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New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-21

!AEI-IiNzr.cAL CALESpAR.-This IS small
Arithmetic that can be carried in tic pocket
It's system Of computing numbers is new, aorldg.
no tho labor onc.half, and does credit to MI vi
Ballard Hobart, the author. No. Murrav-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-21
EEAUCTION SALES.

Josiah Richar IS. Anc,,onscr.
* BANGS, RICHARDS & PLATT.-Store
y'as rt,is sssaawav
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-21

V1TATCHES AND JEWELRY--liubbagd g.
w stons .Ol Broadway corner Of IYa!kers St. Goods
suitable for Holiday presents, such as G9!t ao4 5iy-r
Emerald Opal and o,et Stone aud plan Rng sypf Cups
aud Spoons, &c In consequence o The apoa ching Holt
DAYS the atas kinds OF Jewery from the manufactures VIII
Kept constantly hand Watches and jseiry repaired
Old Watches Gold aud Silver taken exchange oI bought
for cash. ii. u. SIOSE. 10! eroad"dy,
d2ijanliS- Corner w tlXerstT-et
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-21

DLUMBE DAGUEtRIAN GALLERI OF Fist
lover Mr Tenaeys Jewelry SoIe above Murray street,
door TO Peal1s Museum EeYPIihe III Oldest and ag
nittancs free Awarded the FIRST PaENVM aud HcHs;r
HONOR by the American and Franklin nsqtss espectTslY
their last exhibitions, for the most beau9! Coored Ds-
WITHOUT regard weather. sty- never before attained
Pumb-s' Premium Apparatus aad Instructions Patent
Rights Plates Cases SC forwarded any part o the
ry Also Just received, improvement upon Prof Eez.
vas German Cameras decidedly superior 70 any thing
before imported
Photograph Of lady from Professor Plumbe's estab-
IN 1ra+ Public Ledger
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-21

FIRE INSURANCE. COM
lsA PANY-Capital $500, ,OC0 Office No. IS Walsrse'.
December 18Th 8i3Give notice that from and al Ter ms
date discount Of Per will be made from the pre-
rninn ON ali pOcies or s issued from tins ohce
NATHANIEL RICHARDS, President
\, II rrt,rP Secretary d3 lwisr
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-21

-
,ETOS & co. 200 Broadway respectfully uvlte The
iitinn of b. customers aud the public generally 20 te
srock of valuable Works the various departments
Of literature suitable lor,heapproachng Hodas compr'-
ing all the .,,,,cu ,Srr.IS FOR 1911
Az rhn;c. assortment; OF Standard and illustrated
VIZ Oyto;d Editions Of the Bible, morocco extra '1Ad
velvet bindings, ~: &c
Also Juvenile Works IL every variety. .:
T. B. i complete list may be had on applcahoa' gratis
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-21

Crc1oprDM OF BrRL1cAL L1TERATURE.-PaTt
and 6 of this excellent book of reference has Just
oecn issued This No. contains several engrav-
;ngs and Map. Price IS cents. MARK RI
Newman, l99 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-21

DEADY MADE ovER-CoATs, WINTER
a. FHOCKS, CL0AXS, sc.-Extra Beaver and Pilo
and nelium quality Clo. Clcaks for sale al 2a Broadway
ols is,f WI r JENNINGS SEQ.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-21

r OST.-On Thursday last in Hudson or Spring.
~ large Cloth Cloak CAPE invisible green color The
finder will receive suitable reward by leaving a,is5 Gran
wich
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-21

Tur Flower GaRDEN.-This IS another OF
Charlotte Elizabeth's works. Flowers are made
the texts, from which the authoress reads usetnl
and entertaining lectures while stones are inter
spersed TO give lie and animation The thought
is pure and often beautifully expressed
Mr.. ". Dodd, Brick Church Chapel, corner OF
Park Row and Spruce-street
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-21
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS GIFTS,
FOR SALE BI
BURGESS, STRINGER ~ co,
pooR ROADWAY


UEATH'S BOOK OF BEAUTY, richly bound,
Il 50 25Ths keepsake, crimson six 81 2mIha nc,
tuf-s1ue Annual So 2Fr endshps Ottetpg -
Me.SCr embossed morocco So 50--ihe Ros- OF Shtion
81 25-e Gift, elegantly bound IN calf g 0i RoSI or
Affections Gift 81 2rhr Literary Souvenir ~ eeeeiiSh-
nents S2--The Winter Green, Perennial Gilt ST ne ne
Pns Of Eliza Cook supefbly bound morocco And gii Il
Steel engraving 81 501he Drawing Room Annual s3-Ihe
Onai splendid Annual varlsy OF binding rom D. 10
81 Floral Annual, Laiys Book Of Poetry aud FLOWERS,
nh BEAUTIFUL coiosed asngs, variety o piIug rom
81 ~ 10 50 Prayer various sly les OF oinnihs
So S3-Oxord Edition OF the Bible ~ handsome bindings
JUVENILE BOOKS.
large assortment the lowest pnces, among le mos,
beautiful OF which tr ollowins:--t 9nih i'orGal &
9i 81 2i-Thr Young Student IS cen'sIhe Little hopn
son Of Pans 25 cents; Robin Hood. Handsomely emoe
- cents plain 81 coiotedY Youths Book OF NstnT--fefy
Little Taies-Ch's Own St-iy-Book-aul and NitshIH -
auI many Others to mention we h' ~ All "
% "i I n ,sSorment Of the above added 10 which, we
offer for sale large variety OF Standard Works ana
THE IMMATURE CLASSICAL LIBRARY
published elegant io.m with tionilsP,ece am"a4
r. h- ,0wug-Token oi ti- GelIt; IoEea OF SileSso'
Tt Of Remsmhrance; Moofe's Melodirs Pure Col! from
the Rivers OF islom; The Flower Vase Gems iTo me
can Poets Token Love Thomson Seasons alil ookh'
Sc sc. sc. ~, c.; NJ y,rU ,ndsr
,I,sA Am- Museum. W. 80
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-21

Our author tiluli>s tree compe,i,lcn IS WORKING
lie depreciation Of labor and consequently The
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-21

WTANTED-A situation by a very good cook,
" washer Sc, who lived year in her former place Ap
ply at 2i5 Nulbery al d2u 3t'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-21

IUST RECEIVED, via Steamer Acadia, lot OF
Also an assortment of new STYLE silk aud Satin sinss suit
able Tor bill and wedding costume choice assortment Of
wooden silk and Satin Scarfs also received by vessel!
1Ifistf WN r JENNINGS & co, 23i Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-21
l56 Eu!ton ST. doors east Of Broadway
Boupd vols. OF the Pi-rian ready. ms L

Bound vols. OF the fi-Elan are TeacP no u
JTALUABLE GIFT BOOKS S. TAY.
Y LOR&CO. Publishers and Booksellers, Brick Church
lection Of valuable Books in various styles Of binding sa-
bic preseninc!udug moral and religious works me
mors histories juvenile and Sabbath School books bes,
Tes.auerts Prayer BOOKS, &c. sc.
" B-iny valuable books to be had IN New York, fur
nished by J. s. T Co. the lowest cash puces. DIG 3w
TIHf AMERICAN REPUBLICAN SONG
i. STER-Compos-d and arranged By P. DE LIE REE,
for tn Republican party Just published a: No % Annst,
E,w-ioTk.
This Is collection OF original aud patriotic songs azd
should BE- IN hand. OF syery ms,nbsr Of me psIty
For sale hcie-a- .t -ete al Inc publication Office and
AZ De Ls Res conner ci hicD0Ugsl and BaIrow5rrests
snd James 4. Browns No. II Nsssau-sueet, Clinton
Buildings.
Wholesale prlce = r, hundred copies single fopsssz
cents. tle lwS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-21

{X7ANTED.-C Capital wanted lE The SIX h,iSl-
NESS, in the Of parter partners. hy sentlr
In the country long acquainted it, business and
owning large estab hment luquire of the pusL,st
eRs or Of I. T.. WAKEMhN. Esq secetaIyof he Amer,,
anirnt ul0b bw
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-21
VOE4. EEE. no. sEa.

laborer-the division Of society into two great
casses-one possessing all, the other nothing,
and ending as all such pressures on the masses
muslin revolution. Nay, he thinks the work
ings Of these selfish and unnatural systems have
already reduced society to social He'll.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-21

choice selection Of Silk and Satin Scarf, syat. Hand
Esrchis Gloves 3nspendcrq Hosiery Under vests Dsy.
sr Muslin Shirts Collars. &c, prices which nust ote.
Inducements 10 purchasers. iylI i,,g
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-21

c.
At & O'Clock a, The Aucron Room
Splendid London Books .9rauGS, &c "A large and rieh
collection at Books, able for HSyasy Present and for tie
Drawing Room embracing magnificent embelShec works in
~es ant bindings a erse variety Of splendid Ergsa Annu.
Is American Annuals for 1914. Fine oxford Bibles Jure.
PNrk Sc
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-21

I..2 HAVANA.-MRS. VESTS BOARDLNG
H House has been 70 the building previously
pied the " Mansion House Hotel No lls ( ale
Otpia corner Of Gale Msrcadete which ha ben exen
sIvs eplirrd and improved Pe's arranged in conformity
.pp.y to Mr. e D. Tuttle No. ann.s,ras who viii be-
happy to furnish every information uaves bound 70 Ha
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-21

T1HE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANi
Of the Cty Of New-York givs notice thar they make
surances against Loss and Damage by e terms as lay0
bic as any other smila nstuton in the CTR Gaptai ;
0O0 Office No 81 Wali.stre-t. December 18Th, 1913
'' GEORGE IRELAND, President
ID NiAnnr.1n Sacretarr Ill lWi,,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-21

FURNITURE NOTICE-Soia Bedseacs, &c
f COTTON would inform. al who arr il want Of IA,
2nr Of any sscrpGn that he IS prepared to turnih ara
tanels fatent Sofa Bsdsteads which for simplicity
city N;d economy without THAR slas The laes
juvited call and tsm-s,o. all KIND, o.
Sofas always on hand
Those breaking hou,ekeei wishing to sell all
portion of their Furniture, III find ready s2lc by send
ing lima or csIiing upon the subscriber
Sales by Aucncn faithfully attended TO.
au2Sistf F. COTTON, lis Fulton and II Aar tty.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28

~
TRt STFE'S SALE.--rn pursuance Of deed
OF tust execused BY Archibald Fisher 10 tbs
undtfsRncd. hearing dsie the 24th dsy oil Mal
le<i. and duty rec. rdsd I'm the Office Of al.
Clerk OF the county court OF Ohio county. Vlr-
g'nia, m dees book No 20. page ls2. 4 shall pro-
zee 10 eel NJ public auction, on SATURDAY. the
25th day OF Novsnaber is<s. ut the door Of the
court hous. OF Ohio county. in the city Of w hee-
iinz the following described part OF lot No ]
situated on Quincy street, in Michael Graham's
addition 70 the town of Wheeling, to wit: the
eastern third part of said lot. n being forty feet
m trent on Quincy street. measuring from the
ca terri corner OF said lot and running back fifty
feet deep, together with the sppnrtsnances to
the SINE belonging.
da,.
Terms Of Sdfs-Oue fourth cash down, snd
the balance in six twelve and eighteen n,osth.,
with interest from the LIST Of April next, VIII en
possession will be gwen; the deferred paYmen Is
10 be secured by deed Of trust on the premises.
Selling as trustee shall convey such title
ony 70 the PROF. srty, as - vested n ne By SO ID
n0v4 Is Trssfes
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28
rEa GRaAT Ra1EapY.

TIE GREAT REMEDY.
lA|AY DO YOU PitO JkA ) TN ATk9-Are
w YOU not aware that Colds and coughs are
the fFstsesG Vt CCnsumpt m ana that mt
liens vi he bnmaa fanhiy are falnnR vietins
~ their IRslaIOus visItatlOEs2 on have wit
Losses rs work. 81 des0luiIon in ianIiles all
around you'll hen why viii You nsgieet the
INST uHerFIuE mentor lcOussh aud coidl and
suffer the genegating seeas 81 pull r0hary con-
sumption 10 knIt .heIf fatal threads ia sour
system--deay from unie 20 time I Important
mat will .fnedlaiely 81 the early progrt 50
a thus disease. and finally expei a. from The
system2 kemem6eT tinsi 10 be attained with
DIX DUNCANs ExPEC rORANT REMEDY.
A medicine that has saved aud prolonged the
hves OF thoussnes h0 we're ainietsd With
comptaiBts sealedln the ORR ans OF resplf lion.
Read the wonderful cures perf0rUed BY this
mediciue, aud the ionumerable Recommends
tons AID cert fcates forward d from al paris
OF the United states THIS alone . sudiele.ft
prOofOf ts astonishing virtues. we mud BY
the last ma mber Of the CineInnar sun thatup-
ONE THOUSAND PERMANENT CURES
has been performed in that city and county
within the late year. The following was Tece-
W. - '"' Cincinnati, o. March q, Is45.
Ur Dancan-Dear Sn--Heaith. the greatest
bles siag-Oh, bot eleven months ago, this all
Important comfort was far dstant from me-
1 was taken down with a severe cold lssi
sDrinR, which settled upon my lungs, and al
ienath rendered my health so delicate that my
physician lost all hopes OF recovery. IN thia
procan5us situation I remained for seven
months, without 0btaining any relief, az the
same TN was uelng eli the medicines that Il
was in the power u my physician % obtain,
bot ~ no effect. MYfather happened 10 n0iIes
publicaiiou Of your valuable Expectoranl
Femedy, and fmmediaUiY procured three bottle.
Tor me. j commenced Hsine the medicine on
the Sd day oflasi November. and continued IA,
use foff6 weeks; the frst bottle ave me vreal
"a se, and caused q co nsidefable discharee o
ahick weed phlcgm and matter. After fakin,
ahe Sc Ond bottle The cischarge became 40 Qren
that was alarmed. buf having 90 much con.
f1snce in the medicine, continued iis us
until IL entirely removed every symptom o
disease from my hinge ! am now enioyn,
perfect health, and feel ever grateful 20 you o
= public Denefactor.
Yolfs, with gratitude and thanks
MARY PREBLE.
Having been arquainfed vith Mrs PEBBLE "a
several Years and knonina her debcaic sifoa
fi8n. feel 10 hesila ton IN endorsing he above
seeing hes no0 esusnai IN our meetings. ho
ping thaf others labonng under afsciions o ffh
lunas maY restore themselves ~ the medicia.
SM M'DOWEI.L.
OF the Methodist Society Cincinnafi.
A fresh supply VI Duncan's Ezpectoral
Remedy juai received az the store Of
peyu ~ q p , MARSH. WhscGna,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28

M ELIOR- has just received lois of New works
Iva Gail and see them. irs worth the trouble.
"ov27
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28

RISM-A concise exposition Of
n The Doeirine OF Association. or a plan iof a
'e-orssHszatisa at Soc,ciy. whirh will SECURE 90
The Human race individually AID collectively. their
happiness and elevsion. based on Fouries's Theory
81 D,'nrs'ie aud industrial assos iaIoa. by Al5sri
Byisdase. For sale al \ hELLOR'S.
nov 81 M
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28

HH7iIy d,a'syoa call al MELLoR.s. and get
w GERoLsrEiN. Sequel 10 tls. Mysteries Of
Paris rs come. nsv 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28

BOARD OF TRADE.
COMMITTEES ON COAiMEkCE FOR DEC.
JAMES BAKER, }. SENSENEY,
~ r. w HARDING.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28
/ -HINTzEs. PRINTS. 9.

a "HINTZES- PRINTS. &e.--A beaufifnf
- variety Of ChinIzss. Print. sssd Ciughsus
embracing NEST every siyie. color and price.
exceedingly l-w rates. LEROY CAtlCOES
equal To- anything ever sssn al The p'iev in The
Western CosnIry. al W SELRY'S.
Z
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28

NE would respectfully announce 70 aur rus.
W toners snd ne public generally. lhai o.
HE day We VII inEodoce ne Pm fnshion for
fiais. We have y ffan he Faahionablr esfshfisE
ecrf If Leary a e. New Yofk The sigls is VEN
iesi. end the uals We are NV manahctnnnr
caanoi be bcai a hntiy CsHsnd ~ ihsfa
nsg - blnR 4 HoaE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28
IEcIsLATuRE.

The You've Mes.of tins Cry are respectfully IL.
v'ed 20 mroi nj PHlLO HALL on Thursday ev.s,
sg hext. Al hall ra-i six. hf The Pap.ssc of organ
z,ng S,ciety "a the lb,m 81 Legi~laiarr
nov 81. MANY YOUNG MEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28

DIR. KATZ,S AMERICAN ANIL Bsl.IC Us
~ LIFE PILLS, sr the pses<nfon end cur ~
diseases sIisins from dsorderet sf5msch sno
2 These pills are nc, on.res IS . .peeifc 10
cure al diseases as 9'ost o. The pub!icsti, ne
Of medicine tslssly decl-re, bu, are express
Matter Which Is the .6rst seed OF sssss, az
the same unf purify The blood and eventually
restore shs disesied iSne'ions q The snimd
certain 20 sceumuiass An excess CT is from
ind'ses'lve fo'd rorarusnx IN the stomachs
h. al acae. ccstssnsss. bilious 400 p1tr q isvrrs
DIV sptpsIs. Liver ccritfrfrf. en- IN tIsm, & ..
&C. One s,nsie Is 9. NJ box OF Ra,z's
ANTI BILIOUS LIFE PILLS
Viii cnmplefely carry out and I'm ave the root
the primary cause Of most Of the disfres fiie
msiaoies so een-H OF sttfc futtIt tsy viii
important N otter. until dsstsss beeo ", ssat.d
in the consiiiuton and re0dsftd q n colt "a
eyaruate lnoee rllls are hppbeabls in al cases
OF sickness from childhood up 20 old ace, and
can be ussC With peffeei safe b al urder sny
cirermstantes. ps Tfic uisflv M ~ iis tlcaie
females hY eie 30 frequently subject TO tran
silent complaints. which often reader their
hesl'h very prccaricus.
The great SUPERIOR of these pills il that
they are prepare from the solid exfIsct Of herbs
and roofs. Their nature - 20 Cleanse. purify
and strengthcn' harmless 10 the eohstitNtloo
and death 10 disease-
Anerican ANU bilious Life pills. allow % bv
me ,hoot ands who bs,e used Them, 10 te tho
best pufzauve and meJlciae IN existence. Be-
cause they not only remove az obstructions, and
pui &c the system Of it's impurities; but beesuss,
and winch is extremely IN. portent, Strengthens
snd gives proper tone 10 the stomoeh. ard sro-
duee healthy action OF all The parfs Besides
they are 80 mild nd gcntle az their operation.
render hem al all times pe:fec tlv ssfe aud 4
uesrabi- remedy. The afflicted would do wall,
inca, 10 purchase box two Of tits valusbio
nedirine, ans give IL fair tfial; instesd Of de-
sTc inz their system with n repeated doses Of
Sai'nsi and other drugs so Injurious ~ humao
LIE ahc happiness.
Pnnclps Office for the s-le Of this valusbIs
ineoieine, No 10, Moth Eishth at Philad~ lphla.
AND sold by azC nfs generaltr and By
nov ~ 81 X MARSH, Wheelisg-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28

BLEACHING sALI. sons,srsiy
A on tand and for sale BY The subscribers.
agents Cor The manufacturers.
nov 6 FORSYTH a CO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28

n tARPET CHAIN-A lsrEs o. rcIa znI
- While Carpet Cham. choice r.lsr-. gss
''. CT 'rd S't sale at sELsr's-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28

gN7RTTING AND WRAPPING PAPER. for
w sale by } ii FORSYTH q CO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28

(yORSETS--A new sn,py whi's and s,I'S
- CoRSETS. can be had al SELBY-S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28

"a NEW ARRivALo OF DESIRABLE GOODS
Z HAVE received further supply Of desirable
I gods. amonv which are snme super Zrnol.ia
cIolhs and Twilled chsngrable Alpaca CLOTHS.
nsw ami beautiful article.
-AISO:-
Genuine Blue BIarL Alpaca Cloths;
"a Plaid + ar mel atd gold rlaid f,r children;
64 anil 4 super black Thiber Sha~l-;
81 black CaSsiincre AMI Lama wooi de-;
A few ~ super brocsse Ginghams. verv pretty
nov l6 w L SELEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28
HARDWARE.

(SAM,s DRAW KNIvEs-sAMUEL
MEL. has jn.t renewed large lot u Cams
Draw Knives. which is generally known he the
best of all others nov 9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28

MEXICAN CUTLERy-The suiscri-
~ her ha- just received an ass.,rmenr Of Knives
ai'd F'sks OF the manufacture of , Russell. Green
River Works. Msssarhvse,,s. which will bear
'r'nparisan ~i'' the hes, Sh. field manufacture A.
less price. 1hich he invites bis friends and the
p"'le 70 call aud See s NEEL.
nov 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28

Principal oiIice for the s-le Of this valusbIs
neoieine, No 10, Moth Eiehth at PhiIad> phla,
and sold by azC nfs generaitr aRd BY
Hov ~ 81 X MARSH. WheelinE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28

NJ OTICE-Tbe capsunership Of Fie0ing &
y Tinge having expired by limitation, Is this
day dissolved by mutual consent An ose indebted
tn said firm will please call and seels their accounts
with Geo r T,ngle, who is duly authorised On
settle the same. and all those having claims viii
no, 9. '43. GEO t TlNGLE.
The undersigned having purchased The stick of
Fleu.ing a TingIe. Will ~on,inne the Wholesale
Groeery. forwarding and Commission businers. nj
the old s,and Of Fleming & Tingle. and viii be-
ihnukini fr aesniinuanee al the patronage hitherto
besIow ed uTon The late firm.
nov 9. ~ GEO T TINGLE
onv 20 ~
DRESBYTEHIAN PSALMS AND
n HYMNS "A fresh supply OF the new eiIiion.
in varius styles Of binding This day received and
tor sale by JOHN } HASWELL.
noy IA UninB ST. !
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28

D OGER'S KNIVES AN6 SCISSORS
i y The ,nh-crbsr he. just reed good sssor-
ment Of Penknives and Scissors. of the well eslab
lished repuIaIios of Rogers manufacture.
nav9 sAM'L MEL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28
NEW ARRIVAL or
SPLENDID FANCY GOODS

II AZEIR & cox have hand heavy
A stock Of Red FlauneIs Cassineus ard Ken
lucky Jeans hrh they determined To sell lower
that they can he bad in the city, nov 8
STILL LATER. SENSE NEY, No 1877
- NJ ain Street, has this day added TO his
splendid stock of Alpacas.
10 ps blue. black and dark selors, which are
unusually low.
ALSO
ps Cashmere d'eccosai, new French goods
for dresses, which IL very rich aud beautIoL
2 ps new style Mousin de Lanes.
ps low priced Beaver Cloths. with a few
other articles. which again makes his stoc OK
verv IA ! and complete. nov "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28

CAPTAIN kRNATr-Narrat,e OF the
~ Travels aad adventures OF Nous Violet in
California, Sonora and Western Texas. by Capt
Marryau. Il. The eastern papers Say THE
work - a HumbHg.' Call III siELL0N'S and
get II and examine for yourselves nav 81
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biting off the nose to spite the face Can
absurdity or prejudice, go beyond this
For our own parts, we are so thorough
ly American, that we wish TO see every
thing raised and manufactured in our own
country. Let the South and the West,
raise the materals-let the North manu-
tacture them-let US buy of the North
and let them ship the surplus. Surely, our
brcthrea should be dearer TO us than stran-
gers; and if they will take our produce,
and pay us better for it, why should we
complain of theml The thrifty, industri-
Gus New England man, is surely better en-.
titled TO our patronage, than the bloatcd
foreign manufacturer, with his thousands
of paupor workmen.
A Tariff which will supply sufficient
revenue, is all the manufacturers desire.
They say it will be amply sufficient to an.
swer all the purposes they wish to effect.
Let protection, thus far, be steady, and our
farmers will always have a market for
their products.
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those in the act of 1882. And, without
Intending to express any opinion upon eve.
ny item Of this last Tariff, would say.
that think the provisions, in the main,
are wise and proper. If there be any es.
cesses oil defects in il, (of which | have not
the means here OF Judging they ough, to
DO corrected.
My opinion, that there is no danger here.
after of High Tariff, is founded on the
gratifying fact, that our manufactures have
now taken a deep root. Ia their infancy
they needed a greater measure Of proiec.
ton but, as they grow and advance, they
acquire strength and stability, and, conse.
quenily, will require loss protection.-
Even now, some branches of thom are
able TO maintain, in distant markets, sue.
cessiul competition with rival foreign ma.
nufactures.
Hoping that this letter may be satisfac-
tory TO you, and afford all the information
you desire, and rendering my grateful ac-
acknowledgements for the friendly feelings
and sentiments entertained BY you towards
me, | am, with great respect,
Your obedlent servant,
HENRY CLAY.