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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-15
TRUSTEES SALE

~
~ ratUdbie real esttfe. consisting of Lot sur
HouSes gnd Dur aIiHgs, on Water street, Uhee-
RG yirtue ola deed Of trust executed bv lain
r awcett, bearing date on the 5.h Of Anil
1871, ard recorded in the clerks off &c of OH
county, l shall, on Monday the isih day of Ser
Ietnoer next, prococ" 10 sell on the premises At
publc auction, to the highest bidder for cash. Lot
NO rive ia the city Of " / ceiling, siiuI te on We
Ter stieei near the steamboat landing. wherein
are ) tdJge and rdittIbie tbrcs S'orV brick rsgre.
houses, and ? G~tcsLing houses. TIE, titic "a r.
neNeJ 10 De unquestionBhle but selling as trustee
l Milpnly make sBch ut,e as is vested In me.
mayls ~ VIM n KING, Trustee.
!'SVurFh hdrOcote and Baltimore American
PIoLtsh e amount 81, and charge Times.
CHANCECY.-In the circuit superior court
~ OF Law and chancery for OhIs county.
De"JSIhlh lhIs'Ie' complainant.
John m'Lure, Samuel M'Keehan, Isaiah Iukens
Friend Cox and Samuel Trevor, John w Mes.
stcS and Caleb Ireyor, partners under the firm
OF trevor, Messl"k q Co. and Richart Hardrs.
", late sheriff ofOhi0 county, Archibald PauII.
Andrew Dempsey and George TPanll mariners
uhder The firm o fPaull, Dempsey q PAUL. anS
Gustavus Cres9p defS1doDt
The parties in the above cause are hereby nom
he'd That The deposItions Of Samuel Trevor and
others VIII be taken at the counting house Of
Trevor. MessiCk d 60, in the city of Cincinnati.
ono, on Monday, the twenty fifth day Of Sep
iemheT next, between the hours OF eight o'clock
A. NJ and seven O'clock =. NJ. TO be read i'm eyi
ldence IN the above narCed cause on our behalf.
Ana II irom any cause, the taking IF the same
shall not be commenced, or being commenced
shall net be Completed on that day, the takinc
thereof VIII he adjourned from time TO time unti
the same shat he completed.
PAUL., DEMPSEY & PAUL.,
auS IS by JAMES PAUL.. their sol.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-15
THE FL RS" NEW GOODS
IN THE MARKET!

SENSENEY. NO. 1877 ZANES' ROW
~. hRs this day received r fresh supply 81
Blue Black and Wool dycd CLOTHS. Blue BlacL
ed FancJ ~CASSlNiERES, CnssineIis and KeuIuc.
Ky Jeans, every c"lnr and price; Red. Yellow. and
White FLANNELS; Blue Black and fancy colored
Alpaca Cloths aud LUSTRES: Chusan Delaines,
a new and beautiful article for Ladics' Dresscs; n
lurgs lot Ol dark aud beautiful PRINTS. some of the
best ever Offered for l25 cents: BieNched and Brown
Musirns oi every variety. with a great many other
articles which hive been selected with grent care.
and VIII he sold on most reasonable Terms. His
customers. and every hpdy else WHATS GOT The
FUNDS please call ZAP and buy.
Wheeling. august Il
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-15

DsALMs AND HYMNs.--3Oo Pre.by.
teusn Psqlms End Hymna. sheep bindinr.
sew edition, % mo.
Alsn, large sire for fsmiiies AMI puipits. 3 5uzen
m Morocco hndiaE with Gilt Edges. beautifully
smhu.sed. icr sale a. Board % Publication prioes.
Jns received ana ~ saie w
sepB STEPHENSON A. HASWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-15

VNO THE PUBLIC-The cases Of cure per-
turned by tie S'aInburn Vegetable Extract
Pills, now become so numerous that the proprietors
are obliged instead Of Publishing at length the par
iicnlar'. only TO give an abstract Of several iestimo-
minis.
CURES.-Mrs Waterbury. OF No SO Var ok st, N
y. cured of salt rheum. attended with frequent pans
~ her head, Of over 6 Yeas standing.
Mrs Mahony. of No l6 Ann 81, n Y, cured Of
cosIiveness. and pains in her side " over 3 years
standing.
Mrs Van Nest. OF No IA Dominick 81, Y. cured
at violent pains throughout her body, Of 6 years
standing.
Mrs Muris. Of No 47S Greenwich 81. N Y, cured
oi<he liver complaint and violent pains throughout
her body. of 4 wears standing.
Mr. VIM F Johnson. Of No 40 9th venue; N Y.
cured Of the fever aud ague ia its first Stages aud
Of iohg standing.
Mr. WIN Watts. Of Philadelphia Hotel, Battery, N
Y, cured Of a very severe cnld,
The above medicine is for sale at The proprieiOris
Office, 335 Broadway, N Y.
Price 25 cents per box. Office 335 Broad way,
neIt door below tic Tabernacle.
For sale by JOHN II THOMPSON.
at the bookstore of w J ROBB
Also, byi F w BASSETT.
sepi2 South Wheeling.
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GRAND ~CHEiGE.
GRAND SCHE e..
100000
$4,000


A l. T. DRIA LOTTERY v,
Glass No. 40, FOR lS43.
To be drawn al Alexandria. ID. G. Saturday 23d Of
September, lS43.
}. G. GREGORY q CO. Managers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-15

NEW GOODS-O. w. HEISKELL. has
~ commenced receiving his Fall supply of DRY
GOODS. Ia which he would respectfully call the
attention OF The pRblic. lie has already received n
PORTION Of his FANCY GOODS, with a full and
complete assortment Of Staple articles for family use.
nnh will soon have Ihe pleasure uf announcing to
The Ladies, the arrival of a beautiful variety of
GOODS. all of which we're purchased AT New York.
and will he sold at prices 10 sell The times.
ser -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-15

TRUST

Virtue of a deed Of trust executed 81
william Lsmbdin hearing date on the pad
~ Oh aprl 1897. and recorded IN the clerks
SoOS No. q page n, and Of another deed bear
ing cate % ne 7th Of March Is8s. also recorded
O.sse S!erN once i shall on the oh oay OF
Octoetr meet proceed 20 sell az public agct on IN
the highest bidder, al the front door Of the Cont
mouse Tor Ohio county, three certain lots 81
ground TO VII: Lots No nine aud ten. aud ~,
North part Oflot No forty, one IN south Vince
ling. SAID lots Nos 9 and 10 living on the East
SIDE OF Water 81. and on the North SIDE Of Second
81 and the SAID lot No al lVng on the West sida
OF Main 81. with sl the buildings and improve
ments thereon. Terms will be made known at
the time and place Of sale. The title is belle ved
be good, but selling as trustee | shall only give
such rs Is vested ~ me.
sep ; IL Es SWEARINGRN, Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-15

SHAD-Jusl received a lev barrels fine SIIAD
~ illhich ~ ~be sold low Tor cash.
aug % MGiNNIS.
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LNATRA super Black and blue black BOAi.
- BAZlNES. plain AID variegared SILK
GlMPS. &c. just received hy
sep u y w HEISKELL.
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sep ts E 3 SMEARINGEN. Trustee
To SHOE MANTFACTURERs.-

THNO SHOE MANUFACTUREFS.-
Just re, eised al The Sign Of the BLACK
MAMMOTH BOOT Of The South End Of Market
Squsre.
4 dox Gents EOOT MOROCCO;
4 DO Madras Stuff DO;
2 do do KID.
3 do CURASO de-.
Also. a large lot Of Pink and White Lin ug and
Binding Skius Of The very Lest quality. and will 10
sou low. fSrp 81 a = TODD.
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b.. Or EIhNHH

GROCE RTES = Dry GOODS.
No rs, Ean nA Hc-'s SUI.
m band e Eeas-ri sasrwsw 81 tsut3
gG1JCFInFS tuf D1bfkSFNC Dst
GOOuS esgar ss uErs ts 90 nr1lEc fE g. uos
eau 10 asi ~ ~ WoEsrz uTs1fT nE -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-15

SIX TWIST TOBACCO 5Okegs Of the
- above TOBACCO, just reed per Steam Boat
Jim" which will be sold low for cnsh.
sep IL JAMES II FORSYTH g. co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-15

RECEIVED, o beautiful assortment Of
81 THREAT LACES anil EDGINGS; alsn IA
COMET. and Swiss EDGINGS aud NSERT
INGS, which will he sold much cheaper than usual.
W (sep 10y O w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-15

I'D ED LEAD-IIIl kegs RED LEAD No I.
5 Bills LINSEED OIL.
A large lot Of Baker & Roberts pure WHITE
LEAD. fresh ground. For sale by
sep ID J S BAKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-15

Orders for Tickets and shnrrs, and certificates Of
Packages in the above splendid Lottery, Will receive
The mnst !rnmpl attention, and an account Of The
drawing will be sent Immediately after ii is over, to
all who order from ~.
} GREGORY & co. Managers.
aug % Richmond. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-15

HNINE CUTLERY, &C.
Mo>tenholm's hest CONGRESS KNIVES.
Joseph Rogers a. Sons do 90
Greaves a sons and E1;ni's RAZORS.
Ivory Handle TABLE KNIVES ami EOPKS.
German Silver BUTTER KNIVES
Chnpman's Elastic RAZOR STRAPS:
BrnsS CANDLESTICKS anil SNUFFERS;
Dixon & SINS Briiiania SPOONS
Brss and Steel head SHOVEL aud TONGS;
Iiae + TRAYS n all aud large;
BRUSHES, Of all kinds, &c. Jnst reed and hr
sale NJ reduced prices. HENRY p NORRIS.
ser 10 81 Cor Nam ST and Market alley.
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1884 Pri=es amounting to s742,745
rs NTnher LnHsTg-I2 BIotOn Ballots.
WhoLs Tickets Sl5-HaIUrs 81. 50-Qaarers 1915
-EighhS Sl,S7.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-15

ShANtECG.-ln the circuit superior court
~ OF Law and chnncery for OhIs county.
BenIamin 7 Thistle, rompiqiua1t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-15

NOTICE-1he partnership hereIofore existing
~ between James Reilly aud Jho FiIzsimmons
has lhr day been dissolved 10y the mutual consent
OF rhe parties. All 'erSuus who are indebted Ia
the above 6rm, or 10 john P~tzsimmons. will please
call and seule with the latter as soon as possible
John FIIz,irRnons will also ouend To all claims
against Ihe above firm.
JAMES REILLY,
JOHN F~IrZSIMMONS.
Wheeling. Sept 5, 43. sep 1874
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-04
WASHINGTON. J,ly 81.


The Hon deb Clubbing Munster PI,nippieul,n-
~ Ia the Celestial Empire. embarked this mornit
a. brIarl the steam irigate Missouri, Capt Newton,
under salute nf twenty STA gun; and IN n shut
time afterwards, tho fine vessel under weigh
Cushing wall proceed : speedily possible. To
Alexandria. ia Egypt. There is very lutte doubt.
however. that the Missouri" will stop two Ihr'
days at Norfolk, on her way down. whore she may
rsteIve nu"IheT visit from President Tyler. pIcviO
To her dual departure. u was truly gratifying lee
oh-erve the ease with which tins large vessel at
war. with all he; nravy machinery fuel. guns. pri
vision &c. nn h-trd. was gpI uutier weigh IN
own channel. against which 50 many Obj sc;inns
have heen unJnsily urged. whenever u wIs priposed
10 bring V Ssel al w,t Iu this navy yard IL IS
tue ihii Ihi> channel nr'nery made up at NEARLY
right angles; nj some lIiIlc difficulty was eXrrfi.
enccd Ih hr ngIus large vessels of war the r way
a.. around The riile punt ncIr the Junction of The
two channels. bat their senses could Doubt
The abuniau deTth uf the der. tho secirity ct
the hlrhoI The ample supplies of the bc,i quality 1t
provision, the crystal spriIs. which ahIInl and
wIihal. the protection uT,rlel To the pnblc prop.
erty by the presence uf regular guard nf marines
AMI Il private watch. day aad ngh'. al the navy
yard.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-04

This wretch had caught "A little negro
right under my WINDOW, ana like Cole
ridges unwilling wedding guest, the lit.
tie guest, the little descendant OF liam
WAS try ng 10 get away, bat like the an
cient Mar,mer,lhe vii am ''held him viii
his giIttcTing eve" and with his long,
OOny. lrcckled fingers, while he cnIiuht.
encd him on the nu ubcr Of spas ms |
would have before as he expressed il. I
Should finish pulling hemp, and stand.
my upon uulhIr5" | dropped brick
"ui uI my window upon his dirty toes,
aud cut short his part Of the ccremonies,
by sending him away hnwling in pain
The Gell He'd one! was CARR "a bv
the S"ldICry la the place o: exc .u.ion
WIS placed on the p'aIlorn,ani prepare
DRY TO having my eyes baniagrd tIrned
To Old long farewell Il nature. A tai
tnan IN white hat, az green goggles,
who was standing near the scaffbld told
me he didn't like TO hurry me, Bat he
had been waiting there several hours
ah was getting hungry, ard would be
Oh Igci To me To GET through u soon rs
possible. as, if didn't h. would De- com
PEELED 10 leave, and he didn't think il
would be Fair treatment" | made han
no answer, the c.liuuS wretch!
Oh! new r. did sweet nature wear !
love Ter face than on that day. Far oil
upon the smooth and tranquil w.ter, lay
the irollc boat, its sails lazily tapping
the mast, while the dipping Of an oar
not far off, brought vivIdly before the
minds eye, the bright aud happy scenes
of innocent by hoods happy no Irs.
/ could not give up life without strug
! gle when all above and beneath locke /
SO invitingly aud lovely With one leap
cleaned the platform and was soon fl,-
lag across the tie ds with the speed OF
thought or sound!
Away, away, awaym Thousands
were in pursui! and the race was for
life! They were gaining upon me, and
my strength rapidly falling. | could feel
the wind Of the mignty rush, as they
were hem,nIng me ia, aul pressing Il
round me. \ deep ravinc crossed my
path its width was fearful, ITS depth
unknown--a moments .pausc,aud made
the leap!
heard the shout Of horror and sur.
prise that broke from my pursuers, aS |
lowered over the chasn-l gained the
opposite bank, and sought to cling TO the
bushes which bordered it's sides. They
bent-yieIded-snapt. Down, down |
seemed 10 90, yet as descended, thought
and consciousness were busy IN 2Ic.ur-
ing the dreadful fall when was aloaken
ed by Edward Harley tickling my nose
with feather!
Kind reader, IAgd been dreaming y
We'll might the bard say
a slumbering thought is capable" years,
And curdlcs long life. into one hour"
'"Ye Stars which are the poetry Of heaven
BYRoN
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4!lNiahInSEllE7ETEI1Gl[lElaIlH!

ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF TIE
POST MASTER GENEBAL We learn frrm III
Biltim IRE papers that attempt was made to as.
sassinaie tie Hon c A Wi,kIifTe. on board the
steamboat Georgia, Of the Baltimore and Norfolk
Line. on the passage mp to Baltimore nn Tuesday
last 10y M'Leam Gnr,lr.r. son of Col c X Gurdner.
formerly auditor Of the o Department MIR
WicklrIe was IN ihe act Of offering his arm To a
lady To escort her TO the dinner liable. when u blow
wos aimed at him by Mr. C with a clasp knife
Fortunately, the knife glanced on the breast bone
and the wound is not therefore considered danger.
Gus. From previous conduct Mr. c was supposed
to be deranged. lie is in custody
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can iaIgn rsN ;'Irly "?cned--ihe ts.Ies III ,n,,'.
~ i'riife the go titry3 ard atN ttt,et thi. r.
.uS uluu, coates. wttt the DISCRIMINATING, of s.hr,..
a. until Pe,ru.y l,a.r1 has She surely VII has.
VIA. G. ,vcur,r. air the United Si.t,s have. a,
they surely will have. 4 wh,s Presrls,r. and until
prs. .euty a',d hapIuue>s shall thus he ssun ,e,tn
rel O., the State snd the Nathan
RrS,.ve %. Tifd while Is,cinhlr, 10 iu h,n..,
10 the living. dcem u 4 III o. ply = y,s
tribute uG respect the uivuury JI drii,HeJ worth:
ed Ia rNpreN, Grcp frsreI Uni snrr'N lur tie
l.s which the ultl,n tam u iIr death ul that
eminent &c aud true Pairl VIII am Henry liar.
ri-,,u, e. ,llcl nv the yurr at his icliu.N ci,t.
the lirs office IA IA ir g6 h> CT lIcd
lrIrr. hs pure integrity nni las devoted ptr,ul sia
we're a sufficient en- ue>i uI his d-crnt tii,Iu AL.
IN lister the government ascending h' the wishes
at those wha elected hun H., latest breath Nas
spout Ia giving nersnce hi, rrsc Gr hs country.
and his desire ior the pcrpcruui'r of trHe pruri.
pes of government His .uru5 miscncd 10y =
n,I"n's tear. and his memnry is e,HbLIued IA Il
NItr",'S vru"rtiiun aul ,rtIitIs",
Resolved, That the thanks al this CIve ton hs
rendered To l. & rlmgIrn. editor UfIhe Exam nrI
q h iIrrILi" AID John Birr. editor Of tie "yoIk-
FrcTnd" and To Me-srs q wen aud GnsScr oi the
"Cnln1hi, Prriscnr," for the able, fearless aud
faithful m1 nrr Ia which tiry have u,lvnrarrd ~.
sustained the Rights a. the Vele aud the priucipl.s
at The Wing aud AnIIn.snn party.
Resolved. That ia franks nf the Convention, lie
rendered Z" the c"uniy COmpIiice OF Corrrsl Uu.
den"c. ior the prn.n,i fidelity aud ability wuh
which they have dischrseI the dutcs rjJir1d
upou them.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-04

LATE FROM SPAIN Capt Lane. Of the ship
Albanian, at New York from Gibraltar. which
place he left the 9th Of July, reports that on his
way TO GibralIer from Genoa he touched Malogs.
sent a bOaI ashore. and wis informed by the A
mericaa consul that the CuIalonisn troops had sur.
rendered to The nsurgent' on account Of which the
citizens were ringing bells. firing guns and making
Oihsr demonstrations Of joy.
The New York Commercial Advertiser, IN giving
publicity 10 the lacis slated above remarks
~ The last ndvices by way Of England. Espartero.
vas marching toward Valencia, The inha blants Of
which city had joined The insurrectior From the
language Of our news collector We cannot tell yyhe
Their the Regent had entered the city, or was only
before Il with his army preparing 10 attack it
The Ca'slonian troops spoken Of we're probably OF
Zurbano.
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sTEAM BoAT RlcmARp CLAYroN.
Nelf WnEELINa. Anrusl ,. IN
Q ~e Editor Of he Wheeling Timsi''

To he Editor Of me " Wieeling Tunes"
SfR,-Ihe passengers on board this boat. Jus,
arrived IN view Of your city. cOnclsseI to take tho
vote amongst themselves upon the approaching pres.
dental election which resulted as fJo,se
Wigs. (all for Clayj fly 6ve--5j; Democrats
ivan BUREN, four. lJohnsonJ two-6. Il was sus.
gesied that there vas one Tyler man on hoard. but
upon dhigeat search and anrious enquiry. be was
"n0n CT invooius." though great cgriosiry o, see
him was mauifested. Tue aamss and residence, OF
most Of tho votes are contained on this sheet which
YOU HiJ give o, uci ~ suits your convenience.
= PASSENGER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-04

GOING INTO PARFNERSHIP-A western
man who. tr aughr that know To the Contrary
might have been from Devils Fork the Arkansas.
treadins the upper deck OF a steamer with
VA nIurcI strides, which. claimed to a posi-, al.
most ia his path. was an ugh, Ill natured cur who.
as Ihe IN passed wnud groNl. show his teeth
aud snap nj hIm. Stranger says he, at last. wh n
his patience exhausted Il should like To O,ca
interest this here dog aud If dldn shoot M
share Of han. shiyer my t.n.,rs"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-04

NOBLE CAPrAlN.-The Detroit Daily
Advertiser saws that Capt Taylor. OF the slenmh,It
Daniel Webster. running between Detroit aud But
ielo is the last friend of he printers; aud US eV-
denco Of it. lac will carry editors Tres; and deduct
one dollar from the fare Of every passenger who
will exhibiI proof that he lakes a new supper and
has pIif for IL iH GdUance.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-04

ksR- Empty JAIL We are authorized by tho
Sheriff Ia say hlI there is noi a single pcrs "a con-
lined III our Jail at IhIN lime Cr!uii4l aH tho
Jail IL altogether empty. we except two tctsJns
confined as lunatIc>.--U HiqHtoOH Democrat
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-04

THE CANAL.-The work has been stopped
Nothing iuher will DO done. We may safely assert.
until some favorable action ~ The subject be had
by The next Legislature - Cumberland CjUiEaH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-04

The Brig Lawrence ofl6I tons, intended for lie
Navy. wOs launched at Baltimore Oh Tuesday
last She is said be a beautiful specimen ofnaval
architecture.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-04
NO MONOPOLY!
UNITED STATES EXPREss LINE

UNITED STATES EXPRESS LINE
LNOR BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA. AND
Il WASHINGTON CITY.
Leaves daily al o'clock. A NJ, in splendid New
Coaches.
Oihte opposite Steam Bat Landing, Water Street
"a lhis s tao only Opposition Line running on
the "Greoi Central Rvatc."
OLIPHANTs, DUNCANS & co.
aug PgYvi,iors
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The Yarmouth, Mass. papers, give way siscour.
aging accounts Of the fisheries, both OF mlckcrcl
and shad. They commenced finely. bot have ended
with but vey small proportion. oflhe n.nll re.nll,.
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FRIDAY. AUGUST 4, Is4a.
FoR PRESIDENT ~ 1874,
u u y e n e. l. A u.
FoR WICK President,
JOHN DAVIS. Of MASSACHUSETTS,.

PROSPECTS BRGGHTENING.-We have renI.
ly some hope. as the IOhig papers, Advocate aud
Gazette. u Pittsburgh have changed the ueAne Vi
heir long winicd controversy from legheny 10
Washington aud Beaver counties. that they will
Prduce no further injury To tho Wing party. nd
that The public will fprgeI that Ihrse organs.
intended iOr the dissemination Of know ledge and
correct political principles. were ever engaged in
spreading personal and pgiiical enmity broadcast
though the sphere Of their influence.
Am ing other stocks Of the State Of Pennsylvania
70 be sold at Pittsburgh the 8 h Of September
next, are 1000 shlres Of tho MonDngahsla nlyiga
ton Company. This sale will probably he extensive
a, perhaps some may be found who will pa,
fifty cents q share for IT, This stock, however, will
bring The stale much as il lost u; as It will be
remembered that this was a porIiJn Of the bonus OF
S. 100000 paid by the United States Bank Of Penn
sylvania ior IL charter, an cKorbitant demand by
the State for which the people and particularly the
widows aud orphans Of tho CO rntry. suffered a loss
Of their entire properly AMI ans Of subsistence
We have no doubt but ihe tears that bonus cost
would, ir dropped in the Mononsahea. make rh,
navigation Of that river FAR nJre valuable than il
now.