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

I'm w NJ OAs 1" ok MT
{ CERTIFICATE of ITS efficacy ca4.-h he seen al
the STORE otthe subscribers sufficient TO sat
isiy ils mostlncrsdulous. Price % cents.
WHirELEr Green Co. Pa. },
5tr. n. 4. Fahnestsek & Co.
Dear Sir; ] have bhsn using your ermIfuge in
ny practice for a number OF years, and find IL
the most sure and safe Worm Destroyer hat I
ever had.
l was called to child SIX or seven wears old ia
MAY, 1872, which was then IN spasms with the
worms, 1 gave n one wal cfyour Vermifuge, n.
freeariyt to dIrsctions, aud the child passed 40
worms. In dfew weeks, I gave Il another vial.
snalt passed 200 more, making in ell 64s Worms.
The chHd recovered immec lately, aud has enjoy
ed good health ever since.
lhaye prescribed Il ga msnJ ether cases, in
which II has broughr away goo and 900 Worms.
BEWARE or INVITATIONS.
There are Yermifuges IN almost every section
o. the country y, asseTtedtc Be the same. or equal
TO FahuestOck's,- which IS not the case[-tbere
ere none Ike IL. They contain danrsrou. inays.
dents. Avoid hem az you value lie and health
use Tue first and only safe anc efhcacious enc.
% NOT De PEI uaded BY The interested vender
tia. Others will answer as well.
For sale by
"a FAHNEsTOCK & co.
Cor6er Of Sixth and Wood sts. Pittsburgh.
3 M'MFCHFN.
JONAS CKUNBACKER, &
JAMES BAKER,
B 4 FAHNEsTOCK's ANTI BILIOUS
PILLS A gentle but Efficient catharic. *.
pTess.F ad1ptsd for q & milv physic; md are moi
unused by any other pill 9 use for 81 cases IN
winch acatharIc o. Indicated. They will Operat,
thoroughly without gripping. Price IS cts for
bON containing 80 silis.
nc or Cgvof B1frm-A valuabl,
remedy for Coughs aud Colds. Price 25 cents.
cough LozcnFef-Thcse ICfcness possessa
inc FIr'n-s Of The best COuEh syrup, are conve.
nlent 10 carry IN she psckst and are very pleasan.
70 tne taste. Price % cents.
'1rmt77fcs LozeuEes-for the cuye Of OBJ,
summer complaint. Asthe season ts now no.
prtachlng .n which bowel complains srlslway,
very ,ToublcrOme as we'll a. dangerous, ever,
I'mliY should be provided with = h0r Of thee,
boIenRes. which, fused according 70 direcuonl
VIII certainly cure. Price % cents.
Liquid Op0feid5e This penetrating srftt1,
Nos-.sscs soluble the strength Of he common
Opodeidoc is move clearly and much mors eco.
verIsuflv srpIItd. Price 25 cents.
For 'als - G b NMECHEN,
F@ N-..ilng, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-12
CIR ENG& cos.

PACKAGE EXPRESS VIA. CUAiBERIAND
AND WHEELING TO CINCINNATI.
ENHE pub ic arc informed that GREENE q
u co. have entered iutr an ARA q, mcnT
with the baltimore AID Ohio Rail Road Compa-
ny 10 Tpn a Car with The passenger train 10
Cumberland, and arcPreraTcd 70 forward Pack
ages. parcels, and bundles, al, to and from lhS
following places.
Frederick, Hancock, Harper's Ferry, n1rGRS-
'burg, Cumberland, Hhe.HuE, Cincinnati,
Packages received and forwarded daily bLShe
Mail FRAN, leaving Baltimore at7 Ii AME ar.
rIvIRR NJ Wheeling by EXPRE IS, edTly the fol-
The above line will forward pack ages, specie.
Drafts. Bills oil. F.xchange. make collections AID
attend TO the purchase Of goods IN Baitim re,
Philadelphia, New York and intermediate towns.
Grcenc a. co. having CONNECTED the above line
with Gr'swcid " Cos Baltimore add PhIladei
phfa and Adams " Cos New York and Boston
Express Lines pledge themselves to execute
with fidelity end despatch, any business edirUst
ed No tlieIT I0re. nr
y. b. All packages by the above line must Be
marked care Of Greene q Cos Western 'RV-
press. UrThoSe from the West Greene & eos
Eastern aud Northern FIX ress." We beg TO
%Teicrto the following gertlexen:
h~Ssns- Bnrkhend g. Prace.
DO Talho'. Jones & Co. 1J
Do Matthews, Onld& Co. Dg
Wm Robinson, JL, Esq.
Messrs DmSiHsgn &Co, Cumberland.
d. Jas II Forsyth no. WEe5Iiur.
MISUNDERSTANDING & Duncans, CUmbsHtuud.
Jas IA Forsyth q Co, HhesiBR.
N. All,packages addressed TO the care Uf the
GREENE & CO.
aug 81 Iss Market street Boiihors.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-12

ANLOTIIS. &C.-Ny stock II Bond CLOTHS
u Beaver CLOTuS. C~ASSINEkES, SATfl
NErTS. VESrINCS aud al other pr,rrl,s Genile
men.' ~enr. very romplCIs aud desirable. Cvll ana
zee 'h-m. (oci p w + SELBY.
4 LPACAS, MERINOES. Sc. Gr-You Will
find at CrTter Z. Man nod Maditon streets. .
superb aS>nr'meni of Airncas, Chusars. Mrrinors
I@sin and f7'd Ni"usiin de LANES. and all oihe'
Fashiouatls WINTER GOODS Examine heinrt
you huy, and You will Gnd Them che y aud desirable
oct , w 4 SELBY.
SHAWLS!-A splendid stock ofSiiAWLS o.
~ every description va. he fosIEi ga eIasninaliot
al 'he FANCY DRY GOODS STORE. OF
OF . w SELBY
EXTRA FINE-A few pieces super fg'c
IL aud wa'ered Fren-h vELvErS fr dresses. g
.OPer"' qualify. Cali sosn or you viii m'ss Them
oct , w T SELBY.
ESLAfN GOOD~--Mole culnr,d Alpacas
Mennucs aid MonsiT go Lanes Cor drcSse,
-nd PLAN ShaYl'. l>ame maternity AIsn. a fin.
ass rimen Of in-hJly prints aud other plaiR GOODS
At I(p"i3l w / SELBYS
He ASK ETS-A les rrOv. Hing BASKETS
10 just reed BY l~i 81 w T SkLBY.
nIMITY RUFFLES-A beautiful style %
H. this srueIe. somcihing new. you can frd at
Uci 3 SEIRV'
EBLANKETS. BA ZES AND FLANNELs
Ed u you erii at the Corner Min aud Madison
Streets, lneot the site ~ the ron remplaied uev
Hscel y"u viii huy $ me fine Blaukets. BIZ
aud Flannel'. as they are gouJ and cheap. OCT }
IBk ELL.AS.-I have jud received a ney
d supplynf NiBRELI.AS. among winch ar
a Few extra SIZE superior silk. Iaree enrugh Gr
man aud hi' family If nut more than ten in number
oct 3 w r. SELBY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-12

Ats N LACE GO9DS-i haVea
IL bosuiifUl variety oi Every dr.cnpifln a the
,1ew->t style Isccs. Edgnss. Neu-. &c. Bach
and White. (.ct2) " n SELBY.
OSIERN-Alrnca. a new arirle) L,usbs
EH Wool Of Var,ls culur-. Mennn nd Casn.
mers, Nor-isd and Cotton. SILK and Srun SILK
HOSE and HALF HOSE for aien. Ladies. Misses,
s"ys and Children. in every variety at
yet SELBY'
NH OURNING GOODs-Supcr Black.
We French Lmper'al,. Burlbnzir.e., Muuselud.
LANES. Surtt Frrnr4, Mcrino. ard gov t,se Frru,h
.Chiriizes Black Lsrnn wvI and r'nh~i M-rmp
SHAWIS and Alnurninx Cr.va,s. Grapes. Calves,
Lace Wells uad IIdkb. R,h5ois. q fne a-sorInoni.
hoashi with care and attention, by
oct ? wrstLBY.
.HENUINE FRENCH CHiNTZEs--A few
~ pieces very admirable p,usri,s oi ihe real -rti-
,ele. just red 1t Iucr 81 SELBl's
NLOVES-Mous' super Buck. Mcrinn. Berlin,
w KID and CuiIon GL9VES. Ladies snp,s
iEH'm KID. Silk. M"rino and Fancy Cl,ve.s Il
Nuts. Boys and Mis,o-'.n great variety can I've
iSd cheap ut Toct 81 SELBY'S.
a. tARPEF CEAIN-A large Lt ro.'d aud
" White C-trpSi Cham, choice tu'nrS. Ju-I
received ard for s.le at q
oct 3 -
4 1HINTZ rs. PRINTS. &c-t Sca1hCil
- variety Of chm 90, Priuts and Ginghan..
embr icing alrulSi E,rry style. cnlar sad price. .,
exceedingly bow rai-.. LEROY CALICOES.
equal q, snylhuS ever seen Al Tao price an 'iis
WtsIem Country at SELBTS
/ oct 3
TORSErS-A now SIMPLY, Wh'e anil cnld
~ CORSETS. can De had Al SELBYs.
I oct s
The hornet., 1843-09-26

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Ii,"pt' ~, ,,,s tsn ralrulie, il VII - fsN'.
,t,,.e nave already paid more laf " Iii,''
.''' '''' 80. .ofI haze rai ihr Whole h'N' Z"
tEs sisie. Yff. we have lo'i N'''' n N.
4.h. fhia wnBIl lutr fll W. III
.,tia l.f Roth ila tfaH 1nl lIiN','t 49,.
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mIuI uas frmIlfd bg bu o.l Ua.ft.of
L.tr I0nH.I.a. O.. HI Ipa'a.. hII fHc dabf
ul. mot r E Nu ht resort hc iurs iho
Hrusn. %. Ha liusWrf asg which, uulorlus
nrps. 'Uu aufa rIuugl 1ao, bui H'lII hIt lhc
debt fu pas. W. m. .cau h0slo.IyguI is try.
tn, now to retrieve hs character Poor Ms.
sraIpp. hlt Imum'cI fI, ,counIfcI, or hc
hcr. rn hIs course of u#uUty That she may
initiate him Iu this last resolve, 10 retrieve her
character, desires
,ff4.ffgfFN
The hornet., 1843-09-26

ILL HODGE. Of Car1.Itua, bas requested us
10 announce hImaa candidate for tha Office 1. rIark
Of che Vice.rhanrofy Court which compose iho
counties of C1ryH, Holmes, rhoaIaw, ia.0busha
and T1lIahattuo. August 9Th. 1-i3.
g. W. IT, MARI hos requested us to ou.
nouncc his maine a. q candidate for Cfrt B Ha
district C0griu CiursrH held al Cauuiltun. for
the District composed Of the counties of Holiness
Choctaw, Carroll, YnObusha and Tallahatchie, at
the next November election
August 10, l-i3.
S.JOHNSON, Esq 3, has requested us 10 announce
his name as a candidate for Clerk Of the Vice-Chan-
Gerry Court, composing the counties ofCaro Holmes
ChOctaw, Yalobusha and Talllhatcme.
Sept 3, 1913
We requested to announce the name Of HENRY
MORTON, a candidate for Clerk Of the Vice
Chanccry Court to be holden at Carroton, compOs-
ing the counties Of Carroll, Holmes, Choctaw, Yulo
busha and Tulahatchie.
Sept Z, 1913.
The hornet., 1843-09-26
THE "SPECIE BENEFITS

Benjamin Kennedy, the repudiating can
didate for Senator of this county, has made
his debut at last We have anticipated this
for a long time. Since the canvass has open.
ed in this county, he has been busiIy en-
gagged parrying off the blows aimed at his un-
guarded head by the honest bond payers OF
both political parties. They have fastended
inconsistency, corruption and other quilts so
tight upon the gentleman, that we NAV, in
safety and great gusto, defy the whole repu-
dating class of the State, to attempt his extri.
cation.
1t is well known that we, personally, enter
tain friendly feelings towards Mr. Kennedy,
as private citizen-but politically, the blade
has been drawn from its scabbard, and so long
as our arm is able to WELD it with good effect,
by cutting through the tainted flesh of mis-
creants, and laithless public servants. and ex-
posing their meanness and rascality, il shall
never return TO its sheath.
In late number of the Middleton paper,
appears an address "to the voters of Carroll
county," in which, no doubt, Mr.. Kennedy
thinks he has immortalzed himself 1t is one
of the most puerile and weak things, we ever
recollect to have read. He speaks of tie "in-
sidious work of representation" and of
having "obtained little PAPER money from
the Bank" and goes on and says some would
think it "black ingratitude" in him to oppose
the "uncon5titutionaIity Of the Bonds"-and
The hornet., 1843-09-26
CITIZEN
cuMNt NtrtrED.
REVIVAL WITH THE BAPflSTS.

On the 7Dd inst, ministers and people met
near &cd.rras,, and held q Cump.mceling with
the Providence church, Carroll county,
which continued seven days; during which
time the word Of God was preached with
power and demonstration Of the Spirit Pro.
lessons were revived, and many sinners con.
yered to God, forty Of whom attached them
selves to the church, and were baptized BY Rev.
B. Carroll, their Pastor--makng in all II he
has baptized in this church This community
is one Of wealth and influence, and bids fair to
cope with any in the State in point of llera-
ture. The people here are blessed with the
indelatgabIe Iabors of Mr.. G. C. Campbell, a
graduate of Yale College, whose competency
to teach is surpassed by none. In the female
department he has Miss w. NJ. Washburn, of
Vermont, who is equally qualified as himself
In word, learning and Religion are the topics
Of the day in this vicinity.
Sept. 18th lS43
The hornet., 1843-09-26
1PTHOMAS II. WILLIAMS, the indie.
CAMP MEETING.

A Camp-Meeting will commence at
Sweet Water, formerly Bophumpa) on
the 5th October. We publish this no.
tice at the request of the Preacher in
charge of this Circuit.
The hornet., 1843-09-26
To the Voters Of Carroll County.
Fellow.citi=ens Of Carroll Countw

FeSloW.citi=ens Of Carroll Countw
lam an unfortunate, humble and needy can
ddate for the Office of Assessor of Taxes at
the next November election, and there being
a charge in circulation against me, which if
not satisfactorily refuted is well calculated to
defeat my election. | Ihave therefore, thought
1t due to each voter in this county, and Justice
to myself to repeI the foul slander. The per-
son who has aided and circulated this false
hood against me, is Mr. Elias E. Gentry of
Holmes county. Now, feIIow-ctizens, ask
you to hear both sides of this matter. and the
evidence and then decide whether am guilty
or not And if shall be able to prove to
your satisfaction that am nat guilty, feel as
sured that those of my feIIow-citizens who
have (nnocentIy) aided in giving circulation
to this report, will be more willing to correct
1t than they were to give it publicity.
Mr.. Gentry says that he was one of nv Sc
cuutIes as Assessor and Collector of Yalo-
DuSha county, (this is true,) and that was a
dteiaulter, and that he Gentry had every thing
ne owned sold to satisfy my defacation-thiS
IS taISe-'oAoly and basely talse. will now
present to you the evidence to prove that |
am entirely clear of this charge, and that Mr..
Gentry has wltully and maIiciouslv lied and
S!andered me.
The Stote of Mtssissippi,) }
faIo64shd County.
-, | William II. Brown,
Clerk OF the Circuit Court of said comfy, do
hereoy certify that there is not now and new
er was any Judgment or judgments AGAINST
Ja'ieS "a Y. Stokes, aS Assessor and Collector of
laioousha county, nor against any of his Sc
Gu Curl'leS, as such Assessor and Collector. in the
circuit Court OF said county, as fully appears
Dy the records of said Court.
r. =, In testimony whereof, have hereun.
IT, 81 to SET my hand and affixed the seal
OF SAID Court, at office in Coffee
vile, the 18th day August. 1914
(Slgned) WIN. H. BROWN, Cpk
"Due James c. Stokes, or order. the sum Of
seventeen dollars, for value received, this 95,b
Dec Io4l." (Signed,) e. EE. GENTRY,
ne above note was given to me for mon.
ey that paid on an execution agains, ,'OE =
gentry In the year 1889, TO keep from denr;v
ing MS poor wife of her cook, whilst I was
actlng as deputy Sheriff of Yalobusba count
anu , before was elected Assessor and ColocI
~, oL Sald county, and Gentry gave me his
TI iHte lot lhe money since left that offi[ew
".s f, VI i'SelI' proves that Mr. Gentry has told
ydaSehooa, without Browns certi6ca,o
nad law suit with the county of Yalo
The hornet., 1843-09-26
WM. BOOTH & T. s. AYRES,

VIM. BOOTH q T. ;. AYRES,
Will address the voters of Carroll coun-
ty, at Epporson's precinct, on Friday
the 22nd. inst. At the Meeting House
near Parker's, on Saturday the 23rd.
inst, at which the opposing candidates
for the Senate and Legislature are invi-
ted 10 attend.
DP THOMAS II. WILLIAMS, the inde-
pendent Democratic candidate for Governor,
will address his feIow-citzenS at the follow
ing times and places, .o-wit:-
At CofeeviIe, on Monday 25th September,
&" Grenada Tuesday 26th
d" Carrollton, Wednesday 9th
" Middleton, Thursday 28th
&" Greensboro" Friday 29th
The hornet., 1843-09-26
Liverpool ClaSsitfcatI't

Bagging and Rope.-tor D@i|
I33 cents, for Rope 81 to st csa
Bagging l4l Is cents, Rope A'|
SagG.--41 a 69-sales brlsS
Cofee.-Rio s a. SIC, Havana
and St. Domingo 64 a 81 censFl
Molasses.-2l "a cts. IA
Flour. Prices have been ualv.i u
dy; say 81 l2s a 81 IS per D:Il| M
Pori.-For Mess $Il and ~ y
SO 25; MO $40 25; Clear S,., -.
Lard.--41 a Z cents-the az as
Bacon.-Hams Al and 3 Gus
cts; shoulders D to 81 Cts
Whiskey.-20 a 81 c.. rL.
Cyrn.-3S a 40 cents. /"
about equal to the demand .h.1
Oats-2S a 80 cents per pusa' nlsa
81 and 35 cents in sacks. ~"
but ample for the demand 81
R.ce.-From % to 4 cents : si,
Teas.-Imperial and GaaPo", 9'o"s
packages, 50 a 55 cents, lOO
40 cts, Powchong 4O a 80 c'S''
40 cenis per 10. L..nbi
CdRdRS.--New Bedford O'aD
Nantucket 25 a 26 cts. per !, PO'5 |.
Soap.--Boston No. l at A 'a.is a
Refined Sugdr.--No lO'' .
IL 1cents per pound. ...,OOs
Sah.--Coarse and fine Li'''f
per sack.
The hornet., 1843-09-26
M.llIsloa Aagat s4. bel
frmf fi lF
MARkEfs |


tHHl dIs commencement.
nf wf uHHpt aGt.aIpstsb
tIfY boz uIf market TbA
r.rII H4mra, tif Cotton. h..
1Ie tsfg mrII1f r utml
IH t.FW are pIuF1fiIpHlIeIg
with tIe exception ul Hew
instance, which b. ll Good as4
at4u advance from l.fWat
now .lurtu.uoi Iof ~ arrive
Pre- ruf may be- uHIfo befna
at our locality. The wa4l.s
of Eve days Ius been uneltr
uIffy, md inducol the laat
Of tho fever may be 'ba coma
this lcar hr realized, the eml.e
be- crippled fora time, a,oaf
neis.borhooi iu this State aaIa
joining, decline coming tod.l
understand there Is sickness
.iGitis less unhealthy here tha
around as, which wo believe 3
case.
CorroN In tho early paud
bad a very good demand and I'm |
obtained, both for the ofD and yu
sales of the three first day, be.v
500 bales per day, principaIlyo,a n
for shipment to Ilayrc, SpaInadI
ern markets. Mlddling sold at1sI
fair to fully MrddIing fair S 5.
fully Fair - a 81; Good Far 9ss
few lots were disposed of--Inia
dinary 54cj MiddIing 6 6!i Nj.
Il a 7!c.
On Thursday morning the Nail
the European accounts via Boston
uIL In Liverpool we find large 81
ton had been made; 10000 bales
three days, at the small advance Of
ID. on American descriptions, and
were stocking themselves at 3!a
dinary and Middling qualities Of
The fine weather with prospect
ful harvest, and the reports Of a.
crop of Cotton in this country "a
say estimates of l5 a l6 a l7OON
in no event over | 100000 bales
frost and fine weather, had induced
to 90 and purchase a supply.
In Havre the market had adVal
the same cause, 2 a 4 centlmes.
The sales have been very light
ket since the accounts were recela
ers Of the small stock of Cotton Ia
not over 1000 bales of old and 1H
demanded an advance of 4c, perl
buyers only give to complete ~ "
ments and sales to the extent o 4S
only reported. We are unable
the market will settle, and annex
tions we consider the prices OI y
days. Receipts of new up to yss,
about 1000 bales. The weather
week, favorable for the crop, ba0l!
and dry. This time last year !"
wet weather.
The hornet., 1843-09-26

fIfH fhflHiiuas mot iihffAl AhA lfah"if# ~
flne indeed, fof heomsn 10 free country -
Where. ald who has mads ihs "l1fliious mii.
representations" ~ shlch 900 frsak of sid.-
Dd hs Aaiurouisgus correspondent m''
fffsts6f 500. ahfn hs stated DEF yoa t"ifd
q. aas ul fs Directors af flf tnnrh pi f'if
N.suff. rn.al li4at. li ietlafigu. urging
afaa hs mafsf l.as b. tai sn ail.tonaI
Five MILLIONS II bonds isig mafssia.
rhss ~ ihs ams i.ms Yo1 snsw '.f. % ~fH
as 800 200 tfow "a na l.ns. haf hs taqf'
nsts ihsraHy aaf (fasiakaHg fnbef n
Ysu voted. tIt ~ us rl4Hsf n t.H ts#
i4ak. aad ~ pledge lts fa'h # i." HHs ..
fhs redemption ~ hsf boaif 500 aH..i E.
lsf iife plus POST SORT if'tHFr gov"
iIs b1as, an uHIolaIel rH..r.. m mfHI ..
county with their lIsisamIa sfHl e..H
yoo veil Easw db1f Hfl lhII 300 'Hi..f. %.
specie ia Hsif tau.tf. 900 f.IImI.| 90 ii0'f
EsI LAByHEH vsH.I Ia e.H.fI aI. # 0..
'g bread ly Haa Iu.aG HaH.af laa
.I. .faH l.e 7ef4 0Hf artrH#rn n.tH '..I.
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ol finding s1ua one ua vH9u 500 could Iuaa
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gfoes aHd eIherwoIcuy httutnms Union
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