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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-18
FoR President IN lS44.
III II ~ IL n e. l. a ".
FOR WICK PRESIDENT,
JOHN DAVIS. or MASSACHUSETTS,

ouiO.-Every word we now hear from Oh 10 i,
more che ering than The unexpected msiuriryrh a,
we have aitained there. The Wings have asionish.
ed themselves. and feel enthusiasm in proportion.
Every one we see from that state speaks confidently
that IL the election to be done over again. the
Wings would go forward with hundreds whore ,hev
lave now but fifty. Clay clubs will spring IN now
throughout the state. and they will competelv or.
ganlze for the election Of 1914 with the certain
knowledge that victory will perch upon their ban.
ner. that the stale for the great statesman Of the
West. Their efforts now will no, be to save their
state for him. but noble emulation to increase the
naJor'Iyio swell the Buckeye voice that will roIov
or the Country the thunder Of whggery and the fun
eral gun Of locoiOcoism. Ohio is now IN eIoriou,
Pos'n for the contest. Her people are ripe for n
they have suffered enough by msrule and they will
resent their wrongs upon their oppressors while the
lcoiocos know and feel that they mus, give nm n.
Stale. yield and die.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-18
GREAT ATTRACTION!
SECOND SPLENDID STOCK OF
y EW GOODS!!!

The SUBSCRIBER begs leave TO in form
the citizens Of Wheeling and The
neIgh6orhopd, that he has lust returned from
Philadelphia and Baltimore, ard is now reeeiy-
ing '''-
FRESH STOCK OF NEW GOODS.
lbelng he second supply this Fall which for
QUALITY AND CHEArNEss cannot be exceIled II
e9uailrd IN the CITY Of Wheeling
CiothS pi eyerv variety Of shade a nd price. We
~ lev indeed.
Cas.slneres and Cassinetts ofthe greatest qarn-
- tiy imaginable.
hentu KY Jeuns, fUIied cloths
herseys Beaver cloths, Giraffe cloths apd cve-
p,B variety OF goods for coats and pantaloons
bIeached and Brown MuslIns, FIannels aod
Checks '"iSis anu
AL.SO-The largest assorfnent of Calieoes he
- mas ever otteled to the public
DOmesiIc, EarlstOn and Manchester Gin gboy,s
opiendlI new style goods for dresses such az
Ich hz.d Ieipets, China PebiD Cbusan dc
Lalhe, Muslin de Lame, silk SHRINE Aackbars
Va new artIcle) striped, fg'd, chanpeabIe MAN
anu YaTIegated Alpaca LuskI ss viii, every
kind OF Goods m fashion for Ladies' drsssss.
sSRGUts HaHdkerehiefs, Gisres HOsiery HtHs
CHhs' Ribbons, Bonnet SILKS and Innings. Ar
Iliciais, &c ~ q"
The undersigned would take this occa,ion IN
express ms thanks to the public for the LLe,.I
shaTe OF their patronage heref OfDre received 90
hopes and belieYts that an e2amioaf ton ~ -
M satlsy coy one that I've 10 Ell n en- Tiled
70 iDll share Of the public patronage.
~ SENSENEY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-18

THE TRUE PHILC SOPHER-The character
OF the true philos pher is 10 hope all things not
impossible and To believe all things unreasnna bic
lie who has seen "bscurIiies which appeared impen.
eirahle IN physical and mathematical science
suddenly dispelled. and the most barren and unpro
missing fields Of inquiry cnnveued as f by inspirat,on
'n'o fch and inexhansIible springs OF know led e
and power. on simple change Of nne POINT Of view.
or by merely bringing hear on them some prncipIe
winch II never occurred before try will surely be
Tie very last 10 ncquIesce 10 any dspiriiing mos
Pecis oil either the present or future desiInies of
mankind; while, on the other hand, the boundlss,
VI VS. oi intellectual aud neral rs well as mat rnal
relations which open on him all hands in The
course OF these pursuits the know edt Of the trivial
place he occupies IN The scale Of creation, and In.
sense continually pressed upon him OF his own
weakness and incapacIy 10 suspend or modify the
slightest movement Of the vast machinery he sees in
action around him. must efIecfually convince him.
that humility Of preensOn, no less IhaR confidence
OF hope. Is what best becomes his character.
HerScbeI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-18

AWFUL BEACON.--The Lawrencehurgh Bea.
con has hired up into quite blaze on the sIreangIh
q" The late elect IONS. and INDUCES in The must san.
culinary expectation, TO.wiI.
Now that the regular Democratic party in Ham.
lion Co. OhIo have by their own mighty strength
sustained and carried irumphanily through. their
regularly Illuminated ticket. we expect 10 see the
PiuIIs, the Goodins. Johnsnns. DIwsons GondIoes.
&c regularly read Out of lie DemOcralIc ranks M
incilonIsts and renegade dem 'crlls VIII $ creed is
"Tule or rum"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-18
THE OLD NORTH STATE WINE AWAKE

~
Old Rip does not intend To be caught Mapping a.
gam shortly She TO be as foil of FIRE and
animation m the Wing cause, any Of her sister,
lhe last Raleigh Star, contains ON animated account
OF meetings ~ Wake, Johnston. and Hall coun
ues' the hrst named. being that in which Rnlsgb is
situated. These meetings approved Of the proposi
lion TO hold a State Convention on the 7th oi De.
eember' 10 nominate a Candidate Tor GsYsrnor. and
aPpoIni two State delegates TO the Baltimore Con.
vsn'ion Al the same time that they prefer Charlie,
Maniy Tor Governor, they profess willingness. 10 be
guided entirely By the Convention. The Wbig ,o.
lice arrangements IN North Carolina are sdpi,sbl.
Committees OF Vigilance are TO he eslabl,sbsd ~
each Captains district. IN each county This - :.
bout the right size. larger range would moi h
50 well attended TO. on the ground that What
~ mans business IN general, no mans IL na,iicu
Tar Heary w Miller. Esq, was appointed 20 dsliv.
Or an address before the Clay Club oTIVsks Co.,,
on the character Of the whig leader. n. CIsv ~,
upon the subject Of Wing principles IN gepstar A
noble theme Me- Miller has. aud we doubt No, d.
will do h justice, %. IN fact justice can be done No.
mere words, 10 such a subject
Our friends will thus find. that scfvs q. tb., 49,.
De- there are others ia The field who will not be o
stripped. Well! 81 any rate d. not lst tbem 90,
head Of Va. Let Us be ever On Inc sIs,,. ~, 81
q most active enemy 10 contend with Iet,s -
possible, redeem the Stale from the ir,r,.,s,.-i,
disgrace she suffered IN 1910, of being man. b..
party Of managers, 20 form portion Of Van R,,,e,,
taii. 10 ~ one Of the most dsgacefUl scfs a.. ..
ever pronptsd TO, even by the Richmond iupfo ~,
tie 81 its reign has been, IN drsprace n ,.,,.,..
ior he people 70 wipe out the tarnish c,., No., ~.
yinia's honor by faction. The year 1874 iii 80,
aess that glorious contamination; but in ib. ,ns,o
lime our friends must continue ffm. pnif.5 .oJ :.
ive.-RieLm0nd Whig.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-18

The following slye of puff Common in the
New Yark papers. II is certainly a melancholy ex.
ample of The shifts and pTostIIuiuns of trade TO find
such means for noorley 81 ordinary adoption:
"TtiE GIRARD CASE --ln tins great case the
first legal talent ofIhe country is engaged. Web
sier. Cloy and Adams ampng the disIng u ish ed
counsel, and their JOINT lees scarcely To
less THAN $4,000. Some curious develOpements
IN relation Q" the habits aud pcrsuiIs oI the late
Stephen Girard will be eliciIod by The crss exami-
nation and the whole world will be ngng To read
the evidence la short. of all the recently be-
lore The public. we know of mono Of such general
importance and deep interest 10 the people al large,
except the case which contains Chapmans unr,val
ed Magic Rnz"r S.rOps SsIld wholesale iand retail
al lO2 William street Pad North Amer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-18

CHAIN OF BEINGS.-BItumen and sal phur form
me INK between earth and metals; viIrIOls unite
meta Is with salts; crys'allizlOns salts win
stones; tie ahianthns and lyIophnes form kind of
'Ie between stones and planIs; the ppypus uDires
plants To insects; the tube worm seems To lead In
shells aud reptiles: The wafer serpent aud the eel
i"rm passage from reptiles TO fish; the annas nigra
are medium between fishes and birds, the BAT and
The flying squirrel link buds 10 qnadrupeds; and IN.
monkey equally gives the hand 10 quadruped aud
10 man.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-18

COURTS OF HONOR.-The King Of Prus-,a has
directed courts Cfh honor TO be established in aft the
garrsOhs. which shall have jurisdiction over of.n.
ees and disputes coming within The rule. Of b,o,,
ahu usually sellled by duets Thee cosrts are an.
Ihor'zed TO 'nflici Punishmens according to the ma
ue o me offence IN case the parties will MT sub
mt 10 The dCcision Of the cvurt oC b,,n,
horzed 10 fight in presence Of the eou,t ami he -
Jec' 10 punishment IN proportion TO The injury inaic
ed upon each other
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-18
TRAVELLING IN THE BURMAN ENPrR

no ELLiNO IN The BURNAN EMPIRE.
when 81 angers come TO the houses Of Burmans
iheY are hosPable and courteous; and Inan NAV
travel ir"m one end Of the kingdom to the other
without money! feeding and lodging as we'll as the
people bni Otherwise they have lille idea Of aid.
ing Their neighbor. IT, boat or a wagon, &c, get
into difficulty. no sIIrs assist unless requested
Inc accommodation Of strangers aud travellers 3
particularly provided for by zGyats or caravansares
ouili IN every village. and often found insulated on
'he hlghway. These serve al once for Iaverns.
town houses and churches. Here ira veIIers take
up lheIr abode even for weeks Il they choose; here
puo'c business is Transacted aud here, If a pagoda
DE near. worship is perl"rmed. They are always As
Wen ouiiI as The best houses, and are among The
most splendid structures in tho kingdom Though
they furnish, however no accommodations hui n
sheher the traveller Procures at the bazaar all ne
hnds necessary, receives, with the ulmust pr,mn
h'nde' inli supply from the famIIies around. A
missionary may travel from one end Of The country
To The other. aud receive, wherever he stoos ali
chat the family can offer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-18
VERY PRoFITABLE FARMING.

The Utica Gazette states that person purchased
929 acres Of land in Wisconsin, at dollars per
acre. making Sl240. He paid for heakirg il up and
sowing 50 a acre, and for fencing 1000 His seed
cost him about $1,000 more. that the whole eI-
pense about $4,000. From this he realizes the
first year IS bushels TO the acre. average, which is
2l 100 bushels, worth al least SO cents abuve the
expense Of harvesting. This will amount 10 81 o :
$50. ia other words. he Ill pay his land &c ing
II under and enclosing. and all expenses aud have
rising Of $4,000 DeiI profit
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-18

two. three. furious dogs. with low. aud e1trsmeI,
sarcastic" grcwl. thai. though pitched upon ia,
same hey WINS anything hut harmonious To our semi
aquatic friend. In his fright he dropped hts sticks
and cuiching his umbrella in both hands, he mlsook
his word. and haloe6 "stuboy" but anon correc,iug
himself he cried "get out John Smith. ee, out. Mr..
Smith. get out, murder! Mr. Smith. ow and the dogs
made the welkin ring again with their most e,e,
getic bark. As good luck would have H. MIR Smitb
ina de barrels, pc rhaps not cider barrels for John i.
no coon" and there were some hund reds lying
piled IN the corner Of the yard. To these our wor
Thy friend reIreaied backwards, regardless of the
ran and keeping his umbrella between him und
his canine assaIants.-wiih every step CRYING get
out. murder, Mr.. Smith, get out" To ascend the
pile Of barrels backwards easy task the more
esPec tally as he was compelled to lower the um.
brela rs he went Up and let the blast take its course
over ms exposed person; but he wenI il.
The noise at length aroused MIR. Smith. who il all
humanity. and he came running cut to have his eyes
saluted with a sight, that would have made a for
tune for HogsrIh. There stood our acquaintance
perched three barrels high. his long locks blowing
every which wuy-his eyes sraining for help, his
neither, and then Onl, gIrmcnL h nging, olnsslcully
speaking, like wet shirt q bean I-,lr hrs mouth
open 10 halo get our his uabrela down between
him and the dogs, and they glaring up nj him,
seeking TO devour." MIR. Smith, as We have SAID.
has keen perception &c the humane as well as tho
ridiculous and afier scnorOus gufaw thai lasted
longer than the Pcrched individual considered
strictly proper. he obeyed the beseet hing REQUEST
that emanaIed from the top Of the barrels 20, MIR.
Smith, call your dsgs o.u-u. call-murder, whisk. =
"bow. wow, bow, bo-o-o-o," ''an1 let m do n
and ~histled and called. "here Tige, here Pomp.
here Nero. come here The dogs retired TO their
kennel but what with fright and cold the teeth OF
their game chartered so that he could not thank his
deliverer. This may possibly he the same one who
was enquIring anIiously fIr John smith, if il il
not. we think the editor Of the Gazette can find
where John Smith lives by snquiring Of him,
AN EDITORS TRoUBLES-Tno editor Of a
newspaper published in North Carolina, bearing the
enphonious title OF the Mays Head Advocate. ayors
his readers with ludicrous and lugu brious account
OF his professional and pecunary troubles He brings
IN divine Poesy to set forth his mseres the more for
cIbly' and TO win upon the sympaIhies Of his obdu.
rate subscribers. The muse complains for him in
his wise
We never, never shall get rich
Our lime and lahors lost,
For soon as we get thing siraight
Another thing gels cross'd -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-18

The Kew John PIerPoInI Jr. was last "Wednesday
ordained pastor ola church in Lynn. Mass.
The annual cattle show AMI ploughing m n,ch n,
Worcester. Mass, came of on The IIrh inst. The
display Of cattle was very superior. and the fair wa,
attended by thousands Of yisriers, The pIoogb in,
match was one Of great interest," twenty ploughs hav-
been entered for competition
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-18

knowledge Is not couch nbe,.,oor II 80, -.
searching AID restless spirit; Or terrace tc, usn.
uering and variable mind 10 walk up and down with
ia'r rro'peeii low er Of state Tor proud mind
70 raise llseli upUn;o fort or COMMANDING ground
lof slHie and contention; or shop Tor profit or sale.
oul rich siorehouse for the glory Of the Creator,
ana me relief Of mans estate Il Lord Bacon.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-18
'IQIH!aIlIlE1EaEiHEHEiaflfaEIg|EIp
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.


TIE result Of The election for Members oi Con-
gress, is q follows:
IL Wings. II LoosfOcos
District lst-EJ Morris. WV ga.n
2d-Jos Ingersoll, (W)
3a-John + Smith. a. FL
4th-Ch Ingersoll. a. F.
5IH-Jacob Yost. IL F.
6ih-Michael jerks, (W.) gain.
7Ih-A z McIlvaine..(w)
Sth-Jeremiah Brown, (W.)
9Ih-JohL Ritter, l. F.
l0Ih-R Brodhead. Jr. (LF)
llIh-B A BIdlack, (LF)
l2-Amond Ii. Reed. (LF.
l3th-Gen Frick, (W) gain.
l4Ih-AleX Ramsey, (W)
!5ih--Dr Mes, (Indep'i L F.)
l6Ih-Jas Black. IL FL
l7Ih-J Irvine, (W.)
lSth-Andrew Stewart, (WO
l9Ih--H ID Foster. (LF0
2Olh-J w Drkey. WV
2lst-Wm Wilkins. IL FL
22l-Grn. s. Hays, IL FL
23rd-- Burlington. wv gain.
2iIh-Reed. Wing
We are mol oble TO the exact charohter Of
- stature.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-18

MR. RlVES-Tne Alexandria Gazette. in reply
to the inquiries OF correspondent The present
and contemplated political ls'siIion OF Mr.. Rves,
Riyes at can give no information the subject,
makes soDe just comments npon the my sIerious aHd
'ne1plicable course Of that gentleman. Il express
es Ills doubts that Mr. RIyes expect Ia obtain
any favor or cOuniennuce frum The democratic party,
aud indeed rum The undi-guiseG entity which
some of our journals expressed towards him even ia
his present cquivOcal position, there be liIio
chance OF his ever Obtsning The confidence and
support Of TINT party. M denies To Mr. Riyes
the a"s-esson OF splendid abilities. hut these can be
employed neiIhcr honorable To his country or hum
self 80 long as uncertainty aud indeci,ioa appear
TO characterize his cIurse. lie have tee con-
hdence OF neither party while q shaI"w Of doubt
remains uPpn his movements. Let him cme out
boldly aud openly and he will regain the public es-
teem aud exercise the influence which no abilities
however mastery. can command unless united with
decision aud inde pendence."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-18

OF We learn from Mr.. /. Barbour, OF
Oxford, that he intends to manufacture
a quantity Of printing paper this fall,
from the leaves Of mulberry trees
We hope he will succeed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-18

BISHOP or INDIANA--we understand tina,
me iaie conventiCn Of the Protestant Ep.scopal
church ~ Indiana, elected the Rev Thomas Akin.
son Rector Of St Peters church. Baltimore Bishop a
me Diocese Of Indiana. We DO not learn whether
The appointment has been excepted
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-18

A REPEALERS SOLILOQUY.--One Of Daniel
OConnelrs repealers, a genuine sou nf the green
Isle, passing St Charles Street last Tuesday and
when Immediately OF posiIe Office he paused Io.d
ed hIs arms and after gazing inIeny for moment
aI The words The Trupic,' which appear in large
characters the front wall Of office he thus
Posrrophized: The Thropic! the Thrupic be ID!
Yon abuse Daniel O'ConneIl, you thale. and nav de
divl Fly away wild ye for II! But niver mind bc ia
SIS niver mind! Daniel o. Connell will be PrsIjInt
Of these United Sraes the first Ihrng you know, and
thin maybe you will learn TO keep a dacenl tongue
IN your head Pint hat IN your paper Mr. rhrOpIc,
and he ID 10 ye, you dirty spalpeen"
Having thus delivered himself. our worthy Hiber-
MAN evidently felt relieved. and went h way re-
joicing in the belief that Daniel o Connell would
day DE 'Prisdiut OF the United States n D Tfep.
The editor Of The New York Tribune afier speak.
ing rather slghingy Of some OF the successful loco
iuco candidates for c"nEress. says:
Joseph Neal. Of the Pcnnsy vanian. the best
L"co editor alive has just been beaten again ia PHI
ladelPhIa city. a. lac certain to DO in that dis.
IrIci. Why dunI his party him in Of the
c"uniy districts. IN place OF their John Smiths and
MCnily-f He would be worth n regiment Of them
in the capitol, where his humur would do much
10 override the iraciioushess whrch appears 10 be
epidemic there
IL is easier to supply the place Of poor congress
man than Of good editor. u. S. GazsHe.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-18
tut. "FATmERS" SUPERCEDED.

In the Bristol Gag court Tor the reliei Of insol-
vent debtors. held "Wednesday. before n. r. Rev.
"'lds, ts one OF the commissioners. Of one OF
he 'red'iors. nn beng examined. used the term
e. Mister Britain. repeatedly reference to hts ia.
her. when the learned c rnmissiouer made ,ome Sc
we're remark upon ton the young man ansMering
That he used the term because he supposed u was
easier" he said. "M rather. perhaps because tn.
wore iather has almost become obsolete. There is
no such word nav there Is not single father in the
~orid-(a lnngh they ell changed INTO guv
ners. Or airs Of laugher) Ir ypu meet n yourV
man in these days OF refinement, and D. quire the
health OF the family, his reply Is. The gunner is
pretty welr-(a laughN-or the guv nvr Is indispo.
sed. (Renewed laughier.) All the fathers Of the
last generation Clean gone, and we meet witt,
nothing now but tho 'guv-ners' os the present. -
Laughter. long continueI)
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-18

THE YANKEE IN MAIN STREET. cal.
eula'e couldn't drive trade :. with yon To day
said true specimen OF ihe Yankee pedlar, Us he
stood at the door o a merchant IN Mann street
Il calculate you calculate about right. for You
cannot. was the sneering reply.
Wall. guess you needn't git huhy about H.
Now, here's dozen real genuine sInpJs. worth
two dollars and h0li-yOu may have 'ein loo
two dollars"
u tell You don't any Of your trash; ~
you had better be going"
wal, now I declare! I'll bet You five d"linrs u
you make offer Tor them ere STRIPS, we'll
have a trade vet.
.'Doher' rvpl ed The erchanf, placing The money
in the hands OF a by siandcr. The Yankee depost
the like sum. when the merchant offered him pc
ayune for the sirofs
They're Yourn," said the Yankee, as he quietly
fobbd the stakes But" he added. with great APP
parent honesty. Il calculate jokes Ike. and II
you don't want them STRIPS. III trade them back
The merchants connIenancs frightened. you
are not SC bad chap, after oil: there are your
strops, give me the money,
There % H." said the Yankee as he received
The sirors and passed over the picayune "A trades
trade; and now you're wide awake, in airnest I
guess The next time you trade with that are pie.
you'll d" liule better than Ia buy rnzor Stops"
And awny walked the pedlar with his STRIPS and
his wager, amid The shouts OF the ]: ughing crowd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-18

hEFODiATIoN.-The Baltimore Clipper says
mai The Infamous doctrine has received Its death
blow IN Maryland. in the result ofhe late elections
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-18

Ter, when the same appearance will be
visible on a second application of water
But let the hydrate OF lime be exposed
to the influence of carbonic acid, and the
hydraIe will IN due time become the car
Donate Of lime, for [ is acid having a
stronger affinity for lime than water.
exPels the water and combines with the
lime, and during tins change a different
fermentation gUes on from the former,
AID continues until the lime is saturated
with the acid, when all is quiet again
Now suppose third substance TO he
applied To the carbonate Of lime, as the
muriatic acid, which has a stronger al
Unity Tor lime than the carbonic acid, by
strong aid rapid effervescence, until
the balance Of affiiniiies is once more
established, and the carbonate changed
TO the muriate Of lime, when no further
addition OF the same acid will have ef
lect. Suppose, however. the sulphuric
acid be next employed, which, from its
superior power over the mutiatic, will
take the place Of the same; the sulphate
OF lime will then be formed. And then
having gone through this series OF
changes, If the furnace be again had
recourse TO, the lime may be once more
obtained pure, and all the before men
toned phenomena, like u course Of crops,
can be Practiced and seen a second. a
third, or fourth time, or as often as NAV
be overwhelmingly Agriculture.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-18

O. A. Brownson will write no more for NJ, O.s,I.
Iivans democratic Review" but will 6rbyyi,h.
resume the publication Of bis old Boston oo,,..,..
Review.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-18

The Reverend MIR. Kerr. Oh plain Of the army at
Fort Leavenworlh, will preach la the Union Church
Sunday the 22d inst. oct Ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-18
a PECULIAR WORD III,

PECULIAR WORD .-flerorno Is, perbaps nj.
peculiar word as any IN our language The f,st
lwO leiien Of % are male, the first three female he
hrsi four brave man, and the whole word b,.yo
woman IL runs thus--he, her hero. heroine
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-18

DR.. FRANKLIN observed: The eyes Of other poo
pie are the eyes that ruin Hall bat myself were
blind. should neither fine houses nor fine fur
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