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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-12-05

ofexerton, this State election, with two brancbs, ,
the government sure against us, that it was iunoi
bic to arouse the Wing party to act in mass A,s
il, wherever there has been exerton rs in New Vat
city, the river counties, or the centre, the WIZ,
have showed n spirit and numbers fully aGeopD,o
effect what was done in 1910. Nor has Mr. Van n,
rem gained an ioa Of strength since 1910. In Ma,
York city, been after cobbling upa Van Burcn.cd.
houn.J ohnson-Tyler ticket that ticket shows le.
strength than their ticket of 1910. Their mso,s,
then Of over 900 has DIV inded TO "a! So in o,bs
parts of the State, where Van BurenSm has been IA.
sisted with like Grmness and energy.
Thus while the Albany Argus is parading for eHes
against Calhoun and others nominal popular Va
Buren, majority of 20 900 in the State, Van Bu,n
himself has only tho strength of 1910 minus ii.
friends OF Calhoun Cass, Johnson and Tyler I'll,
Wings stand in reserve to let that popular MAJOR,
dupe and over.awe more timd and less disccm,,
sections OF the Loco Foco party. We see, and ",
rejoice to see, that it will perfect the nomination q,
Van Buren, Mt Baltimore. Meanwhile we will 90
work, and organize, and if we DO not much misnh
the signs of the times, give Van Buren, himself he,
in this State, where he never had any poppl,
strength, heavier blow that we gave him in 1870
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-12-05

The New York American gives the following
capital incident, which it says is entitled to the merit
of truth as well as excellence:
ga discussion arose in one of the Harlem RaiIroad
cars between two men, one Wing the other loco,
the merits and prospects Of the different cand
dates for the Presidency. After considerable
talk the loco Observed sat all we have one
advantage You wings have half dozen
candidates from whom to choose, while you are
pledged to one man. "Admtted," replied the wing
eve 90 for Harry of the West, first and only
chocc'' "lIow absurd.'' replied : his antagonist.
"suppose Clay dies, what will You do then?' "Do?"
answered the whg-"what will l do by Jore,
RI rote for his Executors ~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-12-05

sDaIsaac Hill suysin his Patriot tina, General
Jackson has given in his adhesion in full to Tyer's
and that each member Of the Cabinet has n
letter Of approval from the General. And why should
he not? Tyler is and has been from and nter his de
scton Of the Wings much of locofoco as is Mar
tin Van Buren,. There is no difference between the
Tyler party and the Van Buren, pary-they agree in
all things only to who shall be the locofoco
candidate. They have gone together in oil The re-
cent elections.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-12-05

ZIP JOSEPH BELL-who removed from Haver-
hill, N. II. to Boston year since, has, we
notice. been elected member Of Legislature from
the city. Like Webster and Mason who went there
before him, he will be esteemed, and his talents APP
precated But while in New Hampshire, he was
kept in private life, and men, pigmes compared
to him, placed in the offices of trust and respon-
sbity. He is man Of the first order of talents and
will, no doubt, If willing himself he promoted, MS
have been other great who went to the Bay
State before him
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-12-05

and enlisted under the banner Of the gallant Harry
oChe Vest" aud procuims himself hencelorlh u
WING. -
CONGRESS- The session opened yesterday The
Representatives will come together under peculiar
circumstances The House is ocoioco by great mn
oriiy, but tho Senate is Wing, by four majority, put
ling Rives Of Virginia with the oGoncos; one vacan-
cy in MARYLAND, which wlbe filed by Wing, CIV
Ing TO tho Wings after it is filed majority OF hVo'-
Tyler has filed many Of the offices Of Government
with worthless and corrupt pOrtiznns-in many lns'an
ces the same that lched from he Treasury and who
were co-patriots ard fellow servants of Mr. Van Blu
rem while he was President; these, or some Of them,
will be doubtless rejected by tile Senate.
There appears to be but one opinion in respect to
the course of Tyler in relation TO Texas lie now
considers himself merely as following in the footsteps
of Jackson and Van Buren,, and they, though some
what secretly, labored with the view of securing its
annexation to the United States, and Of course no
will come out, rno boldly, il will be done covery
in favor of the project lie will find supporters in
both Houses of Congress Of the oGooco party; but
probably not a majority The northern Van Buren,
members will aim TO keep this subject still till after
the next Presidential election, though Van Buren's
Southern friends with the Tyler brotherhood and CAL
houns friends will go in for it, The Wings will op-
pose it on all hands The Southern Wing papers,
with scarcely nm exception, il any, take ground
strongly against ii. So shall bold front pre-
sented against the plan by the Wing party. With
the locoGoco party it will be otherwise-Van Burcn's
northern friends, tho for it, body, will stnve it
of ill after the Presidential election, while the south
crn wing of the party will be fer il.
The Message will have ch to shy Of the plans of
Great Britain in relation Texas under the smoke that
can be started in this way will be partially concealed
the project of annexation We expect to print the
message in next paper.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-12-05

READY ANswERs.-"My young man, your corn
looks very yellow.
''Ycs sir, it was tho yellow kind that we planted"
But it is very small.
"I know it sir, we planted the small kind,''
But what mean is, you won have half crop
= "Well sir, that is all expect FOR faher took it
to the halves,"-Com.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-12-05
gGpa 3@!ERSIgRYA va
TUESDAY, DECEMBER S, ls4s.
NOW is THE TIME. Congress is soon to be in

NOW is THE TIME. Congress is to be in
session. and great questions expected to come up,
respecting which every man should be well informed
They will be of peculiar interest. The great political
campaign, which, trust is to deliver the country
from the rule md reign of locofocosm, will begin
this winter in some measure, and be closed within
the ensuing year. It's ghtful issue will depend very
much upon how the Wings act-how each individual
member of tho party takes hold of the work. Now
is the time then for those who do not now take
Wing paper to subscribe for one The season of
comparative leisure has arrived when Industrious men
can find time to read And we should esteem it
favor if our friends would take hold of the work and
extend the circulation Of the Caledonian. Though
number is respectable. it is not what it might be
what need, TO make it 50 extensively useful
and interesting wo should like. Each one of our
friends can aid us or less, and we should hold
in kind remembrance all such. Many of our present
readers doubtless have neghbors who do take any
paper, and who are well ablc to do A Wing pa
per in this section Of the State needs the undivided
support Of the party in order that it may be sustained
Who will aid usf Who will take hold and send in
one,two, six or dozen new and good subscribers'
BANKS IN N. HAMPsH1RE.-Four, in number
believe of the best banks in New Hampshire have
winding up their concerns. Their char
ters were about expiring, and the Legislature refused
to re-charter them only upon such conditions that no
discreet man would invest hundred dollars in them
So they have closed their doors, burnt their bills
which bad been passing round from hand to hand and
supplying The people with good and convenient cur
rency. The Amherst Bank burnt 500, O0Osat one
time. These four banks Gil culated about $500, 900
and this, owing to the double refined aud patent
democracy of the State, Withdrawn from circulation
and the people suffer the consequences-''the dear
people, of whose welfare the who in one sense
robbed them, prate so much. By n combination OF
rich money lenders-Se own Smilie-sh avers-
and their adherents who vote for and with them
in the name of democracy, these fruits brought
bout and the dupes Of these who once, if they
wanted to borrow n hundred dollars went to the bank
and got it at six per cent. have it of these
nabobs for 2 and 20 per cent. provided they will
mortgage their little farms, if perchance they may
have any, FOR security. This is the practical working
ofthe self-styed democracy of the present day.
We should like TO know how much money is taken
from this state to supply in part this vacuum in N, H.
We take it that it is considerable.
A WING TRIUMPH GEORGIA. The Au-
ola 90 he 81, 81,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-12-05

A WHO TRIUMPH IN GEORGIA. The Au-
gusta Chronicle Of the goth announces that the sre-
cia election in Lumpkin county to fill the vacancy in
the House of Representatives Of Mr. Mathews, de-
ceased, Stephen Douglass Crane elected, over
his two Loco Foco competitors. Mr. c. has for
years done good and faithful service in the ranks of
the selfsycd Dem ocracy; but having recently seen
the error of bis way, has renowned Loco Focoism,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-12-05

and enlisted under the banner Of the gallant Harry
orhe Wea," aud procIums himself hencelorlh
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26
CORNS, CORNsu CORNISH,

(NURED by the Albion corn plaster, II iords
~ immediate relief and = sure cure for
cCrns, lt dIssOlvCs the corn and removes Il from
the foot with ease and expedition, without the
least pain. From among the many cases Of
cures, read the following extract Of letter from
the Rev EbCneZCr Newhall of Liacvln Mass, =
I cannot neglect 10 state, that feel great con
fdCnCg IN the Albion corn plaster. as one of the
surest remedies; have tried IT'S efficacy, add in
four successive applications according TO the die
TeCtICns, 10 effected a cure
In proof Of which, read the following cases,-
lady!-IO whom reference can be made after
suffering great paln, and inconvenience for wears
from corns, and who m the mean lime was ma
KING use OF varlo, : highly celebrated rem edies
but TO no purpose, anC had IN consequence of
these repeated dlsappOintments, nearly despair-
ed OF rehei, most happily met with the Aiblon
corn plaster, one box of hlch Cat an eXpen ~ Of
only 90 cents,) has entirely cured her corns! So
astonlshl ng was this cuie To induce several of
the Trends and neghbOrs Of the lady TO use The
same re nedy, nd with the same good sucre,si
A3An old Gentleman! Informed an agent
th3t alter suffering unCGnscionable pain and
u9uble Tor yeaGs nom a corn, which had resist
Ell every attempt TO destroy, was cured by Tins
most valuable plaster!
person!-So crippled with corns for long
tme as To be unable To walk, had to cut holes I'm
his shoes to ga sc his fect,-Was cured BY this
p.asttT!
n Is. Each of the articles will be slgved w L
kidder on the outside Wrapper
- S0HSUmpttoH. No pcrssn can have ade
quatc idea OF the astonishing relief which DR.
Relie highly celebrated A sthmatic or consump-
tive pills give IN consumption coughs colls
dhcul'y OF breathing, whees ing, tightness of
he chest, rain in the SIDE splitting ofblood dc
lar ulal only Is necessary To convincs persons
suffering from these complaints that tnis is one
81 the most valuable medicines ever siscOy ered
Tor complaints of the lungs generally Common
&c Id are removed IN few hours Price 25 cts
Srepared from the original NJ 5 Recipe of DI
w i Conway, by w |. kldder, imm. late sue,
ecsior TO the late Il KIdder. BY whom they are
| Tor sale at his counting room, No So : tate ST
| corner of Merchants row, Boston, and by hi:
! SPECIAL appointment by JAS BAKER,
deS Mh,eEn. Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26
ITCH CTRED,r

RElt ever so lnvCterate, IN one hour applica-
II uon, and no danger from taking colby
using DuHyrieS Ich Ointment. SO great and
here has become ITS reputation thai
dealers are orculng Il from all parts OF the coun
Try, as remedy which gives their customers the
highest satisfaction.
student, connected with one sfour Literary
Institutions, where this loathsome disease had
appeared, observes, that Dumfres' Itch ONT
ment eN leTmlnated n, after various other appli.
cauJhs hau tailed TO do SO, and II Aaj in cOnse Be-
qlence gained a reput alton IN that seminary a nd
ylciLuy, as the best remedy kno yn for the lite hi
Name can be gwen If desired
- TINS preparation, tor plcasantncss safety.
eAPeE'uon, ease and certainty, IS unsurpassed. n
CquaEed. l. does not contain the least partcls
oi mercury or other dangerous ingredient, and
may ne applied with perfect safety by pregnant
females, or to children at the breast, and II
cures. however lnveterate, IN one hours apple
caiipn only, and no danger from taking cold.
Testimony in proof of the high character of
TINS article as follows
A distant dealer IN ordering a gross, observes;
1t Is universe ly pronounced the best remedy
yet used lu these paTIs!'
Another writes from a distant city; is a
valuable article, aSd fully worth the puce set
upon tilt has no equal in tins market
a physician the first tmInencC, IA prescribing
a. spoke Of n IN the highest terms, as most com
pletcly answering the purpose, and to use his
/ own words, pronounced u Just the thing
Ii Is also one of the best application for the
Barber Itch, Fimples and diseases of the skin
generally
Price With full directions - cents
FsfDr Relics ASihmatc or Consump'ive oil Is
| this has bsen pronounced among all the coug h
~ tdICInos to be had, one of the most valuable
ever YET discovered, which trial wall prove.
Price 25 cents,
\ 3. Each article will D., signed by w l.
hIdder on the outside wrapper.
Prepared from the original VI : Recipe of Dr.
w II Conway, by w |. kIddsr, immediate success.
sor 10 thelate Il KIddcr, by who % they are foI
sale at his counting 70, m, Nc So > ate stree
corner Of Merchants row, Boston. aud Nv IN,
special appointment JAS BAKER,
dec Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26
NEW DRUG STORE.

Ri AFAlETTE M'NEELY. would respectfully
IL inform the citizens OF Wheeling and Tho public
~ general that he Is now opening al the old Drug
stand OF Todd. 202 Main Street, q few doors
above the Virgin Hotel. fresh and ell assorted
stock OF DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS. OILS
DYE STUFFS, PERFUMERY, &c all Of whica
VIII he sold al prices TO suit the times.
Having been engaged for several years in the
Drug Store Of DR. A S Todd, he feels confident Of
being able 10 please all wh1 may favor aim with n
call
Physicians are respectfully invited 10 call and
examine The qualify and price ofhis medicines be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Prescriptions filled al all hours with pronpinoss
and care. lie will also keep supply Of Tho rest
Patent Medicines for sale, and hopos by attention
10 business to merit The patronage Of a generous
public. anI7
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26

La! what makes ysur teeth so unusually white!
Quoth Josh's Dulcna. to him IO.her M ght
To m ak yours look so, with grin, replied Josh,
L We bought you bottle of ThOTn's Tooth Wash;
IT'S the best now m use, so the gentle folks say;
And since they've tined this, cast all others away.
But TO prove it the best 10 make the teeth shine
Look again. my dear Sal, at the lustre of mine.
Then try this great TOuth wash,
The TeaberTy Tooth ash,
And see If the Tooth Wash of Thorn, is not hne!
A MONG the recommendations TO the above, are
- the following.
Having tried DIR 'Thorns Tea berry Tooth
Wash and become acquainted with the ingre /
ents of its GompoSitIon,l checTiuly say, lconsd-
er It one of the safest. as II Is one 81 the most
peasant tooth washes now ia use. HUNT
Pittsburgh Sept Is, 1872 Dent ~.
take pleasure IN stating, after having ma e
Of Thorn Tea berry Tooth WASH thatlt Is
one OF the best dentrifces IN use. Being IN a u.
quId 'Orm II combines nea ness with cOnVCnICnce.
While IL Cleanses the enamel and removes the
tartar from the teeth, its perfume Yields a fra
GcancC peculiarly desirable. J TlBBlTS, VI f..
The undersigned haveused 'ThomS c0mpOu nd
Tea berry tooth wash aud have found il 20 lie
an extremely pleasant dentntnce, exercising a
most salutary influence over the teeth and gums;
preserving those INDISPENSABLE members from
premature decay, preventing the accumulation of
Tartar, ard purifying the Breath. Having thor
oUShly tested its virtues, we take pleasure IN Ie-
CONNIE nding II TO the public, belevingIt TO be
NJ r BERTSON. JAMES p JACK,
ROBT ii PEBBLES, CHAS B SCULLY.
C. DARRAGH, WM M'CANDLESS,
III l. RINCwALT, LEONARD : JOHNS,
J Nj MOORHEAp. JAS s CRAFT.
For sale by JAS BAKER. Wheeling, Va
feb s ly
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26

ETIRGINIA-OhiOsS Superior Couri-In;erEle-
date Term, February q. h, IS43.
John GUshora aud the heirs OF I
Marcus Wilson, deceased, c
against :" ~"NNOHN''
james w Clemens and others
This cause came up on this 9th day Of Fsbru-
ary, 1913, TO b. heard upon the bill and exhibits
the sweTs of Thomas p Ray, the infant child
rem and hers OF said Ray, by Mailman Il Willie.
their guardian ad Item, the infant heirs of VIM
Harkms, deceased, by Elizabeth Harkins their
guardian I'D litem Of FITsy;h, McNecly and
Reeves, and that OF Robert Morrow, Daniel
Murray, Moses w Chupline and James w Glenn
ems, aud the orders of publication, as TO the alb
sent defendants, and they still failing to appear
and answer. the bill, "a To them. is taken for
confessed. And was argued BY counsel Wher,E
upon 1t is adjudged, ordered and decrced tina
James \ Clarke, who ~ hereby appointed a spe-
cial comm ssioner for the purpose, TO ascertain
and report TO tins Court, who are the parties
having any interest IN the subject Of the bill
mentioned, and To what extent they are interest.
ed, what Il due TO any of the shareholders in the
association IN the bill mentioned, what monies
hsNe beea advanced by any person or persons
for the purposes Of said ssocIatiOn, what IS due
from the association or from any Individual on its
account for debts contracted for any Of the pur-
poses oil san ASSOCIATION: also what is due tie
SAID as Oc IatlOn, holders of the shares for and
on account of rents and profits, anC from whom,
together with all matters deemed pertinent by
SAID commissioner, or specially required bv the
parties giving due NOTICE u the parties with lea I'VE
To proceed eNparte # they or any of them, being
So houhed. do not attend. AID the cause d. con
tnuef Tor such report. copy teste,
ALEX T sAIDLEY, Clerk.
The defendants in The above case will take 40
ice that on Saturday, the Sth day OF Aprl next,
at my office IN tie city IF Wheeling, ! sha pro-
ceedto take the accounts and ascertain the facts
mar JAS 4 CLARKE.
The above mentioned account md proaecdlng Is
are adjourned NJ Ill Monday the % N day Of June
next, AT my office in Wheeling.
NAV 10 is JAS A CLARKE, Com.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26
CABINET WARE ROOMS
MuNEoE STREET.

MONACO STREET.
EREMIAH CLEMENS. respectfully inform,
eP his friends and The public that he has resumed
business agent. hi, old Island on Monroe street
where TO will manufacture formerly ana keep on
hand an assortment Of CABINET FURNITURE
equal IN Workmanship and material To any offered
IN this city. or the west, which no offers at very
reduced prices Among his stock will bo found
Sofas Bureaus, Dining and Psrlor Tables. ToileIrss
Wardrobes, Rocking Chairs Bcdsleads Of all kinds
Desks Wash Stands, De, &c. Every article in his
line made TO order, orders thankfully received and
promptly attended TO. pl5 3m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26

OT ne NHtocTSdt Z eetdCte HedtCtHe ~ The ETtftSh
college sf Heaih-LondoH.
TENIIESE Medicines cure every disease which
admits OF cure.
1 They remove from the stomach, liver and
blOei making OrEans-thc OBJ
structons TO the due performance OF theIl healthy
functions.
, They purify the blood by increasing the vari-
us secTctIOus, and prevent disease by enabling
the body successfully To resist the predlsposI n
aud exciting causes To disease.
Iney increase the action of the absorbents by
which all morbid growths are AIKEN into circu-
alton and afterwards expelled from the bod =.
4 They restore the regularity of those process
8 upon which the formation anu clTcul ltIon OF
blood depends.
-hes e are the only medicines known in which
rail d Ises have 20 werlul and beneficial effect;
md yet, of which IN extreme cases; such V,Ty
arge doses may be administered feaTlessly and
With greatly Increase advantages To the pa tIent.
Tue British CoileG OF health having revoked,
annull5d unC ade void the appointment Of DR.
HOrauO Shp heard Muat, he has ceased ID be IN
any manner Conne .tcd with or agent Of the col
tege of Health.
George 7 aylos being now and from henc, forth
the sole general Ige1tIu the Uui.e states. # he
BRUSH College Jfhcalh, for the sale of Morrison
p lis or the Vegetable universal medicines of the
college Of health; no other person bat the said
George Taylor has any llgat or authority To II pm-
mate or appoint general aScIts tOr the sale u
The above M .lCInCs.
GEO TAYLOR, I3 Chamg or 81 sole geacral ag't
JOHN FISHER, agent, wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26
TRUSPEE,S SALE.

OfraIuajle real estate consisting ofLof Ware
houses and dIoeliiHgs, on Udisr Street Uhee-
ling, Va.
EP y Virtue Of a deed oftrust executed bv John
Is4I, and recorded in the clerks office of Ohio
county, shall, on Monday the 18th day of Sep
icmber next proceed To sell, on the premises, at
No FIVE, il the second square in the city of
WI eing, situate on Water street near the steam
boat landing wherein are 3 large and rsillabie
three story brick warehouses;, and 2 dl1ellin 9
houses The title is believed TO be uuq Questionable
but selling as trustee will only make sJch title
as is vested IN me. NM Il KING,
may 10 Is Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26

For approved paper Tor months, or al pr Ct
less for cash.
Wood Type, Printing Ink, Presses, Cases
GalIeys, Brass Rules, Composing Sticks, Chases,
and other materials furnished at the 10 vest pTl-
ces.
STPnnters OF nc y spapers who pull lsh this
advIsement three times before the first of July,
lSf3 and send one of the papers 20 lhe Foundry
will be entitled To payment of their bill on buying
three times the amount Gift may ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26
TAKE NOTICE,

II HAT Winslow l. K,dder has succeeded to
i i kIdder IN the preparation of the Conway
Medicines and will hereafter give particular at
teuuoI TO the preparation of the following
established articles, The celebrity OF which pre-
cludcs the necessity Of re publication of the
numerous certificates now In the hands of the
proprietor