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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07
q NJ CAHTER'

ATT o RNEY At LAW
Is taken un Office iH the basement Of rb q
4 4 Court ll1nse where. besides the duties o.!
bis profession, be will discharge the duties Of
Commissioner 81 Blulrnpts fDr Ohio Co. va
BANkRUPIS and their creditors IRE ftmed
lIai shall bcIprepnrcd Of an early hour r each
DAY 1anfd ior their appearance. 10 receive OF OF
debts. Sc ~
ENOkIf hbis n. o. MuIasses 10 hhds n. o
4 Sugar h. store and fprrale by
Ian2 JACOB e. MITCHELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07
KNOTE 4 SANGER.

"A OF I'D Respectfully inform heir friend,
w aud the public generally, that they con
uuuC 10 manufacture, and have on hand genera.
assortment Of Spanish, , Spanish and American
Saddles, Baldviu's improved Spring Saddles Ladies
saddles, 90 various patterns. Brides MartirgtIos
'ud birdie Filings. Saddle Bags. Trunks and Val
ices. Harness and Wagon Gears. Collars. Iaacs anr
Iu'cs, Curragc Crop 5 witches and Wagon Whips
Buhr'o robes and BudllO Saddle covers. aud az or,
other article usually kept in their line of trade
"afrer'ed ~ he very best material and Work
mnnshp. AIof which they will sell at wholesale
~ retail on terms 10 suit the times
Thankful for past fi,ur ve sHicit n contiuuapc,
OF Public Patronage, Give MS a call and VIC promise
10 use our best cNcuions TO make II your interest
20 deal with Us.
jan i-6 mo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07
TRTST SALE


y virtue Of deed Of trust made 10 mo b,
- james II FOT.yih and which is or record IN
igc Clerk Office flr OHIO county. shall on ia,
~ day Of May, 1852, ~ the court house tu rs nee.
9ns' sr.l 90 The highest and best bidder. FOR rca
.F W 'nfy, The following lots. 90 Wit; the l1f -
~ "n MAN street on which The SAID FORSYTH md
IauNY now reside; lot No { 90 Graham's nddlfiyu
M tn corner II Oh and Centfc streets. ea-t Inf
Iih mud north of Centre street and lots Nos 3 a
Z, Ih square l3 Iu the lower part q Wheeling pear
'It creek. The said .0t No 3 ir0nfs on UsFEct NJ.
4iG DOT No fronts on 3fh street
i'mar5 LJACOB Trpzfsc
10 Samuel J. Cr,thcr-. Esq. Etccutpr of tho I,-,
viii aui Testament Of 5ohn Cnfhsrs deceased
ktIR-Illtrna pblnincd % commission fo i,ko Tho
= dcp'F''u q 1hUmls " Amcsf. witness f,y
n7 900 con M thau,cry depending in Ihc Cfrrpii
Court 'i I1w and Ch1nrory fr Ohio county. boz tho
Ni''" nI virginia. who.eiuWc ore plaintiff. and som
Trd others are defendant. aaI VOC nut ro.-d.r-
"nHIu i'a Commonwealth. aud HAVING n1 ,ff,rr.,
in hfi wh1In fIe same t1 whom uDfiro ,ff,lirg The
.1n Dep 'fu1 CON bo given. wc r1,g publish c,,
your Iu'.rml'..r. fblf tIr cold witness viii Lrsy.
7m'n'' uu HC 23ri i1g nfN May. 1872 between f4,
.'Nf ni H..rrk .1 fHn morning lrI sunset az do,
1f. m 'Es Mayors ufr0 Iu iHs Civ or r,Ifi-,.,a
~ '.o rIfr of Maryland, 1rI hsdgp1..f.Yo or.1 b.
.'.H .Hn Deere fhcu Iu ihr suit aftreslH r,r f,,
purpose ni being rcld as evidence therein m b,,,.
over. Tom any cause flc nkruyHf enid 5erosif,...
.h1.i u'i ha Completed on the dlv afires,5 fbo a.,
.nn ni fIo -~uo vdI Dol adjourned fy.r, r,,. =.
''ie nn'iI sold deposition shall Dc completed
Your, &C.
az. -im sEwELL g. BAUGHER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07
MATTIIEAN GnIrrIN

TOBNIIO md CIGAR MANTT1OTTVrR
4 fec doors souH of Mi. D,rrs BEgssi,g
wAEuyorov. rt.
LNftt ~ LILY informs Che merbanfs ~
hWhre'mr. Va. nod hc ei,s,. ss..,,u. ~,
DE suI confines % carry IN the r1,ruf,,t,.... q,
1i iorfcco and cg1ss ofa.i kinds Ue i1feeds
~ wWs nothing but the best QUALIFY of fbe
N,n'a. ~ hral Ia.ac,o, and ir,m long extot,.
ehge Ih zoe hls frss, having been empi0yed f5r
o Rl lcafs 'n Gene Biack's f0harro ana r,-.fr
ininHi@ .orY 90 Washington Penna be- 91uef5
% ,.n-'i Ih1i Hc can manufacture the a5otf 4rfi
N p. GOOD q manner as can br iauc qf ~
e stab isHmCui n Tie Enf1n
NATrHEN QyTFV1T
mar b. 1m - tT,sX'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07

$40 riErHrElu wFEEIY CHRONICLE
D. i.H.s1'd every Saturday marurHF ai BaHr.ED'.
f'EH'HY Uuur 80 20 FOURTH street, between
Wool 1ri Nrrkaf streets. prsBHr-b p, anal &C.,
"1r1rd 90 suhserHrr.. as,uSrIy packed 0y ice ear.
hest NuIs
TEH'a os rHr Ftrrra.rhr FrH rivr. --.r,.F
ou a I1rgc d1uIIa msFrFrn .ts.r 800. -.r f.. o.,
.Ir 'Yw price ui Two UYrrtr. rrr s-g,.,-. .,...f5.
fI airlges nf one U.f1s Iaf N.r 1fuHs $50,
rl.rr.oni rfr1Ied arfss lm1 rIF mlr ba l4-r.f
o." lHo snrsrrhcr a1d VIII Hr promptly offended o.
Single u1mbors f1r sale at I3 Monroe .f
OLD JDU 81 20 TUDEfpspy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07

"a ISSOLTTION-Th co.parincrslp here.
y y iplprc existing until The 81 inst, between the
UNDERSIGNED was dissolved by mutu j agrocmcut
upon that Jay.
The notes and accounts are transferred 10 ,
" Greer. who has fu.i authority 90 settle aad
collect fhr same.
The business will De carrcI on hrcarpI
by Ih0s q CU.berts1u 1t the oil stand on Cg,Ia
street. TlIDN O. CETBERTON
~ QUEER
y ~ CIR. ER.
Inr stock uf castings r.mIiuIug ON hand wIl
De- sold uuusIaI low. FsrsuBs wishing crates
or Other articles will do well t1 cal before bur.
chasing r'1s,yhfra. ana T..
~ Office The nuiciaf -rrd r.sgcrfurrv d..
' uhcs 1'I rrrnue interested 1s above ri4f fa,.
ing removed f1f Ir country. wI'I hr mr0sr.i.
Hr huf ir devote h's O. fsJrr' affDufIuu fl TI.
COLLECTION OF OIL. ard accounts. Dr. therefore H..
comes necessary fn place them % the harasaFa.
'l.r r.rFfus, aud accordingly 7i unsettled Gar
'. o. ri Wy under s.H wI' H. .sf with Us
NtN01ur'a L.# IHf ZOO over fHrf amount F..r
Geo w. Thompson, E.T. f1r collection. Ir ...
meant .Hs tIr r"r.uufH WHI r..T1fu with Dir
Nu.H.rtf1n 1f fIH old stand. whore 90 Fr1.-..r
u.mf. Yes indebted are earnestly lastr,i f1 O1.I
add 1ftf.e
ap9-G FIJI GREER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07
Wheeling. April 1872.

81 OMAN ON EXECUTORS AND ADMINS
n A TRAITORS Treatise or the Law Of TX.
ecu"rs aud Administrators generally IN use IN the
United States, and adapted more particularly TO the
practice Of Virginia, by John Taylor Lpmnr. IN ?
vols. Tor sale by JOHN FISHER.
apt 1873 Main street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07
NOTICE OHOUsEKEEPERs


II Vie subscribers beg leave 10 inform the citi
Il zcns Of Wheeling and vicuity. that they have
opened n GENERAL FURNISHING WARE
HOUSE at No ll3 Main street, wheeling. Va
where may be found al extensive assortment o
gin and mahogany framed Looking Glasses, PUrtrai
and Picture frames; Upholstery ware. consisting ~
Feather beds, holsters. Pillows. curlcd haIr SPANS
""s>' cotton husk and spring ma'ttasses; together
with iull assortment uf the latest STYLE and bes
hnished FURNITURE ever offered in this city; al
81 which will TIC sold on the most reasonable term,
nnd'cSudWsH
S!so Looking glass Plates, mahogany vcnccrs
Narnish. SP niSh moss. &c Sc. constantly on hand
STEAM BOATS furnished with every article OF
furniture on the most accommodating terms and
short hoHce
Carpets made and put down
Orders IN Gainesville can be lrf with J. FAD
ANS & Co.
jan l3 MENDEI & UARROTR
The GAINESVILLE Rcp"bli,an will COPY 10 the
mount ofthrce dollar, and charge this office
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07
TAIIOIkINft

:. LOWRY has taken The shop on Union street
- next door 10 The drug store Of DR. Chapline and
opposite That OF }, NJ. BushieId, where he Is pre-
pared TO attend promptly 10 on orders IN the line OF
bIs profession. o., ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07
FOR TEXAS

AZ ILITARY Pocket Annual fir volunteer
vi aud militia onicers.willi instructions for per
forming the various oyuluinus aud duties Of guards,
scnifncs. comp'omcus, aud firing national saluirs.
~ reviews and Inspections infantry and cavalry
sword exercise, Sc. by Mlj1r K Dunn Just
received and iDr sale iy
mlr3 ROBB e. STEPHENSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07
] CRTNInNCKER.

No l9l, Nam street. " hcoliug
As received a fresh supply Of the above ccIe.
hra'cd seeds. the growth Of Mr. u I1ndreib
Philadelphia. com using general assort-
tot Garden Seeds Fresh Sugar Bccts, a C..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07

BINDR RENT-Thc Store lately occupied by G
h Swcauugcn will be rented from The pres.
ent time 10 the lst ufApril. 1913. fpr $50 40
ply 10 a. CALDWELL.
apt Assignee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07
HATS!

SpriHg FddioH-l-i2
I'D ECElEEU Iil- Day Of 10, Mliu street. q few
~ a duS.u lue Mole Skin Hats, direct from New
YUrh coll mud see ibsm
alrI - s q NCNIT.NNf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07
& CIILDREN'S FASHIONABLE
CLOTH CAPS

ID ECEIVED tins day at NrCALLAM'S a large
II and most splendid assortment Of Youths and
Childrcns fine cloth Caps.
l79 main street.
npril % 4. &. MCATLAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07

vi & Patent poi,s just received ,r,I g., . .ia
4 INGRAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07
HBLAIN INSTRUCTIONS To prepare an

II -
q preserve from rusi iron. east iron aad s'ccI;
and Likewise 90 cover iron with a surface of ceppcr
Likewise a method Of making aud preparing The
gtivauic pbNder and paint 81 George Johnson 81
New York, formerly OfC1lruul. The above work
,ilI be published iu plmphIci form co. the cIry Of
rev York ia the course Of q few weeks. ItvIu
Re one OF the most uSciul works ever published -
The author has secured the cppy-rJghi fsr Ihe I'M
tel States aud England. The work will be sold BOO
This city bv the suDscrpcr AZ 81 per copy pay
able on delivery. JOHN u. THOMPSON.
rBay 3 Literary Depot. Monroe e.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07
q. ELIAS S.TIEEI..

TIN AND SHEET IRON WORKER
rs removed to the shop formerly occupied by
IL DR. FreSscll next dopr 10 the Mayors office
on Nam street. where be has on hand a beautiful
assortment of Sheet Iron and Tn Ware for sale
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, at the lowest pric.
Is.
Custom work in lin and sheet Iron neatly aud
promptly executed variety Of FANCY work
made and for sale.
HIS FRIENDS and the public generally are respect
fully invited 10 cal. on him. and examine hi, large
and elegant stock
Every description Of Lapps rep iret at short no
ice. April II. 1912
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07

EP ARNENBY RUDGE, by BIZ, IA one vol.
n y ume with numerous engTayiuss fer sale al
ap IL \. INGRAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07
sEWELLNBlrCrFR

Wa TckwlcK PAPERS. by Boz ip one
1 volume 6r sole OF
"a IwyRAN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07

a LIFE IN CHINA, Just received Al The lSoob
"a Store and Periodical Office OF
a. IL J 4. INGRAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07
Made by the hest work.

ldllp dSSGSs lIihH ll lut Nullth its9'
All the above articles now ca hand and Tor
sale Lowt n for cAsH than the same quality Of
ware can be purchased at any other factory 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07

NlkGlNlA-l~ GHANCEEy-
Al rules held In the Clerks office Of the Cir
cut Superior Court of Law and Chaucery for
the county Of Ohio, IN the monih Ct March,
I-f2.
Andrew Woods Complainant
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07
JOSEPH SMITH
ATTNRNTN IN I.ANV-

- i'N-NlsA ~ Law
Ripley JgsksoH Couu,V, IirEiuiq.
AA Ill Practice iu lIchspu, Mason aud IVo1J
counties W. and will rromnrly attend a.
nc scc"rry aud collection Of all claims entrusted
iO lbs 90 q.
"a Letters on business must hc posi- paid
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07
OLD DoMINION FLINT GLASS
WORKS.

FHNIIE subscriber has the pleasure &c informing
his friends and all dealers in FLINT GLASS
that his new establish nent is now Ia full Oper-
on. Having engaged some of tEc-best work
men in the Eastern cities, ne is prepared 10 fur
ui-h every Article IN the line, and many not
before adc in the West.
Tinciuros, And all druggists Ware.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07
THE GREAT REMEDY

NOR CONSUMPTION and LIVER COM
n PLAlNrS, ASTHMA, BRONCU tbs. PAIN
OR WEAKNESS IN THE BREAST cROUp
IN CHILDREN, WHOOPING COUCH GRO.
NC COUGHS and all diseas es of the pulmona.
~ oTpans
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07
LOnKING CLASSES.
HNnGAINs ~ CAssIMERs.

A. Hlsr Dn c1u-rgumcr' few pieces sIm
uef Tweed 8 Bl,hsl.rr aeirnrrr uh-rH VI,
rr. ordered OBJ sell COO Eastern Cost Y eiree iko CO
r,r1 they will be s5II By rbo piece or half piece
la-tUn.
ara8 VT sELBY a. Go
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07

= Wa suascrnrr respectfully IHiYGus las ilIuuGs
and The customers of the late firm ufChap'iuc
4 Pryor That he has purchased The entire sioc, 81
sad firm and has just received ard NOW offer, ryr
sale lrest and we'll selected stock OF Drugs Med.
ciIcs, Os, Dye S;ufs. Glass ware. &c
nrI OLIVER PRYOR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07

A GENERAL Assortment OF Val! Paper beau
n ulul patterns, just received and for sale hy
M IL ] 4 INGRAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-07
BARGAINS. BANGAINS

USI received Oh consignment 2j packages ol
- gen 5ops and shoes. Also ladies shoes and
slippers Of every variety and siud Palm Leaf huis.
fad'cs' straw hoods and b,uncis, which we vii.
te.i low ~ close. rfnpplicI Or soon
PCNFONEI Il HARRISON,
np = Market Street
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-05

nothing else wsuld give her the least relief He has
used Them in his practice for the last two years IN
several hnnslred cases. and always with success. A
boy on Boardof one Of the New Orleans Packets was
cured Of fits by only dose of them.
Mr.. Fulson, of Spring street, cured three of bis
children of worms BY only one box.
Captain Griffin, cured his child 8 years old. BY only
three doses she had been given up by the physicians
as incurable, and fast wasting away, being al
most reduced TO skeleton. The doctors could not
tell what allied the child, the father in reading the
symptoms of worms, thought probably they might be
the of all the difficulty, and consequently APP
piled to DR.. Hull, who gave her box of his Worm
Lozenges after the first dose the child TO her ia
Their, frightened at the large quantity Of worms that
came from her. She is now as well and hearty as
any child, and no doubt has been saved from an early
grave by only three doses of these Lozenges
Mr.. w. Hopewell. East Broadway, gave them to
his child and they brought away worms by hundreds
Parents SHOULD always keep those Lozenges in the
house, for they the best medicine that can be adj
ministered to children afflicted with worms. Chill
dren will take them readily most delicious sugar
candy Price, twenty-five cents box, with full d.
rections. For sale by c. g. G. STANCILL.
Carrollton, March 81 1643. sem.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-05
PROSPECTUS
Z X j. s see Mt CITY

LIE SUBSCRIBERS propose, on the first of Oc,oA...
commence the publication of daily ne,r,noa" sl 70
New Orleans heading the above title. Tbe 1"a IN
Tor this course are numerous and sufficient L., Ons
not here be stated "u' need
In answer to an inquiry, what will be the cba,,..
of the proposed publication! The prour;etors 70
swer: that IN relation to partizan questions rp;s
or political, it takes no part whatever Facts Il y
ianon TO these as well as other subjects will no =.
casionally stated, but only as matter of h;s,o,r "
passing remark, without taking sides for one ~.
or another The editors are citizens and in comras
with other freemen, will vote for Whig or Van,asa
we suspect the former; just they please; but bs
paper VIII be neither one the other II will Lo
ever, to the utmost of its ability, sustain tina ph
credit, by which we mean the credit of the Ijpiod
States, our own State, and public institutions. nor
less that of individuals our own included.
Passing events, domestic and foreign will be carr
fully chronicled, and placed before our readers IN a.
brief and comprehensive manner as possible. An
important transactions occurring in the CITY of what
ever character, will receive from due notice and
sometimes events not very important NAV be render
ed more so by our notice. The PROCEEDINGS Of pub;,
bodles whether incorporated or not viii be observed
ana full often become the subjects of remark The
various amusenents of our city, OF whuucvri Vovue
will be subject upon which we propose freely bu. lib
orally to comment. ttt '
Commercial and business information will form,
special item of the daily contents of our sheet A
least once week we propose to give brief but full
view of the state of the market Arrivals of shin,
and steamboats, will be noticed, and facts learned h.
them be speedily communicated to the public.
As ours IS at once mercantile and family paper,
nothing OF bitter or angry character nothing inde
icate or of immoral tendency will be permitted to
stain our pages. Instead Of these, it viii be our
aim to cater for the taste Of the pure refined and
vlrtuous; and especially to render our columns
agreeable and instructive to the young and to FAM.
hes, where 1t is to be hoped our paper will be daily
and nightly read by the fair, we'll as by the sa
and worthy among the sterner sex. Let it not be
supposed however, that sprightlness wit, and sal.
hes OF mrth and innocent gaiety are to form no part
OF the contents of our journal The smile of intel.
llgent and harmless humor, and the eforescence Of
but Attic w.t. and the peasantries of social
enjoyment, possess too many charms to be refused
admittance to our hearts, end win consequently be
ever welcome to our columns.
In short, we intend to render our little sheet a
of all subjects consistent with ricd
purity of morals, from the soberest lessons of religion
and philosophy to the gayest and most playful efforts
of fancy and wit.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-05

popular estimation down a. 49,
connrmation Of our assertion. = : present tins
IeIsr 70 tnose thrilling incidents sc ay necesss,,
1naer the nties oft Charles o. afai...u oOd and Ss
Losreqaer, both Of which orig;nalIy and @H o,..
80 =. enls Periodica--the most pon siIaced the
CO. " 1ozs works, perhaps, Of All With T.
..';.,, .s'ueu 'lom The periodical press mat s,
a. ~. .a.:.l anu teeming, as these
- 40, with incidents Of such intenso Ole sEetT
intel est in their perusal we pos;t;asS ana glow
selves participators in the scenes na-r. become ~
ne needless, however, for us to speaI ~ ltWOsI
OF an author with whom the public ~: the neSs
50 IaVoraDly acquainted, were it not "a, a
ment OF new work from the pen of tba we annoupc
iul writer, DR.. LAvER, which is h ~. sane deipL
magazine, and which will be commepcsi Tisar IL IA
after the completion of the series of q ~
1ey: now in course Of publication, YVES ONE
Anotner, and scarcely less fayorto
,egeno-iovlng LOVER, whose admirabIo snet Il.
nave 50 deseryedy earned for him an m dOaOD.
- .l:s may aiso De named as among the con,ss fG
" ,hls popular periodical; to whom We trbuan
add The name of WILLIAM CARtrTos" e may feubs
guiur ability and skill, and one who - nan 49,
uned 10 take rank among the mos. ~.sssuiedy d
country mas produced. As writer &c s"s - nsr
ne perhaps unequalled in purity al s,egaat
:. pa.nos' and exquisite gra and PplOiOOS
sentiment. ""u efficacy N
Sc 1Io.ner attractive feature of this wort 49,.
nan oninly Gallery Of Portraits, of
and "a literature, science. theology law a
u Puntcs, connected with Ireland to pb;. .0OIcu
penueo serious of Biographical Memoir aie,
american Edition of the Dublin Uniyerx i've
g;uau uiese admirably Characteristic etchinrs y1
The "iln al Their life, likeness and original ~!
original. VIM oe facsimile OF 81
IERMs.-$4 per aunum. pav.hla;
scnptions received by the Pnhl;ss ~ advance. Sd
NIMMo' Agent for the Canadas, and bv The r 'oas
local agents throughout the United States spectre
A. easement Rooms, corner Of Pine aud R ro.X
NeD York, September lS4l. D'ooSSGy
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-05

tne nrst OF each month III every quarter oi
the Union. The most distant subscribers will
Inefciore receive il on that day. as well as
those who reside ia philadelphia. The PRO-
prletor being more DESTROYS Of presenting the
best and most beaut.fu than the cheapest work
10 the country, and anxious 10 bring il within
the reach OF all, oilers the following as the
'0aoSst terms at which il can be afforded:
UJ Three dollars per annum in advance
Tor Single Copy, or Two Copies. yearly for
Five Dollars; Five Copies for Ten Dollars:
Eight for Fifteen, or Eleven for Twenty Dol.
lars, CLUBS furnished as usually invariably il
advance. Postage Of all Letters TO be paid.
GEORGE r. GRAHAM,
No. SO Chestnut Street. Philadelphia.
. ~ Editors OF Newspapers who will pub
llsh the above Prospectus. and send 10 .sThe
United States Saturday Post'' a copy of the
sheet containing il, distinctly marked with ink,
VIII be entitled TO an exchange for the year.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-05
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THE TROPIC-WEEKLY-

The gratifying success which mas attended the daily
publication of THE TRonc, has induced the publish.
ers to offer Weekly edition, at such price as viii
place IT within reach OF every citizen of the State
vember 18th
ihe great importance Of the approaching Presiden.
tial election demands of the Wings the most jealous
and untirng efforts in order to perfect the union and
arouse the sumbering energies of the party. Il has
Deen demonstrated, upon than one occasion that
.ne wings OF Louisiana, outnunber their opponents
Dy from three to four thousand, nearly as large
lorlty compared with the aggregate vote Is given
~ Inc best Wing States in the Union. In lS4U,
massachusetts gave Wing majority of over twenty
thousand votes. The majority given by Louisiana,
compared with the number of votes cast, exceeded
that of the Bay State about ons.lh So that at the
election, Louisiana assumed the proud position or
the THIRD Wing State IN the Republic, second only 70
Kentucky and Vermont. This gratifying result was
attributable only the unparalleled exeruons OF the
Wigs, to, the complete harmony which reigneo
throughout their ranks, and their powerful raiy IN
isiana do less in 1874 for HARRY THE WEST, their
avorte leader than they did in 1910 for the lamened
General Harrison and theltraitor Tylerl
The. Weekly Triple win be an independent but
earnest and unfinching advocate OF Wing principles
and win disseminate early and correct information
upon all political topics It's commercial department
will be inferior to that Of no paper Published in the
South. In its news department wih not be In the
rear Of any of its contemporaries. sslla ID bat3s
We respectfully recommend 1t to The Wings d
Louisiana and Of the neighboring Str ses, Aanni
and Mississippi, as cheap and safe medium for TIE
cifcuation Of sound and healthy political intell-
gence. 'k.k aAAl &. a
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