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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-18

The peri sun %S Sl iGm%fHss with the
~: %s: In Sss:s & !; SsPE
u N M:'s R Fos, VIII a!'.ss. Ais
T'an.i SESES b 81 { I oEs's'"
By the and hGy SsnS playing boy
courAp q: IT, y sI s11
Four Horse Scene of La Force D'Hercule
UAs thu. period of the Evening ,nssrmi'siou Of IS
THE SECOND PART viii commence with
By the mos, Black vocsi. othe present
oG piE2fsff NEdRo 'As
% are of s Ss Ds S,
TFshsm the G.sasl dancer; ~, ,,,.;.;.
Frank sowsT q Bone csieSIi;S vs'ss even with Eer
ns''s IN e''''Sn The Whole conclude with
~:
and o' pEVoURNG oGRE entitled tbs
THE TERROR OF THE FROZEN REGIONS!
The New SCENERY Ns::.s .sS Grain
The or sse t Ii sa
The Acce'ioies and Ms.:n Henry Palmer
The Folio invented written and produced under hs a.ss.o.
NOTICE.
Day al. &. ssSs. '
0'''f EQUESTRIAN AND GYMNAsTIc Ac1y
w ssi1 s4 rom Ss5 =:
clock A. NJ Until the time of opening.
~, Seat. be secured at the Box Once. f0n' till
CHATHAm THE ATkM.
REDUCTION OF PRICES
Dire" Circle % cents; w. ~ esns; Upper Tier isheen
slS %H!s .; ;S $SS HSSi1s:
THE ok kf!ii F1 %isfE'srERN
MyrI II 's SS Ti E,i HIGH tsf SEAS
DscT, open a. ~ o'clock and the performance will
mITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE.
THIS SH H|;;fS5' a siT e.
REVOLT n A'i fH Eh P6oR HOUSE
w fSsf iS RxTE *
w HS 5SSslpd Tl cTfi
The Door. will be opened a; hafpa the Dor
AMERICAN MUSEUM.
Marble BSii!di1s, Broadway opposite st. Pau' Church
v1s sAE 81 Th E' iSDAN CHIEFS
{: 4 B: %s:
that fna s1e Sssn
weather are DESTROYS Of seeing they have re-
SPLENDID WAX DANCEo AND CEhEMONIESt
a1 x. %: tho
The company sa..x:: e.
sS sSa
P's % :naas
They large well formed, full blooded, and NOZZLE look
nSa,i H l.. s%. II. popular ballad
Last Se s q r ths uH %X e e. admired
An Eminent Professor male Piac;i.. Examination. Of
vi;i,o ChfI!:Gd and ns
VIII s.:sS: chart and ::o.s::s; s :$::
@"s"s 'ss e.
in W.
Admiration to all . eent.-Chlldren hslfprles Dee
PEALE'S NEW YORK MUBEUM
NATIONAL rRsESA!Is ASP METRE GALLERY
The S$S$f ;S; iif'
Neatly and ,,.isiay .pavsd in three .p.eiou. halls. and
Costly AND ELs sss;; 'fIisS 5T GALLERY.
further Il ~
She wi.he. not to impose .pon the public by making them
believe her "ae fsoRRrUNE TELLER.
Possessed with supernatural power-but the contrary
claims publicly be able 10 instruct others s keod
intellect and mention their leadink ira sactions Of
PAST TIMES,
THE PRESENT.,
AND THE FUTURE.
She will tell whether they married not and
what kind Of husband wife they will describe their
characters and give host of act conclusions
founded knowledge ofthe mmuable
philosophy &C. Az proof Of the
assertions she liberty refer han
dreds first including clergymen, judges,
physicians and of the enlightened ladies in
the city -
An charge Of 2H those who consult the Gipsy
Woman. IW
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-18

Domestic ImpOrtati0ns.
New ORLEANs-Bg Dea-60 bbs molasses ia do pork 81:
do lard Dougass-397 bbs flour De Peyster Whitmarh-
626 kegs lard 4si bbls flour g. do moasses Fields
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-18

90 A NEW CHAMICAL DISCOVERY.-A com.
position has recently been discovered for renovatng and
preserving old leather and making boots and shoes per
fecty water proof All those who regard comfort and
veniencewil procure this article and satisfy themselves
OF its qualities in soening and removing all crack or bills
ter and making old leather 1t is sold only No.
Maiden Lane by the gallon bottle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-18

no UNPROVIDED AND DESTITUTE POOR ARE
invited attend meetings to be held at the Hall corner Of
Bowery and Hester street Sabbah) and every
succeeding Sabbath, at 10 A. NJ, and7 p. NJ also
Tuesday and Thursday evenings OF each week. at M
where the deserving poor may have relief By the Ladies
City Relief Association. All persons who will act wis.,
ting committees invited to attend said meetings
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-18

aATURDAY,

Gt1 n REWARD-Wl be paid Tor information that will lea
p to the fact where and from whom certain bucket
tar and jug Of camphne bought about the 2h
28lh Jauary which articles used in firing the buidin
Of Thames and Lumber Streets Saturday nigh
the 3sth January last.
The bucket and jug be by applying The lowe
rnlce Office. of officer Sfokelv l1f 2tom
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-18

MUSIC.
SCHNEIDER REBHUN, Directors Of the German Band
~ and late Of Saratoga Springs will attend private prues ana
with band Of from three to twenty nuu Apply
No. Delaney the Bowery, or NO. ~ Cr9s9y ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-18
AMUSEMEN rs.

NIBLO's.
CONCERTS OLIVIER, A LA MUsARDI
S s:%:s J:!s HI '} ET:s:s
rn. ,.'TTEssbsH'iY' q E WEN Feb s s.s
MRS eT sYlro talent will appear on this oeea'on
''SS sisS sb s HssHis1.
,omoo cEdL i pr sIED dER%i%sfN BAND.
T E:s;. S%$sss sii''''''' '''%s .y:s:r
s:%%;::::::' s ss:$:;'' ss ;s:S:s.
S %sit:r, FF s:ssss.,. y s:s:
the ,,, E s"S r. spS S,S Sh Of IN.
ho1f o%s hs and St n M
s ss md %Ss
form variety q ne YsasdIils,S wa1 S and ID. S.or.
Iicksg 50 esntss Doors open at hafpa'ts COnces,o
WEIGHS
OIL YiMPIC CIRCUS.
PARK 4 Theatre.
THE NEW HAPLEQUINADE
With sofy
ing ugn.sr the drosIie. Of Well the co%,e.ss Of
MsT Ws, Sy e
urvey Particular Notice--Place. mus. be secured in
morning order dsappoinments during the
the Pantomime.
5s. ss Jss WIZ
r'''''m'rTfi Hi IS e GvESfs {; o'clock
The performance will commence with the
SUN WORSHPPERS.
In which the whole ofthe equestrans will appear.
Master Rupne on horseback as Young Norya
Miss Wells will dance LA SMOLENSkA.
M,ster GIesrv in Principal Act
j j Nathans Pony will perform comic act.
TRANSFORMATIONS by & Rogers.
NEGRO DOIN0S
y the banjo playing
- Chestnut, aud the dngv John Diamond.
CourshIp in the Tyrol by Cadwaader, 0osn Palmer
Mrs Howard
Four Horse Scene of La Force D'Hercule.
10 At this period of the Evening ntemission Of Is
.xv,It
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-18
UNITED STATES
TEA EMP ORIUM.
l2l late 100 Chatham sf,;eef Nefr York

III, late l29 Chatham street, Ne,c York.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY continue to offer for
sale and fragrant Teas of variety and style
Their assortment specially includes the delicious and
grades Of Green and Black Every package the
stamp and elegance and the Teas therein
thoroughly secured from light and air that quality and
power will remain unimpaired climate Their
Of cutting business perap, scarcely TO be exceed 1t
founded the regard the rights Of he
especially with to weight and quality and unr
vailed cheapnes All purchasers called upon
articles which ai them the fullest which
the money will be cheerfuly and promptly refunded Coun
Tchans public establishments, heads Of families,
shipmastes will find decided advantage to supply them
selves from this establishment.
Coffee roasted every day.
Orders from all Of the United Suites with
promptitude and despatch
The only warehouse in America for the sale Of Hon.
auah celebrsted Black Tea. fla lmsr
T LIVERPOOL COAL-l7o Chsldrons best Orr Coal in
'"'' ~ ''e III '' - '''' ''' JOHN HERDMAN.
flor 81 South street.
EELT-Patent adhesive Felt for she athng tops houses
and ships botoms for sale in lots TO suit purchsse
i3nr f. X COLLINS Il co. IS South 1T
SUGAR-2o hhds prime New Orleans sugar. landing from
~ ship Oconee from New Orleans, and for sale BY
*. COLLINS CO.,
fl3ec Sc South stree
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-18

CINuLE GEN TLEMEN have pleasant apartments aud
- good board in private family, al 2o Fulton Green
wich
y. .. Day boarders admitted reasonable
i6fec
DACKET SHIP OCONEE from New Orleans, is discharg-
L at y. X. Consgnees will please attend to the
ecein OF heir GODS i'm med
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-25

Oh no. You. should fancy that no
woman would make Two unequal Aar.
riageS, Mr. O.. Good morning.
MIR c."
was left alone, and 10 return as
pleased, by the vegetable garden or the
front door. | chose the latter, being
somewhat piqued as we'll as inexpressi
oily grieved aud disappointed. But Phi
loSoPhy came 10 ny aid, and soon fell
into mood Of speculation.
"F,delia is constant" said I TO myself
constant after all. She made up her
mind for me at twenty. But | dad no,
stay tIceRty. Oh no. unadvisedly, and
without preparatively cultivating her
taste for thirty five became thirty five.
And now what was she 10 do? Her taste
was not at ali embarked in Possible rro,t
and It stayed just as it was, waiting TO
be called up aud used She locks il up
dccently until Cd Troit dies, and then
reproduces-whal2 Why, just what
she locked up-a taste for young man
at twenty, and just such a young man
as she loved whea she was twenty. Bob
OF cou rise Bob is like me; Bob is TWEEN
lty BE Bob her husband.
But | cannot say quite like such con
stancy.
n. p. w.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-25

TIE BOOKS CLoSED.-On Tuesday La, A..
Books cPened iOr subscriptions at stock TO In. Ji
OF Muskiagumr were clOsed-Ihe time havin, -.
red in which was Proposed 10 receive m. ,,or','.
Of Stockholders. Aud now, people of Mnskinrur
YOU have the essence and substance Of ia M R.f,,
Malters have been terminated just rs the wings me.
dicted when the hobby first mounted Nyh.,,
Governor S.:aonon and PrIIicOat a lien were tray,
ing over tie State ~ S35. making speeches IN "a,
yor of their peculiar notions about banking tha,
Told by the Wing siumpsrs that an intliyil,l
liability Bank would never be s.arretf IN OHIO Rup
these champions of Bank Reform differed with th..
| whgs. and said that when the charters Of ,-,L,
| VOrtsteSS the Baaks Of ZanesyilIe PM
man, Nj Pleasant, SieubevIlle, ST Claitsyillo AZ -
Sc. expired. aud site institutions would inEo.
their gsce. u was further urged the part Of tho,
wings that u such Banks started the stockhold-
ers must hecs ssarIly from the LaCnico uattv
AND They VIII eUmer braw's,l out me ReuIroat Or
a"T 'finmplaniiy. The Democrats Of the Stale yyp
make rush Tor Tie subscription books with their
long S'ihen purses, well 6'lIsd with gold ia their
hands and READILY and anxious for 10, NIKE mn tho
-Iuck." y NV
Allen has proved himself poor nropber in,,.ot..
for the books have been kept open in I'M; ,c,,,,,.
week alter week (and in Drmncrnr,c olI;c. a, r.,
yet liamm. ManyPenny, Ho,mer Van Uornc oD,r
IN truth all the rich LIkies Of Musk;n,urn r.
d"dged Squire Keens office as though MI. ,,,s 90.
dsngered bv Gro sing its lhreshlld
Thus. fellow ciz.ns. dies another oC Tho b,,,L
oi LDcOi0eism IL has served To deceive The. 49,.
SIT years; aud as that party alone depend noon In.
crPiion Tor success. It Is air To pre,n,n. tha, -
thing new m the wnyuf hnmbuggery will s,or, ~
| its OppelTance.--Zan, SU,Lle R,g
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-25

BEAUTIFUL kENlNlSCENCE,-In a wclV
written article entitled "R, minisren, es oC Wah;,,
ton AllsIon.' Published in the B,sinn Cbr;s,;n,,
World. occurs the follow ing touching paragraphs:
Il once" snys the writer, asked him uhy amon,,
the any striPiur. subjects which he selected G'1
the canvasshe had taken part Of the life of Chris
for his theme. lhaVe not done so. he replied be
cause OF my convictions concerning the nature. the
mission md Inc character Of the Saviour These
eIllt hum 50 far beyond such apprehension of
him as could alone enable me To communicate any
iScn Of him may strive TO reach that should fail
If attempted it. could not make him study for
art"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-25

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL-Leuer
To the St,ckhulIer-Ths work will, IL $50 be
presumed. be finished suIne time other, but al
present triho difficult to predict that desiiable
period. The remuyal Df Gen Mcneil from The
presidency would seem 10 indicate disnpprOval Of
his policy by the Board Of Directors: and If So. then
different. II not an opposite pUcy, must meel with
favor their hands. Touching this mailer, pam
phcl hos been issued, ia the form Of .'eef TO the
SlOckholders," "by one Of their number" copy OF
which we have received. ln this is set forth IN a
brief aud very Ineligible compend the oilhe
rOniroct made 10y President Mcneil with Messrs
LetisDn g. Ruusr With It's advantages TO the compa
ny and fur making 10. The serious ohjec.
lions" of The Buard 10 this cOnrncl. Constituting
Their reasons for TepudIaiing IL, taken up ard
examined seriaiin; dssecled vi Ih no unspaung hand
but with an exceedingly keoH knife; aud piihy
commented on. sa,P where they bUre their own
comment on Their face. The writer IL evidently
Of opinion that the president right in his go e.
head" and The Board wrong IN Their dilaory poll.
cy; that he wns right ia making the contract, and
they wrong IN dsay0wing md annulling u; that his
was productive add saving. and theirs nJn pro.
ducilye and losing course. The pamphlet s ably
written and is clearly the work Of one ihomrghly
acquainted With The history Of the canal and IN o.
therTespecis eom eicnt TO treat u matters cOncer
ming n-Bah Sun.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-25
NEW YORK. Monday ApM

Western Flour Is ia ncve demand il is inpossi.
ble Ia ascertain hoH much has been sold to day bpt
It cannot be less than 5000 bbls, as know If
me'gh's having been engaged for 10000 bbls 81 Is
I'd per bbl. Genesee is firm ass Ohio ami Nj.
gan 81 81 q IS. 200 barrels Georgetown sold n,
SOL J. which Is the only Transaction in southern
have heard Of.
have no alteration to notice in The Money Market,
The accounts are not very favorable have ro,
head Of any orders having been received for sock
Of any description. M
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-25

TO MAKE LOAF BREAD-HOT BREAKFAST
CAKES-BUCKWHEAT CAKES. Sc. Superior h
any hing Of me Kind bsfors produced Mir dfy
and we'll rubbed togeher-two teaspoUssful Of Cream
Of Tartar. with lone quart Of Flour-then dissolve
three lourlhs Of ieaspoonlul 81 supercarb1nlre ol
soda % a sufficient quantity q unskrnmeJ sweet
milk NIX The whole together and bake Immediately.
u wafer be used instead Of milk. add IuIo .ha
ening.
u the above directions be strictly FlIsvsd. b,.,5
viii be produced. Of superior lgbfnsss and b,sn.,s
land no person having tasted Of D. made IN M.
wy. would willingly resort 10 the commoo r,s,b1J
Of producing Tho staff ollie.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-25

SHOCKING AFFAIR.-A porter al the Camden.
and Amh"y Railroad Company, named Augusru.
Thoma-. was suddenly dragged into the Delaware
on Friday night and drowned. l. appears that he
got caught IN The line OF the steamboat New PhiIn.
dolphin. which cast off from the post Gu The wharf
when that boat was about leo wing On nm eycu,si,,
up the river. Every eIertiun was made 10 rescue,
him. but wiIkOni success
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-25

There Is no PaOer in the Union that puts us in
such good spirits. politically, the Richmond En-
quirer. Father Richie has always had motherly
care over the British party, especially in the South
The late elections have put the old gentleman m the
most Tremendous furry. His very boots must ha v g
the ague. And he cannot even mention Nsrh Car.
olIna without crying out like Richard TO horse .
When Mr. Rithoe is frightened. there must DO a
screw loose somewhere
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-25
WHEELING DAILY TIMES.
FRIDAY. AUGUST 25. 1919.
FoR PRESIDENT ~ 1874,
III Il " Il u e. l. a n.
FoR VIcE PRESIDENT,
JOHN DAVIS, OF MAssAcHUsErrs.

Our Dry Goods merchants receiving their fall
mud winter stocks of goods will be seen by the
advertise mems that appear in paper. There are
also new stores in PREPARATION that will be open in
few days. with large stocks. Dizziness has been
somewhat complained Of during the summer but we
are inclined to believe that heavy fall aud winte.
business will follow
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-25

The vicinity Of PIiisvvnnia. Virginia was visited
hy heavy rain On the 5Ih inst. The Binnisier n.
yer and It's tributaries rose Ia an alarming heipb,
sweeping away crops, stacks, mills bridges and fen
ces " iih"ut number. The iobacCo crop suffered
much injury. Two mnd servants of Major d. n
Clark were PrcrraIed into The river, by the giving
away Of hand railing, and drowned
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-25
IIHI[aIIAENf.AIIIEi!NlIEIEijalflflFlgDII'

REPORT or THE DEATH OF GEN. JACK.
SON.-The smbjuined Hole came Oh the WAY Bill"
of The Columbus Stage, whmh lett that CITY ycster.
day, md arrived here This morning:
by mole on the Way Bill" &c this morning
from Cincinnati. It is suiL that Gen. Jackson died Of
iaemorrhngo of The lungs-hi- news is said to have
been received 10y express al Cincinnati"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-25

The Boston Directory. just published. shows
S,IlI names eIpunged Of persons, housekeepers or
IN business, removed from The city or dead, since
last year, and an addition Of OF names Of similar
character. being an increase Of $40. This ind calea
an increased population Of about 5000 durng The
year.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-25

There IRE now siI !ucuf,cu papers in Missouri a.
SOcsIng tie district system ct eecIing mcInhrr. (
Congress BeuIunIsm must be on the decline m
that State.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-25

AWFUL DEATH A man named Slaais was
Instantly killed on Saturday last, on the ew jersey
Rail road. by rail Of The road bending up piercing
the car aud running through from his throat TO the
ba ok Of the head
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-25

Mr.. Lewis W"rnwag. well known throughout Vir.
g'n'a, Pennsylvania and Ohio. rs ,kiiui consrruc
TOR ct bridges d'ed on Saturday last at his residence
Of 70 years. "e'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-25

ON DIT The last Green Bay Republican s,vs
That an Ericsson propeller is To be placed nn Like
"innebngo. TO engage in The lead trade. shipm ent
migrants. DC hso'l new era in The history of
northern Wisconsin rs dlwned
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-25

9g-The next Steamer whrch arrives on IN. 4.
merican coast for Europe, will be the Nargarer;
which ~ns to leave Cork for HalifnI on the 9Th inst,
She would bring Two days later from Ireland and
one day later from England
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-25

UNITED STATES SENATOR FROM LIJN.
OlS.-We understand that Guy Ford has appornied
the Hon jones SemPe United States Senalur To Gil
'he vacancy Occasioned by The death vi Mr. NIcIiob.
eus.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-25

The Washington correspondent Of the New York
Aurora coniradIcis the rumpr Of Mr. Wickl fIes 20.
ing 10 France. and OF Mr. KendulP succeeding him
ia The adm nslTaIiOn Of the General P,,t Office
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-25

Late ndvices from Vera Cruz state that the vel.
low lever had entirely disappeared from that civ
Business had consequently begun TO revive The
r"'hen' hnd set apart day Of thanksgiving for
their deyerance from that fearful endemic
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-25

IL VIII he seen that feature Of the foreign
news is The abundance and cheapness of money an
r"g land The discount houses in London II is snid
siies. ~"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-25
PRICE OF WHEAT AND FLoUR-we find

PRICE OF WHEAT AND FLOUR-we find
in The Buffalo Commercinl, paper Of sound Judge.
menI ard accurate Information, these sensible views
about the proahle prices Of bread stufIs and the
mischief caused by nconsiderate inspection therein:
The Wheat Harvest is now pretty much connie.
ted throughout the country and all cunce,le Thai ~
Is unusually great, yet comparatively lirle wbeat
has been Ought TO market Dealers complaiu
/ sometimes OF what they pleased to IenumInate
editorial manas ement oi The Iur and wheat trade
We have no desire 10 interfere with any mans pri
vato legitimate business, but the whole nubl,c =
deeply interested IA the subjecI Of wheat and 1,u,
ana at 'he rSk Ci sulJeciing themselves 90 farther
nmadverslons. we Will offer some remarks ,unn il
/ few weeks since we deprecated The yyi,j snoc.
uniions ~ hread,tutIs ia en- rife and predicted the
eVIl consequences vii Ch have since been reaI,zaJ
bul "; have not yet sEenihe full effects of The dis
lnrblng hrce Then brought TO bear upon The marker
IL lLe misi"rtune' and one of the most serpus boz
a'ds OF TIE produce Trade, that few rash or reck
less men, with but small means even. may ky H.,
operations disturb The mar, Ct for whole yeor and
well nigh rum prudent CAUTIOUS men ,,bn a,a
engaged in the business
Ihe great and unusual rise in the price Of whoa
lew weeks since was caused mainly b,, = g.
operators IN Troy and Rochester who drove mn q, ri
ne'e 10 sl'l9. All we'll informed dealers kn.v,
Uiai rcO could not he muintnined md b-ld In
un'il after trembling while on the hiphe,t 6,ur.
What has again sunk TO IS CENTS N,,, 80 "a
phch AID The llu'iTation Of the effects of the sne,
Ia'Ve movement. ThUse who we're enpoged -, ,
nave been pretty much cleaned QUA mailer oC,o
SORT OF consequence, 50 FAR the public is concerned
but whit Is Of importance is that the f,ir r.gI.
'ea'ef hnss but !iiie 10 do. Pre-. ent prices ,,,II
,O' oiaw iorih tie crop. The ideas Of The farmer.
hove been raised by 81 is paid Isl JuIv. and 800,
~ are able 20 hold on Will DO 80 until nsxt -,
when an avalanche will yorwhrlm the mark., =,
un'I some sanguine dealers oner prices which ,,o
general market will not sustain
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-25
CINCINNATI MARIE

FLoUk-Mafkeio rsned ~ 1852. but advanced
,hfongh The day 10 s3,7j inspected. nt which IT,
Il'' l"' was iaken-saes having been preyiousIy
maze a. 'siioos intermediate prices. The demand
Is chiefly from Flat Buais
No receipts 10y Wagon.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-25

The rumor that Kendall going TO inke the
office Of p NJ Geueral gains strength. The old
hack is probably ready take harness in any team
he can.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-25

John Jones says that Tennessee was lost 10 the
locos by The oflicionsness Of the Globe Il 10 natu
rn for such an one 10 arrbuIe 10 any thing but the
intelligence Of the people
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-25

WUHMDN MISSION FT,.c. -
'O"''ns me 'ecommeudliory letters Of Joe srp,,I.
appointing & Adams 10 accompany Eide, H.
on Mission lo 81 Pclcrsburgh Russia. "to b., o.
OF 'lo messenger TO Introduce tho fuIIness AZ d.
glorious gospel Of The Son Of God, 10 tho peonle =,
'''' ''s' empire s. Russia Is not To BE- In J,,E
uoss any lyugef '''N
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-25

~, M'AMl CANAL-Receipts yesterday. 76g hbl,
D'', ooo "o WHISKY I'D do Inseed oil; do lal,
''" 90 and . kegs Lard, 2lOO a. Lumber
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-25

ILLINOIS observation-disclosures r,,s..,
over Casey about 2OUO. ~
Me"'"oHhs majority over Spring, W. is obopr
200 Doos,s,ss minority over Browning is between
Nothing is certain from Harlan and Frcklip', Di.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-25

OHIO NOMlNATIJN.-The Wing c,,,.,,;,,
~ me Ross district met on the l7b iu.t. ,I No.
The following nomination. '''''' "''u maze
- Van Maire. Of Pike Tor CoDg,,..