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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-29
BOO IS
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EtIGN OF THE BLACK MAMMOTH BOOT
= A : TODD. has ju,i received n large and
complete assortment Of the following Goods. which
are of The best quality. and wll! be- sold low Tor
cash. nt his BOOT. = I OF AND BONNET IIOTSE.
GENTLEMENS' BOOTS AND SHOES.
Fine Calf aud Morocco Boots sewed. CITY made
de- d. DO puma sole
Fir: Calf ard Trick B1ris
GcurlrmerIs' fine calfaud Morocco shoes Of the
latest style. yi=.-B.dIcs. Cnjuus Dowu3ngs, Web.
sleJs, Calf md Morocco Dancing Pumps Tavern
Slips aud water prupf over shoe; also, Rip and
Thick Brogaus ut 30 hinds.
LADIES SHOES e BOOTS
Fine black cold and bruuzod Km Slippers Of
different kinds, Village Lace. Paris Ties Bu,kins
Jefferson Tle., fine strap and ne hid Seal. Morocco
aud Cali walking shoes, while and black Md aud
SATIN slippers, black aHI cold SILK aud Lasting
Caters. wafer proc { fur liucd over shoes
MISSES & CUILDRENS' SHOES
Fine city mode KID and Morocco Slippers. Kid.
Scul and Calf walking Shoes Morocco aud Calf
Lace Boot, bllck and cold Kid B,,skns. black and
cold Victoria Caters. Kid. Cali and Morocco Ankle
Ties
HATS. CAPS AND BONNETS,
Foe Plaiu aud Wave Florence Braid B1unets.
English and American Straw do, Cypress willow
and Lawn DO, GcuIlemcns' Fine LeghOfn. single
aud double hrim Summer Hats, imitation Pamama
or Orleans Hats. Boys nuj ChrIdrsns LeghUrn
and Palm Leaf Hats OF every variety,
LEATHER
Spanish, Country S1le Kip and Upper Leather.
Calf I'D, Goat Binding aud Lining Skins OF The
hest quality. Also pretty respectable sprinkle of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES Just call 40 the
Sign ofthe BLACK MAMMOTH BOOT. Suuth
End OF Market square may ID
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-29

FARMFOR SALE.

a SMALL iurn "a Bella Snt County Chir nhnu
"a 6utIeS from Wheeling. is offered ipr sale .n
irrut, suited To The times. Tuls farm h,s si1ly a.
crcs cot cleared land ia excellent for euIVu-
u"n having ini' IA grass Tor the last four years.
Young rr' hard of selected run. planted inter
Tie most approved pIau Tie sill Is u the very rest
qualify For iuriher Particulars enquire al This
office. -, =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-29

GREENVGLLE ESTATE. Ii has becr rumnrsd
q al person, stranger ~ the city, has just arrived
with papers 10 his possession, WIN CLAIMS all he
F."peHy situated nj Greeuvilie, FhIIlde pima co
hICh belonged Ia the late William Bludgei, Es1.
This ne"s on Monday created great cons eri,ujun
among the lot nnI hpuse ,lIcr. IN that vicinity
How the mailer will terminate IiEre will show.
T. S Ggsets.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-29

The Moaongahela and vigrlant arrived on Salur.
day evening from below, we'll laden with passen-
gers. almost al of whom got of here. and bo
tel,, what with these and The number from other
s"urces; we're crowded from top 10 bottom
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-29

DlED-On the 2G'h inst At West Wheeling. At
tic residence OF her srR in law. 5 l. Thorn p,on.
Ms CHLOE GARDNER, consou Of Mr. Henry
W endsll. in lhe 9Th year o. her age.
~ New York papers plaa-e notice.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-29
NEW ORLEANS. Nh, 18Th.

The demand Tor Ltrd IA kegs Continues 3 .nd aud
ia'es ct sIIcIly prime have been made at la6r.
rrrcl- nrgicc ed. aud the best in market will
:, bring over / Several parcels of Soft are nf.
{, ed at te. al such suitable for OIL at T.
cen, Shoulders 2i,3r; Sides dc; both ia good
',nnrd. Hams dali at g. n5 Tor Wabash and lIIi.
~. Pork uIyan,in g--Prme SIS; Mess g, 7ja
90. Stock very light Flour So .62I3,7j. Checks
ou New Yu,k ? IL premium
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-29

why isn't hoy like pretty honncR Because
tI Incomes a wuman-Ihe other don't.
Why il killing bees like a coniessIoHl Because
e u uHbuzZeIn.
Nhrn is fowls neck like a belR When it is
,LHg for dinner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-29
MEsMERIaNI.

WNACTS in hlosmerism. o. Animal Msypsti,,,
with reasons for dspassionals inquiry into
It. by the Rev Chauncey Hare 1ownshrnJ. A VI.
" in an appendix containing the report orihs B1siop
Committee on amir al Magnetism For salo by
STEPHENSON g. HASWELL.
may % Union S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-29
COL.

TENHE Subscriber Will poy The highest Market
price 90 cash. for al grades Of clean washed
wool. free from Buus, either in The Fleece. or
Washed after Shearmg u delivered az his ware.
house in SmuhGcld ST. beiw on Fourth and Fifth
ST.. near 60 Diamond Alley. The highest cash prco
paid for Lambs Wool, also.
WILLIAM BARKER.
V...r---l AZ.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-29
NOTICE TO BIiLDERS,

he subscribers have on hand and Olltr f.T
SAFE al very reduced pIices large a- sOruuent
OF CHON WINDOW GLA - Of very size
either Wholesale or retail. They would recon-
mend nose who visa good. durl5l lie and hand
sohle hr.+le u call aud examine before supplying
themselves elsewhere, as II will positively be ) I'D
AT Prices 10 suit the times.
vi " II II SWEENEY & co.
Ihci nave also on hand as usual 1t their store
room on Monroe street, every variety Of Film 4
I'll. WAKE Ot .cir own manu- acture and u
wei selected stock Of at ZEN SNARE Of the
very best quality low for cash. NAV 70
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-29
DEAFNESS CURED,

SJiRplS
COMPOUND hREOSDTE ACOUSTIC OIL,
NOR the cure ct DEAFNESS, Iains. and the
discharge Of mailer from the ears; a 'su all IhUse
d'sngrecuble noises, like the Juzziug Of issects
laHing Of wafer. whIZzIug Of steam, Sc. &c. which
are symptoms Of approaching deafness, and also
generally attendant win the disease. For sale by
DR. } CRU AlBACKER. No li3, Main 81.
Sole Agent.
This medicine Is highly recommended and nu-
merous certificates are given, by very respectable
persons, Of The many astonishing cures which u has
pcrIururd. may %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-29

w AAaON IL APPROPRIATION
T. MIGRA NTAN d PACKAGE LINES,
Fran CUMBERLAND u WHEELING
NLIPlIANTS q DUNCAN'S. have eslabl she'd
the above Lines COR The Transportation Uf
Passenger Merchandise aud Packages from Cum,
ber.arI 90 Wheeling. BOO connection iih the Ran,
e aI .o aHd from Bali more 90 Philadelphia
Wagon Line. ,IrilyJ through 900 1 days.
EmfEf1ui g. r1,s agr Line, through iu IS houu
on Shryer's Patent Bow Spring Wagons -SIn-
days excepted
40 present, EmiEmul nnd Package Line 1rl.
weck,y-Icavng Wheeling on TuesIayi, Thurs.
DAYS. aud Saiuriays,nt b u'rlnck y ~.
Leaves Cumberland same days and hours
RDccipung Tor gUOIs through tp Baltimore or
Philadelphia. usI al Philadelphia or BlilmJrs
through 10 Wheeling.
PRESENT RATES
ENUGRANT d. PACKAGE LlNE-S Seals hrsuEh
p Wheeling 50. aud l0JIrs baggage allowed
An u1rGr.rz under Jj..s so c,s--Oyer, at the
rate pf go so ger Dos.
WAGON LINE--WhcoIIug 90 Cumberland 50 cts
per 100 Ihs Cumberland 20 Wheeling 10 cents
rrr 100 iHs
Aruts-rANES U FORSYTH g. CO Wheeling.
JOS plI O. ELDER.
sANTL N SHOEMAKER : BsLiua-,.
DkAKEIY a. FENrON
PECK g. LORE. phiIgdsIDtsl
OLIRuANTS q DUNCANS.
PwrrIg-s Cumberland
nay
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-29
LITERARY DEPOT.

u "
II ANDY ANDY. 62I Cts
III JACK HINTON, ga
Do cheap edition, 37i
TWO ADMIRALS 81
LIFE or CALHOUN. ls}
MAN Or THE PEOPLE. 3li
SlIAhSPEARE. per No, %
SlNCALL %
QUEENS Or FRANCE. -
PILGRIMS or THE RHINE, lS3
PIERRE. LANDAIS IS3
LECTURES ON MODERN HISTORY, -
MAGAZINES.
BLACKWOODS. 3Il
DEMOCRATIC REVIEW. 50
GKAllAM'S. 81
LADl BOX, 81
ARTIST All
All the new publica lions received. as ,nuu ~
published. at the LITERARY DEPOT. M Is.
NI''.f"e Street. HIRAM KANE.
may ID
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-29

lbJrASd.-A lev casks Potash. Just received
and OI sale by CALDWELL.
may y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-29

/ OUNTER SCALES, a new article, wIrsan-
mayIs OFT & GREER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-29

HDAI.M LEAF III lTS.--O con Palm Leaf
a Hats, received TINS day and Tor sale vg.y
lUwby Hall x WlCNIIAG
may Market Sguure.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-29
PECAN NUTS.

PBLS Flesh Pecans, for sa!o hy.
- may ID NIKE & Co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-29
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

o p EGTS ESTATE AND PERSONAL PRO
Porter & Wagner,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-29

~ It.tIG.
Porter & Wagner,
Isaac ~prng ger and others
In ChaaccTy- 81 virtue Of the decree prono.p-
ced IN this cause, on the 10th day OF NoNembcr
1912, the undersigned, will offer Tor sale at m
residence Of said Springer, 10 mics east If
Wheeling on The Ea,ional road, On saturday the
third caF Of June next. the following personal
Tty, belonging TO the defendant Isaac
Springer, TO Wit, one horse, = cows, 2 feather
beds, bedst.ad and holdings, bureau, tIbles
dOZ chairs, large copper kettle and hoys$
50, one lot of land containing one acre, situ-
ated on the National road, tour and Il half miles
east of Wheeling, b,Ing the residence Of said
springer, together vita tho lmproy emtnt there
Terms-Cash for the purchase Of TIE personal
nropvriyi on all sums 10 the amount $40; over
that sum, 80 days credit will 20 given, bearing
interest from the IayOf sale. For the zeal estate
credit otsIN twelve and cIgh tech months with
lniGTesithe purchaser Orpurchasers giving DO Ids
with 80 security, FIR the payment of the pur-
chase money. Tor said pers nal property and real
estate, AMI the title to SAID land retained until
tho same rs paId,
W MITCHELL, D s Tor
Arch Woods, sheriff Ohio [ O.
my aat Cou'r in his behalf.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-29

az ANDY ANDY. CHARLES O'MALLEY -,
JgCk Linton, ShlksICarcs Dramatic
Works, Family Magazine, Anne rICan Naval BiOg.
rarhy. Arlhur's Temperance Tales, compiled.
Girls and Boys Magazine. Just received BY
n.ayI5 J 5 MELLOR, 70 mon ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-29

~ EW PE8lODlCALS.-Jus received,
y GruhIui'S Magazine for June.
Daughters If EHP.uHd, DOBtea If ER gland,
Hires Of EHgidHd, last u kte BarJHs,
Charles u tldAey Hurry LOrreYaCr,
No 1, , and of.NeogGle CaieHdIr,
Jack Hinton, HEady andy,
AliIsOrs History of Europe, No !, 5 and .,
No Of Shak spCare, No of Napoleon.
may > = MEL1OR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-29

MASONIC NOTICE.
The Masonic Brclhreu of Chiu Lodge No ! OF ul
Wheeling, will celebrate The anniversary Ul 81 John
The Baptist, On the 2lh June next. 10y procession,
pralIOU, DC according To ancient usage.
Neighbnrlug lodges and sOiIuruiug brclhreI ia
g ,Ud landing respectfully invited To attend.
MORGAN NELSON, WIN II HOUSTON
JAMES ) WHEAT, ELIJAH DAY,
GEO w SIGHTS,
az 26 Committee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-29
No. ! RIO COFTEE.
MACHINE CARDS.
FARM FOE SALE.

IRE handsome farm Is offered Tor sale situated
on the OHIO n,tr, seven miles below CALI
p' lis, on he upper puiur, at the mouth % Rae.
coon creek, In the corner Of ISO trcams and
~ o ROADS free from hI4h Hu,cr. Sad farm has
huck house, Or.Alr', t-s' rate we'll sugar
OCT AID, aud Goa. bank. 10 IS handsome stand
for a farm OF own.
| will auouthj SAID farm all he month ofJunc
. TCXt 20 show the premises & receive propositions
/ can take goods and other property for half
the sum offered A warranted ;Itie given.
also offer some good lands In Illinois in q
good and healthy ncI-Hborrcnd.
mayI - NEH ENlAH DAVIS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-29
WAGON TRANSPORTATION

Pittsburgh Nav %. 2Np
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-09-28

A III estimation Of the country, how
ere1 highly Ie ICY hive stood belize. If
IT, Commissions. Of ihe General Lid or
fee bad resisted Is promptly when the Presi-
dent and Mr.. Spencer took the liberty Of APP
pointing Thomas, Lea. Cabcll, and others. to
higher salaries, over those TO whom promo
s;ons were promised and some Of whom so
richly merted them,-it il doubtful whether
they would have attempted 10 trife with Mr..
Whiulesey. Ia suffering them to take the
maiier Of appointments IN their own hands,
Mr.. Blake has forfeited much Of that roputa-
ton for hnmness and independence for which
be previously had credit. Il IS said that Mr..
Washington, chief clerk, is making every ef-
fort to succeed Mr.. Whitilesey. is how
ever very doubtful whether he viii succeed,
a. The ACapiing- VIII have 50 many promises
TO redeem, and will prefer TO give il 10 some
who he thinks is Tyler man at heart.
P.S. You are. probably aware that MIR.
Abel, who is the author ofTyler's typography,
has already been rewarded in part, by receiv-
ing the appointment Of Bearer Of Dispatches
to Texas b. L.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-09-28

HROkE JAil.-Dasid Paucrson and
1smcs Thompson. one convicted ofI.aEcciy
aaI sentenced TO two yosrsand three mouihs
easfnnmeuf IA ile Pcnlienlary. and the 9th
e ~ nfscly and scnlsnecd g huF yaan
...i....leni ih tho siafe pnsoa. both broke
Jail hsi night and arr uoa d largo Our
County jail has bson p,ssen'edby ibe Gfani
JaiY O. he last four ycafs. a. being uais iof
llse raie keeping ofprisoaors, ani ID 81 high
ams - Boar,l ofComm'ssionsfs bad looked
iaio ihe masior
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-09-28

We commend 70 he consideration q ,6c
Mississlppi repudiniors the following. Stom
fOm Barions "Anriomy Of Mslaneboly. =
"a Padua, IN Iialy, ,hcy have a sione,
called The Sicnc Of TuSpiiudo. near ere son.
ale lIousc. whore spendihniis. aud such as
disclaim he rAaMEvr ~ pEBrs. do s'i
with their hinder pats bare, that IS ihal note
oidiHgFicc, Others may be terrified from an
such vain expense, OF borrowing mote lhan
hoy tan ,oll how ~ pay
We would suggos, the erection Of stone
oftho same And. near the estate Housen ~
Jackaou, % the ieuor Of all such evil door.
a. ~ fepudiaior Of that State. I, might
answer % bldg them % apsopsE sopac Of
tghi
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-09-28


Recently we neld conversation with an
intelligent Polish genllem<n-one Of RE Ak
lied pat1ieisElon 1he<s Subject Of the Tariff
Hsr language va. decided and esna1kshle,
as he said: .us
'.Sir, The tariff is the element Of lie tolhs
country. Your prosperity, your. Indepsn-
dence, your national existence, depends. up
on regulating your imports from abroad By
a tsfid. fomed wiz view to pros6c ri
encouraging your agriculture and manufac-
tn'sT rat home.-'Twill never do forfhe peo-
pie Of one sovereign government to keep their
.workshopss0n thesoil ofanother government,
We had fair test Of these things. he con
I1ued, in Poland. NapoleoR Introduced the
.tanf, in his famous Continental system An
English goodswere vigorously deharfea AZ
ter the downfall of the Corsican, lht Aas-
Graf, foreseeing the benefits to ensure from
il, continued the tariff Since the days a
Peter the Great, Russia has honrisbed by
the very dint of her HOME POLICY. Well
the restriction went hard with US ic ikree ~
four years; for we had TO begin every thing.
But necessity has laws, and thev are often
good ones. Our people and artisans weNftas
work-miIls and manufactures were erected;
sheep were Introduced from abroad n,s<han-
les ofunsurp4ssed skill came from England
and France, and found ready employment:
/ fields that were wastes or pleast sIsA.'sis
were planted and became productive 1--we
I ~ principle Of industry was developed -
and the resultNvas lhaf in eight years afler
/ the first institution of the tariff. W hu1 Pct
TEX and CHEAPER WOOLENS and COT
TONS-betier wagons and carrages--bei-
ter agricultural implements and better every
thing we wanted to use or wear (cxeept the
finest and costliest cutlery than we mad be-
fore the Emperor's fariifedict and al q mach
lower pFicesl Sir he emphaiirnllr, con
cluded, "had It not been for the Polish tariff,
the Russian soldiery would have reached the
citidel Of Warsaw. at the termination Of our
last contest with them much soones 5aa they
did; for, tell you, good stiff tariff teach
es the citizens Of a country 10 rel5 rrrn
their own energies--inspires the nationals
body with confidence in its own resources
and if YOU husband these, you Gil the nation
al Golfers 3
With due Difference 10 the fee ,Ai,lda phi
losopheFs, we think the pndlel beiween Po-
land and the United STATES sqnise 81 siri.
king as ihoir fivoTiie Comparison = .r'nr-
land and this country, whon anticipating
I tie resuli TO be productivity law % pro
tect ali classes Of citiiizs nssirom foreign ag.
gressiou, alias, "a coed, sliFsniG7--Sciota
Gazette.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-09-28

Mn. EDrrog As have ben wantonlr
attacked By the Editor q the n, iaisa States
man, published In ths pluce. - myself
called on for q reply; and - defence
would not b admitted mic 81 columns,
have presumed upoa yout Kindness for the
space needed. Il is true that Alexander
Burns, Jun'r-, has ingiied answers 10 his IN
aEgumeniaiivo and iniempemfe hnmbug, but
as be told me thar be was in doubt whether
10 admit any reply into his columns. bccausc
&c had been denounced az our Temperance
meeting, ! therefore must conclude that his
invitation IS merely to form subject Of bEag-
gadocio hereafter.
Motherhood | answer his article but for
thc scuuilous SANDER be propagaies against
me. Hehas honored me with the title Of aself
established inquisilor. because dared 10 de-
fend Temperance Societies against his ma
licious insnuslions. am a would be lead
O.. because. forsr0th, / @sogcrcly criiiciscdn
bis understandable assertions. am a dicia-
tor; because l was bold eaouQh 70 do what
be did; give my opinion on Temperance
Tic accuses an tcctotallers indiscrminaiely
Of preaching one thing aud prlciicing anoih-
e.; and where thun IS the cold waterman who
would not DO as have donc-dciend himself
Yet II he does this, he n 81 o. answered By
SANDER and svilngs. Is MOI this, mixing
..lIccniiousucssr with the "fccdom Of the
psess.r thar the maupfoiessts 10 abLoIl
Called as he is BY the exposition Of h's
I d'msy opposition, he turns Euuad and snarls
al me. because am comparatively a siran-
ger ia this place, and therefore. uIe better
adoprud 10 BE- a victim 10 his persecution
Why Is il that d.. Lee, our worthy Reprcson-
talise elect, who also dared pubicly 10
. spclk his honest opinions Of tbc iesioab.od Al
exander Burns, j., IS fosgoacaf a IS for
the foregoing reason: Tha. am less known
and therefore the p.cjud.ces u lc~ mas
be raised against me.
Similar III measures 20 an opponents 0
good and worthy societies. be seeks 30 sland
er individuals instead Of psoduciug argu.
mems 10 subsiantiafc his assertions, and a
al such opponents must, he viii be apprect
aicd BY Inc moml part Of our community.
The deluded man states that he WIS moi
a The meeting in question, being unintiicd
(the notices Of our meeting invite alp bat
beard fom those that were there, iaas n
iras prcsenf-tlis much can vouqa lor: b.
asked one Of our members TO deiead hin ssou
the aniiclpEied dissection 81 bis article head
cd the Temperance cause
@let lie CALLED iade ~.
me. ss~ sAovs hus liiiis respoct ~ himself
o. Coz his subscribers. As BE- 81 MI write,
md they should read. vt 4 be IL wisdom
nd conceii. hath disuleei 20. ~ solld-
.ai his hem IS the home o. ovA islandsr
Norm my part, feel Sufficient fof sect IAN
- desire his reformation.
islander Is but believed by men, = base a.
those who utter H.
! iours, &c.
WI. HEB-T. FLETCHER.
New Harmony, Ia. Sept. 23d, BIB.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-09-28


A WoRD TO MEacHAn1s--u avk you a
large stock Of goods ON band which Won wish
to REDUCED Then nothing is easier AN to
do il. Only advertise literally, (either in your
own paper, OF if your feelings lead you that
way IA The papeIs OF your neighbors.l and
the thing IS dore. Depend tpoa j, K t
false economy a. Keep all KNOWLEDGE CIR aat
you have on hano from the pablo " lie
means of communicating such nos edge
-ruax -flEs opt1.i'- : - r.heanlx--A Il az az
ways Observed, tlfai those WHO advorfsE tliu
mos, literally il tic papers and seattle shei
hondbills tue most widely among lse people,
are generally the most Prosperous Ia hurincss.
The reason Is plain. People like 70 be as
ked 10 buy, and thai too in polite manner
Forwho, If they can helpit, viii deal with
chuif, morose, vincgar-cruei chap, wi y 10
ill-nalured'or ooill-mannered 10 say with a
bland smile, "Madan, shall show you this
rich SIKH Of this beautiful figured Dc laiasR
- VIII YOU try on this pair Of fine, flexible
gloyes" as the she case may be. Nobody !
such mar never adveriises. Oh no2-not
be. lie is as penurious Of his money az lIe
is ofsmles. It is only your bland, aliiaAo,
and gennemanly merchant, who wishes evary
body success intheir business, aud til hard
hmselfto make an honest calling. that advrr-
Uses. People know this; and hence they
look over the papers to see where ihsS can
get the best bargains, and the sane time
be treated with that courtesy and pohicness
which nobody dislikes.-Nowburgh Gazette.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-09-28

1-The follow ~ c5mmr afion vas
hsndod Us with . tequesi that !, should sp-
pear IN our paper, and we'are o good natuE-
ed TO say ~No." With the quarrel between
our correspondent and TIE Editor Of The
Statesman we have uo,hing to DO, and would
remark that as il can interest our readers none
at all, we shall decline giving any further
use Of our columns for that pupose TIE
matter can be settled at home .sithoui any
more sPilling Of ink
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-09-28

coSrEuioS.-The following ffsnk, honest
confession. We commend 20 the notice Of
cur ifuih.loving Locofoco editors, who are
80 R.yen 20 alirbuiinz their defeat IN 1910
10 "she decep,ious Psuciiced By tho whig-.n
Il Is rem ihc southern Democrat, Locofo-
co print:
"ltts die nonsense, Il IS an insult 20 the
intelligence of the American people, 10 say
that ths oFcuhrow and defeat &C the party IN
1910 was caused wholly BY the articles aud
dclusions Of our opponents, the Whigs-eve-
" candid and ingenious mind must admit
that The personal unpopulanty Of the Demo
eratic candidate hung ike an incumbus up
% he pariyi the Democrats, Ike sinbad the
sailor with the man On his back, we're borne
down b. the weight which thcy csred.n
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-09-28
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isrn ana ior sale At chs Ofies, tie Charter,
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direction Of tho President aud Trustees, en-
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80, s.a'aid possess copy Of these laws
They are neatly printed and covered, and
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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-09-28

We ZEE IN ths last siaiosuan a second
Better ron Judge Llllssiou, which - per-
SCI besuiy, and which We pablish today
along with ne frsi Letter, being satisfied
l|affhe one isfhs best answcF which can BE-
s-.f. .A-ausfrr Next wee< wa shaf b
Down upon iho Judge il a manner that viu
sake hlm seek shel,os Ia an anger hole.