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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15

70 For Foreign Le,;er-Besging and Beggqrs-No
XIV and an article on Social Science First Page.
GO For Poem Haioued be Thy Name NORTH
Eestsrn Boundary a Nsn Lnrenten &C. Last Page.
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WARRANTED TO KEEP IN ANY CLDnTE.-Ib
St. Louis ARIEL states that during the present Sc
son man pnt up in that city large quantity
eggs (or toe New-Orleans market. BY the p
cess adopted in packing. il Was SAID that tAi
would keep rood for tx months in any climar.
hnt on arriving at New-Oerans, the dealer !
eggs found himself transformed to chicken nc
chant. The heating qualities of the snbstan'
used in packing, combined with the warm weaS
er, hatched the eggs, and the man has WRIT
home that be has now fine brood OF chickens
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Jones's majority, 94l. In '4l.....--..32
Clear Wing Gain, so far. .909
Coffee and Van Buren, Counties will probably
subtract something from this
Marshall County taken off since 1871.
Cannon Coffee and Van Buren, Counties taken of since
1871.
The only Wing loss in the Legislature SO far is
the Member from Lawrence, lost by deplorabe
split. The whole vote Of that County is as fol-
lows:
7Orer,or. Jones' CWh9 .4s2 Polk (Loco). ~.
Congress. \. S. Brown .497 A. v Brown. $50
Senate Walker, ..4zO Gordon .i6l
1ouse Lindsey, "a" .42 Davenport. ass
Wester, :. 81
That one split may send two Loco-Foco U. s.
Senators to Congress for years. So far, however,
the Wings have gained two Members (Bedford
and Giles and lost but this one.
GILES County has done SO noby as TO deserve
a special paragraph. Her vote stands:
Gors,nor. Jones (Whig) 1887 Polk. Q.ocO) y &c
Congress. n S Brown 1887 A. V. Brown lI is6
House ...G oode, 8" 1922 Buford ...ll7o
Here are Wing majorities ranging from 81 to
Isl in County which gave Van Buren, 50 ma
orty in 40 and Polk l6fj in al. How is this
The contest has been most resolutc and uniEtcr-
mittcd, and the r0te IS now higher than ever be-
fore. Show US County where that has been the
case and we shall confidently expect like result.
We regret to be obliged to add that Neil S.
BRowN, our candidate for Congress, whose efforts
and eloquence have done much to secure this re-
suit is defeated by some or 700 notes.-the ma
iority against him in the outset q 400 being too
heavy to be overcome in one campaign.
MeNbcrs of Congress Elected.
Dist. Wings. Dist Locos.
II. William T. Senter ~ &van Cuom.
VI. David W. Dickinson V. r. A. Long, (p.obably)
VIII. Josepa H. Peyton. VI. Aaron V. Brown
Al. !Miltcl Brown. VII Gave Johnson.
Members of the last Congress.
Senators, $50 far)...6 Wings, 3 Locos.
House .........1G Z" Is %
p. s.-Heyvs nt last from East Tennessee
By the favor of Major WALLACE, who arrived
yesterday from Knoxville, we have the following
returns from the Wing stronghods in East Ten
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15

FIRE !-Last night about 8! O'Clock. q
broke out in the Nail Factory attached to y
Rolling Nil Of the Messrs Shccbergcr, on D
bank Of the AlIeghany River, in the Fifth Nas
which, owing to the scarcity ofwater, was en'Sf
consumed; together with small warehous 90
joining. Pitts 1aze'r'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15

4 DrEI.-Wc understand an g affair OF honor
came off yesterday morning within about four
miles of this place, between James Gardner Jr.,
ESQ. Attorney General OF Georgia, and our broth.
er Jones Of the Chronicle and Sentinel. The
cause or causes Of their resort to horrida LeiLq''
we know not, but congratulate them heartily at
the scath!ess escape from the field of Mars.
After an exchange Of shots their feelings Of re-
sentiment seemed 10 be satiated. and they left the
ground. Hamburg IS C5 Jour.
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ne entertainments the American Museum tins
"ssH aTe oil thf highest order Mr.. Cole Great Western,
t'tel lamont S &c all received raptu:es OF apPaase
las. night Thy give rich entertainment tonight Tha
Lew AZ srs Is Certainly excellent tang and must
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Wing loss...Io' Jones's mal...4Uob
We presume nobody has any longer doubt of
Jones's election, by to a,O0O-we think over
l. 900,
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USEFUL BOOKS FOR THE PEOPLE.

USEft I'll BOOKS FOX HE fEolpD
no. !. OF USEFUL BOOKS FOR THE fhm.,
Travels the Great Westeo P,airieS me .sqa9I Wv
Rocky HDiH'tdtns d,,d Oregon 1d1s!'Iy' W 80
'A+S6. Il. lis fS$s : :rlis REPORT.
u The Improvements in agriculture me IT. ;'1ayl
the United States; beng o; ecelt 4aa &c
discoveries and improvements m the MODE o. o. so,
Hos, making Lani Oh raising six With sasrayih;5
proved Plough, 5nI other Agricultural imp!smrnis h.
Hon b. ELLs.2,GTH Commis'i29asLo Of dHG f%YGa y
FeatSe On AGRICULTURAL EOLOoi
Iisied at the Tribune Office Pnce Is cents ,,,,rc
40. III. DIR. L.ARDNERS LECTIiN'E;sn. q
The ThE EDITION of Doctor diners cgfl'i; ~, 4 81.
Lectures, delivered at Sibo'5 Sdoqn ~ 'e ~ s.,rc
Yofs. Tie satecl er5.ced il e Lectures az air
ty--Ihe SUIT Lyaasuit TIE sits'! 'ta.S-'s -go2az
,tuie @pd L.oastu4e-Bieshas ANA, ii;s
f4acr.-L,sh;-Flas SL1f--.e.oe afy Stg A.s-:ei
cal sS,ch of A,trouoayD eN-scIrnSe E'de. .g,.ogc
-litihc Sola,V .grs,ons Of the i't!,e
h;S clifton Of Doctor LaIdnais Lst'ul''
sEEiGH or TIE PROGRESS or FHSs''"-t
b. TnoM.s TasN.ox VI. D.. Z. r. S. b. = - ~
assus frp!rssJ: % nctn!stfJ tie Gi"ti'' ~, mi
so ". GEiFFirfrS CHEhiI>IKf ~ 5
1888 PlilLuSOtli2. ,s,it
essa,f Ff;s OF r.. st 1if A as'5'S'1
queen by iio,fs GpigFifH, Lses'r> "a l. W. w.
Al $, Balthoioaec'. HOsyiigi. illustrated - y
THIS Esq on u, Chemistry OF The -Four Aqcigs -,
y chiefly Intended 10: those who iiege not ,s ia
AOsttuse details aud t!so.lcS Ire a'OdeH' ;J With q
M lniormauon Supplied, and nstIuctoa ts
tinsennt. t.yhicit directions are gwen fe'iF''
rhe Boo, * Of 5ypPa Participated
Illustrating the Principa! FGct and C'rt94' OH
Electricity. Gdtca,.isp, i!Gg1eltS6t =. sst.
Heat, &C. ,ciib introductory O6sereG!t0AiR r. :Di
ence, and up,oG-4s AZ 300 Erpe'1@'eaeS' ~
-rnS0g&
NO. V. PRINCIPLES OF POLITICAL EHwgiHA
Or the Lars gt the Formation u fGtiolffs CIoy,.s>
Developed b. ,eas OF lie Christian Law - vi ,be Isa
bang The substance Of a case delivered 70 VIC
Weayers' Commission. l.
b. WILLIAM ArxIr.oS. acp@t
With an IyrRorUcTioS Treating Of ne pfss,,a,
Sci.cs al Political Economy, and u .zstry IT
P.incipie. 10 hte Condition NJ our oUn o'-'''' Y
upb,.i!G:Ig Of rs Prosperity.
By Horace GREELKf. -, bun!a% 4
Price d cents coy, c9P.s, COS 81 Or TX bTH
Tnhuu- Office, 100 = :, 80 a,n,ss s4is
y One copy % each OF N. above 'alnh 1Su 81
obtained Tor 81 90, five copies OF either one o h.
money. They az also Tor sale by ana VA? sZfis
tn prices from REDorNG Co. Dos ton, nd
Co. Philadelphia; VIM. Il. Moore * Co. ClHcinni.''
man, Steele X Co. Ne,s-Orleans
In Press. ,,,, al ~
" No VI. OF the same sene,-On the Caisa''
Sc. Also
No. VII, NJ. Arago on Astronomy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15

60 ALEXANDER, Iatiefy known as sAvDY Welsh.
opeas Temperance Eating House This morning at No IL
Dutch street His old friends viii him out-they ,ust
stand by Sandy COOLERS and ups OF no COOLERS and ulsps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15

-1''0-'''..l -S-.-0EE.-A cons!deFa5e Iot o.
cloths and ether goods were seized upon last night
by officer Best IN conformity with the regula-
tons of the revenue laws. Some persons at
tempted to land the goods cIandestineIv in Black
Rock, but through the vigilance of the above
officer they were frustrated in Their design.
Buffalo Com. 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT THE STATE PRlso"-
We learn by gentleman of this city, who came
IN from Jackson Yesterday, that that portion OF
the State Prison which is occupied for workshops,
was entirely DESTROYED by fire on Tuesday night.
Loss about $4,000. We have not learned how
1t originated. Detroit Adv, Aug TO-
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: to be overcome IN one campaign.
lTn.l r.o. EJ...J

p. S.-News MT last from East Tennessee !!
BY the favor of Major WALLACE. who arrived
yesterday from Knoxville, we have the following
returns from the Wing strongholds in East Ten
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15


MURDER IN MIssouRI.-The Southern Adro-
cafe. Of the 29th ult.. published at jackson, Mo-.
co.,,
=, t.,''' T
r .ia ,f ~ 49,, .,',rI f ,!,. ,ca
oar,,t;oa fo,nJ dsad r.;,b;, fc,,. naces n
HE own door IN Torrance township. N this county.
When discovered his bodv was mach distigured
h tho bors bo vas l,,inr near rho s1,ri,,q ort of
n.b;cb i : snnnoscd rom ccrtain Indications h,
was in the actof dipping water when shot. IRON
the direction OF the bullet winch entered ms nacN
II Is tiiou9t l',a Ia, ne N','s' nav '''1i " d ss''
s ",' ,,o-o orr 50, 90 , ce' d.:
no;nt in the t}ljckc,. where he had concealed INN
self, and from which be had deliberately sho'
/ down his unsuspcctng EetIm- It's hoped, no.
take the life OF cl!ow-5ciag 50 harmless and in-
offensive as was the deceased, viii yet be terretcd
out and brought tojusticc..
IT, T.,,.,.rssrc y-,r,-,- N-.anrn W. com,
10 ,,I,o,,.;r, rror, 10 <, o,,;, p.,,r,,;.., 81
the 9TH instant
The examination of MNaull and Tennison
charged with the murder Of James Lester, on
board Of the Tennessee Valley, was closed yester-
day afternoon. HIS honor, the Recorder, com
mitted M.Naull, the mate, TO await a requisition
from Louisiana. and discharged Tennison from
custody, the evidence n bis case not being suf
ncieht 10 CONVICT MN FROM Tue evldehce 'd-
duced on the examination, 1t appears that the
part lakeH pY thc captain was hghlV repfehenS
bic. Instead Of yielding the engineer, who II
81 - $50 49, "
,,,,, hin, his Wees and se,t;n, HIM
P'- - - ~ 80 --,..'s ~
u On Sunday morning last Samuel Mead
den of Philadelphia, was thrown from his horse
WINE .iI-iis aIo's 'ie b@'of 5oao' ald' MS ioot
becoming entangied IN the surruP, he was dragged
about :. hundred Yards before the horse was
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15
FLOUR AND HEhF.-Acc0unt nl flour ana
" heat arrived al tide water durinr the

reduced 20 barrels of five bushels there arrived at
tide water TO the 1th August INST 1912 bar
rcls-agalnst 106,07 barrels in 1910, the largest
arrival IN any previous year. Alb. Argus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15

EMPHATIC AND sEAr.-A steamboat captain
after hearing John Quincy Adams speak, Is sue
10 have made the following quaint remark :. Oh .
that We could take the engiae out of the ole
Adams. and put ii IN u new hull"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15

u A German named Schroeder was bitten by
mad dog in New-orleans on the Is, inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15

Il A man named John Mackler was arrested
in New.Orleans on the lst inst. Tor stealing a
white infant about months old. John must
certainly have a passion for stealing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15

u There were l62 deaths in this city last
week % OF consumption, u Of Cholera Inan
trl1n, II OF Dropsies, ID Of Fevers, % Of Infam
nations, 10 OF Narasnlus, &C. l27 were na-
tives OF the United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15

WooL.-The Poughkeepsie Eagle SAYS. thai
almost the entire clip N Dutchess county for this
year and last has been purchased in that and the
counties, and much Of il already
shipped to the east. The market Is consequently
dull, but the following standard prices are SUI.
steaGiIv maintained
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15

That one split may send two Loco-Foco U. 5.
Senator's to Congress for years. So far, however,
the Wings have gained two Members Bedford
and Giles and lost but this one.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15

RESIGNATION OLA PRorHEr-The Alton Tele-
graph of the 5til inst, says: 1--WE learn from
good authority that the Prophet has surrendered
ms Office, and anonted his brother
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15

u The Baton Rouge tLa.) Gazette Of the
Doth July says, the congestive fever is raging
fatally in the Attakapas, 0peousas, and IN the
parishes above that town on the River; and that
it prevails to some extent among the negroes on
the plantations in the immediate vicinity OF Ba-
ION Rouge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15

u I. w. WHITLEY and II. GRsELEr will adj
dress such citizens os Nescark as choose to hear
them on the subject OF ASSOCIATION at u O'Clock
f1is eesaing a, the Relief Hall, rear of ]. n,
Qu;mby's Repository,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15

u HaA-stones OF the SIZE OF a mems egg
were picked up in the streets OF Detroit, Mich
after violent storm on the 9th. The same
storm. visited Maumee City, Ohio, spreading de-
vastation and ruin in It's course. The windows
On the west side OF the buildings were broken IN,
,ardens destroyed, fruit materially injured, and
cops of all kinds greatly damaged.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-22
ID X Y-G GOD ).
GREAT ATTRACTION!
SECOND SPLENDID STOCK OF
NEW GOODS!!!

INHE SUBSCRIBER begs leave to inform
the citizens OF Wheeling and the
neighborhsod, that he has just returned from
Philadelphia and Baltimore, aPdIs NOV rccciv
inxa
FRESH STOCK or NEW GOODS.
BENG the second supply this Fall which for
O Atty AND GREATNESS Cannot be eXcellea IL
ualed in the City of Wheeling.
Cloths of every variety of shade and price. We
ny lew inseed. f.fr
Ca .simeres and Casslnetts of the greatest qacn-
uty imaginable.
Kentacky } cans, fulled cloths.
Kerseys. Beaver cloths, Giraffe cloths md cve~
~ variety of goods for cSats and pantaioons.
Reached and Brown Mushns, Fiannels and
Chicks tt.g ..,tfas-f "a III 4 1853 go rt4R
ALSO-The largest assortment OF C0licoes he
mas ever, Offered 10 the public.
Domestic, Earlston and Manchester Ginghhms.
Splendid new stvle goods for dresses, such as
rich fg'd Vel1ets, emma Peein, Chrsan de
lame, Muslin de Lame, silk stripe Aackbars,
"a new article) striped, fg j, chanSea6le, PLAIN,
and v1regatei Alpaca LTsbes. VIII. every
kind OF Goods in fashion Tor Ladies dresses
.Sha leis, HIHdkerchiefs. Gi1res Hosiery, MIS-,
Cuffs, Ribbons, Bonnet silks and Innings, Ar
Gfcisis, dc.
The undersigned would take this occa ION 10
express his thanks TO Ihs publ,c for the liberal
sssre of their patronage heretofore received, and
hopes and believes that an examinatlon Of his
stock will satisfy any that he ia sill en- :Itled
10 full share Of the public patron ago.
oct Is J SEN SENEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-22

Prepared and sold by A Y Sands g. Co. Drug
gists aud bemists. Granite buildings. 27t
broadway, corner of Chambers ST New York,
aad for sale by Druggists throughout the u S.
Pnre 81 per bottle. SIX bottle lea for 81.
The public are respectfully request ed to remem-
bei that Il is Sandss Sarsaparilla that kas and is
constantly achieving such remarkable cures OF
the most difficult class of diseases TO which the
huma frame is subject. and ask for Sands Sar-
parilla, nd tske no other.
OLIVER I'RY OR. AGENT by special ap-
poinfment for the ProPriet0rs, for Wheeling
and rieipifv. IN "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-22
ACGTST Is. IS4a.

NETY FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
4 NO the "a. Hf M,i S'. street of M2 Mash
have received their first stock OF Fall and
winie- Goods. as follows:
Super Preach Black, English and American
VOL dyed Clo'hs, plain and fancy cassimeres,
Belgic, plain Beaver, Flushing and Pilot Cloths,
sattinrits Keuineky Jeans add Wakefield Ker;
a.vs: White Garze Red, Yellow. Twilled and
printed Fianpels: plain and fad silks, and sat
ins thew styled plain, strined, waitred, change
able, hs' q and Flaln Alpaca l.usircs, Bombazines;
Satia striped and pl1in Muslin de Iaiacs, sfrned
Chusans, fusire t.aines. rnpe Ruchel. SirinRd
5,unettas, printed Sax my. French and English
Merinoes; Manchester Earston, French and
-ChaInbra isinghams; Brorha, DamRsx de Lanes,
Merino, Embroidered, Damask Wnonen, Tartan.
'Fi4'd McIino. Thisct rbyle, I.sdy Sale and
Kid Gloves. long White DO Fancy Points ard
Dress Haadkerchefs. Alpacha Aprons. SILK
apron sseis, Black and cOd twisted silk fipgcs,
elgings aud Insertngs; Swiss ana Jaconet Do.
Ashhu-iOn, LYONS aud Farry Me- ! aces. cold
silk Gimps. Rivens and Ucm-stliched Linen
cambria hdkfs, plein and fed white and black
Meta; .iain aud hg'd Swiss. Book, Lace strrned,
checked and JacOnct NJ Sins; Mill Nnil. Nan
sooks, Linen 'aw9s. Gnen canibric: Plain and
forFef Rihhnns; silt poke, Hdkfs; Ivish iinens;
Wohar cloak Iassels, 81 aRd 81 falAe DIAPER:
50 Tinen Dianev. Russia do and hleoched and
hrawr Linen Table cloths .iuer sheesincs; nix
mi coPd muslins. paper do. White and brown
Hollands, elk ard worsted Serge; back SILK,
tsbby and painted Velvet; Gents black iialisr
craVats D'Orsay s9nrfs Boz tie storks md BE-
To7 cOnaiss bla,k. whiie and cold Kid cash
mere and Thbef gloves: MerlnO aud Satin Yes
tings; super Gum Suspenders. Suspender Ends
bre~n cotton, Angola and Lambs wool drawers
1nd-shirssi brOcade, m0hair and iasiine coat anC
overcOat buttons; fs'd, mOhair and silk binding
square cot cord, German and American Pins
black nod White cotton. black Lambs Wool
nIixed Saxony and Cashmere Hose, do hal
Hose: Marine stripes, checked. brOwn aof
blsached DrlEnRs, canvass. padding hleachc'
and brown muslin, wadding. batting. Uu.hreilas
a large assortment of French Chnizes British &
~, AMERICAN PRINTS.
One CASE Of fine Florence Braid Bonnefs, nel
sfVIe. Horse Hair Gimps. DC. &c.
We invite the attention Of Country Merchant
20 our stock. which IL large and well selected.
Our cue tOmers and the citizens oil Wheeling a n
vicinity, are respectfully invited 20 give as = "a
before making their Fell purchases. Tor lre Cal
and WILL ssu DRY GOODS cheaper ha
socrs erer before offered inttis city.
arg 81 J.B. & r. p. NJ,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-22
In.nnn DOLLARS.

AVORE NEW GOODS. at the Neo York Chico,
| lVk Cash Store 4! lSg Market ST. WHEELING VA
+ YORKE. would respectfully inform hi
customers and the public generally that he has jus
returned from The Fast with general assortment o
DRY GOODS and GROCERIES. Crocksry Ware
Hardware. Boots. Shoes. &c. which he is now open
ing and ready To sell cheap cheaper than ever
The pshc are invited to call and examine the fol
lowing articles. viz
GROCERIES
100 Bags GREEN RIO COFFEE;
so boxes GunpowJer TEA. so chests Y II TEA.
10 do Hvson Skin do. 10 boxes ITperial do.
2000 Lbs Loaf SUGAR. 5 hhds SUGAR,
1000 lhs white Havana do; % Tierces RICE;
30 bbls n o MOLASSES; 30 boxes com. SOAP;
1000 L his SALERATUS;
10 boxes ~ plug TOBACCO, sup quality.
10 do ] 6 plug do do.
10 do 81 Plug do DO,
5 kegs Twist do do.
Nutmees. Ground Pepper. Ground Alspice and
Cloves, Ginger. Indigo Msdder. 10 BOXES Pipes. &c
DRY GOODS.
Blue blk broad CLOTHS. Bue broad CLOTHS,
Olive brown do. Olive Green do;
Ribbed CASHMERE Black cASSIMEREs;
Cassineiisof all qualities; Kerseys Of all qualities;
Iinseys Of all qualities; 10 bales brown Muslins,
300 peices beached MUSLINS;
200 ps PRINTS Of nli qualities and prices:
BLACK SATIN NESrlNG.
Fancy vESTING SrAll qualities and prices;
IRISH LINEN; Blecchd and bro DTtis;
APRON CHECKS; BLUE DRILLS;
Bed ITCHING. oil Yrees; Linen and Silk lldkis;
Blk and brown HOSE, Gents and Ladies' Gloves.
BOOTS AND SHOES-200 prs Ladies' Slippers
of all prices and qualities; so prs Lailes' CATER
Boots; 100 prs Ladies' KID Slippers; 5O prs Mems
thick Boots, so prs Mems Calf BOOTS so prs Mems
Seal Peg BOOTS; 100 prs Mems Thick and Kip
Brogans chenper than before offered m this city.
HARDWARE Of all kinds aud qualities, cheaper
than ever heiore offered in this city.
CROCKERY-A general assortment Of common
and printed Cookery by the crate and retail. Aso
many other articles too numerous 10 mention All
of which will he sold cheaper Than ever before
offered m this city.
N B.--Cmniry merchants will he supplied al
Eastern prices. with small commission added.
sepI5 AT York;.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-22
DEAFNESS CURED,

SfApPA'S
COMPOUND KREOSOrE ACOUSTIC OIL.
ENOR the cure sf DEAFNESS. pains. and tho
discharge sf matter from the enrs 81 aIl ih--o
disagreenhle noises. like the bnzzinz Of Inserts.
falling of water whizzing nc -tcom. 6r &c. which
sre symptoms of approaching deafness. and slro
generally attendant With The disease. Far sale by
DR. CRUMBACKER. No Ia. Main 81.
Snlo Agent
This metlIcine is hghiv recommended. and M
merous certificates given, nv very respectable
persons al the many astonishing cures hch IL has
performed. may %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-22
TNRVWANCF.

I'D IsKS will he taken ~ the FIRE a MARf H
~ INSURANCE COMPANY OF WIIEEi
az me loVesf rates on
Buildings ofaliknds. ct, ne. brick orwoe
AID their coutentFf
SteonoOaisi factories; mills, &c. fr.fN
Furnituroi
And merchandise ofal kinds.
And aganft al danger atte ndlHe the r---urEl
poTtation Of goods on rivers, lakes, aeassc ~
and railroads
Fer the character Of the chmpanyastorF -
finlde and hberaIify In the adjustment a..
rpeut Of iasses we beg leave o. refer 90 IL
ei,a0ts Of ibis place AND elsewhere VINO hae o.
me adjustment n claims uppn rs 49,
Office On Maig 81. r.. w HARDING
WyOR SALE, Ch1mnse. Trpsz Ar
IA and enamel BREAST PINS. JstSlh
Hears ard CaDsscs. % FAfRCf
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-22

T1RINGEs. CIAfPs AND OTHER TRIM.
~ MING have q splendid assorimeW ~
Fdnees. Gimps. Braids. WIalrb,ues. Buttons fo'
hshiia md ushsr suit,ss 6r Nhlrser' Td'amirgs
oci w n sEbBY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-22
MONROE HOUsE.
mDMAOH HOUBEs
Monroe Street. b,iBesp Mqin md Market Streets
WHEELING. VA.

WHEELING. VA.
JAMES MATTERS. Proprietor.
YVVHE Monroe House has been ertifely renovated
and refued ihronghnui. and The proprietor
has M hesitation IN saying that be zen accommodate
the Unwilling public we'll. ifnOi better Than any
other Hotel in his city. Ills uniiring exeriions
shall he devoted % DE comfort OF his rucsis THE
honse j. located within 90 reds of the Sisam Boat
Landing and nearly Opposite The Posi Office. making
" desirable stopping plare Tor strangers visiting
me city on business. Baggage will be conveyed 10
l and from steamboats, free Of charge. ard coache,
will call NJ the door 70 receive passengers
\ Attached W the houae isa Rnod STABLE whicl
/ will be well and carefully attended ~. Sirnnaer
nj rniped NJ any hour Of he night. Charges mad'
N sui the times OCT "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-22
FOUNTAIN INN.
liafs B,ithoorer,s.i LIGHT ST. BALTIMORE.
w w DIN,

w w DIX,
ARTHUR l. FOGG.
AViNG leased this extensive aRd Evorite CO.
4 isblishoent. n.d entirety renovated nRd re-
lifted IL throughout. that il can compars advsnrn.
geousy with any similar establishment in The Tni-s-
have no hesiialioa in enJravoring 10 attract Tho
attention Of The travelling pulJic To this iavciiie
HsIeL 1.-THE most strenuous exerfons. iDined
every p"ssih'e convenience Ia be foHnd elssuesrv
can insure success. they pledge themselves Ih IL,
iormer well earned reputation shall not only be
meriled but supposed.
La accordance With the difficulties Of the ,ime~.
hey have determined TO reduce their eharges 70
correspond. Pr,ce 81 .25 per day
Baltimore. July 3, iSf3 "