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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-16
TO ALL TIE World WHO Use LEATHER
many FORM.
OIL OF TANNIN.
OR. LEATHER REarour.


W1
NEW CHEMICAL DlSCOxEkv 49,
people know that skins asd Aides ate ro.,.,.
ted into leather BY the use OF rannin exi,.s,sa
When the force and strength of the r.o,;,.
worn out. leather becomes dead ,hsrd. dry, bri,s
tie, cracked. covered with a crust, DC. This si
strength, I'm, othness. aud ftmovo all crust. an
or bLster-restore the tannin. This substances
the leather never can receive the second time,
oil of annin-which penetfatss the ~stllest aud
hardest lesther. Aft has bern tweaty years in uss,
and u tears sasIy with the 6naers. IL impsits as
once a strength that - utterly Incredible until
seen. IL becomes like new leather, in all respects,
with Q delightful softaess and polish. and nnkes
~ .es.nsr eonp,G,sly ana per ee.v impervious
harness, hose. trunk and in fact all things m et6
Of leather, giving q spiendid polish. sven hixkef
than hew leather has. al d al least doubling lid
wear and dur ,biiity, in whatever manner the
leather ~ used. These srefacts.
= To convince OF Their truth any man trying the
Article and not Hiding NJ so. shall have has money
again; Remember that this is seris.s aud true.
j. Wehave la say ", for we would never have be-.
lIsved the wonderful effects Of this oil upon lta-
thcr without seeing n. and we ask not for the Gre
du lty OF the continuity tall they have seen, nLd
then, we KNIT that they must know these TO be
facts. Directi ms for ose, with each bottle. pa
tent leather and lie DO ,sS restored Nv his A.
Corns cannot long exist where this IL use for
boots and shoes. IL kes pc the leather 50 soft. =
Leather cannet decay. or track, mould, or bIss
ter, during the common age Of man, so tar as "
cas- Judge by experience. If this OIL Is properly
used.
Ladies shoes. OF the finest kinds, are beauiifed
and rendered water prvsf by IL; and 90 are IN
shoes or boots OF all others who Use -
Danish then. all India rubber. or other over
shoes, and use this oil. The proprieiors will
warrant, that IT leather is erst soaked in this oil
and then made INTO a boot. and that boot sunk
'hree months IN water, not one drop Of wet or
moisture can ever enter the boot, unloss IL runs
over the tup! and such a boot shall wear double
the tYne ofits mate that IS not SO prepared.
NoN, II these things are true. the discovery is of
infinite value TO The world. fit 10 not true, u il
the easles. thing in the world &c proveit without
cost: Who ,hen will rpfusc a trail
Tho g who will may wear old shoes, rroaa
WI n corns, ride with old carriage tops-haye old
ha ness, and throw them away hall used-lcok
hltly themselves, aud all about them-expend
double WHAT'S necessary for articles Of lea her;
10 their hearts content. for what we care. in Their
preIndi;es are 20 strong, they will not Try a new
discovery, We have no favore TO ask OF them,
they are the greatest sufferers. anu we beg for
noooiEs custom or patronage. Now gentlemen,
please yourselves.
bN genuine unless with the foe siIni.s
sign tture ofCOMSTOCK q CO.
For sale by OLIVER PRYOR. Union At.
Il jan ~ F f Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-16
W. ~. + s. II. JIHESON. 1
WHOLESALE a. RETAIL DEALERS IN HATS
AND CAPS

Westside Of Main street, Wheeling. Va.
HAVE on hand and are constantly manufactur-
IL ing aagensrdbpssDrtmeHt o. suPefior Pur aRd
Silk hats. They have received The latest spring
fashions from New York and are now prepared
t. supply 20 order all sizes and qoahties M che
PRESENT or past style, az may sDlt customers,
Black aad Drab beav N and Castor, Pisin
White Russia and Napf Hats.
They also keep on b and an aasorfmentofplaia
and fancy mems and boys fur and cloth caps,
al Of which they offer % their customers end Inc
public on ihe most pleasing terms.
All orders from country merchants and deal
ers promptly filed on the most iavOrabla terms.
Thankful TOT fhe liberal patronage they have
heretofore received, they solicit q share sf pub
he patronage which they arc determined 10 De-
serve by promptatchton, personal application
20 business and cheapaud favOfs BE rates.
may ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-16

NILT and Mahogany Loohonga giass. Portrait
and Picture frames made 20 order in he
neatsst sTle, and oldframes reailf,
a aplendid Assortment Of Looking Classeal
Portrait and Picture Frames Community On banI
and Dr sale lower then they car 81 pyocgred
IeeWnefe-h.o syn peinting aHd p~aiufino ~
sl 90. vsnona brsncbsa promptly executed ~
ina, Va, where can be procured 81 III fiases
paints, Picture aud window sisss, oils. vanish
aud putty mar IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-16

ELAN SEED. Ginseng sud Bseswss. ~aniss
~ ForWhieh ne highest price win Be paid in essb
ny OLIVER PRYOR, Union street.
nov 10 WhosliH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-16

SHINN a. SELLERS celebrated Liuer pills.
a remedy(or the diseases of The season. IL
is admitted by Psychologists OF the highest author
ity, that no organ ofthe human body Is so read
lily disordered in it's fu &c tions as the Liver. The
heats VI summer, errors in diet, and the never
ceasing indlscretions which expose our race TO
disease, will always on the approach Of winter
give more or less evidence 10 hundreds Of persons
in every vicinity of hep attic disturbance. Kestless
nights, dry tongue, loss Of apperte. head ache,
pains ia the sides, slight cough. confined or irreg
ular bowels. with or without fevsr, are some
iew OF the many. sym. toms which indicate that
mischief is nj work IN the . system, and that II
should be corrected. Persons who seek relief
from these symptoms by continual psrping. after
resort TO some OF the ephemeral pIoducfs Of The
day with the effect only OF postponing a cure,
which better remedies mus: finally accomplish.
Net only DO persons residing in districts OF
country ALWAYS subject TO sRues and bilious fe-
yers; suffer from torpor or other derangement of
the Liver. bur also IN the highest and healthiest
In Drown section we are no. free from
agues. Individuals who rest too securely in the
notion Of extreme health, and Who attach no
nevertheless be tahoring under the y cry causes OF
disease TO which their attention il new invited.
In malaral d .strlSta, known TO every one as such
vigilance IN the use Of means Is compelled by ur-
Reat necessity, whilst in healthier Teglens per
sons reaAlyin danger are lnlled into a false secu
ntY. To all such persons the Liver Pill is recon-
mended. IL having well established claims to
their confidence, 80 a mid and safe aperient, not
only Dpening the bowels as comfortably as other
pills, but at the same time acting on the func-
tons II the hver. and restoring them 10 health.
Theydo not relieve the symptoms BY mere pur-
etng. and thus iSyite 10 an incessant eonsufBp-
vender, bat BY a mid and ~curatiys process fney
Gamble the patient hnall, 20 dispense with their
further employment. R"et
Sold IN Wheeling by james Baker. ..aLg
Prepared and sold wholes ale and retail by the
proprietor, No 20 Wood 81, Pittsburgh Pa
nov 23--y RESELLkRS, proprietor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-16

TRIADELPHIA FLOUR
CoNST ANTLY on hand. and Coz ale low BY
~ nov IL a. REILLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-16

TT is a well Arows fact. ihat CONSUMPTION
destroys more humsn lives ihnn a,y oiher dis
ease or recsrd. So great has been the desiruc-
tie or, ending January ist. ts42. that towards oil
$4,000 PERSONS DIED
with this nsidivus diseas sc lu one year, Shocking!
Were we not aware that this fact has been care.
, ws Could noa ercaH tT the sss sasS9' We =, b %I hoid =,
fatal IA vnEes in familfes all around ms, gathering
in its cherries embrace a friend from every CIR
place ofvisitation. These occular demonstration
.nost certainly convince all that no time should
be s~pareoin procuring a medicine immediately to
BEFORE TT BE TOO LATE.
Thei efore you who are afflicted with The frs
symptoms OF a C~onsnmptiye or Pull nonary ma.
ture. delay not In using DR. Duncan's Expec;or-
ant Remedy; II Is certain 10 eradicate and remove
from the system the a. 81 e IL seed of consump-
hons and will ,iso restore TO Teriect heslih many
of those who have long been confined 10 the sick
chamber, given 0s incurable. fer the want of a
proper Medicine. A-ents from all parts Of the
United States speak of the wonderful effects ul
this Great Discovery sn TIE Healing Art, for res.
cuing thousands from the colo and silent grave.
Note. The above Medicine is a pupe vegetable
preparation, very pleasant TO the taste, and suit.
able 10 use under any circums tanccs Full direc'
lions DC are described IN a pamphlet accomp;
Always ask fer DR. Dun Exoectoran
Remedy, and do not be persuaded 10 use an,
other until You give II a fair rial.
All genu ne has on the envelope n represtn
taiion of"Hope' in the form of the above plate
HCAUTION. There ale come persons tina
sell the above medicine guilty Of recommending
some trash Of their own siewing, or that which
they buy for a 'rifie. and offer il in the plhce o
DR. Duncan's. This they do TO speculate al th,
expense and the health Of those who are not OF
their guard. Purchasers be careful of thcs
Request
For sale at No 10 No-lh Eighth .treet, Philadel
phia.
CPrice ! dol. per bottle, or six for 5 dollars.
inst Received aud foa sale Inv
JOHN FISHER,
auQ % I'm WA Wheelino Ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-16
CeNsuM "a,

Colds, Coughs, Splitting of Blood,
Bronchitis, DimcuIty OfBreath-
Ing, Asthma, Pain I'm the Side,
Breast and Chest, WhOOpfng
Cough, Group, and all Dis
eases Of the Liver and
Lungs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-16
P~otfsyiIIe. Pa.

CAUrI0N.-As there is a spurious mixture
called Syrup Of I'D Cherry, purchasers should
be very particular TO ask for DR. WISTAR BAL
SAM, and observe his signature on the bottle.
Prepared for she pfopriet7T, and sold at whole
sale bYZWlllIams q Co. chemists, No Il, Minor
street, Philadelphia.
Sold Wholesale and retail, by J CRUMBAC-
kER, Wheeling. Also, by l. WILL Ok, Pits-
turgh.. and in almost every 10 and village
'n PRfcE s9 s,' SSSp q BOTTLE.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-04-13
mo 81

l wonders Of IA mothers tying herself
down, when there are plenty Of females
to be had whose business it is tonurse
childfens and who are very willing toun-
dertake the care of them? Eor my part,
| never nursed but one Of my children,
and that was enough for me. As soon
as they. are. born, now, turned them ov-
Ser To good nurse, and then go and en-
JOY myself. That is the true way-and
the way fashionable ladies' noW do.p ~,
=. And the way intend doing" repll-
ed Cecilia. Observation-Disclosures Strong
arguments Uncle Peter had used IN the
hope Of driving her from SO unnatural a
resolution. '-ss-
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-04-13
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Is Fitted aud published Weekly by
JOHN GAwEWOoD,

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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01
\. BOLTON.
july 1913.

p. =. II has iu-t been suggested 10 M,
that "A report VIII be pa in circulation. d ~
or two bciora tic election. that have 2
clncd. Solil my Tie b. spared J ~lii coa-
tinue candidate until Tho ciose Of To clac-
ton. have ,',itcd and mad >pccches IN
nearly every ucighhorLood in tic county.
Ny prospects for election are lia,bring. a.
will receive the votes of many. in diii.ron.
parts OF the county. who votd FOR Gen. ilar-
r.on in 1910. have heard Of 10 i mocrat
out Of the town Of Indianapolis that will vote
against me-. and only five or siy in il. who
prefer another from personal fri .ni,'ip- !
therefore can see no reason WY Should dc
Ciinc. y =.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01

Nom or OBTAINING THE GooD-"IiL OF j.
R.E..-.. Inc con-rIitnCc- cl counsel 10 OBJ .ii
the good will OF tn jury are -otnet.me- Hc'y
ine niou, and amusing. II va, aid By an
elnin .nt lawyer in on OF tic discern ; 49,
when speaking OF learned b.o.Aer, TIA tic
latter lad the advantage OF linn IN one re-
pcct. lie VA, In tie habit OF using tobacco
and. when engaged in Ii argument, would
turn to som prominent )uT.nian Who "'1e q
lover OF the weed. and il an oil hand llInl-
lar way. ask him Tor a quii. The jnrs III 80,
battered at finding such Il similarity OF taste,
ana habits between Ainl-- and III digait d
counsel. would follow the example. AMI the
good impression made Oh Ii, mind Wa no.
unirequontly transferred from the adNocat
to lis cause. Even % eminent an or,tor n
Patrick Henry did not disdainto have course
10 vulgar phrase. and vulgar modes OF pro
nuncittiou, to gain the favorable ear OF tic
ilhtcrate. Miss Martineau relates that W eb-
stcr. at the trial OF the Knapp, made careful
inquire, into the dispositions aud pursuits OF
those 70 whom hc Wa, about 70 speak.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01


bring, Il, n and bright upon orr ~ mory the
following long-lorgoitcn lines o. Collin; they
arc intrin,cally 50 beautiful and 20 opposite
TO the occasion. We are confident our readers
will thank II, for the insertion:
How s'cep the brave who sink % re-,
l;y al thor country wishes hcsi
V lrn spring returns with DO gers cold
To deck viii noy,ers their halov'd mould
She then slail derk sa'cier sd
Than Fancy let haze ever tod
By fry hands tlcir knell Is Iuus.
y, forms unseen heir 81 ~ - aun-
There. Honor comes liiefin
To bless the turf that wrai- ihrlf c.-y,
Aud Freedom shall awhile oeIair
10 dwell w,eIis ; mouIneT t.'fe.
Il gla dens our heart 20 lrarn. FROM some
OF thc cx-prc-a MS n,ishbos-. that sine has
return to thc lIcusiita-c. al, lie Aa>. IA III
Is aspects. been tiIdt OF an exemplary tl.ri,-
tan: anl from hi- friends, tl.at. .of many
wears before. hc had bcon ni,l more under
the influence OF religious feelings than the
hosts of lihcllcr, aud malignant 7llndeicr'
that a,,liled lim permi ed Ease World la b.
live. Indeed. Jick.on, iui >rcn-, he
that OF Ncl-on-. 10 have boon naturally de-
Notional. notwithstanding t.e i'ariui "h--
brcakiugs. on the part oi boiI'."i m opposite
character. Thc,c hcrac- had another point
OF resemblance. boal were m.ld with tic
mild. bat With the toward i'r.cc a, hrc.
'rhc faults of til, eminent man, whose
fam. oc,upI,. 20 coii,picuous a. licc IN the
,rcco,d O. our co.ia.i,', glory. -s;un5 from ID,
tno,fannai, and il, unchecked iinpgl c, kept
IA eon,tantacli,i.t bN IT, rou-. and strongly
ra.,r.,cd cl,ara,. roi Tie people among whom
H.. p,.. j nan, ,ears o.. il. ill.,: Ai, virtues,
H. ,,tifot Ill. .f.l amii,bl Culii =. were tac
,routl. Of hi, f.at. IL uobl ils-. Ai- = ne
,o-it, and csndor Whom s....U.I..,i. ii- icryehf,
und ca,ine affection -. hi- friends. anu
,ot,d low 81 .,i, country. sail warm with un-
diminished cncr-, thc bosom 81 tAc AGED
hero. i,itno. true. that ..cycn in our ash.e
i've it.,ir ,r,tr fnsI Md iatse. VIII
SEEMINGLY uli.npalsla in.e.l.eoncc. tli.t d.
IN. ,..,'o,.. y mel, survive, i. ..mr,c * OF
u.,ifcr and the crush u or.l>, j. neaiiy I'll
now ~ al the mean. who flied. - ID va, Of
=, mid. the ,l.s.isc o. his countrys
H.,
yn.o g, rc.ro.nrrt of tl.euo!..ical. CONNER
81 and ,,naf,i 4 ....ir- O.. g.. ;iatel State
IL, H. pr..i4 .nr, 81 .is,k-on. a.I tlc
r.. ,..,. ani ......- -i..re lis retire
-. f'r,..,,, ~. -. T.. ggc have
n.cn come .,,d to tie oou,lu-.on t..t he
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01

C,-c,s RI Slcve-Ths Canada Mss. = have published
hs,, annual repo. tney in4t dung tne ca
ls. .fIeen h1ac.e. slaves scse- Ion ia. -.-,ess !.
ne CGl's1 States, ..s NV IL Csasi4
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01
Volume EEs.....NuIllber 6.
General Jackson.

The american Democrat. IA Georgia paper
in the eloquent article we here copy. utters
sentiment, in regard TO Gen. Jackson. which
are pcnt up in many generous American
bosom by party considerations. The time
will come soon, however. whcn q fuller know
ledge OF Gen. Jacksons character, and cN-
pericncc of his measures. Will yanquish, IN
all elevated and patriotic minds. tie strongest
political prciudicc>. and open them up Ia the
finely expressed >lmpatlie, which have taken
the place OF partisan feeling in the heart OF
the Georgia editor. There still Finger in his
mind. ii viii be seen. some OF the early IN
prcssions which Interested politicians proPa-
gated agaius- the rising frme of the hero OF
the last war; but. ia a bosom where such pa
trioic enthusiasm exists. they must soon be
lot in the fccling> OF a nobl.r gfowth.-Tiote-
GEN. J,cksox y ne FoRNrRLY Ma, AND
A. III Nov Is.-What Il startling contrast,
what a spectacle Is here presented. compared
wilh what General jackson once wa>-thc
hiugh.v -clf-wilcd. aud 20 those he liked not,
oycr-bcaring mau-.n all cases OF thwarting
or resistance. prcicrrng force to discussion.
for accomplishing hi> purpo-e-thc lofty Chct
Magistrate Of mighty people, before whom
adycrsarics quailcd and opposition wlthcrcd-
the stern impc,uous warrior, whose delights
had been
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01
The cannon's roar. the trumpet ciang.
The rapture of the strife.
The whlrlwind shout If victory,
To HIM. the breath of hie

He who had. vith blazing eve and distcnd-
cd no>tiil. rushed 10 the rcclng shock of con
tending armir-.>wi.h tie fierce CIVILIZATION of
the bal trained war--tccd. now, oh. how
changed Pale. cmaciatcd. feeble, helpless,
almost rs infancy. and humble as pi,ty- bend
ing in thc presence Of Omnipotcacc--tands
the chief in hi, hall: III, tail. wasted. bowed
form leaning on t'ie stall Indispensable to
support Ii, steps. on the Ycrgr If dat lat
resting place appointed for all living. Verify.
MaiI, in exile, reclining on tie ruin, OF
Carthage. pre-, ntcd not a scene more affect
ag and admoMi.ory.
The mysterious principle OF association here
bring, II, n aud bright upon orr ~ mory the
following long-loreoilcn lines o. Collin: they
arc intrn,icaly 50 beautiful AMI 30 opposite
TO the occasion. w are confident our readers
will tlank u, for the insertion:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-09

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BY THE AUTHOR OF "LETTERS FROM ThA
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Y..EFFECT OF THE S0MERs AFFAIR ON 'n ~.
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10 Mr.. JESSE HoYr appears in the last sio'h-
ing Post in four columns of extracts from letter
he has written to Hon. w. w. Boardman OF tie
House-intended to be very severe on that gentle
man, or the Secretary of the Treasury, the Soil
citor of ditto, and on Mr. George a. Dwight and
his EMPLOYERS. the " Saddleworth Smugglers." On
this latter point we back Jesse to the full extent
though we don't quite understand what il mas to
do with the mattar Of his accounts with the Urea
sury and Mr.. Boardmans resolution of inquiry re-
lative thereto. Indeed, We don't see why ne at
teapts to be SO savage on MIR. Boardrlan or Sec
rotary Forward at ALL neither do we understand
how it is, if thu Government owes Mr.. Hoyt
Sal 00o as he asserts that he don't press the lit-
CATION TO an issue forthwith, instead OF swearing
off the case from term TO term. If the Treasury
owed as that trihe we couldn't afford TO be so tor
bearing--we should be hard hearted enough TO ask
for the change on our little BILL especially since
Mr.. Forward has got his loan taken. Why exer-
else Ienity toward him any longer? Cash is cash
about these days; and Mr.. Hoyt had the 81 600
in his pocket he might buy lots Of promising stocks
at the new Board with it-especallyo of North Anne
ricun Trust, and that sort.
We haven't yet found out why it wss, II the
Treasury owed Mr. Hoyt 81 600, that his patron
and confidant, Mr. vap Buren,, elected him from
Office so summary. Van ought to have allowed
him time enough to secure himself; for judgements
against Uncle Sam are sometimes slow assets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-09
GIVE need not, surely, ask any Whig-need we

9TWe need not, surely, ask any Whig-need we
ask any Newly erker1--to read WILLIS HALL s
truthful and eloquent Speech in exposition Of the
grounds of controversy between this State and Viz
ginis, and defcnce of the position and conduct OF
Eew-York. We suppose it is settled that this po-
s,ion is to be abandoned, this conduct rePudiated
by our new rulers, intent on humbling the Empire
State at the feet Of Virginia question involy-
ing principles dear to every lover of Freedom and
Of Man Let those who do this thing, look well
10 their responsibility! Meanwhile, we trust our
People will read AID understand what it is that
Nsw.York asks forgiveness for. Read and judge,