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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-29
ON TIE THEORY AND NATUR OF
STORMS.
VA HiNoroS March Is. 1912.

"a hiNofoN March TO, 1917.
To The Frirtds Of Science IN hs UaieI STATES C an.
DDS Wtsi Indies. Bern d~ &c.
a strong desire NV peryades The srirn &c world
10 kn"" more "i ihe nature of slorms. Tan Gssre
may he grauIicd ia The following way.
Let az persons who keep jmuals uf The wealh.
ef SEMI 'nusr JunrI'Ils monthly To the Macy Dep irt.
"ieHt Washing on IN whJse service | am uJw em.
p.Oycd.
Those Who have haronetois ihrm meters, All
"a u gauges :e not The only D, rsuns who "a be To 1.
iIi "a the further advancement Of { 20 ,cirnce. All
that VIII send an accJnus OF lac lime Of beginning
aud eLd Of nms or SHOWS the direction CT he wind
It's lorce as near $ they can estimate il and the time
OF us chance ~ storms will do much that IL nov
particularly wanted.
ID The COnrso ella few months blank forms for i,u r
nails and directions Tor keeping hem will he seni
Q" every ono who shall ia the mean limo Indicate
ny letter uheir willingness 10 all ia This undeuak.
Ing. by a series Of simultaneous 0bssrv tiiDns cIn.
tnued FIR a feW-y ears aver This wide extended Ter
ntoy iis SOnGlently hoped that the shape and size
OF oil 6 forms Will be known and the direction aud
velocity with which they IN 90 over The surface
oi the earth ia all the JiTe rent seasons of I'm.
year.
II - known that srme 81 our great winter storms
are OF much grente r diamaicr fromnonh 10 The sontb
'han from east r. west (see Espy's philo,ophy Of Storm.
nnd that these Storms m,ve side foremost from
lN"elA - iAtt WhhIQs tne SJutn OF
ga {.
who does not wish 10 know when a great Storm
comes within disin rbing influence whether Thai
Storm VIII be to The north Dr 10 the suuih OF him ,r
whether u will cune right upJn him and IN ub,t
''me! Pehiifs tIcse questions and mlny m,re
winch might he asked viii all be answered M .
lev years ~ the sysI,m here proposed Il Il /. e,rri.
ed INTO complete operation. Its hoped that ,his
notice VIII be published by The parcn rsncr,llv
IA I've United Safes ord Canodn. &c. and thai
ilus TIE numerous correspondents which / had on
''is SUBJECT previ0us o my Wit 10 Europe will
Immediately renew ihcir corfrsponIenco and that's
vefs many others will be induced IN as.isi. as 4
intended 10 carry on The original plan on on sn!or
geo sci'e and iG POss'h'c 10 anahlo meieor,lDgy Il,
'hNe Us ram among The cKict sciences and t1u, H..
OF immense utility 20 mankind.
bfaleInl inr pa.t fayors I remain aenneme, s,d
ladies wEh hrm rtiisEce on Jour folute eo.or,n.
'ion your very humble servant
JAMES ESPY.
y S-Those bo have jouuals Of he vs,ib.,
"r February 1872 Will please 10 send me n ,hsi,
hr.t communicate o cory ofihcir juoual 10, n.
10Th l9'h and l7th Of that M ,Gih. A grcsi .,,,m
oeosfod at That Time 90 a portion OF lao Unurd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-29
Mondag March Is.

Eveaing Session.
The House met ns un at 4 O'Clock a msmbers
were present..
Leave ur absence was granted to a numhcr Of
members.
The bill authnrising a plrgioa Of the Literary
Fund 10 be invested ulon proper security beng g.
ven Tor the payment oi the InIs rest ia Ihe lslrhinond
Medical College IVES taken ~. auJ after soane dis
ctSsi,n between Mcssrs DIiirl and Armstrong. was
indefinitely p~IpoIeI. Ayes ~. Mes J2.
The bill imposnstIyes fhr the year 1872. wIs
read n i q third Time PASSED.
The bill cJiiceruingN t Y nth Western Bank II
Virginia, aud the Merchants and Mechanics bunk
at Wheeling. cime up on its second reading. the
hill IuOviJcs thai she notes OF Ihese binNs shall Only
be receive IN the ali ,ceul cbI'ue.,s 81 Ptym'ut Oi
taxes. Considerable debate ao,sv IA whicl NJ ssFS
Ellington. llol'emm. aal CeuIchieI - * part
Brintc a vulc WAS taken.
o. mjuOn vi Me CrIIcai.lI thu II use odj1u Il
ed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-29
PROCLAMATION TO rHE CITIZENS OF
TEXES

lAO.N IL ll1Es CITIZENS Oh
TEXES.
My COUNTRYNEN-Runors have been brought
from the Southwestern frontier Of iuvasiouL-PauIc-
ulnrs have MT bern FINISHED TO The Executive
The facts are sufficient 10 justify immediate prepar-
alton Tor defensive war. All who are subject to
military duty are commanded 10 be in readiness 10
repair equipped 70 the scene Of action, al The call
OF tie authorities Of lie country. IL is ordered that
The Colonel Of each ccuny. for The present, Law Oft
The county into Company Beats. and direct the cleo
lion Of Captains and Subnlieus. and arrange The
members OF each company into fhroe clas,ss,9srst.
ably % The class IN which they draw. When dah,
may take place. The Colonies II The diff rent coun
lies shall have author ~ and power 10 accept ell
ciert substitutes into service.
Each man will be required, in the event Of a call
by The President, 90 report himself, furnished with
good arms eight provision one hundred rounds Of
ammunition. prepared Drihree monIhs' service from
ne lime wheni they my report II the Head Quarters
oithc army.
In the %eyentof a formidable invasion, it is need
tess "a appeal 90 The patriotism and valOr Of Tex
ans. They have won Liberty and Independence bv
their undaunicd bcro-m-lhcy enjnyd The blessings
Of ireedom-ihcy are proud Of their national charlc-
ter.
IL invasion should press upon us we are reouir-
cd 10y every sacred obligation 10 family friends and
Rnd country 10 fepcl our invaders with discontinue
ard disnsy. u war shouli cum, upUu us we will
--' ' Ef wv 49, VIII we uN|nn L#1 To
meet aud pursue our enemies vrh ycnreancs-
iLel have forgotten The generosity Wuh whieh hey
were ircliec when ihey were placed at me foi.i,1I
81 Texan mercy! They were s7veI when even
humanity would have ju.rG,J r'r.buiiye vengeance
Sh"uld Nercu again disregard tso exalted puucI
pies e civilized and honorable Warfare They shall
feel ihai nvcnging om that shall icke Of Them full
Hcomrcrse ~ oppres,ion aud cruelty! Te1lusc,u
and VIII BE- ifee'-tbsy " uld prefer deuh o. de-.
gradaiion. or Toe loss Of heir Independence.
SAM HOUSTON.
Calye''on, 1Ob March. 1912.
The P.cayune ofthe l7ih contains q "CarI 10 The
citizens Of New Odcans and tho Mi.ri-sirpi Val
icy" signed by Leri Jones and Jasgi e M,vrir,oa
who came over ~ The New York as Commissioners
from Texas. ashifg The aid of Americans. ord the
contribution of.uct useful materials" % re con.
dii,on ofibeir ruunfy 10Y require.
The friends oiTer5s 10 New Orleans were To-
bid a meeting al Tao Bink Arcade w lhe evening
Jfito l7h.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-29
a MESSAGE FROu PRE5lDgNr TYLER.

a MESSAGE FROM PRESIDENT TYLER.
a very singular resolution was adopted ia the
House Of Representative on the 18th instant. Il
runs thus:
Resided, That the President Of the United States
aud The Heads Of the sew erLl Department be re-
qnesiei TO communicl'e 10 the H,n$o Of Represcn
iaives the name of such members ff any II the
goa ani 27h congress who have been applcenrs
Tor Rice Und Tor what Offices. distinguishing bet.
wren those VINO have applied ia person. aud those
whose a}pictiions were made by friends, whether
in per-ono or by wuiing"
TINS res 'luu1n hIving boen Transmitted 90 Pres.
ident Fyler, he re p Inds To IL in a brief Mesa.c
winch appeared ia the National In .ri,encsr Of
yi'erJay. The President declines compliance with
reguiSiions o! The cnIl lie SAYS:
All appointments 70 Ofi-e made 10y a Prssideat
become ir'n The date Of their nomination 10 the
Senate, official acts. which are matter Of record and
are al TIE proper lime made known 10 the House Of
K 'prcssnlatycs AMI 10 he country. But applie,.
lions Tor office, or letters respecting aouointm, mis-
or conversations held " IA individuals ON such sub
Jecis' ara not official proceedings. unless. after Inc
nomination OF such peFs1n 50 wiring or conver.iur
The President shall think proper to iay such CORES.
P1hIehce oTeOnycrsItuu before tho Senate An.
plIcau'u ' IOr Oihie arc ia iho.r uaiIro clai Irn;i7i.
ana itHo rsasols assigned fr such applications Or
lho ntracs oIih Ia applicants were conmIniciieI.
not niiy w1Ili slci iu llicI cDuiIrn q be w,fip,
" N0iiici Jui m addition. % Is auit. obyi,us fb,f
~. - "NA H'H aNNN NAAN
o mass "i V'alo' Iur'lcrs .. ani psrs,lil muters
NJ1li ho made public NJ vast cpnsunpfl,, al
Une' m'ney'and uJJble. without accoupiisnlurpr
tending 90 any manner o. arc Jnllf.h. as IL a.,us,-
'' h'' any useful object CONNECTED with q s,uDI
ani constitutional administration OF The G,y,rum.pi
go auy OF is branches.
Toe Pf5''dsu further r%eIlies that ID nj, i-l,,.
meni O compliance with tho rcsYlUi.,p ,y,lLI lao
% surrender OF dIIes which o., constitute, a..
conferred exclusively on ihH Executive. that he c4u
H"' p'fdei'2 anY where bro tls clIstif.rr, , r-,f
~ "'n'l iho House OfRslrcsrun.ives NAV clam,
% hotr '1' fct.pns vncl an re- plictsf may u,y.
Ifn' app hHin uf url.r tio Executive D.plruc1f
o. a'y di'y fcs.ng upon thu hIIse by vhic,
my "e'''". nHFuti1'e mr any slcI appointment
iH'yloF pi the P,salr1t sr1 nu -fIsfpul,iy
rI5n' W. h1i been struck b. lla sing Ilr u1fp-s
oil 'h' r]e.'.1H11. lul nti Get 90 asrI5 1r r, oI,
Pose YI "'s.ns "a RON ais o. typ u1,l Do .,rl
ri'''I i'''l'eIIn until fhc P.s.Ienf'- rri,i.J.,
'r't1rsi. J. joe calls ugHe Upu.c yr iur,r,,.in
'l li1''mr m1.t'-s Frequently ct % d lfrsi. ,pJ
com .'.iir' atni. were onencr declined b., the Ey.
es1H'c'H would perhaps be bsuor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-29
TIE BANK BILL

Aher The receSs-Ths ums'. y~ssiertiy evetitg.
was engaged M the consideration of ihe Senlir's "a
mead,n snIs t. he banS bill. The House d,S,gcced
by a vote Of 50 w47. Io--,he amenlmeni Of The Sc
nate striking ont the sec Ia which requires The
Banss TO reuse within o. days after the y rihera
Blnks shall have com nenccd Ihe pu .ineui oi sge' ic.
T1Sv also adlel a srctinn limiting The reception Of
the Wheeling nilos m payment af ,aSes To- the cuun-
ITO, adjaren;. 10 The piiut where they are issued
and another section directing that the hnuusses due
from ile bank. s,hll bs pad ihta the Treasury IN
stead Orhrins inveuSl IA B,1k stock. The lIouse
Adjourned ab0uI hall past Z.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-29

a2lI go
TIE ADVERrislNc COYrR1sr

From the New York Express.
i'"ny Pap"rstie by score, Every weeL there
; = nc" on"' aud every week Il death. Slme fort
y h"y nave started IA thus city but 10 die. Their
numerous aud sudden deaths preclude the pusSibiIi.
them. ~
Ole WORD now as,o circulation. II is well known
mere are IN cI'ies advertising shecls only. which are
gwen away 10 every body. their sunp,rI e,m;p,
rom what Is paid for advertising. the cirrulstio1
Ce'"g u total loss. Thus Is u large business IN L,n.
"o"' anu much OF Il. Is al iIAes d.ne here. NV. il
~'.u''on was ever thing. these free sheets ought
10 nave all ad-Veriisemenis; for they are Crer. given n.
way circuiliiOn far exceeds any ejaculation oc ,bs
rrnny Press. They contract oGen Il, c;rcuf,ts in
SHne SJ,oJ0 % 1 ).O00 copies nn advertisement IA,
sHSh a pace. NJ regyA1r business man. h,wever
''''hhs 81 advertising In sIeh she is steadily: Pnerr
% 40 SetStHeSs in heir ciTcu uii-n. What cDs,s
''''n'hs Is regarded rs nothing. 81 the very cheap
'' % sac rehny Press takes away from lis value
- q medium OF advertising. or of intcrestiur IN.
public mind. The thinkers Of aud e.. IN. the ,,b-
ie' o. not carefully read and dwell u,on Them.
again. ~ some papers u is a pnsiiiye iu,1rv IN
''NeH'se. Thus. ~ iie Herald for e1tnIlr. there
can be little or no advertising. Hardly a msnc,nut
81 standing and chaa-Ier Will have h.. name there
~i''eu up wan ilic sirnHge cuBglumerluuns Of lha,
~ 'Hh''"s SAeet. An Advertisement pfa resJecIa.
DC nn IN such PRESCRIPTIONS. drives oT cus.nm.os
q - vel known. People reason thai the m n vbo
'iigs ont las sign there does iL. heraus, n. : !,
s',he pec"h'ar condition. Merchants aud Tr.Iers
'Ne good company. In such a socicIy Us ours. as
'"cls'iOn IA much, If not everything
mus much have wo To say Of what - pnblic a.
p'h'on rs TO The Penny Press. and Of il. ,n c,s-
: ar be u from Us To undertake il. wiihoutdscrmin,
non. The Penny Press has in il able mind, and
very pure men, whom in public or pnvare life all
are happy to know. la their new world" they ar.
capable OF Ioing immense god; AMI all we ask i.
that they be content ~ it,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-29
Calye''on, iob March. 1912
- DRrAINER 80 u LrNpYs -

TIE DRUMMER BOY or LuVDY's LANE
NJ Gen Winfield Seou While ,u ibo frontier d1
ring ore lrc hur-ar dagi-rIIes afs s-omrI-er4r.
di11er E,1cnluu by tme rirzons Of CIe,eti,I ,.fl.
''a iIe I"I'"inE c11uctcusiIc auccoite rhlt Decor.
frn during HHe u1Ilo Of LumFys lane in fe last
"oE }" iEe very midst of tre hlnIo bic nue4 Of,
N'f arrested w Observing ai "a bile distance ,,boro
"h'.o company OF rdcr.Y u1I llat been rpf
lo"n ~ I"' terrible Gre of lhc enemy three drum
mcr Buys q1arc.ng l0ra raEIa drum aI fb,f ,,.
Ifii % -hcn. N"n ihe two stronger ones Vrrt A.,
"hs'c'd-, Willie the .tirI qHcfy nrFsI bs .-.
awning Zoe rsac 10 t1e contest. A. that No.,
o. cann"u hall struck ibs bugs rf frl.f g..r 80
With one b1uHd ho Iule fellow rlr-ht ADD, f,r,
rom Hciw on them anil IS 90 "a sa1st off rrYv,t,
and % lpDI 'iutJ' dt.hr4 nrva-I @, Tho r.,rt.
ct Of DE frlt' Sul he GencmI. n -, aIm,-eI.
OBJ" hnIe "diicr n,afi role a0er bin sHd r.44,r.
OF hs nHmr Whch t1s--1ri directed b.n r
ne nd .he c.o8c1 f fe b1ufs bot Z never s,,.
iin alcrnHnie' A. hs fn1urHf M - o.r
i re a-frssTcrflbic merchants 3D. CirvrfluI sr.
or' anl ~'ih smile ont bow inftrned fbs cam-
faus ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-29

TIE LATESF-A stranger called a few days
since ~ or oh,a agrbE here Ire low RI pIu Of
the city and hired 600 ~rutiifse Of q desk 900 The 1si
q Aiay Nert h' 0rl. rcd s.teri nes sp1J ere. and
commenced ~sdtculsIrr AmYng Dihef things q
uanisd some s. IuIl,m lugls 81 q particular de-
cnpiigu, and o pffsou having f-rh fruds
which be Wus glad Or rau vih aa fHcy wsrs H,nt
o. fhe best cairl up,n iho advertiser ard rqrred
90 cell faom 90 him. Ie occorlingiys,tGrr rai p
sec what was fo current nfo Of Iho dry fltna
zee kIls gih BIN anouniing fo several hundred
dollars and ~ loi get rsfamcd-Neu lori Joar
.aaLm Ctnn9u.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-29
FREE rRAnr

Vermont is a wo,lgrnNing State Wool which in
1885 broueh, from So To c. cents n poanI AM
yielding he gr,~er a hinlsSans profit is now eel.
ling at % to 81 cents yield ing No prdi. AMI
without n new tariff. this wool will not command a
ny price sher The lsiof JAY. when The duties are
reduced TO the minimum Of ihe Compromise act
The Tariff and Free Trade doctrines are extensive.
ly canvassed ia Vermoni--ths Wings generally
Cor a tariff f"r prptecIiau all revonue-.he LoSo6-
Coz for free trade. and. consequently. for direct
'aNation for revenue. The Spin, ofuie Age. n Lo-
cn!uce paper al Woodstock he Other dag. ia advoca-
linz the free trade doctrine. saij;-
III - a little s,ang, that the f,rm.rs will no,
Understand Tins matter. 5 PIP 80. To make tho sub.
jvci plain. they sell their wUul ,his wear for E,rv
cents per pound aud buy their hr,id1loth f,r one
dollar a yard. The n,anu!sriursrs get up TAR nof
prnt' cton on oreisn b.oadclolhN no, to pro.ect them.
seivts bat the farmer; well. next year The farmers
sells las wool mr sixty rents per pound, aud hu,s
his hfoadc!o,l, orvno dollar and twenty g, nts ne,
yart; What has been made b. the operation, how
h,s he been pru.oeicJi"
\ correspondent Of The Burlington Free Pes,
mn 1 ch%eciua.ly uscs up hs Free rrldor IN reply
Take ue following extract as s,.ocimen-lci pro
dIr-rs and Luncrs READ iand reflect upmi il Itis
equally true oi O'i'er ihluss, as vi wupE-
Is q possible that Eastman aud winslpw are o,
s'uiIi HAT they cannuI see VIII the Farmers
would gam hy q revision ofihe Tariff and an In.
creasc oI protective duiiesl I will state the tSn ca.
s,s nUd | have NJ doubt INC Farmers Of This STATE
viii preceive the gain which would acerar 10 them
II Ea'imln of the Age ana wInslow ofrhe Senlinel
raunut.
an AZ farmer and raise yearly 500 pounds of
Nool. which at 40 ccuts per Poond only. frIchps
me $500 20
buy pads oIbr adcloih per year at
81 per yard, 5 90
Nv balance Is Sl95 90
Now nuic Tariff should he rnisrd As the SeuIin.
Il aHi Age put the case. my 500 pounds pr WAL al
90 rcnis per Iouad would fetch 500 OF
AHl my 5 Dads VI 5rOajclo.h. at 81 %.
N-u.d 10 G OF
FlV httlnce u S294 cC
No" ,itr,pt any s%irrp'-ton soc That I have 90
SD more Tor M wopl Uhen | pay FL 20 per yals
i' "a a.e.a sa-H when I paid 81; md f.rher
waite the manufacturer has gained only 30 per cen
on has goois | have & lined 80 per cent on lhe RS,
"i my w'ol In 50 PLAN a case Torres can't hum
bug as by tue sry OF corporations. mOaopuies an,
ariSioeracy'"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-29

NV IVWHI III|||UITI "
The Doihi. Checker tlfs mYrnaE FOO, Canton.
bringing Jaics 90 ihc 9Th Nsy. / On indebted D
Courier bud Frluisrs or letters and slips Co .hli
tais. The adyIccs frm Clnf1u t,fre 2tdl. repY-f
no important irmegr iUus Boo import .msrrhaltz
and no change Boo puce etrcpf O. Load. which can.
rot be qHJlcd higher tbau &C 9 30 Grserr o..
CAL ofmie. Tca-Ul Mc COnslus. TO purchases u.
cousidcr1i 900 have hc~1 mode ul late. aud prices
must decline materially before The mdd.e Of Da
cemoer Tho new Green fsHs have as YET arrived
m b1f small quantities bud fra fcw 81 them pur.
ch1ssJ lor r. siip now l1lding rather high prices
Lave been paid. Exchlrses remain sa lasi quot.
s-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-29

BENEFIT OF ADVERTISING - We learn
that since our remarks IN commentator Of Ma.
SEEIFF's CHEEsE they have srld with Astonishing
rapiIity and every one who suI''cors'ders ;hem
the ne plas ultra in The cheese line, 'nl, equalled
by the great cheese presented 10 Conceal ! ,ckson
10y the New Yorker. We are Grsiiicd AT the fact,
ns IL eyinces becoming taste on Ihc par nraur eli.
Ien.. for hey no doubt are the very best cheese.
that come into these paris.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-29

q gentleman travelling in Ysr-sont f,usJ o.. al.
lowing lines inscribed upon q board o.o, -,
'"s place where be stopped 10 Nater M, HORSE.
temperance huuiain good ascsn be-.
B','tr ff iiau run Or brandy.
tbs truth excite yoar iu,y.
Aa' your b9s5 DO Judge auJ jury.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-29
PENNSYLVANIA AND THE TApp,rr

NV A D IT. I a
The Boston Courier strikes strong for T,,iT
ana seems almost ~dspnssd To fsai oar barle for as.
' We are loo lazy or stupid To fight Il oursc,yrs-
bu' fennsylvann - aud Ia Ihs field VIII, srr,,r
weapons aud unyisiding hearts. a writer in lhe
gou'.a' oi ~ having expressed wonder that
.arH uoil"n- shOulA be 80 nis IN Congress. and
tt't 'hIs Stale should call so loudly for prntect,.n
i'r hcr iron. coal, and olher in,errs. tbs Co,,io,
replies N''i''
HOW Is II possible that a man Of common oh,,r.
WALTON aud intelligence Gun be surprissJ thar The
moEben Of Congress have At last ,penej t,ei, evo.
and ears TO the facts that have been Land bef,,s
u m aud TO ihs only possible remedy th,t can lac
uo'Seu 'f 'hs em0ariassmonts that every where
oesoi The country Pennsylvania Is SUFFERING oar.
hAps: more than any plher 5 ate. l. sn,ori'o.
mat she should be clamJrOus Tor prolect,o, ,,b.0
"'' lrers,fa cchlui,s, and merrh,,ts
10 sehs'"'y Icei li7i npi only tleir ii,Itvi ind exis.
'''' "' 'e 'feii OF tIe c,m.n tnwcalih. AMI
'"5 eN's,enc' OF rs political udo?sndcace'-,H.
ire m'"'''i IN ie prpleriIpn oi her Internal rn.
80 az" ue' o'n'sic industry against bs ruin.
Gus policy al Tree irIjel T. 10 sunri,iuy I'm, a,ho
predominant west" should demand nrotec,,o, n.
nome industry when he producer n orth,t i,l,s
~ are rendered mtre drugs 10 .he market br
INC operation o. our laws which EaayHasi7oy,, 30,
mi ihe mpouliiou o. such cnormo,,s o,,,,,,o, -
''frign s''ds aimIsi FREE II dgty.Gom psiton. wbo,b
VII not permit Us 20 land q barrel Of aiur. , r.sk
''N " N'MrN'aI hA llinFru IN nun al fIsrr -.
"lh'ul ptFing q h'cI dutyi II the write, r., an.
Journal Of Conmefc is el-DsiseR m r. r.,.tau
pr'Va.ence oi"u'ira tariff n1..uns" nos, AL, IL
20 ns eh'iions when ae shall 6nd gss he eert,,,fy
+" "' % np very disanr Jly) the "chiy,Ir.n 60,
,'- "'rn-1oaHeI sIu'i" u1HIng her VOTE, .,s
"ns lv'nn and lhe predominant ve.,, s,i
.'l"'''g a' Che d,'s o.. Cuosrcs Tor proicenanI
an INTRODUCTION FOR TIE SPRING
! hapE--A Do lFon NE ~ inIodscs yea J,
ISL; r' very harp to mike you, sequsi,.
"Hr h"e ''mr p~aricula, ficld.~ ,y. III,
aucsH "A Esat 'mluo of fcs,rciabiIry .nJ -.
go d sh'i-s m' nuch pleasure 10 1aar 70, 4,
"Fme day. MIR"
"sH'sndid Mr Dee"
ne 60 Ne" Y'rk % purchase god, I,u ppg,.s
.fr' ihai De- ny intention Mr. Doe"
Nlf Doe, aside ssou0 c0se d. its Introduce, ..u
udD Co sell 90 Mr Ret ""
~ nni on credit. G5rDugbt him here 10 gct rJ
y ",m Diuh him The bet wayyoa can NJ. I'm ,
''HAfn9i and be used 10 be- n customer OF our
could 90 % Tess ihln introduce him
Buy io' cash NJ Royl'
"No err wish Ire usual credrg
AA-hem-sory but we sell only fr CASH
'go1I morning" says Alr RE.
Coed morning answers Mr. Due and sr~,,,
.i- RE with friend.
W. Doe BE- o. mean merchant verv-18 s5ul n,
'Ih slys Che uir1Iucer f hs firli AZ, ~,
alter They gt io ihe street. n wish Z was1 o r,m-
dHion ip sell 90 you"
doubt Off," replied Mr. Roe.
ihls De- % sample Of he iutrIIurfilns t,rd,.,, ina
'n'nl' nay expect :" New Y,k this syong r
"h. Dc cash or ny.hing -N i la,ssa. L
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-29
GIVING

fEJa sgavt sn
oiuee iof 6'ssirg YOU my mother
Dla''e' a1d sc'lds mo al Tie day.
LEI ne have ft quickly-qrc.l,.
O''o me back NY Hiss / pray.
DI-shc keeps ~ great q tpnplt
Dh'aa' 81 shfrpiy-'oots ~ guyo-
D. my love % please nv m,i5,,.
Give me back ihs kissI gave.
WI upon you-Uui upon you-
Oie you give me fso you. Take.
Give me back the Two nv dsripg
Give Them fsr ny mothers az
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-29

The WHEELING LYCEUM meets this evening
at the cid council chamber.
DEsArE-"Shnuld this country declare war a.
gainst England."
Those who feel an interest in the discussion Of
This question are invited 10 attend.
SHERRARD CLEMENS. Secretary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-29

TIE CONSTITUTION OF mRGlNIA

TIE CONSTITUTION OF VIRGINIA.
TIE Legislature has just passed O bin i~noorpora-
ting a'ihcntrc. a FEW weeks ago they refused 10
incorporate a society fo hole a mall fund for The
relief 81 ogsd and disabled m5mhcrof The BcthoJ.
bet Church. on ihe ground ihni The Constitution di
not allow u. What sOr ola government is hat
which allows payers aud theatres 70 De incorpor a-
ted bot will not tolerate tie incorporation Of chur.
ehes or preachers Ought not every good man 10
Get his face against lac oonaii.uion and 20, cramenf
Of virginia. ABB
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ln''Tri Ifu'l. nsiuufuIIy rxpre5te il 4, sr,r.
"'' 90. '1I"~ ClfId hy iir ss5l smith
80 .n n Dbl. Iut = u.hau Mrs.-g,--
d. H'I.E tsa .elr.. thing.
NHH. heart fU u.lrv--
IT, l.1n'a slIIrss Ou lH1 hp-.
Wore su..s' aIl peace bso1s.
10 ".1sIH-sf of csIIcus pride.
The si.r.I tcIr o. stIrf-
y' IsI.-f irzgs dare i1 pren
l2J4 ils hardened henri.
~ dIu1.y fearful Nheu a child
Lhs BE- B5lJunI oyc.
AM aoFfeclirs ths cruel wuth
With c5iibsJIs pleading cry.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-29

HIGH WATERS-TEe New Orleans papers OF
the l7th fear some trouble from the high waters.
The Mississippi. says The p icsyune Of that dac, is as
high as it was in 1910, lacking Ii inches. An
oVerlsw was feareed.