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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-15
I'M. KATz's AMERICAN ANTLBILIoUs

nR. KATZ,s AMERICAN ANTLBiLIoUs
~ LIFE PILLS. GJF The prevention end cure Of
'eiseases arising from disorder ed stomach and
These pills are not offtted as speci6c 10
cure all Diseases as m ost of the publications
Of medicine falsely declare, bur are express.
~ prepared for the renewal of 'Bile'an Bilious
Matter which. Is The FIRST seed Of disease, NJ
the same tine purify the blood and eventually
restore the diseased functions Of the animal
economy 10 Sound health. All symptoms are
certain 10 accumulate an excess Of bile from
Indigeeuve foCd remaining In the stomach;
hence sIckBess and pain, loss Of appetite
dyspepsia Liver c0Tpplaint. rbs umatism, &c
dc. One single IS cent box of Kssz's r n
ANTI BILIOUS LIFE Pills
viii completely carry out and rem Ove the root
the primary cause of most Of the distressing
n9aiadles 80 eon.non 81 the pTtssnt tay. Will
these wso value the health neglect this 81
lmpOrtant m after, until disease beeo res seated
IN the consuiutlOn and rendered d fitult 10
.eyacuafe- Inosf Eills are applicable in ell cases
Of sickness from childhood up 20 old ace, sod
cap, be a &c with perfect safe BY q II under any
circ itnstan 81 psTtlcUlsrl, mo u Ctliesie
teinnles ho are 30 Frequently subecf to tran
,ieni cVmplaints, which often reiidsr their
I, The great superiOrifies Of these pills IL that
they PREPARED from the solid ext aef Of herbs
aho roofs Iheir nature - TO cleanse purify
and strengthen harmless to the constitutions
and death 70 disease.
Aq3eucaB Anti bilious Life pile, allowed BY
the fhbhsande who have need tb.r, 70 he fbe
best purRahve end medicine in exisieuces Be
Gauss they MOI only remove all distractions and
pnt e TIRE Pysieal 81 It's fururiies, but because,
aud which - extremely 10 pOFisnt, Strengthens
aHd gigea proper fon6 20 The stomach. and pro-
duee healthy seton Of al The parts Besides
they are 90 mid and gentle IN u err operation
- render them a. 80 tlu4ee apeyfoCtlv safe nd
desHabl4 rnte1E The afflicted would do we'll.
then, 20 purchase boz o. two Of this vsluyhe
Weaicine. end aiveif far trialf instead 81 de-
gre irg Their system with N revealed doecs Of
Seipnei and Other druRs 30 iniuriousto human
NE nnc happiness. gIlr
frucipai 0Gltc foe she s-le Of this valuable
infdeine, No ~, Nerth Eighth az Phiiad. IDhia.
ano e4ff by ~ ufs generally ard ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-15

NEW GOODS.-The latest arrival Of
FALL q WINTER GOODS
AZ the cheapest cash Store Of p a. r II
MARSH. Ne ifi Main Street
Where thcY have iDst received and are no,,
opening large stock oi F'dHond Winter fyoorls
which in addition 10 their former stock maEes
Their assoIimeni cQmplcte. Persons wishing 10
puIchofe vii hnd z % theifinte 20 eivousa
call a. we ere determined 10 oiea
pJoREAT BARGAINs.-ce
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-15
1000 ms I5ss q ~

= TT-7T ID TVTT7
50 Soz Bed Corda. 80 doz Pio,~b Linz
- Oous h'qnsiia Ropf, 20 Coils Temp Rope.
rs Reels Pa hing Ysrn.
AfsO-LINEs md 1tpi N s N MI nd a.,
vii be soi A. low 81 CASH. 81 ran 81 purshssss
West q ne Mouslaihs The puhlic ere r,-nset-
iuliy seiciied 70 give ne csii before rnrehasna
elsewhere. CHARLES fIsBERRY.
Coslefs Store.
cog Is iti Head q WnlsrsL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-15
ID d PALMER.

A CARD-BOARDiNG by The week Or nv
~ The dag. % suii The times. SINGLE Nal,
ready ~ ALI HOURS. % ihe
WHEELING RESTAURANT,
No 10 Onion Street, hoiseen Main and Marker
FRESH OYSTERS. constantly o. hsnd
oct II EDWARD MCCULLOUGH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-15

Genilemens' Fine C,pih. Seal. Velvet and Fu.
Lined CAPS. Boys Cloth, velveisen, Muskrat
Neptra and SeaIeiI Cap ~. ~. s..-.. ~. . a
Infants Cloth and Velvet Caps, Boston and rhila- {
d-phia style ~ . oc'4 -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-15
LEATHER.

A large assortment OF The hest Bsliimsre and
SPANISH SOLE LEATHER. Upper Leather. Calf.
Kip. KID and Morocco Skins; Binding .-Pisk and [.
Fair; Lining Skins. Thread, Pegs. Nails. Avis Lasts
and Findings generally ALSO, 7'' n ga
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wa JEssOP a SONS CAST STEEL

WIN JESSOP 4 SONS CAST STEEL
gENHE Subscriber has iusf received
i l cases Il BY refhed sxrressly for axes.
do assorted from n inches sqaafe.
do Doodle shear refined for edge tools,
IL Do German or ScYihs Steel;
Also. igs genuine Hoop T., which he ofrers 70
smiths superior 70 sandetson q Brothers manu-
faeiuFs. those who have gwen q trial soy lbai II
can be worksd with higher heat han sny oiher
STEEL SAMUEL MEL
inn ..
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BOOTS S;IJ3J
- sa a. q. T0DD,S 'v - -
BOOT & SEoH STORE.


BOOT & SHOE STORE.
q S. TODD. has lust returned from the East,
- and is now opening his FALL and WINTER
STOCK &C BOOTS and SHOES. o, the Sonfh md
of the Market HShse. Sign ofthe BLACK MANI
MOTH BOOT. As this Stock scecied and
purchased expressly FOR the retail trade Of wheeling
no fears need he enierisiue offs quality and where
an article s sold ptrne. aud ests not turn out 70.
lie such. the proprietor viii make il good in sub
segment purchase. All who want Boots. Shoes. -
Caps Leather and Findings. will please call st The
South End Of Market Square, and examise The fol-
lowing stock. viz At1a
i5e Pairs Meos COARSE BRocANs,. ~os.,,
$50 do KIP -. de, ~
90 do Calfsnd Morocco hfonroes
90 Pairs Boys Thick Bregsns. 100, n (. ...,,
SO do Kio and Calf do,
90 Pairs Ynuths' Thcl< and Kip Shres, ToHr n
100 Pairs Mems Thick and Kip. Bouts. ississ., A 4
l32 do Calf Seal and Morocco Boois, a
SIS Pairs Boys Kip. Thick and Calf do a.
200 Pairs Youths Kip aai Cali -ds,.---.
324 Pairs wonrns' Kip Lace Boots, ltgr1IqH
liza do Calf 1fl DO, t~t4iifF4 4rII
325 do fine sewed Cali q Morocco Bootr. -
200 DO Kip. Cal end Grain Leather Shoes, ?
500 do KID WALKING SHOES. ~, Y.
90 do Kid and Morocco Slippers. \, ,..
1S5 do Silk aud Prunella Gailers.l s,a-..,,.
$50 do Gum and Leather Osershoes- sfH
200 Pa,rs Misses Calf nee Boots, t"s-,H
$40 do KIP BOOTS, W ,'-t ~
.llQ Pair w u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-15

zens of Wheeling AMI vicinity, that they
have opened -. : -. 49,. 81 4 ~.
nj No l43 Main street. Wheeling. Va. where
may BIS found an extensive assortment OF CHI
aRd Mahogany fran ed Looking Glasses, Per,
TRAIT and Picture frames; Upholstery ware, con :
sis.ing efFcafher Beds. bolste-s, Pillows, curl
ed hair Spanish moss, cotton, husk and spring
mattresses; together witli-a full assortment Of
the latest style aud best finished FURNITURE
ever offered in this city; all OF which Will be sold
on The mast easonable term and tsdrrdHted-
Alra Locking glass Plates, mahogany veneeis
varnish, Spanish moss, &c, &c, constantly on
hanf-
!. STEAM ROATS furnish d With every article
Of furniture on tho most accom- mo 5atns terms
and nj short notice.
Orders 10 Ease. vile can be left with J +
ADAMS g. Co. 80
,-iv26 MENDEL s. HARBOUR.
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MITTsi NlTTsN

HEIrTSF MfTTSM ~
dor Gum Elastic ace Mifts.
2 Doc, fgsgsy Efgg'isa hsts, t
n 90 FAncf rUk do
10 Back Nett DO.
ID 1ia.ltd sllk snIb'a Do. +. ff
6 10 - - uolcn fr DO.
With great variety Of Gloves of ercrv IL.
ssriplon and price, a. sENSENEY'S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-15

XTIRGJNIA-IS cHhNoERY AT Circnit Su-
psrior curt % Law and chancery begun,
con inued nd held for the comfy Of Ohio, at the
Court house, thereof on Friday the I7th day Of
November $40. IS lletf 4ff y flF,.
lfa DECREE FOR ACCOUNT.
Francis Il Armstrong. administrator de bonis
uyens with the wall annexed Of NoaE Zane,
deceased.
against --1'5f
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-15

Cdrminatirs ,LazeRees r-for the cpse of the
SUMMER COMPLAINT. Ast the sen son is now APP
pre- aching in which bowel complaints ar always
very troublesome well 90 ia nger0ns, feveryi
family should be provided with albox of these
Lozenges. which, ifu sed according to directions
will Certainly cure. Price 25 cents.
LtquiE Opodetdoe. This penetrating article
poss. sses double The strength Of the common
Opodel .oc Is more clearly and much more con-
venien'ly applied. Price IS cents.
For sfIeby { B M'MECHEN, rt-
je2a Wheeling. vas ,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-01

AMERICAN pREacHfsd.--Whateve the suiss7
cans have or hsvc not they eertanlr hnsc ven,
of preaching, and os speaking sSou. preaching
which we greatly like. There Is freshness ard
reality e5ost their representations of truth. rosI
refreshing and impressive. They treat religion as
they would treat any other theme OF deep aud rae-
rneutous interest Much good has the British
nisi.try derived from the Amcricsn Finaey
alone, has deae moro to improve and quicken The
ministry than sny other dozen uer His warn.
esrnesi vigorous volumes cannot but rsgasd. in
some respects, as fnc specimen Of The rish, way
Of aiming at the conversion and ssnctiGeston Q!
men. They may hare their faults tuy ;hey are
just the books take religion gu; OF she creed and
put il into the conscience; and. ia our country.
where these cseeas and thrts-hinc articles have
more or less 10 do with the rcigio,s, conceptions
Of al,nos; every man, such heoka are especially
needed Honor 70 the mar, wbo. though gifted
with so hns aa intellect, |. coaien, with dospg
good. Loaden Eclectic.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-01

A DEER RESCUED yRoa rwo WoIyEs.-0n
Thursday last, Mr. Mick wss going up the Penob-
scot River With load OF hay, when deer ran
out of the woods onta the smooth ice. pursued by
two asrce wolves. On the ice the DEER could make
no headwsy, on account OF h;s constant slipping )
and tie wolves voraciously seized his hind quar-
tcrs, tearing of the hair, and then seiziug the
flesh and aevouring it. The deer struggled in
vain TO escape, and rent the ar with rs nournfal
bleat. Mr.. Mick Jumped from his load. pulled
OF his beots thai he might not Zip on the ice,
seized bis hstche,. and hastened TO the scene ct
action. As he approached, the wolves growied
their Dissatisfaction, hut left their prey. shieh,
though about six pounds OF flesh had been torn
from IT, was not yet prostrate. The deer was
slain, dressed. suspenaed,o ths load. aua the team
.tarted for the numbering camp. The late rains
have caused 30 much Of crust 10 The snow shst
the wolves generally-and they are quite nuuner-
oas-ind the deer az easy prey; and IN this way
great many are destroyed in our forest
Ranger Whig.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-01
g,,eno wcr,,s,

THE RAINBOW, or Odd, Fellow Miss4lae ssmg
igonsay. Price i:t ernt..
ALisos's HISTORY OF EUROPE siret 1853. mag.
nheert sotk ot the highest character 10 be seipete,
in ~ numbers AZ % eanis raca
uRE's DICTIONARY 81 Aus Manufacture, M,aei. se.
10 be cerapelei IN five pats Of 92o doghe-coisns pages
each. Price 81 itit each paft
GALES ELEMENTS OF NATURAL. PHILOSOPHY.
with several hundred sHgfRsings Price t9ctnls
BuLwERs NOVELS. In apiiosm ediilna a, = csrasfes
each Newell
SIR WALTER seoTT's NOVELS. at Is cents rash
Dick ENs's Nicholas NsAets q GEMS, oiispr rsat 30
centl.
rHlERss ntsreRf or THE FsRNcu REVOLT.
TioS, IN i6 ndHsbsFs at ~ teut. eaela
BEAUTIES oF JOHN WESLEY. ia 4eeBts
SiAAA cAPPFLLn by Lady i.yuon Bulver, lss
MEKRy's ausHuM. Fpbreary, Ptice 10 eeais
D'AuBIaNEs REFORMATION vols stea
MAGAZINES ier February 81 cents
ILLUSTRATED COMMON PRAYER BOON, Ne, !,
25essis
BLaCBWuoD iof January, "a eenta
LIFE or WARRINGTON, Na. :, - esnis
RAINBOW, No ,, i2I cents
Aud all tho eisRp edltisnS OF Sepainr ard Fupsiar
work, gr sale tbs Isavt prices oistais fsa
by GREELEY n MrEI8aTH.
Tribune Daiee, isa Snssas.stFset
aT-ss ifon ssssnea Giasa Psstnassers as futsldHas
resps rtlatly noilessS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-01
Steamboats,.

Much attention has recently been directed to the
invention BY Mr.. RAUB, of Washington, d. {. of
mechanical apparatus for the prevention OF the
explosion of steam boilers. From the time of the
first practical application of condensed yapor to the
propulsion of vessels, and particularly since the
more modern and vest improvements made therein,
in all other respects than this beth by mathematical
calculations and empirical discoveries, for it cannot
be denied that much is sometimes due to the blind
essayings of the inexpers,) the attainment OF some
mode of security Of this nature has been most anx-
ioasly desired. We have discovered the almost in
csculable potency Of steam and have reduced it to
q asubservience, although upon the whole infinitely
beneficial, nevertheless (t must be coniessed) not
g lis,le precarious and dangerous. AS an absolute
remedy against those fearful disasters occurring SO
repeatedly upon our waters, from the cause above
auded to, it is confidently asserted that this con-
triyance is perfect And, from the testimonials
given in relation TO 1t by the Government and other
Engineers of almos, all the numerous sseam.vesseis
plsing to and from this City, published in The
Tribune Of the a5th instant, we presume there IS
no doubt of its complete efficacy. To whom shall
We look for practical and satisfactory information
on this subject but to our Engineers? And their
decided opinion having been unesuivocaliy eS-
pressed, j, will, we trust, be sufficient TO cause the
universal adoption of this apparatus by the pro
prietors Of steamboats, as q matter as well OF pc
Canary profit as of peremptory dafy 10 'l'e 'rsSe
Ing portion of our community.
In fact if this invention be of that Importance to
the safety of vessels (Which we do not doabt) as
sitesed by so many of our practical men ana most
experienced Engineers, the travelling pubic viii
net only extend their patronage TO those owners OF
sienboats who have the philanthrepyto to take every
mssns in their power to prevent the horrible oe-
siruction of human life by the explosion OF steam
boilers but they will insist that aa such means De
sdopsed, and win hesitate TO travel by any convey
aRcs the owners of which refuse neglect TO adopt
every possible means for their safety against DIS
sster and destruction.
E DR.. Buchanan has been lecturingon Neuro-
Icy IN Albany. A correspondent OF the Evening
lOarnal-said by the Editor 10 be an 'intaiilgent
sentleman'-wrisss that st the close of his second
lecture he gentleman operated on publicly de-
ssasea that SO far as the experiments upon him
were concerned The whole subject was a farce
shat ne had never been put to sleep and that all the
Effects said 10 be produced by manipulation DC.
we're gross delusior,
!l. -------Aar-------
HEcroR o'HALLoRAs, No, TX, has been
Published by Appleton & Go.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-01


CosSonIAL Hooks AND EYss,--Amslia Sim
cox, in letter 10 Western Editor unbssems
her wrongs IS follows:
married Simeos eight wears ago, y, WHICH
time nay gowns were fastened by eight hooks and
eyes. New, Sir, you wih readily conceive that
no woman can completely hook-asA.cye herself
When she beeomes married woman, ihs book.
aud-eye duty naturally devolves updn the hnsbasd
For the first gear Of my marriage, Simeox like an
affeciiona,e husband. hooked-ana. eyed the whole
eight; the second year hr someshat peeyiskls re-.
strcted bis attention TO seven the third to six :
the fourth TO i've; the fifth 10 fsuf and on de-
cressipg, until this aornihg-tbs Anniversary OF
our eighth wedding dsy-vhen you would have
supposed hini possessed o. the fobdesi reccl-
lection,, te dropped another i,ooA-snd-syer inti-
aiiag TO mo that tot the term Of ms nstufal liie
DC should restrict himself up one-.,he heok-and-
eye al the top As kaow, Mr.. Editor, yoa have
crowd Of female readers, | thought Il q duty /
owed TO my sex 70 warr them, through The medium
OF your coirnps, OF ,ne crsfsineAs aSd-l must sEy
1.-THE selfshness Of Man. They Will hsps, take
warning by my condition. and ere they enser INTO
rnasrintony, stipnla,c for due psfisrnianee OF
toilet a,tentioa on the psr Of their husbands
While in our pride. VIC werlen remember that
marriage has Us bonds, let DO, the nsn forget that
il has also its Hooks and Eges
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-01

DrsRaDArios.--we tnd ,ae following sad re.
cord IN ,fe Motile Herald;
A ssn named james Reai, regularly edncated
Presbsierisn clcrgymzn. q graduate Of the Dai-
yersiry of Edinburgh aad an iauicdiatc descend
ant from the celebrated philosopher Reid, was 90
weanesssy fas, sent by the Recorder Of The Sec
ond Municipality OF New Orleans 70 the work
house is confirmed druukard ssd vagrant.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-01

u Ths Memphis appeal mentions ruusr
that ;eaF or Eve scres Of snd upon The Sc Francis
Riyer, Ark, we're sunk By the late earthquakes,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-01

| MISSIONARY EFroRrs.-The last number OF the
Lady's Book contains letter from the Rev. c. Fl.
Alden, Montevideo, in which be describes the
kind of missionary school in that portion of South
America, and urgently appeals to this country for
aid in the way Of suitable school books and appa,
ratus, of which he says the country ia destitute
tits pleasant to think this appeal will be promptly
| answered and thus furnish new link Of kindly
feeling between the Republics on either side Of the
Equator While our Southern sisters were raising
iheir voices for general and eicien, system
Of instruction. some ladies in this city were uniting
their efforts To prepare one for their use The
Lyceum Education Society has, We believe, in
press, and in part published the whole course OF
books used in the most successful Public Schools.
set handsomely bound is to be presented TO the
Emperor Of Brazil, with request that on any i'm.
provements in the means of instruction adopted in
either country may be exchanged. The Society
organizing this simple yet eficacious plan for ex
tending the cause of Education, is the same which
has for the past month labored TO introduce
moral and instructive reading library within the
neglected precincts of the Halls Of Justice We
trust the press generally will lend these efforts an
encouraging voice. and our citizens-publishers in
particular--!iberal aid
PRIME FACTS FOR TIE FARMER, the FsuiT .Gsowga AND
THE PusLic; bv NJ. n. BARTLETT. New.York NEfs
Cornish, 27s Pearst.
Under this title has just been published pamph-
let Of some sixty pages, containing many facts
which will be of service to the Agricuturis,. They
we're furnished by John Forman Esq, Practical
Farmer said TO he abundan,ly qualified to give
practical instruction on the subject of which he
speaks.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-01
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New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-01


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New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-01

BEHOLD HOW GREAT MATTER A LITTLE FIRE
kispLErH.--Tke following is from The Providence
American, an Administrations paper, Of 1882 In
which Is proved that Genaral Jacksoa's election 10
the Presidency was in consequences Of hog .
breaking into mischief in Cranston. Rhode Island
a number Of years ago. The proof runs ,hua :
General Jackson hia electios TO the victory pf
New-0rleens that victory derenaed on the exist.
ence Of the war; that war was declared in she Ma
tioBaI Senate, by a majority OF eas jererpiah h.
Howell, mepber from Rhode Island, voted for
The war Hud his competitor, James Bnrrill, ocs
cupied his seat, he would have voted against the
war. Nc, Howell was slected by thu esstias vote
of the presiding officer of the Rhode Island egis.
lsturc. The tie was ocessoncd by the absence Of
. member belonging 10 the political party of Bur
rill lie wss prevailed upon to absent himself
through the influence Of MI individual At yafiaacc
with Burrili on account of Isw suiL respecting
the asprednions Of hog, in wheh SAD, Mr. Bur.
ri was the prosecuting attorney. Had il not been
for tie hog there would have been no quarrel.
Had there been quarrel, Dir. serriil would
huve bcen elected the war would not have been
declared, and The here OF Se~.Ofiasns would
acrsr have been known TO one quarter II she pea
pie over whom he was chosen 20 preside
According 10 James HsmiItan's letter TO John
c. Calhoun, the victory of New Orleans has eost
the United States FIRE hundred s,ilieHs Of dollars
Thi. is going the WHOLE Hsai
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-01
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