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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-16
TO TIE LADIES

VUSr received at the Wheeling shoe sore cor
- ner Of Union ard Market streets
An assortment OF Fine Florence braid. English
dou lie straw, w How. Cyprus Bonnets this last
4 now and beautiful article.
Also a fine assortment Of gentlencns' and
bows Legnorn hats, low crowns and broad b-.n,s
ned add finished ready for use together with \
'arSe assortment Of cOmWOn Palm leaf hans, ~
from Is cents 20 81 Call a. the sign of the
mammoth b'ot and examine mov3I
NlNEGAR-Pure clarified cider vinegar very
strung. Call and see NJ the family grocery
store nearly opposite the big Red hnoi.
NAV 20 N ELLNTAKFR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-16

WASHINGTON VOLUNTEERS UNION.
NIf BLCES-A public meeting of the corps
~ viii be held al It's armory on Monday evening
next the JOth inst. at o'clock. Young gentle
men OF the city. who DESTROYS of understanding
me organization of the corps. with the view Of en-
isimeni In its ranks requested uron the invita-
ton OF any regular or honorary member. u attend
heirmeciiug. JOHN A SuIPLES Ssc'y
NAV 2S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-16
SPRING FASHIONS
= AVERY Il IN

NJ , ESPECTFULLY in!om their fiendsn nd
N = the public that they have on hand q Iarg,
assortment of HATS and CAPS of the latest EN-.
fash IN IN great variety. whIch will he s,li low
for cash me-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-16

4 lit New World, Saturday ~ enIng Post. Ben.
i netrs Weekly Herald and Iron Cry Of Sarur.
day last, are just received al Thompsnns Literary
Depot. Monroe street, single Numbers Dime" for AL
but the Iron City. which ia only Half Dime.
NAV 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-16

PA lent SCALr.o.
AJE have just received direct fron the mann
w Insurer. I pairs Patent Counier Scales
which we will sell Tuch below manufacturers
price, If applied for soon
BRENTLINGER &. SHALLCROSS.
jun I65 Market sqsare
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-16

F .uOGA-Jusr received nIi consignment u Ib. cod
a. Towering plants sui shrubby which viii
be- sold for cash at Toe r1r'eu prices. AZ The Drug
seed Store Of mar 90 : TODD
"URINK ME. MD AM LIFE"
a MOTHER Iur ul choice Old Whiskey vintage
20 Uil-3- Just received Ivy
KING g. CRUNBACKER,
rr4v % i6 Voter street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-16
PROCLAMATION

PROCLAMATION
THE MAYOR OF THE CITY OF
ER WIfEElING.-iaving been satisfied that n
case OF Hydrophnhiu has appeared among The dogs
nf the city, do now issue this my proclamation.
requiring all persons 10 confine their dogs, or 10
have the same securely muzzled, Tor sixty DAYS
from and after The l3lh day of May 1912. in pur-
snance Of the ordinance entitled. IAN ordinance in
relation TO dogs"
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of NAV
iS4O. GEO. DUTY. Mayor
may IL
q d Id Port Wine for Medical purposes for sale
W at The Family Grucery store. Reatly opposite
The Big Red Boot" and two squares west and
north Of the Black Mammoth Boo"
may "a IN ELLMAKER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-16
SPLITTING OF HOOD.

bfl llNAH OF Bl4DOOs
u another dangerous ymptom Of Pulmonary
L AHscu1n," and difficult 10 arrest when neglcc-
ted; ~ commences with cough, cDpous expcctOTa
ton; which con sists Of bright frothy mater, OF
black, and clOttCd with blood; there ~ mostly
some fever headache, palpratiOn Of the heart,
n. shes Of heat and redness Of the cheeks; dffcu~
W Of breathing soreness nf throat, aud sulush
taste in the mouth. &c. "Dr Duncau's ENpcctO-
frant Remedy" will be found % arrest this COM
plant. zone SINGLE Bottle in many cases, will
tglCcted, o. mayrcqure many more. Ihose who
zmay be iiCtcd vita splitting % Blood shO III
lose 20 time tn procuring The above medicine, O.
this disease mostly proves serious when not early
attended %.
Ofice forthe sale Of this Medicine. No 10 North
Eighth street, PhisdeIrhia. alsO for sale 40 the
store Of John FISHER, Wheeling, Va.
| -Fnce dol per bottle. un7
MOLE HUGH. Temperance Story. iOr sale
| - {" spl4 q iNGRAM
/ HNkESH LOUISVILLE LIME, Is DBls foceiv.
/ - ed end 0r sale hy
may94 KING a CRuMBAcKER
IFnNO The LADIEs-Just received irpm
| ~ Philadelphia, 81 the sign Of The BIG RED
! BOOT.
2 trunks Ladies' KID slippers, superior quality
Colured slippers.
Kid walking shoes
/ AtSO-A large supply of Misses Black and Col
ored slippers Uun2l SAM MCLALLEN
/ CtORD AGE-A general sssorii-eut Of HEM
and Manila Cordsge, for Steam ard Fla
RoSfs. Bed Cords. Plough Lines, Trot LINES Pack
ne Yarn. spun Yarn; Blocking. ard other ir ines
/ ID tt.roo. Fiar end Cotton Oakumi Alsoa gcnera
..,-tr,snt Of single, double and treble bucks snd
sgres. Ter, OIL, &c So fore sale BY
I nay
z y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-16

CASH But Not OS NlSk.
NV T. are now receiving and opening SPLEEN
w did summer stoC Z Of FANCY md STA.
PIE DRY GOODS which. IN addition to DOR tor
mer stock, renders orr assortment large and as
complete as any IN the west aud which we are Ge-
termined 10 sell Cor CASH at very reduced prices
10 suit The present economical lines and scarcity Of
money.
On the first day of August next the Limitation Of
present partnership expires. Having that object
m view. We are determined 90 reduce our present
stock OF goods rs mucl possible, & consequently
have that additional luduccmeut our part 90 offer
great bargains 20 cash buyers, and have, there
fore, determined 90 discontinue the gene al credit
system auI will sell (as near pracicabl,) cNrlu.
siycly orCASli Those who wish 90 get large
premium On the way Of blrgaiu,) iJr their money
will find t TO their interest 60 wenI their way 10
% shop.
With such Of our old customers however. who have
promptly paid their bills when presented we will
be pleased 90 continue our very agreeable business
intercourse under former arrangements and az Vur
lowest Gosh prices
ap 80 VT. SELBY g. co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-16

y NJ FFNT ~ IUCA CUNTEACTF OR I0WERs'
- ME New World Of saturday. Nav ll.h, con.
tfuz ifs usual yarcfy Of Ta'ss. Poetry and
Grurral News. al-p 70 Biographical sketch OF So
Robert Peel. with portriL Single numbers nr
.BIc sud subscriptions received % THOMPSON.S
Literary Depot, Muu,oo 81 where msy o'so hr H70
slueIe uumbers 0i tho Saturday evening P.s'. Ben.
acJJs Weekly Herald. tte Iron City. Em.e-ui ann
Old Couniyman. Saturday Courier sc scot SGT
,,I,y I,.f may n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-16

D!SSOLJI TIN.
VIE coparInership heretofore existing between
4 the undersigned as General Agents. Auction
GERS q Commission Merchants was dissolved b.,
mutual consent on the 18Th inst. The business will
he conducted in future by George Harrison nj the
old stand Ia Market 81. and who will attend TO the
settlement Oi the andrS Of the concern
THOMAS J. L. PENTONEY,
GEO. HARRISON.
may n IN40
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-16

"a VIE cn-parinership heretofore existing under
Il The firm Of Hudson & Wynne is dissolved
by mutual consent.
The business will be conducted in future by John
Hudson AT his old stand on Market square-and all
persons whe know themselves T. he indebted 10
the conce-n will please make payment to Jehn Hud-
son who Is duly authorised TO settle the same
JOHN HUDSON,
June 3 1912. ROBERT WINNIE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-16
JACOIIERIE

IIANGINGS for Nenrlian Bunds for sale by
ion Q j. w. BR NNSTRIrP. Main = I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-19
THF DUTCH HISTORY

Holland 10 the land "f the chivaIry Of the mid
die classes. Here they may say IN honest pride TO
Hereditary lords and nnbes e the earth ia the ohio
eounirIss Of Europe See what We grucor,. 6shcursu
sud shiPOwners. have done in the days Of yore. in
his lit's ocnn'ry' 9nt alas, this glory is faded IN
the deserted streets of Delh and Leydon and Har-
lem. the grass Is grnwi q though the seams OF IN.
brick PaVemcns. the rugged peIIicoat Aurers in the
WIND out nj the drawing easements II palace:
the echo Of wtolen shoes clait"ng through the emp
y saloons tells Of past msgni6cence acIunl IN
digence I bis hiss been a land of wsrIike. deed Of
high and independent feelings; tho home uf patriot.
OF heroes Of schOlar. of philosophers. nc men. Of
scleHce OF artists. of the persecuted for religious
and political opinions. from every cou.irv. and of
TIE generons spirits whs Pairpaized and protected
Them Why 10 the Ito land Of our times M longer
that old Holland Of the sire enIh aud sevsaiernh
ceniuried Why are her streets silent; aud her ca.
nals green with undislurbod slime"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-19

THE sun AT MID NIGH r. steamboat leaves
Stockholm every week and touches g hs n adik.
vail Herun.and. Unea. aud other p,inIs on the
western cast oi tho 6 al of Bthnia. as well as
wa,sp on the eastern, ON ii' way up 10 Turn~a At
thu head OF The Gulf This voyage a very pleas mt
one, mud gives opportunity To- these VIII wish
TO 20 up tn thu vsry nprIhern riy nj the summer
so,silcc. tthe % ofJrne nr : J,hn'. daN) ~h'n.
irOm 4 ncishboring m,'nn ain they can have their
faith Confirmed ia the truth Of the Coperniean sys
TEN. For aI hat epoch The sun q ih,.e Who are
q that elevation does not descend below the hor
zon. hut % seems 10 decline 10 the northwest and
verge more and m,re 10 The et1ct noria until IL
reaches nj midnight tic lowest point when u j. just
visible above the horizon Ia a few minutes q is
seen In conusnce lie upwaol course towards the
northeast and thus continues its gloriou. prgress
until IL reaches again ito seniih in tho SOU n Even
To one who nj Stockholm ut that s,ch the nights
tr two orthrse week. sufficiently light from the
reraciion VI the suns rays owing Ia lie being SO
liiIls beneath tho lIor.z~n for Ito performance Of
almost any business We happened about TIA,
time foir years ago he gning up 10 the Prom.on
at UPssla. nrd were obliged travel IL night; and
We have distinct recellerIiIr Of reading n letter
a. midniehi.wh ea,e.eyen whilst passing though o
forest. And IN" year shsr The sesspn we
oitrn whilcd sway our leisure moments by sitting
NJ tho window OF the hsnss where We stayed, on
the English quay ai S. Petersburg city which is
situated in the s1ms degree with UpsIia aud hall .
degree north Of s, sckhOlru aud reading until md
night.
During that Period scareeya cloud was 10 he
seen IN The sky which had both day and night that
light blue which is peculiar to these northern region
at that PARTON of tho year. and which 10 occa,iuned
by the rnvs OF the sun striking the atmosphere Il
thii Psriion 81 the earth Mt small nn angle -
Scarcely star was visible IN ia heavens at MI hi
aud tho moon even when full. hardly formed a siad
ow, AZ that sean'n there IL something unnatural
and death like in the appearance Of things ne night
sets IN business comes To end lie FIRE The sun
goes down and all MIXTURE falls into stiffness. and
pose, whilst 10 10 yet light Asd f you have bern
unacrusiOIncd Co such n safe Of things YOU seem
ne you pass through the streets whether il be oI
Stockholm. or 81 Petersburg. IIornosadd or Tornea
to be IN the midst Of city which is uninhabiied.
No living thing perhaps is To he seen any where O,
you pass street afrer ,rreet-save some solitary sen.
hnel. with his grey coat aud muskei Baird's Trar
els.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-19

Mr. Adams remark. had kept tho fall Of the
House full until he cl"sed. MIR Clay was Present.
with pau "i the Foreign L.ga,ivp.; and an i'm
rlen-e e"toourse Of strangers occupied the galleries..
The speech had IT'S effect. aud II va. seen At once in
a motion Submitted 10y Mr. Andrews Of Ny. that the
Committee rise.
Mr. A said he WISHED the committee To rise. IA
"feer lhai M night move the recutslJ eraon of the
vote oy which The House had sercrd take the Ball
ffOm the committee tS-ni,rrox lie thought this wa,
due after the TRADE which had been heard frurn the
gentleman from Isssas-hus.tis
The question wa. put ani tho Committee refused
t. rise bv a vvte ~ Z; lu66
Mr. Cimpbell oil South Carolina nr,i got the
'of. ana n speaking Ia reply 20 Mr. Adams rs
sc. tins argument Is ia defence OF the Insiiu
ilon u Slavery which MIR Adam, had SO much a.sail
"a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-19

INDIANA BoNOs-Tho following statement
IN ms subject my prove interesting 10 many Of on,
readers
"Ii - stated 10 The Journ1l of Conmeres that
here - over fur millions u dollars m amount Of
me bonds Of lndiana, which the State refuses %
ny on nc ground iht ~ vaus was received for
hen. There are supnz them three hun,l,eI b,pJ,
~ <@si sterling each. numbered frJm 7Ot % 900
me history Of these three hundred binds b, a. fol-
lows Bonds with these numbers had bsen issued
70 hHhschHd' bot were not made payable n any
place. THIS infsrmslriy was complained ", snd
pes 30 Of bonds made and committed 20 the Msrris
Iaaai company. % iransnu and exchangs Instead
ol gong 70 their pruper destination however fhsss
nsy bonds ~cse s1ld IN The New York m1rkst
hfd ssi vas subsequently m1ie-ihs srchsngs
We sHscieJ and hs inf,rut bonIs returned ~
.hai market. whsFs s'rns n tsrn we're snefwari.
'"'' h1i tn such wy % " s1ltrstp1t tlif the
ne does MT obIsri ~ receive h-rn n a. tmpo,.
sni ~ hs uuui'srs Of on DE REJECTED ,,p.l.
'hJuld - psJIlshcI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-19
Washington. Mreh IS. isi3

ACCOMMODATION or SAILORS n.
pleased TO find that the amclioration oCths cpJitn
oi our noble tars 10y sGirding 10 them nropet e,,,u
''f'' under good mpral management. has for some
lime past o. enpisd the public mind In time. gone
by, "ulor bOaiding houses have boon the haunt. OF
"iamy md imposition. aud Il i. high time that the
ire"-hearted, but unreheciing sons Of the ocean
should he rescued frum iheir degrading influence,
As things haNO stOud, s,Oner has a seaman re-
turned from ms voyage aud received hr- wages
man he becomTs prey 10 bcasily il,dulgencrS q,
which sailor landlords NTH a view 10 their
own prohi. The consequence 70. that tho poor
mariner finds himself IN few days strippeJ Of hi,
hard earnings. and, what is worse. his he Il,h and
hs ssfrespeci There ], much. very much TO re.
commend marine SCHOOL,. bat II. when educated
me sailor o be eIP~ed IN every port whore he
may No. !" etemPintions 10 vice that present them.
selves in The pl ices where he 10 forced 10 buarl
these institutions deprived OF half their erceIl
ehce. We would therefore. let ysung people who
are InteHded for scafarng life. he not only well
educated. but let them afierwards be so accommoda
ted ~ to k,eP them under the protection Of n good
moral discipline. u becomes the esperaI duly of
commercial men 10 look to this matter. a. m hung
50 'hey furnish The best ,AieguArd TO their own IA
forests. lfships we're manned with .ohsr respect,.
Ole cie"s. they would be much more safe from IN,
dangers Of tie .ea. and our feelings would not he
40 frequently laeerned by variations OF mutiny
murder and theft POnr Jack IL left 10 c.nirsct had
haSiis, and then we complain oT him for commit
ing criTnes oi which he never would have DIRE med
had ih"se habits never been formed THIS is moi
jnsi' aud should be remedied.-Madi Gonian
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-19

A'"hN HN ID sSlOu Mercantile Journal
a NOBLE ACr.-A short time since an orrur,.
ence t"nk place at the navy yard 81 Charlrsrown.
which deserves To he recorded A lady had enter
ed the ripe walk. aud while earnestly ng n, IN.
'Fdnd-. nc hy The oiernion of machinery they were
rapidly twisted. she uuconsriously approached -,
near That one end of The Srari which she uore On
her neck was caughi in one OfIhe strands. cnnDo,
ell ct some fifteen 90 twenty yarns and abe rn.
drawn with irresistible Ebrce toward The strand and
would have been inevitably sirangled IN h,IC :,
minute had u not been fIr the presence of mind
courage. and muscLlir strength of Frar.ci. p J,v
one "i The mechanics employed ~ the s.tabli.h.
menf' who fortunately happened TO De near at the
time
There was Ho time To ring :he bei! n a signal
70 STOP me ml"hinery-snd the only mem. Ia
save the life 81 the woman he sprang and gr,sp.J
ia his hands The strand. At distance of nb at loot
irOn ihe scarf. aud between the woman and The
Pf"PoIng machinery. and compressed u N Gpreiblv
as TO prevent any TWIST below the Iau which n,
Illus seized. Although suffering much pain from
The I~'IHg OF the r-pe, he held on nubly until the
siTsEd absolutely twisted off within an inch al nm.
hands and the woman was saved WI Ihout ini.ry,
Not 81, however. with Mr. joy. Ills hands were IN.
pared 10y the Resistance they offered 10 tho twisting
rope They were much bh.iereI and swollen a.,
several days
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-19
GAEvANIC PLANTPRoTECTrp

GAINANIC PLANT PRoTECTED-Mr Cub
neii OF Clayton Square Liverpool. has applied the
g'iganIc principle the protection If plapl. Cr,m
worms and slug'. The protector consists Of conical
nng oizine ahOJi four ~ height the top end a,nk.
oil of about oquirier ofan inch. and cot into mn
ncrOus vandyked P'inis md InmsditteIy under - =,
ring Of coPPer.Deaty iued. The zion of the z,pe
ing Is pressed in'o tho soil until The lower edge Of
copper ring Is an inch and half above the surface
care oeins taken 10 encioss within the ring The STEM
Of such plants ~ require Them osherui .e the ,.o
sea VIII find road TO them by the stems. Mullins
ca may crawl up the zine with impunity. bot on
coming ~ contact with the copper will receive a
glIvanic shDck. anil fall TO the ground. IN. an.
pnfnius acts IN wet or dry weather and - alv avs in
operation. lite appearance is like a flower pp,, and
u - cheap and endurnbe. Aiter n ral of lively.
'n'"'h' by Mr Cnlber the invenipr. he found thu,
'o' P''"' J" whic q was applied. was injured
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-19
HOW TO MAKE COOP Corryr

HOW TO MAKE GOOD COFFEE To make
r'ffso equal To Ihe French il very simple and very
elsy; and Tor the benefit of all good aud
all ov'rs 81 gond cOffes, We wi state the manner
in which II hoal he dole. Fist. procure the hest
cufire possible. Sec tina, your cook doc. not burn
y; but roast u to the color oG golden bcown. anI
asve: allow q 10 remnin IN its burnt as ed state
Tor more than three days. after tina, time It will
lose is strength Secondly. in lieu Of the ancient
method Of boiling procure a tigg"n. as il - ter med
(sraIner hsi) and make dislillatiun or decorIo ION
Ivy putting the coffee ia the apartment in which
the siraDsr Is. and turning thereon boiling hit wat
er Take care that the nose ufihe coli ,c-ppi has
STOPPER 10 prevent The si0am frnra escaping and
cover over ofyour biggen medinIely after having
turned the water upon The core. .. il j, aim 81 i'm
pnr'ant requisite to have the steam roafned-
Judgmsnt. 70 alsO tn be used. as TO the amount OF
cOhee required. aud slso the quantity of water
tn he used. The best coffee may he spolsd by Iuo
much ~aisr applied 10 -. The eoff..e should I've
made very strong; and if strung enough. its euler
will Do quite black. Lastly. having Inado your
coffee Of great strength. do not use hsI SaIer Co
mute ~ bur. ia lieu ihsrs,G take boiling ho'
miik mud weaken the cOff,s To your taste Duly
Iimes
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-19

Th- New York Courier state. IN At the steam fri.
gate now ing up nj the New York Navy Yard.
under The ERECTION Of Captain Srockron. of the M
w. will he launched M ocIObcr nsIt. The Couri-
er makes the following prediction in regard to he
IL Il. that this steamer will outrul any steam =
"o~ nfl"nr whether Amcrcan or European. Tarre
are many re-spns Why this should be 81, Among
these. is the onward progress Of all Ihing> whether
these relate io he science or the nrIs-hui thes.
el'm"nIs are OF lille avail. unle.s they are in hlnd.
hat are skllful. governed by heads Ihal k.,pw how
." combine AMI control them. We know Captsin
S'rki"n. lie is nD half way man ln any hing
We look, and the public lo'k. with gIeat interest,"
- The result Of ha p'wrrs ia the consrrnctIOn &c
oi This ship We Learn moreo, or Ih,i she will CIR
~ q war messenger. ia the shape of a gun, IN #
VIII discharge three hundred p,und sh.d With
maihem 'iIeal certainty. The gallan' Captain IN.
our hest wishes, ss We sure he has Of the whole
country.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-19

Curious Faoi ~ AcOHEics "A nichins n .. b.sn
Invented ~ france. by which the undulsiirns On m.
"a The at mpsphere may he counted. which tako
place bstween twD inliviIu1s in cJnver.a,i,n. =
lhe wind ~ passing over the water. causes q 10
ripple and The voice. when individual speaks pro
o"oei' eefsin HbTIii"ns 20 tbs tnosphsre by which
s7und - communicated. An eminent philosopher
says ihai these pusahuns. n they may he 20 called
caused ~ male voice. vary from 200 ~ 500 IN
80 nnd, while ihOss Of the iomnle extend from 900
1900 We ~oBld Hlt like % b. suspected Of ON, hor.
aiabeness bot really there are soms sham. sb,,II
ear-piercing voices Offhe lender SCI, which d,b,
less WOoid ercesd two thousand PAL Galsp,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-19

ue''u al That the tobacco growing States have in
''easSI an population and wealth tess Than any 9th.
vi vac agricultural States OF the UniOn and that
''e 'Sf,cuiinrisis OF ia whole ITnion, consderine
"' ""u"e'iNene's OF the soil capital industry skill
e'"no'ny used. have increased iu pro- prr,iy les.
- '''net the msrcaniile or manula, tnfing portion,
= "'f ie'Vw cIlizruSi No individual or vumru
vi cHn prosper unlcss they Get at least lair pro
potion of the benefit Of cir own l,bpr
cannot Persuade myself there Is an American
sh'cs'nan Who will mt aCknow ledpe that a corsec
i've must be iound for this evil: and before the,
"a wi'h prUProty. oNlect 10 tho re,.eJy nou prp.
pissed a. - their duty 10 propose one equal, or tlr-
hhsy To prove eliirient EnIrsaiy protests. and al.
temps at negotiation. urged with zeal and nb,lii,
ny our Government At home. and oar Ministers a
ht"ad, EQUAL to the importance of the snhe,.r. f,r
atty y~nrs haveiailed; ard hcre i. no other reme,,
bai cOnnicrvailiny duties.
La the words of Mr. JeHeuon in q rep ~ which
he made 10 Congress the 18Th OF Dersmher
1853 on Tie subject of rom ncrcial privileges aud
fesirirtions. should any nation, contrary to our
wi.hes, suppose t may better find ils advantage ~,
eoninuins its system of prob bItiots duties nnd O.,
gnlni'"ns, % bchJove- us to protect our ciiizcns.
'h"ii c''nmerrs aud navigation by cosnter prohibi.
i'on-. dniiss and rrgu athens. also Free commerce
and navigation ure At 10 be gwen IN eIrhanse i,f
re''fri'on aud veSai'on' nor are they likely pro-
ducs q rcla1niiun Of them"
My own Opinion i, hii an additional duty Of ten
per cent with perspective annnll incrvl.e Of live
per ee"t on such articles AZ might no selected 10y
the o"Fnm1lee. when imported rpm nation. OF ho.r
Prohibitions and duties Wa I've ctus, &, c,n,ltin
with proviso that such additional duties should
cease with cessation of the regulations aud duti.,
"i which we complain. would speedily bring the
relief We desire.
Respectfully, your o5edieni s-rvauf.
PHILIP TRIPLErr
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