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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-01

r isa well krowH fact. thai CONSUMPTION
destroys more human lives than any other Ills
cas- Oh record. SoEreat has been the destruc-
con rhrong 1ont The Uni'ed ; aies within the last
TEAR, ending Januarv list. ls42 that uowards OF
$4,000 PERSONS DIED
with this insidiOus Olsen sc la one wear, Shocking!
Were We not aware that this fact has been care
fully asceriaipedt fiom ii e records OF mortality,
we could noecrcdIt the assertion. We behold ITS
fatal "a wages in families all around Us, gathering
in it's cherries embrace a friend fr0m every cir
Gle. ard casting gloom and arkntss over Us
place ofvislt8tIOn. These occuiar demonstr atoms
meet certainly convince all that no time should
be epareuln procuring a medicine immediately 10
arr estlts fatal progIeSs-
BEFORE rT BE TOO LATE.
The efore you who are afiiict tie ! with the frs
symptoms OF a Consumptive or Pull nonary ma.
ture, delay not IN using DR. Duncan's Expec;or-
ant Remedy II IS certain TO eradicate and remove
from the system the inst e ii seed of consump-
ionj and will also restore 10 reriect health many
If those who have long been confined to the sick
chamber, given as incurable, for the want of a
proper Medicine. AGENTS from all parts of the
United STATES speak of the wonderful elects of
this Great Discovery in TIE Healing Ant, sr res
cuing thousands from the colo and silent grave.
Note. The above Medicine 10 n pupe vegetable
Dbie ,ouse under any e,Itums,aness' fS SnG d suas
ions &c are descrbed in a pamphlet accompI
nyirg the Medicine.
Always ask fer DIR Duo cans Exoectorsn,
Remedy, and do not be persuaded 10 use am
other until YOU give il a fair trial.
All Eonc ne has on the envelope = repress n
taiiOn Of 'H0Ie' IN the form a the shove pls5e
E5CAUTION. There ale come persons thai
sell the above medicine guilty OF recommending
sP'ne trash Of their own siswing, or that which
hey buy for a triie, and offer il in the pll ce Of
DR. DuRcaH's. This they do 70 speculate Of IN,
expense and the health of those who are not or
th,iT quart Purchasers be careful Of thes,
Roguesi
For sale al Ne 70 North Eighth street, Phhadel'
yhia.
Price idol. per bottle. CT ak for dollars.
Just received and foi sale by
aug % 6m Wa u Wheeling Ia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-01
JOHN s C MARTIN.
Pottsyille, Pa.

CAUfI0N.-As there is a spurious mixture
called Syrup Of Wild Cherry, purchasers should
be very particular 10 ask for Or WISTAR BAL
SAM and observe his signature on the bottle.
Prepared for the proprietor, and sold. at whole
sale BY Williams g. Co. chemists, No Il, Minor
street, Philadelphia.
Sold Wholesale and retail, by CRUMBAC-
kER, Wheeling. Also, by I. WILL OK. Pitts
tuTgh,. and IN almost every toG and village
through the country.
PRICE $500 A BOTTLE.
nov 2q-6m ID
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-01
Same defendants.

BY virtue Of a JOINT decree pr0noun ced by fhe
aforesaid count N the above named cGuses. on
the lob day Of June, IN the year 1871, i shall as
.omnlssloner appointed for that purpose, on tn
tTst Monday Of february, 1919, al the frOat door
0hthe court house OfOhiO comfy, proceed 10 al
All that part OF lot No ~, in Maker square Ia
the citT Of WheelinR, and not owned bsfore me
making OF the mOriguge deed lmentioaed In aid
decreel blythe CITY Of Wheeling, and sfao ali 49,
Let N Rroupd on Main street in said ettT Of Wbe,.
Ling No ~, except 90 much thereof AZ had b-sn
conveyed b. sad Chspiine 10 Selby q Bennst ~,
90 much Of sad lOts 80 shall be sufficient to sst.
lay the debts. interests snd costs in sid deere
~rpenuoneI, az publle auction 70 The highest bidder
% me tQliOwIng FERNS va. For cash a. u one
htth afhe p~Urchpee money aDdQn q credit Of a.
I1Rnd lsulOaths az 70 the residue offhs puTchs se
money with interest from the day of sale. The
pufehaser giving bond with good security foy he
aeistr.d pergents, and he utls held until he
" MITCHELL. Deputy for
ARCH WOODS.
Sheuh Of Ohio county,.
LATER STILL -
y 5ooT ''''' At Tue S's" 'f'h' BIG RED
eeses Aliens ,bick Boots,
% DO KIP do
I DO Boys ihlck Do
7 carc Mems Fi0s Morocco shoes
@ sAArL McLALLEN.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-29

DEATH OF rur Rry. SQuRE CHAsE.-It is with re-
greet that we announce the sudden death Of the Rev
s. Chase, the superintendent Of the Liberia mission
under the care of the Missionary Society Of the Meth
odIst Episcopal Chapel Mr.. c. arrived in this CITY
about two months since, from Monrovia Africa with
a we" OF renoyating his impaired health, ard with
the intention OF returning TO his mission next fail
taking with him his family who have resided at Wa
tertown, Jefferson county during his absence fror,
THIS country Tie remained in this city short time
during which he took active part at he ms.ionsrt
meetings leld IN May He was at that time in feeblc
seai'n, out ueIe were strong hopes that short resi-
lie left hrs residence, few days ago, TO attend ,be
conference now 10 session at Syracuse. where he ar
rived 10 his usual healthh at the close of lat well
tie had been there but short time before he was at
lacked WIN inflammation Of the lungs, which soon
terminated in desth.-.N Y aurora.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-29

IN IN trlday morning, the 2Sth instant Mr. JAS
DOUGLAS, IN the forty first year of his age.
Inc trends and aoquantances Of the family Gre
eques'ed To attend the funeral Of the deceased from
his late residence on street, between lat and VI
streets, on Sunday afternoon at three o'clock
suddenly, on Friday afternoon last in the 5g.h
year OF her age, Mr.. AGATHA SARDO.
me Trends OF the family are respectfully invited
70 attend her funeral this afternoon o'clock from
ner Of H. ~ 49,
;, 10 Georgetown, on Friday, aged 65 years. Mrs
~, uDiIH WRIGHT, relict Of the late Thomas C.
Wright Esq.
Inc friends and acquaintance Of the family re
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral without fur
ther invitation, from her late residence on High street
THIS afternoon at five O'Clock
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-29

| tious and immaculate journal send ior'h ae'
cree of accommodation, from the Democratic
faith and family, of all those Democrats VINO
retain ofIice2 Why not launch It's lhunders al
those members Of Congress, aud other disun-
guished Democrats, who have applied Tor aho
received Offices from John Tyler. for Their pe
mocalic frends2 Why are the White HOUSE
aud all the Departments besieged Tor appoint
ments for Democrats. If no Democrat can
honoraby take office under Mr. Tylerf Iru'h
is, " all this faslidiousness about holding Once
under Mr.. Tyler is" in the language OF The
Observer, "sHEER HYPOCRISY J" and the Globe
disgraces itself in denouncng some gentlemen
for taking office, while il meanly and tacllly
consents that they who are in office shall re-
main, without any reproach TO their Demo
cracy.
But we may weake n, rather than strengthen,
the position of the Observer and, therefore
close, by asking the readers re-perusal Of the
above searching and just remarks from that
journal.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-29
10 PRINTERS.-THE STATE REGISTER
IRINllAG AEEInL ~.

l4h
PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE-Th IN
derslgned will sell, the most reasonable terms
that could be required, the Printing Office OF the State
Register newspaper located in the town of Port To
nacco, Charles county, Md The entire material, II
the ONCE are nearly new they consist of ttIdicioi,y
selected iounts Of long primer BREWER small plea
iwrlIne pea, and neat selection Of lob type every
way suitable TO PRINT neat and good sized pcwsui-
per, and TO prosecute department Of lob prinii1,
me printing press IS OF the best quality being one Of
reer omluis patent Is nearly new, aud as pcri,c,
as II just from The warcroom or foundry and has Il.
achcd TO II all the apparatus necessary Tor M, uo
speedy and excellent execution Of printing il will
print sheet OF super-royal slze The materials are
warranted to be perfect, and quite as good a. new
There arc also good sets of chases, two imposing
stones, sc.
To practical printer, in all candor can saw Nm,
establishment presents favorable o. norron,ty G,r a,
entrance into this business as the investment If fund.
required to be made but trlflng IN comparison Il,
the profits TO be derived from the Office As circum-
stances over which | have no conttol have pointed
out The pr prety Of my dscont nuing the paper and
removing from the county, will dispose Of the Of
fee at very low rate, and extend all INDULGENCE In
lhe tlme OF payment which my circumstances will
admit OF, or which can bc reasonably asked
those VITO wish 10 be advised Of the terms Of sale
and who may not reside ~ the city will obtain such
information by addressing the undersigned at Wash
ngton city.
Those who are residents, in This CITY. can Io,ro
he terms Of sale Of the Office By app,ipg o Ejr,unI
+ Brown, Eq at the Globe Office, or 10 the editor,
II the Capitol newspaper, and the editors Of the
Georgetown Advocate. Preference be desirable 10
esidenis ~ Port Tobacco refer to either OF The fol-
owing gentlemen Walter Mitchell George urett
robert 5. Keedcr, James Ferguson E.o.'. Ma
v Is Stone, John J. Hanson. George w. Barne.
robert Dgges, Esq and Captain John Barnes
l.. IGNATIUS LUCKETT
WAsHwcroS, July 20, 1885
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-29

MARRIAGE IN LAPLANp--!t is death in Lapland 10
marry mad without the consent Of her parents or
friends. When a young man has formed an \ tacb
ment TO female, the fashion is to appoint then
friends TO meet, 10 behold the young parties run
race together TIE maid is allowed m staring
the advantage OF the third part OF the race SO that Il
IS impossible, except voluntarily that she should be
overtaken. lf the maid out-run her suitor III mi
Yer Is ended; he must never have her. il being penal
Tor The m ~ to renew the proposal OF marriage But
u 'he maId has an affection for him. tn ugh at first
sne runs hard, TO Try the truth Of his love, she
viii pretend some casualty. and maize n voInntarv
haIt before she come to The mark or end Of the race
nus none are compelled TO marry against their own
wins and THIS IS the that Ia Lspland the mar
rled people are richer their contentment than in
o'ler 'Ious' where so many forced matches make
ieigned love, and cause real unhappiness
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-29

The PREsDENT.-W learn from the Norfolk
Beacon Of yesterday that the President OF the
United States left Old Point on Thursday morn.
ing under salute from Fortress Monroe, in
the steamer Thomas Jefferson for his farm on
James River, and that he will return, in about
five days, and spend a short time at the Rip
Raps.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-29
'ote # Massachusetts Jor Governor from 1899 10 1910
Elected. ttIighest candidate.

VIII not this compare favorably with the result OF
Mr. Bair's labors, either in the State Of KeptIckv
OF The district OF Columbia How has democracy
ence' ~
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-29

Coon ADucE.-There is much good sense in the
following, which, although old, deserves to be re.
pcated once year:
III any q ing in the world will make man feel
badly, except pinchng his fingers in the crack of
door, IL Is uuquestonaby, quarrel. No man ever
fails to think less Of himself after than be did befrc
one-lt degrades him in the eyes Of Others and
what is worse, blunts hrs sensbllty to disg ace on
the one hand, and increase the power and passionate
irrltablty on the other. The truth is the more
quietly and peaceoby We all get on, the better the
better for ourselves the better for our neighbors In
nine cases of ten, the wiscst course is, if man
cheat you, to quit dealing with him il he be sbu-
siye quit his company If he Islander you take care
to live so that nobody will believe him. No matter
who he's or how he misuses you--the wsest way is
just TO let him alone for there is nothing better tI
this cool, calm, and quiet way Of dealing with the
wrongs we meet With
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-29

IMMIcRANTs.-There were never such shoals of
them before Not less than eleven or twelve hun.
bred arrived neutrality-suspicious., German,
French, and IRISH. They in general hardy, abo-
rious, and economical Every year brings better and
more wealthy classes. Those who came first were
many of them little better than paupers, and some d
them no better but now, people who were living in
comp rative comfort in Europe, are determining IN
very great numbers to make their condition still bet
ter by coming to this land Of plenty Some come f 7
the sake of liberty, especially religious liberty May
neither they nor their children forget what Iihcry
worth, or relinquish iota of il, either political Or
religious
No doubt the numbers will increase from year TO
year. How happy are we to possess a country 50
much better than any other that the inhabitants Of
all others rushing here for wealth liberty every
thing which can render life desirable. Let Us be
thankful, and faithful TO our high trust II is graft
flying TO know that the immigrants do not now as for
merry fall into the hands OF villains, TO be cheated
they touch our shores
1t is worthy of remark, that while the nnmber Of
Immigrants arriving here is far greater than in ary
former year, the number arriving in Canada IS but
a1ou' t"ohi'hs as great as last year.N Y jour al
Of Commerce.
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Respectfully, yours,
An OLD DEMOCRAT.

RELIGIOUS FANATIoIsM-Our attention was arrest.
ed last Saturday morning, by flag suspended rpon
a liberty pole IN front Of MIR. Jonas NJ Barrett's
house. and on visiting the place we learned Mr. Bar.
ret was celebrating the coming OF the first year OF
the second advent Of Christ The flag bore the inscrip
ton oil the Opening efhe Screen Seals and pic
ture representing the Bible in seven caps three Of
which were broken. AT nine O'Clock seven cannon
were fired senting the Thunders that ut
tered their voices upon the opening of the Seals -
The buge, fife, and drum, were introduced, with
other ceremonies, and the military rattle was kept up
IN the grove OF pine trees set up for the occasion in
front OF the house We could not learn definite what
was the real object Of this celebration There is sort
OF wandering enthusiasm about the whole matter and
as he has few followers who are even wilder than
himself II shows that even the ridiculous doc
trlnes are not too burd TO be believed under The
garb of a New Light Christianity Mr.. Barrett is an
honest aud hard-working man, and seems TO be in
sane on no subject but religion. We regret that 81
IN giving free dinners, and propagatng such cntbus
asm.- Waldo Ne Signal
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-29

The Washington Globe is loud in its denunciatons
oil Messrs Henshaw and Nelson for accepting place.
IN Mr. 1yler's Cabinet For this course we ace mo
good reason, and fear, II II is still persisted in some
INJURY may thereby be done the Democratic party
II IS not denied that Messrs. Henshaw and Nelson
are sterling, honest, and incorrupble Democrats
neither IS It denied that, in accepting the places ten
dered them, they make sacrifice Of their former
principles, give any pledges as TO their future no.
caI action, excepting so far to have il understood
they viii support the nominee Of the National Con-
renton. They go into their Offices compromising
nothing-hrm, nfexibe, and as they ever have been
able supporters Of Democratic men and measures
Nhst more can be asked of them What more is
expected OF them' Every honest and true friend TO
the Democratic cause answers nothing Wby tbcn
should they be abused by the Globei They sbould
mol be-and u that paper desires the harmony and
success OF the party whose principles it processes 10
advocate, would 1t not be more likely to aid in pro-
moung IT, u u should cease abusing some Of the ablost
oi our men, who are firmly devoted TO the c,,,ss
az ever II IS well enough to talk Of preserving bar
mony IN our ranks, yet !, "a Of more importance 10
take that course which will best insure it-vgin, Ia
quirer. ' w
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-29

SARATOGA srHNe'.-The Daily Saratoga Sentinel
OF Monday states the number Of arrivals for the woet
previous at 3,5OO--exceeding by 500 the arrival, Of
The week befre, and filling all the hotels to over.
flowing The number of visiters surpas.e, any thing
ever before known in July.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-29

The ship Berlin, which cleared from Boston for
New Orleans day or two since, carries out the lar
ge't cargo which has left Boston for that city during
three years Iast Il being valued at about $3.50 600
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-29

10 PRESERVE DEAp BopEs-ln Philadelpbi, a
colin has been invented for the purpose of preserv
ing dead body, for some time, in a manner less oh
Jese,onsole man me mode formerly practised The
comm IS made to TT into tin case which ia surron
cd oy another tin box containing the ice, and is COW
cred al The top with case filled with the sam, ma
teral, and so formed that the face can be seen thr
glass plate, IN the cover Of the outer case. without
ne necessity OF disturbing any part Of the apparatus
fere found. ''-
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OFFICIAL.
NAVY ORDERS.

Commander Geo. N. Hollins, TO be Flag Cal
tain of the Pacific Squadron.
Lieut.. Henry Ed, detached from the FliH'
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No BANK-A REVENUE TARiff-No Disrhi-
BurioN-so ABoLrnoNIsM-A STRICT coNsrhtc'
rioN OF rnE CONSTITUTIONS, AS BY JEFFERSON
No Public DEnr-AS ECONOMICAL ADMiNisrRA'
r N OF PunLIc AFrAlRs-AND UNIVERSAL SUI
FRAer wrrH UNIVERSAL EDUCATION.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-29
Az EAnlr FALL TaApf.-The New York d..

AN EARLY FALL TRADE-1he New York Ex-
press says "There indications both here and 10
Philadelphia that the fan trade will begin earlier
than usual. The aucuoneers have commenced 18th
more acti, ity than usual The sales room Of 5
Draper, jr, attended on the 25Ih by an unusual.
ly large company, and from all parts of the country
There much spirit manifested IN bidding as
there has been on any former Leriod for long tune
Dry goods merchants have commenced selling, and
some { them say their sales have been larger since
this month came in, than they have been before for
two or three years These symptoms are favorable
The grain growing districts, particularly in the West
have been greatly benefited by the recent rise ia
wheat, and consequently will have the Of pur.
chasing and paying for goods.
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wheat and consequently Will have the means Of pur
chasing and paying Tor goods.
CASsBALism-Genersl Cass mentioned IN his ora
ton at Fort " syne, on the 4th instant, what viii
probably be new 10 most readers, that the powerful
tribe of Indians who formerly occupied that couniry
had :" Man eating Society" We give the *
tract Z" II is forty three years since landed upon
the northern shore of Ohio young adyenturer see
ing the land of promise which has been TO hm, o.,
TO many others, the land Of performance. Al that
time the Territory OF lndianaS Of Illinois, Of hch-
gan, and the Territory of Ousconsin, formed one go
vemment, under the name of the Northwestern Ter
ritory. shall not stop bring before you the uc
dents OF frontier life, the difficulties and prya
tons, and suferings, in peace and in war, by which
the fores, is acquired and reclaimed and finally sub
| dued.
During many years this region had its full share Of
troubles. The line Of your canal was bloody war
path, which has many deed of horror. And
this peaceful town has had its Moloch, and the re-
cords Of human depravity furnish no more horrible
examples Of cruelty than were offered al ms shrue
The Miami indians, our predecessors In the occut
ton Of this district, had fearful Institution, whose
origin and objects have been lost in the darkness If
aboriginal history, but which was continued TO late
period, and whose orgies were held upon the very
spot where we now II was called the
Man Eating Society, and it the duty of its
Ella es 10 eat such prisoners as were preserved and
delivered to them for that purpose The member,
OF this society belonged TO particular family and
the dreadful inheritance descended To all ihc clll
dren, male and female. The duties imposed could
not be avoided, and the sanctions Of religion ad
ded TO the obligations Of immemorable usage.
| The least was solemn ceremony, at which the
whole tribe collected, as actors or spectators
! The miserable victim bound to stake, and
burnt at slow fire with all the refnements Of cruel
ty, which savage Ingenuity could invent There was
iradit onary ritual, which regulated with revolving
precision, the whole course of procedure at these
ceremonies. Latterly, the authority and litigation
of the institution had declined, and presume it hes
now wholly disappeared. But | have and
versed with the head of the family, the chief OF The
Society, whose name was White Skin. With what
feelings of disgust, need not attempt to describe
well know intelligent Canadian, who was pre-
sent at one Of the last sacrifices made to this horrible
institution The victim was young American, cap
tured in Kentucky, during the revolutionary war
Here, where we are now assembled in peace and Sc
cury, celebrating the triumph of art and industry,
within the memory Of the present generation, our
countrymen have been thus tortured and murdered
and devoured. But, thank God, the council fire is
extnguished The imp Gus feast is over"
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la THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL LET ihhhA
usirr--N MON ESSENTIALS, LisEKrri AND IN AL
THINGS cHARIrY.---fugasiin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-13
TO THE LADIES.
INTELLECTUAL DEVELOPMENT AND PERSON


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il hi %o the
hs1 oias! Of mental faculty. fine isesesd %a,l Of
and Of importance those and there are m.ny such
UIur,snt growth hair to remove that
son q an s Which tends their only
SsS j. By 3D. Hs IL *.
neck Of % the he
IL Sts$#S
For removing seLls. tan pnpes bo,ehe. sores. burns
neck md arms and ecitng healthy juvenile appearance
GoUKAUp's VEGETABLE. ROUGE!
G;ceosed materially fG I'm Pws and s%pies mpsI
hon rubbing with handkerchief or linen CLOTH so cents
GoURAUD's BLANC D'EsPAGNE!.
An &C., of pig 1Ie ssf white
eIal'y comb nation Tor this Put in
;;e. 'ass 'iss Dss:sa n:
Greg. 'y Louisville T% on Gounis
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Within few years this remarkable and useful che
meal invention for completely eadIcating fupeuous hair
excited the crpdty Of of base countee,er who at
snatch from the the recompcrse for his
labor Purchasers should therefore their guard and
s or :
Doctors fac .m engraved on the outside wrapper Dree-
Remember the only Office N Y for the above celebrated
Cosmetic, is 81 Walker street, door from Broadway.