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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-12-04

There is probably something more that might
be added, received PRIOR TO September, 1881,
and subsequent 10 1871, besides what | have
given. But the amount is large enough.
need not seek to magnify it. Nearly SIX
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS oI
hard consul utional money wru e from The peck
els of lht People. TO enrich and ennoble this
naughty and arrogant individual! He would
act the part Of the Patric an, while he regards
the People as Plebeians, and treats them as vas
sails.
The enormous amount of money which the
editor OF the Globe has drawn from the labor OF
the People, has only served TO make him more
rapacious. He is perfect cormorani His de-
sire to accumulate wealth, drawn from the same
source, has no limit He is to be seen now
daily al all hours besieging members of Con-
sreess as they arrive in the city, to elrct him
printer 10 The House, and thus enable him TO
augment his gains aud become more arrogant
towards the People from whom he has derived
them. Will the Representatives. OF the People
| be willing to pamper him any longer1
Ferocious as hyena, venomous as an asp,
naughty as an arstocrat, and dictatoTial as a
despot, he lives but to be despsed by all those
who have foil knowledge Of his political char
acter. Ingrattude is prominent trait-he for
gets favors and rev les his benefictors. He ar
rog ties 10 himself 10 act as grand high priest,
and 10 anathematze all who do no, respect his
mandates Have we not witnessed day after
day and month after month, his "hltby sbeet'
teeming with abuse of the most vile, malicious,
msolenl and false charact Of one of the most
eslimable, pure and virtuous citizens in the
Union, John Tyler, President of the United
States He has ke,t up the cry OF cruelty
hml cruelty him Yet he cannot tell what he
has done TO merit the abuse or justify the as
saults. The history Of the past will point TO
the names OF hundreds OF as good men As this
or any other cou1try ever produced, who have
been the objects of the ISLANDERS and vindiciive-
ness of the editor of the Globe, simply because
they were too honest and too independent TO be
made the servle instruments of himself or the
clique with whom he is associated.
Within week past we have seen the Cher
Magistrate of a sovereign and independent
Stale. assailed in the editorial columns OF the
Globe, in the most vituperative manner because
he had the manliuess, honesty and indepen-
dence to uphold some Of the measures oil the
President of the United States, and defend him
from some of the aspersions which the. editor
and some other presses of like character cast
upon him.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-12-04

Recolect this important fact - That ,cith BLAIR
The Printer TO the House Of Representatives. IL aoouid be
IMPOSSIBLE 10 elect MARTIN VAN BuREN on any other
ID mocrai, President in 1844!l'--PotsmyMh (Vn.)
old Dominion,
The Old Dominion is In favor Of Mr.. Van
Buren,. -
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY NorEs OUTSTANDING,

TREASURY NOTES OpTsTANDINC., v
fre salse December I, l943. tAaf0 gsiifna.
Amount outstanding per the records VS. hsaa's
of this Office, viz: io s0am hss5aa fEFas1s
OF notes issued prior to the 31st Au- t.,ss II
gust, ls4s, - -n \ $ssl7,725 %
OF notes issued and paid out under a0 ba1o ss.ami
the act Of Sd March, ls4s, iga-tN 247,5oO 90
e.apa i.am s y4,l65, Gas 80
Deduct cancelled notes in the hands sso lspF
q The ace9antiax odiesry, s,, sis Az a ~
81. sss 7. d. s. ':.. NJ II. NJ. ss 10. ss
TsaAasAs ss ssssa ~ ss, n s Y Y
,s,.h visGvA AZ ss, byosssisr 1, ~ Is ..s;'
sasoi9 " Wa& Ail4gs IF. L., SMITH, u Isl
sH Rsgister Of the Treasury Y
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~ The Boston Courier gives no returns
from Hut, yet,
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az q N0~<31

SnuryogE4 j., a. ! : .3|v g. 81 - ~.
suiiT n TX 81 11As1 B.i.a M.ls.
'asn's him 10 such cxssvE ~ ~ uspss nm
himself with conceded 5as wa i Hing
20 ne CaPHos~1shail aDeA I ~ - - Srs
Proud arrogant and dictsto1si 1vavds The pr.
Pc; y BEING sl!oxed 70 cotjAwe aill ipSfyg 6f
sneir substance and esssieUl2 .Fashid :. ~
People, BY ell that you hold sacred and most
dear. In ihe name of virtue, hos<ssy sad mo-
ality, forbid IL. In the language Of tbe poet
we say, ~ 4, :, 49,
Let justice plaza in every honsst hsad, whip,
To lash," &c. aihN 1sra.44g1y resg = +.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-29

"O5serre Goop FAITH and JUSTICE to-
soards all nations, cuttirats peace aad har-
moay aolth all. Religion and morality en-
joan taSs conduct; ard can ~ be thai GOOD
POLICY does not equally ea5gin IL IL lr5tt
Be aoorthy Of q free. euilghtsaed. and at no
distant period, great aat5oa, b }gire 10
mankind the mognuainsous aad Too Noceg
sample of a people ataoays guided By an e.r-
atted justice AID beaeroieace" =
ashington's Farewell Addr css.l
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-29
The Tariff bill

The Tariff act The Tariff bill
of 1924 was ap of 1916 was ap
proved by James proved by James
Monroe, PreSid'd Madison, Presid1
of the U. S. Idof US. Among
was voted for byl those who voted
a. jackson. N for it may be
Van Buren, r NJ named William
Johnson, Jas. Blu Lowndes, Join
chanan, and L. G.. Calhoun and
FL. Benton, three r NJ Johnson, the
DeInocatic aspi- two latter Dem
rants for the Pres aspirants for the.
Idency. Presidency.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-29
RV THOS. A. FALCONER.
A COMPARATIVE VIEW OF THE DIFFERENT IA RIFFS


The Tariff of
1882 was appro
Jed by And Jack
or, President Of
he u. States. Il
was voted for by
Jas. *. Polk, Of
Tennessee, Mar
~, Of n. York.
aud Thomas Fl.
.Benton, Of Mis-
.s0uli.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-29

dcnifyt
are Oars sources 6u
tat erhr 25 in
engveth
aerchs frth ehadcft column
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-29

The Tariff of
1923 was voted
for by Martin
Van Buren, r.
NJ. Johnson and
Jas. Buchanan,
three Democratic
aspirants for the
Z residency.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-29

Thrift cE British 'E'RFsGS
ESEG. Of 1920.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-13

La! what makes y:ur teeth 81 unusually
QuOth Josh's DulCIua, 10 hlm tO,hcT II ght
To make yours look -, with a grin, replied Josh
I've bought you a bottle OF ThOTu's Tooth WISH
And since they've tined this, Casta all ejhers away.
But TO prove IL the bcs' 10 make the teeth shlnc,
Look again, my dear Sal, at the lustre Of mine.
Then try this great Tooth Wash,
The TeabeTTy Tooth Nash,
And zee If the Tooth Wash Of Them, Is not fine?
A MONG the recommendation ~ the above, are
- the following.
Having tried Dr. Thorn's Tea berry Tooth
Wash and become acquainted with the tugre ]
er II one Of the safest. a. II Is one yt the most
peasant tooth washes now la use. ID HUNT
Pittsburgh Sept IS, 1912. Denust.
take pleasure IN stating, nftCr having ma e
use of "ThOru's Tea b.rry Tooth Wash, thatIt -
one of the best deutr.6ces 10 use. Beng Iu a u
quld 'Orm II combines nCa'ntss with cOlVGr.cnc..
While II Cleanses the enamel and removes ihr
tartar from the teeth, It's perfume yl.lis a fra
grancs peculiarly desirable. T..
The undersigned haveused 'TEoru's compound
Tea berry tooth wash and have found u to- q,
an extremely pleasant dCnluluce, exercising q
mos %salutuIy influence override { eth and gums,
preserving those INDISPENSABLE memh-rs from
premature decay, preventing the accumulation OF
Tartar and purifying The Breath. Having thor
oughIy tested IT, virtues we take pleasure ga Ie-
commencing u to the public, believingI II TO be
ne heSi article Of the hind nov IN use.
NJ r BERTSON, JAMES 2 JACK,
ROBT II PEBBLES, CIIAS SCULLY,
DARR4CH, WM MCANDLESS.
II L RJNGWALT, LEONARD = JOHNS,
J NJ MOORHEAD. las ) CRAFT.
For sn!e by JAS BAKER. Wheeling. Va
fob ) ly
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-13

WHEELING, Va.
u 7HE SUBSCRIBER is now prepared, with he
necessary machinery, and 10 successfully
prosecuting the manufacture Of Lard oil 81 his
establishment on Market Allev, being enabled
win he present machinery 70 turn out about six
hundred GALLONS n Week. Of OIL tsat be warrants
c1Hal 20 any manufactured In the United States.
for all purposes equal 10 the best Sperm. and ia.
mdcntuerT lar superior TO any other kind Of oh.
lie o. enabled Co sell AZ the lowest Cinrfnuau
prices. MIIors, mHchf0Isfs. merchants and others
arc invited 90 give him a call. as be is prepared f5
scu wholesale or retail, on such terms as ranno'
foil f0 please. OIL put up Doc Barrels. KEGS. cans
or in any mauncrOr quantity % suit purchasers.
al orders promptly attendeato. Address
~ WARREN.
Caah poid for Lard. mari
ELOUH-25 bauois Superior Frs.b Fsmiy
flour Tor sale ~
U20 JANIS n FORSYTH %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-13


,: e. ca
400 prs wSMENS' KIP LACE BOoTss
216 d. CALF do
t-2O1 do hl6ROCCO ~.
500 prs w"mras' Cali. KIP. aud Grain Lea.
thor SHOES.
20J ..s Wpnei = MOROCCO SIIO rs.
100 ,in Seal add Nd low priced Slip
per.
zoo. sAi,scs' Calf and KIP LACE BOOTS
100 ~ CtiiIrrns' CaIi aus Seal pss'd Ono,
rrs
500 dn irsincr and NnrSrcu Lace B.,sis
The atnvc ,".ethe' With a large VprIeiy %
Jh"r kinds tnu upmerbis 60 mentnn. rrudrr
~ s'ock c"np eI-.nrd he woulI invite all vi
u7y be IA ~nri OF anything IN the why .
')DrS or SHOES. tn call arI eSamino 10
iriuseive~. a. he duIrrs himself IiGd 10 On
Ter rs great iuduc-men's TO purchasers as cat
s-ihIy he mel with clseNhrrs.
L>O-55uO LBS BALTIAiOR RE- aud NEW
ORK TANN'D SPANISH SOLE LIZ NTIIEl
MA 81 -. 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-13
INSURANCE.,

TIRE &NfARfNE iNSURANCE-There ar
two situations only IN which individuals can
be placed. where they can adequately appreciate
the value ofInsuranCe. These are, while -taud-
inR upon the runs 81 their own property, .thsr
receiving from Hu Insurance Office the iuIi o.
mount which they have lost, or standing on the
same spot surrounded perhaps by a drsolate fam
Nv, IamenfIup hat stupidity and folly which had
iatied 20 rrsvIde for such n r~uuunEruCy.
- ATKINSON. Agent Of the pKDTECU WON
INSURANCE co OF UAyTFObD, CONN
VIII iako usks uAdwtI'ug houses, ware houses
rtoTts, mile, iacfoTrs. &c, together with their
'phItHlst sucn aE furniture. mrTgh1Tcisp. ma
cHIIcrf. and cFcr.1tu.r description of IusurabIa.
pF"FerV' sLiso, on -.r1r 'eel aud Hat boats
Western Waters.
Once on Main street, ncurly opposite che u s.
Hslas Jaa Q. 1859.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-13
e. ~

x ROWN & CO'S Baltimore, PriladelphIa. Cum
Eb iceland, Plush Irgh. Wheeling Cinciprum.
Louisville aud ~ Lnui- package Express. Foreign
Letter. aud General Forwarding Office Spe,Io.
Bank NoIes. Par, els, aud cnsrs of Goods Of every
description, Mil be received and forwarded WIN
Tho utmost despatch To NIL The Eastern, Western. AM
Southern cities. also 10 Liverpool, Loadon. Pari, am
HIvre.
Iauicnl' r. attention given "a Custom House Busi.
ness, collection oi u.tes, drafts. bills, &c, &c.
\ Special messenger = III leave The B~IlIimure.
Philade. phIH. md New York oniccs daily.
OFFICES AND AGENTS
NcSsrs ATKINSON TENPLENNN, Cumberland, Nh.
JAMES y. Caldwell, Esq. Wheeling. Va.
l.. p. FEANCISCts Il Co. THIRD 81. CINCINNATI, Ohio.
Aud No 30 y Main. - Louis, No.
GF'RGE 4. Berry. E.q Pmshurgh. Pa.
HEowN Il Co, IL SouIA TIiTd Street, philadelphia.
Pa.
Add Museum Building, 5sl'iaore street, B~rIiimnrc,
Nj. july Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-13
CIR IN * cos.

PACKAGE EXPRESS VIA CUMBERLAND
AND WHEELING TO CINCINNATI.
ENHE pnb IT, orc informed that GREENS 81
q 60. have entered !. Ia an ARA :, ner'
with The Baltimore aud OHIO Rail Road ComTn-
ny 10 run 3 Gar with the passenger train "a
Cumoerland, and are rrer aTCd 10 forward Pack
AYES, parcels, and bundles, at, 10 and from the
following places.
Frederick, Hancock, Rarper's Ferry Martins
burg, Cumberland, UhCeiiHg, Cincinnati,
Packages received and forwarded daily by the
Mail Train, leaving Baltimore At : IA 4 NJ. ar
r.vin@ az Wherlin" nv FXPRE -, early the fol-
loving evening. and delivered free of uorterage.
The above line will forward packages, spccic,
Drafts. Bills OF Exchange. make collections aid
attend To the purchase Of goods IN Raltlm re,
Phladelphi1, New York. and intermediate towns.
Greene 81 Co. having connected the above liue
with GrswOld & cos Baltimore and Phladel
phIa. and Adams & Cos New York and BOSTON
Express Lines. pledge themselves to execute
wi,h fidelity and despatch, any business edtrUsI
ed TO their care.
n. Il All packages by The above line must be
marked Care Of Greene & Co.'S Western EN-
press. TEThose from the West Greene q Cos
Eastern and Northern FIX rcss." We beg 10
refer 10 the following gentlemen.
Messrs Brickhead e. Pearce.
Do Talbot. Jones & Go. PHI
DO Matthew'S. Ould a. Co.
WIN Rubinson, Jr. Esq.
Mpszrs Dickinson a. Co, Cumberland.
Do Jas a Forsyth & 60. HheeiiHs.
MISUNDERSTANDING q Duncans, Cumberland
Jas II Farsyth " Co, HheCiiHg.
". All packages addressed To- the care of ia,
above agencies will be forwarded with despatch
GREENE q co.
aug 81 lso Market street B0itilnOre.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-13
ROUIS, BDOTs. SHOES, SHOES.
Samuel sH3S& laEEea is now recei-
wing and Opening, at the Sign of ihc 49,
BEG KE BOOV, et

= IaTE" ITN FN'fTI-INE l"IT NVlIW 5oyOIo NM SVFV
vii. b. s'lJ LOW f-r CASH. sstins IA Faft.Saop-N
$50 Prs SlEes' THICK COT
100 do alp do
lSA do calf d. ~
$50 rvs Bows THICK ~ 49, das ssSA
fSs-Fk fO@4II sss@.t @r.skSSt2 49,
CbO 20. hENS' tiIN BRo6 AfSS -
eo1 9stoi $50 -
4a0 rrsl Rows 11LcK Dc.
375 d. Kff d.
35y pr YOUTHS IHC do. r
40 d. kip d.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-13

"EEAT CENTRAL ROUTE FRNN
W WIZ cling TO BALTINORE. WASH.
iNGTpN CITY, PiIlLADEBPUHN. NEW YORK
AND BOSTON. The Nariuunl Roal aud G~I
Intent Stage @ mparic~. are running 6 lady lines
To CnsiherIand cunsrctug with the n g. o n r.
NnIy u hours Stag travel 20 csiLer of ~ nl Ove
cities. lhS balance by Z ilrrad.
Time to Bali more 81 hpur~.
Tine 70 Philadelphia - 'ours.
Fare To Bllitnore 1 DOLLARS.
Fare 10 Philadelphia 10 go.
Sx daily Ines leaves The C,'s Stage and Rail
rad Office every msmiug at C o'rlrrk A NJ. ana
extras furnished nt any hour a load should "fTcr.
F'rihruurh lIckets Ia Bilumorp and Philadelphia
a ply at the Co.'S oi1irp, No 30 Wafer 81, Wheeling
Va one DOR North L 5 Hotel,
For BHVd Invent s ae Co. HUTClIISON.
d WV X NEWMAN. Ger n r : Co.
Gre,f c Hiral Route Rail road aud Stage ogire
sen 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-13

y I'll, MOORE & &C. Mai Coq1h
~ Leaves Wheeling daily at O'clock. 2. VI.
Al hours 90 Cincinnati.
Pilot Coach. leaves Wheeling daily al 6 o'clock
A. NJ. Is hours to Cincinnati. Fare $40.
D~.Tallmudge's Cool Intent Couch leaves whee.
ling daily al Z p. NJ. ~ hours 10 Maysylle. Fare
so.
1rr Extras furnished At oil times. in The above
Iiuesi % parties, with The privilege oflying by Ut night
or not Us they choose.
Office No. 80 Water ST. WHEELING. VA.
mug 80 } MESKIMEN. Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-13

NOTICE TO HOUSEKEBPERS
I'HE subscribers beg leave to inform the sitI-
zens Of Wheeling and vicinity, that they
have opened
GENERAL FURNISHING WARE HOUSE.
at No l43 Main street, Wheeling, Va. where
NAV be found an eXten sive assortment OF Gilt
and Mahogany framed Looking Glasses, For-
trait and Picture frames; Upholstery ware eon-
sis Jung ofFcatheT Beds; holsters, Pillows, curl.
ed HAIR Spanish moss, cotton, musk and sprlng
mattresses; together with a full assortment Of
the latest style aud best finished FURNITURE
ever offered IN this city; all Olwhich Will be sold
or the NEST reasonable terms and tcdrrdntsd.
Aiso Locking glass Plates, mahogany veneets,
yarnIsh, Spanish moss, &c, &c, constantly on
hand.
STEAM BOATS furnished with every article
Of furniture on the most accommodating terms
and az short notice.
. Orders in ZaHesviIle can be loft with J p
AID & Co.
jy 90 MFNDEL g. HARBOUR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-13

- AAH OAN VIA ~ .
CERTIFICATE Of Its efficacy can be seen al
the store OF the subscribers sufficient TO sat
isiy tle most incredulous. Price - cents.
WHITLEY, Green Ca. Pa.
Mr.. =. A. FahHesioek d. Co..
Dear Sir: ] have been using your VermIfuge in
the most sure and safe Worm Destroyer hat /
ever had.
7 was called to a child six or seven wears old in
NAV, 1882, which was then IN spasms with the
worms, | gave Il one vial Of your VeTmifuge, a.
ETecbSiy 10 directions, and tile child passcI 40
worms In a te" weeks, ! gave u another wal.
Tfe ciIld recovered immef lately. ana has euiov-
ec good health ever since.
nave prescribed % on many either cases, in
"'''" " mas Drought qlTS9Ny % 22} anS 500 1{o SS33TT%gs.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
l0ere are Nermliuges in almost every section
o. ne cOuntTl asserted to b the same. Of EQUAL
90 anuestOCks,- which - not the case-rh here
1r' none llkelt.. They contain danccrouz Iupre-
'lenls. AVOID men as YOU value lite and health
use The FIRST and only safe ans emcaclous one.
DO nor be per uaded by the interested vcnder
that Others will answer az well
Il A F~AHNESTOCK e. co
Corner Of SIKH aud Wood ste. Put>burpb.
y = M'MECHFN.
JONAS CRUNBACKER.&
JAMES BAKER,
A FAHNEsTnCKs ANTI ''HRffi IE0aGs
rlLl,o a gentle but efficient catharic, cx-
pfessly adapted Tor q f'mIly physic; and are not
surpassed by any other pIlI In use for an cases I'M
Whlrh acatharUc o. indicated. They will operate
loToushlY without grpIug. Price % cts for a
box containing 80 rills.
PuettmO Itr or COugh B1tsam-A valuable
remedy for Coughs and CJIds. Price 2s cc1fs.
'ouFh LozcuFeq.-These Lczeupcs posaessa
The virtues Of the best COush Syrup. are corve.
nIeqt 20 carry ln The pocket and are very pleasant
TO the taste. Price % cents.
'arm'natiue ~LOzcngcs-fOr the cure Of thr
summer complaint, As the season IL nov ap.
reaching n which bowel complaints arBalway
teTV rouhIcsome as well 40 dangerous, oycry
'mlY should be provided with n box Of thrs,
Lozcngcs which. fused according 10 direction
VIII certainly cure. Price 25 cents.
Liquid DpJistd0r- rs-ncfr7rrv art,fs
Ios.,ss's double fhe strength Of the common
OpodeidUc bel more clearly and u,u.I r,,,. go.
venicntIy applied. Price % cents.
Fof sole ~ T. = MNECHEN.
'N wheeling. We.
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I mmn'ion ~ III. b"f'r- 'nrch ,sirr ~el"~h~'c.
81 NLOTIIS. &C.-NIy slack nf Brut CLOTHS
u Beiver CLOTHS. CASSl ,iEItES, SATTl.
meas wear. very ramrlsts aud desirable. Col ar'
zee. 'hen. ("ci p W i SELBh-
A LPACks, NERINOES. sd Sc-Yuu WI
find uI C"rnrr Ainin md Madison streets. 4;
superb a.srrmrn ni Algncus. Ch"fats. Mrun"e-
glain auI lie d M"uslin lie Lanes. nid oil othe.
Fashionable WINTER GOODS EIam'rr hci""
y"u Inv, and you val, find them cbT,P and fo"fa6ir
oct ? W q SELBY.
LISA splendid stuck rfSlINWLS q
- every description " ~ hc far,f 'p eSamiwn,rr'
At rhc FANCY DRY GOODS STOfiE- 81
o.t2 / SElBY
sNXTRA FINE-A few pirres super Ggt
a. and watssrd Frrt,-h NELVHrS fr d'esses.
Nupsn-r qualify. Call srs'.or y"a ~i't rn,s. 'h~u
oct = ~ Il SELBY
ERLAIN CooD~--M,ls oLr d Alpaca.
M,nu"es aud Nlnu.ln - Laupe- f'saLrr-sc
Ad liam Siaw.,, Same fnaieri,'A Als5. n f.,
-. rmoni Of !rruIly prnis AMI ,abcr Is.a GOODS
al Cpr,3 81 w 7 SEbRYS
a2ASKETs-A Ii ,rav Hing SBSskET:
IA ju,t reed nv Ir"I 81 W Il SELBY.
nIMITY RUFFLEs-A beautiful Style
tins article, something new. y"u an f-i nj
act 3 SELBY'S.
ENIANRETS. BNZES AND FLANNEL
I'D % you call ar The Corner Min nnd Maids,
Streets. luear The ,ic Of Tho r,n' emp'aied uc
riSecl you will huy . me fu- Blankets. q "
and Fiunuo'-, ~ they ARE good and cheap. oct 3
81 TNBkELLAS. I have Just rerciyed a ne
s]urrly"' UMBRELLAS, AIN gg wi eta "a
Il few ezra size superior silk. large enough Gr
mtu ard late family a n"r more inan ten ia "umhet
oct , w r. SELBY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-13

a A." AND LACE GOODS haven
haunfsl ,ar'e', e; very description & he
,nrwe,I style / c-s. Eds,ugs. N-i'S. 81. R'ssE
and White. Cu2) 4 SELS1.
n OsIERY-AlIncn. n nov aririr) LamhS
wndo ct van,n. c,h~s. NIeun, az Cn.H-
mer., Nrr.isd ani C,S',n. SiiL sni Srain SlS
HOSE aud HAkF HOSE. tr Men. Ladies, Misses
Hoys and Chdd rcE. IN every variety al
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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-05-19

We praise the man who first analized the
air. or resolved water into its elements, or
drew The lightning from the clouds even
though the discovery may have been as
much the fruits Of time as Of genius. A
moral principle has = much wider and
nearer influence on human happiness !;
nor can any discovery Of truth be Of more
direc. benefit to society than that which
es.ab ished perpetual religious peace.
and spread tranquility through every CON-
muni,y and every bosom. If Cnpernicus
is held in perpetual reverence, because on
his dea,I,.bed, he Published 10 The world.
ksT1lse sus 81 tlss~ renire q 6ursyssstp !;
ii fte name cf Kepler IS preserved in the
annals Of human excellence fpr his saga
city in detecting The planetary motion. If
The genius of Newton has been almost a
slored for dissec,ing ray of light, and
weighing heavenly bodies as in balance
jet there be for the name Of Roger Viii
liams a. least sOme humble place among
'liose who have advanced moral science.
and made themselves the benefac,ors of
mankind Bancroft. I'D