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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-09

HILT and Mahogany Looking gloss. Portrait
~ and Picture lmmes made 10 order in Inc
Hcatest style, aud old frames reailt.
A splendid assortment 81 Looking Glasses
Portrait and Picture Frames constantly on hand
and for sale lower than they can be procured
elsewhere-AlsO sign painting aid PAINTING in
all us various BREACHES promptly executed bv j
w BkANSTkUP, NO 100, 1fsin street. Wheel
ing, Va. where can be procured al sIl times
paints, Picture and window glass, oils, vanish
and putty mar Iq
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-09
W. w 4 s. n, JIHESON.
WHOLESALE g. RETAIL DEALERS IN HATS
AND CAPS

Wesfside Of Main street, Wheeling. Va.
TTAVE on hand and are constantly manufacfur
ing n general assortment ofsuperiOT Pur and
Silk hate. They have received the latest sprine
fashions from New York and are now prepared
- supply 20 order all sizes aud az %alities, IN the
PRESENT or past style, as may suit customers
Black AID DTab Bcav1r and Castor, Plain
White Russia and Napt Hats.
They also keep on B ard an assortment ofplain
and fancy mems aud boys fur and cloth caps,
al Of which they offer 20 their customers and the
public on he most pleasing terms.
All orders rom country merchants and deal
crs promptly filled on the most favorable terms.
Thankful for the liberal patronage they have
heretofore received they solicit q share n pub.
he patronage which they are determined - de-
serve BY prompt attention, personal application
20 business and cheap and favOrs bic rates.
maVl-V
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-09
GREATEST BARGAINS OF The SEASON.
heo, cheap and FASHIONABLE WINTER GOODS

WHOLESALE AND RErAIL.
n w. HEISK l. informs the public tina
". he has just returned from New York aud
the othsr eastern cities and is now receiving a
heavy and general assortment of the most dssi-
rable ard cheapest Goods ever br, uSht 10 the
cry of Wheeling. Aboui this there is no mistake
: call.
Thew will find my Goods uniformly cbeap. "a
a large poruon OF them were purchased at Auc-
ton IN the city of New York, at runous low
prices, many OF the styles being different from
any that have beCn seen in Wheeling. The dies
may rest assured that especial attention has been
gwen TO procure such guods, both ornamental.
ana useful. as may ne required for themselves as
MANT1LLAS, SHAWLS. CARDINALS AND
CRAVATS,
Material for cloaks, &c. the assortment both in
quality amt variety, - far superior to any in this
city. j would also call he attention Of purcha
seTs tc the stoc { q. cloths, edSsimsres, cGsSiReffS,
which is unusually large and cheaper tnaa the
cheapest The stock consists in part of
oroldeTed chene, rich SATIN sIrip,d, TaTlton PLAID
and Other Kinds some low as rs "a cents per
yaid. Figured Lama cloths; a splendid article.
Plain and figured Alpacha L.usrres, various col.
ours. Parisisns, Printed Saxonies, ri.h styles.
Figured Eollcnne. bali prize, Black, Blue black
pOult de SOI and Italian l.ustring 5 ks ne -
style. Velvets and silks for comets, rich ribbon
TO match. French, Earlston aud Man .heste
Glnshams, Irish LInens. Linen cambrIcks. A
Black lace and other Vets. Handsome materi-
a. for caps, English and French Prints, &c. A
cnoce assortment oil Shawi6 an Mantllas-
Argyle, Honeycomb Alpacha, embroidered cloth.
TarlctOn, Wool, Broche. silk. cashmere, Nous
I'm de lalue, silk AMI other kinds of shawls and
handkerChiefs, Rich Pa is Nantillas. Spanish
cardinals Handsome sil[ aud Velvet ladies'
cravIts. Velvet and Merino Prints.
A good variety of Hosiery, Gl4ves and MiIts.
Gentlemen's wear NJ redusei prices. Cloths,
casslneres, sattinetts and jeans, all kinds and
qualities. Super cashmere, Fancy Quilted, Meri-
no and. Satin Vestngs, Fancy neck Scarfs, a
new article, Satin strcks. BLACK and changeable
cravats- A supply Of raIloT'% trimmings. Also.
a heavy
STOCK OF DOMESTIC GOOCS.
PLAID, bhene, striped aud other style American
callcoes rcmarkab y cheap. Brown aud bleached
SiieetIngs and shIrtings. Rel Ticking, apron aud
shifting checks. domestic Gilghams, striped and
plaid cation, plaid hIseys, Xerseys, black and
coll red clmbTicks, cotton frInges, spool cotton,
brown, bleaehed a nd colored Canton Flannels.
Blankets, red, white and yellow Flannels, at
your own prices. Diapers, crash, threads, &c
4 good s0pply of CO ton yarn, carpet chain and
batting.
Ingram Cdrpeting and TGfted Rugs. re, {,
cheap. Remember corner Of Market and Union
streets. nov 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-09

CAUTION,-As all medicines which become
very popular. like that OF DR. Sipdvngs com.
pound Syrup Of Wiid Cherry. attempts TO iml.
tate or counterfeit IN some way, are frequently
resorted to. Therefore u is Thought best 10 pui
the public on their guard against imposition. In
the course OF only two or three years after the
most deseryedly popular remedy had introduced
lteeh IntO the sick chamber, and its fame became
widely known up springs several others into the
market, and with a view 10 give currency 10
their INVENTION, they take the name ofWIld Cher
~ TO add 10 their patched up nOstrums, think
ing 20 borrow = reputation from that already es-
tablished, and to help out still further with the
scheme By one Of the vendors, the name OF DR.
WisiaT IS attached, making il appear that this
popular and highly respected Physician is the au-
thor ,Oi tins preparation, Such is not the fact
Another tadtvidual comes out with what he calls
the Syrup OF Mild Cherry, ~clinging still closer 10
tne Original name, that individuals might even he
even deceived when he went to purchase, il The
name ofDr SwaYne was not always kept i'm vicyv
Those who apply for these latter day preparations
Of Wild cherry, let me tell them, are tamnerino
with Their constitutions, and taking drauobts
from the hands of Inexperience, which tbev
would have TO repent at some future dav. had i
not put them on their guard.
DIX compound syrlp Of Wild
cherry - put up IN square bottles, containing A.
bout eight ounceJ with "DT SwayDe's comno,nJ
syrup of Wild cherry" blown IN the glass covere5
with a blue wrapper, ever which is a yellow label
with bis written signature, the counterfeiting Of
which will be punished as forgery.
BDr Swayne's office, No 81 N0rth Sixth st
one door below Arch, PHILADELPHIA, where iii
orders for agencies &c must be directed. Ref.
erences will be expected.
Dr Swayne,s compound Syrup OF Wild cherry
IS fer sale at the Drug store Of
JAMES BAKER.
ser NVko.I.r. ".
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-09
DEAD THISt-ShiHn and Sellers Term
II Tug cannot be beat.

Monongalia ca, Va. Aug "a, 1896,
This ~ TO certify that | gave tive doses of Shinn
and Sellers Yer mIiuge TO two Of my childten:
from one IL brought upwards Of one hundred, and
one hundred and twenty from the other. | have
used M'Lane's Vermiisge. and believe II * a
good worm medicine. but | believe Shinn e.
Sellers is better. DAVID SSLLTvAN.
GAINESVILLE, Pa. March 4 Is3-.
Messrs Shinn Il Sellers think your Vermi-
fu2e preferable TO any | have ever seen or used
there is no other used in THIS part of the Goa ntry
when IL can be procurcd-fOur and f We hundred
worms are often destroIe ed by the use of one vial.
lOu will pleG Sc send me twelve dozens at a. is
time. JAMES NJ MEANS. M D.
Prepared only ami sold wholesale md retail BY
X f. SELLERS,
No 20 Wood street below I'd.
Sold in Wheeling by James Baker. nov %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-09

ut is a well lrowa fact. That CONSUMPTION
II destroys more humsn lives than any other Ills
ease or record. So great has been the destruc-
con throughout the Unred ) ates within the last
TEAR, ending January Ist. ISI2 thar upwards OF
$4,000 PERSONS DIED
with this insldiuus dlsea sc iu one wear, Shocking.
Were we not aware that this fact has been care.
fully ascertained from tle records of mortality,
we could not credit the assertion. We bt hold IFS
fatal "a wages In families all around us, gathering
in its cherries embrace a friend from every cir
Gle, and casting gloom and darkness over is
place of visltdtlOn. These Occular demOnstr atoms
most certainly convince all that no time should
be spareuln procuring n medicine immediately 10
STrCstIt its fatal progress
BEFORE n BE TOO LATE.
efore you who are afflicted with the frs
symptoms of n COnsumptive or Pull nonary ma
ture. delay not IN using Or Duncan's Expector-
ant Remedy; IL Is certain to eradicate and remove
from the system the Fl ST e il seed of consump-
tom and will also restore TO erlect health many
of those who have long been confined 10 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 effects ui
this Great Discovery in tie Healing Art, for res
cuing thousands from the colo and silent grave.
Note. he above Medicine is a pupe vegetable
preparation, very pleasant To the taste, and suit.
able TO use under any circumstances. Full drec.
lions &c. are described IN a pamphlet accompS
nyiUs the Medicine.
Always ask fer DR. Duncan's Exoectoran'
Remedy, aud do not be persuaded 10 use any
other until you give II a fair trial,
All genu ne has on the envelope n represtn
tation Hope" IN the form of The above plate
oCAUTlON. There ale come persons tina
sell the above medicine guilty OF r~ecemmendin;
souIe trash of their own stewing or that which
they buy for a irlfie, and offer IL in the pl &C o
DR. Duncan's. This they do TO speculate AT IN,
expense and the health of those who are not or
their guard. Purchasers be careful Of thes,
Rogues!
For sale al no 10 North Eighth street, Philadel
Iphia.
SPriee ! dol. per hottie, OF six for s dollars.
Just received and foi sale by
JOIN FISHER,
ang 90 6mW&D Wheeling Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-09

CHANCERY-In the Circuit Spnsr;o,
Court Of Law and Chancery for The county Of
Ohio.
William P Dllrymple and Borias c Gardner
rs.
William ChapIiAe and others,
and
Weber, Miller and Hand
Same defendants.
BY virtue Of a joint decree pronounced by the
AFORESAID count IN the above named cruses. on
me lolh dave OF June, N the year 1871, / shall "a
COMMISSIONER appointed for that purpose, on the
hTst Monday Of February. Isf9. Al the fr,of loo
Of the court house Of Ohio cOuntv procecd - LII
al that part Of lot No ~, in Marker squore i'm
tDe city Of wheeling, and not owned before Inc
making OF the mortgage deed mentioned i'm said
qePreel bYt he city Of Wheeling, and also ali tbst
lot OfgEcund on Main street in said cItVof Wbes.
Ing No ~, except 50 much thereof as had been
conveyed byEaid Chapline 70 Seiby r. Bennet az
80 much Of said lots as shall be sufficient 10 sat.
isiy the debts, interests and costs in said decree
mentioned, at public auotiOn 20 The highest bIdder
On me following terms, VIZ. For cash as Ia one
hilh q The purchase money and on a credit Of 8.
tGoud ls wonths ne 10 the residue Of the purcbsee
money with nieTest from the DAY of sale. fhe
pnrchascr giving bond with good socBrifv FOR H.
aeleIrea payments and the utle held until Inc
W MITCHELL, Deputy for
ARCH WOODS.
aee us sheriff Of Ohio %coantv.
LATER STILL
UST received Of Jhe Sign ofhe RIG RFn
cases Ncu.' lbica Boots.
? do Do KIP do
] Do Buys iHI,k DO
case Meme bone b5uD,lJ s,.rs
Jan Al SAAlL .iCLALLLE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-09

NBAN SEED. Ginseng and Beesuax. santod
~ Porwhioh The highest price will be paid in cash
by OLIVER PRYOR, Union street.
nov " WheeIin
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-09

TRIADEBPHIA FLOUR
tONsT tNTLY on hand, and fr sals lou BY
- nov II ~ REILLY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-09

SHINN IL SELLERS celebrated Lirer Pills,
~ a remedyJOr The DISEASES of The season. IL
is admitted by Psychologists of the hIghest author
Ity, that no organ OF The human body is so read
lily dlsOIdered IN Its functions as the Liver. The
heats of summer, errors in diet, and the never
ceaslng indIscTetiOns which expose our race TO
disease, will always on the approach of winter
give more or less evidence TO hundreds Of persons
IN every vicinity of hepatlc disturbance. Restless
nights, dry tongue, loss of appetite, head ache,
pains III the sides, slight cough, confined or irreg
ular bowels. with or without fever, are some
lew of the many SYMPTOMS which indicate that
mischief IS at work IN the system, and that II
should be corrected. Persons VINO seek relief
from these symptoms bY continual pITgIng, after
resort 10 some Of the epbemeral products of the
day with the effect only OF postp Oning n cure,
which better remedies mus: finally accomplish.
Net only do persons residing IN districts OF
country always subject to agnes and bilious fe-
vers, suffer from tOrpor or Other dera nRement OF
the Liver. but also IN the highest and healthiest
agues. individuals who rest too securely i'm the
notion OF extreme health, and who attach no
importance - the symptoms above recitGd, may
nevertheless he la,oTgng ande T the very causes Of
disease to which their attention is new invited.
In malaral districts, known to everyone as such
vigilance IN the use of means is compelled by ar
gent necessity, whilst IN healthier regions per-
sons TeailyIn danger are lulled into a false secu
rItY' To all such persons the Liver Pill is recon-
mended. liz having we'll established claims to
their confidence, as a mild and safe aperient, not
only opening the bowels as comfortably as other
pills, but al the same time acting on the func-
tons Of the liver and restoring them TO health.
They'd not relieve the symptoms by mere pur-
Ring, and thus ipyite 10 an incessant cOnsump-
tIon OF pills, box by box, Tor the benefit of the
vendeT, but by a mild and curative process they
enable the patient finally TO dispense with their
further employment.
Sold in Wheeling by James Baker.
Prepared and sold whOles ale and retail by the
proprietor, No 20 Wood st. Pittsburgh Pa
nov 23--V II DFOnrietOY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-09
CoNSU M P TIo M,

OOfuS, SpIttIhS Oh IBIOOu,
Bronchitis, DimCulty OfBreath-
Ing, Asthma, Pain I'm the Side,
Breast and Chest, WhOOping
Cough, Group, and all Dis
eases OF the Liver and
Lungs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-09
Pottsylle, P.

CAUTION.-As there is a spurious mixture
called Syrup Of Uid Cherry, purchasers should
be very particular to ask for DIR WISTAR BAL
SAN, and observe his signature on the bottle.
Prepared for the proprietor, and sold at whole
sale by Williams O. CO. chemists, No II, Minor
street, Philadelphia.
Sold Wholesale and retail, by J CRUMBAC-
kER, Wheeling. Also, by l. WlLJ OK, Pitts
kurgh,. and IN alH0st every town and village
through the country.
PRICE $500 A BOTTLE.
nov 2q-6m ID
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-09

A Winslow l. Kdder has succeeded TO
7 kidder IA the preparation of the Couway
Medicines aud will hereafter give particular at
tenlon to the preparation Of the follJ wing
established articles, the celebrity OF which pre-
cludes the necessity of a re publication of the
numerous certificates now IA the hands of the
proprietor.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-17
ENGLISH TAXATION.

The following, an extract from an article
which appeared several years ago, m The Ed
tnburFh Review, is one Of the most graphic
DESCRIPTIONS ever uenned. L was written By
Rev. Sidney Smith, whose memorials to Con-
oress n relation % repadialion We Published
some weeks since.
ave can lngarn jonathan what are the IN
evitahle consequences Of being . iond Of glory
--raxes u9on every article which enters INTO
the mouth. O. covers the back, o. Is Placed IN
der TIE iooi--laxes upon every thing winch is
pleasant iassa. bear. feel. smell o. sasts-flax-
Is Hpon Warmth light, and Inconsistencies
% every Thing Oh earth, and Tie waters under
tie earlh--on every thing that comes nom
abroa5, o. isgrown At home--iaxes o. ne raw
mateFhi--.iaxes o. every fresh vaiuo that is
added . ! By he industry Of man--iaSea O.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-17
From he N. Y. Sun.
CANNTBALISM,

AhNANA0kAAAA4ANAs
Gen. Cass mentions in his grafton, at Fort
Wayne, on the 4th inst, what viii probably be
new to most rea1ers, that The powerful tribe Of
Indians who formerly occupied that country had
aaNan-eating SOCIETY,"" Wegive the extract:
alt is iorty-three years since landed upon
the northern shore Of Ohio young adVentu-
rer seeking the land Of promise, which has
been to him as 10 many others, the land Of per-
Torrance. AT that time the Territory Of ln-
diana, of Illinois, Of Michigan, and the Terri
tory Of Ouisconsin formed one government un-
der the name Of the Northwestern Territory.
shah not stop to bring bsiore you the inei-
dents OF frontier life, nor the difficulties and
privations, aud suferings, 10 peace and 10 var
by which the forest IS acquired and reclaimed,
and finally subdued. During many years this
region had lts fol- share Of troubles. The line
Of your canal was a bloody var path, which
has seen many a deed Of horror. And this
peaceful town has had is Moloch, and the
records Of human depfavity furnish no more
terrible examples Of cruelty than were offered
at his shrine The Mama Indians, our prede-
cessors an the occupation Of this district. had
a fearful institution, whose origin and objects
have been lost in the darkness Of aboriginal
history, but which was continued to late Pc
rod, and whose orgies were held upon the
very SPOT where We now arc. It was called
the Man.eating Society, and It was the duty Of
its associates to eat such prisoners as were
preserved and delivered to them for that pur-
pose. The members Of this society belonged
% 9 particular family, and the dreadful inher-
itance descended to al the children, male and
females-The duties imposed couldn be avoi-
ded, and the sanctions OF religion were added
to the Obligations Of immemorable usage. The
least was 4 solemn ceremony, at which the
whole tribe was collected, as actors ofspeeta'
tori. The miserable victim was bound to
stake, and burned at a slow fire, with al tho
refnements Of cruelty, which savage ingenuity
could invent. There was a tIadlt0nary rltu-
Al, which regulated with revolving precision
the whole course Of procedure At these cere-
nonies. Iatterly, the authority and obliga.
tons ofthe institution bad declined, and pre-
sumo il has now wholly disappeared. But !
have seen and eonversed with the head Of the
amilv, the Chief Of The society, whose name
was White Skin. With what feelings Of dis
gust, ! need not attempt . describe. / wei
know an intelligent Canadian, who was pres
enI az oae Of the last sacrifices made 20 this
horrible institution The victim was A yong
American, captured IN KENNEDY during the
revolutionary war. Here, wheFewe are now
assembled il peace and security celebrating
The triumph Of art and industry, within the
memory Of the present generation, our eoun-
tryman have been thus tofturad. and murder
Cd and deEoured. But thank God. the eoun-
ell FIRE Is exsingaishsd The impi0la least e
over
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-17
.MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

The plan Of the instruction in The depart
n,ent fthe University presents peculaFites to
lie found IN no other school Of Medicine in the
Union. The lectures commence on tho hrse
Of October, and terminate on the 4th Of July
ensuing.
Owing to the length Of the session, which
embraces a period Of nine months. three Pro-
fessors are enabled to perform all the duties
which in other medical institutions are usual
" assigned to SIX; and the students are seldom
required tn attend more than Two lectures on
the same day. BY this arrangement, The stu
dents have an opportunity Of being well gronn.
ded in Anatomy, physIology,and. other elemen-
tarv branches Of Medical Sciences before they
investigate their applications IN connexioa
with the study Of the practice Of uedioine and
Surgery.
Immediately before each lecture, the stu
dents are subjected TO a full and rigid examin-
alton on the proceeding lecture, or on portions
Of approved textbooks. 1t is apparent that the
plan, Of which the outlines have been briefly
-staied.always allows the student to commence
as well as 70 complete his medical studies 10
the institution and presents happy combiR'
atoms Of the advantages Of the system Of IN
st'1lction by private Pupdago and that oiPub-
lie lectures.
Any person Of approved moral conduct may
offer as candidate, and receive the degree o.
O.. d., without reference 10 The time be has
been engaged in the study Of medicine, or o.
Joining The seoool; provided be undergoes. in q
satisfactory manner, The various examinations
prescribed BY the enaoimenis.
The Professors are
Robert e. Rogers; NJ D. Professor Of Che
misty; Pharmacy, and Malera Medica.
Henry Howard, a.. D., Professor Of Path
ology and Practice Of Medicine, Obstetrics
and Medical Jurisprudence,
James Z. Cabell, a. D. Professor ofAnato
nv, Physiology, and Surgery.
WILLIS H. WOODLEY. Proctor
Inlv IA. 1S4a--cplY,
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-17

the cause which pampers mans appetite, and
he drug that restores hiln 10 hoalth-On the
efmine which decorators the Judge, and the
rope which hangs the edminal--on the poor
man's salt, and The rich mans spice-on the
brass nails Of the coffin, and The nbbanis Of
the bride--at bed 81 board eoachant Or loVanL
We must pay. The SCHOOL, boy whips bis taxed
top the beaFdles youth manges bis taxed
horse, with q taxed bride, on a taxes road;
and the dying Englisbmau pours bis medicine,
which has paid seven per cent, into a spoon
that has paid fifteen per cent; hinqs himself
back upon bis ehintz bed, which has paid
twenty-five per cent; and expires in the arms
Of his apolhecary, who bad paid license ola
hundred pounds for the privilege ofpntting him
TO DEATH His whole property Is then inme-
diately taxed from two 10 ten per cent. Be.
sides the probate, large fees are demanded for
burying him IN the chaBcel, bis virtues are
handed down 10 posterityo taxed marble; and
he i then gathered to bic fathers, to be taxed
no more"