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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-01-14

There is rumor that the Hon. Henry
A. Wise is to be appointed Minister to France.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-11

GST De Bar gives the following description OF
"dOdglns" Ia a new arce called the ~AuIul DUd.
GER
Now. SIR. IN prove how useful. philosophical
und beneficial my POPULATIONS ure-l O:lera SUIT
OF clothes Of OlUr. which I uevoT intend 10 pay
ior-beneGts tailor. A. howl lie urdsrs a piece
Of cloth of woulcn draper. Cloth hcug ordered he
benehis wUolen diaper, uu sircugth of which he
orders new dresses tor iamty-heuef dry goods
store. Dry e. ds STORE, Ou new dIesSes being
urdered Invics large party To dinnor. Butcher.
upon meat being Crie' Ell. treats q friend To a theatre
-beueGls tLeat e Butcher cumes out, asks a
friend 10 drink-bene6ls hOieL-Fnend gels DRINK
kicks up a row. IS put "a the watch house. fine Tor
getting druuk; fine goes 10 corpOrsIiun-benefts
corpnraiIoa. so. by ordering a suit Of c!uIhe (which
| never intend 10 ray for, | benefit a whole com.
muniiy."-Deirot AdrerGSer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-11

- 800 q 80
SELECTED POETRY.
A LYRIC FOR LOVERS.
Love launched a gallant little boat
COmpleic with ever, u.S,
"a Golden words Vas painted All
The cupid captain Hope.
Pleasure was rated secuud nate,
And passion made Ia steer;
The guns wcrc hanlcd Ger To Fate,
To impulse sailing gear.
Mcrrily rowcd the thodghtless crew
Amidst the pillows Srde;
But >ouu q sal bore down. al, knew
Twas captain Reasons Life.
And Pleasure, len lhou-h Passion said,
He'd guard hiu safe rom harms.
Twas vain, Tor Fate raumCd home The lead,
Whiie Love pre- urcy the arms.
A storm arose. the canvass now
Escaped from impulse hand,
Whist hcadsIrUng passion dlsh'd tho crew.
Swift on a rocky strand,
Az LOST each trembling sailor cried,
bid captain Hope adieu;
But in his Life boat Reason hied,
To save the silly crew.
Impulse. The torrents o~verwhelIn;
But Pleasure scap'd from wreck.
Love making reason take The helm,
Chained Passion ~ the deck.
thought you were my zoe; hut now.
Sad Love, We'll sail together,
Reasnh hencelOrh through Lille shalt thou
My pilot be iUr ever. A. T.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-11

VAN ON REPEAL.-The freeman
'ou'iai ul last week publishes tie exp sesIdent's
t'''I on Repeal wih this Pointkd comments
! we commend this letter To the attention of our
rsauers' wishing them better luck at ascorIaiung
"a sentiments OF the distinguished wnt, E than We
'au hau' Thought We read II over sevral times
y, "e purpose We are Obliged suil TO confess our.
selves ia the dark as to what Il wrier's onnio, %,
lhe PaoPHeIy Of the American movement Iranv
i'''nu succeeds better, we should he glad 10 hear
'o'h hin-rosiage paid. Seriously, il would have
grained us much. had the ex President been .,me
"ha' eHp'lciI. II Is rather nnuseIng to see the un.
N,''"''"IIl sa'lre OF ihe Piebeian ia lie praises vi lis
clearuess,' &u!"
Tue "IasIcian must Try again.-PiHSJurgh A9vo.
cate.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-11

An incident was related 10 Us the oiher day by
one Ui our best farmers. jfIhe use OF Messrs. Sweeney
a. Mathews patent lluRNEr LEVER PLpUGu, which
l. worth Mentioning. lie had a piece Of land That
had been IN use for lhe last fGy years. frequently
~plOughed with ploughs of various descriptions. This
year he put into 1t one Of the above named plough>.
aud TUNED up human skeletons IN vast qpannues.
which Convinced HIM thai Tho place was Unce an
Indian buryins ground All the Other p!oushs he
had used had jailed 10 develope This tact. As they of
course, had new r p~luushed as deep Us tins one
Deep plOughmg. with ease upon the team, is the
great merit Of q plough.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-11
II HEELING DAILY TIMES.
FoK PRESIDENT ~ lSi4.
s e y &c Y e. e. a y.
FoR NICE President,
JOHN DAVIS. or MASsACuUsETrx

The resultoftho election IN Maryland is eaquollcd
only IN importance, by Ihatof Tennessee. Ia both
s'ates there were Ssnaiors to elect. ia both there was
therefore a close contest, In both therefore The
wings were viclUri,ss. as they can always be
when they make an effort. The result in both
proves that The wings are in the majority and can.
II they will. Iu 1874 they will.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-11

OHIO-We held yer our paper Of this morning
in the hope Of receiving some returns from Ohis.
bot we have only a runor from Belmont. Of ZIG
loco focO majority.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-11
-FOUR DAYS LATER NEWS FROM Europe
IIE GREAr NENl,ERN "a

1he Great Western arrived at New York OF Sat.
niday' WIN iour days later news from England
: he eouoii market continues b~uoyant. The duty on
fore gn wheat has advanced Ia II ,bI,l,n,s IN.
disturbances va Wales have lead TO th. l,,s oC s.y.
efHi hNes. The Queen hal returned from Belgium
alter an ahsence ofnine days. O'CUuncIl commune,
Us active as eye:, holding his meetings GA every
possible OCCASION. The Nauuual German Gazette
announces that a new conspiracy had been dis.
covered. at Warsaw. Tho news generally irum
lhe continent is Of little account.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-11

ANIMAL MAGNETISM-Is aunrsbinr il,
i"a'ana' lhey have had quite a time Of it, we are
'o'u' IN The Indiana University. Converts were
numerous aud mental illuRinaIioA spreaJing
through The land The light Is approaching Law.
'eneeburg H. aud somebody in the Beacon, is guile
luminous ON The suhiecI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-11

BAbTlMORE-The Wing City Convention
""''h met on Saturday last. Illuminated. with grea,
uhan"n''y' Major JAMES o.LAw as tho candi.
uate 81 The party for The Office Of Mayor at the
app reaching election. g.. w. LuNMAN. ESQ. VA.
called 10 preside over the Convention by acelams.
ton,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-11

Inc yellow fever Is prevailing at KEY West.
a letter from thence Ia he Charleston Coprie,
dalcd Sept. 3, informs rs Ct the dea,hs b. lhal L,
ease On The evening previous Of Lieni. B!yJen
ileuGe' Us Revenue Service. SrvtaI worhm.u
hiu S',"I'TS names not given) had dicd al tic
o"''"'AS' C"pl' Ogden was preparing To move The
troops 10 Indian Key. Capt. O himself hal ,Lo
ever hut was recovering. Mr.. Bracg from Ncv
i"'N-a"d G Fuuiknor, were the TWO FIST cnses-
they are both dead.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-11
WHlCIiIS INC BANK pARrY, -, L..

WHICIfIS THE BANK PARITY Let the re-.
% answer During the twelve years ofthe
Monroe AMI Adams Administrator vb.n Tho III
party had the control, Incre were chartered IN ,bo
O"i'ed SiaIeS twenty-five banks, VITA nn rveuos
capital Of 3O,OUO,0OO. During the twelve ,ear. oJ
jackson aud Van Burcn's Administration. when Ia
NO bank party Was ia pow er, Two hundred s,j
e'shty-siH banks were chauered ia he Union. "a nm
an aggregate capital OF 1888, 600 ,UCO. =, mucn C,,
u 7" sincerity oi The PaiIy that profess 10 be opposed 10
all banks.-CiECiHati GGseHe.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-11

We see by The Louisville PAPERS thai mid.bi,m,p
"a'e'' VINO revealed the Spencer plot to comman.
DER Mhe7zie' is now a citizen Of LOUSY lie. HIS
course was highly credIable to himself and IN.
scenes he has passed though will furnish his memory
WIN pleasing as weilas horrible scenes to dwell IN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-11

& DNEHTISEMENT.-A teacher Of Asog.
"a emic 'camiug wishes 10 obtain, wuhin two
'non'n7 from 'his inme'n situation 10 some neallhy
uu5 pleasant viIluge OF country place. in an ,c,Je.
my bisu school, select schrol, or some other sucb
institution. For testimonials Of ability. character.
and aEy other desired information. inquire or M
Urah Park and Rev Wiliam J EIlsv orih. Zsrcs.
VILE, ONO, or Oi Jyhu Fisher, Wheeling Va.
oct u 2w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-11
GEORGIA ELEcTioY-ATI RIcur,

WINCH We think. insure the Goycmo memb,rs of
congress and a majpriIY OF The lower house 10 the
nhigs' At any rate. the Augusta Conslitutionalisr
(loeoiooo) gives At up There : another hand fought
battle wUn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-11

WELL, I'VE LOST THE LIQUOR"-The
Louisville VIII 6 tells a story Of a wog who, seeing
one OF ms acquaintnnces have a new hat ~ a bar
room said. well Tom where in the world did Won
get that Salamander hor' The answer, .Iis not a
ollamander hat, as knows OIL Yes, bar il is
sad me wag, and II you throw il in the fire, III bel
you liquor for the company it won't burn; I know
them hats WELL 'DUne.' SAID Tom, and the hat was
thrown INTO the fire and burnt mp Immediately -
wei SAID the wag very coolly, I've lost the liquor.
Landlord. bring up four glasses Pic.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-11

The position Of Mr. Webster Is one which gives
'huch anxiety aud cause Tor earnest enquiry 10 has
friends; "ut the probability 81 Their being yet entire.
y satisfied. Is not increasing We 10 not see how
Ar w. can be anything else but a whir; aud we
certainly hope yet 10 see him a supporter Of Mr..
Clay,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-11

D' Dee"'hln stated IA hs address before the State
agricultural Far III Rochester, that 10000 900 M
oI'ne a"o Il.OOO'OOO Of sheep are kept IN England
,r 'seo'S,y on a territory bat hule larger rhan
the number OF sheep now IN the whole IInirss
States, The EngIsh cultvaies oIthe soil b,ryssI
nh uaIly, according 10 Dr. r, 262 900 600 bushels q
gram The farmers Of New York about 81 OO0 Oon
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-11

The Wings Of Portland. Maine, have at length
achieved a victory over heir punenrs.hav cleo.
ted Their members To the house Of representatives O.
The stale By a majority Of 100. The Yankee wings
do not give up the ship easy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-11
A BEAR FIGHT IN THE MTSSIs

A BEAR FIGHT IN THE MISSlS
StPPl.-As the steamboat Lady Of Ly-
ons, was passing up the river last week.
above this city, the passengers espied
an enormous bear swimming across, the
river The boat, denying the .ripht TO
the free and uninterrupted navigation OF
the Mississippi" took after Bruin, who
made his paddles fy to beat the Lyon >
20 the shore They both pufFed and
blowed, and il came ncar being a tipbt
race between the bear and the boat
but the Lady having more steam and
better wood, ~overhauled Bruin, manned
her yawl, and after a running fight Of
about Two hours, and putting half a do.
zen balls into him, besides mesm0rizinp
his head with several bumps from the
communication" OF the oars and divers
other missiles, Bruin gave up the ghost
and became "rigid' in death. Ie
weighed near 500 poun1s, and was Car
as bar meat. We understand that the
hair and boards Of the passengers on
board, grew prodigious long before thew
arrived in New Orleans, an consequence
OF ieasllng on the oleaginous animal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-11
A CONSIDERABLE rHuNDERRnIr-m.

A CONSIDERABLE THUNDERROLT-Ws
find The following IN "GalifnanI's Messenoer"-
The electric fluid entered a house, near CIeC
mont lIIanic. MarneI on 'he 20th. went three
times ronnd the kitchen, IA then took off The car
Oi The woman Of The house without tdoin. hc, an,
harm. From thence il passed 10 the stable. ana
Niiled Two fowls and a cow, leaving sevral other
anime!s untouched. II finally disappeared through
a nayHck. but not selling The hay on ire"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-11

a gentleman more remarkable Tor Hhe c4ccIIeTre
li hes appetite Than the brllisucy Ofhis genius. re-.
marked Q" lbs iaiv 90 the hreaktsst table. o. he rub.
bed his Forehead WfdI @ Yayn. 'Tvo "a strange son.
lGJu an my head, dIs morning Peraaps.mg desr
replied bis better hail. meebIy, you have an dee b.
IT,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-11

Hia'Shail Bertrand left Lolsyille on the 5th ins,.
toe Frankfort aud Lexington. lie was expected 70
return TO Lou Vile aud continue has yoyase an Inc
RIVER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-11

ASBESTOS-This singular substance, which
has as YET defed all the on1rts Of chemis to anaIyse;
from mas much as II will no.lher melt with
IRE mr. dissolve IA wafer. END is entirely free lasie
or smell Is found IN considerable abundance in
Of York.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-11

DREADFUL EX?LOSION.-Ws learn from q
passenger va" came up last nighi in lie s~leambra,
SJu'h America, iuat u powder mill. atHigh Falls
about i"Iles wesI from CutskrlI, was blown m
Yesterday afternoon about Eve O'Clock. There were
sax persons IA Ihe building al The lime ni iIie oxpio
sion, all al whom wer" hiOwu 10 atrnsl soma 20O
Kegs Of powder are said tn have been in The mali
when The accident occurred. The foreman was IN.
uispo ed aud the person having charge Of The pack
ing, anu drying house. Is supposed Ia have been in.
Ioxicaicd. The report Of tho explosion excited can.
sidefahIe alarm al CIIskiIl, many persons taking IL
Tor an earthquake. a similar accident occurred NJ
"is same place three or four years ogo. when four
persons we e hhlcd-AhaHy EUeaiag Journal Of
EaGHcSlqV.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-11
VOICE OF DELAwARE

Correspondence Of the Delaware State Journal)
DOVER, OcI. 81, 1913.
Inc wing Stale convention mel IU.day:Ihe attend.
ance was 9uho large-Ncw Cas,le county in patti.
cuiat was largely re presented. The whole proceed.
ihgs went OIL witt great u%nanimIy. Il Is not ne.
cessary 10 slate itai ne most urleuI attachment u
wing principles und Henry Clay per, AIDES the whole
BODY ol HE Wing parry OF Delaware; had any doubt
OF tins prevailed, Il musi have hces entirely nbIiror.
aied by conversing with the Wigs m attendance n,
this convention. Henry Clay, Henry Clay. HEyRy
Clay Is the beginning. middle and end other dis.
course. Delaware Is COMPATIBILITY a WING Safe
and with the name Of E4rry Of The WeA She will
achieve a conquest over the LokIes in 1874, more
signal then she did in 1910.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-11

Men spend Their lives in trying TO understand
each o'her' and. al the close, are compelled 10 &C.
N"owlehse that obey cannot even understand them.
selves. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-11
COMMODORE TUCKER.

We remember well hearing tEis ven.
erable man relate his receiving his frsf
commission In our navy. le vas al
Marbisheal sUOn after his re.yrp froo,
England, and az fhe time Wssblgg,ln
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-11

TIE M szJuu Reporter says. on aati0rf7. tai Col.
e 81 J0susJu Uill not rIl 8s 20 candidate for Wee
..g.I.Hf Is $50 HIu Ua pgsGs..y YTlY..u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-11

FlRE FLlES.-The following curious descriprjon
ol "FIre Flies Is tlkeI from a Souihsm n,per-
The ire hres o. JIauca la the West Indies emf
20 brilliant a light, that a dozen uf t4sm epcI,-.J
within al inverted glass iumblsr, viii ensbl. a
person To read or wtiIo in the night time. without
'He isus dihcuIty. Indeed, IL is an e1pedieut 10
"hich many resort. These flies are a. large as a
common hive hec' and perfectly / noocu.ps TIC,
appearance 10 unusual numbers, acts az a barome.
Ter 10 the nauv q: and as an unquesuunable indrta a.
ton Of approaching rain. 10 travellers. ,bcy
ah'rd' even Co The darkest nights, sufficient ligbr
90 guide their ipoPtsep- with lie greatest safely
The light which they send forth IS. in every res.
peel equal 10 That OF The puresl diamond; and hence
ihe Creole coqueites frequently insert a few OF
them, eOHhned 10 bonds Ui gauze, in their hair. and
other paris oitacIr dress, IN Tue same manner nj.
our pageant bellies and play actresses avail Them.
selves Of he paste Jewellers a.
a NEW HlNT-Tue Office boIIe,s boz.
received another strong animation from Inc "o1ir,,l
organ that &c is heir duty 10 SUPPORT the Md.
s0uian. Somebody from down cast" bo, hoe,
frightening john Jones a liulo 10y fascinating rt,l
au iuluouce o. 90 work m these drrgtus .adye,sc T.,
ihe MadtsOnian-Wncreupun John ielis hrs subsr,,
Oors 10 pay no attention 20 tho MISREPRESENTATION ,l
trading pol'ucians. and cunniDgly adds-"0r On,
own pnVale conconience, we shall draw off and
Keep ~ us a isi ui The names Of our ysI..t
supporters. The Trends Of The Admm.r5rfoy"
NuJ eEptctiO De shielded iIum mJIesfsrgur ,g,Ii
Oh course lake care 90 have their names uui o,
johns list OF bis valued supporters" By hc
way, tue supporters Of The administration ar. I'M
valued each ono has hs price" winch ..
specifically fixed rs that OF any other auirIe m M.
market
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-11

We ieatn liat Mf P1fb. who bod both lerz bro
Zen 10y iho recent accident on tie sr.1u4h4rus
RAILROAD. vls Brought from York ~ Hs crfy y,aro-
dIy uc ls doing nsI-Bgb Am.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-11

BODIES DIS ION carlman yesterday
delivered a had consisting OF Two barrels. on boa,J
the Steamboat Norm Amcrcn--ne dicocr,p -
A.. w. Hyde. Whitehall. Suspicion was aw.kcpcd
that all was not right and sOon aher tne corlmon zen.
IN consequence Of stencil proceeding from the mar.
relS, they were unbeaJcu aud ,Ound 10 contain ,,,o.
dead bodies The coroner d5ecIed the barrels a.
We" Us 'heir contents to he conveyed 20 The Dead
House Ia the Park, and VIII investigate line ,,,,,e,
DR. fAr"e eIa,h,rei me buuies AID II op,e,rs -,
p'""hle that snCy were beng seut on 10 Wb,cb,u
'or Inc purpose "i medical rcscarch The poiv rr o,o
nan IS distinctly rCcogUzeI 10 Oe d Black ueus T.,
land prisoneri the others al presenj mol known a.
car'lnan has not been re,ueu.zrr ,he left irumc Ji,ieL,
uu GepusiIing hs lOad.-N \ l. ,Bu,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-11
PORT OF q ~U MUEHLIN
$1,000

REGISTER.
and Departures Of Baafs for m, LAT d
h'"r'' sHd'"s ysstsrssy at 4 o'ciOek, P.N
ARRIVALS.
Jim, from Cincinnati.
Marietta, do.
BridgewuIer. Pittsburgh.
Rauian, do.
Herald. do.
Miayfower, Louisville.
MDuDngahela, 81 Louis.
james RUsg, do.
DEPARTURES.
MOnongahela, Pittsburgh.
BndgeNaior, do.
MAJ flower, 10.
Marietta. dn.
James Ross, do.
jim, do
Herald, ST Louis.
Rautan, do.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-11

HENRY CLAY.-Who speaks Of Henry Clay
"l'hOui a word Of pBisel There is mn Intelligent
b'coiO'o IN the country woo will not. when ms name
. mentioned (tOr The LOrolocOs are, after MI. gonI
Americans IA heaH) couple il vita a proud lnbur.
70 ms genius and patriotism. They may, and no
doubt do. conscIenlioIsly differ from him ON mimi.
OF policy; but they are too generous To Withhold from
him The praise whIIh Is due To caudur, honesty and
genius.
a iuSnd told US, sometime since, thai a railr,pJ
cars circumstance arose ia hs presence ia reI,tton
to Henry Clay. IN which a l~urciguer, wuh a ,r,ong
Gernan accent-a gentleman o. great Hebrew eru.
dHion-spoAe Of Heur, Clay - % di,iruc>l map-
4 gentleman uPpusI,e. a di tiuguished member orlhe
ONO bar, interrupted him. and aHer u courteous
apology for te liberty which ne took, satd-"slr. !
an Ue most violent LOculuco in the most violent
LoeOioCO district IA ONO. but m my scriiOn there Is
hOl a Democrat who would not take oil hs coal Ia
chasltse the sounded who would dare un say Inyr
Hshy Clay IS dishonest. The Whig parry has us
exclusive right 10 the gluy Of Henry Claws chamc.
Ter. IL belongs Ia tue county. Ills political lues.
and ] atn among Tue HOsI ardent of Iliem, Will an.
pose hnn-deieaI MIN II They eau, but They viii
permit no mau To say GIaI Henry Clay, whom we
glory "a while We oppose bin,. is not an honest man. /"
The dispute was euded.-Phu EiieDeRdeaL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-11
CO v.Ier IL Ihe ChnnneI -.

6 ?. T~Aer=onsror 50 seS. above 0.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-11

hACkINAW BAIT-A boy perchsd on q spile
unVen IN the bay at Mackinaw, and lazily eHdeav.
oung 10 hook up some Of the fnney tribe. with line
least possible eSertion to himself was arcosied bv n
steamboat passenger on the Jas Madison, as 10
what KIND Of fish he caught. The youthful Izank.
scrulnizlng the stranger with a qnrzzical look. re-
plied--"They are mostly perch, roach, buIl.heads.
sinners and counterfeit shadr'
What do you use for bsiIl' said the stranger.
"Oh' sometimes one Thing. sometimes another;
oul when / can { get that, I gel on myselr"--Pic.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-11

THE DHAUTvlLLE CAsE-This case has
revived again. 300 Zee shape ofau arrivals l the Asior
OF a largo portion of the witnesses and Lawyers
connected with b. Wp thought 10 bad terminated
long since iu Doe marriage OF Toe Count. in P1ra.
~ . Fro--u MY y NeLaN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-11

fAClFlC AND PANAMA CANAL nava
friend recently ~ South America. has given ~ tie
following statement OF The route orthe ship passage
"iiicu 70 10 cross the lsthmus ofDirlen, uniting the
Atlantic aud Pacific oceans from Chagrrs % the
river Chagrcs fifteen miles to the Trinidad river
.henc up The Trinidad sin and a half miles with .
dern cot across the bend Of the river, thence up the
Vine Tiuta uver seven auI a half miles; thence by
canal sI and a hslf miles to the Benardito river
thence down that river iva and q half niles thence
by the canal five miles 10 the Faran river thence
down he Fsr'au ten miles 10 is dobouch in IN,
Ro Grlnde near Panama-mal ing the total distance
from sea 10 sea f~6y.tbree milss-L0u. Journal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-11

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st, hoston, propose II pLblish by subserin
n9n, III "a monthly numbers, at The low prc
of % cents each NRmber. FN
TIE LLEE OLE WASHINGTON
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-30
sCHENCK,s PuLMONIC SYRUP.

FROM NJ. Z. E.VANBU UREN.-I. the subscriber,
90 hereby certify, that shout ei.b,sen months suoe,
cSuSht ea'l cola which produced violent cough. paH
ne oiraSt AMI general tsrsn Of the whole system
InereoSea outstanding the many
remedies that "re used NJ coaxh very night and ;Fou
blsSome considerable emaclstoa and weakness a, times
violent papIton oi the heart particularly whpc excited
myself; hecue eyeE chlls, which w-r succeeded b fo
shes s;el; burning tns Ni my hs is aud <o!rs
feet VI y bowels cosivr sud irr-uisr Hy.s of
never expected 10 recover lie So much OF
Schsack Pulmouc up and he cures twas making
this cItJ rsoy.d 70 give I, tfIe Soon com
rnencd uSing caused copIoas eSscornon of yellow
matter. which afforded relief nsr nay
disease lrp+ared lad eayoy amos: 20 OF health
ever did.
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direct then tb- place wee, sy' every contdtnc, they
be cured. MARY K ' AN buKEN.
New York Nov. %. 1873.
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the corner If Gsenwlch, flhe only ace hls Ci,y
where the genuine BE- had Also $50
Boston No 10 Broadway, Albany \. !.
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