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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-25

~ LOE = y NHON u n y III K4fts5s
Y'BE subscribers beg leave TO inform the citi-
zens Of Wheeling and vicinity thai they
have opened
GENERAL FURNISHING WARE HOUSE.
a. No l43 Main street. Wheeling, Va. where
may be found an extensive ass0rime0t OF Gilt
and Mahogany framed Looking Glasses, Por-
trait and Picture frames; Upholstery ware con-
Cd hair Snapisb nooss- cottanH b,,st' ana snrino
mattrasses; together with a full assortment Of
the lstest style and best finished FURNITURE
ever offered IN this cityj all OF which vii be sold
on the meet reasonable terms and 1rorraufsd.
Also Looking glass Plates, mahogany veneefs,
- yaEBisbs spanish moss &c, &c, constantly on
hand. f.a =. \
"a STEAM BOATS furnished with every article
oftnrniture on the most Accommodating terms
and ~ short notice.
J. Orders 70 Zaaesvilie can be ieft with J ?
ADAMS & Co. aa
iy2s MENDEL & HARBOUR. 9
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rBkWARE OF INVITATIONS.
3 a FAHNESTOCK & co.
Corner OF Sixth and Wood ste. PiUsbureh.
p r M'MFCHFN.
JONAS CRtJMRACRRR. g.
JAMES BAKER, -

" heeling. Va.
ELISA gentle but efficient cafhartic. ex-
grossly adapted fvr ftmlly physic; and are nel
surpassed by any other oil nee f0r al cases h
winch acathsric " indicated. They will operate
moroughly without gripping. Price % CITE for a
box containing 30 pills
Fheunoafc or C0ugh Baisam-A valuable
CoVgh Lozengos.-These T.ozenges possessa !
re virtues Of the best Couth Syrup. are csnve-
nlent 20 carry n me pocket and are very peasant
70 me taste. Price 25 cents.
:, Carmtnqfire LozenRes the eve Of the
summer complaint. As tho seascI is now ap-
pc ACHING IN which bowel complaints ar D always
very troublesome as we'll 80 dangerous. every
amiiy should BE- provided with a box Of these
lf21enges, which, fused according 20 directions
w cefialhlY cure Price - cents.
Liquid Op0dsidOc This penetrating arfille
Poss.sses d0ubie The strength Of the common
Opocelg0c - moss ceanly and mpch more con
FemcnuV opphtd- hrIco-2s cents.
FoI sale ~ . q RMECBENs
Je2s Whedine, Va.
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UR RowN'& cos Baltimore. PhiIadeIphia. Chm.
= y beriand. Pit,sb 1fgh. Wheeling CINCINNATI
Louisville and ST Lonis package Express. Foreign
Letter. and General Forxarding Office Specie
Bnnk Noies, Par ole. md cases Of Goods Of every
Prescription, will be received and forwarded with
the u'oosi despatch 10 all the Ensern Western and
Southern clies,-aso to Liverpool Losdon. Paris and
Havfe. ..1 rne ~ I'D
. Particular attention given 20 Custom House Busi
ness colieciion OF nsles, draiis. bfils. &c. &C.
Special messengef win leave the Baltimore
Philadeiphe, and New York Offices daily. 81 2
OFFICES AND AGENTS "a 30
Messrs ATKINSON q TEMPLEMAN, Cumberland Nd
JAMES Y. CALDWELL. Esq. Wheeling Va u 4
L, P. FRANcIscUs e. Co. Third 81. Cincnnatfi, Ohio
And No 80 N Main, ST Louis. Mo-
GFoRoE A. BERRv, ESQ., Pipshnrgh, Pa--,s,.~-r
And Museum Building. Baltimore street. Baltimore
Md SIT EfzFgFEav u .julyla
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PACKAGE -ExPRESS VIA. CrMBEREAND
AND WHEELING TO CINCINNATI =.
THNHE pub ic are informed fhat GREENE q
co. have entered int an Arrangement
with the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road .Compa-
ny 10 rue a Car with the messenger train TO
Cumoerland, and are pFerHrcd to forward Pack
ages, porests. and bundles, al, 10 and from ths
following places.
Frederick. Hancock Hdrper's Ferry. H1drtias-
burg, Cum beriand. Wheeiing, Cincinnati.
Packages received and forwarded daily byfhe
Mail Train, leaving Baltimore att Ia NJ. ar.
rlvfnR'at Wheeling by PIX FRI 81, early the fol
lowing evening, and delivered free of n0rierage.
TIE above line will forward pack ages, specie,
Drafts. Bills Of Exchange make collections aid
attend 10 the p5rchase Of goods IN Baltirn re,
Philadelphia, New York and intermediate towns =
Greene q Co. haSIng connected the above line
with Griswold g. Co.'S Baltimore and Philadel
phla. faad Adams &. Co.'S New York and Boston
Express Lines pledge themselves to execute
with fidelity and despatch, any business edtrUsl
ed 10 their are.
NJ B All packages by the abavelpe must he
marSed Care Of Groeae-65 C0's " estern Ex-
press. <SThose from the West Greene y. Cos
Eastern and Northern Ex. ress. We beg to
refer 10. the following geptleEaen. 1f1
Messrs Brickhead & Pearce. ae-l rrisr2
Do Talhoi. Jones & Co. tBs No.
DO Matlhews Ougd e. Co. D3'H"o's'I
WIN Pubinson Jf. ESQ. HrHN
Messrs D4kfp son q 60, Cumgerlopd-
At}ENTS--O lipha Bfs G Duncans, Cum berfGnd.
Jas RI Forsyth a. Co, Hheeling.
\ N. Ahpackagee addressed to the care Of the
above agencies wall be forg arded With despatch
sag al Gffeg Market street Baltimore.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-25
INSURANCE,

EyI7R &MARINEs LSSURANCE-Thers ar
n two situations onlyin which individuals can
be placed where laof can adequately appreciate
the value ~ insufgnrs. These are, while ~tand-
me upon TIE mis- Of their own properly .ither
receiving from an insurance Office the fuil ~
mount whicbfhcy have lost. or dianfing on the
same spot surrounded perhaps BY 3 desolaie fam-
w, isncpnnR fhst stupidity andfOiiq winch had
fa,ied fQfrevidc for such q conuoEcncy
s AKIN SON a gent offhc pROTkDFION
INSURANCE. co or HAKrFOhD, CONN
Nhtake risks On dwelling houses, ware houses
pHiess mills foctoriee, DC, together with Their
Z f,heut-i such ae fufnifure, merchandise. ma
NnlnefVs and cvergother descrinUon Of insnrable,
z pfepsfiY. Alao, on steam, keei and hat boats
a9a toeif caIHses % and from any port on the
,,Ohes on Man street, asaTiy opSosite the = 8
a0isl iaa j, ls41.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-25

AND CERTAIN CURE FOX WORMs.
{ CERTIFICATE OF us efficacy can be seen a
the store of the subscribers sufficient TO sat
lsfy t1e most increduous. Price 25 ceats
eUr s1 WHaTEtEE, Green, Co. Pa.
.... Ma I1th, lef3. 8
Dear Sir: have beenusing your veFnifuee in
mypracuce for number Of years, and find it
the most sure and safe Worm Destroyer mat
ever had. rif4 r.A us. +, f.f1, q =
7 was called toJs child six OF seven years old 10
Nav, 1872, which was then in spasms with the
worms, gave Z Devial cfyour xermif1ge, >.
Rreeahly 70 objections, and the chIld passed 40
worms. In a few weeks, 1 gave IL smother vial
and il passed 200 more, makinein all $40 Worms.
The child recovered Immediately, AMI has enioy-
Cd. good health ever since
nave PRESERVED u en- many ether cases. In
winch Il has brought away 200 and 400 Worms
JONATHAN MORRIS.
b L.'. BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
There are Vermfuges 10 almost every section
OF the country, asserted 10 BE- abe same ar eonal
TO Fahnesiock s. which is sol tbe case-tlere
gre none lkeit. They contain dangerous inpYt
clients. Avoid ihen as you value lileaud health
use he first and only safe ane ficacioua one.
70 not De per, uaded By the Interested tsnder
For sale by fs.tlit n.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-12-29

JUDGES IN ARKANsAs.-1he A ~, \
judges appear, by their own i a,tvs !
have hard time of it. The l , rs
from the late charge Of the nun y i;.isl
Field judge Of the sixth Judls's .' u
to the:grand jury of Hemps'eau ; :, i II
''ln some parts Of Arkansas H. ! / ,,,i
dangerous fora judge to pro'ec'', l ",r,
from insult, or assert his au'l'v. ~,
what he does or says is not exactly |, "a
bic to the taste of some, he IS ~ us ,,;st
annihiIa,ion. One or two p,oss ecu.
torneys in the north part Of !he , s.;~
been waylaid and murdered lot uo.D !;
duty. In another part the jnoss' ~ ~ "a
red GU, Of the court house BY :" s,,I,
lace, and his life put in danger n asa
cause he wished TO hold his cpu ~ ]
law directed. Another Judge Wa = Of 4
ing attacked while on his benen y, s5b
ercising his authority in keep.s ss, bp
in the court house during buslns - ii
Another Judge was forced y y d,;pk Z
roffian 10 leave tbs bench ana ~ " Il cest
him, and this during the. s''''s
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-12-29

instead ':, Of eoneedi'g due credi, to N,
asking that justice may be done Il m'R,
counsry's braves' defenders, WHOSE 'a :,
age declining health. aud ,o,,e,;,s s''a
warm him that soon he mus, l..,.
Of his earthly glory. The edi,o, .h' :"
with doing it for the purpose 81
time, presuming that because be Az
the wings in national politics, and !;
ed by his political friends, the viii,
Of The Legislature must, as mar, asai
meet resolution proposing to do h;,' e
with rancorous opposition, and Iona y -
Had7our country suffered the u;., s'''e
losing the services Of the old chis(l,'
formed since he left the field Of han,
red with the blood of invaders. vh.s'
beat high in anticipation of .bea,y ,.s,
and had we intima,ed that a viii.
found SO lost to sense of justice ..,'
a voice against the repayment Of ,hss
posed upon him, we should be propm,'
slanderer Of the wing party, by The san.
who now oppose its repayment.
After an incessant war Of six ve,,,
Territory Of Iowa, against The ur;,.,
the wing party. we fatter ourself th,, w. ~
a little of the feelings, the sentiments ~
members composing the party in the ~
ry, aud, unless we are greatly deoe;.
large majority Of them are no, 50 hl;,I
prejudice as TO sustain members in ,t,,.
siiion to the repaym Of the fine g..
there there are who can see no me,;, ;..'
justice to any one who has been irs,n..
in defeating the schemes of their ,,. ,
ere the sod shall grow green Ger Tho on ~"
the warrior, when people, nalioD. ' ,I,s
ward due credit TO the hero, the eheels -
as now deny himSremuneralicn. win ~
with shame.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-12-29


OREGoN--A STRANGE paopos,7,0y -.
FROM A WHO. The N. Y. rribu,.
Saturday week thus shadows forth =,
extraordinary proposition.
why should we not now offer IN e.,
Britain that we will relinquish sNel,;.|
to territory ives, Of the dividing ridse h
the Rocky Mountains if she will d M
same, leaving the whole country b,,,,a
California and the Russian possessions
be settled by whom it may, as an indsu,
dent nation, framing its own govenas
under the joint protection, SO lone II
may be needed, of the two countrie, NJ
claiming ii Such a rclnquishmen, va
reflect more honor on either nation d,
twenty victories and the conquest Il
continent
We could not have believed that d
man who calls himself an American wa
have submitted such disgracefu suns
der to our gallan, countrymen. Il d
seem still more strange when we add
the mover is the editor of one Of lhsaS
ing exponents of the Clay Wing payd
the Union. What does he propose b d
United Sta.esg Nothing less rhastnl
surrender of a territory at least five dns
as large as that Of the Empire SLATE, q
with soil as fertile as any within oua
ders with a climate so favored hs
rarely feels the inclemencies Of our VII
ers !; blessed also with line water adt
atmosphere pure ant health giving aa
be found on this or the other continent
New York contains population o.
500, 900, and it is calculated, is capahi
supporting at leas, l0,oOu,ooo Of paa
Oregon can and probably will evenlial
supper. four times (40,OOo,ooo) 'haF
ulalion. Yet this beautiful and hraa
land. to which we have as undouba'
right as we have 10 Wisconsin OF Mise
ri, it is proposed, we should yiedTs
cast out beyond The pale OF our slsIsp4
led banner. This cannot, nei!Lr WILL
be. She is all our own, and nead ~
part of this glorious Republic sh' sn
contains her 10O,O0O,00O Of peors VIII
law, order, liberty and virtue, as h'T
dians Of her greatness.
Let US not be misunderstood W."
not in favor Of any premature ne'sal''
take possession of the Oregon 'ena
or to establish posts on the Colunh'p
er. This is not needed. The tsav
and natural growth of our own ennr
sing population will suffice. A. w.
require, the Oregon will be se'tIedgn
dy pioneers and enterprising frssns,
Yet we would not tamely suErenos,l
inch of that soil to which we are ~ 4
entitled. We know that the Bfl''sp n
is already in possession. He may s ~ -
name and raise his paw, but ne VIZ sa,
jy retire before the growing anu w w.N
BILE tide of American settlements .h,t
instinct not to provoke an encoan ~, ' ID.
the chances are so fearfulIy asa'''''
Albany Argus.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-12-29

The operation Of trade rest ON a sound cnrren-
cy, and the rates of exchange are reduced TO
their lowest amouht. In this condition OF
things have felt it to be my duty TO bring to
yonT favorable consideration, matters Of great
interest in their present, and ultimate results,
and the only desire which feel in connection
with the future is, and vii! continuesto be. TO
leave the country prosperous. and its insNtu-
lions unimpaired. JOHN TYLER.
WASHINGTON, December, 1915.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-12-29

- The Davenport Gazette, in an editorial
notice Of the proceedings Of the Legislature,
says:
"Mr. Rogers informed the House that aJ-
Hero Of New Orleans, that he again threw
take it up in defence Of the old gentleman's
s. ine." This is the most prominent of those
questions which are annually eked out for the
purpose of prolongng the session to its great
est length. May all such be qnashed ia the
graft and their originasors perceive their error
in introducing Them"
We have had frequent occasions for finding
fault with the tone and spirit of the whig press
of the territory, matters similar ii, their ma
ture TO the above question, but, thinking that
it more properly belonged to the wings them
selves to rebuke their brethren for the expires.
sion Of such unpatriotic sentiments, we have
chosen but seldom to expose them.
In introducing an expression Of the senti-
ments Of the Legislature on the subject Of re-
funding the Old Hero the fine imposed upon
him for an act so praiseworthy, Mr.. Rogers
certainly wished to provoke no lengthy or pro-
tracted debate--hoped to excite no unkind feel.
ing in the bosom Of those who differ with him
in national politics-bnt, on the other hand.
would have felt pride in Witnessing their
hearty concurrence lin sentiments so creditable
to the body OF which he is a member. But.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-12-29
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1919.
TO DELlNQUENTs.

Now IS the time to settle your arrearages. we
will receive Wheat, Pork, Beef Beeswax, Poultry
&c. at the highest market price, in payment ofdebts
due this Office. Those who neglect to avail them
selves of this offer, may expect an early demand OF
the cash. We MUST pay Dun debts, and to enable
US to do this, Others must pay us. We have come
to the conclusion that we cannot live on wind and
determined to try it no longer.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-08-11

rom abroad 10 increase our currency,
would, in The end, impoversh US by the
payment Of interest, and ruin the coun
Try!
! also showed you, that while New
York, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New
Hampshire and Rhode Island. with an
entire population Of but 3087 ,0Ol, had
367 banks OHIO with population Of
l,5l9,467, had but ten banks that the
currency OF Massachusetts had decreas-
ed but about q per cent 10 six years,
while that Of Ohio had been forced
down more than .fDe hundred per cent.
in the same time; and that these were
the great causes why money was abun-
dan1 at the East and dislressingly scarce
among US!
Aud from all these and other facts, |
drew the inference, irresistible 10 all
well informed unpreudiced minds, that
banks were necessary for the prosper,
ty Of the STATE; bai we could not rea-
sonabIy expect Tor many years to come,
TO change our pecuDisry relations from
depression 10 prosperity, much further
tnan 10 enable us to increase our specie
with the increase Of our population. and
that the doctrine that specie would flow
into the country to take The place of pa
per on its rejection from circulation as a
currency, ,OaS fallacious in principle,
false in fact, and gull trap to catch The
poles of The Credal0WS and unSusppCting
! declared to you that owing TO the in
convenience and trouble of counting spe
Gle; the expense, difficulty, AMI danger
OF transporting 1t from place to place
and for other reasons; paper currency
based upon specie, redeemabIe at all
times with it, and good and current all
over the country, would be worth more
as currency only, than gold and SILVER
and under our Ct circumstances was inds
penslbIe 10 the prosperity Of the country
that under the then existing laws Of
Ohio, 10 man capable OF acting with
prudence would ever act under them
aud that some of these laws were made
with the full, bot covert intent, Of de
stroying banking in Ohio.
And now, fellow citizens, let me ash
you if in fourteen years expermen: yol
have approached any nearer the COLDER
era promised, "when the yellow boy,
should flow up the Mississippi, line you
pockets with cleaning gold, md shin'
like carbuOcIes through your silker
purses!' Or, has the prediction an,
promise been to you like the wilo th'
wisp, always inviting, but fleeing you
approach9
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-08-11
TO THE CITIZENS
COIUmbiana County.

The very Aattering manner in which
my pamphlet Of the 4th of March has
been received by most men Of al poIiti'
cal parties, the almost immediate OK
haustion Of the edition, which was a
large one, the repeated calls for more
copies which ! cannot supply, the mis-
presentations which are daily being
made upon the subject Of banking and
bank laws; and more especially the
abundant testimony which at all times
particularly Of late, haI been furnished
me, that the great mass of the people il
correctly ddraSed Of facts sOlH oitOays act
for the public good as well as their own
induce me 10 offer you yet another ad
dress connected with the currency, snd
especially relating to the banking laws
OF Ohio. From these laws | will give
extracts OF such parts as are particular
ly fatal TO banking, but they shall be o
entire sections or clauses, and contain
all the matters of moment upon the sub
jecIs referred TO, so as To present nj
garblng of language or misconceptior
oI IDEAS; and 80 far as ! am capable o
judging, my comments shall in every
case be the fair and only true exposition
Of the subject matters contained in tht
extracts.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-08-11
OF THE BANK LAWS OF OHIO

pOiH now show that these lars prohi'
Bit banking, and that SuCa tOaS the inten'
ton of the makers!
And lst- Extracts from Latham's
Law. so called. passed March 7 l842,
with accompanying remarks. See page
80, Ohio Laws. vol XL
"Seclion !. Be ID enacted By the Gen
erGl Assembly ofhe STATE Of Ohio, That
all companies or associations Of persons
desiring to engage 10 and carry on the
business of banking within this State
which may hereafter be Incorporated
shall be subject to ,he rules, regulations
limitations, conditions and provision
contained in this act, and such other act'
to regulate banking as are now in force
or MAY HEREAFTER BE ENACTED IN THU
STATE"
Here, then, at the very commence.
ment, is dlstinc, and full reservation
reduced the price upon most articles o
merchandise about one third.
MANY OF our ultra mec not only op.
pose banks, but are equally camerou
for free trade. Let US see what klnC
OF free trade we are permitted TO havt
with Europe. From the reports ant
tables before me, find that in l84l
we imported into the country goods, &c
valued at 1927 9i6 M, on which ",
levied duties to the amount OF only GA
487 600 and fraction, or about ! |
per cent; while our explorations TO Eu
rope during the same period and amount
ing to about ninety one millions Of dol
lars, paid duties to the different Euro
pean governments; Of one hundred an
thirteen and a half millions Of dollars, o
about l24 per cent; about etcDen time
40 much as the duties levied by thi
country upon like value Of imports!
The average value Of that portion {
the tobacco crop exported 10 1889 an
40, was 50 225,045. which in England
France. and Holland mostly, paid a du
ty Of $32 453 $40
God save the country from any free
or trade than this on our part.
. In iS4l the entire amount Of expor
J from this country to Great Britain an
; all its dependencies in the four quartet
= Of the globe, was $67,SG9, l46, viii
) the small State OF Massachusetts, {
0 shown by Legislative report, purchase
Y the last year Of her sister States, to III
/. amount Of S42 100000. The marke
: Of Massachusetts aud Rhode Island 'at
o more value Of the productions OF tt
@ other States Of this Union, than the en-
J. lire market of Greal Britain and all i
u dependencies, Why then not encouI
age domestic industry, especially whe
o YOU secure by ila good market for yol
- own productions?
n *Tho volumes Of Statutes to which
s refer may be found with the TowDsh
Clerks, Justices. &c in the sever
- townships; and If my person Claims tn
my quotations aud ln(erences are n
- true, search The proper act and they "
% be verified,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-08-11

*The term inSolpent is used arbilrari
ly in the bank laws, and not 10 denote
that the assets OF The banks are lnsutli-
cienl TO paw its liabilities. If for any
cause the officers of bank neglect or
refuse to redeem single bill, upon pre-.
senlalion for payment, or a small loss
accrue in the capital, the law pronounces
the bank insoIvent, notwithstanding us
available assets are twice the amount oI
liabilities. The charter is declared for.
reited, and the law rather forces scram
bic between Ihe bank commissioner and
creditors for division Of the sPohs!