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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21
pHnrt,ANATInN

-. NV ~. - ~ - ADN
RY TIE MAYOR OF THE CITY or
y WHEELING Having been satisfied that q
c1so ~ Hydfop''nids ias Appeared among ihe dogs
~ the city, DO Dow issue Obs MY proclamation.
requiring Oh pcrsous 90 cpnfpe heir dogs. or ~
have the slmo securely muzzied iur sfrty DAYS
rom and iiicf tle 3fh day Of My 1872. in pur
-uante Of iie ordinance entitled. An ordinance in
relation 10 logs
Given under NY hand fts l2,h day of MAY
1910 OEO. DULTY. Mayor.
may 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21

IRISH LINEN.

oDh PIECES, different qualities. just ."rcive,
SHa1 and for sale lower Than can b pu,oh haze,
la the ciiy,by
BRENTLINGEF 4 SUA,.LCROSS.
NAV l6. Mar - squire
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21

~ nj az IL A MIRIAM
CLOCKS. WATCHES a. JEWEUUY
a FAIRCHlLD has just returned ir,im New
IN York with addition Ia his sincE Of rnn,Is
and the following articles may he E,und al ms lew:
ely store, No l39 Main street. To- vii:
Gold case. detached lever wairhrs,
Gold c1se anchor cscapeGiett watches;
Silver case lever watches;
Silver case LepIne waiC ses.
Silver case verge watches OF assorted patterns,
Gold guard and lob chains.
Gold guard and fob keys,
Gold Ermine finger rings,
Gald diamond finger rings
Gold, with white, pink and green si1nc set flnss,
Goldmounted Cameo breast pms.
Gold mounted JET pins of assprled patterns,
Diam ud hte,st pins,
White. green; pink and paste breast pins as.
sorted patterns and gold mounIcd.
Gold pistols and gold curb chain Tor same
Duh's gold earrings and knobs.
Gold y criaclc., Steel watth hers
Silver spcclaclcs, Elastic cord guard chains
| g Sspcciac'es, German silver do do
Steel sPcciaces, German inh chains
Gold pencils. Steel nurse cl,sus
Germ an liver pencils SILK work bags
/ : eel watch chains SILK money purses
/ Silver pencils assorted patterns
| ,. 3 and blade porkel bnItcs,
/ Addison she irs AMI Scissors,
| German SILVER spoons.
German silver butler knives,
German silver forks,
SIcl de combs,
Shell luck combs,
| Pearl and she'll card cnses
| Pocket books and wallets;
I}siliannia ware ia SETS and single,
] Plg ted casiors
!, BruaunIn rustors,
1 Plated candlesIicks, snuTers and trays,
/ Brass candlesficks. snuff r. and trays.
| English whalebone Of different kinds
J China flower pots.
O H. perlunery. CLOTH hair looth and nail brushes
victims, violin srings, spy glasses. oPrran glasses
and speclaces 10 suit all ages Which will be set II
old flames 10 ORDER
good assortment or riocks ftr sale cheap Tn
4 above are offered for cash AT reduced prices.
Clocks, watches and old Jewelry Tepal red O
shor' nuiire.
Clsh paid flr oil gold and silver.
wheeling May 5 1912.
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40 FEVr 90 irgs C1SrHhCrs OrH pDvFEsT
vHruE New World of Siiuriav Nov I'm. con.
nins ifs ussal taucfv Of Talrs rrc'r- and
General ,,ses ai.o Biographical sketch pf Sir
g,i,crt Peel with pofiflr Single numbers ior
.,le and subscriptions retrIged no TuOMPSON'S
Irer1fy Depot M,n.oe % 0hcfe fnsy a'so ht bad
s,rels unr.,rr. of the S,furllv evening Pet, Ber
nrr.. weekly ueraId thc Iron Ct Euirrart nj
Tod Cpuuirymau. saturday Nouuci Sc &c.of sap
lurisy IlsL iny -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21

OR TItE ANATElR .tNEEbOFERT
A ROMANCE OF New Inrk. by the pOTt iar
~ rufhp, ct LlGur," Captain kyd." The
q iadr11n.' &c.
rIfs VJma0re Ras orf.iuaIly rub'i bed Dob parts
i, ,l fJsrON NDrfDH. ~ which, p1ter ID
tvra .Hr. based express. y, auH DO acquired h0p-
ulHfI. exceeding that Of auy of ihe nuvCls shat
have p, en- published from time tp timr Iu that
u.nar Or Is r romance of interest. nnd The rca-
der " len be has fIH ruffrc wIfk before him will
n1rrIs c lhi. tD rice fr0Ihrs pcru5ai untl no
bus f.raurI no
NurIn with q printed cover. Price ~ ccnte FCf
al'cat THOhiPSON'S -,
m1H
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21

CHEAP SPRING A. "a MINER GOODS.
Oh W. IlElSkELL u now receiving his supply
W Of spring and summer goods and as his stock
Is argcr than usual and was bought al reduced
prices, he feels assured that al PERSONS wishing
90 purchase wouId 90 wei To- call and examine
"a he j. deicrm ned To- sell exceedingly low for
cash, HIS stock consists IN part 81 full nssort.
ment of cloths extremely low, c'-stn,Tts cassi-.
net's and krnWc,v jeans, Earlston. pullicut and
twliled gngnams bCaIu'W styles French, Ena-
IIsh and American ca Ic0es and chIntZes, Chusan
and 0mbre moulin de lanes new style cOlorCd
and mourning lawns very handsou e, Argentine
musl us-a new ant b,au'Iful article rich furni-
ture prints an furniture plnids garhh room aud
twCd cassImerf e. Virginia CassI 'fiercs and other
materials Tor gcntiCmsn's Gear. Mdrsoilhs satin
ana q her yesuuEs American naHkecns plain and
corded, mixed jeans, MCNiCan ma tires and COLI
Dred jeans. Eng Ish mole kin very SUP, tIOT grass
md brown huCns and hncu driHnGs, fancy hand
kerCh lels ami sha ale. gloves ond HOSIERY an eX-
tcus've VARIETY. family long cloth tnuslus and
shCeUugs 3, a. o-b and Sd linen table diaper,
Russia IT. hrdstye do Parsons Hughes ~pOOi
bOss sewing SILKS, fuli assortment Of toilors'
trIm mIrgs, NIrg.nra negro cloths, apron check .
variety Of b"nneis md hoods. api6
n NDRDAGE---A rpucml assoutstnt Of Hemp
" and Manila Curdarc. fr Sloan and FIut
Beats; Bed Cords; Plough Lines. Troi Lanes Peck.
ING Yum. Spun Yarn; BlOckirr. nrd olher f~ines.
81 Hemp, F.ax and Cotton Oakup. N'so1 general
assortment of single. double ,nd rr'b'e blocks and
s,ooes Tar, OH, sc &c bro salc nv
may RbfkEE & 60
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DOLLARS
OF PRIZES IN DRY GOODS,
10 be had daily at the corner of Main aId MudisOf
streets fH

DE PRIZES bh AsOOb1F
10 be had daily at the corner Of Main ahd Madison
streets, iH
CASH ruT MT oS Tier.
w nie now rcceIyI v md oPrn'ua n splen-
w dd summer stoc uf FANCY nhd STA
PIE DRY GOODS, winch. m addition 10 out for
mct stock. renders orr ns>ortmcnt large and ~
complete rs any IN the west, and which We are de-
tcrmined 10 self cor CASH ~ very reduced prices
Co suit the present economical times md scarcity Of
mouCy.
On iEe FIRST day Of August next the limitation Of
our present partnership tfpres Having that object
m view. We are determined 90 fettce our present
stock Of g,ods NJ mucl pussiblc, q consequently
have that additional nducemeut on our p1ii 10 "iier
pfrat b1rg1ins o. cash buyers, and have, here
f,re determined Co Discontinue the renr al credit
system aud Will cell ils neat rs prarucablc' eKtlu'
siycly frCASu Those who vish 90 get large
pr-mium n the wav of bl.glius1 ipr iheir money
will find % 20 their interest 90 wcnd their way 20
our shop.
With such Of our old Customer .Dw' yer. who have
pfUm4tly raH fheif Bulls r'rn presented wc viii
ro rlcascI fl continue orr very sgfscnbls h'sincss
rutriruursc un,lef 0fhc' arrargrueni and at u7Ir
y. 1s VT. sELBY g. co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21

STORAGE.-Groceres or ProIucs he sinr, q
~ with the subs, riders On accommodating terms.
may IL X. M'KER a. co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21

4 NlNCINNAr DRIED BEEF. 500 It's. suPe
" ri"r article received AID Tor sale by
may 10 NJ. REILLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21

1 yOBACCO 80 kegs No |, Twist,
5 boyes CaVeudish lbs extra sweet. Just
received noi Tor sale hy NJ REILLY.
mnv 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21

MO /. MACKEREL- 10 barrels. prime DR.
Y lcie. just. received AID for sale by
tnly 10 NJ. REILLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21

N9RINCiPE SFGnRS. Ia 900 a genuine ari,
II Gle jasI received aud Ipr sale low 10y
INV 10 NJ. REILLY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21

LOTR-wanted Tor an Eastern marker. 400
Bbls Supr Flour MkEE g. co
may
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may 10

SPERM CANDLES.-60 boxes assorted sizes
- Just received and Tor sale unusually low by
may 10 NJ. REILLY.
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"a utr ~, ER a. iIE HUSBAND. 20 new
Novel On rwo volumes Ivy Mrs. Guse just re-.
ceiycd and Tor sale by
an14 a. INGRAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21

4 ND moi suffer The early seeds To knit lis fatal
v IIuea4s IN your system. but guard Ihem IS
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-29
ROYAL STUDIES

Tho Queen has been inspecting the
':Aappy united Camiy''-tle misccllane
Gus assortment Of cats, owls, rats, rabbits,
fcldiares. hawks, and pigeons, which her
licge subjects h've been in the habit OF
wondering at for years in the vicinity Of
Waterloo and Southwark Bridges. 1t
will readily be imagined that it was not
as a mere geological experiment that tho
exhibition was recommended to her at
,cntiof = he Majesty S assortment Of dogs,
horses, and Brazilian monkeys, to say
nothing OF the miraculous small pony
lately yadded to the collection. have enabled
her TO complete her studies in that de
partment long ago. Sir Robert Peel has
Of .ate turned his attention to Oriental
literature; and 'eing particularly struck
with the success Of some ViZiers in con
veying political instruction TO royalty
through the medium Of parallels, he re-
solved 10 try his hand in that way. Alter
directing her Malcstv's attention to the
harmony which prevailed among an as
semblage Of creatures generally consi-
dered natural and irrcconsi!abe eneml s,
he silly asked the owner of the collection
uOW wv SOutINSu " p'SSSsvNs PSS~>SN>f
mong them? "Why, Sir, threats them
kindly; and, above all III always keeps
their crops ful! Sir 1Pbert dexterous-
Nv tfsd hi1aeIf pf 1els sample answer
.toraxaaize the i!1ok mo a Thousand 81
miles, ~ to apply il to thu present dis.
turbances in the mai 4laacturing districts.
Aher pointing out how workmen, il we'll
fed, would no: more assaul. mill.owners
than hawks do pigeons when free from
hunger. the Prerrier took a rat in his
hand, and proceeded Your Majesty has
heard how this creature hasgiven more
trouble TO cure II Of the propensity to bite
every thing that approaches it than any
other, and my ovn experience of rats
enables me to corroboratc the statement:
yet even it. you see, in consequence Of
Mr.. Austin's attention TO its wants. can
handle with perfect. safety. Your Majes-
ty may rest assured that our menagerie
will keep as quiet and orderly as Mr..
Austin's if we can only contrivc 10 feed it
as we'll. ."-London Spectator.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-29
BRILLIANT MHITEW ASH.

Many have heard Of he brilliant stucco
whitewash on the east side OF the Presl-
dents house at Washington The fol-
lowing is a receipt for it, with some addi.
,ional Improvements learned by expert
mcnt.
Z. kc half bushel OF nice unslacsed
lime, slack il with boiling water, covering
it during the process to keep in the steam.
Strain the liquid through fine sieve or
strainer, and add to it peck of clean
salt previously we'll dissolved in warm
water; three pounds OF ground rice boiled
to thin paste. and stirred in boiling hot;
half pound Of powdered Spanish whit
ing. aud pound Of clean glue which has
been previously dissolved by first soak.
ing it we'll. and then hanging it over u
slow fire in small kettle, within a largo
one filled with water. Add five gallons
Of hot water to the whole mixture; stir it
we'll and let it stand a few days covered
from the dirt.--lt should be put on quite
hot, for this purpose, it can be kept in a
kettle on portable furnace. II is said
that about one pint of this mixture will
cover square yard upon the outside Of a
house, if properly applied. Brushes,
more or less small, may be used, accord
ing TO the nca,ncss Of the job required.
1t answers as vel as oil paint for brick,
wood or stone, and is cheaper. ltretains
its brilliancy for many years.
There is nothing Of the kind that will
compare with it. either for inside or out
side walls Coloring matter may be put
in Ind make it of any shadekou like
Spanish brown stirred in W make red
Or pink more or less deep, according 20
quantity. 4 delicate ,inge of this is very
| pleusan, for inside walls Finely pulver-
lied common clay, we'll mixed with the
Spanish brown, before it is stirred into the
mixture, makes lilac color Lamp black
in moderate quantities makes slate color.
very suitable to the outside Of buildings.
Lamp black and Spanish brown mixed
together produce reddish stone color
Yellow ochre stirred in makes yellow
wash; but chrome goes further, and makes
color generally estimated pretlier In
allthese cases, the darkness of the shade
willof course be determined by the guam
tity Of co!oring matter used.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-29

SAM JonNslNG ON WIG DEFEATS.
Young Ohio am de- State
Wlar wh.' 'rv used TO wegetate,
Eut. as was tot oh Martin. Van
Corwin's now .'nsed up man.
Sich usin up. too, YOU nebberolo see.
Sich us,n up, too. you nebher did see.
Lshe nteenth ob dis October.
Whig'ry cotcli he final sober.
De coon he took to de c'nm fork.
But de locos said. ..you's wanted. York.
And-Sich skinn,n ob coon you nehher d,a ser'
Si,ha sk,nnin oh coon you nebber did see.
De sarbercue at Dayton town
War reg lar built '.fnil down
Old Hal he .wore de coon could beat
But | gness he missed HIN bout eet-
Sich sittn down stairs you nel'her d.h ste'
Sch n gittin down stairs you nebber did see
Will.ing Shanuing am lie hoss
Dat Glib de wings old daddy goss-
And Allen de hick'ry pole
Wat stirred '.m from dare h'd'n boie:
Sich sirrin up OBJ coons You nc bier d,a M see
Sicn a s,rrin up ob coons you nebbcr d'd see
NIassa Ewing, de salt bil.r.
w at used TO- lib wild Capting Tyler,
Nlu. now bile salt in solitude"
And chop he own ti-ah wood
Sioh bilim down oh salt you nebber d!d see
sich bilin down OBJ salt YOU nebbe: d,csee'
Old brack TON, de wagon boy,
Now cries out .swo-a--hoys
He back 6ts teen, aud .reese his wheel
But de tar stick iastSntS his heel =
And---Sich stckin hide ufu tsy oupebhsr d.d see
= Sich stIckin in de mud you neEber dd see
Stop, sam-;hat's enodeh. We must
put the Gazette to press. =
.'Now, sec. hea,< boss--jis hold your
hosses while give en- anodler turn
spose-ve'rs bound no~lor salt riber,
| DE berry na~e gibsone qnibber,)
| But fore wogo lets be perlite
And glib de d.bil what's his right
Hes sicn adebil TOO, you nebber did see'
He's sich debl. too, you nebber DID sec'
Trot along here. Sam N'edary.
Show your teef, ysu adversary
You've got de coon right by det.'i!,-
| We makes our bow and sets our sail
Sich sailin up stream nebber did see
Sich sailin upa stream. ncbber did see
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-29
RHODE lsLAND-J. @. ADAMS.

We see it stated in Massachusetts pa
pers that MIR. Adams has voluntarily
rendered his services in defence Of
Messrs. Anthony and Pearce charged
with treason against the charter govern
ment Of Rhode Island. And that Mr.
Adams has further declared the opinion
that the. Peoples Constitution was framed
and adopted in accordance with the first
principles Of our Institutions; that it is
the established constitution Of Rhode Is
land and the supreme law OF the State;
that Thomas w. Dorr is the rightful
and legitimate Governor Of the State;
and that "there is no escaping from these
conclusions
Ii MIR. Adams practices upon these
opinions and continues faithful in them
until the outraged people Of Rhode Is
land shall have obtained their rights, he
will retrieve much OF the h,gh reputa.
ton he has lost by his recent connec.
ton with whlggery.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-29

THE GUILTY PARTY WE have known Tor
long time, from und oubt,d information. that Erit-
ISL gold was extensively used IN the Air'sa" s'ase
trade but we did not expect to see the tat so
publicly avowed by the English Pailiam,en ent, as y
ha. bcc,, by Lord Brougham. His lordsh'p, N j
late speech upona resolution .plcds'ng the 'ov-
eminent to take more clseciual means tor the sup
preston OF suve.trade were forced to ''f't lsa'
..,h. men who supplied II, arly all the capital em-
bark ed IN this traic-the whose ing enuitv de-
f.at,d ever, attempt to PIT it down-ihe men IN
der uhose auspices ii acas n'rc fonr,s'hns 10 az
I Boston Post.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-29

MARRYlSG GlRLs.-'l'te editor of the New
York Arena says that widow talked 10 him al q
this rhisc "a n,aa wants woman for his wife
not q iaage girl "a little chit a know nothing. y
baby N is nonlDhse TO marry q wife and educate
her afiefward 4 woman will love at some time,
and il agirl does not lQyc IA before she
ries him, She never will 6fte exard. He is her hus
baady, and she will have a lover which will not be
him. Half the unhappy marriages IN the world,
more than half the divorces, suits for cr,m con
and elopen,e nts, come Of men marrying girls no,
old ejfngl to have minds Of their own or 10 make
.then up tc any thing. =
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-29

Can a,y body leN.-An inq'lisilive old
friend has asked us at least twenty times
since the receipt Of the late election re-
suits, s.wil no. the wings now withdraw
MIR. Clay from the feld?'' We are not
in their secrets, but would like to hear
from some one who is. Mr.. Clay is evi
IDENTIFY ga gone coonskin''-bul still we
should dislike exceedingly to see him
Withdrawn from the contest AS tha
bays say, ..it would be such alfred fine
fun to lick him.
in insane business. suicides
recently took place in Paris, in one day
all by voluntary drowning in the Seine.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-29

Lorenzo Dow onco said. in speaking Of
the grasping disposition of human nature
Though farmer should get the whole
world within his enclosure, ne would still
want little spot on the outside for po-
tatoe patch.''
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-29

.:John," said a rich Quaker to his ex-
,ravagant son, ..l'm afraid thou art get
ting to be rske.'' ..Nay, father" re-
turned the youth drily, sits thee that
hath raked and am spreading it for
thce.''
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-29
LAND SALES.

We adyer,ed in our last to ths land
sales which are to take place in Fsbrda-
~ next. By reference to another col
un.n the Proclamation Of the President
on the subject may be seen.
High dddle-diddIe.
The de'ils in the fiddle,
Ohio's jumped over the moon.
Corwin d,ddled. 81
Clay,sm's ridded.
The Buckeyes have sreed the "Otd Coon.
er The river has fallen to the lowest
point at this place.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-29

Beautiful women are often vapid IN II cir con-
versation, and live lives OF wretchedness. Yet
Madame de Stael was often heard TO remark, that
she would gladly exchange all her brilliant pow
ers pf mnd for what s 1eeting as a sunbeam. per-
sonni benufUi
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-29

PRErry FA1R--ssBill, l'ye been trying
about town all day to borrow five dollars,
and have come 10 you as sdernier re-
sort''
..Yes, and tern your resort" said Bill,
''l'm short Of tin too.''
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-29
] All Sorts Of Paragraphs.
WOOD. WOODM WOODS!

Subscribers in this county. who wish
to pay us in WOOD. will oblige us much
by bringing i, in Immediately. We will
receive from fifty to hundred cords.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-29

To practice sincerity IS TO speak as we think; tt
do AS W.. profess; to perform what we promise ans
really be what we would seem and appear to be
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-29

REpuBilcAN SENrlMENT.-'The Bay State
Democrat say. that -.the time come wien a
mau shall have weight in the community IN pro-
portion to the size oi his soul: an. not to the
weight oi his money bags. or TO the extent Of his
iands, OF to thsyaiue OF his merchandise
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-29

G,Rls AND orrlcEns.--"Pray. Mis-. c." said
gentleman the other evening. ..why is it that the
ladies fond of ONi.ers?'
elbow ,tnpid!' replied Miss C. "ls it not per-
fectIy natural and prope, that lady should take
good offer, slr?"
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-29

KFIEs. AT St. Albans, Vermont, they are now
A,anu acturing cast-iron rifle barre. 3 equal 70
wrought. They will stand nine 'reh charge q
powder. without the least appearance Of fracture
or strain.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-29

DOUBTFUL SEcURiTY.-Lookng at mad bull
through IA telescope Inverted. for the purpose OF
Keeping the animal at respectable distance.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-29

The phrase ..ive onno,hing and find yourself I"
is now translated into exist UPON the apex OF
mo ne nifty and discover yoar wttreaoouts.'
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-29

In thu reigns Of the FIRST kings Ed&ard. Of Eng
land. those monarciis always slept OH straw beds.
which were then The hsheseluAury.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-29

my lad - ou q mail boy?" cried a lad,
don, spo.e l'se female boy. duz ye!''
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-29

..'is false" as the girl .aid when her beau told
her she had beautiful hair.
Il won't go back. Al be hanged 4 do; as the
shores OF the .ited States.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-29
THE BANK LOANS

In 1882, when the U. $. Bank applied for char
Eaer, that Bank had loaned to members OF Congress
AND TWO THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED
AND NINETEEN DOLLARS" This was re-
publican institution indeed!-such as the wings
would now eslabish Will rom Ewing let the
ueople know how much lie received of this amount
10 speculate in land scrip!-We merely ask for in
formation !-1'.Din .adrCrts:er.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-29
MORE ABOUT FOREIGNERS.

We had hoped that the federal organ
here had '.aba,ed its wrath" against our
foreign population, as a few weeks ago il,
had ahall column OF most adulatory matter
respecting them--but we were incapable
cf constituting lis language then, or are so
now, il the following, from that pape, o.
Thursday, does not hold a different tone
md souint somewhat towards the told
hostility
..What can the Wings do. when all the reinforce:
,nents from, oregn countries go over 70 the locos
Fourteen hundred il is said, were naturalz>d at
Cincinnati, within four days Of the late election,
aud all voted for Sh annon.
Alas, for the wings! Poor fellows!
Sure enough, ..,ohat can they do?' The
way we look a; it, they are already done
and Of course have nothing more ito
do,'' but to ST: still and let the Dutch and
Irish laugh at them.
WIDE AWAKE AND DULY SOBER.
There will be meeting Of the Wash
ingtonians at the COURT House on next
Wednesday Evening, at early candle
light. Mr. Marshall Morgan, Of this
vicinity, and z. Washburn, Of Blooming
ton, reiormers, are expected to deliver
Temperance addresses ON the occasion.
The public are respectfully invited to ut
tend.
WM. NJ. WALLBRIDGE scc'y.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-29

gentleman who lately visited the Sing Sing
Prison. saw tie x-honorable MIR. Mitchell, late
wig me,nber Of Con4rsss srrubblng the prso
cells. He went for .'chunge,' and got it,.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-29

Mr.. Walsh. in one OF his letters. says truly and
Justly. that nowhere is much real Difference paid
IN ,h4 (ciai relations between she sexes, as in the
United States
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-29

Coop OnE-The foilljng Is Sslected frol
toas.s given at the celebratioStat Loweil
Arnodcr.te drinker-it suide board. showl''
the slow but sure way To The gutter.