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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-08
HEADACHE AND DROwsINEss

Cured by the use of WIN. Browns mex
haustbe double perlumed medIcated Salts,
prepared in sponge with a screw cap bottle.
1t is decidedly the best article ever invented
To remove the above complaints. There be-
lpg in the market many limitations for the
true and genuine article, cali lor WIN.
Browns tlcdIca,t4 Sponge sa,s. Asecn'l'
~ against counterfeit, oP~erve the name Oh
the label, VIM. Brown, proprietor.
For sale by r. J. TAYLOR, Newport
X. |. June {.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-08

Ma ItG.Ht viii not, IT ~ sad, o,rupy
tho post OF s,cietIy .! state poInanonllJ
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-08

EPISCOPAL CosvEsrIos.-Tho Episcopal
Convrution Of the churches in Maryland aud
the Dislrc, Of Columbia, met at Baltimore on
the 3lst Of May. Rev DIR. llcnshaw, recently
elected Bishop Of The Diocese ofRhode Island,
delivered sermon, which was pronounced to
be highly eloquent and impressive ofIef which
the communion was administered by Bishop
Wht,ingham
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-08

The sons Of New England, resident in N.
York, have resolved TO attend the celebration
of the completion Of Bunker Hill Monument.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-08

In accordance with tho recommends
ton the Finance Committee, II TaN
OF. Sil 800 was ordered To be assessed
and paid on or before the lst of Dece:n-
Der next.
Public SehooI Commiiiee-..The fol-
lowing gentlemen were elected to com
pose thus committee for the ensuing
year, viz :.-lobcr J. Taylor, Chris
q. Perry, David King, T.. i. Newton,
James ". Greene, Rev. Thatcher
rhyer Rev Charles I Brooks, Rev
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-08

The President is TO arrive in New.Yorl
Eext sIonday.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-06

stand on the ea'Ih ages after the thou
sands wro un ;Hr iish wid be- gathered
around Us op>r, 81 90 have hccumc part
OF the carth-iIc great nru ct the IA
tion whose honor q will BE- Ia be proml.
non; there. wall Je accessible Iu az pro.
urbillty, Tor many years ; but this band
ol survivors, the living histories OF past
ages, will never In tins world, bee all a.
gam scrn together. Most. o. not all OF
them, are OF those who hal 40 special
rank or emolunrni 20 win tncm 10 inc
service, they we're humble men aud like
Capt. CIcavriand. lea home aud friends
when the meas OF Lexington spread
through the land 70 lay down Ih,ir iir,
Il Il were uccessl - Az Offering Tor their
country"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-06
From the UnlsnIoMn Democrat
TARIFF OK FREE rR4DEg

TARIFF OR FREE TRADE?
This IS u great question which will
divide parties III the next Congress -
! he diStr baton law, and every other
act passed by The " higs for the relief of
the country, has been already repcaIed
except the Ii riff, which Is now rapidly
restoring the country 10 us former pros.
perity, aud relieving our bankrupt trea-
Sury. Yet tins great measure IS now
openly threatened with repeal at the an
preaching session, aud st il be i'm the
rover OF the l.ocoiuco party it will Ger
. family be repealed. The Globe and eve
ry leading Loco Fuco paper in the Un.
ion Is now Out open y and above board
Tor the REPEAL Of The TA2IFF, which the,
den"unce az the only remaining vestage
.oI " HiG legislation. In this they are
supported by every paper in England,
lhey denounce our tdrIf as ruiuous aud
oppressive To the manufacturers and la
bUrerS Of Great Britain. The Ioiluwiuu
acts stated IN Parliament, were derived
from tticIal documents, showInp the
vast Importance Of The American mar
ket To Great Britain. In 1886, il an.
p'ars That the whpe exports Of British
goods 10 France, Russia, Prussia, Den.
mark, sweden, Spain and Portugal.
with an aggregate popu alton OF I2g
mlliions,) amounted to only 52Ii,-3Jl
sIer Ihg, being AT the rate Of 4 pence
| per head, while "a the same year Eng
laud exported to The United Sta'es. CwIh
a Popu,allun Of ~ millions, I2.I35,6U5I
sterling, being 2OI pence per head ,nor-
than 70 times as much per head as Is "a
Ken by those other counties wisely pro
teclIng themselves against the inporta-
ton VI BRUSH goods. Thus % appears
that while The people Of Europe con.
sumo 5nly IL cents worth Of BRUSH
goods per auuum, we consume S3.5l
worth per head.
Thus while England is Joining ,bs
LocOs 90 dcuOunclug our outrageous ta-
Ill., amounting tO du average Of less than
lhriy per cent on her gUJIs, She rn,J
SEES on our staple production ,dures vary.
ing from 90 tU 27JO per cent. Wea.k
hen what AMERICAN can advocate "a re-.
i1ruou of our tariff which the Briffsp
chancellor himself Ough; tu bush tpask.
ln February, 1872, inc dulles ImJysed
pad In Great Britain con Imports from,
The Uuued states we're as follows.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-06
REMARKS on TuE MARKET.

'' r''is'fh ahns June ~.
during NE past ieN Gays tery isIr busiuss, H,.
hccn done 900 our piiuri,a staples Ui cr,lr. C..f,r
ln' i"''g'",'n1 1'-' 600 Sugar 90 us West a.,
Wesieu Produce; however. The tr,u.,,f,.,.. 4. -
been guile uuHed. as tIe night Stocks suI ,.l,,,.i
rates have ag'ln brought rIc demand b,r ,p.-t.
I' les Within uie limits slrbg lums cYusumpr.,,,
sumo lew changes have occurred ui rfrrg. .,,...
'ur last. us vii Doe seen by fslefcucs 10 yY, a.,
particular remarks HpIrw
FLOUR-452a47j
PJRk-Ale.s 80 Pune %
BACON-iiam' 40 shoulder ~ slg
COFFEE-ilavans Green 3 s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-06

R)NNNC:IN .tENL LIFE.-In a
country village on tie banks OF the ilud
son RIVER. n family his lived fpr several
years. 10 .-cuusiauccs some,Sh1' SIN
GUAR and unpleasant. The laIy.who rs
us head. has not heard from az absent
husband M eight wears, ani only with
economy a2i cNeriion his she been able
tn bring up a s"n and daughter ga a res
pectabl. manner. For long Time there
mas been no intercourse betwc N the
family and us connexions IA ireland
!orgclluiucsS setmrd 20 have blatied out
all The lies of consanguin,ty and alice
lion
gentleman OF this CITY, OF great tx
cellencc of heart, aud himself counectc
With the family abrod /, had fbr years
attempted. and in vain, To- tiud out the
residence of the lady. an only succeed
cd ~ dong 50 within few months. lie
immediately interested himself 90 her
behalf, and communicated ihe frci of the
BOYS existence to his foreign relations
Within a few days a copy 81 "A will has
been received, made by the grandfather
OF the children wc have mentioned, b,
which II appears that large landed cs-
tItes IN Ireland. money IN the funds aud
other properties, pro ucing $4,000 dol.
l".s yearly, have beeu devised To this lit
lie icllow,now only eleven years Of aye
by the re 'taIor's direction he is TO be eI.
ucatcd an II provided for hanIsnmsIy,un.
I'll he aItalns the age at twenty five
years, and then he is TO enter upon The
possession of his property.
The unev pccted change OF fortune has
made some sensation ia the village where
the parties reside. and is indeed u very
Sin"uia circumstances
The lad 10 whom this fine inheritance
has descend ID - the grandson OF a CO, o.
ne Ia The BRUSH army. and the great.
grandson OF an IRISH peer, al all which
facts until recently he was ignorant.
On being informed OF his expecta.
tlonS, he dad not seem much elated, but,
alter lit consideration. said to his
friend who had brought him The news,
with the utmost artiessness, ''Ni there
Dc any II oney soon, for the 4IA orJuIy
IS coming on, you know, sir" We are
happy 10 add that his wishes had a ready
Doe" anticipated by his friend, and there
wall he no lack Of fireworks IN this
nelghborhood on the arrival Of "the day
we ceIebrate."-N Y. True Sun.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-06
a MOnIER nd F.YE CmIInp,.,. -

a MOTHER AND FAVE CiiILDRu< -.
IL MURO RED b IA extra from A., ~ IL.
thc Batter, Herald learn thoi most ,,,t "'' q
nruls, rider committed IA Shppe,, r,,E AID
sig, Bulrr cuun,y,o on Saturday morning ns, ,h ~.
ms. ine following are Ine parucutlrs vi the h..
ubc lr,gcdh:
james W,stnn had leith house early in m.
morning irr the pTp'-e ul going To- hts father. 4,
/ borrow from hIn a nurse 10 Elough corn, leaving
n's vile aud i've c.idreu AT hbns w fle ne Vas
absent, the Indian came there, aud. npears from
his confession murdered Mrs. WigIun aud her ii,O
chddteu by beating uII their hraius with stones.
Mrs W'gtun and the yuur sesl shild were quite
dead, whcn iirsI ,,sruV cred. Tae lninu thea pro-
credel L. u Mr. kruuedys house, aud made at
'ark "n Inn AMI hts tinIly; mI,r,ns "A Of ME-
Kennedy very severely. perhaps da Vigorously, by
hiilg hiin un The head with q large stone. Alter
pelns driven uT by Mr. Kennedy, lac next went to
! Nr hieSier's. Where he was captured after a les.
pirate Resistance. IA which a uan named BLAIR was
-erDu-y injured. lie vas taken 40 Sl,uous aud
confessed ihe murder. aud sad tie was snrry Tor
| -
Mrs Wigt'n was als'ui lhiriy-fve years e age
the children, three GIrls aud two bpyS were aged
ahuu' eleven, nine, five, three and one years
The lmtIan Is n'w IN jail. and viii I've Iried al
The Sepirmber Sessions We understand that he
lives in Cnuaraugus Co. n. Y"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-06

ATTORNEY GENERAL Or THE UNITED
STA rES.- The Madisnnian Of SATURDAY evening
officially announces the appointment ui John Nelson
ES. OF Baltimore, Attorney General OF the United
Stale amd that genilemans acceptance OF the post
The following incident, illustrative cf tho state
Of The resources OF veteran fathers At the baule
oi Bunker ilil related by Captain Gideon Fcyter,
Of DauveIs-
Il was occupied with my men in Transporting and
delivering powder aud ball l., those engaged IA bat
Tie on Breeds Hal, IN Charlesiown. We received
The p"Oder IA casks, aud delivered 1 freely yNth
our nnnds and clippers. to their horns their rnc.
e's Their hats and whatever else they had that
would hold u, IlhOur " ght measure or wrappcr..
10 ell wh" needed. | we'll remember the blnckeued
Appearance Of those hu-y IN This wurk-nut unlike
those engaged IN the delivery Of coal on a hot sum,
ners day. Al the same time we were thus ucrupi.
ed The enemys shot were constantly nhrsIlrns BY
hat we had nC Tine 10 examine their chararIer or
dimensions"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-06

TIE PRESIDENTS VSIT-Tbe Ne, Y.rk
Commercial Adveriiser gives preiy brosd hini that
there will nc some d,;ru, in the matter Il setliur
he bill iOi the entertainment 81 the PfcspIert du.
ring his stay IN Tint city. q seems that Ihere was
no appropriation Of money made aud lha, The Mayor
an AID 'rman Puriy took the responsibility Lr ey-
eyihiug that done. Furthermore u j. nvuurh-
ei, that ulseveral prvat, junkeIings, aud "a TACT
IN ,jruiy, Of the Councils were excluded, aud n.
Their in>ured dguity ist have satisfaction in some
wny, they are about {, oppose The approximation 4,
i"h the bl% IL very pretty subject Tor a great
quarrel.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-06

SINGULAR De FEC ZION The late Mr. Ford
a gentleman we'll acquainted with the law. AMI
modes Oi discovering and detecting Infamous villains.
was sent t"r 10y uTeIgu minister Ia trace a VILLAIN
w'o had ia Srd ms name aud drawn large SUN, out
/ ~ the hands OF his banker Mr. Ford observing
that the "rged noe> were all s,eiI accord .ng I'd
nnri"ular oHh gHphy, instantly conceived that tho
i-rg"ry was rom'uIej 10y iOreIgner am. SION after
sIrp. suspected The ann ste 5 Own secretary then
present. To he tIe iOrgri. With Va man he was
l'u Ivy the minister n consider what were the most
prucA' steps To he taken lu eflec "a discovery AH,r
lUtle conversation between them. MIR Ford proprs-
ei inserting advert srmeus Ia oil the public y lpers
offering therein reward IO Ih, discoveries; 10
wh'h The secretary very readily agreed: buI Mr.
Ford under Pieience of having en ms spectacles at
home, desire! the secretary Ia wIiIe aud hp would
dictate, and - COuIrIvCd It Tint he introduced Ito
the advertisements every word which in The sed
drals had been spell according iC aurcular urting-
rrphv; and every word laed - a Iiule, Mr. f Iri
retired satisfied that he had dIsroyered The man -
The advertisements were, huNeNer. printed 90 tue
public pnPersi aud nirpni fortnight afterwards MIR
Ford waited uprn The mini-tcr. but found only The
secretary Al hume. After mutual cvrlIiIr-, Mr. Ford
paced himself nearly va % The Secretary, ~ no
asked hun Nhe'her he had discovered The 6,-.erl-
Mr. Fond l"okmg The secretary sIeadGIsly in tho
face, replied Il have lie then perceived su0h
Sudden change of cOunenanre. that "a s,rpI as tho
secretary had 50 far recnveGei from his alarm as Il,
ask him who u The mani Alr Ford clapping hi,
IA ,uds violently uprn the knee Of the secreIary-
you. sir are he mani CDnscipus gall struck him
to The sorl. aud he window being neat and open
he Instantly jumped ont aud impaled himself upJn
The iron rails before the duur.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-06

FLOURISH ou saturday aisI O6. sIUg. 81,
-, there heiug qure minute 81 brutds ip rp,,
Net. ADInt loo bh's wefc cid irsm Wagon, 81,
Sycamore street, li = lU 90 and SAC.
WHISKY DO BRISK deuiui 90 &c.
LANJ-Iuefc hive been several movement. I'm
Lord wl.un q lev days. TIors Na. ONE .,I. ,,,,
Sunday Of upwards ui 1900 kegs csmpr.s.r,, ,,,,,
lSJOJU Irs zoo &C.. TIE lIr fu ure.ffiu y,s ,...Ir.
Leu Lari, city rendered add prJ.l1Iy one Yf he
choicest lJ.s boo tho market
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-06
Barley, -
Oats, loo "
Beef 81 :.
- PORK and BnrOn, 81, a.

Yet with this system Of duties in full
force. they complain Of our high tar.
III" und "a 4 about the beauties of stree
trade, aud IN this they are sustained
ani supported BY every leading Locolo
CO press IN this country, who say the,
will repeal the tariff next winter. If in
the power OF their party 10 do it,and So
says Van buren,. Calhoun, aud all the
leading men of the party. Wal Penn
~ wanna consent TO be sacrifscd 10 iol
low such a party? We hope not.
FAlErrE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-06

Ahner Rodgers The prisoner who murdered the
Warden III the Boston prspa, on being arrairned said
ne was unroncious Of having killed Mr. Linculn a.
ghn'i whom he SAID he had no unkind feeling. lie
nNercd That on The day Of the hoHIcide. and preyr
ouslV' ne hao been truthed with sickness aud a
rushing ni me blood 6" The head. that lac saw strange
'e' ""' could not restrain himself from making
sn"se noises aud m ouicry. fr whIch he was pun
ished-Wneu asked q Ice " rs rea,v tr r,,,,I he 70
ques'rd lime 10 send Tor his father who llyes IA
Ne" ou'y.-lie "as allowed ul Saturday for that
purpose.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-06
sPIR T Of TIE DoMESrIC MARKETS

Ar BprOv. ,Ih alt sul,. of J;.ne,es n 80,
$40 s4oI small sales from ste res al Sc sal al
g'"Si Ouio az -. 2 IS IS. Curn marker firm Tor
good meullug, IS 90 csuis Er yellow ia wbire
% 81 The Intense best 81 the weather G,, .,y.
e'al days pest had materially diminished the npern.
i'""s ui dealers. Mpinsscs disIliug very dul; of.
Tered by GrsI hand. NJ ) cents, cash; G, corr,
Cuba, ) c,uts b fuuuJns was offered t,J,y H. i,
di,''iisr C,iise linn. but without any further large
sales.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-06

CURIOUS CIRCUMSTANCE dog died m
lhis cry on Saturday last. vino had been lingering
Tor some time, No had such peculiar symptoms that
MS owner determined. If possible To ascertain the
cause U" cutting him open, suake WINS discover
ed IN IlIr stomach, about "a inches IN length IRA.
IeIgh Reg.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-06

DlED-In Pa ney township. Belmont comfy,
Ohm, on the ~ h Of June 1913, JAMES TALBOT
m III ninety scvonIh year of his age, soldier Of
The Revolution, and resic Of said uwnshp since
1905.
DiED-Cn the 18th inst. The residence Of her
S"n1n.lnw ] r. IIulIehen Mrs. REBECCA FUN.
DENBERG. iprmerly Of Pittsburgh. Pa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-06

PGEfiCAL-I sat by Tho open window on n
line de"y evening. The STARS shone out and the
n''ou hGus hermId beams over the rock that bonn.
ded my view The birds had retired Ia rest, bni
me "'keIul frogs mad music in The neghbor:Rg
mar'h and The fire flies IesPnngled The darkness
The signing wind just touched the tree tops. aud
iher U.urmnrs reared gently in my ears. looked
ont upon The charming scene, l JaIsed my eyes la
ihe milky way-anJ reculleCIed my rent UGs due
ne HeEi day
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-06

FATAL ENCOUNTER An aG,,y t,ok Mac.
on The lOih Insl 90 Bloomfield. SipIIarI r,,,r,g
Missouri. between Dr. Chapman on Mr. Daniel So
lord, oi That place n which The former wa, E,rr,d
and he Taller WassevoroIy wounded The wssc,n,
-ssd usrs knives or iirka-Lou Jour
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-06

CURIOUS CAUSE o. IIRF.-Tbs tl,.,sa
Post says. The sun. aided ~ a hui'. eye giass tn
-ou'lle d'"r. yesterday isuel s,iae cornFus'br- n
The attic OF Dani@l B,riIct's Jty good. st,re. Ns IG
Central street Fortunately the sin.ke "a. ubsctv.
ed 10y gentleman ga ucighh1uug colniug r,,m
and burk,t ct water exiting tbs blaze 10 orc
II had done any damage
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-06

DEATH OF GENERAL EUSrIS-Bdrid,er
G'ne''' Aufahlm lusiis' commanding the SIKH
Division Ol the United Srafes Army dicd n, p,
land. Maine. on Tuesday morning. June 27rb III.
uisease' winch was susie iorm 20 congestion Of the
"'in' was very rapid 90 us prpgrcss a week pre.
'"ns Z" his decrase. be arrived ~ Portland from
.nnr OF duty 90 rhs S,uth. Gen En-li.'s sre vas
%. lis hmHy residcnce ~ ai Charleston. S,ut,
u'f'.'na lie was Brglii-r General by broycr.-
,i's ue'Ili P'umol's Lieut. Col Crane and Malpr
Payne ufihe 81 Artillery. lie had been C,, n L.,..,
period siutpued with thp Stale nC Maine and a, !,
hshIy esteemed there. Cen Eusrls WINS n,rrys
l M'''arhiiseiIs and % nephew Of The late Gov Vn
E"sli' ni That Slate. lie was bred 10 the bar. and
regularly admitted 10 prlclice PrcierrrLp militia.
~ Hie he accepted Captains commission ip The
Amy lie served with Distinction boz the last wal,
'"u rise rapidly 10 The rank he held. lie was buried
with military hDnurs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-06

The Ohio STA esman finds lault WIN the Wing
n"minee Tor governor oi Mississippi because he ~
soid TO he by birth and education gentleman. and
his wife an arcnmplishel Indy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-06

LOSS or me SfEAAIBOA 9 4 NRAGON
We learn from the C,arksyIile CTenu) Chr,nIcle
that the steamer Paragon srurk u snng on Monday
morning last IN Cum berlaud rver uIne miles above
EddysvIlle, and sunk TO the boiler deck Her hull
Is rep"rled total loss, aud her cargo nearly full
L'st or damaged. part or the whole of The cargo
was insured al New Orleans.-f Lou Jour:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-06

PROMPTING interest an The New York and
Ohio sl"ck' was paid 20 the holders ia New York
on saturday morning. Tue whole amount was aboul
$50 900
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-06

We d1d the loIpwIug yeiy clever puzzle or Gun.
uudrum n aud English puma:
Spell hlmd pis wun two lcfIer-." Cam "
Isn't bmd pis. rig ~uhuut au (eysJ" Yes
Then T. q spells bud pg"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-06
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTED!

EROM HEEllNG 10 Baltimore, HashiHg-
Ton City Philadelphia, Nels YOrh and Bos-
ton.
~ an arrangement for a term Of years, with
the BALTIMORE and Ohio Rail Road ompany the
prOpnetors OF the GOud Intent and National
read Stage companies from Wheeling are now
for
IL DOLLARS.
From Baltimore To Phhddelphia, by steamboat
sgd wv Castle and French tOwA Rail read
l!m Cq6tH, s. no
~ ~ 'N' q 1dgtH: LOO
DO do lg.f,.g.TaE,- ~ =
AJCOaches leave the Office on Wat.r street
eyeIy day az o'clock, A NJ. and al O'CLOCK r
TRASi.rnished at al times and PERSONS
not wishing t. travel AZ night will always be tor
hIshed WIN coaches Co lay over. They have re-
gsnly PGt on the route. a number Of splendid
lIOV Dull' and Bow spring coach, p, unsurpassed
iOT O'il b. an "a ths upn. rgeir teams are
hhe WIN careful drivers 20 handlc them.
SAFETY, speed, economy ADD cOm!ui ~ passen-
gers, Will be the great sIin ct the prOprei0rs.
ID HUTCHINSON. Aren't fOT The
Good Intent Sure 10.
WM x NEW Az. Arsut
" n. Stage COMPANY.
For tickets apply 40 the Grrat CtutIai K5gts
stage Oihc0 On ~ atcr 81, one DOOR above the q S
.-o.oI. U6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-06
PROFANITY

Gnd's eye Is on you never dare.
To lake hIs name lu vain!
lie VIII ms heaviest cure prepare.
For those who are proiaue.
Bad words polluie the ips They spriuo
Forth from heart impure
Dag ace up'n our natures bring,
Aud make our ruin sure.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-06
NOTICE.

Ii PERSONS nd ebred to 10y note or book
~. account. are respectfully requested TO call
and nuke speedy payment
y6 o w HEISKELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-06

w The cleo iiou IT, uursrana for members Of
Congress Ionk place on Monday last
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-06

GSrThe New York American !say,;-.NIonev
CONTINUES must abundant. rs may be inferred from
'his fact. among others. that FIVE and one half per
cent premium has been already paid for The new 5
per cent United Sales stock