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Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-01
MIR. CALHOUN IN OHIO.

The friends OF Mr.. Calhoun are moving
in the west. At Cincinnati, on the 3lst
ult. meeting was held to invite him 10
visit Ohio. The resolutions which VIC CO.
Ply below, were accompanied Ly pream-
bic declaring opposition to distribution,
protective tariff, to any further limitation
Of the veto power, and to bank. The
resolutions in relation TO Mr.. Calhoun are
admirable.
!. ReSo!red, That for the sake of the
cause, as well as respect for the m IN, the
Democracy Of Hamilton county do hereby
deciore their high esteem for Mr.. Cal houn
as Democrat who has done faithful SER
vice throughout an arIuous aud brilliant
career in offices of the first Importance.
=. That his suggestion and his support
OF "the specie clause" went to The rot of
the evil o: banking six years ago; that no.
thing else can restore to the South and the
West the fair action of their intrinsic re.
sources, and to the country at large the in.
3. That his late speeches in the Senate
OF the United States on tho independent
treasury scheme, the land bill, and the We
to power, enttle him to pre- eminent rank
as an cXpost)r Of The constitution and Il
friend of tho people.
4. That we regard, with the most vivid
admiration and gratitude the long and in
vInclble defence Of free trade which his
been made by John C.. Calhoun almost
alone and through evil report not less than
COOL.
8. That the people Of the Yves, gene
rally, and of Ohio in particular, have here.
t'iore suffered extremely from the pro,
teciivc policy, to the loss Of MANY millions
OF dollars; and that The oppressive and
scarcely to!erable action of the Federal
Government b. its means, forces the tariff
question into the greatest political issue
Of the day.
t. That the Democratic electors oil
Hamilton county, in order TO show their
deep sense of what is due to the champion
OF free trade for eXetions which are this
moment felt at every fresde, do invite
Iohn Z. Calhoun to visit them at Cincin-
n III as early as may be convenient TO
him.
=. That we seize this interval in Mr.
Oolnoun'S lncessant public employment,
WIN pleasure, as afording him and us the
nfst opportunity of meeting face to face in
region whose value and welfare have
never lett his thoughts--thc Valley of the
.. That we feel the utmost desire to
nuke the personal Acquaintance of the
statesman whose motto is" Free trade.
ow duties. no debt, separa,ioa from banks
economy, re'renchment, and strict adj
ference to the constitution"
.. That the spoless character of Mr.,
.alh'un presents the strongest guarantee,
any were wanting, of the purify of mo.
I've which has hitherto directed the whole
course OF his public life, and viii preside
n future over the career which his coun.
ry may assign him.
~ That committee of five be an
pointed by the Chair, to send the letter of
invitation 10 Mr.. Calhoun covering these
esolulions.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-01

Mr. Calhoun has been nominated by the
o'ate convention of Georgia, for the Pre-
sidency by vote Of l0l to So.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-27

a NARPETING-The subscriber has Just
~ received At his store. ops osite the Virginia
Hotel. Main street. WHEELING. the largest and
hest selected stuck OF CAHPE TING Of al! kinds.
ever brought West of The Mountains, Also. Carpe,
Bindings. Cheaeid. ru0ed. Whom and Rrus.el.
RUGS; Figured aud PLAIN Bnizrs; P,an.. and Table
Covers; Furniture and Flout OIL CLOTH; Do,r
MATS; Culd aud Plain Canton ATTIN
TaSsels. Cord. Ferr.lan for BLINDS, and Black
W"rsIed truge. Alsu a fine sleek of very super,or
ALI PAPER and BORDERING. Those N
want OF any at the above articles. aud wish To do
justice t. themselves. would do well before .u,ch,.
ing. To call aud examine his stock, As HAVING l,bI
Them in entirely wiIh CASH. he is enabled ~ sell
mem cheaper than ever before offered m tins city.
sep ZS lm ALEX PANrON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-27
VIEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

-
q JUST reCelyiig from New York Phila-
~ IIh'a nrd Pali moTe, at their Store No.
~ Main street, " HEELINo, Va. Ell entire new
stock rt Brush, French aud American Goo!s,
ofall the var Gus STYLES and quslrIrs, To suit Inc
fall trade. her will be fouI in the a~s~ol IuCpt.
40 pIeS's assorted Cloths, % pa cassImetes,
asserted CCloTs. 90 - SatriEetts assured ColUrs;
70 ps XIV Jeane; 90 ps Red. VIII IL AMI Yellow
FLAIR els; 800 ps bleached Muslin; 90 rs Bed
Tickings; 7co rs SANDMAN md BurIsiI Prints;
20 tales brown ShPetinpF; 90 ~ plaIu. 3 upt q
and changcahle Alpaca LuSfrea: 90 Is Chusans,
a new article for 7 I'd "a dresses: 80 ps FariEtvu.
French ard embo Sod GinShams;3 rs German
and French N,rInuCs; lOP- French Il, mbazIues;
p ps assorted Silks; 30 Us IRISH Linens; 90 DS
-ApFefrChrrk, 20 ~ FurnTuTe 10; 10 ps GiiaIle
cloth'; 10 rs Hard imcs; 90 rs Forest cloths,
100 ps colOreI Nusiins; 25 = Mouslin de Laiaer,
Tl'in, striped and changesble; 100 doz I.adus'
sllk, wotsied, cotton, tlslc Thread md MohAir
Hoss; 81 doz ! adde's and Gents GLOVES OF an
descriptions and pric's; 3opdcz Spool eutfons.
assorted numbers: 2nn lbs Skeiu cotton, white
ans col d; leo lbs Patent Thttad all %colors; 10
J. $ Sewing Siki lCo packs German and Amen
can Pm 100 GoZ gum, webb and nett Suspsn-
ders; g. - PoBgee Uukfs, p ps Fias and Flncy
10; 10 doZ Italian Cravats, GO tcH Satin ard
Romh"z.nc Sfocis, 20 doz ] zen Gamble Hard
kerchIefs, 8 ps rich fg'd and suIped Yeiv.t for
LADIES' dresses, 10 us silk Ve!ver, Tops cotton Go.
; rs Alpine cloths for Ladies ridirg habits. 80
dcz silk. Taslioni Fdi1burah aud nett Shawls.
Together with = variety Of FarCy Goods, Rib
hons, Artificial Flowers, Edgiles. L. servings.
Plat ard AshhurtOn f.acCs. Also. Tlain and cd
Rohbinetts, Sviss Null and Jsconet MusIinsJ
1ltCidLclte1 ana I Mp isACfS, W osn bIOnae ana
Eishop Lawns. Al'o-a large assortment Of
O~atTummiGgs, Tapes, IIlels and Buttons of all
descriptions.
Also
% doz Florence Braid, Prime Albert, Cypress.
Etr1w and Six Bonnrts.
30 doz Mems and Boys sealette Caps,
Odoz Nelvcteen and ClO.h do.
10 d1Z Fur 90.
2 daLsup Otter do.
IS bales Pittsburgh cotton Yarn, 10 bales BAT.
Ting, &e.&e. 20 prs Rose and A~aeLinoW BanL
k,ts.
country merchants wishinz 10 purchase an en-
tne new stock, Or 10 ossori theif stock on hand
viii be accOn. n8Odsted on tie most 4dyC ntgceOui
tcTns.
The ahove goods were purchased nj an.
low est CASH prizes, and vii be sold whOiesale
or retail at prices that cannot Se heat Wet al
the MOuntaihs. Al We ask, u fOr the public "a
call and examine M stock. No trouble o snow
goods az No To- hain street, NHEELISo, Va.
uUg 25
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-27

rs NUMBER IorTEoY-I3 DRAWS BALLOTs.
Whole 1ickeis S2O--HaiUrs IO--Quarters 3
EiehhS so.
G1r Orders Tor T,ckers aud Shares ard Ccrtf-
Gates OF Packages IN the above Splendid Lottery
Will receive the most prompt attention. and rn &C
count uf The dmwiug will he sent Immediately il Is
over 10 al WIN may urder tickets lTom rs. Aliress
G GREGORY q CO.. Managers.
sep 81 Richmond Virginia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-27

OSE-Was taken from my room on Main 81.
e. sumo 6or 3 weeks ago. n small framed Cay
"h Likeness. lay Bimhnr ugh, Of the late Mr. Nor.
he"ai fantall. ltany one can give me information
that may lead o. its discovery. they will much
"hIige. (sep 22) J A MCLEAN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-27

OTICE-Persuus having claim. arqir ~ Inc
late firm Of BRENTIINGER & SHALL
CROSS. ore requssied Go call nc The CITY ARC.
IiON ROOMS. aud receive thcir gav. aud 40 nar.
S'7s indebted o" ihe firm uili please call forthvi ih
Hnd settle their accounis. 0tberwise. they mgs, no
pcs iutn Tee hands uf an officer fr COLLECTION The
%Nithuut respect Co persons.
tp22 "a BRENTLINCER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-27
AUGUST Is. 4

NEW FALL AND HTNTER GOODS
y ! The New Store of y g. q MARSH,
~ NO III Man street. J u & x x Marsh
have received The r first stock Of Fall and
Winter Goods, as follows;
super Fresch Black, English and American
wool dyed Cloths, plain and fancy cassimeres,
Beige, plain Beaver, Flushing and Pilot Cloths,
Sartine,is. Kentucky Jeans add wakefield Ker.
printed tlannels; plain and fad silks, and sat-
ius tnew sIyle,l plain, striped, wattIed, change
able, f2'd and PLAIN Alpaca Lustres, Bom5uzines;
Saun striped hnt plain Muslin de LANES, striped
ChuSans, Iusire .aine., rape Ruclicl, Suipsd
:.unettas, printed SaXnTy, French alf English
Mcrinnes; Manchestrr. Earisinn, French and
Chatnbra 6iuShams; Brovha, D5mask dc LANES,
Merino, Embroidered, ana Ak N1Oilcn, Tartan.
Fie'd Nrriuo, Thihrt. Fahyle, Lady Sale and
Helen McGregor |. aides Shdwls; cod aud black
Kid Gloves, Long White do FIncy Points and
Dress Handkerchisis, Aluach7 Aprons. Silk
apron tasseis, Black aud cDId twisted silk hingcs,
Mnrking canvass, L'pnyr .orSied. Thread lace
cdgutgs and lnser'ings; Swiss and lacOnet d..
A-hburton, Lyons and Fancy Net IaCcs. cord
silk Gimps, Riveue and Hem Stitched Linen
cambrlc h3kfs, plain and fg'u White aud black
checked aud Ilcnnct Msslius; Null Null, Nan
socks, Linen Lawns, Giurn cambria; Plain and
fig'd hubhinrtts, black CASTELAR, Net; new style
honnet RIB. ne; silk p"cket idkf-; lrsh linensi
Muhair cloak la .gls, Ga and 81 fable Diaper.
81 Linen Diaprr. Russia do am tleacned and
brown linen Table cloths, -Iren s~hee;ings;tIk
and cold nuslins. raprT DO White ard brown
hollands. silk ard wolsfcd Serge; back silk,
tahby and painted Velvet: Gents black Italian
~ w. 10y RAAF Ass ~ CIV ~ hNA -
ron coilais: lla.k, white and col'd Kid, cash
mere and 1hihct gloves; McrInU aud SATIN Yes
tInss; super Guu Suspenders, SuspcTder Ends;
brown cotton, Angola ard Lambs VOL drawers
aud.shir;s; brocate, muhair and lasting coat and
OvcrcOst buttons; fad, mohair and silk bIndin.,
Fquar re coet cord, German aud American Pms:
Lisck add White cotton, black Lambs Wool,
mixed SaSouy and Cashmere Hose, 90 half
Hose; Mtrire stripes, checked, brown and
bieached DrlllIr %, canvass, paCdirg, hieached
and brown muslin, waddiny, hatting, Or brellas:
n large assortment Of French CHIMES, Brush x
AMERICAN PRINTS.
one case Of fine Florence BrGid Bonnsfs, ne1p
style. Horse lair Gimps; d.. &c.
Weinvte the attention of COuHfry Merchants
10 our stock. v Eich Is large AMI well selected.
Our custom re and the citizens ofNheeling add
vicinity, are respectfully invited to give us a call
before making their Fall purchases. for tr6 CAN
and WILL sell DRY GOODS cheaper than
mere erer before offered "a dis city.
aus 81 j. e. & Il. b. M,
CCTSH 81 CTS! 81 o
S AMUEL MCLALIEN. is now recei,ing and
~ opening al the Sign of The
BIG RED BOOT,
A large and extensive assortment Of BOOTS AND
SHOES, suitable for Tho approaching season. which
vii he sold LOW Gr CASH-coIsAiing IN part as
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-27
LOST. or SToLEv-

a VIOLIN AND CASE. The V,uIra Is Of a
IA dark resi- coinr with a split ia The top. The
Case Is venrered with Birch wood. and lined with
iihhy velvet ANY pcrsun knowing of such iustru.
men, and case VIII please leave ~orl, Tor bring IL
"0He) at James MelloFs. JOS 5 MELLOR.
iept %.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-27
PUnIIC VENDrE.

ora large F70ek q Sheer and ne choice and
seIsef st0cE
IN Tuesday ire ID dav n October next, NJ
- size farm Of tho late Snm'l Sprigg. Fsg four
mile from Wheeling. I SHALL proceed to sell his
stock 81 horses, cattle, hogs and Ekrcp-ais0
farming uteu sIis, whoa. hav ~ The stack, a
large CROP " 'lrn IN the re-! aSd Jther a rite les.
This stock of cattle. hoge and sheer, are of tho
most improved breed. The sheep, consisting Of
o Heck of about n~ineteeB hundred, exclusive Ofa
large numbcr Of capitll hu-ks, are believed 60
be mostly youu and 0f excellent q%ualitv ,of Meu.
no and &axpny blood. Persons wish ing go
improve their stocks Of cattle and hogs w0uld
10 we'll 90 attend the sale. A Humhsr Of choice
Berkshire stock hogs ani DIGS clu BE- had siuElv
nv hv uairs. Among this stock Is a MOST ec.ocr
and splendid lot of which cows, calves and hc.-
fsrs ofprrh1m md other approved breeds. fozr-
tG,r with tgO capital two wear old bulls by san.
on Auua.
ON ali s1'es over five dollars q credit 81 nine
months EHl hc gwen. che purchasers Swing an.
lr1vcd usz0tIablc uofrs with -SBd eecUutv.-
D'hcr particulars Ct sale viii be made known al
Dee time. y JACOB. fdnfr f~sfrqfqr.
The teImoPt Chronicle, Stcurcnville Herald
Wells urgh Trdnscupt Marshall Beac0n On,
Washington RerortCr. will please uuhiIsh 10 am
q aud "1 arEe W-s Office. cen tf-fr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-27

IST RECEIVED. a Doc OF Superior Wits
- KEY, which Will be ssid by Inc bbl. low Fr
Cash. (-ep 49, ID MGINNlS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-27

- 1870 10Y " ~ u hINNN VI ANNNNN NNAAA v ~
The psbl,c are invited 10 call aud examine the lol-
lowing articles. viz
GROCERIES.
100 Bags GREEN RIO COFFEE;
50 boxes GunpowJCr TEA. so chest, Y n TEA.
10 do Hyson Skin ID. 10 boxes lSperial do.
2OOO Lbs L"ai SUGAR. S hhds n o SUGAR.
2OOe lhs white Havana dG; 25 Tierces RICE;
30 bills n o MOLASSES; 20 boxes CON. SOAP;
1000 Lbs SALERATUS; .
10 boxes ~ plug TOBACCO. sup quality.
10 do l6 plus do do.
10 do 80 Ilug do do.
5 kcgs5 Twist DO do.
N"imeeS. Ground Pepper. Gn,und Al-nice and
Cloves, Ginger. indigo. Mndder. 10 buxe. Pipes. Sc.
DRY GOODS.
Blue DIX broaG CLOTHS = ne broad CLOTHS.
Olive brown d.. Olive Green do;
Ribbed CASSINiERFS. Black CASSlMERES;
Cassineitso f all q~ualiies; Kerscys ufnll qualities;
Lrnseys If all qualities; 10 bales brnwn Muslins
200 peiccs hlrachcd MUSLtNS;
200 ~ PRINTS Of oil qualities aud prices:
BLACK SATIN VISITING.
Fancy NESTING OfslI qualities and price:
IRISH LINEN; Blesch'd and bro Dr L;
APRON CHECKS; BLUE DRILLS;
Bed TICKING. all -nreS; Linen aud Six IIdkk;
BIN ~ d hruwp OSE Gruis' and Ladies Gloves.
BOOTS n SIIoES-2O0 prs Ladies' Slippers
Of all prices md qualities; so prs LAiies' Glier
Boots; 100 prs LADIES' XIII Siippers; so p : Mems
rhrck BnnIs. SO prs Neus' Cali BOOTS; SO prs Mems
Seal Peg BOOTS; 100 prs Mets' Thick and KIP
Burars. cheaper than ever hefpre offered IN this city.
HARDWARE OF all kinds aud qualities, cheaper
Than rver helore offered in ihi. rIry
CROCKERY-A general assortment Of common
aud printed Crackery toy The crnIe and retail. Alan
many other articles too numerous tn meGtion. All
"i which will be sold cheaper than ever before
offered IN lhls cIiv.
y B.--Counrry merchants WILL be supplied al
Eastern prices. with a small commission added.
sep Is AF YORKE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-27

A CARD-M Mr. Whauon,-Sir. ~ Il is a mat
~ ter Of uo small interest To travellers, Ia he
made comfortable while they remain nj a public
h"usc, / would take the liberty. through your paper.
10 recOmu Crd To the Merchants ol the West and
all others WIN visit p Philadelphia. 10 pat up at the
MADISON House, Kept Ivy Col Geo Ferrec. on 2d st.
above Market. A. Ibis house The table l. richly
furnished with all The varieties u( The seaspn, and
by the way the cookery is Ut he right kind. O. il
The Oijact nf the host and hostess ct the house, iu
make alt his guests comfortable and feel themselves
ai home. a lTiZEN or WHEELING.
sep t4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-27

FOR THE LADIES Isle Thread Cbp.,r.
a rev and btsuulu! article for dresses. AL
p'ca Cintn. Striped Z rHc'ta. American, Carlstou
plain and fg'd Ploru for cares. IIsle Fdrinns
H!ack co'i"n Hess. &c, &c. For sale cheap al
nnT2l JOHNSTON. BFRRYHTL& CO.
BNRESII AISRIV iI.-Jusi received ~ The
= Syn oi tie BLACK MAMMOTH Root.
Soaih End Af Market Squire.
on pairs of Womcns' Calf Shoes.
bu d" de- Grain Shoes,
81 d" Nou'hs' Thirk Organs,
Aud will be -nld low fr cash.
aug ~ A s TODD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-27

lust RECEIVED. e lstofsureror No SALT.
y nw tr CASH, 81 No l7S Marker sqnorc.
80 ~ y MCINSIs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-27

a SAFE
AND CERTAIN CIfRE FOR WORMS.
CENTlFICATE ; Of ITS efficacy can be seen At
the store OF the subscribers sufficient TO sat
isiy the most incredulous. Price 25 cents.
WHITLEY, Green co. Pa. Z
Ma! nth, 1913.
Dear SIR; have been using your VermIfuge in
my practice for a number Of years, and find il
the most sur and safe Worm Destroyer hat /
ever had
was called 10 a child six or seven Years oil IN
Nav 1912; which was then IN spasms with the
worms, / gave II one vial ef your Vermifnge. \.
greeaHyt 10 dI %ectOns, and the child passed ~
and II p passed 200 more, making in ID Gao Worms.
The chli recovered immet lately, and has enjoy
ed good health ever since.
have prescribed IL in many ether cases in
which t has brought away 600 and ao0 Worms.
JONAFHAN NORRIS.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
Ih"re are Vermifuges 10 almost every section
OF the country, asserted To be the same Ar eoual
TO Fah1estnck's,- which il not the case-tbrre
are none Ike T., They contain DANGEROUS ingre-
dents. Avoid them as YOU value life and health
use he first and only safe ana efhcacions one
10 not be persuaded by The interested vendeT,
that others vii answer 40 well
"A FAHNEsTOCK & co.
Corner OF SIKH and Wood Sts. Pittsburgh.
3 y M'MECHFN.
JONAS CKUNRACKER &
JAMES BAKER,
3 A FAHNESTOCK,S ANTI TIf'iPeIgii Ia 2
PILLS A gentle but efficient csthartic ~
FTessly adapted form { pily physic; and are not
surpassed by any other phi muse for ai cases in
which a %catharflc ~ Indicated. They will operate
thoroughly without guping. Price % cts for a
box containing 30 pills.
PHSuwO &c or Couch Balsam-A valuable
temr1y Tor Coughs and Colds, Price IS cents.
cough LozensesDThese Iozenees possess a 4
me virtues of the best Couth Syrup. are conve-
nrnt 70 carry ~ The racket and are very pleasant
10 the taste. Price 25 cents.
CdrmtEGtire L0senPes-for the cuya Of che
summer complaint. A The scas0nis now an
pro aching IN which bowel complaints ar lalwsvs
very troublesome az we'll as dangerous, averv
family should be provided with n box Of these
L0ZenRee which, fused according 70 directions
VIII certainly cure. Price 25 Cents.
Liquid Opotcid9c This penetrating article
Possesecs double the strength of The common
Oppdeidoc is move cle1nly and much more con-
venifnHv applied. Price 25 ccnfa.
For sale by ? b MMECHEN.
l"2' Wheeling Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-27

SUERIFF's SALE-WH be- sold 81 pubIic
y auTiUu. or Wcdupsi ty ibs 20u Jav OF SEPT.
lsA3 at thc Buk aud Stationery Store R1um. co.,
MIm Street. L1ucs Row. The enlse sfp,k ai
BOOKS and STAT tONERY. co. said establishment.
Sale 90 commence at 10 o'clprk. Terms cash.
Yep IS HALL g. WICKIAA. Aucrrs
The sale of he ahose properly 10 postponed until
"Wednesday lhc 4h day of OroucY utrt.
sep 81 HALL e. WlCKUAM. AHCr.
.TNEN THOUSANBA YEAR, in q ebcsp
form, i1st received a AELLORs ssr9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-27
10000 DOLLARS.

M ORE NEW GOODS. at The Men York cheap
w Cash Store lS9 Market ST. WHEELINo, Va.
A + IORkE. would respectfully inform his
customers aud tho public generally. that he has Jus
returned t-um the East with q general sssorlaent al
DRY GOODS aud GROCERIES. Cookery Ware.
Hardware Boots. SHOES. &c. which he Is INV opeu.
ing and ready to sell n. cheap or cheaper than ever
The psblic are invited TO call aud examine the ioL
lowing articles, viz
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-27
GREAT NEms o rHELAnfE


A LPACfiAS ard Aleuuues.
N ~ vircrs AIracas u'.r snJ Ged. gne a.
iuv o. 81 cents SIC yard.
As- ~ ps meynu,rs sssrrcj oY1uu UbIci
Wc Ndl srii Of reduced grces.
scrs 90 IATEIR&UON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-27
NOMMIssEON AND FORwARDING,

7 NOmmlSSEON An FORW KUN C.
" HOUSE IN BOSTON, MASS-The sob.
Scuhers devStc particular altertIun Ia ihe sale ct
Wuul, Cutlun, llcmp. Flour aud all kinds uf produce
Advances in cash, 90 Ivy acceI tibce viii he made %
desired on eousignmeuis made Them inr sales.
REED, UUED & co.
LYMAv Rem. late e Bilun1rc.
JEREMtH HuRD,
WILLIAM ihLroN,
r. ia co have leave 10 refer n
Messrs David s Brown & co. Pudadoiphis.
THlhut. jones a. Co.
W e. S Wyman g. Ca ~
Me,srs D g. CJoues. Cincinnati. o.
WdhriIge. Hayden & Co jR,e,L NY
james Murray a. Co.
Kelley aid Parks. Cleveland. o,
Pecsiiam a. Co. Toicdr. O..
Dorr. Webb 4 Co Detroit. Mich
Bristol a. Porter, Chicago. tL
Wm ? Peterson. Wheeling. Va.
Boston. Scst II. AZ.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-27

GNAN'T BE BEAT!@ sENSENEY ha,
~ The best piece 81 Wool DYED Black Cloth in
the City. Tor So PER yard. Something extra. alt
and see IL. aug 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-27

4 FEW Bills OF RAPPs Rest GA Rye
~ WHISKEY. Gr sole by
scPH JY CALDWELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-27

A FEW pieces REQ aad White FlanueL. very
en-d uJiiels. & : sale low nv
sen "a JY CALDWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-27

Ihe above ggether with "a large variety Of uther
kinds too numerous 10 mentiun, rrniers his stock
cumpletc. and he would invite al WIN may he ~
WATT OF anything IN he -yvny Of BOOTS or SHOES,
." call md examine tor ihemselVes, a. he 1auefs
himself that be can offer as great inducements 10
Purchasers as can ppsSihly he met with elsewhere
ALSO-5500 d BALTIMORE and NEW
YORK TANNED SPANISH SOLE LEATHER
oi suIerur quality. Just reed apd fr sale al the
lowest market price. SAML M~'CLALLGN.
sen ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-27

x BBLs or Alum. FIRST rais article. for
~ sale a. Al cts per 10. by
'op II JY CALDWELL.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-05-27
Dem. Review of May.

PRETTY GooD.-The editor Of a
country paper having gone to a neigh
boring village to get married, the dew
the responsible
ty" of getting out the paper. The fol-
lowing is his 'leader."
"Reader-Gentle or ungentle, as the
case may be-we make to you our
best bow, after the latest improved and
patented London and Paris fashion,
with kind of jerk at the end of it
and declare oursclf your most humble
comc-tumhle down four pair of steps
servant. who are you" you ask.
Well. we're the !"-not the
old coger Of ALL, who goes about like
a lion, seeking whom he may devour
somebody-not by a feet. But we
don't care the shake of coon's tail
for him or any body else. No-blowed
If we do! WE'RE an Independent
pEvII,-a perfect rip shorter Of a fell
low, an imported earthquake-uot the
one that shook the bottom out of the
Mississippi, but the one that can dance
"sich gittin' up stairs" till the but
tons drop of the spectators Jackets
It's ecmical chap we are, as every
body knows that knows anything, We
haven't got any political principles
except we believe in "roast beef.and
hard cider" and go John Tyler the
whole hog, including the tail. We
love all the girls harder than a mule
can.kick-the pretty ones in partieu-
lar--ahd ONE 1--WE knows" double re-
fined in particular. We are out for to-
TAI abs,urna:ion Of all back cushions
IS makes the. womisn's coats stand out