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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16
CIIANCERY .sALE-NoRTH WHEELING
LOTS


PURSUANT 20 a decree made by the circuit
superior court of law and chancery for Ohio
Inty, oh the 18th day of June Is41, in a suit IN
chancery Pending therein between Arthur NJ
Philips, complainant and James II Forsyth, and
Ellen Forsyth hrs wife, Thomas Johnston. John
List and Israel Urdegraff. trustees for said ELLEN
Daniel Lamb, Daniel NJ Edginglon and Francis
G. Campbell defendants. i shall on Wednesday
the 3Hh day or November next a; the front door
oftbe court house Of said county, sell at public
auction to the highest and best bidder the lots OF
parcels of land In Compl iinants BILL md the re-
port Of commissioner Clarke in SAID salt, men
uoned tn be he property of the said James II
Forsyth or so much tneteof as shall be suff Glen
Tor the purposes IN said decree specified that is
say, the Lots situated in the addiuon 10 the late
town OF Wheeling, inClu1ed In the city Of Vince
ling, IN said county and comEonly called North
Wheeling, which lots are number respect vely
l. Is II Is le 20 81 - So aud 100.
TERMS OF SALE-One sixth Of the purch ~
money IN hand, and the residue in one and two
years with interest from the DAY Of sale. The pur
cha giving bond with security for the deferred
instamenis and the utle being retained as a tur.
ther security till paw nent in full.
scr DANIsf T.AMR CoumisSinpor
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16
IAS. Y. CALDWELL.

Successor TO Auerbury Caldwell 4 Co.
wHEEIIsG. VIRGINIA.
KHIIII. coniinue the COMMISSION Il FOR
" wARDING BUSINESS nj the old stand
on Monroe street, and sulicr,s consgnmenis of Mer
chandi-e or produce either for sale or forwarding.
nov \
81 LOuis New Era. Louisville Journal. Cincinna
II Republican, Cumberland Civilian. BALTIMORE
American. L S Gazette. publish ia the amount o.
five doIlars and charge this oiTire.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16
ANOTHER EVIDENCE

'nF he tronderfui curss performed By Dr.
" Srayns's CO npound Syrup Of Wiid cssfryt
burgh :ast August, purchased of your srept
SIX bottles of your compound syrup Of Mid
cnerry- l had Tor many wears teen troubled
with a cough, often very violent, vi h other IN
dlcatIons of consumption, ~ dIseesc ot the Longs,
of a very seTious nature. Ihac ve,y little faith
IN rssdlcine, aeI was thought mr. disease was
hopeless and beyond its reach. ! had NJ piled 10
several Physicians for Jelief. and slso used some
highly psfted medc which bad seen an the
newspapers, bui hearing that you had much ex-
perience ~ the practice CT medicine. and had
treaties many cases of consumption, 7 concluded
10 try yours; and from that Jrne, sm happy 20
say, fo1nd relief } write Ihis N hopes you
Will publish u, so that /: amy hsmAD bong hes
suterc ! as have done, they may know whero
TO Ind medicine, the virtues ~ y htch Fauy be
relied upon. Yours respectfully, g.
jan JAMES OSBrRN.
For sale by JAS BaHER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16

HILr and Mahogany Looking glass. Portrait
" and Picture frames made to order in the
neatest styla, aud ldframes resilt.
splendid assortment Of Looking Glasses,
Portrait and Picture Frames constautly on hand
end for sale lower than they can be procured
elsewhere-Also sign painting sbd Painting IN
all ITS vari Ius branches promptly executed BY
w BRANSTRUP, No 100. Main street Wheel
ing, Va, where can be procured at all times,
paints, Picture and window glass. oils VsTnish
md pntty mar 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16
100000

SHERMAN'S POOR MANS PLASTER.
ID HEUMATISM. Lumbago, pain and weak
II nos IN the back, lOins, SIDE neck breast
or limbs. effect rally ed byTt. In coughs and
liver complaints they afford astonishing reeuts
Worn on the lower part of the spine, they cure
the piles, and on the back Of the necks of
children teething will give Ian m ediate relief.
Several persons have called at the warehouse
TO express their surprise and thanks, at the al
most miraculous cures these plasteTs have Of
fected.
Jos w Hoxe, Esq. VIII had been so afflicted
with rheUmatlsm, as TO be unable TO dress him
self without assistance was enabled after wear
ing ore only night. 20 get up alone IN the NOR
ming, put on hIs clothes and call az our Offices
with eyes beafning with iOY aud his tongues
pouring forth the Rlldness Of hIs heart al the
sudden md signal rsllef he had received from
this best a all remedies
Mr. Davii Williams, Of EltabethtOwn, "
an old ReVolu tiOnary soldier was 80 afflicted
with rheumatism that no could scarce help him
self these plastaTs entirely cured HIM ~ PTiee
only ~ 2 Centsa plaster add which not only
makes them the hest but the cheapest plaster
IN The world Remember that
For sale Wholesale and Retsil BY
OLIVER PRYOR,
nov tT-4m Sole agent for Nheshug
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16
NOTICE no IIOCsEKEEpERs

ME subscribers beg leave TO inform The citi
Ecns of Wheeling and vicinity that they have
opened a GENERAL FURNISHING WARS
HOUSE Of No l43 Main street, Wheeling. Va
where may be found extensive assortment OF
gilt and mahogany framed Looking Glnsses. Portrait
and Picture frames; Upholstery ware, consisting Of
Feather beds. holsters, Pillows, curled hair Spanish
moss. cotton, husk and spring mattresses; together
with full nsscrIment Of the latest style ard best
finished FURNITURE ever Uttered ia this city; all
OF which will be sold on the reasszable terms
and parTaH'ed.
Also Looking glass Plates, mahogany veneers.
varnish. SP niSh NOES. &c &c. constantly on hand
STEAM BOATS furnished with every article oI
furniture on the accommodating terms and Q
short notice.
CarPeis made and put down.
Orders in ZanesyiIle can be loh with J. FAD
ANS e. Co
Jun 2s MENDEL e. HARBOUR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16
FOR SALE on RENT.

1--WE tavern properly IN Tuadelphis formerly
known ~ The Cottage Inn. Al-o. pavilion
Of The Land belonging Io The heirs ~ The late Josas
Thompson, adjoining Trildelpha. Will he sold in
lots o. suit purchasers For Terms apply u Mr- G
NJ LOOMS. Triadelphia. or NJ NELSON. wheel
ing. dec ~ INV
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16
DEAD THIS !-Shinn and SeHe-.' Ten.
iii u Grrf n q. h.n

monongalIa CO, Va. Aug -. 1885,
This - 10 certify thst gave two doses of ShInn
and Sellers VermItuge 60 two Of INV c'uIdrehr
from one II brought upwards of one h nd ed, ana
one hundred and twenty from the otk or. I havs
used M'Lane's SermIIuge. and believe IL "a .
good worm medicine. but believe shinn a
Sellers rs better. DAVID SuLLIvAS
CLARK sville, Pa. March Is3s
Messrs ShInH = Sellers-IthInk your FeJrni-
fuRe preferable TO any have ever SEE n or used
there Is no other used IN this part of the couutfv
when II can he procurei-fUur and FIVE HUNDRED
worms 9re often DESTROY ed by the use Of on wal
You will ple6 sc semi me twelve DOZENS NJ this
time. JAMEs VI MEASs, NJ ~.
Prepared only and sold Wholesale and retail by
K r SELLERS,
No 20 Wood street below I'd.
SOLD Wheeling ~ JamaS Rakpr a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16
INSg TRANCE.


lSkS Mill I've izken y the tIkt. * MARINE
LII INSURANCE COMPANY Or WHEELING;
az the lou,ea rdiSf no
buildings Of all kinds. a. 10. buck or wooden
AID their eonteats!
Siesnooa s; factories; MILLS, &c.
Furniture:
Aud mt rcha adise ~ ali kinds.
And sca'nst nj dangers ztte nding the Trans
portatUyn ofgoods au rivers. lake., seas. canal .
mt railroads.
Fr tie character OF the company as 70 pre- mp
itude and lIheraliiy IN the adjustment aud pa =
ment If losses we beg leave To refsT 10 the mer-
chats Of this place ard elsewhere VINO have had
The adjustment nf claims upon VA. aHg4
Offi@e - Main 81. ID. LAME. Ses'y.
WESl ERN INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL $500 600
THIS company being now duly orGa asEeS Is
Il preJared Ia make insurance on every des-
critpion ofFire aud Marine RiekS. such aSGwel-
ing Iouses, Store Houses &c with their con
teuta. Also, Steam Boats, Fiat Beats aod Keel
Boa ., with their eargoee, tpAnd ( ON any rort
on tbs Ohio and MissssippI rivera. their trib~
utary streams. Application r Insurance to he
made fer the present at tue office OF the Wheel
ing Sl wings institution
aug n COY, Secy
WINDOW GLASS AND SOAP,
nN hand a large assortment, Of winouw ulass
~ and a superior lot of CirSinnsIi Soap which
Will bc sold low 10 close consignment by
jy2S JAS Y CALDWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16
LIGHTl LIGHTu LIGHTm
d.. IAMEa TANNER

PHYSICIAN. SURGEON AND ACCOUCHIER
nFFiCE on the Northeast corner Of Ssh and
GENRE &c. Residence on the Southwest cor
nsf Of he same streets oct 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16
m. N. JAMESON,
FORwA RUiNG AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT.

LAND AND GENERAL AGENT,
WHEELING, Va.
N EsPECTFULBY tenders 60 the public he
services. lie will receive Goods and Pro
dacs II every description iOr sqs bariJr Storage OF
Cor,rsrdiag lie eOu6denily believes that he ca'i
srobave, Eas,er goods Tor Western manufactured
anicles end produce greatly 10 The advantage Of ne
r,,.;g,,,. oJi 10.
Chesapeake Canal and Rail Ryai Scrip wanted
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16
WESiI ERN INSURANCE COMPANY
r.y,r.r esnO nm
1.-THE LIFE OF THE FLESH Is In
THE DI,OOD.D

ENVERY disease arises IRON inPurity OF the
IL blood.
Brandeth's TIils s'e The be~ known remedy E,x
ovcrv disease. They do no' cure by charm bat I've
ing entirely vegetable ussimilas with the hLod and
effect eerIRn Ivy oil impure PARTICLES
from this su;fle fluid VI life. They are beneficial
in all diseases may be taken under any ciscumsisn-
without fear ofinjury, but IN the contrary Will
give relief in the acuie and psiSsful disease.
BEWARE Of COCNTERfET1S--NO Drug
gisi in the Place has the genuine Pills
Ash TO see The certificate 81 agency. Each box
toI has ii three copper plate labels, the top and
bsiiom first printed with red iak aad then with
hln,k Observe that each Tor there are sir fac
slnle signatures Of Or BrandrtS
Three InuE. Brand~Ih NJ -,
Three thu-. Benj amin Bundelh.
Sold IN Wheeling Ivy
RoBB & STEPHENSON,
sop s-5m H. RRANDETH.- NJ. u.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16
PUBLISHED Daily AND WEEKLY By
JAMES 4. WHARTON,
II ruE cokxEs OF UNION AND MAIN STREETS
WHEELING. VA.


Single paper. for sale by the c. rriers and at the
effsce nj cents a copy.
The werkly paper the Western Virginia Times.
Is Published vcdh5sdas at 81 SO per annum
In advance. 50 if moi paid within month
from the beginning OF the year. No subscribers
will be re ceived, except such rs pay ia advance.
For mosihs 81 50 is invariably charged No
suiIsc riber received for ess than sir month";.
aud paper discontinued. OF sept stthe discretion
Of the publisher. unril all arreatsges paid.
FERNS NDvERrIsIN0.
fhrcV insertions or lees per square. 500
tine week, $3.50
Two Wrecks, $3.50
'rhr~c Weeks. s3.25-
-Four weeks S4ae
Two m"a'hs. $500 Three months $500
Advertisements inserted till fnrhd without
eNpress order. will he inserted until ordered
aud charged dollar f,r fst hree Insertions and
Is cts fnr each insertion aner. Advertisements
inse ted three times week for ihree tUurIhs the
ab,ve. Weekly for half pstsNverh
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16

GOODS FEMALE DOMESTIC PILLS.
NOR purifying the blood snd restoring the sys
TEN from general debility consequent on want
Of etercse and pure ar These pills have acquired
popularity IN many parts Of the Union hitherto
unprecedented. For sale BY
mar 26 JAMES BAKER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16

ESAMILY FLOUR Of the mos, approved
IL brands CONSTANTLY boz sale nv
oct 25 , W BASsETT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16
4. IR WIN,

.FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
MAIN Street WHEELING.
CtOIIClTS Consgnmenis Ct Merchandise Or Pro
y dsce. either icr sale OF FofW aiding and hopes
g. merit shnre Of public patronage by InOderais
charges and strict attention 10 business sepS
A DAMS PATENT COFFEE MLI4-A vsi
"a superior article Tor sale By
Sou'h Wheeling aug 10 w BAssETT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16
a NAILS.


The subscriber rendering his thanks for former
patronage would announce 20 his friends aud the
citizens in general, that they now he supplied
with good article OF Pittsburgh Iron and nails on
goJd terms they can he bad elsewhere IN the
city. As usuala good stock Of groceries kept constant
~ hand, oil Of which he will sell low for cash
approved produce. y w BASSETr.
south Wheeling, inn ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16
RORTn WHEELING FLINT glass
WORKS..

u ME subscribers having put thoir Glsss Works
ia complete repair. they are now IN foil o.
psrhtiOn again, and they prepared 10 6l orders
with which ihey n-ay be favored in their lined
business. They Irssi that their long and success
lul experience. lone Of The firm having been engag
cd in the business more ihsn twenty yenTs) will be
a sufficient guaranty Of their capacity 10 ill oil or.
ders on ihe and they feel confident in saying that
their Glass will be equal 10 quality. transparency
beauty and value A. we'll cheapness in price 10
any manula siured IN the Union. We only ask those
disposed 10 purchase to give us fair irinl.
feb 12-1y M&RH SWEENEY e. co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16

AVE have received at our Auction Rooms.
100 yards Calico.
22UO DO. Blcached Muslins,
200 DO. Flannel
which We will Sell very cheap Iof cash.
decd HALL 4 WlcKHAAL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16

A CARD-TO THE LADIES'
M rs. WADE would inform ihe ladies - ~ hes.
lVh liug aRd vicinity that she has just arrived
from New York. with n large and general assOrimeEt
ni Frenth Millinery which she oilers i0f sale tie
New York Fancy Millinery Store 90 Church 81,
three doors east Of the New Couu House Her siUck
consists IN pau u The f1uwing articles Ladies
b'nneis made Of rich cut aud uncut velvsis. Tarel.
Ton sHhs and Satlins, capss Of the newest Style.
Flames o various cVlors. Bonnet and cap ribbons
ana large assortment Of Wrench hOwer
y H. Leghufn and Straw Bonnris, cleaned
steel pressed aud trimmed with nea,ness. aud Al
short nnuee, MRS r WADE.
sci 26-2m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16
HEALTH N MISSOURI.
PEAsE,s HOARHOUND CANDY.

- HE best remedy for Coughs. Colds Sc ever
offered 10 the public just received and ios
saic AZ The Literary Depot dec -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16
J PEAsE & SONS CANDY.

No 90 Wood street below ID
Solo in Wheeling by james Baker nov 2
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-09-30

A FELoN's CELL.-Whilst at the
North last summer, we made visit to
the State Prison of a new England
State. In one of the cells. occupied by
man who was serving out aesong term
OF years tor we forget wha, offence, he
being at the moment engaged at his labor
in the yard, we discovered le,tered ON
the walls, the Lords Prayer, the Ten
Commandments, with various familiar
texts ofscripture, and stanzas of Psalms
and Hymns. It was an instructive,
though sorrowful sight. Here was .
man, an outcast from society, disgraced
for life, branded with infamy, in the
heaviness Of his solitude, in those lonely
hours when it might be supposed he
would indulge but in thoughts of
hatred to all his kind, turning his mind
back upon the innocent days of child
hood, and calling up in bright perspec-
tive, for present comfort and consola-
ton. the holy lessons doubtlessly taught
him at MOTHERS knee. These, even
the rough conflicts of guilt had not
ehaced. They remained to admonish,
to soothe. perchance to reform, and
make him in reality better man in time
to come. He had displayed them upon
the walls of his cell perhaps that their
teachings might be ever visible that his
eye might rest upon them as the shades
OF evening closed around-and again as
the morning light broke dimly in upon
his prison house. The gift which a
plous MOTHER casts into the mind other
child, when by whom are they ut
terly forgotten? They may lie neglec-
ted and dormant for years, of TOO little
worth in the estimation of the possessor
to be kept in green remembrance, bat
J" when anguish wrings the BROW"
when the dark days Of misfortune or
OF crime have come. then are their
voices heard and needed. The convict
in his dungeon turns to them for COM
fort and support. A MOTHERS religious
lesson recalled to mind by felon and
traced upon the walls Of his cell-,his
is homage to maternal virtue of the
most affecting kind. -Wil. Clsron.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-09-30
TO THE LOVERS Of GOOD AND PRETTYTEEIH
s. Nj. MASON.

~ Surgeon and Mechanical Dentist,
II ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens
IL Of Burlington and vicinity, that he IN
tends remaining in this place for some time,
to attend to the practiceof his profession, in
all its various branches, such as filing the
cavities of diseased teeth with fine Gold
and tin foil, so as to preserve them and make
useful for long time. Cleansing and in
serting .'Stocktons Premium Teeth" from a
single tooth 20 an entire set on fine Gold
plate. Also, on pivot, In neat and scien-
tific manner, according 70 the latest improve
ments. Old fangs of decayed teeth, also,
those that cannot be preserved extracted
with the least possible pain. Tooth ache
cured in almost all cases.
He will pay particular attention to irreg-
ularities OF the teeth, and render them uni
form and beautiful, also, to all diseases OF
the mouth and gums. He prepares an OPT
ate for the teeth and gums which will pre-
serve them and make them white and beau
tiful Also tooth powder and gum washes.
All operations warranted. Charges moder-
ate Ladies waited on at their residence, if
they prefer it.
Room at the National Hotel.
Augl1-tf II
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-09-30
CRITICISM.

Several of the papers Of the Terrific
ry are busy in correcting the grammar
ofMessrs Wallace and Dodge, as shown
in their speeches, and the friends of
each find something to do. As there is
a fair prospect that that part Of the labor
will be well attended to-. we will look
moment at another point, viz: the ac-
ti0n of the orators, for in this Demos
themes said oratory consisted.
The remarkable thing that we OBJ
served in the action of Mr. Dodge, was
peculiar raising of the hand and an
extension of the fore finger, as much
As TO say-"Big. man me, Captain
John I" While with Mr. Wallace,
there might have been seen something
like propensity urging the thumb of
the right hand 10 the end Of the nose,
and impelling certain waving motions
of the fingers. supposed to mean
I" You can't come 1t general "-Du
Bnqne Transcript.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-09-30
From our Correspondent.
WAPELLo Sept. 25th, l843.


FRIEND EDWARDS, Dear Sir:-In
regard to political matters in this coun.
ty, Wallace's prospects are cheering.
He will carry, | think, the wing
strength Of the county, and very con-
siderably swell the majority obtained
by the wing candidate for Congress at
the last election for Delegate. " He was
present at the wing Convention held in
this place On Saturday last, was receiv-
ed with enthusiasm, and responded to a
request to address the Convention, in a
neat and forcible speech, which elicit.
ed the warmest applause, and which
left on the minds of those who heard
it, a most favorable impression of the
talents of the speaker. In a word his
appearance here has won him golden
opinions. Louisa will stand fast to her
integrity, and do her full share in re-
ducing the majority of the last election
for Delegate. By, the way, the Con-
venlion held here on Saturday was the
largest ever held in this county, con.
sisting Of 6fty.nine delegates for the
several townships and many others not
delegates. aiarss4sl a saa
There were several candidates be-
fore the convention for the nomination,
which circumstance o ccasioned some
three ballotings before choice was.
effected, but the proceedings were
nevertheless marked very generally
with the right feeling. The nominee
is practical farmer, honest, and capa-
BILE Of taking care Of the interests Of the
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-09-30

YHNHE subscribers have established a
4 branch Of their house in this city, at
the store opposite Mr. Wesley Jones, where
they intend to keep good supply of TIN
Plates, Copper, Sheet Iron, Wire md Tin.
ners Stock in general-Also, Stoves Of all
patterns. viz. Cook, 10 plates, plates. Box
Parlor and Alright, Iron of all sizes, Steel,
Nails, Salt, sJevett's Ploughs &c. To
which we would respectfully invite the at.
tenticn of the public, knowing that by the
low cash prices, we will be enabled to please
all who may favor us with call, which we
earnestly solicit.
auglO-tfj BRIDGE & HALE.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-09-30
From our CORRESPONDENT.

DLOOMINhTON, Otpt. 10, 1910.
Mr. EDWARDS, Dear Sir:-On last
Monday our Candidates for Congress
were mere and gave US hearty grip
Of the hand, and their strongest cleo
pioneering speeches. While upon the
Bank question, Dodge advocated no
Bank, and stated that the Miners (De.
mocrats of course) actually refused the
bills of the State Bank Of Missouri,
would receive nothing but gold and
silver for their mineral, and he hoped
to God the Farmers Of this vicinity
would adopt the same principle, to re-
ceive nothing but gold and silver for
their produce. The Sac and Fox In
dams don't know enough 10 take bill
on good bank, but one would sup
pose that the Locos, and in fact most
of them do. know enough 10 take the
bills Of their Loco Foco Banks. Wal
lace made good speech-took high
minded course towards his opponent
without getting in pet and flying into
wild extremes as Dodge did. Wallace
left very favorable impression. This
county probably has a Loco majority
Of twenty-five, but it is thought that
Wallace will reduce that majority some
although at the last election Dodge's
majority was thirty-six. We learn
from Cedar and Linn. that his majority
will receive still greater reduction.
The Locos are desperately frightened
in this county. They know if Wood
ward is elected, their nefarious princi-
plies will meet with a strong opponent.
The little Loco clique in this town,
who have ruled the county, are on the
last week Of heir reign. and probably
will be curtailed with half their can
didates beaten. ....
Respectfully Yours.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-09-30
IMl(O52@MjN sA J2OB5R

lMiUlH07AAlEY % ISIOJUIM ~
ID ETURN their thanks to the citizens Of
HI Burlington and its vicinity for the lib
eral patronage they have heretofore received
and take this method Of informing them
that they have fitted up their shop in the
north end of the Post Office Building, on
Main Street, where they intend to continue
their business as tailors. They hope by
strict attention to business to merit the con-
tinuance of the public favor. 4 IL
N. B. Farmers would do we'll to give
them call as they intend TO take all kinds
of produce in payment for work Their
prices shall correspond with the reduced
prices of produce and the pressure of the
times. s., sea;.az 5s ass
aug31-tf ~ .s, IA