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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18
DIR Y-G 90 ID s.
GREAT ATTRAC rION!
SECOND SPLENDID STOCK OF
NEW. GOODSM!

TIME SUBSCRIBER bess leave to Uniform
the citizens. Of Wheeling and the
heighborheod, that he has just returned from
PhilsdePhia and Baltimors, ard Is now rsceiv-
FRESH STOCK OF NEW GOODS.
lBssng the second supply this Fall which for
quality AID cHEArsEss cannot be excelled II
slualled IN the City OF Wheeling.
Cloths Of every variety Of shade and price. We
~ law indeed.
Ca sifneres and Cassinetta of the greatest qarn-
tify ns sinable.
Kentucky Jeans, fulled cloths. ~
Kerseys Beaver cloths. GiraEe cloths, and eve
~ variety of goods for csass and nantaoons.
Beached and BrswH Mushns, Flsnneis and
Checks
Af.SO-The largest assortment OF Calicoes he
has ever ofiei ed 10 the public
Domestic. Earlston and Manchester GinghaTts-
Splendis new STYLE goods Tor dresses. such as
rich igd YxIpcts, China PeSin, Chuean de
Lame Muslin de Lame, silk stripe Aackbers,
ca new artieie) striped, 6a q, changeable, PLAIN,
and varegatcd Alpaca LftsfI es. with every
kind sf Goods in fashion for Ladies dresses
.Sta Ieis, HaR5kerctiefs. Gispes, Hosiery, MHs,
Cuts. Ribbons, Bonnet SILKS and Innings, Ar
Ifcf1Ls, xfc.
The undersignsd would take this coca sion to
express his thanks TO the public for the liberal
ssars OF their patroaage heretofore received, and
hopes and believes that an examination OF he
stock will satisfy any one that he is still en- titled
10 full share of the public patronage
oct ie ! SENSENEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18
TEH:GRaAT REMEDY.

WHY DO YOU PROcRAsTINATF7-A
w you not aware that Colds and coughs ara
the first seeds of Consumption, and that mil
lions of the Human Family are falling victims
10 their Insidions visitEtioDs7 You have wit
messed its work Of DISSOLUTION in families all
around youi Then why will you neglect the
first unerrins mentor fcouRh and eoldl and
suffer the gen evatine seeds IT pulmonary con-
sumption 10 knit heir fatal threads IN your
system-delnv from time to time Z e important
appo rtunItY Of procuring the Medical ARGnt
that will ir,med lately arrest the early progress
OF this disease, and finally expel u from the
systeml Remember this is 10 be attained with
DR. DUNcANs EXPEC roRANT REMEDY.
medicine that has saved and prelOnge9 he
complaints seaicdm the organs OF respiration
Read the wonderful cures performed by this
medicine, and the innumerable Recommends
tions and certificates forwarded from al psrts
of the United States This alone is su ificieAt
proctor tie astonishing virtues. We find by
the last number Of the Cincinnati Sun that up
ONE THOUSAND PERMANENT CURES
has been performed 10 that city and cOu nty
within the late wear: The following wasIscei-
Cincinnati, o. March rs, Ie4s.
DF Duncan-Osar Su--Health,. the greatest
/ blessing-oh. but eleven months ago, this all
! important comfort was far distant from me-
Twas taken down. with severe cold ast
spring, which settled upon my lungs, and at
length rendered mvh ealth so delicate tina my
physician lost all hopes OF a recovery. In this
/
! months, without obta ming any relief, At the
| same tin was using all the medicines that "a
was in the rowef Of my physi clan TO obtain,
bat 10 no effect. NY father happened to notice
I a publica ton Of yOpr valuable Expectorant
wand INN edisely procured three bottles
for me. ] com menced using the medicine on
the ID day Of last November. and continued It's
/ use for iG weeks; the frst bottle gave me great
~ se, and caused considerable discharge oI
thict Weed phcnm and matter, After taking
the sa - nd bottle the 6ischarge became 50 greal
that was alarmed. hut having go much con-
fdence in the medicine, continued lis us,
pnul ia entirely remsved every symptom o.
di ease from my lungs. I am now enjOyinf
perfect health, and feel ever grateful to YOU Al
/ a public benefactOr.
Yours, with gratitude and thanks.
MARY PRFPLE.
T Having been aequsin ted with Mrs Preble 70
several years end knowing her delicate sifua
ton, I feel no hesitation IN endorsing the above
seeing her nov asusnal IN our meetings, no
PIN N at others lab0ring under afnictions 9th
lungs may restore themselves ~ the ruedicins
SM MCDOWELL,
Ofthe Methodist Society, Cincinnati.
/, fresh supply Of Duncan's Fxpectoran
Remedy iast received a. he store Of
nov 81 IB& X MARSH. Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18
! ANGUISH I5. Ie43.

NEIV FALL AND FINTER GOODS.
a T. the New Sire of q MARSH.
"A No 4Ifl Main street J B & Il y Marsh
Rave received their first stock of Fall and
Winter Goods az follows:
Super Freash Black. English and American
woel dyed Cloths. plain and fancy casslmercs,
Belec, plain Beaver, Flushing and Pilot Cloths
Sattinetts, kentucky Jeans add Wakefield ker,
seys; White CAME, Red, Yellow. Twilled and
prinied Flannels; plain and fR'd silks, and sat
ina thew. s,ylel plain, striped. wstered, change
able, he' and plain Alpaca Lustres. BombaEines;
Satin striped and plain Muslin de Laiaes, striped
Chusans, Lusire Laines, Grippe Rucbel. Striped
s.unettas, printed Saxony, French and English
Meriuoes; MsBchesfcr Farlston, French and
Chssabrs Gipghsms, B5oeha pSpask de LANES
Eizd Merlno. Tmbet, Ensyle. Lady Sss h, sne
Kid Gloves, long White do Fancy Points and
Dress Hanakerchiefs. Aipachs Aprons, Silk
apron fasses. Black and col twisted silk fnnaes.
Working Canvass. Zephyr worsied, Th'ead lace
Ts6bur,cn' LYONS and Fancy Net T.aces. cold
elk GimPe. RIvens and Hem-stitched Linen
eambric hdkfs, plain and fed white and black
Net; slsin and ig'A Swiss, Book, Lace striped,
checked and JacOnet Msslins; Null Null. Nan.
cooks, Linen Lawns. Linen .cambric: Plain and
Sgd bobbnStts, black CASTELAR, Net;new. style
bonnet Ribbons; silk pocket Hckfs; i-s-h lirenei
MOhar cloak faeseis, Ga and "a Table Diaper,
s-4Ii1en Disnsr. Russia do and hieaehed and
krown Linen Table cloths, linen sheefines; bl h
AMI cold muslsps. p0pcr do. White and brown
Hollands, elk and worsied Serge; black silk
tabbY and tainted Velvet: Gents black Italian
rr9vats. D'Orsay soarfs. Boz tie stocks and BIZ
ron coilsfs: hia.k. white and cold Kid. cash
mere and Thibet gloves: Merino and Satin Yes
fngs, euper Gum Suspenders SuependeT Ends
brown cotton, Angola and Lambs wool drawers
and-shiris; brocsde, mshair aad lasline ceat pns
overcaat buttons; lad mohair and silk binding
square coat cord, German and American Pins
black md White cotton, black Lambs Wool
MIXED Saxony and Cashmere Hose. do bal
Hose Marine stripes, checked. brown ans
bleached Drilbnes. canvass. padding. bleache'
and brown muslin, waddio9, batting. Umbrellas
n1arge assortment Of French Chinfzes, British 4
AMERICAN PRINTS.
Oue ease Of fine FTorence Braid Bonnets, nei
sf+,Is Horse Hair Gimpss &c. &c.
iWeiuvite the attention of Country Merchant
to our stock. v hich IL large and well selected.
Our customers and the citizens 0fWheeliHg n
vicinity. are respectfully invifed 10 give us ca
bsiore making their Fall purchases. (or zee car
and Will sell DRY GOODS cheaper fha
acers ever before offered IN fhfs city.
ap9 81 ). B. a r.. n. NJ,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18
IuMRER.

HUNHE subscribers having purchased Inc LBM
BER YARDOn Nam street near The Bridge,
Formerly occupied by Mclean & Rice. respectfully
sform the public that hey ere prepared al 81 times
10 furnish Ell kinds o. PINE LUMBER on the most
favorable terms ior cesh.
Attached 10 this yard IN excellent planing mo
chine. which viii be consiaRily supplied with w0y-
ned fooriar weather boarding celzg SC. which will
b. cold fof cash. a. low A. any place IN the Wes-
tern country. Az orders ihsnkfuliv received ani
promptly attended TO- l.. . ROOf a co.
wheeling August Il---0
Washington Examiner copy 10 amonst Of iWo d.
iaIs. and charge Timea
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18

Eb IsRs will he taken vs. the FIRE A MARINE
h, INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
9f fbc Lowest rates on
Buildings ofall kinds. st,ne, BRICK or wooden
aad their contents:
steamooats; factories, mills. &c.
Fnrniturei
And merchandise ofall kinds.
And against 3 M dangers attending the frsns
portauon 0feoods on rivers. lokes, seas, oanala
nd railroads
Fer Tho character Of the comp any a q 20 promp-
ttude end hbsrality IN the adiustraenf "a pav-
aent Of l0sses.we beg leave 10 refer 10 the rner-
chants Of this place end elsewhere who have had
the adjustment Of qlaisns upou Ne aur
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18
MONROE HOUSE.
Moaros Street. betpeeB Min aud Market Streets
WHEELING. VA.
Ar 7.TTP

Nltrt.idNNr. VA.
JAMES MA1HERS. Proprietor.
Vie Monroe House has been entirely renuvnied
II and refued throughout. and The proprie ter
has no hesitation in saying that he can accommodate
the travelling public we'll. if NOT beifer than aRv
other Hotel in this city. His nniirng exerfions
shall he devoted 10 the comuri Of his guests. This
house is located within 30 rods Of the Siram Boat
Landing and nearly opposite the Post Office, making
IL desirable stopping place for strangers visiting
the city on business. Baggage will he conveyed TO
and from steamboats, free of charge. and coaches
will call at the door 10 receive passengers.
Attached 10 The hOnse is good STABLE which
will be we'll and carefully attended TO. Strangers
admitted NJ any hour Of the night. Charges made
10 suit The times. oct "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18

Prepared and sold by A Sands &. Co. Drug
gsIs and hemists. Granite buildings. 27l
Broadway, corner OF Chambers ct New York.
and for sale by Druggists throughout the u S.
Plce 81 per bottle. sir bottles for S..
. The public re respectfully requested to remem-
bef that il IL Sandss Sarssparlla that has and Is
constantly achieving such remarkable cares OF
ne most difficult class of diseases 10 which the
bums n frame is subject. and ask for Sands Sar-
parilla. and rske no other. M
OLIVER PRY OR. Accent ~ special dp-
posntment for the Propristors, for Wheeling
and ricinitv. iy ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18
ALARGE AND FASHIONABLE
.SssorEmaessE cf EH-VCF aud
STAPLE
DRY GOODSi!!
JOHN LEECEH e. 90.

DESPECTFULLY inform the citizens Of
~ Wheeling, that they have Just received from
Faltin0re. Phadelpha and New York, the iar-
gesf and most snlendi3 assortment Of Fash ion-
.hi Dfv Goods ever offered in this market which
sheg feel confident IN saying, vii far eufrass
both IN quality and cheernoas, loxcept the four
ghich Main sffcef can boast OIL any stock OF
r oods everofoscd in this city. Without boast
ino or ausncndlu1 from our windows cmblaz0ncd
40 wish t0purchase Goods that eau Be euaran-
tied 10 them, thatOur stock has been most care
fsllq rejected. and bought for each. and that No
can bs bought anywhere eiee IN TIE city. All we
ask ia call from those who wish something
better shan truck, aud wa wri show them our
Goods. eivs them our prices.land iet them judge
~ lhemaelvse
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18
CROSS cUTsAws
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.
CRpfrAf. e5OO 200

THIS company being new duly orEa nized, -
prepsrsd 20 make Insurance on every deS-
cutpion OfFire and Marine Risks. such az dwell
ling Houses, Store II Ouaes &c With their con-
tents. Also, Steam Boais, Fiat Boats aud Keel
Boats with their cargoee. % oad rom any rort
on tne Ohio and Mississippi rivers. or thelr trib-
MARY streams. Application fer ipsurance 20 be
Tnsde for the present 81 the ohice'of the wheel
"s so S's'"H''H' '''' r wcov ssr.v
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18

Natmeas. Ground Pepper. Grnnnd Alsrice and
Cloves, Ginger. indigo. Madden. 10 boxes Pipes. &c
DRY GOODS.
Blue pl'k broad CLOTHS. Bue broad CLOTHS.
Olive brown do. Olive Green do;
Ribbed CASHMERE Black CASSiAiERES;
Cassine,is or all qualities Kesseys OF all qpaiIies;
Isnseys Of all qualities; 10 bales brown Musins.
900 peices bleached MUSLINS;
goo ps PRINTS Of MI qualities and prices:
BLACK SATIN VISITING.
Fancy vESTING sfall qnalH'e. and prices:
IRISH LINEN; Bleechd and bro Drills;
APRON CHECKS: BLUE DRILLS;
Bed TICKING. all 7uces; Linen and silk Hdkis;
Blk and hr,wn HOSE, Gents and Ladies Gloves.
BOOTS AND SHOES-2n0 prs Ladies' Slippers
of all prices and qualities; so prs LADIES' Cater
Boots; 100 prs Ladies Kid Slippers; 50 prs Mems
thick Boots. so prs Mems Calf BOOTS; so prs Mems
Seal Peg BOOTS; 100 prs Mems Thick aud Kip
Brgans cheaper than before offered IN this city
HARDWARE OF oil kinds and qualities, cheaper
than ever hefnre offered in ihis city.
CROCKERY-A general assortment Of eommon
and printed Crockery by The crate and retail. Also
many o,her articles Numerous To men'on. All
Of which will be sold cheaper Than ever before
offered m this CITY,
N B.--Country merchants will he supplied at
Eastern prI-es. with a small commission aided.
sepI7 A p YORKE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18

ENRTNoEs. GIMPs AND OTHER TRIM.
~ MING have e splendid assorimcbt Of
Frngcs. Gimps, Bfai5r. Whslehones. Buttons for
habs. and other articles f0r Aliners' Trimmings,
esiS VT sRLBY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18
DEAFNESS CURED,
CHADD afC
D. M,GINNIS-

GROC FRIES q DRY GOODS,
No. IT'S. East vide Of Market Square.
LAS on hand general assortment -f Family
GROCERIES and DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS. which he offers 10 the public low rs the
can he Rod in The Western country. sua 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18

3. p. HULLTBEN. DENTAL SURGEON. \
nFFICE. No al, msin Sta few doors above
" lhe Virginia Hotel. Wheeling. Va.
may III n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18
A MEXICAN HARDWARE ANn

A MEXICAN HARDWARE AND
N CUTLERY.-The subscriber hasjusi receix-
ed a fresh supply Of HARDWARE a. CUTLERY,
the ofwhich is American manu- faefure. great
" rduced prices. and Of equal qualify vim the besy
English manufacture. Those who nre acquainted
with the prices Of Hardware will please call and see
The practical operstiou Of what is called by some
the late high tariff on the following arhcles all a.
saerican:
I MILL SAWS CROSS cuTsAw
PITT do HAND do
WEB Dc Lseks. Efingcs, Screws,
Butcher knives Shoe knives Isstches. Candlesiicks.
Csslors Rules, Bevis Sduares, Plane Bits Chseis,
Screw drivers, COmpasscs, Anggrs. O mhIets. Bells.
Axes. Foot AIDES, Hateheis, Brushes. &C.. together
with large Io' ef seythss, slckles scyths ,ass
and Seyihe Stones SAM'L NEEI.
iune
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY BY
JAMES L. WHARTON,
AZ rHE cos<sK or uSiox Avn MAIN srREETs
fts .+.~ WHEELING. VA.
DAILY PAPER rEx yEAk. SIS 90
sax noNrHs in advance ? SO
~ r.n MONTH so
A,~ rER WEEK. "a" 1874

Single r.per- Cor sale by The carriers aud at The
efc- 81 3 cents a copy. aI ..t...
The Weekly paper, the Western Virginia Times.
yehIished on Wednesday Al 81 90 per annna
in sdvshcs. er-S3 if not paid within one month
from the beginning sfthc year. Non ssbscri beers
will be received, except such rs pay in advance.
Fer 6 mosiks 81 so is invariably charged No
b-c riber received Cor less 'erm than sir months,
ara no paper discontinued. except stthe discretion
Of the pabIisher. until all arresrsses are paid.
TERMS or ADvERrfsIse.
Thru. ;n,.r,,.u. ~ La. usr .aaare, sl.00
One week. $50
TWP Weeks. S25O
Thrce Weeks. $50
ro., week, S40e
Two mcs'hs. 5000 Three months $500
Advertisements inserted tili forbid or without
spress order. will be inserted until ordered eii
nd charged enc dollar for LIST three insertions, AMI
Is cts Gor each in.~rsisn sner. Advertisements
Inserted three times week for three fsurlhs The
a,svs, Weekly for one hall per week.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18
FOUNTAIN INN,
late Bsitho>s~r's,, LGHr ST. b iLTfMoRE.
w w DIX. I P,.nr;.,.r.

ARTHUR FoGG. fr'pr'sior''
III AVING leased this extensive and favorits
Z tahIishment and entirely renovated and re-
hiied II ihronghoui. that il can compare sdvants.
eeonsly with any similar establishment in The Unisn-
have no hesitation in endeavorng 10 attract the
attention Of the travelling public this favoriis
hsieL 1.-THE nnst strenuous exeriions. jsined ~
every possible convenience TO be found elsewbers.
can insure succe--. they pledge themselves Inst in
iormer we'll earned repatalion shall not only b
meriied hut surpassed
In accordance with the difieulfies OF ttrs timss.
they have determined 10 reduce their charges 20
correspond. Price 81 25 per day.
Baltimore. Jnly 3. 1843 "
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= 80 w. " q S. II. JTHESON
WHOLESALE & RETAIL Dealers IN HATS


Wesf side Of Main street. Wheeling. Va.
Lave on hand and constantly marnfasfor.
y Il ing general assortment Of superior Fur and
six hats They have received the latest spring
fashions from New York and are now prepared
- supply TO order all sizes ard az sli'ies. IN the
.,;esenr or psst style, "a may suit CUSTOMERS.
black and Drab bcav1r and Castor, Plsin
White Russia and Napt Hats.
They also keep on b nd an assortm ent ofplaia
and fancy mems aud boys fur and cloth caRs.
al, OF winch they offer 20 their customers and the
public on he most pleasing terms
All orders from country merchants md DEAL
ere promptly hlled on the most favorable terms.
Thankful for the liberal patronage they have
heretofore received, they solicit a share sf pub
lie patronage which they are determined to de-
serve by prompt q itch ton, personal applicants
10 BUSINESS and cheap and favors bic rates. ~
mar l--y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18
ln-non noLLAl,s.

MORE NEw GOODS. At the Men Fork eheap
lth Cash Store! ls9 Market ST. wussLiSo VA
YORKE. wonld respectfully in6rm has
cus'omcrs and The public generally. tint he has just
returned f-om The Fast with general assortment OF
DRY GOODS and GROCERIES. Cro-kery Wore.
Hardware. Boots. Shoes. sc. which he is nav open
ing and ready 10 sell cheap cheaper Than ever.
The psblic invited 10 call and examine the fol-
lowing articles. viz. - ~ 81 r d.
/ 49,. lGROCERIES.
100 Bags GREEN RIO COFFEE;
so boxes Gunp,wIer TEA. so chests II TEA.
10 do Hyson Skin do. 10 b"xes Inrcrial DO.
1000 Lbs Loaf SUGAR. S hhds N o SUGAR.
1000 lbs white Havona do; 25 Tierces RICE;
20 bhls N o MOLASSES; 20 boxes com. SOAP;
1000 Lbs SALERATUS;
10 hexes l2 plug TOBACCO. snp quality.
10 do 16 ping do do.
10 DO 81 Plug do do.
s kegs Twist do do.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18

place full confidence IN the statement made
by blnrtha Conlin; haW0g known her the past
twenty years viii cheerfully give particulars
In relatisn @ her case TO those who may wish
ffrfher information. Sr ELIZABETH,
Superior of the Koman Catholic Orphan Asylum.
Prince street, New York. dec a. 1912.
I have confidence in the Representations made
bv Martha Conlin, and have full knowledge Of
her case ELIJAH r PURDY,
Alderman i0ih Ward Of the city Of ,3ew York.
Dec "A, lsf2.
Martha Conlin has lived in my family the last
"a vears. end hereby certify that the foregoing
staten, nj made BY herself h cOrrect
Mrs MARY h LLOYD,
Ne seiSBroad q Nswark, n J.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-23
Gle a RED.
ME MORANDA.

/ Arr al Lisbon, 18Th uli. Bark Merchant
Boss, fu \. York.
~ Havana, elh inst. Sclr Export, Gardnrr
for Mobile ou the 7lh
Sailed IN AilakapaS, about 10Th ull. Sch
Mayfowcr, King, Mobile.
~ Mobile, OF INST Schr Hannah, Tay lor
Tor Boston, waning loo bales
Arr at New Orleans, 3D. Schrs Virginian
Burroughs, lin Mobile; Convert, Gardner
Fefn,lI'"n Bay.
Ga at Boston, 10Th, Brig Commerce, Read
~ Orleans
Arr at Savannah, 10Th inst Brig Prince de-.
Join'Ille, Gardner, im Havana.
ar at Havana, 9th, Brig Echo, Messpr, fn,
Wilmington, \. e..
Cid at Savannah, 18th inst. Ship Monticello,
LawtOn for Ilayrc.
Arr al Norinlk, 10Th, Schrs Counsellor, Ba.
ker, I'm Wlckinrd l9lh, Rosaliha, Baker,
Nlcklord kowona, Williams, lin Boston.
AZ Oahu, in Octobor, ship WM. LEE, Gic
lord, of ihis port, q mos. oht 800 bbls 30 oil /:
HLo' CilAMpLlN, Brown, 81 months, 1906
sperm.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-23
Gmham'S Magazine for March,

This American Bnckw ood" Is already received r.
~ contains Two fine steel engravngs mud splendid
lo!nl "i the highest order of art The articles from
the most celebrated authors OF our country. \. l.. Viii
ls than whom better Magazine writer does exist
in this c"nntry OF IN Europe, contributes OF his best
Hw iis. Jane T. IomsX formerly Of this town, lady
Of no common mind contributes prose article richly
horh The price Of the entire number Fcnnimorc Coop
,9r ll ant, Alfred u Street, H. w. Herbert, g. iIl,
Cotton, Poe Mrs. Clayers, Ann :. stephens, Mrs. os
good, Burlegh, hawthorne Griswold, Graham, Lawson
aud Morris, also have articles in this number.
For sale at w. A. Pr,'s Periodical Depot. Single
numbers % cents.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-23
Death Of Bishop CriSwOId.

| Departed this life ip Boston, on the ofler,
noon OF "Wednesday of lus, week. in ule 77,l
y'ar OF his ago, the Right Reverend Alexan.
der Fie,s Grsyo!d, ID. d., Bishnp Of .he
Eastern Diocese. composed of ihc States OF
Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts aud
f'hade Island. His death wesyery sudden,
and supposed to be caused by disease of,he
heart. On approaching the dwelling of his
associate and successor, Bishop Eas,hurn, he
was seen 10 faltcr aud fall, and when removed
into Bishop Els dwelling, he was found to
have expilcd.
bishop Griswold was, we believe, a native
of Connecticut, but he passed u large portion
'"i his long and emncn,ly useful life in Bris
'"', IN this State. For many years he was
Pastor Of 81. Michael's Church in that town.
one OF The Oldest and mos, influential of the
Episcopal Churches in Rhode Island.
lie was consecrated Bishop, May 27th,
1871, IN Trinity Church, New. York, by Blsh-
oP White, Bishops Provost and Jarvis benz
present and assisting. After the death oil
bishop Hobart, who was copsecratcd at tue /
same time and place, Bishop Griswoid be-
came the presiding Bishop of The Episcopal
Church in this country.
Several years ago. he removed from Bris-
tol to Salem, where he performed, in addi.
lion to his laborious duties as Diocesan. the
dulles ola parish clergyman. lie afterwards
to Boston, where, ill the close oil
lic, he continued TO be active and eficien, in
he discharge of his episcopal functions. As
sound aud able preacher, Bishop Griswold
5 not often surpassed. Ills earnest pie,y,
md the apostolic simplicity Of his whole life
ansed him to bc regarded with general and
'eart felt vencrStion.
By the death of Bishop Griswold, the Eas-
ern Diocese Is dissolved. Maine, New.
lampsllre and Rhodc-lsland will hereafter
constitute three Doceses. The Episcopal
,hnrch IN each of these States mus, now
hoose Bishop for itself or rcques, some
eiShborng Diocese 10 exercise episcopal
upervSIon over the same. Prov. Jour.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-23
Etrma g.

More than . 1000 hogs have been pa' he,
~ Cincinnati this year. IL is estimated tha
10000 hogs, have been run into lard entirely
with the exception ofthe hams.
The Poores, of all family goods are indolcn
families. " wife know nothing of the dulie,
beyond the parIor or The boudoir, she is dan.
g"rons partner in these tunes OF pecuniary un.
certainty.
GOOD actions once resolved, liko fixed stare,
should hold one and the same sta%oG pr 9ru,.
ness, and should not be subject TO irregular and
rc,rogralc moa,ns.
A SECOND SAMrsoS.-The Hartford Tunes
states that Mr.. Peter Myers, an Irishman in
the employ of the Collinsvillc Manufacturing
Co. carried on common wheel barrow Il lew
days since, l742 pounds of bar Iron being on.
iy 2G5 pounds less than one roS