. 1t
should indeed increase our cheerfulness,
and sweeten our enjoyments, to think tina.
our Father IS beside uSl But 1t should
also 6Il US with holy Jealousy OF our
Selves, aud with anxious watchlulnes'
against every thing, whether-ln spirit OF
conduct, which may be dispieaslng t
HIN. An ancient philosopher advised
the magistrate, as a fesLrain. to the WICK
ed. TO write at the corner of every street
God sees thee o SiaaeT@p But to u
who believe in the divine oomnipresence
tnat inscripion0' God sees thee is nc
only in every Streets but upon every oil
lect, above, afound, wishin and beneal
VS..
five would but open our hearts to Il
reception oflhis solemn and aIl-impona
truth. every thing would proclai,n it 10 I,
Every thing would echoto usthe presen
Of ina; God, 90
who ,es its lustre TO the-insect's wing,
And wheels his throne npol the rolling worl'
We might see II in our own existence a
enloymenls-in the revolving year a
the changing seasons. We might reac
In the slars-.he alphabet of heaven,
which he has siereotyped his own glO
sndin the planets which are rolled by
SaOdthrough trackless space. We mi
hear il in the thunder's voice. and Sc
Cleaning in the lightning's fash. 7
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-04-15
Extract from Mr.. Kinks Sermon.
SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS.

SUNDAY school teachers, grow not wea-
nv, for in due season We shall reap If We talnt
not. Imagine an humble Oh sLian going
forth into the streets Of Lonio to gather
class together, He succeeds in this, bat
Que o. the number is so stubborn, hard
hearted and refractory, that he is to him
continual source of grief anxiety and de-
sponIency. He talks with him, he prays'
for hun, he weepS over him, but ali IN vain
aud finally he determines TO dismiss him
10 some others, from the bad influence of
his example. He calls him up, talks to
him Of his great desire to do him good, Of
] the mannerin which he has striven with
Man, prayed for him, and wept over him,
and finally of his reluctant determination
10 dismiss him. For the first time he sees
tha. obdurate heart touched the expression
of sorrow is en- that face and the moisture
of grief dims that eye; he sends him agair
to his place, with the faint hope of reform
alton.
The teacher dies and goes to the region
Of bliss. In few years he meets an an
ce Just arfived ia the kingdom OF heaven
|, "My brother, " says he, whence comes
thou ?" From China" is the response. :
.F,om China |! ard how, in that heathel
ana wicked land, didst thou learn the COS
peol Christ 2'-Through the teaching {
Morrison and the Bible Of Morrison. >
"M,rrison2 Morrison methinks | wa
familiar with that name while on earth.
And as he proceeds with his recollection
D and heterogeneous, be learns, oh glorlor
q result that Morrison, the Chinese MIS-
onary, is that same hard-hearted, stubborn
d refractory boy, who had caused him
II much grief, aud over whom he bad so
e ten prayed and wept; and while ne w
q, vet standing, two more angels enter
haven. Brethren said ne, +" when
.. came We n From China" /" And how {
nd We there become acquainted withthe gosI
he of Christ o. +" And In a while ten 9TH
,I. came and still it was through Morrlso
Of Bible and hundreds and thousands q
IRIS tsnsofthousands shall yetbethere, throu
ns Morrison's Bible" On how encourage
teachers be not weary, for n~due sea
r., We shall reap.
There was a poor old woman, In L
- don, going 10 church, and had to pas
tea garden, place ofamusement IN wi
is people wickedly spent the Sabbath;
his she saw boy standing near, VINO
De waning for companion toaccompany
cen cen in. She stopped and spoke kindly 10
a .~' boy and asked him to accompany ne
aid church; he did so, was convinced OF
error of his ways, is now one oflhe
). Jealous missionaries OF Christ,and is Ct
- The Apostle of the South Sea ls'a
Whh a glorious harvest hasthat poor
&c woman reaped. But | must cease tn
- my heartwould dwell still longer on
blessed theme.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-04-15

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-05-29

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