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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-11-30
NEW sERIEs.-VOL. II. NO. ls.


send 10 New York, in such worthless and
deceitful currency as they ray out to the
farmers? BY no means! They get good
eastern funds, and if they desired it, they
could get the gold and silver, for it is over
abundant in New York! Why then do
they not pay this out to the farmersl Be.
cause they can sell it 10 the Banks and
Bankers at premium, and get premi.
um, and get German bank of Wooster,
CaEton bank, or old bank of Staubenvile
or some other trash, and the farmers are
so kind and accommodating, as TO take it
for their wheat, which is better than gold! !
Why, If they would refuse to take any
thing, even but gold and sllver-and the
wheat buyers along the canal should re-
fuse to pay it, in less than a month or six
weeks, there would be agents from N. Y
and other cities, with gold and silver, or
good par paper, visiting every little village
in quest of wheat, just as they are now af.
ter fax and clover seed. We saw a man
a few days ago, enter store in this town
to buy fax seed-the merchant refused
to sell tit was better to him than such
money as he would probably get for it,
Whereupon. the buyer offered him a fair
price in GOLD and SILVER, ifhe would
deliver at Massillon. The fact is the
present worthless, swindling, cheating, ,ras
cally currency, OF Ohio, is kept up by a
set of bankers and brokers, who are fat
ening upon the hard earned labor Of the
farmer! Does not every farmer know
that a one dollar note on any Ohio bank
is worth but ninety cents in New York
and does he not know that he gets but
ninety cents worth ofgoods for it, when
he pays it TO merchant Such is the
fact. And as wheat is but ninety cents,
and occasionally one dollar, in Masslllon
he gets but eighty OF ninety cents, a
most, for his wheat. And why will he
be so foolish as to let the canal sharper:
"bite" him in this way! 1t isa strange
thing, indeed. to US, that people will tol
crate it.
Look at the large amount of produce
sent TO market by way Of the canal anC
lake. Is it not apparent to every one tina
Ohio is annually selling more than she
buys9 That the balance of trade is in hel
favor? Then, by a natural course o
things, Ohio paper ought to be at par, ol
premium, in New York-and if bands
were in safe and sound condition, paying
specie for their notes, and no connexion
existed between the wheat buyers and
brokers, it certainly would be at par!-
But the New Yorkers know too much
they do not feel disposed to burn theil
fingers with Ohio currency.
The people of Michigan have held
meetings, and resolved 10 take nothing
but gold and silver, or par paper, for theil
wheat, and now gold and silver is freely
paid them for all they have to SELL Ant
we have frequently noticed in the Michi
gan papers, advertisements by the mer
chants, offering specie and New York pal
funds, for wheat!
Now, we call upon the farmers to pom
der over these things, to feel independen
of the legislature or Congress, and de
termine to regulate the currency them
selves!
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From the Philanthropist
PETITIONS.


We hope the work of petitioning will
be taken hold of in good earnest, this
year. There is no tms to lose. In few
weeks the Legislature and Congress will
be in session, and it is desirable to have
our petitions in at the early part of the
session.
Let every one therefore be up and do
ing. After such scenes as we have wit
messed in Cincinnati, it IS more important
than ever to speak in thunder tones a.
gainst the Black laws. Let our enemies
see, that every act of violence only in
flames cur zeal. On our first page is an
able address on this subject. Below, we
sUbjoin forms of petitions TO the legisla.
ture Of this State. 1t will do 10 cut
them out and paste them on sheets of pa
per. The law provides, that the names
Of petitioners must be on the same sheet
OF paper, on which the petition is.--
Hence, too, it will not answer to use half
sheets, pasting on one strip to another
Let each form be copied of on large
sheet of paper, and the names be written
on the four pages, till it is full. Then use
other sheets in the same way, always hav.
ing the names and the petition on the
same paper. 1t is especially necessary
to attend TO this matter, as The Legisla.
ture will be constituted Of those who vii
be glad ofany pratext to throw out oul
petitions.
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AROLITIONIsM IN PROGRESS.

As the time of the meeting of the Leg
islature approaches, the aboli.iOnists are
up and active 10 force their petitions.-
Many of the Wing members are pledged
to aid them in accomplishing their ends,
and no doubt we shall see theLegislature
urged on to action by such members with
in, aud the whole abolition for ce from
without.-StGteSmdR.
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ScKooIs OF MAssAcHusKTTs.~-The =
mount raised by town taxes tor school
purposes in Massachusetts last ysaE, waa
S49l ,Ol5 %, which, ito the amount Of in
come of the surplus revenue appropFisted
TO the same object, of $9,526 40 cent?,
makes an annual appropriation Of halgs
million Of dollars. The number az ehis
drsn returned betweel the Gess o fsr
and sixteen, 10 ls3, 400. - sg1lSgs
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BREACH OF PROMISE AND VIVA
very laughable casa of "breach of PROM
e,''came on before Sergeant Green, in
Cork, on the 23d ult. The following
reasons for breaking OF the match, were
urged by the tendant:--Amongst the
items OF his disapprsbarioa were Miss
Compion's using the word "riz," when
she should pronounce it ''rise" or @rais'd;"
employing the word "what" unnecessari.
ly: telling his sister that she preferred
horizontal to an upright piano, with the
intention Of offending her, as she happen
ed to have musical instrument offthe
latter description; for .'tickliDg, pinching,
aud boxing" his said sister; putting her
finger in the eye Of servant girl; telling
his sister that she told lie; observing
that she would make a smart widow,
thereby insinuating that she wished to
bury him, and doing divers other acts Of
which he disapprOved, all Of which how.
ever, were frivolous. The trial occupied
two days, and the jury found for the plain.
tiff, u 800 damages and costs.
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Ohio: -
The undersigned, citizens of IN
the State Of Ohio, respectfully pray yOsr
honorable body to pass a law securing 10
every human being within the State the
right Of trial BY jury, in every case where
his or her liberty is in question.
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Ohio; 90
The undersigned citizens Of-,in
the State of Ohio, respectfully pray ysur
honorable body to enact a law making
lawns and cities liable for damages done
BY mobs.
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The undersigned, citizens of-,in
the State of Ohio, respectfully pray
your honorable body to repeal the law en-
titled, an "Act relating to fugitiVss from
labor or service Of other states" passed
during the session of '3s-o.
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10 tae Ceneral A,semblu of tEe Stat. .

10 the General Assembly Of the State Of
Ohio:
The undersigned, citizens of@,in
the State of0hio, respectfully pray your
honorable body SO 10 modify the school
laws Of this State, in relation to blacks
and mulattoes, as to secure 10 them fair
proportion Of the revenue arising from
donations made to Ohio by the United
States, for the support Of schools and col
leges.
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To the General Asspmbly ofMe State Of

Ohio:
The undersigned, citizens Of --,in
the State Of Ohio, respectfully pray your
honorable body to repeal the law prohib-
iting blacks and mulattoes from bearing
testimony in cases where one Of the paF-
ties to a suit is white person.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23
WIZ n Ell IN" q.

CITY OFF, II s.
MIyor-Georgs Duliy-ollies on Main street
CI,yk-Jomes S wheat-oaico on Main sricsi.
CITY Sergernt-J. l.. Slngson-aihco Main Street
S,rsst Cormissioner-JOhn Moors
Flour Iaspscior-GeoTge Baird. Oihce Market
Space.
xaDsriais-S.nt and w. YOrLs-JosIAH POWELL
Wharf Muster J. G. Wiley.
The Clerk ofLhs MarIet-Wm Hall.
Curator Of tLs Guy Hall. Warden.
Aldermen-lst Ward J. Murray. Dad Ward Jas
M'ConneIl 81 Ward X Sims. 4,h Ward j. Bier. S!h
Ward---
As.ss,ors, one for each TVzrd.-lsi' T Campbell;
Oh A. Paxton; 81, J. w. Robb: lih, }. Robinson 5ih,
wm Tompeton.
Ssaitary COaa,ai t,es-M Naughien,and Irwin, for
sse lat Ward; III M'Ginnis N Lsughiin; 81 Har-
ding and c. l. Strong +ih, Kichard"on& Richards
stL, Pratt and Quarter.
Cod and Lumber McaSarer-J. c. Wiley.
STANDING COMMITS FOR THE COUNCIL
o. Orlinaaes'.-Mayor, Caldwell and Wheat.
Oa Finsnes-Srady. Hughes and Selby.
Ca Observation-Disclosures, Neel and Morrison.
Oa Streets aad AHeys.-Selby, Dunb1r' Sca'iersay'
Caldwell and Lambdin.
o. RIter Works-Hughes, Dunbar and Grnham
o. u.,kel House -wickham. Graham and Tanner
On CouI BIaks-C;raham, Adams and Scaiierday
Ga WlarUst-M'Lure, Brady, MGnughey' WICK
ham and e.. ,:
n. FIRE 1,eo4rtmsni.-Selby, MLure' Morrison
Hubbard and Tanner ,.
On Petitions and Re1aoAstrdness.- Nsel' Lamouih
and DunbaE ~
O. Salariss.-wIekhNm, MCaaghey' Tanner Dun
bar and Graham.
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PROCIiASTIN NTION.

~ MIL spirit of thIs enemy 10 humau ealth aud
n happiness has reduced ma individual to
poverty, distress. anguish, and death Like Felix
dcicrrlns an al important point 40 more cnnvcni-
am scas2n,' may lose The opening Opportunity OF
serving themselves and others. P,ocrasiinaiioh Ia
bnsiuess matters, produces the same spriiin cases
OF health and many person adopts every excuse
loT the neglect OF the and admission OF the other
In cases oi nciPicnt consumption, every art lie Oh
tanned 10 afford reliel-beedug and bIislerIng are
resoried Io-and The patient is tortured by opera.
tons an! drugs "Why,' sand visitor. do you MOI
iry Pease's iloarhound CaHdyl" The answer is-
Il will, If am not better ia a icw days. wi.
consult my PHYSICIAN This Is done, and lac says.
Il abhOr quack med The person. krowIng
us harmless effects, sends lof package. takes u
Unknown To the physician, Receivers health an
strength. aAd the doctor boasts VI hs Inirac uous re-
covery, liiile sEspecfing that IL was done by one
package Of Pease's Hoarhsund candy from rs Di-
vision street.
In order 10 corrobornie The above. you can read
The following certificate.
PEASE'S CANDY.
had my family all ahl cled with the Group. and
every medical attendant despaired or the relief of
my younger children especially. We wero warmly
recommended your Inesiimabe HDarhonnd Candy,
and The result was as rapid Il cIlicacious-
The fomIy now cnjny their usual health, and the
medical attendants have acknowledged lis Powerful
efficacy upon rho youngest we'll - Ihe oldest.
5. TOWNER so Charles st.
JOHN II. THOMPSON q Co, IS Monroe street,
Wheeling, Va are General Agents for Pease a. Son
and have authority TO appoint su5-agcn's
Cuun'ry merchants ishing Pcase's Clarified Is
senco ofHourhound Candy must remit for the guam
tiiy ordered for which liberal discount will he al
lowed. Address J. Pease & SIN. IS Division street
New York. or III THOMPSON & co
sept 30 IS Monroe ST. Wheeling
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- RICE, g. J. J. WELLS have associated
y" themselves together in business under the
uamc aud style Of RICE & Go. and they now tako |
pleasure ia informing their oil customers and tie
public in general that they are nav receiving from
the last most splendid stock Of spring and summer
gJots-Consisting Of
Black, Blue Brown, Olive. Dahlia, Invisible and
Bottle green broad cloths which have not been sur
passed n beauty and quality in this marbet here.
tufurc-AlsO. Black. Blue, and Fancy Cassmeres Of
every style and quality.
Summer cloths. Cassimsrou Bnmbnzine. Linen
drillings, Gambroons aud many other articles suia-
bc for summer coats nni pants.
Also vcsiiDgs Of every variety ofsiyle aud colour
that can he named.
Together with beautiful assortment of Linen.
Silk and Cotton Shirts-Siucks. CuIlzrS. Suspcn-
dcrs. GIovcs Cravais Sc. Sc. all Of which wc shall
sell very cheap for cash.
n. 3 Wearc also prepared 10 make ~ clothes
TO order iu the bcsi aud most approved STYLE.
Our Old customers. aud the public generally are
respectfully invited Co call and examine tor tbemssI
yes at No l39 lanes Row.
aI2 s. RICE & co
MIXED PICEELS. a very superior article FOR
OF the Family Grocer store.
iy27 ELLMAkER.
SO gOxEs Zlrcs,irr soap. At manufacturer
SEP, JOSEPH REILLY.
so BONES zg 10 Glass on hand and for
sale ry I-cpr 81 JOSEPH REILLY.
100 PRIME Bacon Hams pn hand and r.
sllr 1v lsrrf AZ JOSEPH REILLY.
5000 Lbs. Lump Sugar o1 hand auJ b1r sale
|.v |sertt 81 JOSEPH REILLY.
so BARRELS Cd Recudrd Wnisscy. war
rapi'd pure. on hand ond ior ,ac by
/ scrti JOSEPH REILLY
| NlGHT LAMPS Newly invented might
/ - Lamps. which viii burn 'or 2 ycars. without
| N wick. just re .civcd and Tor sale Hv
ap21 JAMES MELIOR 26 Union So.
~ GTIFBONG. 1GN Jusi received au,
~ iur sale lON ior Clsh by
org ~ KNOX q LLOYD
sIn uuDo rumc " q, s.Eafiu -.0te and to
~ s1lo BY JACOB % MITCHELL.
on pr
/ IA 1D. e, FIsHo...aH-ia tt1c W ni-h-v b
| ~ store and lJr sale hy
aug i7 JACOB g. MITCHELL.
D - Barrels domestic Gem, n GO article f0 sfor
- and for by JACOB'& MITCHELL.
susts
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MORE NEW GOODS!
NEW FER LINE.
r.. A.r..o..L IL L

n y. El.LMAKEIi, has jLst received an addition
a al supply ofFresh Family Groceries, which he
will selluw forcash 10 those who feel disposed ic
favor HIM with their patronage jy 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23

n pf special appointment Joseph Gilloti, Pen
q = Manufacturer to the Queei Caution-Tho
high eharaCIer of these Pens has induced the M
tempt on the part OF several disrepuIahle makers 10
practise Fraud, not only upon Mr. elliot. but also
upon the public. An inferior article bearing tho
mIsPclled name thus, elliot, emitting the final T. is
now in the market. 1t readily to detected bv
lis unfinished appearance, and the very common
style IN which il is put up
Observe, the genuine Pens are all marked in full
Joseph GIloiis Patent" or Joseph Gillott war
ranicd; and that each gross bears a fac simie ofhis
signature
For sale at THOMPSON & cos, Periodical or
nee a Stationary store, Monroe street, where NAV
be had every variety OF Stationary Ola the NOT he
raj terms. sep %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23

W. ". . S. n. JIMESON.
& RETAIL DEALERS ~ HATS
AND CAPS.
West side Of Main street, Wheeling, Va.
AVE on hand and are constantly manulaciur.
II II ing general assortment of superior Pur and
SILK hats. They have received the latest spring
- supply to order all sizes aud qu alj!es IN the
k.SsenI or past style, as may suit customers,
Black AID Drab Beavlr and Castor, Plain
White Russia and Napt Hats.
They also keep on b I'd an assortment ofplain
and fancy mems aud boys fur and cloth caps,
ell OF which they offer 20 their customers and the
public on he most pleasing terms.
All orders from coSntry merchants and deal
ers promptly filled on the NOS favorable terms.
, thankful for the liberal patronage they have
heretofore received, they solicit u share Of pub
TIC pat ronage which they are determined to de-
seIve by prompt attention, personal application
10 business and cheap and fay ora bic rules.
may "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23

"a EW WORLD and SATURDAY EVENING
" Post for The week ending Saturday, Sept. IL,
the first containing chapters 80 & 10 Of Charles
O'Nialley. the Pic Mic Papers, the news by tho
Great Western, &C. &c. &c.
Subscriptions received and single numbers for
sale AT THOMPSON g. cos Periodical office and
Stationary store, Mnnroe street, where subscriptions
receiy ed for all the popular periodical works Of
the dav. scp2I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23
a. X % G. II X Il II -.
WIN Es 4 LIQUORS.

FTHE subscribers have Just received from Phil
Il adelphia direct from the importers 81 Pa eS
and Casks Wines and Liquors, Of every variety
and prIce which ttey otier To dealers ana others
on the most liberal tsrms IN CASKS, demiiOhns
Bott and draft IN qIlntites 20 SUIT, the toll
lowing wellknuwn Brands comprise portion Of
their stock,
Alexander S,ignsieCogliic Brandy;
Cast,lhon Bordeaux do DO
Dupe., do do
Goddard's extra old COgnlae do 1919.
Hour Glass and Anchor GIN.
Duff, Gofdon & Co. Supr pale Sherry.
LJRdoR particular MADEIRA.
I sburns hnc Grape JUICE or Temp ernnce port,
Harris and Sons, Port wine,
Geo Loring Sweet Malaga,
TepeTfle and Lisbon Wines,
Queens White Port, splendid,
French Cordials ia bottles. Nuseatt, H1ckhe
Mer, Family Ciaret = rench White wine, vinegar,
Sc.
KING Il CRUMBACKER.
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iiOZ AGAIN.

NIX PIC MIC PAPERS, BY various hands. cdr
IL ted by Charles Dickens, Esq complete la two
volumes, just received and for sale al THOMPSON
4 cos. IS Monroe street. sem al
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, \ WE SECRETARY OF MACCUIAVAIJTo .,
II the Siege Of Florence, an historical romance
by Daniel Nearby. Esq. just received and flr sale
al THOMPSON & cos. IS Monroe street, whero
subscriptions are received for all the popular Peri
odcal works of The day, semi sO
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HARTFORD. CoSs.
sAML ATKINSON. agent
ia Main So Wheeling. Va.
90 Rags prime RIO Coffee.
Hsh & bhds prime Orleans Sugar, ,new efop,l
500 lbs CARROTS Philadelphia Scotch SnuH
so boxes Mould and DIP Candles
S h.lf pipes New York Brlnly.
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100 BOXEs Zanesyhe sap. just receive
snd Tor sale by JC,r.'n hH,bHi'
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% BBI.s. superior Now Orleans hoia'ss'i DO
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