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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-07
GREATEST BARGAINS or n SEASON.
NeS. chap aud fasLiossJls WINTER GOODS.

NeV, chap aud FASHIONABLE WINTER GOODS.
WHOLSsALE AND RETAIL.
n w. HEtSKELL informs the public that
~. he has last returned from New York aud
the othgr eastern cities and rs now receiving a
heavy aud general assortment of The most Gcsi-
rable aud cheapest Goods ever brought TO the
civ OF Wheeling. AbOut this there rs no mistake
as the public Will ascertain by giving an early
Thev will find my Goods uniformly cheap, as
n large portion of them were purchased At Auc-
tinn IN The city OF New York, at ruInous low
prices, many OF the styles being dlffersnt FROM
any that have betn seen n Wheeling. The | dies
may rest assured that especial attention has been
gwen TO procure such goods. both ornamental.
ard useful, as may be required for themselves as
well as for family use. In such goods as
MANTILLAS, SHAWLS. CARDINALS AND
CRAVATS.
Material for cloaks, &c. the assortment both IN
quality ant variety, - far superior to any IN this
city. ] would also call the sttentiOn Of purcha
sers &c the stoc { " cloths, cdssinteres, cdsSiHeYs,
which IS unusually large and cheaper tnaa the
cheapest. The stock consists IN part of
Mouselin DC lame, different shades; plain en-
broldered chene, rich satin striped, THTltOu plaid
xaid. Figured Lana cloths; a splendid article.
Plain and figured Alpacha l.usires, various col
Ours. Parislans, Printed SaXones, rieh styles.
Figured Eolenne. half price, Black, Blue black
poult de Sol and Italian Lustring silks ne y
style. Velveis and silks for bolnets, rich ribbon
10 match. French, EarlstOn and Madcheste
GInghams, Irish Linens, Ii zen clmhricks- A
/ cheap lot of faces, edglngs, insertings, silk fringcs,
! Black lace and other Wells. Handsome materi-
al for caps, English and French prints, &c. a
choice assortment of Shawis ana Manullas.-
Argy!e, Honeycomb Alpacha, embroidered cloth,
TarletCn, Wool, Broche, silk, cashmere, Nous
Ian de laiue, silk and other kinds of shawls and
handkeIChleis, Rich Pa is Mantllas. Spanish
cardinals Handsome silk and Velvet ladies'
cravats. Velvet and MerinO prints.
A good variety of Hosiery, Glsves and Mitts
Gentlemen's wear at reduced prices. Cloths
casslmeres, sattinetIs and jeans, all kinds and
q~Halnes. Super cashmere, Fancy Quilted. Meri
no aud Satin VestIngs, Fancy neck Scarfs, q
new article, Satin stocks. black and changeabl,
cravats. A supply Of ralors cummings. Also
Il heavy
STOCK OF DOMESTIC GOOCS.
Plaid, bhene. striped aud Other style American
c~alcOes remarkably cheap. Brown aud bleacheC
sheetIngs and shirtIngs. Bel Ticking, apron auC
shlrtIng checks. domestic Gihghams, striped ano
plaid cotton, plaid ~liuseys, Kerseys, black and
I col're clmbricks, cotton frlnges, spool cotton
brown, bleached a nd colorcd Canton Flannels.
Blankets, red, white and yellow Fiauncls, at
your own prices. Diapers, crash, tNrt ads, &c
\ good sSppiy Of co ton yarn, carpet chain and
batting.
Ingram Cdrpeting and Tuhed Rugs. re, ,
cheap. Remember corner Of Market and UnioS
streets. nov 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-07

HlLT and Mahogany Looking glass. Portrait
~ and Picture frames made to order in the
neatCst style, aud ldframes regilt.
a splendid assortment Of Looking Glasses.
Portrait and Picture Frames constantly on hand
snd for sale lower than they can be procured
elsewherc-Als sign painting and painting in
ali its various branches promptly executed bv j
W BHANSTRUP, No 100, Main street. Wheel
ing, Va where can be procured az eli times
paints, Picture aud window glass, oils, vanish
and putty mar 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-07
EYE
WATER.

OUCH is The wonderful effects OF this valuable
- Eye WaJer, Ia relieving and curing the com
mon Complaints Of the eye, that those who use
IL once, will ever after give II the preference TO
IN At Of ang other preparation.
A respectable phl stefan aud druggist IN Con
n]ectIcut writes, --"Sr; A patient of mine, who
has had two bottles Of your Eye WatlT, says, this
is the only kind he has ever used with success"
Price % cents a bottle,
Dum(riss' Remedy for the painful and debilita-
ting complaint Of hePiies. New case Of a cure.
Boston, Nov 24tls.
Sr-The Pile ointment and electuary that
lately had Uf you, has had an exCellen; effect. ]
have been troubled for years with the Piles, and
have never found any remedy that would compare
with yours. The late attnck was a severe one,
but the relief " as almost immediate, I II.
Mr. kiddeT'
Extract Of a letter from a gentleman in Yer
mont. Mr. KIddep,-Sr; Having used ~ my
family Dumfre Remedy for the Piles, ! have
found % the hest ] have ever met wI'h in Ibis part
Of th7 country. have found the e~lectuary the
only physic that could be used with certainly and
ease.
A dealer wntes-'I consider II tDumfies re-.
medy)aT superior 20 any article befor offered %
the Public, for the Piles.
A painful case. A box Of The Remedy cured a
case Of the Piles, with which the patient "a fe.
male) had been long and painfully afflicted, in q
neighborInC townTepOTts an agent,
The article, (which consists Of two boxes.
ElectuarY g. Ointment, price 81 4 Q cents each.oT
10 cents for both Is accompanied with valuable
couiOus directions.
Relfe's Asthmauc or Consumptive FHls-prces
reduced 4 10 % and - cts-gIve immediate relief.
Cure the most obstinate coughs. Common
colds frequently removed ~ a W hours.
IN r.. zach Of the articles will be signed w L.
Kidder, on the outside wrapper.
Prepared from the original VI S ReciDe Of DR.
w Conway, by w l. kiddeT immediate sucres.
sor to the late T Kid9er by whom thoy are for
sale az his counting room, No s5 State street.
corner Of Merchants row, Boston, end by his
special appointment By JAS BAKER,
dec7 Wheeling Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-07
W. W. & S. IT, JTHESON.
WHOLESALE g. RETAIL DEALERS IN HATS
AND CAPS.

AND CAPS.
Wesfside Of Main street. Welding. Va.
TTAVE on hand and are constantly manufactur
ing q general assortment Of superior Pur and
Silk hate. They have received the latest sprine
fashions from New York and are now prepared
- supply 70 order OH sizes aud qualities, M the
PRESENT or past style, as may suit customers
Black add Drab Bcav lr and Castor, PLAIN
White Russia and Napt Hats.
They also keep Onhard an assortmen ofplain
and fancy mems and boys fur and cloth caps
90 ofwhich they offer 20 their customers and The
public on he most pleasing terms.
All orders from country merchants and deal
ers promptly filled on the NOS favorable terms,
Thankful fOrfhe liberal patronage they have
heretofore received. they solicit n share " pub.
lie patronage which they are determined % de-
serve by prompt attention. personal application
20 business and cheap and favOrs bic yates.
maYl-Y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-07
ID FAD THIS!-SFiHn and Sellers Verm
IL ARE cannot Dc beat.

II 6uge cannot DC beat.
MonOngaiia CO, Va. Aug %, 1896.
This is 10 certify that | gave two doses of Shinn
and Sellers VermIfuge 10 two Of INV children:
from one il brought upwards Of one hundred, and
one hundred and twenty from the other. | have
used Flames VermiIuIe. and believe II is a
good worm medicine but I believe Shinn &
Sellers Is better. DAVID SULLIvAS.
GAINESVILLE, Pa. March 4 1873
Messrs ShinH Il Sellers think your Vermi-
fuge preferable to any I have ever seen or used
there is no other used in tn = part of the country
when il can he procRrci-fOur and Fl We hundred
worms are often destroNCd by the use of one vial.
You will plea Sc send me twelve dozens at TIL
time. JAMES VI MEANS, VI ID.
Prepared oRly AM sold wholesale and retail by
r r. SELLERS,
No 90 Wood street below I'd.
Sold in Wheeling by James Baker. nov %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-07

LIT is n we'll krowa fact, that CONSUMPTION
q destroys more human lives than any other ds
ease Oh record. SO great has been the destruc-
con throughout the Un'ed = ates within the last
tiear, ending Januarv Ist. IS42 that uowaTds OF
$4,000 PERSONS DIED
with this insidIuus disea Sc in one year, Shocking,
Were we not aware that this fact has been care.
fully ascertaiBcd from a G records of mortality
we could not credit the assertion. We behold Its
fatal IA wages in families all around us, gathering
in its cherries embrace a friend from every cir
Gle, and casting gloom and darkness over is
place of visitation, These occular demonstr atiou'
most certainly convince all that no time should
be spared IN procuring a medicine immediately 10
BEFORE TT BE TOO LATE.
TheI efore you who are afflicted with the frs
symptoms OF a Consumptive or Pull nonafy ma.
ant Remedy; Il Is certain to eradicate and remove
from the system the first c II seed If consump-
ZION; and will also restore TO T~eriect health many
of those who have long been Outlined TO the sick
chamber, given as lncurable. for the want of n
proper Medicine. dents from all parts of the
United States speak of the wonderful effects ui
this Great Discovery IN tse HealiAg AIT, for res
cuing thousands from the colo and silent grave.
Note. the above Medicine lie u pupe ve2etabl,
preparation, very pleasant To the taste, and suit
able to use under any circumstances Full dIrec
lions dc are described IN a pamphlet accompa
nyi = the Medicine.
Always ask fer Dir Duncan's Exoectoran
Remedy, and do not be persuaded TO use AM
other until you Giveit a fair trial,
All genuine has on the envelope q represen
ta;ion of'HoIe e. in the form of The above plate
EFCAUTION. There are come persons tha
sell the above medicine guilty OF Recommending
some trash Of their own sIewing, or that whicl
they buy for a t.iie, and offer il in the pltce o
DR. Duncan's. This they do TO speculate nj tn
expense and the health of those who are not oil
their guard. Purchasers be careful OF thes
Rnguesi
For sale at no 10 Moth Eighth -treet, Phiadel
phia.
CPricc dol. per bottle, or six for dollars.
Just received and fol- sale by
JOHN FISHER,
aug % 6mW6D Wheeling In.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-07
aug 90 GIN Wa Z

SHINN q SELLERS celebrated Lirer Pills,
- a remedyJOr the diseases Of The season. IL
is admitted By pathclogists OF the hIghest author
ity, that no organ ofthe human body is so read
lily disOTdercd IN its fractions as the Liver. The
heats of summer, errors in diet, and the never
ceasIng indiscTetInns which expose our race To
disease, will always on the approach of winter
give more or less evidence TO hundreds of persons
in every vicinity of hepauc disturbance. Restless
nights, dry tongue, loss OF appetite, head ache,
pains ia the SIDES, Sigh cough, confined or irTeg
ular bowels. with or without fever, are some
lew of the many symt toms which indicate that
mischief is At work IN the system, and that ~
should be corrected. Persons who seek relief
from these symptoms bv continual pLTrlng, aftei
resort 10 some of the ephemeral products Of the
day with the effect only OF postpOnlng a cure,
whscb better remedies mus: finally accomplish.
Net only do persons residing IN districts Of
country ALWAYS subject to agnes and bilious fe-
vers. suffer from torpor or othtr dera Of
the Liver. but also IN the highest and healthiest
agues. individuals who rest too securely IN the
notion Of extreme health, and who attach no
importance - the synptoF>s above Tecntd, may
nevertheless he laliOung underline very causes oil
disease TO which their attention Is new invited.
In malaTal d stTcts, known 10 everyone as such
vigilance IN the use of meat MS IS compeAed by ur-
gent necessity, whilst IN healthier Tegisns per
SONS reallyIn danger are lulled in to a false seCu
TtY. To all such persons the Liver Pill ls recon-
mended. IL having well established claims TO
their confidence, as a mild and safe apeTlent, not
only opening the bowels as comfortably az other
pills, but at the same time acting on the func-
tons IF the liver and restoring them TO health.
Theydo not relieve the symptoms by mere pur-
glng, and thus Irylte to an lncesSaht cOusump-
vcnder, but by a mild and c%uT1tivs process they
enable the patient finally TO dispense with their
further empIOymen-
Sold IN Wheeling bv James Baker.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by the
proprietor, No 90 Wood st Pittsburgh Pa.
nov 23--y proprietor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-07
NOTICE.

THAT Wins,OW T.. X oder has succeeded 10
Il TKtider IN the preparation Of the COuw ny
Med cincs and will hereafter give particular at
tenuod 10 the PREPARATION OF the fOttp wing
established articles, The celebrity OF which pre-
cludes the necessity Of a 10 publication OF the
numerous certificates now Ia the hands OF the
prupTietUT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-07

NBAX SEED, Ginseng nnd BeeswaE. wanted
For which he highest price vi be paid in cash
by OLIVER PRYOR, Union street.
nv Va WheeIIn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-07

" CHANCERY-Tn the Circuit Superior
III Court Of Law and Chancery for The county Of
Ohio.
WllliamP Dslrymple and Borias e Gardner
rs.
William Chapline and others,
and
Weber, Miller and Hand
rs.
Same defendants.
By virtue Of a Joint decree prOnOun ced BY the
aforesaid count IN the above named causes. on
the 10Th day Of June, m the year ls4t, I shall az
first Monday Of February, 1913, at the frUnt door
Of the court house OfOhiO cOunty, proceed to sell
all that part Of lot No ~, in Market square in
The city Of Wheeling, and not owned before me
making OF The mortgage deed mentioned In said
decreel by the city Of Wheeling, and also allthat
ling No %, except 80 much thereof as had been
conveyed by said CEapline 70 Selby g Bennet. or
So much Of SAID lots a. shall be sufficient 20 sat
1siy the debts, interests and costs in said decree
mentioned, az public auction 70 the highest bidder
on the folio wing terms, VIZ. For cash as q, ono
eth 81 the purchase money and on a credit Of s.
~ and Is moGths as 10 the residue Of he purchsse
money, with interest from the day Of sale. the
purchaser giving bond with good security for lie
deferred payments. and the ute held until thc
/ W MITCHELL, Deputy for
dec 2o-ts ShsnFofOLio c5nniv.
LATER STILL
lust received o. The Sign Of The BIC RED
4 coses Mens' lhick Boots.
p do do Kip DO
DO Boys hick do
7 caso Mems Fine Morocco Sbues
jan ~ SAML MCLALLEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-07
UM 10,

Colds, Coughs, Splitting OF Blood,
Bronchitis, DlmCulty OfBreath-
ing, Asthma, Pain I'm the Side,
Breast and Chest, WhOOping
Cough. Group, and all Dis
eases Of the Liver and
Lungs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-07
PottsYiIle. Pa.

CAUTION-As there is a spurious mixture
called Syrup Of lid Cherry, purchasers should
be very particular To ask for DR. WISTAR BAL
SAM, and observe his signature on the bottle.
Prepared for the proprietor, and sold at whole
sale by Williams d CO.. chemists, No II, Minor
street, Philadelphia.
Sold Wholesale and retail, by J CRUMBAC-
kerr, Wheeling. Also, by l. Will OK, Pits
I urgh,. and in almost every town and village
through the country.
PRICE Sl,OO A BOTTLE.
nov 0Q-Gm ID
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-03-07
TIE fiMEs AND TIE CAUSES.

friend of ours having heard ofheavy failure down
county, day two ago, remark ed-s'Give us an
other "Whig Reform administration, and we shall
swear out of Jail by counties. ". Patriot.
If we understand the auson, it is TO late failure
in New llampshire-a state essentially locofoco rid
den. OF course the could not refer the "hard
times" to any Uhig Legislation, there; nor, taking
the whole Union as the ground, could he refer the
"hard tines to Wing state Legislation, locofoco-
ism happens to control ajority of the state
governments. We suppose the tue meaning is that
the present deplorable condition Of the country is
chargeable to the Wing majority in Congressman
perhaps embracing John Tyler Is this true? We
should like TO have the privilege of examining this
witness, face to fceo requiring him show uhere,
,chcn, and hoo the Wings have become responsible
for these hard times but that of the question,
we will take the liberty of recapitulatng the prnci-
pal acts Of the Wings, with view Of seeing whether
they are indeed 10 be burdened with this grieyous
bundle Of sin.
Foremost the Repeal of the Sub Treasury
Certainly this was shocking to the friends of the late
administrations; shocking to the admirers of Cuba
can democracy; and probably shocking to some of
the persons who held the public moneys in their
hands Receivers General; yet we are at perfect
loss to see in that any cause for the present cond-
ton Of the business ofthe country. The people de-
manded the act; and they demanded it, 200, in part
measure of relief BY dispensing with the re-
quiremcnt of payments in specie the treasury there
is ground to doubt that the repeal did relieve the
banks of the country, and the whole people.
The Tariff: Is that the source of hard times ooh,
certainly! certainly' says some one Of locofoco
friends: ''dont you know that aoool is all down to
nothing-that these South American chaps are filling
our markets and selling cheap dirt?'' Indeed my
good fellow, wool is certainly down, and the
South American is at the top, perhaps, pressing
down: but we ask--how has the Tariff produc-
ed this result Il is question we should like to
answe cred. The truth, we have doubt is, that
were not for the Tariff, acOoI acould be still
lo,ver Than it noD is The duties Of the tariff are
higher and protective than the old; and just
far the price Of wool is at this moment higher than
would have been, first by more protection-and Sec
ond, by giving life to manufactures. II has done
this il degree, and to that degree has given
better demand for labor and for the material than
otherwise would have existed. All its tendencies and
effects have been good: good in repcnishing thotreas
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-03-07

MR CHADwIcK-l find that my advise to remove
certain class Of patients from the infected districts
is not approved by some altho others have adopted
it, five consult the annals of mortality in those pla
ces where this disease has prevailed find the list
startling TO prevent like results is my object. True
all that are exposed may not have the disease, and
some that do may recover; yet experience has shown
that under the favorable circumstances the NOR
;aty is great and ifthey escape the disease the fear
and anxiety naturally attendant with the rigid prophy-
Tactic means which adopted deter recovery, and
often work up other diseases which are nearly as bad
when, if they were in healthy location the feeling
ofsecurity and hope would speed convalesencc-
When, in 1881, the disease prevailed extensively in
Maine, the experiment of sending such patients out
oftown was adopted with complete success in Ban
gor am Informed that it has been tried with like
success in many instances in NewY olk hope the
custom will become universal, and have sufficient
confidence in the good sense Of community to believe
that long it will think that the opinion of MIR.
Newcomb was dictated by a good heart ard better
head. Still think his deduction wrong i dissent
st. Iohnsbury Plain. NJ STEVENS
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oay, the girl appeared "nohing Ioath." The ccremo
ny was take place in ST. Johns chapel, and numer
Gus guests were invited to the wedding party.
On the very day appointed for the marriage, how
ever, the bride disappeared. There much
racing and chasing' inpursuit of her ullor the
last bride of NehcEby, but with equally bad success
In the mean time the young lady, disguised in man
attire, took passage board the steamboat Cleopatra
and, arriving safely in Boston without any adventure,
was received in the arms ola faithful female friend
married lady residing in Pleasant street. Inteli
gence was conveyed to her lover, and in company
with him and fair companion, the twice promised
bride, made an excursion to marlborough, Vt,
where the nuptial knot was firmly tied The par
ties returned to Boston Tuesday evening, and we
had the pleasure Of shaking hands with them and wish
ing them all manner of felicity -Boston Times.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-03-07

taken rendered all nterposson fruitless The cldest
child boy of "a years, died in less than two hours
the infant aged smonths, in three and the mother in
nine hours at about O'Clock last evening Having
seen indications which excited his apprchensons, her
physician earnestly advised some days previous that
she should be constantly watched, and not be left
alone. .srs
We understand that Mrs l.. appeared to recover
her she became conscious Of her dreadful
situation, and deeply deplored the course into which
she had been so fatally beguled.'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-03-07

ury; good (f the locos in Congress assert truIy0 in
diminishing the amount Of foreign goods imported and
thus lessoning our foreign debt; and good in giving
moe activity 10 agriculture and manufactures than
they would have had without that act. 1t has not nc
compshed all that its friends hoped and Tor a most
obvious Instantly on It's passage, locoloco-
ism raised the cry of ''repeal," and this was follow
ed by locofoco victories in the ensuing elections BY
these two events the Tariff shorn Of its power for
good these destroyed confidence IN lis stabily. The
moment the black cloud of locofocoism ovcrshad
owed the land, tho confidence of merchants and man
ufacturers drooped and the right hand of Domestic
Industry was palsed Shc has since worked lit
tie left handed daring TO invest capital and take
hold and labor with WILL fearing that locoloco Con
gress in 1913 will leave her sheltercss and unprotcc
ted. .r...r .'..I f.. ""'
Those arc acts of the Wings and all the acts d.
rectly bearing uponthc business Of the people, unless
add the Washington Treaty Ia greatly ia
vorabo TO commercial prosperity far as it
Peace. But from these, we fancy,t will take vary
Ingenious man to deduce causes adequate to account
for the present condition Of the country? Credit
NATIONAL state and individual IL entirely Frustrated in
Europe; whole states bankrupt; &C mmerce, manulac
tures agriculture in sckly, Improbable condi-
ton and yet The nation possesses all the elements
in vast prolusion not only to recover itself from inn
Indebtedness, but to 90 increasing in wealth
and power successfully she yet has done.
1t has not been two years Of Wing rule which has
produced this s.nte ofthings The disease LES far
deeper; it developed long before the Wings
came into power and has continued in spite of their
efforts TO heal it, Watchmaa.
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and puts down three of them Lawyers, and the 4h
thus, "John Il. Redding, swearer"-- aluding 10
Readings well known character as an outrageous
basphemcr Of his Maker5
Hubbard will, without much donbt, be defeated
before the people but may possibly squeeze IN through
the House. tho that is not quite certain The Bel
lows Falls Gazette abiding to Hubbard, tells the FOL
lowing anccdote OF his former success when seeking
the office off, S. Senator: !"
Hubbard is a cunning felow--it is said that in
$40 being anxious to re election to the U.
States Senate, he visited Concord during the session
Of the Legislature, sought out every member Of the
democratic party, visited them in their rooms and
boarding houses, and by his fusome and hypocr,cal
enquiries after tho health and condition OF the wives
and children Of sundry OLD bachelors, completely dis
gusted many and finally skulked away mortified and
chngrned at his futile operations. lie, Of course
not elected Senatorn'