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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-12
TIE TRULY GREAT MAN.

] know n great man who Is kind and gentle ms n
child, and YET iuIl uf courage, who never speass a
crossword, who Is always happy. and thinking of
what he can do 10 make others So; who feels Ina,
the world Is full Of beauty who knows about eyery
lllIe Hover and OF the story II has To tell OF how
beautifully God has 6ued II 10 grow in The place
Where u may be iUuud who can tell yuL about the
birds, how every one Is 50 made that he may always
get The fond lie Likes best, and always live where Il
- pleLsauicst TO him. When he walks out, he feel.
Thar he Is in a beautiful garden which God himself
hss pianicd. ana he remembers al The time that he
- lie child Ui God, - he loves 10 Iislen To ihe Mind
aud 20 hear lie insects, and watch The clouds, and
he feels happy To know that they and he himselfars
rom I've hand Of God. But this great man was once
a iulle boy. he had his study hours aud has play
nous, he mad bis thouEhtless hours aud his thought.
luI ones. nni l heard that once ~ his thOugalless
hours while be was walking. he took up a Stone o.
lhro" al a Toad he saw 10 his path; but Just o. he
raised hrs arm 10 DO 50, there seemed % be something
which prevented hrm from doing H.; no companion
ny hIal, so nothing touched him, and no UHe spoke tl
hItn, yet he felt that he must not throw The slonr.
lie become tI"ushtl-l, went straight home 10 hIs
mother and told her of IL. What was o.. aie he
that made me drop that stone. 10 was said his mo.
Their, what Is called cohscIrucc; but I call II the
voice Of God, and my dear boy be sure that Won al
ways listen 90 this voice. aud % will k,er ,ru from
DOING wrong !" The boy did 3D.. he obeysd ms mo.
tbeT 90 this. and The voice Of God IN an rbtugs ana
50 ice grew up to be a great aud good man. feeling
always happy ~ The tIpurht thai God had called
hra 81 Inot time 10 come 10 hun m hs hest friend
ChiH's F,Js1d.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-12

"Shouti ihis meet The eye Of Mr.. Vii
liam, L. Glssehfouke, who left England
about eight Years ago, and settled some
where IN the Western Territories ii
he will write - his Old family attorney.
ne will hcar OF something TO his aIyan
,Sgej hi old uncle being dead three
y'urs the 4th of Jan" last. leaving him,
The said ". K. q. El7 600, and the old
n1iernal estate. LiucomOc Hall, 23G
acres OF freehold, all free Of expense,
payable TO him on his coming To the
age Of -, which is May 9th, lSI2.'
Mr.. Wm. X. G~lussorooke, ct West.
mnrelanl, in this county, answers the
above description, aud We doubt no, nc
Is the fortunate mdn.-Ruman Citizen.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-12
aFaiHl]kAEaERSfaElEsasRllr
OHIO REDEEM MD
GLORIOUS NEVIS,

The returns from Ohio this n,rning. arc Of tie
most cheering character, aud lar beyond our mo-
~saHguine expectations. We give the countio. n4
ceiScd by line wayJiil tins morning. and fUm all
other sources.
hluskiugJm, Wing majority 100.
Guernsey, LOcu majority 80.
l~inrveris mainut ~ over 1000.
Licking, 225 ~hig majority for Congress, whole
Wing Trker elected. Wing gain.
Franklin. AS Wing %mojOnly. Wing elec ed to
The Legislature.
Ia The congressional dis,Ti.t cospused Of Far
field, PIcka~ny. and Eayc's. Fiurenrr. whIr.
clerted over Medill. wing grir. Fairfield. (uro)
AS, P,ckaway. (whig) $50. Fayeue, { hie) mostly
H. hear e. IN. In the dlsirtt composed uf Perry.
Morgan aud Washington. Perry gives 4SUL co ma
jnriy Morgan 2I5 wv Washington not hvarI lrJn
good for 500 nj least. insurlns Jninsoh's election Ut
Barker. lucu. Another Wing gam.
la the district composed OF BrlmpnI.IIlrrisn and
AiIniOe there Is no doubt Of Murus's election over
COWOn, Wing.
The returns frum Sleubenville district are nor
decisive buI Nc believe MCauslin. loco, is elected.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-12

from Nlss L,-I-'s 90 .ut e.l,E!
SUAMlE AIT.a MON
Tie iaru tt sat ui hI- e.sy t...r,
SMOKING h. Ie ui c.ay,
Whine hI> La., Old vide. Wuh Fuy ease,
Was cleaning uhv uI.hcr aWuS'
\ So ect iiule e.i. M bright r.uc ry's,
On her lraud ia,htrs k4er MS r1i,uIJg h.es.
The cid man placed his hand ora her head.
Wth tear ul hus wuublvI incC-
lie thought b"w uitDu her mOtatr (uuw dCod)
Had sal. hong osu.in thai place
A. ILe Iear stu.c GuVu Ls hall sLut eye,
"Dunr smoke" s,ts the ctI.c, "ior II makes ys'
cry
The huu,e.duG slumhst'd upnu The ntpr,
Where the sun, after nuoa Mould steal
The hos, obi w.ir. by The oFru du,T,
Was turning the srIhIug whcci-
And the old hu,.s rIucK oH tie mauieliroe
Had pluGded along 10 almost Ihre.
Sull The farmer sat ia sis easy thltr.
White cluse ip Ia, hcsNuug breast
The inoJsIen'd hrpN, and lhc head ~ iiIr.
Ga las g'sm!chIlG DEAR we're pressed:
HIS sdyr r locks md her golden hair lay
fa-I asleep were tiIry uU.h uu that Summer day.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-12
sENATOR 1870 - ~ 49, p.

SENATOR BENTON AND THE BANK OF
MISSOURI We are informed that senator Ben.
ton denies privately. that he gavo currency to line
report u relaitpn 10 The Missouri Banks iusoIyep,y
We were Boo lomed of such report having been
put in clrculnbpu iu Ihs interior. and aiY That fr.y
charged him with being The aufbDr. or hy s-ms ,r.
preston giving strength ip he mmDr % The Sem.
tor publicly denies ihe uInrgs, we will cuieuvor
Bank. and how o. for what reacon they CHARGED
him as the author. DID be- consent % hrber ibo
rumrr lUr he euem.es of the Buns. or didhe mere
~ assent Co such o. report uttered by 1uohe7 This
appears 90 b. the question loo reg "a 20 the nauer.
anil should he boz slme Nay set at fcst. Nssou
u RrrrJir11.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-12

CINCINNATI MARKET-0cr. 9.-FLOUR.
The receipts on Saturday, rom all sources. Mere
ahnui 1000 thls-uPwards cd 200 beng III by
Wagon. Sales at 81, 50a3 50.
WHISKY c"nunue. ~ lTsc. r. IN whi,h-price it
has not varied (r about q i~uIIIIghi.
SALT: kaIHwha has advanced Sc. within Ihe
last ten day.-u is nov quick At 22c; with a light
Sin'k here. AID nan- al he Sslmes. where. OF his
time last year. there whsh sInck OF ID 600 bhls.
WHEAT j. dull al zoe. with heavy TscaipIs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-12
now no READTHE sCRiPTUREs-f v

recommend Jyu, snys ore .to rause 90 any we're al
Scripture yJu chouss. and snake. o. % we're even
buugh Of &c.. that iG possible sums fruit OF least may
drop down 90 You. should ihs mode npyear sans.
what difficult OF frst, and up thought suggest .rscIl
Immediately tn ihc mind capable uf aGUrIur msife,
Er r. shou reflection vet porseyere. and nv nrufber
md another hough. ~ your soul really hunger. tho
Spirt NJ the Lori will not send YOU away emp,v-
You shall ~ length end u ono. end perhaps a sbori
verse IN scripture, such abundance ofdssriuus ru,r
that you will gladly scat yyuycIf under ne shade
end abide there a. under o tree Iudou viii rum
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-12

TIE WING TRIUMPH IN GEORGIA.-Tis
mail asst night brought new from the eleriiun "a
Georgia. which removed ell doubt uf The result.
The Wings cnrry every IhIng-GOyerG"r, meH-
hers Of Congress. hnd bath branches vi the L=gi-iu-
tore. u IS the most decisive IuumIh Ihe Wings
ever glinsd-itIs the mnd ih Jrpugh route Ito
Loco Foc"s ~ er suffered in GeurgIa. We 10 k
over tle returns with amazemeut--tne victory OF
1910 Ma. npthIug Iu What We are achieving now,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-12

RAIL ROAD LtTrING. The lrutn. of nd
Ma uVcr uni l.. ? Erie Raii Road. nom Tiaii T.,
Care, a distance ul l5 milvs-trnk p:trr ut the
26.h uIt. We leaul that Ihe enutract fur the entira
~.fk was si,' % ." a Mr Reed. OF 'iIin. al SIS OOU
about S3.uO0 pc mIl'; tie wnik 10 Ice completed
Er the laying OF In miis 10y the 1t III Angus,
lSIJ. There Wa n sale ui bots iu the luMn ui
Cttry az The 'ane Time We learn that some luity
five lots were sid. At prices var, ing fa,m SIl2 l.,
10. The prospect h~ughieus. UrJaa C,hsea.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-12
. TCTION sALE-RY HALLA 80.

A ICTION sALE-BY HALL& WICK.
- HAM We Viii sell 81 err Auction Room
'" VI nday morning he 18th inst. n 10 O'clock, a
variety of SEASONABLE DRY GOODS consist.
ing 100 port fCloihs, Cassimeres. Sauineus. Flsnnels
b.esrbed and brown Muslin. Russia Dinpsr Prints,
M'uslin dc LANES. French worked capcs. Lambs
WOOL Shi1', Gloves, &c. VIM many sihcr articles.
s1tnhie hr he present md approaching ssason-
Also thrcc bundled yards INGRAM ~CARPETING.
Al persons ~ Wanl ct Sessushis Cords. 81 prices
o. suit tho times. aro pnriruiarig requested 10 attend
he sale. T-ERNS-CAsH.
oct 10 HALL a. WIcEuAM, auos
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-12
FAOE SANTA FE-Nir w,.iA.rh.or. :,

Pro SANTA FE-Air we.iherh.af, ann
q, "a SAINT, lie 1rdtsrs. 90 Ittdied md s,,t, n,
nsuL,r. have arrived NJ indcTcudsutr: iwel,t ~
Nustn, ntiujiu, Mf Ntsu {. iurI, aruNed here IN,
,v,urs on line Col Woods.
ltty ase go ih'r Wy Ets; Ia purchase gud.,
aui have ia Ibctt u>rs,rn So ~. ~rxhi ~ p.d
AID silver. IA hars. Cou'd Ih-T w, puIcLa,c bend
ou teusr tctm~ than al q Fat. imtSn.u,h us v,s.l>
OF al kind> have ads mc,d there SINCE our mel,hani4
puicha>sd1-M ,SSos,i ReDsb.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-12
SECRETS WORTH KNOw!yG.

some terrible disclosures for our LDcnioco Gcl ds
we're made during the recent libel trials ia New
Iotk, by r.e leader of tho sublert means. The
Courier aud Enquirer quotes them ihus. as given in
Nj IS owl report OF the triai,;
q. Mr Wool, dill You never give 500 to have
Wing voters beat away from The pnU,f
a. ! have given money for general expenses.
q What do yuu mean by general expenSes1
4 Ron.n hire. bIll posing, &c.
Z Vow, be p'Iitrular, SIR, Have you never given
money 10 Individuals for political services. who ney
ef P'''ed bills or performed any tangible lubur lr
m
A Yes sir.
. Mo Boo!uck wac also cross questioned by Mike on
this snme subject; aud We particularly commend h,
reply 10 MosSrs. Butler. EdrnUuIs, aad ms honor the
'l'yor, who made such d desperate ard unsucccsslul
eii'r To coSyiri the Wings riwYeluying by The Iesli.
N ny OF one G~leurwurh.
Mike Walsh to Mr. Rodr,ck. II W long have
you lived IN the ~ uIh Wurdl
\. For u~vcrtvcuiy years.
Z have you known Of any money being paid
while "a %, Gr improper elc,Iioncerng p~urppsesl
A He'; have known thee dollars n dav a. hav,
been given by the Van Buren, party 10 Bullles, Il
beat Wing yoiars from the polls
J'hn B.. GeuHt, an Old II.nker. Ia a black wig
sworn.
Whiting. Were you at Tie Nnta Ward coll on
the 2sIh August. MIR Gerru3
A Well, now Iil tell you IiSI hpN u was: | was
there, ] vas, and seed-I guod many skinn shes take
place. aud ! saw Mr. Willard come zap. AID says /.
Abe, lake care yer nose, Abe Oh says he.
pnShIn' along. 4 don't care Tor any ofom.' lie didn't
follow my advice though. Or I Jaw Inn a lille while
afterwards led home, AID ] tried Ia sion hnn Iu re-.
mind him that 1 was right ia Ie ilin' han 10 lake care
D! hIs nose.
Wal 10. You wanted 10 convince him Of lh. pro.
preIy al following his nose thereafter, aud not TO
thrust Ia other peoples, I suppose.
A. Yes. Sir. Wei. as / was saying. ! was there
pretty much all day. ani I didn't see Walsh do any.
hing out ofihs way, and I watched him pretty elise,
too bot toward evening The steam began 10 get pref.
~ veil az. and ! saw him lake q man ~ The neck
and ron hIm across lie street.
Walsh, Did you never have 8 man by the neck
SRI
4 Well, ! nigh.
Walsh. You might Dlu'ut you knock three men
down with a biud econ. one night. near ST Johns bu.
ryIng ground, Tor differing with you ia regard 10 the
Chinese WHTl
The witness eyoded Ibis question.
Walsh. Dh'ut you know, sir. that thore was n
conspiracy among the wnichmcn to drive lhe friends
Of The district system from the poIl-l
A. Yes, | heard of SIGH q conspiracy.
q. Did you see any Of the walchmen and lamp.
Lighters thero-rhe iomsr wi hvut their uuIiOml
a. Yes dld.
q some Of them voted seven or eight Zines, didn't
theyl
A. Yes. sir.
q Didn't you see some OIL Huukers vote forty Of
fifty umesl
A. ] don't know "-Su5srrancor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-12

Nuuh Americas says
&c Bei nett Is Tow iuPars, where he is rs urIc.
rious as can be wished. s. gf,Rt Ia he udIuin cusI
upon han 10y OC"uuoil, that he absolutely fed
iron England, Previous to the repruoi gi,en
hnu by O'Cunueil, The London press rcpurlri, had
heen' ~ some hceas pocas. induced 10 vlrr Bennett
= public DINNER at ihe Exchange CufI-e Il.uso.
which they avoided doing after IN, Dublin receu.
lIuu.
The "h cs having charge uf Jacob Reed he
iorgcr. MORN MessTs. Lille d CO.. that some
el3OOO Will he recovered. Mr LU,.uds hus appli.
q Tor permission 10 bring Reed To lnIs country,
~hIch q Is thought VIII Ie granted. und he may be
expected BY tie next s,rumcr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-12
ARGE SUPPLY OF BOOKS AND

AhUh SbEEbA VI bOOhH M
81 SIArIONERY-Tbe subscriber h.s TIN.
day receive ed q very great sdjuiDn 10 his stock Of
SCHOOL HEDlCAL. and SCIENTIFIC BOOKS
STATIONERY. anoug which will he fund
srveinl editions II The Holy Bible. Family and
Common Prayer, &c. &c. Toy Books ior Children.
nnd q general sssonmen OfScbOol Books. oil which
- oheftd ai itdUbej prices fr Cash. Cali and
examine. JOHN } HASwELL.
80 - Union St
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-12
COMMODORE TERRY.-M IN, ire.

COMMODORE PERRT.-At tn ire
meaJous battle Of Lake Erie, when a
sweeping havoc which was some times
made, a number Of men were shot away
from around a gun, the survivors looked
silently around to Perry AID then step.
ped in their places. hen he looked
at the poor fellows who lay wounded
and weltering on the deck. he always
found their faces turned towards him.
and their eyes 6vel on lis counte
nance. IL is impossible for words 10
heighen the simple, affecting elolSen e
Of this ancclote' II speaks volumes in
praise OF the heroism OF the CO nmlnd
or, and the confidence and affection Of
his meu'
The second Lieutenant OF the Law.
renee, standing by Perry, was struck
10 The breast by a chainshet, which hav
ing passed through the bulwark, was
so lar spent as 10 have no other effect
than To knock him down. The shot
lodged in the bosom Of his waistcoat.-
lie fell stunned by the violence Of the
blow. Perry approached him, and per-
ceIving no marks Of a wound, observ d
that he thought he could not be hurt
Upon this the Lieutenant, having reyiy.
ed, pulled the shot out Of his bosom, and
exclaiming, ''No, sir; but this, is nv
shot," thrust it with sang rroid into his
pocket,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-12

GH the lucuiucus are 10 be believed, there IL
no earthly doubI ui HE luururiam success. Of Mr.
Clay. The Calhoun psPefs prove very satisfactorily
That u MI Van Buren, l. nominated. he cannot be
elected. and ne Van Buren papers srsIc hal Lc
election "i M Calhoun = bIsry without ue l.uniisi
OF possibiI ~. ID follows. oi c"utsc, lhzI Mr. Claws
election is beyond all doubt. as member 81 hs uppo.
mems stands any chanco according Ia The cnlculuiuLs
oi ihef own pauIzans. LoEisUIie Journal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-12
AMERICAN -NAVY,-Tbo R,rb,,v

AMERICAN -NAVY.-The Barbarv
States had entertained the most contemp
tuous ideas Of our naval power, and
they used sneeringly to say, snow US
one OF your AS, and then we will be
lieve that the English permit you to
build them" or course, never were
men more utterly astonisheI Than they
were when they beheld a large squad
ron from the Uaiied States riding into
the port Of Algiers, Tuuis, and TripoIi ;
and that, too, Immediately after "a war
with Great Britain, which they imagip
ed would entirely crush the naval power
OF America Perhaps the English en-
couraged such IDEAS for they were az.
forwards rcProached with hayint do.
ceiyed them, and led them into a war
With the United States. One Of the
Dey's officers is said to have addressed
The British consul at Algiers as fol.
lows: You ,old Us you should desiro,
their Navy 10 SIX months: and now
they make war upon US with two o..
your " vessels which they have "a
ken from you"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-12

PENNSYVANIA.-Tne IoIuus nom This Slo'o
are vague and contradictory. II is stated u,ar tie
Lrcos have carried Washington county by sbout
300 majority. We Ihink that IS coIrsct. as IN Il 9
precinct ar Alexandria The Wings hn su, 81 m--
jSriry. II is stated on a letter frm Pittsburgh that
tie Lncos have carried Allegheny Co. by | 1905
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-12

PIi was nice caGyassing for himsclf-he come Ia
a blacksmith shop. "Sir." says be, wi ID YOU favor
me with your voter
Nc Pii says The son % Vulcan, II admire your
head but d-n your heart"
h~scksmrh." returned PITT. Il admire youi
condor. bot d-n your mannes."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-12
NEW YORK. sunday, z. ".

NEW YORK, Sunday, +. NJ.
s. We have had a severe sIOrm UGNind aud ram,
which c"H.m'hctd yesterday morning aud rOnILnss
up Ia the lme ai wiring
No accounts have reached US from below, there
fore I cahnol say mhat accident may have heiulhn
lhe Shipping ia The hay.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-12

A MAH-ln Ihe great FIRE Of 1895,
the STORE Ut Mr. John Benson the metal dealer, stood
alone in the midst f Tic ruin. and al o,I unframed
No body cou d tell The reason why IL was not dcs.
lroyed On Friday his factory IN Brook lyn sruud in
a similar manner. While fifteen hnuses and Other
buildings were burned all around i,
The loss occasiOnsd by the fire Of 3 Ooklyn. on
Friday afternoon. IL estimated a. SIC 900, molly
conyeTcd by Insuran,e-N. y Jour. Con.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-12

Two young men. OF the moro fespeciAble class vi
mechanics, commenced The sal making bus mess
nj PhIiadelphm.-They bought Il let OF Duck fou
stephen GIrmrd Ou 'r,dI. and n iuesd had enga
ged 10 endorse for them Each taught roll, and
were caryIag 1t Of, when G.rurd remarked
"liad you nuI better gcI "a drayT'
Mn Is not far, aud we can cary il ourselves .
leu your friend he needn't ehdufse your nUle--
I'll take t without.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-12
DESCRIPTION OF A YANKEE.

DESCRIPTION OF A YANKEE-"We nre
born 90 hustr, says an Ane wuueE I'VE
finish Our education un run. We marry on The wing;
we make 4 fortune al Stake, ond lose u To- The
same manner, 90 maize aEd luso 10 The Nv iurl,ng
Ut on eye. Our body is a locomotive going Of The
raie Oi twenty miles ~ -houT: our soul q high
pressure engine. ouf life 8 a shooting slai; sud
death overakes us AZ last like a nash Ui lightning"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-12

NRESH ARRIVAL. SENSENEY,
n has commenced receiving end opening nm.
SECOND SUPERIOR STOCK FALL GOODS.
by the end Ofthis or ffs, VI next week. he hopes
10 receive hs foil siUck. when he hauers himself he
will be allie 10 offer such inducements 10 Tho buy.
ing public, as are not Uien met with. Ost ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-12

NUTS FOR SOMEBODY. In the
Albion we find the following very
pleasant paragraph, at least Tor Mr..
GIassJrooke, n be is living, or bis heirs,
If az peace lrom all %sJbluuary considc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-12

VTThc Taunton Wing snys. ith1t agreeable n
Mr.. Wbiulesey's ~iutemenI. there ore four thousand
ihrce buncred Democratic Poet Masters IN arrears 60
he Government. From whom was collected all
That could be, oud theu they were discharged from
Office by The Post Master General.