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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-09
STATE BANK.

The extra session Of The Legislature COM
mences on the 25,h Of July. The object of
tho session is TO divide tho State into Congress
sional districts, according The new spportion>
ment. The PainesvIe Telegraph urges the
people 10 memornze the legislature, at the
extra session, for the charter Of state bank
with branches, or rather 10 demand il, and
tells them, in case their demands are not com-
piled with, TO remember it on the second
Tuesday Of October. That is the issue you
are going make, is il. genllemenl Wel-now
lei US hear your argumens'in favor Of a State
bank: l. State bank of Illinois, bursted; (pa-
per rs per cent bel ow par.) 2. Slate bank Of
Indiana going down, (tbe last news from Pitts
burg 8 l.2 per cent discount, it was coming up
a sbade) 8 MichiganS tate bank, failed. a.
State bank Of Arkansas, gone 10 smash. 5
State Bank Of North Caroline. deed. g..
State Bank Of Tennessee, do. 2. Slate bank of
New York broke (75 per cent discount) 8.
State Bank Of New Jersey at TIE nton broke.
8. Bank Of the STATE of Alabama, Us per cent.
or more discount 10. Fifty Banks and bank
ing institutions, out Of II in Ohio, broken or
very dubious. il. U s. Bank the great re.
guator Of the whole, ruined past red empton
blythe rascnlity of its officers, Salt won't save
il. Any more arguments gentlemen2 If you
have, fetch them on Convince us and we will
90 with you. Bui if that is the way you are
going to ''regulato the currency" We hope
YOU will excuse us. lie bad enough already
- TrunbuU Co. Dem
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-09
TRuE DOGIRlNE.

We cannot refrain from copying the follow
ing sens bic remarks upon the financial con-
d,iiou Of the county, from the Congregation.
al Journal,-a religious paper published al
Concord, and very ably edited by Rev. Hem
ry Wood. II is proper TO say, that the sem
.iments are expressed in connection with 9TH
ere, touching the subject Of milestone:
"Congress has taken no measures for The
relief Of the county: it has proposed none. 1t
is not ours 10 sit in judgement upon our rulers;
much of the doing Of legislation is like the
wheel of the prophet: it is $50 high" that 10
the beholders it is "dreadful." We would
not inirnde into things which we know not.
But the fact is indispuable, that nothing has
been done in the halls of Congress promising
a return Of prosperity to the enterprise and
industry Of the country, perhaps little or nolb-
ing can be done.
With euch a prospect the duties OF the
christian are obvious. He should practice e.
economy. Not only prosperity but the hope of
Il, begels exlravsgance and waste. But the
possession and the hope are al present inter-
dcied. There will be comfort, there will be
sufflciency, provided there are no idleuess end
prodigal expenditures The elasticity and
pOWCl VI hoC Oh'VIP''eo WIZ VI IulOt
restore things to ther accustomed order.
Industry is demanded The liberal profess
sions are no, only full but crowded; and in
merchandise, ihsy who sell compete in num-
Der with those who buy; lei tine professors, Of
agriculture, of The mechanic arts. and Of
household manufacture be multiplied; let la
Dor be elevated to its true dignity, and be
honored as a christian vistue."
The people of lh's country have yet les
son TO learn, or rather they are now in the
midst of iis lofty rudments They are to be
taught to rely loss upon1aw-makers and moro
upon their oWn enersies-less upon speeu,a-
tlon and more upon honest industry LESS up
on credit and more upon puuclual payments
less upon rag money, and moro upon The real
value They have yet TO drop oil distinction
between homes, pu suits for livelihood. The
tilIers of The earth bank, are and should be,
of more Importance than all other bank tillers,
teers, or officers land labor, whether in the
field Of wheat, of religion of law, Of poincs,
is TO be estimated more in proportion TO lis be-
neticial result to to The whole human family,
than to a fractional favored portion thereof
~ III Argus.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-09
No TIME TO READr

How ofien do we hear men excuse them
selves from subscribing TO paper or PERIOD
ical by saving they have mo time TO read"
When we hear a man thus excuso himself,
We conclude he has never found time 10 confer
any substantial advantage either upon his
family, bis country, or himself To hear
freeman thus express himself is truly humii-
is,ina and we can from no other oplDion, than
that such man is of little Importance TO soCi-
CIV. Such men generally have time to attend
public bsrbecues, public meetings. sales, and
singing schools, but they have 'snO time 10
resd.o
They frequently spend whole days in gos
slipping. iiphng, and swapping horses, but they
have no time 10 read" They sometimes lose
q day in asking advice Of their nei9hbOrs--
pomotimesa dsyiu picking up news, ihsPrices
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-09

a better world. By the mere force of numbers. this
proposition was voted down. and the majority, who,
eighteen months snce proisssed much love for the
old sodier--soughs to couple with it, stab upon the
character of Andrew Jackson His friends Indignantly
refused to accept at such price, the money wrongful
ly detained and illegally procured and preferred truss
ting to future Congress to do him justice. That time
viii soon be at hand 1.-The doom Of federal whiggery is
sealed and we are confident that the first act of the
next Democratic Congress will be TO remove this foul
this infamous stain sought to be inflicted upon Andrew
Jackson's name and character May tie aged hero
live to see this act performed and may belong to our
Allen, or.our Tappan to Introduce the bill the passage
ofwhch will do Justice TO him who filled the meas
ure fhis countIy's glory" and which will be hailed
man in the communicate. Statesman.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-09

currency and the excbaUees-bul these men
never have "any time to read" They have
time TO huei 10 fi'h to fiddle, 10 do nothing"
but no time to read; such men generally have
uneducaled children, unimproved farms and
unhappy fresdes. They have no energy,
no spirit of improvement no love OF knowledge
they live "unknOwing and unknown" aud Of
ten die unwept and unregreued,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-09
SENATORS TAPPAN AND ALLEN-RHODE
ISLAND-JUsTICE TO THE HERO OF NEW

SENATORS TAPPAN AND ALLEN RHODE
ISLAND-JUSTICE TO THE HERO OF NEW
ORLEANS.
In no State in the Union have the people cnuse
to proud Of their representatives in the Senate of the
Nation, than have the Democracy of our own Ohio.
Benjamin Tappan and William Allen have meyer yet
deceived them. Every vote they have given has been
in accordance with the democratic principles they pro-
iess, and amid the stormy and fierce conflicts in
the United States Senate, while an arbitrary ma
joriy bent hurrYng through measures, such
the United States Bank raught with the diIest evil to
the country and its free institutions, their voices have
ever been heard in defence ofthe peoples rights of the
greatest good fthe greatest number. With the bgh>
est order talents, each in his own manner united
utorica powers, unequalled in that Senate chamber.
True, Judge Tappan is no, what the world would
call an orator. but as ready debater, quick in retort,
with mind stored with knowledge lie has the art of
saying in few words than any other man in the
Senate oflhe United States, Whahc says is always to
the purpose, always to the point
Mr. Allen, though yet quite young man. has earned
for hmselfa fame which shall last with the great and
aud the good, long after even the infamy Of his
vile traducCrs shall die away, and in pity be forgotten
His recent noble efforts in behalf of Rhode Island of
her abused and oppressed people, and of that great eaA
tue in the democratic creed, FREE SUFFRAGE, will rally
around him phalanx of friends, of which any man
might be proud. Though traitors betrayed and COW.
ards deserted, that cause and liberty is now extinct in
one othe States of this great republic and though the
gallant spirits who struggled for freedom such as is en-
joyed by other Sates and such guaranteed by The
Constitution of our common country, are now in pris.
on, and the State ruled bya cowardly tyrant, under
charter from proaigate British Kng-sill bs efforts
those ofa fireman. wishing others as free as his
own noble spirit, and worthy ofa Roman in Rome's
best days. Let bin but persevere in the path he has
marked out let truth and justice and liberty as now be
still his gude the polar star of hs political faith, and
that Democracy, Of which heis so able champion,
will never desert him.
In the recent effort to have justice done that great and
good man. who amid he peils Of the fight as well as
nhe Cabinet upheld the honor the interest and glory
Of his country the Senators from Ohio were not found
wanting. That measure failed. hs not the ptul
sum ofone thousand dollars with interest, that The
friends Of General Jackson want, though ID was taken
from him unJusicy, and for saving New Orleans, her
booty and beauty, and the valley Of the Mississippi
from ragage, but il is that the as foul stain inflicted up
on him by his enemies shall be ped ouI, ere it shall
please Heaven 10 call the eyed here from the peaceful
shades oithe Hermitage, to another and we believe
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-12
wHEATFIELE INN,


edaSr 50 i idDs " eol ,sr '.I Sf E Ss e.
Isisi ~ 10 the mcrchsuufe and IT, hng e. nm.
.s<,zA-eeSa nifty, hns the honor huuounc- {, hi.
tellpw citizens that ne has tins d,v opened the,
new house. just completed by It's mus GeoA' ,nd en-
ierprsIug owner. Samuel Iol,s E-q.
The building wa, contracted solely ,siih a view
To- Comfort and convenience. and cpmh.nor n ia.
simplicity ard improvements of moiern - We, of
the nd. The cstnb-hmtut Possesses s-aUv al.
vauilrcs, and certainly yi,lds g. uuue m o ,-y in
To" CIgiHt'Iiy of ne position. wheeler Won ratd lie
elevated and hcallhu location or ~ cs"irlt siiu,
tIou ior trade
u - surrounded ~ n1rracros. stores ND vnrc
houses, furnishing Ia go rnrpedisi- N.,,ai,y album
lam markets re- oil the departments ufi-"dc - tat
country mer hnub and traveller, " Gnd Z: u
less advantageous a sop ins place ~ lhc,- iraa.
si~ni visits, than city meuhlns aud hos-,icr. p.rr.
iar'v cuuN erIcut pi1ce of resort on, -lerNc
TIE unders cued kcllVTe, Il VIEW u be ~oc,lip,- ~,
odd that the internal police Of go esab' iShmt ,
VIII DC reduced tpsyscm--Jhat Lis s-,isi nis " al
he Nndvr respectful and attentive Disc -. and ~
general administration in tie euIersirln.~ af has
patrons. will he couduviCi glou ytEci e hh,
rdli'y. n hs siali dcvyt. his e1Iirc timo rs re
n-wci attention. u ronief II what its III : i'd do
sire It should Le. Fr,m g., business adyuo,agcs. IL.
hcal'hful position. ITS CT .aci,us aud " u aired
rooms, and ~ numerous comfortable adaptations.
the pro rector would respectfully bcsprak ihs rub
ho encouragement fnily believing that the WIZ,
held Inn viii contribute not less by s appear.- 70
- The ornament of he Western portion of the
than by rs uset1lncss a1d cpn venie1cc q tho et
larceme1t Of the business operation, OF the nciFt.
horhooi
may 7-2v JOCKEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-12

10 Judge % tLrn I,e Great nl,ral ,ilts hat 'n1l
b sok-i ir,n the ,snll~t,nsu ed ibc lu o>v'i
sgoreu,.u'; suh ,cui. iu car uuv J"dg' 40 "'
- Vrt~eign. al "pp, inc C.'isit-Ip'iou' Jt> i'e
and le,ieuc, - fssrr iUr 'I~ rights II Ot'''N n
= ll,iiuc care e,r oar oNu d"inrstr inlefes'-s
hand ~ hand On thi. fu'g,ct. and all uni'e !" "'
Inau.S the r.c,,guiiou oi the great claims o n''
zia7c ia The ayka"~ lcgeiucni hat Il has N'lue ~"
ough TO De cot.ideEe, - Pr'Te'iy oo'h Al no'ne anu
a'rJIa.
Th- r.i.,iug sr-sAgensnt respecting copy right
or rn,hr, ,hc w,ui auy tar arfnngemehi between
th. c,pp,, and Great BrIain on that subject. oper
.t,. &, tie way ct giving premium uIua the "a
,-, If Brit,S literature attn 'ncst ~, u Is not right
th.t tbs .i,id DO -. II tsuuIusi t. Am rican au-
thor. q. well ~ those oi Great Britain, who receive
r.n compensation t,r the sale oi heir works IA Thu
Sounir, ai,d &, im roper that Greisn literature
should be l,cej. a. Hv'Tc. mo our republican com
Anuhitcs.
SGrh larra,ure. ,inclnrej " ia European man
nsfs C,isJms. AID nrlitutious 10 Il adapted 10 The
Nho'e.smc sc,N'h If Nc-;otn ciyilz tlipn where
tn.niv Independence should ever stand The pre-
Nominating ,rIuE oiIhs land
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-12
TRANSPORTATION no y yopK
And BOSION

N-Nb lNtNA IN.
TRNilE subscribers arr nov r,cp,r.,J In c,,v,,I
n floar' Bacon, Lorq. 7tLu,,o. Ho,i, C,,f...
Hemp. Batter. fsohcSs. and inter art,!es of pr,,.
"u,e :" We cures Ct GesrsLi.d. Bgfa'o. AiJIny
anu Ne" for6 10y the Beaver add New York a..
~. Or across from Albany Bosron--by the
Western Rail Road
TOR '"'gs lots. special contracts can he made. nj
r'eS "s e"" or lower. than 10y Mt, uher inland route
tfe'shi shipped at VIII, cling n "a Canal boat " ~
"e earned through To Lake Ere wuLuut re-sh r.
men' from theme u Will 60 hy team sJai or vessel
"A clear Ball II aiding wall bc srgu,d at wheel.
ing ior delivery at the place OF destination n lri.
"u delay, or additional charges uu he fuu'e Time
-usnally from ~ To IA days
Prndu'e iT Philadelphia, Baltimore Richmond;
Ne. tnrwardcd as usual, either 10y wagons or hy
ihc Pennsylvania canal
~ present the rates are al 'ut 81 per 100 lbs
F"rPlriculhrs apply II b! rr1il past yai,) 10
mHy Y NIEt-E' = 20
Chronicle. 81 Clairsvil'e, Ma, svrlle Eaglc. Cin-
,i"naii Gazette. Lexington iutcil,e-nccr. L,usvilc
Journal. Nashville RanErr. puhll,n weekly to the
amount of one a liar aud charge tins office
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-12
NEW AND CHEAT DRY GOoDs


NEORGE M'MURRAY woulI respectfully in.
N vac tie attention oi his c,'y end urnrry Gus.
toners 10 his general mad We'll selected STOCK
CT DRY GOODS whirh he j. now opening. con.
ssiiug ~ purI, VIZ; Cloths md ca-Simercs, bI,ck
eic other lyess black uud invisible crccn srmrner
y"'hs,hla'N and do Nap leon cloths and cashmere
Nn.rncIenucs sud domestic drills an colnrs. sumo,
bri'sh trcnch AMI American chuf- an unusunIly
large stock OF dOr,esrc prints ienazio', and Other
sewing 'ilk. and cotton h"siefy. full stock. super
florence braid nnd straw bpurcIs willow nri rynre,
De" ain leaf has n beautiful assortment ol French
and Manchester gInrlnms. lower than ever "a red
~ 'hT market. ala nrre stock Of brown AMI h!caI
nusins. raraso'S, general assortment sriiu. net.
iihcy M and gloves weh all the articles rcuernF
Iy Kept ~ dry GU Il house. MISC super gunpow,Ie,.
imperial. anl IL teas. RIO coffee. sc. &c. The
Hto'c goods having been purchased four weeks
ounce extremely lnw in the city of Philadelphia will
he sold at the least fossihle advance for cash or
good customers at short date.
np3O Nv.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-12
CoMMIssIoNEEls sALE.

John Galley In CHANcERr.
vs. BY virtue of decree OF the
Hannah AekeI Crchir Sr~@rior Cunrt OF law
and others. J and Char>sry G,r The conatyo
Ohio. rendered in 'hs cnusr dn ths Hi Jay Of Re
hruaTy; 1892, ] snail on Wctnc.,a, 49, 9Th da,
OF June n6Nr. ihHt t,fg ,re ~, ia. court laws
Tor The June term Of The County r"u'. OF the e. /
county tHtr fer solc, al tie irnr, ..oor "T tIe
C"nH house Of Ohm coG-.S. ie West half
Of Lot No. 7a. situated IN the Ca, oCyyb.al.
Iug; on Clay street
The sale will he made on SIX rad tNc'vc months
credit. the purci giving bond with god sec ri
~. hearing interest from date fpr pasr..ni Of 20.
purchase money, aud Tie lille rrinineJ uaiiI tn su
ney paid. !. W. MITCHELL 9
For ARCH WOODS. :. &C
may And (,am'r IA tho Dehalf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-12
JOCKEY.
TRUSTEES SALE.

n . \ yrtde IF deed ct u1si executed to me
ED 10y Chlr!cs Mouha NJ; sell. for ready cash
az public auction, on Saturday, the 2sih inst. a n
The right lille and interest oI le said Murrha INTO
and To the ccnirc ihirl PAD Of loi No 2I6 in Z e
addition % thu town Uf Wheeling LAID uut Iy WI
nam Chapline. said Par Of snr 10; being forty feet
AID eight inches "a irbit. Third si-sc IL So-Jh
Wheeling and running hack siI'y-sl let. Sale 10
ako place uu the premises
Also at the same time and place a lot ~ .'oase-
hold furniture shot gun, l1i pf cnrpc=t> "a s,5!s
aud 4. liver watch. Sale 10 e.,nnme-cr 71'ci.-sl
~ % sud day, SA SINSOy.
NAV LIS ,Nrr,Ie.
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TRUSTEES SALE


q 81 virtue 81 a decd Of trust rom Peary Sharp
HD To me. bearing dale the l6h day Of Dcccu.
Ger. 1880 ant now OF record IN [ 9 Clerks ON
90 tor Marshall county, book :, folio ITO IN Mon
daV, tn egh re, nth Day OFF uy i,42 At the from
% y 81 tie t0uft House TOR MoTshall county |
sIa.l u to The highest ard best bidder 4 puolir
au GA ON the terms hereinafter mentioned, lhs
'ulp'v.ns described 'racis ur Parcels Of lauI, v.
One ua,I containing IIrarr.s audS5 poles is
ny thc wa ,rS OF i.Hrls G. ave Creek IA .h,
rourty OF NarSiIat hJunt,d - 1 forth IN th,
decd OF trusi u-iyr. mrnuoneI, beng he san,
i,nt conveyed Ia sail Sharp ~ Jess. rnmNns, D.
by deed beating date ne l5:h day OF February,
1926
Also a tract Of land conlailrna 30 acres. living
On the waters of Little Gave Gre klntno c. an
~ of M1rsh1.l, bounded rs set forth n the deed
OF trust bsiorc mentioned, bcrrR th= same land
cOuycye 10 saH ShaTy by Fredr lex Su der 4 n 3
wife 10y deed J-arIns date th- n dat OF NAV,
1899.
Al-o tract Of Land containing Al acre.. > rnods
s. 81 ppes. lNIng on the w.rter- OF Ii: lie ~ ave
ceK ~ the slId count, Of Marshall. bounded as
set forth ia the deed of trust before mentioned
being the same land conveyed to sail SHARP Iy
Elisha Goodrich and w.lc. ty d-cd bearing date
the eth day Of August, 1871
TIE (NS OF ShE-Oue f,Hsth nf The pur.
chase utoIcy cash cns iunrih Iu nine months
one fourth ~ iI'crn months, and the u ma.Df'fl
! iou u at two yCtTs, with 10 errs' from he uaS
I "T sale For the red yT credit lnstalmeJt'
bonds with personal security 10 be approved by
me will BE- required, and the u'le retained unu
the whole Of The purchase money shall nave
brcn pIiI.
before mentioned, shall ;e'f and convey ouly
the rItle vested IN NE by The said deed OF trust
whIcd II Is believed. however, will be found on
tNamlna non, 90 he clear audlnd spTlable.
ANY further Information drs. ed can 10 had on
application % me AZ my ofHre on Main street ,E
the city o. Wheeling
JAMES WHEAT;
opI4-n rru.,cr.
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The following m imprOmpiu on the fine uf 5.
tssy IN cisd q SchLolin,sicr ia England.foi ki,-
siuS a lsd,'r ~, = against her consent.
The far ~ It tiSy al the uT'st - shilling.
B,i ,Le bass a Gown. II The tdi. be unwilling
.NVi.at o'.i,ck. Pa p imputed q I avcler
e. ctt q" no.hiu'." ausyScryd he Miesan with
rreai cunflrncc.
"yyhai ia ,uu rnc,ul" lsScd he traveller.
..Nui quite p.Ic.' rcI led Pat; "sni Il G,llpw. in
,.-rs> tnai W'iy' lsfi'G cue - q, Al Ca urhinT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-12
JOSEPII SMITH
CITY HOTEL,-

81 THTI8I 30.
TEfERON GARNUM and HANSON NONE
4 LAND having purchased the Inieren Of Joe
VI Patton 20 the above ramed e. tBbishment $50
aicd on the corner 90 Third and Vine streets, 81
LOUIS. respectfully inform Their friends nnd the
lc that they wII. con ilnre the keeping Of the
house ~ the best possible mann6f, and that
turi az cN, trst shall 1c spared N promois
comfort Of the guests. The house as th2iblT
ntcd M aglCnsaat Ia:t e the cry ag1
H|LORA-Jusl received un consignment lot nf
a Eiowerug plants nni ,Arubby which will
be sold tor cash al The rnrdcn prices ~ the DrHE
.rcI store Ut mar % As TODD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-12
Pennies BEWARE or CONSUMPTION.

FEMALES BEWARE or CONSUMPTION.
4 Np ~, suf.r the early seeds To kuI' Is fatal
y threads ia your system. but guard them =
=" would Ihc thief at night. When you find the
ftsl eneiny'E .cking To destroy your health by imb'
tns lao evil -s,,ls 1T n 'cri 'us disease. REMEM-
lBKR Dir DUNCAN'S ENPECrORANT REM
I:DI viii Immediately drst oy nud remove Ihem.
Thousands Of your lie annual Or tho want Of
prirrr ,rruimc ~, Had those known the Wonder
fIl Ell cts of ilis medicine. anil uscd It IN time,
Iasny could have rr,lnng"d their days, nnd yet be
dwell NJ amrg-, their dearest friends. Those
WIN ne lain under The inflnenc" OF This disease
,hnT'd luse LINE 10 procuring DIR DUNCAN'S
ESfECTOBAN'r REMEDY. ri, safe nrrd cG.c.
'uaS sad slways gives relict ~ the most hopeless
Gus | strengthens The week nnl drhaIcd, re-
lSres the pain ~ The hrea and side; SurprcsSes the
sisIr ssing cough; stopping the hectic fever and
nghi sw-a :. aud Il al, q the case be not too far
si'arGsdy restoring prr!r,t health.
Eull dtret Inns aud = treats, T. given On pam
ftisi. Which accompanies ihc medicine.
F,F safe al the Prirciy1 oiiirr, - 10 North
L. sh,h rect PiiaIe!phi, Al-o q, the stare OF
J"HN FISHER.
inss ID Wheeling. "a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-12
EDLAIN INSTRUCTIONS to prepare an

- preserve irum rust iron. cast irVn and steel;
and Likewise o. cover iron wrh .uTfr-r of copper
Likewise n method Of TN king and preparing he
slivanic powder aud paint. b. George johnson of
New York, inrmery ofCal"uua. The above work
viii he published IA pamphlet form in ttr,.ity al
New York "a tic course OF n few weeks. u viii
he one at the most Useiui wusSs ever puhtshcd -
The author la, secured tire copy right { The Uni.
ted States aud England. The work will be sold IN
ihis city by the subscriber, II - per COW pay.
able on delivery. JOHN II THOMPSON,
may Literary Depot. Monroe a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-12
DOLLARS
OF PRIZES IN DRY GOODS,

MI IN rOODH,
10 be had daily at the OF MINI aud Maids u.
streets iof
CASH nrr Nur on Tier.
MA y ATE now rcceivi q. oUd opening splen-
w dd summer stn' < Of FANCY and STA.
PLC DRY GOODS. winch. ~ ADDITION 10 our Tor.
m"i stock. renders our aSsuriu,cui large and ~
complete ms any IN the west ahd whuh sc are de-
Iermined 10 sell f'r CASH At very reduced prices
to sn the Present ecuDm.r cal times and scarcity Of
rI"ney.
On the first day Of August next the limitation Of
our present partnership expires liza, iug lhaI object
IA view NJ are determined To rednce our present
stuck OF 6 'ols n TnIcn possible & consoq aeuily
have that additional md dcrnent on our pat 10 offer
great h'rsIins TO cash buyers, and have there
fore. determined IL discontinus the gene nj credit
s,siem anil Will sell a. prlcIirablc) eG,lu.
Hvcly for CASH. Those who wish 10 get a large
pr-mium On the way at bargains for thcir mo ney
will find II 10 tIeir interest to wenI their way \,
shop.
With such Of our old custom ors however who have
promptly paid their bills when presented. we ,gI
he pleased 10 continue very agreeable hp-iness
intercourse under mrmer arrangements and al our
lowest "csh prices
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