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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27
DIR Y-G GODS.
sel GREAT ATTRACTIONS ~. "a &.
2 SECOND SPLENDID STOCK OF 80
NEW GOODS!M

sfNHE. SUBSCRIBER begs leave TO ,iDiorm
the citizens OF Wheeling and the
reighboihood, that he has Just returned from
Philadelphia and Baltimore ard Is low reeeiv-
FRESH STOCK OF NEW GOODS.
BENG The second supply this Falli which for
orALrTv AND GREATNESS cannot be exceiled II
,c.tuslted in the.City of wheeling. go ~.
Cloths Of every variety of shade and price. We
nv Tow indeed. go So .l 81
Csssineres and Csssinetts of the greatest aarn-
: tity imaginable.
Kentucky Jeans, [ulLsd cloths.
Kereeys- Beaver cloths, Giraffe cloths, and eve
-aryvaristy Of goods for coats and pantalooDs.
Bleachedn and Brown Muslinsse Flannels and
4 Checks .s.a ..,i-sr go -.
ALS0-The largest assortment OF Cdiicoes he
has ever ofie, ed to the. public.
Dome site, Earlston and Manchester Ginghams
Splendid new style goods Tor dresses, suck as
- rich fg'd VefDcts, China PeSln, Chusan de
Lame Muslin de Lame, silk stripe Aackbars,
Ga nev aFticlel striped, fe'd, changeab lie, plain
, aud variessted dtpdeG Lustl es,- with every
Kind of Goods in fashion for Ladies' dresses;
ShdisLs Hand kerchfefs, Gi0res. Hosiery, Mills,
Cuffs, Ribbons, Bonnet SILKS and Innings, ar
;The nndersien ned would take this occasion to
express his thanks 10 the public for the liberal
hare Of their patronage heretofore received, and
hopes and belieYts that an examlnatson OF his
stock will satisfy any one that he - still en- itieo
40 a full share of the public patIonage
eoct1e rms -.i : J SENSE NEf.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27
COACH TRIMMINGS.

A SPLENDID assortment of Coach Laees Brass
"A and Silver Hub Bands, Dash Frd1nss,
Lamps, Handles, Stump POinte, Mallcable Iron,
Iron Axles, Elliptic SRElngs, Patent Dash Lea
ther &c, &c. 70 be foundat hard times prices AZ
jei5 OFT & GREElesN No I56 Main St
1900 los cS L BEST 81. sS.. Fl: Ts, ..sA''
Jsst received at the .SlEn OfIhs,RiG RED BOOT
jy is SAM'L McLALLEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27
DOLLARS.

More NEW GOODS. nj the Neso York ohesp
lyI Cash Sfore! le9 Market 81. WHEELING. VA.
A YORKE. would respectfully inform his
customers and The public generally. that he has just
returned from' the East with general assortment OF
DRY GOODS and GROCERIES. Crockery Wars.
Hardware. Boots. Shoes. &c. which he is now open
NO COUNTRY HATTERS-The sub
IL scriber is now recevi ing large and well
selected assortment Of HATTERS' STOCK
and TRIMMINGS. which he Offers al q
mail aSrance from eastern prices for CASH. his
Blown stock, "Russia. Neuira, &C." is warranted
PURE and UNhiIXED. as il s suoh was selected
for his own use. A G MCALLAM.
sep %
SUPERIOR HAMs-we have just recei-
- we'd = loi Of FINE HAMS. which will be sold
low for CASH.
f, oct 10 JAMES III FORSYTH & co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27
a NVILS AID VICES.-A eosd : serSm All
may is ~" ~ 'A'e y orr a aRrre
w. w. q f.-H. JTMESON.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS, HATa
AND CAPS ~ :.
West'ids Of Mainstree Wlssling. "a. !

Wesfs'de Of Mainst W5ssling. W.
HAVE on hard and are constantly m.nafsstur.
u Il ing general assortment. of Superior Pur ana
Silk hats. They have received the latest spring
to supply to order all sizes and gu aliiss, IN the
PRESENT or past style, a. may Nsuit customsrs.
White Rnssia and Napt Hats. y - - =,
They also keep onh nd an assortment OF pisil
and fancy mems and boys fur and cloth caps,
public on The most pleasing terms
All orders from country merchants and deal
ers promptly niled on the NOS favorabls tsrssr
heretofore received they sslcits share sf pub
lie patronage which they are determined e. de-
to business and cheap and fav era BILE rates
m =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27
WILLIAM n. MsN1sH.

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the eitizeks Of
IL Wheeling and the public in general, thsths
continues TO carry on the BOOT and SHOE MA
KING CUISINE IS, at his old stand, at the sian
Nheslingi where he IS prepared to execute all
orders in his IRE IN the neatset and best style.
and at prices 10 suit the times. He would also beg
leave 10 render b IL grateful thanks TO his OLD
friends and customers for past favors, and soil
cts q continuance. of their patronage. He viii
furnish CASH customers with boots and Shoss
at the following reduced prieee: -
to "a @ssss a, And gsrransss
the kind that can be haG in the CITY of wheeling.
SH0ES. All kinds of mems shoes made t.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27

TNRINGEs, GIMPs AND OTHER TRIM.
MING have q splendid assOrtmehf Of
Ffinges, GimgS, Brsids. Whaiebones. Buttons ior
hsbiis and other articles Coz Milliners Trimmings,
oot3 " r SELBY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27

WTEsTINGS. few paiteFns bssauef fich
Wooiep Esiuei and Cashmsrs VsshHgs. Also
r.sosr Enziah hofed 5siin Vesiing. beiier bau sny
90 esn coovenieniy 6nd elsewhere. can Be- iad
|, h you caH sosa 81 or 81 sELBY's.. +
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27

AUGUST 10, 1858.
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
q r the New Store of q MARSa.
IA Ne lA Main street. J u q marsh
have received their first stock OF Fall and-
" s"1er J Freseh Black, English and American
wool dyed Cleths plain and fancy cassImeres,
SsisIe psR neas Jenns AID p Wakefield Ke1,
sevs:- White rsaaze, Red. Yellow. Twilled and
printed Flappvls; plain and 6gd silks and sat
ms thew style,l PLAIN, striped, wateIed, change-
SbIe. 6e'd and plain Alpaca Lustres. Bombazinesi
Satin striped and plain Muslin de Laiaes striped
Chussns, Lustre Laines, Grape Ruchei' Strlpeee
Werinoes, Manchester, Earlston, French and
Chnmbra Ginghams; Brocha, Damask de LANES,
Meripo, EmbToiesTed, Damask woo iens sr. IAN
Helen McGree6t Ladies' Shawls; cord and black
KidGloves, LonE White do. Fancy Points and
Drens aandkerchiefs, Alpachs Aprons, SILK
spron tssseis, Black and cord twisted silk fringes
Working Canvass, ZepRyr worsted, Thread lace
edgings and lnsertingsi Swiss and yaconet 90 TO-;
silk Gimps. RIvens and Hem-sttched Linen
cambric hdkfs, plain and hgd white ana olacK
Ner; pI.in and Hg's SWISS, BOOK, Lace Gee, S'Theo,
sooks. Linen lawns, Linen cambria; Plan and
fie'd bobbinetts, black Castelar, Net; new style
bonnet Ribbons; sill pocket Hdkts; lIlsn Linens
"a Linen Diaper, Russia do and eleached ana
brown Linen Table cloths, linen skeesinRs bI <
aoIseds. silk and worsled Serge; black silk,
Rabhy and painted Velvet; Gents black ltallau
cravats, D'Oreay seaIfs, boz ne t.ocns Sho ~
Sdn collars; black, white end coPd kid cash'
mere and Thibet eiOvess Merlno and SATIN YES
eingr; super, Gum SuspeDders Suspender Ends
brown cotton, Angola and Lamhs wool draweri
and.shirts; brocade, mOhslr and lasting coat an'
evercoat buttons; fad, mohar and silk binding
sous ne coat cord, Germaa and American Pins
black aad White cotton, black Lambs Wool
mixed Sexony and Cashmere Hoae,@oo hal
Hose; Marine stripes, checked. brown an
bleached Driilings, canyass, padding bleache
and brown muslin, wadding, batting. Umbrellas
~Iov0s aaaortment of French Chintzes, British
AMERICAN PRINTS.
One ease of fns Florence Braid B0nHets, net
nfyfe Horse Hair Gimps; DC. DC.
"a opr stock, which is large and well selected
Our cue tOmers and the citizens of W heelng a
vicinity. are respectfully invited 10 give Us ca
before making their Fall purchases. for zoe CA
nd WILL ssH DRY GOODS cheaper thd
-. a. 80 4. 0s-.<T Il. fbfs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27

Alao q large stock Of Hemloek and Oak Taa
Spanish SOte Leather. Upper Lesthcr, crif srt
Morocco Skiua. Binding and Lining 81 Tors, tO-
gethcr With Shos Thread, MAIDS and pegs, al
Or which we are Nilling % sell ata etanN advances
for CASH Those ugiehing % p1rchase, Nfii -
we'll 10 Il " us = call beforo urchannR elseNhefs.
mays 6m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27
FOUNTAIN INN,
lIais Beilis~rer's, LIGHT ST. b iLTIMoRE.
w W DIX. - p,.pr;e.o,.

llais Beilis"rer's.i LIGHT ST.. B iLTIMoRE.
w DIX. I p,.,;.,,..
ARfHURL FO6G. (
IL VlNG leased this extensive and favorits e.
inblshrneni. md entirely renovated and re-
h'ses ~ Throughout. thst can compare sdvsots-
eeousiy with any similar establishment, in the Uaio~
nave no hesitation in sndeavoring TO attract The
ssn,'on OF tho travelling public 10 this favcriis
hs'eL hthe most strenuous srsrtions. jsissd to
every possible convenience To be found slsew here.
can insure success. they pledge thsmssvss lh i've
'orner well earned reputation shall not only be-
msrited huf surpassed.
Ia sccofasncs with The difiissliies Of tho timss.
'ney hsvs determined TO reduce their charges "
correspond Price las per dsy. $3.50 -I7,sl Il
Baltimore. Jelly 3, 1913. zly s.a, 81
WIN yEssOP a SONS CAST STEEL.
VIE subscriber has iust,recsived - "A
II cases by refined expressly Cor sxss--f.,
do assorted from q t"2 inchss sqasfss
do Double shear; refined for edge tost
II do German or Seyihs steel; - - DIS
hls' ige genuine Hoep L. which no Offers ~
smuhs rs superior 90 Ssadsrsos Il Broihers m.n..i
lac 'ore those who have given il trial say thai Is,
steel SIATur1 ,r,s'''-it
jun 8 A.gl iI7 - [----g,.I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27
DrY White Lead.

VEN THOUSAND POUNDS Of Dry While
J ~ Lead. Pure. which We will sell at the lowest
price. (mh 24) BAKER e. ROBERTS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27

sgENAILORss TRIMMINGS. You will
end zoe Stock Of everything requisite for
, Tailofs Tsinanings. al (oci 81 sELBY's.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27
DEAFNEss CURED,

= DEAFNESS CURED,
SCARPRS
COMPOUND KREOSO1E ACOUSTIC OIL,
ENOR the cure OF DEAFNESS pains. and the
discharge Of matter from the cars; a'so ell those
disagreeable noises. like the buzzing Of insects.
falling Of wafer. whzzing Of steam, &c. &c. which
are symptoms OF approaching deafness. and sssO
generally attendant with the disease. Fer sale by
DIR CRUMBACKER. No 173, Main 81.
iu onr rsUt --l Sole AgeRt
This medicine is highly recommended, and nu-
merous certificates are givenSby very respectable
persons OF the many Astounding cures which u has
periormed. may D
= ADDLERY, HARDWA RR.--Ths subscribers
y have received q spiea lid assortment of Brash
Silver plated &. Timed Stirrup irsns and Birdie
Bis of every description. Also, every size and
kind of Bride buckles, Roller buckles, Japan
ned, Silver and Brass Harness mounting. Red
and Black Morocco Skins, Facing do. Worsted
Fringe. three cord Silk Orange Thread. Plush,
Seating Skins, Cotton and Worsted Web, Strain
Jog do, &C. &c, which shsl be sold At very re-
duced prices for cash. SaddIers will please give
us a call. OFT q GREER.
ieI5 No l59 Main ST, .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27

$3.50 an... bf THE USE OF THE -r.rl----. -
HYGEIAN vEeETkBLE q UNIVERSAL MEDICINES
As formerly prepored nnder Che s.IPerriston on me
VIZ. p...Ia..f ~ H.. R.iti.h (..llann ,,f Henllh
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27

6tTOCks, CRAVAfs. &C, &C. A bss yniui
- assodnsni Of Satin end Hombazino Stocks,
Alpaca ard LpIssiring CFsva,s and scsfis... 6ne
Ginaham Cfsvais. &c. &C, together with spiondit
s,ock Of r,ckois Handksfoh,efs
Alec. -Csnliemens' Lambs Wool and Merino
ehfs ani dmweusa SELBY's.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27

place full confidence IN the statement made
BY Martha t,onln; haung know q her the past
twenty years. II viii checrfoY give any partcu lars
Ia relatisn te her case % those who may wish
further information. ST ELIZABETH, t
SuoeFior Of the ttoman CathOlic Orphan Asylum.
Priass street, New York. dec "a, 1891
Ihavs eon6dencs in the Representations made
BY Martha Conhn, and have lah knq edge Of
her case. ELIJAH EUhDIs
Alderman 10th Ward Of the city Of New Yefk.
Bee a, te4a.
Martha COnlin has livedin my family the las
"a years. aud hereby certify that the foregoinc
stsfsm< ~ made BY herself h correct.
Mrs MARY B LLOYD
Ne eei nrsaf 3, Nswarh. M J.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-21

ram me mount Vernon Timer
TRIAL OF COL J c M'NULrY.-On S.rur.
urday last. vas tired by The Court Of CDmmou Pleas
OF hrs CoHniy. now IN srssiOn The case Of Rev Jim
IL Power rs Col J G McNulry. for a libel published
BY The defendant Immediately afsr the Ort,ber
elections II S4l. The rual resulted ia ,ns C,II
vindicaIiUn OF The character II fHe plaintiff. and nre
conviction Oi malICious unprovOked. guIItpess an
he part OF the defendant The rauss WIS out Ia The
jury on the plea of nor gH,itg and although the
defendant respried TO all rhe meaIs wubin Inc mage
oi the most liberal rules pf eyideure. IT, prove ever
hing 90 his ppwer against the pIainufE fLai migbt
10 anV degree eTeuse, pIiliaIe or mitigate the de
iendanis 0Hence.--Yei, The argUmeW 81 The pIau.
this counsel ieit The Defence w:lheni even The
shadow Of a iDDnjuiiyn. and presented defendant IN
uuer nskedness. exhibiting IN buiI relief he wick.
edne's aud malice Of the unmhIgated Libollsr and
Slauderer
Although The Jury IN the case WINS smpappeIeJ oC
niue Numerals and bni three Wings. en- ng the
fsrmer 81 whom we're some Of The GefenJsu.'.
warmest Prlrucal friends, yet a verdict was rendered
FOR The piaiuttH Of tgo hundred aHi aItg doHfgs
damgges Suck wos the com yle1ton " Inc Jur,.
and such their vsriict. thus aH riding pleasing pooi
that justice s not q mere name 10 tsis land uTIiBer.
~ anI law and that even The sirOngrst ppluucal
prrIuiires and parIz ~ predIlsCH1ss could no induce
che Jurors '"dsfeglrd heif Oafhs-,crosu he guilt,
irUTn meufei punishment and fr ttlI STAN uW,u rbs
nn.uiIIed TeputaiIH Of go hpus-i. high minded cu,.
zen aud = wunky Minister % he G,-peL
W X Sspp. Z Delau0. auI ~ b Gurus. EsIus.
Counsel if PumuE
w $ rsueyDhi. J X Miller. and ~ Nickel
Esls. Counsel iT defendant
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-21
FoR PREsiDENr ~ lS44.
HENRY CLAY.
FOR NtCE PRESIDENT,
JOHN DAVIS OF MAssAcHUSETT'

We nomiusts GE1RoE IL CARTER. E~l, To repre-
sent tins county in the next House of Delegate
ap 2 OHIO.
James F. Wharton. Esq-You will please an
npuace JAVEs A CLAREE. Esq. as q candidate To
rsPresent ths c0anIv OF Ohio IN The next Legislature
Of Virgins. MANY VOTERS
James f. Whriion, Esq Many Voters OF Ohio
County, who are neither Influenced by tho nelr born
seal and patriotism, that now distinguishes. a portion
OF their fel;Jw-citzcns. or awed hy the mighty Iuhu-
ence of the UoHLd Be leaders Of tle Wing parry, re.
quest you Ia announce DANIEL NJ. E~DGINGrON
as a suitable person To represent Them IA lac next
Legislature Of NirgInin.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-21
PUBIJC MEETING

A general meetm . Of The cttizens uf Ohio County
will tie held At The Ctty Hall IA Wheeling, on Fu-
day evening next. the 29I IasI. at Z O'clrck.
TIE ohJecIu i this meeting Is the discussion OF
the late tax bill. passed by The Virginia Legislature
and tho reasons offered by our late delegate. Daniel
M. Edginglon, Esq. in Justification vi his vote ia
favor of H..
All who are in favor o fequnl rights and opposed
To oppression and exlorIun IN any iuun, a-e must
earnestly requested TO attend; that upon this most
Irnpnriant question, a full, fair. aud deliberate ex-
preston Ct The opinion Of our people may be ohrar
ned. ZIG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-21

THE CONCERT orMr De Flsur wa, ,p.,d.a
y delighted audience, whO seemed T., ,sg,st -
MS PerIor0ance was elossd, lie - csu,IpIv a o.,
'e'' master OF The PIian FIRE, EXTRACTING rhsfetrsn
mo . nsh aud varied IOnss Than we .upu,,.a =
'o"'ained-no" tue trumpet tOngusd and lhunds,
ZONES startled me listener, 1nJ ausn The nyis. an
IS 'hs h'lian harp 'oOIhsd and saImrd.
NAFAI'-Ws learn from The PhllaJslpbis n,
''a''' IazsiIe' mat The Secretary uiihs Ma,
"i"-''' "e'palchlng Tho iugais Brandy.
C''na seas as SOM o, rsey can no got rssjv IT,
'aHe paper 'laies that Cornodoro W.,rnpf.n w,I
's"e'' Commoiors Sissan in m. com,o.nd Of
C'''l 'g"adfoni ihai Captain McKssver - 10 rslev.
Cup, s'nngham on rhs aruval oGths IDJspeod.ncs.
= y ,uo steamer Missouri will Isays Washington loT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-21
ID o = q G I i ID q.

\ woman named Horn, who had been missing
some iour weeks from her house. about % miles
irom Baltimore Md. was found murdered on Mon.
DAY last near the house where her husband rssldrd.
She was aged about 10 years, and had been mar.
req Dui about a year. The husband IL supposed
10 have been The murderer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-21
Mount Pleasant.
Jefferson Co O., Apui IL, 1919
RiTCnIE COUNT

RlrCnGE COUNTY-We learn from IN. pa,
]kefsburg Glzeue thai rhls county was Organized b,
I've slscuuu olths i]Ull-wiug Officers:
William X LUuthcr Clerk VI County Court.
Col John q Siuuger, Attorney Tor The common
wealth
A } Wilson, County Surveyor.
Z NJ Pisfpprnl aud George SiHnst. Coronsu.
Austin Berkeley and Nrsh RerrOsd. Sheuas.
John MtGreg'r and A HoslsieL Cousiables.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-21

DiED-On he ooh inst. Efr r W WASHING.
rom The 5lds year ct nis ags tbs trend. arr
myt'd 10 attend be iunersl, uIis evening" (Fudayy
90 3 y'ciOck. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-21

MOI BhD-A Lowell PRINTER requests one Of
ne AiH'srie preachers 10 "cfl and seuIe" Tor the
pruning 81 aume secuuJ advent hymns baf,rs he goes
% lie sa}s"We clu z befors q masistmts and
swssr that We bellows 10 attends 10 leave the Stale
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-21

The Alton lI) Telegraph ssys-"r He wheat in
THIS neIghhcrhyJd ~ Ntu-ut dpubi wiuirr killed
How Ger his caiumuy has extended through tie
STATE We ere unable 30 say. IL Will prove 10 the
agricultural IOuIun a SIRE luss. ~ % - their main
q epeuJcucs go raise uuuey."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-21

Ma. Bronson the celebrated ana highly popular
leciureron Execution and Muse, will be here on
Saturday, and will deliver a lecture on The same e.
Vening al the City Hail. Mr.. b. is too we'll known
and too highly appreciated to need any comm
daIioR al our Eand,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-21

The Legislature Of New York adjourned on Tues.
day lest.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-21

ere is g~reatd.al oftrulh in The remarks Of
Correspondent on legislative IN rails, aud near.
i'c1nnec'ed with them we would mike an oosery.
ton pP1n public morals. connected VITA the pUlu-
al iaues Of eyery man, which seem Appropriate at
sTreseni lime. Our government Is d. TsrenI lron
'"sers that hpsy ever existed. Il differs iron
reat republics Of ancient days Ia this nlar, all
opIe hold political rights and power. Every
no goes up 10 the ballot boxes and de- esiles
,. holds IN his hands a port on Of Ihe power
:. ~ eminent. equal 10 the greatest man in the
land. ad il j. as much his duly to Iep,ste his vore
rs his avn unbiased reason tells hIm l. c urreci a.
IL ; that Of a Senator IN Congress 10 vore rs
reaIon and right guides him on The most important
questions thai ever come before that bJiy. We are
tpi 10 Look upOn pOhtics as a mere game where he
-aoI- elected is The winner, aud he who fails is
he loser We are too ole n BIASED eIrher by pre-.
udice o. passion. friendship or haired. We are born
under a government OF equal rights and to foil priv.
isges Ofei izenship. These privileges involve du,
les no less grave than The privileges Themselves -
We are privileged to vote for those who are TO be
Iur law makers, and We are responsible to our fel.
Ow citizens throughout the Union for Ihe perform.
nee Of the uty imposed and The performance Of 81
The bosi Of our JUdgme nj in is full aud free eI
else. We are partners in q great house. and We
bcJq faithfully 10 perform our duties 10 Ih
- "a FAY, perhaps, that you are At liberty.
ye taken no oath and come under no Oblrga.
support The government. and that you can
you please. An oath uttered upon The book
Iplihsd hand. is mere straw. a farce. except
supon e mind Of the least keen moral per.
The duiy &c ows 70 the country. The
q, greater thau The osth, higher Than the
wo owe to God who has given ~ birth.
,ouqty Of equal laws and liberty. and IL
nees are allowed their legitimate pow.
our actions. they will teach ne % vote
9ns. and 10 vote without regard To per-
Gcss or Jisiikss. uh n single eye 10
tnts and 20 the d~ischargs Of public d.
~ naa when he goes 10 The polly 10 yosc
ID ny 10 himself which ofihsse mel vii serve
'untry the best g. mcsi fai~thuly.sh.cb vote iof
Jaws, which DO The most real goud aud The
- Having etled the question ~ hisOyvn
& sire that he has done d without fear
nscion. u De goes 10 hc pulls and vote.
'hisconscience d,clItes.bo will have done
ltf be does not be - guilty ole gre
sp.nsi Cod AID MAJ.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-21

We observe an article ia The Baltimore Ameri-
can Of Monday last, signed a. 3 upon rhe subject
the present differences with the Baltimore and
Ohio Rail Road, whi.h we will publish tomorrow.
In the meantime we cannot but express regret that
there isl difference Of opinion upon the subject q.
between those interested in travel and IIansporla-
lion upon this route. We believe the writer is ia
error as TO the agreement Of The stage companies 70
receive one half the faSei The minimum being 5
dollars when the road should be completed to Cum.
Jerland; but il matters liule about these things
There Is difficulty, which is now injurious to The
Central Route" II should be healed, irpossible,
Nsd in a corret manner, 10y a union something like
is iomer, or % never will prosper. We would
-Jposs then that The Stage companies and a com.
InlliSe Of The TsiLroad should moei, and examine
The Stage books, receipts aud expenditures. end if
during The last three months. when travel has heen
good. Ihese companies have ma IT,, a 6 j liars. more
Than enough TO support The lines nnd afford a living
profit; they shall come down To five dollars. # they
have not The arrangements to be resumed us beiure
sCrr Il tie railroad can secure any good sage men
who will run over the read al O less price than SIX
dollars Ihey ought TO do il! We desire, AMI 50 docs
every one else in This place, the true interests OF
this, travelling aud transportation route. TIE onl,
Sueslions is as 10 The means Of geIung at It. Per.
fhaJs the above suggestions may accomplish IT,.