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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05
IRREPREssIBLE HUNoR

The Ne" Orleans PisayunO u The I2,h instant
| bns the isllouing
Yesterday received letters from our asso,i.t.
hehdnli, the traveller IN Menco, dated ss I,te q.
'he l5ih Of last mputh lie writes Us u i'm al his
Old isshORed good nature Of snTit and in M IRE.
and easy. style az though he was seated in M.
char 81 hrs old round table. lie will be bc,s n.
non one extract give from his letter IN o-J.,to
show that priyaiiOn, sirkBess sud impri-onmsp, All
combined, have failed - subduO the elasticity C m,
temper.
March Il--This has been agreat dnv with m,
10 The hospital This day. some years since S. Il,
zarns suffered, rnIher his suG-rngs ended mod 7,
communication The hospital has bssn rrreJ ,y,
with oil soris q gimcrncks aud confufe menl. and
We have beeu visited by thousands of aH agcs ara
seres-hgh md low. rich nod poor. s. Ioz,,ps
you may re- Object Vas covered v ith sores and a.
ed i"m impsrIiy ol The blood. What feel do ,.,
suppose Dr SnlIm MS c"mppund eriract Of sar,sf,
fila and Pills would have ugYn hmY lie ,oirb,
have lived - long ns Muhus,lch. md fhu bosp,,sI
never TouH have been bniL To coneIu.te ,,y
remprk-' will simply observe fh1f had b,s Ia
been multiplied. - very prDb,bly would have bceo
~ some service 81 hs wife and family and rc,b,o.
~ bic mother hld shs bees living. bnt n,., y.
should have lost good diunor--so what's The J,F
erencol
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05
DEMOLITION

correspondent Of the New York Commercial
Advertiser. after complaining Of the destructive
habits Of the times. proceeds to give an instance by
way OF illustration. An account Of the dem iIios OF
Murry street Church, which was neiILer old. upI,
nor small.
The erection ofIhe injury street Church ,vo.
an enterprise conducted. hs is well known bv N 6s,y
private gentlemen. largely at their own individual
expense Ter the venerable and amenied D,,c,,, A.,
SON Al q cOsI Of uOI far from hundred thousanJ
uoihrs' u WINS built ON a scale Of the mu.t antls
magnitude, and OF solid stone. from the foundation
70 'he eoinice oi the tower, the belfry and spre n
lone oelng Oi wood; u possessed the rare eoryenan
&c VI Lecture room, not suLterranean as Ia so ,n
mon nova days. but above grOund ON the same Ia,
ahd accessible not only from The street but nI.,
| through the main building II was. untI m. ,,,,,L
oi It's destruction commenced. ia the IN II pcriect "a.
P'' Tvs position was one ofsingular prupriety and
oe.oyi Ironing on the airy nnd picturesque grnup.
u C"iunoia College Bur aIoye all this. n en-.
'h''ned ihe sacred remains Of the dead several AT
Mnom were The most uctyein nrdlng the ca.struc.
oh oi Tins their resting place, or f,ndI, deemed .pe
"sufNI'ing iilehds, NIL uuu. II must nat al
"ush' not 10 be concealed, that IN The eve, oCs,,,
'"S transaction appears not only one of Mid c1tr.y
ogHhee' oui OF wickedness and saerilege The sb,Jo
OF winch is not lille deepened by the manner IN
when u has been brought about; Tor IL can,u, ;.
'u '"", sOme q ihoNe possessing The wPtnest
interest and the largest stnke were the ystv lad
Wseu oi the business ia fact To iate I'm, ,s v,,, n,
uhhoy cOhsummuIiou."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05
WHICH AND rr.OTUER

In our bread aud butter days. we CHANGED % he
present al very amusing quarrel Two parre,
were fighting for the Of u spring OF wafer and
immediately sIrnddliDg the spring stood an old Ia.
dy. who dealt out discrininately her blows to VIII oh
every patty came the nearest: although one sluua
were her relaIlves-ihe other her implaca Die enc
mies. The old lady was Observation-Disclosures her
self with fright.
We are strongly reminded Of this fight every time
We chance 10 read the Cincinnati Republican
The poor fellow ofaA editor is snaddng maniull,
and endeavOring 10 keep one log in the Wing par.
~ and one in the "Curporalss Guard, "-dcaIng one
blow now TO the Wings, then one TO tbs "guards'
and oil the Time 80 terribly frightened for fear OF
losing the public printing. that he does not know
whether his head VI heels in the air How N.
dependsnI q public printer eau be under President
Tyler! -XsaiG IoreAHgAL
Suppose that man is dependant upon the ndmin.
istraIioh' 10 a. worse than ~ be dependau, urs,n
the passions Of meni II is The duty OF a patriot
In The present position Of AFFAIR." not 70 seek his
own advantage from the public 10y exciting an CD
posihoo 10 the administration still stronger haired
sili deeper than now exists. but to strive to heal
the "ousds already made and TO restore. bv eve,v
honorable means. IL not harm Ony and good will. at
least concert Of sctOn. Neither does duty poinr
% htn 10 denunciaIiOn Of that portion of the Wbie
Party who do not sanction the course Of the e1scp
tive. The motto Of public Journalist should nov
De- We believe union Of seton as far rs possible
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05

iHe following passages is frDm sermon. rees.,,I,
delivered GA some public occasi,.n. hu, ,,b.,, -, =,
whom we cannot Tell having lost the reference, d,
The exchange paper from which the parar,.pb ,,..
Iaken:
You viii shy. perhaps. that this pary-spirit is a
necessary evil m every free commonwealth, and
'ha u has ats checks and limits whirh will keen Il
within bounds. Perhaps il - 80. Would 10 Hrn.
en- 'hal Il would be So. ! would tain hope for the
oes' IN 'hA as IN every hing Dut Hisiory.-II,sto-
" winch shines on the grave oCGreean ibcriy:b,t.
Us Tear rs we'll as hope. And Wisdom Jaaus-lnced
LOOMING both 10 the past and the future; warts II.
hat We must keep our eyes open TO the dangerous
anu corruptng tendencies ofaH pnlIIical facIiorS
ne must take care that the Republis - Rot shatt
cred ~ undermined by this perpetual agitatiyn :
we must not suffer the claims Of truth Justice hon
Or Gerdom' 10 be sac6ccd ia the Contest We mus
ShNe 10 repress and regulate the warning element,
Oisectonal and political strife We must semembsr
tal sprt Of COTBprOn $50 and Of frbearnnce is ali
essential TO the peace and prosperity Of a country
IKE ours We mast be willing 20 consult the yoo,I
OF the whole, and 10 sacrifice much for the pteser.
Naohoi that national Union, which 10 80 important
!" the best Interest of America and the world God
grant mat THIS Uninn may he perpetual; and ihni
WIN lhe hghi growing experience aud tho change,
Ooih IN opinions, aud institutions ,Shigh II will
ofing about every root of bitterness aud alienation
may he finally removed. God save the United State,
I Vi America
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05

CONGRESS April S0.-Hon Samuel c. cas-
appeared IN the Senate and was qualified a
member from Vermont in place Of Mr. Preniiss. 10
signed.
MI. Preston. from the committee on Military AZ
fairs. rcVOraed a memorial Of J. Il bennington.
ssking aPPropEiuliOa to rcst has flying machine.
Mir. p. wos Of opaiOn that At might be made highly
useful in time Of war TO eIamine opposing armies.
The rePort WIS ordered TO be printed.
The Civil and Diplomatic appropriation bill was
Then discussed for the residue Of The day.
In the House a portion Of The day VAS consumed
in q debate between Mr. Adams and Mr. Wise on
the report Of the committee ON the New York Gus
tom House. after which privuto business occupied
the remainder Of the day.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05
TIIE VVlEE

u needs no guilt 60 break n husbands heart; the
sosence ui sonieni. the muiIerings Of spleen; he
uhtidy dress, the checCless home: the forblldlng
-c"wl and deserted hearth; these and uameles.
neglecis-wi'houi CRIME among them-have har.
r""cd To The quick the hearts core of many n man.
nnd planted there. beyond the reach uf care. the
germ ct dark drs ,air. Oh, may woman. beCpre
That sad sight arrives. dwell on the rccuectious Of
hef youth and cherish ig the dear Ien of that tune
iul time awake and keep alive the promise she
'hen 80 kindly gave; md though abe my he injur.
Cd not the inIuring une-ihe forgnrIen not the Ter
ge'iul wiie happy sl)usiun to that hour ni peace
and love; kindly welcome 10 q comfortable home
sm'i" OF hive To hanish hostile words; kiss al
peace To pardon nl the pasi-nnd tho hardest hear
that ever locked itself within the breast of man viii
sol'en ." her charms, aud hid her live. us she ha,
h"ped' her years IN m1irhe4s bliss loved lovinI
ahd content; the source of eompri aEd the spring u
IJoy.--lChamhers' London Jouinnl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05
PLEADING TO AN INDICTVTTr

PLEADING TO AN INDlCTMENT.-Thcre
vast rather Imaginable Circumstance trnnspireJ n,
TIE Court Of Sessions the oher day yunng vSo
mn was indicted fr ie ding ~ unity of female np
patel and other articles. The prosecuting Attorney
c"mmeneei reading The specifications. rharaing in
'hH reiuudnnt language nf the law. the stealing of
ten times the actual amount taken. As the items
were be'ns read over. the cuprI stood with eInan.
ded eyes. the very picture Of surprise and a.tni,b
mcnt. Afsr the enormous catalogue WINS d,no
lhronrh with. the attorney addressing the girl. ask
ed WHAT have you To saw To these chargesl''
IL never si"ls half the articles read over bv vop
vas the response
generAiinugh aiiesied to theluIicrousness The
scene -ROeheSisr Daily Adrsrhs,r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05
FrOra the v. Y. IkraiI.
FRIGITFUL II TRUE.

From our private correspondent in Providence NC
learn That the following - tho plan Of arrangement
ior The coming week IN that city:
The suffrage Governor mud members of the Legs
aiure take their seats and olIhs Of uire on Tues
day. aud commence Legislative action. The Kmg
Charles members and governor, under their coust
lion commences proceeding on Wednesday. and
then Will follow the fighting. # any ~ attempted
The suffrage men determined 10 keep posse sson
Of the Hall OF Legislation. II Ihey eau get into IT,
| and Immediately demand the keys Of the arsenal
and oil other State property.
IL refused, They will resort 10 a means in th,ir
power 10 obtain them, and if finally unsuccessful
vii still retain possession Of the Legislative Hall
y" iorcible measures Ia he commenced hy the
'uh'age party but ifOne drop Of blood shed b, any
Of their opponents, Ivy the OF the safe arms or
other weapons OF attack. the plan of tho suffrage
men Is TO relnlIue by the Of torch and thus rem
der Providence n second MOSCOW in less time Than
We are writing about IT, The King Charles folks
who own the real estate that entities them under
'her Constitution Ia the right of suffrage will thus
in an Instant he deprived Of their possessions ast
The suffrage men be revengCd for tho wrongs in
nicied upon Ihcm. by the destruction of thai mr.,
perry that has secured Io their opponents the righ
To OpPre's Them. under the old constitution whicI
they have rndeayUred 20 abolish
This irgh'ful intelligence is given US by Rnod,
Island man. but we must doubt IL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05

THE HOME LEAGUE SPIRIT il seer. !, n,
new thing. About the year 1887 the I.die, o
Hartford entered into an nssocaIpn for the prnrs
lion not only Of Hume Industry but for mutual mn
orovement IN other matters relating 10 Essnonv
The article below is extract from nm old nn,.b.
Of the Dublin Chronicle.
The following. which is termed the ,O,conoui,,
Ascent o." hns heen signed by great rnnjnrit,
Of tie Ladies Of The City Of Hartford. in the p,,
vince Of Connecticut.
LIST. That inpm the date specified tiIl tha OIL
day OF June next. they will not purchase any g,.e
nbhands, lace, feathers. beaver hats s,Iks n,,,.I
or ch'nts. except for weddings or monrnrny
Il They will dress their persons in the ploinos,
manner. and encourage frugaliiy. industry and ne,
ness, giving all due preference to the manu(,cin,.
ersOi their own country
81. That when they receive visits or mako m
leriainmenIs, Il will he their siusy 10 nv,;J nm,
cessary sHpenseS especially in foreign ,rtirI.s
4'h Darng The above lsEp, n they will bsv.
lime 20 observe the operation of tb.i, nIo, IT,.
will endoavor TO turn their attention 10 The E,,r,i
more extensive md sysiemaiical method oC ornc.'
he economy suited 10 the present Circumstance
"i HER County. and will continue the snm. H., ~
greei"eni TO longer peroi Of time.
Ihe ladies signing the above, hope fur The ro,c,,
renee OF The ladies' Of every pnu Of IN. STATE .nI
ore conideni OF tho assistance and appr,h,ti., =,
OF e'ery gentleman Of cool and real pafr,,r.
ism. P'i'o''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05
INTERESTING CoRRESPoYDryce WI,

INTERESTING CORRRSPOYDrNCe -yvLu l.,
HoI the Stale Committee Of the su0T.r,gs 49,, -
'h the answers received their applications 70 Inc
military companies To come here in aid Of reason,
we nndersand that At least one oC the answer
IN capital sririt The Writer acknowledged ,h.
receipt OF The letter inviting the company to ne
sem at Ne inauguration of one Thomas w Dorr bur
'uued mar mere must be mistake. as the com
navy was not aware Of the eIistenre az o.. -,
I'overnor They were trimming thems.Ives o,,,,,J
ing To law and held themselves under the eomm,n,I
Of Samuel Ward King Governor and cprnnan,I,,
IN chief and would feel The greatest pleasure IN %.
corning Mr. DorI. or aay ppe else. At anv ,ime on,t
10 any place which the Governor should direct
Precedence Journal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05
a HOLE ~ TIE IAr

~ Oi'o'd ~ EnglaDd. ono W. liam Scale va,
I" sealiog q bee hive. The bee hive
was fIuud ~ hs possession. but NJ The. 81 =, ~
necessary 10 prove that % WIS the identical h;, !,
We pr'scc"isr. iiDw 30 DO The WINS the ops.,,,,
lhefe were marks upon u 10 which he c,,tJ -.
add % vas broushi into rouu. wrapped n, - !.
CON- boo 'he inmnfes NJ the hive b,,,oJ $50
'hren's 81 mischief The eloili should be Removed
alg g'ds~'' aNyer. jury were in O qunndary one
- .,e counsel moved Tor rnls upon the bees. en-.
% u'eie' Co make o. rule which there va. ~, -.
~ 7" eoiofce The uI-boi Nns hat The hive r.,,I5
p" De identified, and ~ The hole in 10. hcc,r,, p.
l''se hoio 90 The law. through which The pri.op,,
slipped into au HrquiffsI F'''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05
DEATH oe A ornNnAM nnnrrn,, s.,,.

DEATH OF a QUoNDAM BROKER IN THE
FENITEHTIARY HosPrTAL.-On the 26,h
January last Francis Metford. formerly Wall
s1ree' Broksi was fully committed 10 the New York
my rri'o" on siI several charges Of forgery. on
each Of which be was uherwsrd indicted aud alsad.
% not guilty. At the April term Of the Cour, Of
Sessions he was 10 have been tined. bu, his sever,
Illness prevented. On the 22nd alt no was sent
% NE PeniienIiay Hospital on Black wells IsIapd
The better TO effect his recovery bat died in tho,
institution on Thursday morning Of what wn. o..
legged to be bilious fever Of typhoid forn, con.
t0eied While in the City Prison.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05
THE MISTAKE or A srocX pporp,

a phsIcinn. in Prussia lately pre.rrbc,I n NIL.
cine IN powder To- the wic nf a stick br,ker i, H.
quantity OF the doses uf WHICH IL was necessary Ia
%" very precise. nnd therefore directed thar lie
should he equal To the weight ola dncar. The
physician. on calling the following day, found the
paiieh'- malndy increased 10 an alarming degree :
lie earnestly inquired whether the medirine had
been administered. The husband answered in the
aihfm"nTe, and as proof produced the empty box
So"d God! exclaimed the MUSICIAN. how is thi,l
The qSantity directed To he given WINS nnt more
Than twelfth" "Ohr replied the man of money
-"Noi having ducaI in the house I took three
ffuss'nn crowns. which are equal To a ducnt. md
even took care to id the asio according 10 The Ios
quotation III the exchange"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05
FInRiDk

FLORIDA The last accounts saw that IN.
troops under Col Worth had succeeded on the 10 IN
IN bringing the enemy under IIuleck.rus-re nuggce
To action in The hammocks near the sand hrll.. Az
ter severe and well euniesrcd fight the rnsmy
precipiiaIely fed; their cum plerc all their
baggage and bod were iaken the enemys luss was
one Killed two wounded. and"nr pr'spner; our loss
one private Killed. ADD three wounded Ii Is saul
Tint The Indians fought with determined c,urogo
and only gave ground al the point Of the bnynn.,
L'enlensni Arnold, second Dragons charged the
enemy's line with only four men. one ui them ySns
killed and two wounded. Cnl Worth was within
twenty feel Of the soldier killed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05
STANDING ARMIES

A"fP1hy 70 NIiiary Ssrrioe
lao, reported 6y the Journals Of Glasgow /,
o'''y o. 'onn's' as proving the unPouariy Of mil
iiary service IN the United Kingdom I, !. 80.
oily known hat the soldiers ~ tho Rr;,,.b
better clothed and fed. aud receive highs, p,y linn
hose OF any other army 10 Europe Tho vici,,,,
~ Paisley has lately been visited by recruitipg ~
heers belonging TO different regiment, If inG,n,,,
and cavalry. Owing To- the eventfil noprp,,,v -,
SIC isli Throughout This manufacturing d,..re, no.,
sands Of stout we'll built men IN the p,r,o ~ iC.
sfs unemployed. and lrying or the charity Of ,bs,,
neI owen zens. yet neither Tie bounty he'll out t
mem n'f'.e prospect Of. high woges on,l CAV anil
,y ''e' 'o"id induce any 81 ihoso 10 chang,
initered garments Dr the comfortable ,,J si.,F,,
nni1rm. The recruiting officers len this d.,,s.I,
populated district without having engaged n ,,,,,i,
man br 1he service Of Her M,jcsty.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05
AATRiMoNY AND BLooD-ws copy IN. i.l.
lowing from The la Grange ITEM, C,.,h.,...


lowing from The La Grange TENN Ga.hsrer
1--WE are panied TO learn that on Tbu,.Jsv 49,,
ing last most horrible ir,nssrtion TOT g.. ~
W" '"un'y pine or Ten miles rum this pla, o. Which
Resulted ~ the death Of David Jnrneg,n. E,o -,
we "onnding ofsevsr,l other persons. The general
I a We w,lI Stale as Ne hoard them u spu,ar,
hh ME- Morgan had arranged mAIrimoni,l elopo.
meni with daughter uf the deceased. whit -.
'he A'd OF hrs hiend was accomplished On Tbu,.J,v
,he Par's had repaired IN a hsuse in the n.igbh,,,
noo' "hete ihe mafrings csrOmnny was leeslly nor.
tof"od. Upon learning ihs fact Of the eIopeu,sp,
1arn'g"n became very indignant. and dc,,rm;n.d
/ 90 ~ pursuit. Taking n lew friends he s,,ro
le''"e1 'he house where the marriage party ,-sr,
ne pbIed. We learn that no forced the doc, snJ
entered when an attack was commenced the dsc.,,.
Cd received sundry wounds. vrhicb proJre,J ~.
ae9'h early neHi morning. Spne others were yv,pn.
nedi am'ng Them Mr. Simmons. who. ,,s 80.
as'''an'' was seriously. f not dangerously iniuroJ
WIN The deceased 40 were we'll asauain,.d u.
VASE "saI'hy planier.'nd ro.ssss,d many enc pyn,,
OF rh1'ncier It's untmely end u mue5 rsg,s,,.t
~ hs nuiacrOus friends"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05
WINrERIYTT5Iy

iho oldest mon DO not recollecf winter Of sscb
,,s''y a. me last in ihe prOvefbally mild climate
"i IiaIy Some ~ TIE dccycst valley. d, ,,,. -
'a'ns have been entirely filled. a1i the s,r,--r =,
warm w'ni. 'bli generally blyyy, az the bsg,,,.,,,
2i March, has not been ublc 90 nell the s,,,,.
SInge coach57 drawn BY sixteen burscs and s,.s,
oxen have found The gro,iest difficulties in t,.,.i'
ny On The hmest part Of the country. AMI M.
f'ads are of course inp,ss,bl.
contrast with The mild winter We erprr,,,.
p his side oftho Atlantic
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05
VIRGINIA observation-disclosures.

VIRGINIA ELECToN-DELEGAT
PsLrs6Tg-Whig elrcIed-gain.
AJ~ms,Lo-RaDdolph and Leoke elected. locos
Los Of two.
Sec ksnf. G.d CLarle' City Wing.
Csrsl.Ae-Sanp-on, loco. elected.
FIxsoHEa-Baueu & Payne-whg.
Nag william LEGO elected.
HsAoseT-Whne. loco, elected. koss
win. loco, elected.
GoocAland-IOco elected.
Nsnsemond-Whig delegates elected.
Lo~doa-S Whigs-Caner. Miller and Gray
elected
StsgOrd-Whg loss
Poo'yIua~iG-Cruich6eld.~ Wing, elected.
WooS-we loam. verbally. that this county hn
gone loco Coco
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05
CLOCKs. WATCHES q JEwELaY

ONhr' "AIthES & JEWELHf
A "a RCIilLD has juS returned Iron, Nv
IA York With an aidriun To his sock Of sopI,
and the io'l"wi ARTICLES may he fund at his io,,
ely store No l39 Mum street 10 ysiI:
| Gold case, detached lever watches
;'.ld case .nnrhW csenpemcht watches,
SILVER rase lever watches.
| Slvr cRse Lcl inc waite les
| Silver case verge watches Of assorted putfcrn..
f:od guard nni iob chains.
| Gold guard anil lob krys
Odd Firm ne finger ring.
! Geld AIamond finger rings
Gold. with white pink. and green stone set rings
/ oldmuunicd Camen bTenst pms
ti"d m"unred jeu B pIns uf assorted patterns,
\ Diamond hrensi pins,
White. green, pink stone and paste breast pins, as
sn'ted y lIerns and gold mounted.
Gold pistols and gold curb chain for same
Duff's g"ld earrings and knobs.
Gold p e'inclc'' Steel watch keys.
Silver 'rcciacles, Elastic cord guard sh,ins
q , rpectacles, German silver de- do
Steel spechele', Germnn Gob chains
/ g id pencils Steel purse CLASH.
Germ an liver pencils Silk work bnrs
] Secl watch chains SIX monev our.c.
| Silver pencils assorted patterns
| ! 2. , and 4 blade packet knives
Addison shears and sciBsors
German silver spoons.
German silver butter knives,
German silver forks,
Shell de com be-.
Shell tuck combs.
Pearl aud she'll card cases,
Pocket books and wallets;
Britannia in sets and single,
Plated casiors
BRITANNIA cnsiors,
Plated rnndrslicks. snuffsrs and Rave
Bras' cnndlcsticks. snuT.rs end rays.
English whnlsbUne of different kinds,
China hnwer pots,
OILS perfinery cl"th. hair tooth and nail brushes
v"liu, violin strings spy glasses optliian glasses
and speriaclos 10 suit all ages which will be set IN
old frames 10 order.
good assortment Of clocks for sals cheap. The
ahoVe nre OF rel for cash ai reduced prices.
Clerks. watches and old isy,elry renal red O.,
shor' noiire.
Cpsh paid fpr old geld and silver.
Wheeling. May = IS42
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IMPROVEMENT OF EDI

, iMrkOVEMERT or EDUCATION IN IRE
-NND.-I Is stated that the number of school, IN
those IN progress oferecIiunwas 242I A, 1900
u 'he last year the number 81 schDus ia connector
WIN The Bnard exceeded 270O-being an increo.,
10 IL rnuDihs. Of abouI 500
ne number Of children in attendance At the scho,I
~ lo4l was upwards Of 9sO 600. being an incre,s,
9pon the number IN the year preceding Of ns,rI,
single Yerr ''' "'.I''I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05

The editor Of the St. ClairsylllS Gazette hos re-
minded us Of the occasion he spoke OF q few day,
ego, d which he will not probably forget. We be-
heve It was the time the negro bit his cal
OF for imPudence in uyiug % kiss her. That wa.
Q funny day, was il not Docior3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05

GLAss-We have never seen PureT and fner
glass thsn Is now found nj the warehouse Of Mr..
IL M. MILLER on Monroe Sheet, near Water. II
is made linle below town. and will hear competi.
ton. either in workmanship " espness Of price.
with any glass IN the Union