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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-24

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So silently we scarce dol know
UnUl that hour when fades The breath
How foul nd fatal rs The blow.
a COLD should he watched. The present wiz
( q ter has been uncummJHly rh1rgah's and dan
Rerous. More colds have been taken and TIE
seeds Of consumption aud small pOX thereby
lad. Only bee careful and you need not fear. \
cough aud chill should be atterdrd 90 wncu h'st
felt and the cure completed, Pa COM
lives e thousands from consumption by beng
used In time. Usc stick or Two daily nndyou
will tak- no colds. Remember this ADVICE IN
season.
fresh supply i1si received al 20 Monroe street
hy JOHN ~ THOMPSON, sole agent iJr this
CITY. Country merchants supplied on LIBERIA
tC.ius To D
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-24

.cc.l.Iiy invited TO- tal aud s1s1,ins f1T ToUE~
selves. Hours from 4 VI 90 90 =.
one Cf tbg improved apparatus for sale vIth
rstruo. rnna auuiv shove. spiS
SOMETuING NEW AND TRULX
INTERESTING
|L OF IS news Tor tie UuIle4 aiatas aaa nv
Ok g. icuLs OF Liberty ssd Tfsh Svss ne
k.rg-. .ra .r.s.g. messenger.
Igr u.r. sgr. UrIIss o. view and poiats Oat
ruJ..rHf.Ha vents tllt W'iI saoltly tak y-ses
earth, which viii restore Toe Jews % tlsT EN-
guI, wIish wI.. destroy tns sac sales Of tnrsrs
Government uud Church, s1a estcbilsh 10 sing
IHu .u earth over oil tIc N0rts o. hIs hEgcs.
IH.z Tus4st..' ls just pub.isbCd end maF 81 OBJ
tanned rf fUg bFgH store - " iDdA hlRB *
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m..lasd Ohio Rail hUsl n1sey. flso ssao
is. CUTLERY. ~ - Loag ss.s n snSss sa3
.Hras. 81 pieces nseif
w. VII. 30 tais mIFl.uz 40 ssI sslsz roause.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-24

7 VIE subscribers keep constantly u hasI r. I4r-e
2 assortment uf Carpcting and Rugs. Winch
they viii sell private sale a: twenty pfr cent
lower tran tive same article can be purghaF.g
etscwncr IN ~ : ,itv
B&EN FIN GER & SHRLICEOSS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-24
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For months 81 50 is invariably charged. No
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aad no paper discontinued cxccpr at the discretion
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banks. bound and nlnin. &c. &c.
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FIRE d MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
WHEELING.
DIEEC rpRs FDR 1912.
2 Shrivcr, Samuel Meet. Joseph Morrison,
Jmcs HcLgre SObje,k Brady. John Goshorn.
william Paxton, Charles ID Knox, Thomas
job Istun
IS SHRIVE2 Pr.sidcu:-D LAMB, Aacat
Capital StO tx SIOJ,OOJ. Once IL Nam street
WHEELING SAVINGS INSTITUTION
Capita. Stock SIi 500
THOMAS hughes, President.
IL IL oY. Treasurer.
DIREcrSRs-Mrrysn Melon John N Mul-
lea, Joseph MORRISON, Robert tr1n.le, sam Ell
Ou John ClsIke, Jonas Crumbaeker. James
81 ,berts
Discount d1v-ThurSday Of each wcek-Of
hte On MIan street, L, ~ door below tie NIrg mia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-24
Wheeling, Sept 10, Is4I -6m

4 NORWARDING-T subscriber. havinc
y an extensivs acquaintance in the east espcci-
ely m Daryland. proposes to forward any dcs-
eiptlnn 81 produce NJ charges which will be satS
. ciory. Hrs warehouse Is peculiarly "a apicd 10
The storage Of PORK, Lard, Butter and Bacon.
IA VI JAM SON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-24

store. ~ Nam street. w ncCilDg.
YRGINIA-ro wIr-b, rules held In she
tcrks ,tirc cot The County Court q EvIc- cauu.
~ OF Murda. the D dayof Deccmhcr l.g
Nl!Naln Underwood Complainant
auais-t
>itney : Miles, EdmJUi q Niles, Nal!nfa Ran
dali hers M law OF Elisha Miles decreased,
aud William II DuNd, Fro .rirk 4 Dowt.
Frances !. David, IN Gcs Il BJwd, Sidney II
Do yd. NallHda = D wi, Ann = Dnwd and
Charles " Duwd. children aud heirs o. law
Of E.zl Ii DuNd deceased VINO was also an
heir at law oltHc SAID Elisha AiIlca deceased
Defendants
HNlllS day came the Cumplainani l..i rI;;-,,.i--
e.. r-a.--I2Issftfud y Miles
Na.iura Randall heirs al law Of Ei-hu Miles dc.
,casrG. William h DowG, Frederick \ Dpwd,
frances !. Dowt James r buwd. Sicncy ~
Drwd M1h1ta p Dowt, Aun T. BoWd and
Charles II Dpwd rCt having entered their up-
nn7ruucr aud gwen srcvrrfy according ~ j1e aCt
II Assembly and the rules of this cour' Dit up.
'e1fius hv satisfactory eyIceus" that thCyorc rci
inhabitants 90 THIS state, therefore, on Uf1jllu of
'hc Complainant by his attorney, 70 il ordered
hat che said absent defendants DO appear hero
on the second Monday of March ncXt and an
50 cr the Compl1ihaurs BILL AMI that copy
of his order be inserted ~ the Wheeling Times
or two months successfully and posted at tho
court house door Of this county
4 cory tes'c ID HICKMAN
J u S'crhenson for Comp't Clerk
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-24
WHEELING SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
Capita. Stock 81, 800
THOMAS hughes, President.

DIREcrSRs--AInrgsn Melon JChn M'Mul-
len, Joseph Morrison, Robert Cr1uale, sam Ell
Ou John Clarke, Jonas CrumbaeAeT James
81 II ,berls
Discount d1y-Thu-sday Of each wcek-Or
hten Allan street, mex door below tie Yirg MIA
Hotel.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-24
9 q ~ a. = FL N Il s
UNION LINE
To
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II y Y y = Il ] IT
VIE above line consists or n DAlly IIvr or
IENNsrLvSNn BOATS ia connection with a
Daily Fas, Line ct
PORTABLE FOUR SECTION BOATS.
Which will be run ON strict TEMPERANCE and San.
BATH NEErrNG principles.
Tho business will be conducted. as horciaiUrc, hy
The Projectors
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-24

JACOR \ KLINE

YER Or MAIN a. MADISON STREET. $
WHEELING. II.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-24
AIEDICATTD CANDY

: BOYER. of Slcubenville. Ohio. has succeeded
- m manufacturing an art Gle Of Cunly lent
be cypc'icurc Of many has proved most cfIirar'
20 the case 81 coughs, colds. ho1Iscucse, Glen
NC the voice. 0ud Is used ~ n remedy for hroy
chills sore throat. hopping c.ul j.. sc Mr. Hp'
ur considers this Caury equal II not very much
superior 90 any .thrT IN use, uJtwiths'an. .ug
the many h.oalod advertisements that havy4u.
Ted their. into notUrlctv. The proprietor has
spared no pans IN making himself Acquainted
with the various articles that enter INTO and com
pose this celebrated cgud and conf lsutly rec
ouimcDd IL 10 all who are suffering uuccr any Of
TIE above malallcs please call and give 10 fair
ral' 70 b had a ms mnuniuciury Stcuhon'
Vile Ohio aud Al y y Dorsey's dug store, Mar.
sct street, SteubeuviIic. chic.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-24
FIRE a. MARINE INSURANCE. COMPANY OF
WHEELING.


Shrivcr, Samuel Meet Joseph Morrison,
Jmcs HcLgre SObje,k Brady. John Goshorn.
william Paxton, Charles ID Knox, Thomas
job Isiun
5 SHRIVEI Pr.sGeu:-D LAMB, Agent
Capital StO tx SIOJOOJ. OifiCe Il Nam street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-24
KING a CRUNBICKER-
S.O@RO
CO az Srrna

& q On RKINO
WANTED
& E"N which The hiEAcst price ~fi b ma =
60 ''e I"y Aucica Rooms, No. les Nsrs.s
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-06-15
BRITISH INDIA.

Gen. Harlan, an American, who attained pow
er and rank in Affghanistan, where he resided
several years, has since his recent return, pub
lished book on India, which we have not seen,
but from some extracts Judge to be of great in
terest. The following is the conclusion, and if
it be indeed true, the English nation are strangely
deceived as to the character OF their moral as
cendancy over the Hindoos. An empire Sc, held
cannot long continue. .
"The tenure of British India, and consequently
the integrity Of the British empire, is at this mo-
ment sustained by single hair, and that so
tensely drawn that the slightest adverse move
ment will certainly snap asunder the retaining
power The thousand native princes of India are
regarding with intense anxiety and ardent hopes,
the movements of the British army before the
Khyber pass, and the fate of General Sale at
Djillalabad. Every able bodiedman, whose num-
bers are not less than five millions, coyetous and
exasperated enemies, is standing with tsthe foot
in the stirrup and hand on the spear, gioating
on the hope of plunder which the traditions of old
age have placed in fascinating visions before
them. The sentinels are on the watch-towers,
and their runners are in the way, and the earliest
promulgation of the last reverses of the. British
in Affghanistan, will signalize the destruction Of
every 'EngHshman throughout the whole oflndia
If the Afghans slaughter the remnantsgof Brit
ish troops under Gen. Sale, at Djillalabad, and
defeat the British in its projected attempt to
force the Khyber defle, the British power in In.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-06-15
THE GAG AGAIN.

Our readers will perceive, in the Congressfon-
al proceedings of to-day, that the House has de-
termined to take the army bill out of the Com
mittee of the Wholeon the state ofthe Union, on
Monday next, at one O'Clock. This will be,gv-
ing-supposing to-day and tomorrow are con-
sumed on this subject-.fue days. consideration
to the army bill, involving an expenditures some
eight millions of dollars. After debate ceases on
Monday, the clauses of the bill making thesap-
preparations will be passed as fast asthe Clerk of
the House can read them, without the reading of
areport, or one word of explanation being per-:
mitted. This is Wing legislation! It is won:
derful that waste, extravaganza, and profligacy,
should be the result of such legislationa sDeilb-
GRAFTON. is mere mockery, under such practices
What is Congress- butthe tool of its commit
tees! And what are the committees, under the
control and dictation Of caucussess Let the Peo-
pie mark events as they pass, and remempeS
them, too.-Globe.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-06-15
MONTICELLO, June 6, 1912.

To the Editor of the Camden Journal.
Dear Brother-It will doubtless afford YOU
great JOY to hear what the Lord isadoingfor the
Church at Little River in this (Fair6eid) Dis
trict. A fortnight ago yesterday, commenced
meeting at the school house, some three miles
from Monticello. / saw, at the conclusion of the
meeting, that there was great seriousness mani
tested by the congregation. made another ap-
pointment for Monday night, and met large and
attentive congregation. The meeting awas so
interesting, that proposed if the people wished
it, I would continue. then took the vote, and
found that it was the wish of great many, that
it should continue. The meeting continued to
increase in interest from day to day, and on yes
terday it was my happiness to lead Is, willing
converts down into the water, and bury them
with their Lord in baptism. Among the number
were four gentlemen and their wives. It was
indeed, a. heart-cheering sight to see so smany
heads of families dedicating themselves to the
service of God. 80
After the baptism, brothsE Reynolds address
ed large and attentive congregation, and at tic
close of the afternoon services, many came for
ward and said pray for US. think hesgood
work is but just commenced. We can only say
in the language Of the ,Psalmist 9 the Lord has
done great things for usswhereof we are glad"
Yours. mgospel bands,
LEWIS .DUPRE.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-06-15
From the Pendleton Messenger

VIII these nullifiers atthe SouthWho1n IN theIr
opposition to Van Buren,, were led OFT TO JON IN
the hard ciderscampaign, in favor HARRISON
now hoist the flag of Henry Clay and protect
i've tariff! Will they forget that ten years ago.
they were almost in arms against this system,
then as now advocated by this same champions!
From some signs in Georgia, we think it not i'm.
probable, that MIR. Clay will be nominated for
the Presidency by%the Wing Convention which
is to assemble at Milledgeyille on Monday next
There will certainly be an effort made by por-
ton of the party to effect his nomination; but
there are some doubts, whether it will not be
postponed, at least for the present 35S
We speak for ourselves only, when wessay,
that we would prefer to see Mr.. Clay in'the
field as the Wing candidate, to any other man.
His political tenents are too well known to ad-
NIT Of any attempt at concealment. He cannot
be represented in one section as bank, and in
another as anti-bank-as tariff, or anti-tarif,
according to the demands Of the occasion. His
friends hail him as the father of the sslAmerlcan
SYSTEM" Gas they call it) thesable' advocate OF
high duties, and the foe to free trade. AS such,
he must be taken, if he is taken at all. We
hope to see the next presidential contest, when
it comes, conducted on principle, so that let it
result as it may, the policy of the government
may become settled, for some years at least :
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-06-15
0All1aasga
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, JUNE Is. 8ls. ],

MURpER.-A shocking murder was committed
on Lynches Creek, in this Dstrct, 6ns Saturday
evening last, by Elias Ford uponjo nPitts The
particulars that hasesreached ns are 50 contra
dlctory, thata Statement Of them mightbe. pre-,
Judicial to Ford, who is now confined in jail
Pitt Pitts is said to havsbssp psacesble sh6kE
,faensiys na1ssand had awife ahd,threc, children,
.Thesdeed done at Fords own house, with
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-06-15

produced only half as much as the people of eo.
lurbus could consume, then they would be oenes NJ
fitted by it. for'as long as their corn Iasteo the
PEOPLE ofGalpmbus would be; compelled 70 Pas5
chase ,at high price Of them, and the oaiance
they would have to purchase elsewhere: .Due
the whole idea Of our being injuredsby INDIA COZ
Ton is great humbug, as we shaif sometlne OF
another attempt to prove; not that COTTON may NO.
be made'in India, this we shall not deny out II
can never be made there SOFAS to prevent US
from cultivating it proftably here. Solar then
as the South is concerned, we derive HasProtec,
lection, and no benefit of any kind from a tarlf'
but we may be greatly injured.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-06-15

FIRE IN New YoRKGA destructive fire took
place in New York on the morning of the 2nd
inst 1t originated in the fifth story of the large
publishing house of the Messrs Hampers, to which
the flames were confined. The loss sustained
by those enterprising gentlemen is estimated at
100000. 1t is supposed the fire was the work
of an incendiary
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-06-15

Glt is customary, we believe, for candidates,
in electioneerng, to drink with the men, Smoke
with the old women and kiss all the Children
We should.like to know whether old Mr.. Adams
follows the custom, while visiting his coloured
constituents. E
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-06-15
RUssIAsAND ENGLAND.

Blackwoods Magazine has an elaborate article
Oil thesRussian movements, against Circassia,
Qrom whichwe take paragraph,) very distinct
ly revealing the lurking feelings of jealousy at
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-06-15

T Messrs. 0'Connell and Carr have issued
proposals for publishing apaper at Wiunsboro'
to be called the "True Carolinian, and fairfield,
Chester, Lancaster and Newbery Advertiser"
We will publish their prospectus next week
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-06-15
THE, MAGNOLIA.

= Weinvite the attention of the friends of south
ern literature to the circular of 'propretos Of
this periodical, which wespublish to-day.ssWe
will take great pleasure infeceivingand forward
ing subscriptions Of thoseswho may wish to
patronize the work.
RatLt ROAD TO CoIuMn1A.-TRe Rail Road
from Charleston to Columbia will be completed,
we understand, by the 2sth inst The cars now
run to Col Hampton's Woodlands estate, with
in FIVE mile of Columbia
: CoNeREss.-The Bill making appropriations
for the Army has passed the Housewith all the
PRODUCTIONS proposed in Committee of the Whole.
1T is apprehended, however, THAT it will be defeat
ed in the Senate. Mr.. Adams had another op-
portunity afforded him, of taking up the cudgel
for his dear friends, the blacks. During the dis
cusson on the bill to amend the charter ofAlex-
andria, an amendment was offered, to extendthe
right of suffrage to all white citizens. Mr.eA.
was Immediately upon his feet and moved to
strike out the word white. He, Llade along,
winded speech-abused white people, and laud-
ed the colored gentlemen, and stated that he had
constituents as black as Ethicpiaus," whom he
considesed as clever as any he had. No doubt,
the oldHellow hassas high regard for his color:
ed brethren as for the white, and feels quite at
home while on an electioneering, tour seatedbe-
tweena couple of his black fellow-citizens. =
The Senate was engaged, at the latest dates,
fin receiving Tariff petitions and discussing the
apportionment bill.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-06-15

dia expires Neutrality-suspicious. doubt, asst will
withoutsa stfuggle-except the death-thfoes Of
thersoficers, as the native:army strangl them
in their BEDS" sss
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-06-15

CoNrRARIEs.-The wayto do right-Al.
ways 60 wrong. -.
The way TO get out of debt-iun into
Texas. e,s-e+-. - -r'--..f- -ss.s.-.1s-
The way to be happy-Marrya scold.
ing wife. .zs
5. The way to get-rich-spend all you can
get hold Of and little more.
The way to be wise-Act like fool
~ B. Very natural 10 some people.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-25
JEW VlDS OR HEBREW
PLASTER -- ~

y, This recipe, obtained Of old Jew by traveller in t
Easesn countries, bids fair be of immense value TO N,
Western world.
gentleman travelling nthe south of Europe and Pales.
ne in $780, heard much said in the latter place in praise of
Jew Davd PLASTER that he was induced to try OH his
own person. for lung and liver Affection the removal of
which had been the chief object of his journey.
He accordingly applied plaster the right side Of the
Chest where the pain seated another bewCen the soul
ders and one over the region Of the liver the mean time
he drank freely of an herb of laxative qualities He soon
found his health improving and in few weeks his cough left
him. the saowness of Ills skin disappeared his pain was
moved and his health became permanently Teinstated
Since that time he has been recommending TO his friends
and acquaintance for all the fixed pains whatever such as
rheumatism. gout, headache, teeache pain in the
side hip, back and limbs, ulous humors knots wens white
swelling, hard tuners, stiff JOINTS ague in the breast and the
like to the united satisfaction Of himself and others.
No female subject to pain weakness or side
should be without ii. Married ladies, in delicate situations
find great relief from constantly wearing this plaster
The application of this plaster between the Shoulders has
been found certain remedy for colds coughs pthy and
lung affections, in their primary stages 1t destroys namma
lion by producing copious prespration.
No putting, great spread of certificates Intended Those
wish TO satisfy themselves of the efficacy of this plaster can
obtain sufficient to spread pasers for so cents sum
not half sufficient to pay for the insertion of single ce
cate into any ofour most common prints single time
The above valuable medicines sold by John p Chaplin New
Phladelphia E. ]. Barkdun & Co., Dover David Judi
Lockpor, Keyser Williams Bolivar Albert Bates grocery
shanesvile; O. Weebel, Zoar James c, Bell Sugar Creek
Falls T. p Latter, Sandyvile, Tuscaawas county and E. P.
Mccormick Berlin Holmes county, Ohio Also by agents
generally through the villages W. E. PARMELxE general agent
for Ohio. at Massilon. July l4,-26
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-25
A New VOIuMl.
MAY 1, 1912.
THE SATURDAY POST
A FAMILY SHEET OF THE MAMMOTH CLASS

new volume of the popular family Newspaper, the
Saturday evening Post will he commenced on the frs; dav
May 1912, beautifully printed the finest white linen pa.
per- The Post the Oldest and bees family newspaper in
the Union, having already got the commencement of the
23d Volume.
While scores of papers which have been started in the last
have passed away for ever the post still maintains
Its proud position in point of circulation and profit at the
head of the faE lily newspapers of the day.
great zize of the paper enables proprietor to give
greater variety of original and selected matter ad can be
found in contemporary Sheets The paper has been greatly
ENLARGED AND IMPROVED.
And now appears in handsome type and has received
the praise OF many editors e handsomes family sheet in
the Unon Cur efforts have been directed to the combining
OF beauty and simplicity with utility and TASTE The post
printed stout white paper rendering neat and durable for
hng while in size 1t surpases every other weekly newspa
per in Philadelphia and has received from its contemporaries
the title of
THE PHILADELPHIA MAMMOTH.
The great size of the paper enables give all important
Congressional proceedings LENGTH and all reports and other
public documents In fu together with OCCASIONAL Congress
sional speeches in full Ne'-
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