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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-10-06

DEAFNESS CURED!
SCARPAS
COMPOUND ACOUSTIC OIL.
EOR the cure of DEAFNESS, palms, and the dis
l. charge of matter from the ears; also oil those
dsagreeable noises, like the buzzing of insects,
falling of wafer, whizzing of steam, &c &C., which
are symptoms of approaching deafness, and also
generally attendant with the disease.
PREPARED by b. BELL, of the City of Philadelphia
and sold at wholesale and retail by Druggists and
Apothooalies generally in the United States. Al
Burlington, W., by PECK & SPEAR,
AT which place interesting facts in relation to the
efficacy of the Acoustic Oil may be seen.
b. b. LUMPERT.
Washington ST. Philadelphia. May II.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08

I SANDWICH ISLANDS.-CireaI sir.ss i laid
by mruy ufuur public journals upon the assertion,
toy the BRUSH ministry aud press, that the seizure 81
the : ,ndw rch Islands by Lord Pouleu was unaulh.
orseJ aud unsau cIioueJ. They may find great col.
saIrDu ia the lcr' bat for The life Of us We carnot
fluid 1t. Although England may find I unplea saul
10 Esther the proceeding at present. Whenever it Is
cHpedIenI she will drop rpou II. claim it and keep
il. We may be denounced British Wing" or
" aieyerelse The Brit sh torres rle s. bit have
~ reliance upon The faith. justice honor Of the
We always feel annoy when NC hear men lalk a.
bout the advantages To Us OF British cu.Ircrce, and
the Importance Of sustaining friendly realiurs with
that Country. England will sustain fri,udIy inter
course with this cuauIry when her interests ran he
10y II aud no longer Our cotton plarrer,
aud Ioharcu growers l"ud in their praise. OF
friendly intercourse with England. whu is Eng.
land To Ihem' She Will purchase rlCir cotton and
tobacco long il il necessary to her welfare ana
M, day longer. Friend or Zoe it makes no diff
ference. With The population and wclEh that thi,
county las. and proper desire Tor indie lendcnre 4
justice We ought 10 have a navy that would cope with
that OF England and when she set foot on Il sd thai
dad not belong her she should be taught her pa,
and our rights, whether II be in China, ich
Islands or Oregon. Our people will ultimately dr.,
cover that her ambition is such that commercially
we must be her slave oih, nations arc. or We
must he her master. We have only To choose
which
XI.ill l,p IN =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08
ROMANCEINrmE R0CKYMouN

ROMANCE IN THE ROCKY NOUN
TAlNS.-The iol'owing extract of 4
ieiter received in Savannah from one
| al the party composing the expedition
Ia the Rocky Mountains under SIR vii.
liam Stuart, will be- read with pleasure
Nai, LtieL
81 have passed now about ten uays in
camp. My tent Is pitched in the centre
col a grove OF apple trees, hich are now
IN full blossom, aud til the air with he
most delicious perfume These. with
Wild cherry trees AID various shrubs,
form kind of connecting Ink bctw cen
he woods on the Missouri aud the great
IHrie-as II were, gradual transition
From the trees Of the forrest into the
grass OF the prairreS. Here you mi ,ht
see the most beautiful '.ndScape garden
ever projected by Downing, or other
artlst,l lad out to perfection by the
hundS of Nature. oar camp presents
generally x very animal ed SceEc ID is
cOmpo 'ed OF ten lcnts Of different shup ;
and cn'ur. Sir Williams is very eIr
CANT, and large enough To contain a do
zen people. They are scattered without
order among the shrubs, in such Il man.
ncr, however, Tat they may be all
seen from some points. Generally du
ring the day, the spaces between the
.ientr arc filed with men on horseback
and on foot visiting our Tartar VILLAGE
on business, but AT night the scene be.
comes picturesque, when the fires are
gaIly turning IN front Of the tents, and
throwing their moving hight on the
groups which have formed around them.
Nv are about one mile from the boun-
dairy OF MIsSOuri State land within mile
OF Methodist mission, which took
great pleasure ia visiting the other day
| returned from my visit with ;he houc
OF seeing one Of these days the dawn Of |
new period IN the history Of those |
poor aburIglL Cs who inhabit this portion /
OF the country. There Is a school al .
the mission where about Il hundred lndi |
an children are kept as JoardcrS a: the
expense Of the CSta oiiShneui The boys
have several workshops. The grr's are
taught 20 knit. SPIN, weave, sew, NC u
need not add that The greatest care is Ia
zen OF the moral education of these chill
iren, as well as Of their religious in
tructlon.
'SuHdsy Morning We have the
brightest Sunday morning, gentle stir
ing breeze birds OF all kin Is singing /,
II the little treaS-tho incense of the |
;rab apples ascending towards the bluesl
ky. We Sail not leave until to-mor- |
row.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08
lRELAND.-The London Tunes tina, enlOi,, >
.nme Of %. NlcMs nI,,l nrccs q, iin,

lRELAND.-The London Tunes tia, enlO,,,,
some OF rs views. and urges n, ton.
fe,aud-Ihere Is nu u,e IA minslns the matter
~ "n The verge oi rrhelTon. VIVA: has been dOH
--n"I SAID. but done-h meet the immiueui pcul
Srr R'h"u Peel AMI the Duke of Wellington have
Ct'hrcd their dvfermlrtti To InIutain the uu.
Surh declaration i yery gE,d thing Ia It's NAY
-NCfy g'"'d ~ hrs, step IH q course ct CurrgrIi,
Hcli"n. To uni0ti uNr banuri Il wcll--Ihe u. At
hirg i IL collect our 6,rcc around u. What has
hcen done towards thsi Tnnps have hpcr, sent
over. G'"d again. Bat Is fhis the uniy pow sr
which we have Ia dcnrad nn Er keeping Iceland
Bn'iSh! u We ~" ~" cuustiJuIi ,ial trce-un cnn
siiiuIinnal a''hOrI e,-ro Brush parry-irum the
u'r eNcf' lSr, assistance ui Mhirh any advantage,
Is To tie galnedf Is the red coat our uuy dcpeI..
dtnCcl
Il is very clear and Mr. c'CunnpIl knows in that
~ English Ministry abandon the empire to such
dIsmrmbeTmeui, and Ireland to surh cuulusIun rs
would hence result. L. j. nlsn very clear that Mr.
OCnnncl Is pledged q contest lie has dr,llrd
the Irish rr"plo mo the present rcmarkahle STATE 60"
obedience To hls word ~ prinr.cs. which lac must
~ least ssrm Is iuii, l. u very we'll talking ~
has reredIug-he canuui r, rrde. Even IA the u,psI
Palmy days at the Norm tnby adm n.,rrhIi hen
~ Ilrus carried at has will-when every
ga u,Ih q ga some resp - strength.
enrd las han!s-rven then lee obliged from
ttne To Time prp est la, adhc,iun the word h-
had taught the a. p!e-RePeal. IL Is by the uudr.
ed aud sPleni Il expectations now cmb,dIed u,
That word that lac Huw retains them quieI LuI rra.
dy or unNI ,uS fer any kud or nm uuI of az ion
IL he hr5eS them INTO tranquility. IL Is by iillns
t'Irir minds Will, nnIIrPa Iuns which ran un'y be
realized 10y tumul'. While feeding their ~ ~ dan.
geTous an'm"si;Ies. he dcepens and CONCENTRATES
IAem, 10y bidding them iur che recent endure peace
How hong he nay think cIpedient To cun,lnuo
his lriiiiHg long hS Juprs Will lie ruuirId To
ioed uPn expectation, = Ear irrn clear rrrta Iy no
longer Than they believe lac j. leading them To III
del ondeurs.
The slurm may blow JVer-ihc dangerous enihu.
siasin which prevails may suhsidr; mranw hile the
case stands ihus. Repeal Is madness anI 10 English
ministry will grant u. Hundreds OF thousands meyt
weekly throughout Ireland Of mrn ready i,,r any.
ihing-and "uy kept quot lay their leaders pr,mIs,
Tat lhey shall have ~. Scrupulously chedicnI .
that leader, they boldly their hopes and thor
harod>--'hey freely show ;heir teeth, aud make II
plnn that even Mr. CrnAi's mail c,aches are mot
male n cdsH, b'M 1t i only Lerause O'CuunrI Tor.
bids u. What Mr. O'Cnnnell U.s. every body knows
Aud, IA spite at these lnrts aud .hs know ledge men
dare To tell us that approximations are hypocriIcal
and precautions !Hughnhl-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08
RECIPROCITY.

The reel TO 'iiy speech ri NJ we lister nj BnliI
more 10 the subject Of numcruu. Comment. ia the
English Journals, Nhich, as We eX pecI..l. lu.d n
To the skies. Fro such asiI ,Ir,n OF the vital
question OF government m this cosntry The English
journals and the Peupl, derive great con,nl,lrun.-
And well they may-whcn They sec nan like
Mr. Webster, turn trIlipr To pinIcCiion, iu a public
speech use language Iauiamrunt To say ug "piyc
give, -.ici ~ "rrn our parts 10 ia, q cen of
The ocean, rtus heroine nssm Practically cylon,e..
tie warmed with nurhIug but English lrcab aud
lighted hy a. Eucl Sh sun al"ne." TVrai Mr. Web.
''er has created Joy m London. now there can he
no doubt; bat the people of las own cunalry viii
cxecra'c HIM fer hts ~ tuned folly
These papers all endelyur To impress upon rhei.
American readers that the Tariff will neat w,nrer
he m"iified. any way. aud to show them that il =,
hest To Obtain RnglIsh favor 10y early ARA ngcmcnt.
We trust that the press Of that country Is A,prng
"i'houi Ju,i grounds hen they that the mex
Cnngrrss " III modify the present tariff We do
not believe the members of hat body will dare To-
touch It'll has to- firm hold upon the all c,ions ui
the peoplc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08

CAPT. MACKENZIE.-The Boston
merchants, DESTROYS 10 perpetuaie the
recollection Of the events" which occur
red on board the somers, have asked
Captain Mackenzie To permit them to
have his portrait taken by an eminent
artist, Ito be deposited IN public inati.
tuuon,' as tribute Of respect, and to-
ken OF honor due 10 him by coming gen
eratlons, for the ZEN nent service" he
did his country" in the summary
Execution Of the leaders in the plot to
convert the Somers into pirate, which.
had 1t been successful, they say, you'd
have inflicted lasting shame upon the
nation and cX posed life and property on
the seas, 10 rapiue, violence and mur.
der. The Captain responds in a letter
which makes reference 10 the trials OF
his situation on board the Somcrs and
the feelings Of devotion TO the honor
aAd interests Of the country that aetna.
ted his conduct. lie concludes by OK.
pressing his acquicscence in the wishes
ol the merchants.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08
S,r InuIS MApKr.r - On


FLOUR ard GRilN-CounIry Fluur h brnf
all prizes here during the week iiom SII2r n137
nrcutling Ia bfnng ard the hands IL has been in
iOBACCO@ The demand tor Ibis article contIn.
ued brisk. with nE improvement IN price
CORN-lh sltks. - i2jr; demand m,Icrois
OATS-l5 Ia Ice. PORK--Mrss 50 JUaIO 90:
Prime S7OOa750. WlIISKEY-2O.22 LARD
IN" bbls 4l"44c; Kegs a -; firm aud in de-
mandi very LILLE ia 'he market. BACON-Arriv-
Ing very ifeely gopi article cnmman,l, he follow
ing liS res Sides g. j.; Huns , Il3c Saunders
a2c; Hogmund 24a3c. LEAD-s2 75n2 76; M
demand. liEMP-ln gnpd order. 81 75a2 IS; iu
demand. BUFrER-DulI. 5,6I. TALLOW-
1hj3c. HlDES-Dnll. IL. FLAXSEED-In de-
mnnd ni 62l Csc BEESWAX-25,26r. SUGAR
-Fnir 10 prime IN hhds. 616Jr: Cumnnn In fair. >
a5}c Comm"n. 4 Ir5r. COFFEE-Riu SIn9; Hnv
SIn9c. MCLASSES-24n3jc. SALT-G a
sl.57a2; b 81 .25a3 So r Island soc per hnsheI
DRIED fRUIT-Apples 81 GJ.; Prarhes 81 GOA
liz BEANS-Dul at 81 so per Dbl FEA.
TIERS-lGal8c
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08

MORE TRUTH PERCHANCE THAN CON-
fLlMENT.-The New York Correspondent cf tho
Naiionnl iniel'igcncer H. the following nunuunrC.
mont in s last letter. iH his last lciIrr IN his own
nmIIaJle fashion
Father Mathew has written 10 TIC Presidoui of
one OF the Temperance Suretes promising n Yisit
To- THIS Country am afraid thai the Reverence, l,r
The cloth ~ which Ihn Apostle has always hepn
'hN"lop"d ~ Ireland Will he waning 10 h, 'rIcycr.
"ncr here We are inclined IA Inis make FREQ
country To lake "f the hln Of glory and in ICE of u
~ Lat that men like Fnher Mathew d., heIror 80,
better never To come within reach Of our rrfane
fingers The guod,i by esiablis' ell experience, nr,.
MT alwny' recognised wnen off their aceusrbtnej
pedeslns.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08
FRANkLIN'S WIFE -

FRANkLlN'S WIFE On the repeal
OF fthat mother Of mischief" the stamp
act, DR.. Franklin, in 1866, sent over
from London 10 his wife, who was ,hcn
living IN PhIIade phia, u new dress, &c.
In his letter he says
"As The stamp act is at length repeal.
ed, am willing you should have new
gown which you may suppose did not
send sooner, as ! knew you would not
like to be finer than your neighbors,un
less IN gown Of your own spianing.-
Had the trade between he two ,unlries
totally ceased, Il lC0s q comfort 10 me 10
TecOiiect that / had once been clothed
from head 10 foot in lcoiieH and linen n
D'y rites manufacture; that tCas HeUer
PT0Hder Of any dress ia my life, and that
she and her daughter mjght do it agan
II necessary"
How many Of our great statesmen
could saJ this, or anything like this, Of
their wives al their present dayl The
piano is in the place Of the spinning
wheel, and too many Of our rich mems
daughters look upon homely household
duties with but little less a repugnancc
than they DO poison. However il is not
best 20 crOak over to-day. If the times
demanded DO, we believe there would be
manifested a devotion aud patriotism
worthy Of the times Of our heritage
Boston Post.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08
PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY.
EDICAL DEP ART ME 4 n,


VIE course Of instruction will upcn, as hereto.
Il foe. on Tho LIST Monday Of November, md
close "u The lat day Of February. under the follow
ing Facuy, viz:
Bsnj w Dudley. NJ D. Professor Of Anatomy and
Surgery;
james y Crns,, NJ D.. Professor Of Institutes and
Medictl Jurisprudence;
Elisha Bartlett, VI d. Professor Of Theory and Prac.
lice;
WIN Il Richardson. NJ d. Prufof Obstetrics and
Diseases uf Wunon aud Children;
j u Mitchell, NJ d. Prot Mutera Melica and Their
npeuucs' ard Dean ~ Faculty;
Robert Peter, NJ d. Pref Of Chemistry und Phaun1 ICY,
James NJ Bush, VI d. Adjunct Prof VI Anatomy aud
Surgery;
Who viii receive miles Of good aud solvent
banks Of The States whence the pupils cune ithunt
Discount iDr their several tickets the nsprepate
SOM Uf which Is sos. For the Mainrnlalinn anJ
Library ticket Of s.. and The Graduation Zee uC 600
par funds are required. Boarding end Lodging. a.
heretofore. for lwU lu three dollars per week. and
probably f,r less. (ncIudng fuel end hrhtsl For
iuHhef Information, address the Dean lpo,i paidl
BY order,
TilOS ID MITCHELL. Dean. &C.
Lexington, July 1913 i'm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08

FIRE AT FALL RIVER.-N 3 o'cIuck on
Sunday afternoon last very destructive fire broke
out in all river. Rhode Islund which before il VA.
eh'nsnshed destroyed all the business part Of the
town.
Among the buildings destroyed are the P1cas,er
Bridge NIL n large and valuable establishment the
I''n'Sel lious"' The Manufacturers Hotel the F,Ir
River Bank Building. he Savings Bank by,IIipg
he Gus ON House. The Post Office. The Methodist
Church, The Christian Uninn Church. the Ailnit,r
Printing "fiice the Argus Printing office, and nI,rr
Iwo Ia ndrcd "lher buildings including all the nri
ciPnl Wholesale and retail stores in The village.
The loss is estimated at from three to E,ur un.
died thousand dollars.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08

10 France and Germany the Golden
willow IS required to be planted on the
banks Of rivers, mill dams, mill races,
stagnant and unhealthy streams, not on.
Iy 10 promote health, that tree being a
greater ASSORTMENT Of unhealthy vapor
than any other, but also 10 prevent the
banks from being washed by The cur.
rent, tide or Otherwise injured, and FOR
revenue from the annual clipping, Of
.9a 'w'ss Tor making baskets tho bodies
.oI Ishl carriages, siolghs, Sc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08

MIR AUOUBON-A GicnJ Of ours las receiy-
ed a letter from Mr. Edward Harris. who nee npn-
MES Mr. Audubon Ia The Rocky Mountains. The
letter Is dated June LIST. al Peru thirty sIy days
from ~ Lnus. with fair pr .sprcI Of reaching the
mouth OF The yellow Sr"ue in ten days more. The
parry were all VEL AMI IA guod spirits. They had
procured some ne1 birds and many ones and
quadrupcls. A SNOW. VIII ch fell on the
o. "i vi ~ Ia the depth Of feet had destroy ell
all tho young Buffalo calves. an tn, severity 81
tie winter and spring caused the old ones 10 be We.
~ paJDr-U S Gdz.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08

misunderstanding look into the columns
"i your newspaper To ii al out the plnces where
che"P goods are To he had. aud who has the latest
su. ply. Tue man who adverlIses, you may bo &C T.
tam Is not gjratd 10 60 into an hunDrable com reion
wnh hts neIshhurs. lac challenges a comparison of
hs g"ds aud prices WIN rhu.e 7othcrS ia the same
IIne, CONSCIOUS That he buys ioD aud Lays un but
very moderate profits. nnd quenIy cun sell Us
Ion as any. IL is wonder thai rAurc ui our mrr-
chhns don't think Of advcrsiug.-U eq Ches,rr
RtrIKitr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08

DEATH FROM SPIRIT CASA young vo.
man in The employment OF Mrs Curnillirr mhner
5Z' Broadway was yesterday evening carrying
rcrUss The foofn lighted glass lamp, which she
uccIdeuty brUae. and no Do was filled with spirt
gas, on explosion followed which OF Ouco enY elOped
her 10 flames. A. immediate attempt was made o.
rescue The unhappy sudcroreran smother The lame.
by whipping her u "a rug. Bot after suffering er
ircmely, msriitarUn ioJk place, aud The pour z irI
died Ibis morning. One would suppose that the
public have nUw boon suni ieniy warned Of The
dangerous character Of the above gas.-N amer.
ftQH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08

CURIOUS BUS rLE.-h corre>pon.
dent of The Milton ChIon Gle bcsce ches
he Editor TO give tie Ia lies another
raspng about BusI;rs' The Editor in
reply says he is IN favor Of bishops >
Cause Why. A girl in Halifax lately
sent him word that il he did'nt hush his
mouth about bishops, she'd wrap him
zap in rag and make Il bishop OF MN?
DHRSriIie RcD0r 'er.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08

INTERESTING INCIDENTAL CARTER piss,,,
alighied nj the house uI tic Hon WIN NJ Burial ~
Can1hn, un Monday afternoon. giving signs of hun.
ger and a'rgue Aud as udse q never sends tho
hav"lirr empty away, he bruughI out s,mc wheat
!" his winged vIsItuI. which Il very greedy alto
ON his hand. While the pigeon was eating. II.
legs WIS noticed To TIE wrapped With paper. aud ur.
removing The hnndnsrs, they luund To contain
Mr. Wei~ier's speech delivered un Saturday, AT the
Bunker Hill crlehraInu, written on I,y, ,b.rt. ,C
tissue paper. The Judge had ,hc pleasure OF real.
tag the speech, whrle the d ri was siri.iyIuy ! .
hunger and rrgnuing us strength, and then rrph.
cing The tissue ,is the faithful AIRY mr.scurcr
u took rapid flight To The West and soun ~ tru,I
found lis way la the owner. LiIrhLed Erq
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08

Tho following r"re from John w Bear. tho Bn, /.
eye B!ackSmiIh, defining his UsiIiun, we trust will
be sH.s iacIury Ia his friends
PARKERsBURGH, June %, 1872
Mr. Ediior-Sir. Having been inquired of by sew.
ernl gentleman az this place. Is To what my present.
lIIIc' are am led To believe that the prupI, sup.
pose hat have changed my political views, which
Is noI HE ease.
nm noN, and always have been since my boy.
ud, an any Gliding adyocne uIIIENRY CLAY ,C
n eniucky. Believing HIM nuV. rs heretofore, one
"i The n"hlesI works OF God, when the time comes
Ishrll MT hesitate Ia u'e ~hIp+er Influence may
hive 10 promote hun To- the Presidential Oh IT.
am SIR, your must obi servant
JOHN " REAR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08

A GALVANIZED STEAMER. - Re.des the
slODp oi,yar that has been ordered 10 be built at The
Washington Navy yard, we understand preparation,
making also ior building an ir,D mauOIwaf srs.
mer She BE- b. be galvanized. We have rYf ul,Ie,
stood " bat D. 90 be- her srzs-sukLt tbYuub az.
hope Army and NnCy CtyoH
This would 10 what Is called large GIvauic
Bducry.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08
A CIIILD'S PRAYER.

taiheH r"w the day il past.
Oh thy child Thy blessing ca<r.
Near ray pillow. hand m h and.
h'ep Ihl gunrdinn angel band;
Aud 'h'ongh"uI the d,rkl.ng night,
B''ss me "nh tIictriui lghI.
Let I've r'se n m"rn gam,
Fre from every IN ,ughI uf ,.Gin,
Iress'' s though lii,.'s Ihurny way,
h rP me. FIIhrr. day by day
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08
UNITY

Heaven frmins each on other 10 depend,
A mascr, Or servant OF a friend.
Bids each Uu other iOr assistance CALI
Toll one mans weakness grows ibe strength Of aII
W1uis ,faiIues, fashions. cl,-or suII ally
The Common interest. % en- lcsf the us
10 these We owe rEUE FIiEspsmF. love sincere.
Each homeiell Joy thltIlo mhcuts here"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08
SATURDAY, JULY s, IsS3.
For PREsiUENT ~ lS44,
u T. y X n e. l. a u.
For VIcE PRESIDENT,
JOHN DAVIS. OF MAssACuUsErTs.

II "IlI be seen 10y the register Of the river that
our channel Of Navigation lor the west is not very
deep, nni that the Westerr merchant has liule Ger
arn'y of quick returns of Guod, ifhe cnnsins them
o" n"y point above this. the Great Central must
have the mass Of western rsnsporIaIi,n for some
months Ia come
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08

new p 'em ~ x 1T ryIcr c,,rd Death. or
the Dream Of Med"ra." will be published 10y Tho
liarper' IN few days.-NeW iork Pa.er.
We advise Bob To publish. during the Presidency
of hIs father, ali the rhymes Ihit ho ever intends
publishing. Aher that period the miserable horde
Of Ofliceh"ders, Oliceseekcr-, aud uher crlw ling
things will have un mrIiVe Iyr cabling MS ub,m.
inahlg Ira>h.-LoYS Jour
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08

Sumo nf tho papers have named John Sergeant
and others Governor Cutwin rs the Wing candidate.
Tor the NICe Presidency, Either one will doubtless
he hiund we'll worthy ofIhe scat but the majority
seem tn look with The deepest sollciluo To the name
Of Honest John DAVIS. Of Massachusetts, aud there
can be found no one mpre truly worthy