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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-21

''Fhe battle of Bunker Hill was no great
aiialr-a mere skirmish and retreat, and had il
occurred any where else than in the neighbor-
hood OF Boosting, would have scarcely been in
history. We hare bad far sererer fighting in
lo,oa. The skirmish at Bunker Hill is mere
printing to the great battle Of the Bad.Axe,
which Closed in triumph the Black Hawk war.
There was blood enough shed on that occa-
sion to brighten half New-England from her
proprlety, yet, We never intend to erect mon
nment Oh that field Of bloody strife, or cele-
brase the victory"
We copy the above highly important infor-
nation from the Miners Express Of the 18th
inst. Wha, pity the editors did not certify
to the facts set forth therein come twenty-five
years ago, and thereby save the vast amount,
expended in the erection Of the monument in
commemora'ion Of the events ofilsa. great day,
and also save the countless thousands of peo-
pie among whom were the few remaining mar.
'cipators in that struggle, from making MIN
MES of themselves BY gathering together on
the 18th OF June to celebrate the completion
Of the monument! From the official return
of the British killed and wounded, as copied
in the same number Of the Express, it appears
that in the battle Of Bunker's Cor Breed's)
Hill, there were loaf Of the enemy killed and
447 wounded.
We have read Wakefeld's History Of the
Black Hawk War, and brakes, and Patter-
seh's Life Of Black Hawk, all of which state
that quite number Of Indians were killed a,
the battle of Bad-Axe in Wisconsin, and we
have likewise read Plumbe's notes and New.
hairs sketches Of lowa-have lived either in
the vicinity or within the borders Of Iowa for
the last thirteen years-bu, we have no where
read or heard of that "far severer fighting in
Iowa." Of which the editors speak. Will
they enishlen the good people of Iowa by
giving tina, part Of her history Of which other
writers have kept US SO utterly ignorant
we should like to know when, where, and by
whom the great battle in Iowa was fought:
military glory is in too much demand to let
such v'c'oss remain longer in obscuri,y.
~ We tender our thanks to the Roara of
Directors of the Bible Society iu this place. 1
for the very nca. and handsome poke, Bible
to u.s., not because Of our lack of tho
article. las We have large family Bible J bu,
we presume. as reward for services rendered
tor which We jec!ioed payment. If there is |
any slanef IN town. without that blessed booL
we would advise him to call on the Secretary
1 d purchase one.
~ The officers Of the Am,r,n,t,
spids have our hanks for lots Of la,e ,,,o
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-21

~ The New Orleans CRESCENT Cisu nf.hn
wthen ocedrted on that day. 1t was the first
for the season.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-21

~ The officers Of the Ama.an,h and Tho
4 spids have our hanks for lots Of late paoerS
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-21

u The Mississippi river continues biob
bu, is slowly on the decline.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-11
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.
C.p,r.f e500 nm

II HIS ccmranv scirg nsw dnit ersa cizrd y
crifpion ofFrs aGd Maripe Risks. such a d well
ling Houses. Store " ousee &cwttk their con.
fents. Alec. Steam Roats. r. al Roafs aud Keel
BOafs VIII their raVpCrr % n 60 flOT any r "a
90 iys Ohio and NissssiDpi rivers. OF their rib
ntsry str-nms- App ica,i0n fsr Inssrarcc 80 be
made fer tbe pTossr "a "a tHC flee Of the Wheel
an r M'coY sec''v
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-11

Prepare! and sold by A y sands e Co, Drug
glSs and hemists. Granite buildings. 2-i
Bre'd~ sy, corner OF Chambers 81 New York
400 for ale bv DRUGGISTS throughout tbs Z S.
rlire ~ per bottle. SIN bottles for IS.
, The public are respectfully reo-ss,ed 20 rernem-
bei that u - Sands's Ssrssparla thai las and j.
constantly Achieving euch remarkable esrcs of
me most Fifficult class Of Diseases which the
paula. ard t@ke no other
oiJPER PRY or AGENT bv special ap-
po' sfmenf FIR fhs ProPrfetors, for H'beeiinr
dH0 TfrfPffV- Nv ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-11
TNEYTVANCE.

HI TsKs will he tskcn : ihe FIRE & MARINg
BE fNsuRA NCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
az ne iovesf rates On
Baildng- of aiikiais. stvne. brek OF wOodsP
aa1 TIER cnn'entf.
Sicamnoa' e; facforicsi mills, &C.
Fnrnifurts
And merchandise IT al kinGs-
Aud aaaintt az dr. - nffng ne trrNr
posiai,oa of aoss on rivers. lskss, sess. canals
ana rniirosds -
E.rf echa~nefcr n fhf company as % pfcuo.
,ifile nrd iil,, raiiv IN tie adiussfaent aad ~
urrnf Of -s.s I've beg lrnvc "a. reifr Ga inc u1cr.
I cheotp Il fh-s piece o. elsewhere WAC have d ID
I the adiustrsee 9 { cloirns ulrn Ne. Hte
WNOR SALE, cisanois. Tar,z Amnihrisi
\ ~ s,d esmef BREAST PiNe. 30 sha0 Pas
\ tlesns. e,l Cn's-rs. Q FAiRCHiLD.
o. ?
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-11
10000 DoI.LNRs.

! NHoRE NEw GOODS. a,,hc N,s I-.rk skso
4 lvI Cssh-.Sh 1s9 Market 81. WnrkLi>G. VI
' YORKE. w"nh scsp~rif,iIv in'n.n q
""-'cmer- and ,br pnhilr rrneray. that he has ju'
rr'"rsssi fem Tue ts-i uifi, senerni ss-rirsnt
DRY COODS aud GROCERIES. Cn,-kcry Wars
Iiari~sre. B"ss. Sh'eS. Sc. Which .~ y f''w oprs
ing and ready 10 sell ns cheap cheaper Than
The Pablo invited To call aud examine The iol
low ing articles. viz
= =. \, GROCERIES.
100 rsrs GREEN RIO COFFEE;
So h'xes CnuI~xjrr TEA. so ch~s's " TEA.
10 do IIs-se skin do. 10 h.srs Imperial ia.
2n00 Li,~ Lat StfCAR. s hh,l- N o SUGAR.
200a IT, wb.,~ tIavana De-, 25 T,erres RICE;
20 hhls N o NOLASSEs; 30 boxes cpm. SOAP;
100 Li,- sALERATUS;
10 s-ses y rI"s TOBACCO. sup quality.
10 do rs ping do d.
! = L.. g e. e .''s Do DO T..
N..smec<, Cr'und P~prer. Grspnd A'-pice and
Cloves =, tsnc~r. in,s,ra AI.i.s~s 10 L.xes Pipes 81
DRY GOODS.
Blue OH hr,ai CLOTHS. 3 ne ',rn,d CLOTHS :
Olive hr,wu Do. Olive Green d's
Ribbed CASSiMERts. Biaek cAsSiNIEKEs;
Ca->n~ii. 81. all qna,',r-; k-r<evs al all qnnr'-S
L,u-eyr ci al qaal'li~-; ~ ss,les bn.~n Muslns.
600 ,~icc- hi~nched MUSLfNS
goo - PRINTS ~ ~ qsnti,ies and prices.
BLACK SATIN VISITING
Fsrwv VISITING; sf,.ii qualfe- nod price,:
IRISH LINEN; Elef ch'd mi hrs,' DrUfs.
APRON CHECKS; BLUE DRILLS;
Rel TIcKtVG. NIL .r,rcs; Linen AMI SIX iIiSf-:
8k ard hr,wr HOSE. Cent? and L.iies Gloves.
BOOTS AND siIOES-2nO pr Ia.Iie~' Siirper~
Il al prizes mil q..ali'i-~; 50 prs T.. 'es Cater
B.,oi-; 100 prs T.aslir- KID Slippers: sap Nen~
,h,rk no,-. so prs NenS' Calf BOOTS: 50 prs Men-'
Seal Peg BOUf'S; ZOO pr Aie,.-' 'rhirk a"'i K'P
Brnca.s cheaper ihen ever hefre offered m thiss'v
HARDWARE &c all kinds aud qoaihies, cheaper
han ever hefs.-r "fIered ia This CIV
and printed Cr~kety hy The crate and retail. Ass'
many other Articles hn numerous rss-r'i'n- Al
nj ..lich will ne s,ld cheaper than ever bef're'
'ffs rel m this ciiv.
B.--Counirv merchants viii he sarpiied AT
Eastern prices. with small commission added.
sepl5 y Y0RkF..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-11
LUMBER.

VNfiE snh-cuhcrs having purchased ,hs LEM
a Der YARD on Nam str~ri near the Rr:dgss
irrner'y crcupicd nv Mclean & Rice, respectfully
,. Form the puh'i. that h~t rsrna,crl al tines
l.' frni,h MI kinI-sf PINE LUMBER on ihc raoss
averstle terpS t,r ca d. sent
Austb"l 'pihi- vasl q an excellent claiming ma
'hIDe. vbieh vi &c c.nslasily supplied with nor
I'D f-Srisr. ure~tL.r boar Ing re1isg &c, whNh will
IcTn country. Az ,slers Ihankfeilv received anf
pr,mpsly attended 10. L. s. ROOF * CO. +
Wheeling. A"eu~f l--tf
Washington Fxsmiper cory 'o amOaut Of two dol
4 lars. AID charge Times.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-11

WTENTTNGN. few p-iierns heau'iipi reh
" Ws.ies y,Ir-f ssd Ceska,,e rss6ags. A'r'
anper Eha.h f~sipH s. IN Vssiine. helirr han ars
vou ean conveniently find el.euh here. EN- ~ h.d
II Won car ~pn ~ fori ~ sELRYS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-11
ID X WOODS. s. %
CHEAT ATTRACTION
SECOND SPLENDID STOCK or iil
NEW sGOODS!i!

,.;-.ho.he.a ,sa,h hs.. ;s, ,c,.r,,sd f,em
Phisdelshis and baltimore, ards a ow receiv
49,. '-''''''S - -
FRESH STOCK OF NEW GOODS. ra
fRs.n- ,s- ...oaS ..',,,sis d. P.ll which for
sgttfTI UT cHhArsEss caanot be exeeiis< u
sdu.tee ~ we ony =. :" ~ nS Ls a -. ".
- - =; ~ ys., o' '"a'e -"' F''s>-
c. ,.'per =. ADD cas,ne,,s Of the greatest qarn
Us, INC "'s'fs-D
= Wy ,l =, .,..s. y 40 f-,i-sl
Kentucks ; cans Ir.Lsd eicih ss:,...
NJ. .s.S ~ p ~ Wsi,os Essonsis sod
."Ch-sks. J. ' - -
ALSO ~ ne e largest sssormen' Of cans0es nc
r', .e, 81 ~ - a. n;
xelssa,S ~, !. :, "A" ~ocs - Cor Dresses s,,es a.
iss,,ss Na,s.ho ~ ;os s,,k s,r;.e Asckbars
a. 49,. .r,,ci., !, r;,e.d 4 . IA han 5eahls hlaih
All yarie raief 4ioaef Isasf,es. wan every
sShr.,1s T,,gE. = ~ 1,isr.s JIosieri, lfiIfs
S.sif. Ssni,o,,s Rao nj s,IS and lin, g. "A r.
ii6cisis, de-, s. ~. ~. s. 8, -, :
ns W. II, ~ T,r ~. liberal
.sessof ~ A &c i.te received. and
% am n.nsy' ~ - ~ ~
- : 'f,,Ii - "a ~ ,hs nnhl,c satronsre'
.sspi'Is y - sFN sFvFy::
q IL ~ AUGUST h. Ih43. ~ n .tt.r
NEW FALL AND lFTNTER. GoODSS..
~ Na-i4i Ma m strses JB& RR Marsh
49,. rereiveJ the;r fist STOCK OF Fall and.
Winter Goods. as f,ilows: ~. ls'3 t''ne
S"ner Fre-eh black. English and Amrsseani
,<o,,l dve1 Cloths plsiu and fancy "a ssimeres.
TSsi.;cI nj ain Reaver Finshicg and Pilot Clofhs
sss,;,s,,. sr,urkv Leans AID Wskefi-id Ker-
sevs. whit f:a,rze Red. yellow. Twilled and
~ ~ as1lnfn ard 70 IA siIks nssd ras.
pea. @rl~,,,is,n s,rinad .ssr.red chaner..
- e "a ~ ,'Iesv, a In,ea fnstr.ss Rombazipes.
So, % .d oI,in aIrslin de 4 aiae- striped
Chu-aae, I.psire t.aines. rape Ruehel, Sfrip.d
..unestas, printed Saxonv French and English
merinnes. Nsnchess.r Farlsson French and
fhambra fsinehanas. Brot-ha. lp.ra-k De .anes.
Meriro Emhraidrred Dauraek WooIien. Tarfan.
Fi@a. Nrrino. .Tinhet F.byIe LADY Sale and
Helen Mcfsreeor l.a,lie-' Shawis; cod and black
KID Gloves. Long White do. Fsncv Points ard
Dress Hsadkerchiefs. Alnach. Aprons. silk
sprnn tnrseis Black end copd Visited silk frinees.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-11

TVRINGEs. CiMPs AND oTHER TRIM
MfNC.-i have srlrndr a-saumeid N
Fr,nrr. Cimre. BraHs. wlnieisnes. nanons ~
habits. and olbsf articles 81 MhIners Tnnmiogs
81 -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-11
FOUNTAIN INN,
Hate Beifso.rsr's.,, Tsour ST BALTIMORE. .
w w mx. I p,e,,;.,o,..

FOUNTAIN INN,
Hate Beifso.rsr's., Tsour ST. BALTIMORE. q
ARTHUR IsFoGG.. Prspr's'0r'.
HAvlNG leased ihi- exclusive and f,vo,iro 60.
t,h'ssbms az. ns.d entirely rets,,.ssd md re-
h''eh % ihscuahonf :" thst IL compare sdynnta.
re""sy ri'h ssrniiar establishments in The Caion-
h"ve no hesfarion in errleaeoriug 20 a,,rart tho
aiirfih'n The travelling pshr O" this savesiis
o~'eL ltihe in's-t strenuous ex~rfioDs. jsned ~
"v"rv rs'-sih'e convenience he fund r-rw teru
csn insure they lrdee themsei,c C. TIA its
'"rfoer weiearneJ r~PniaiSon shall only be
mcrii.i hut -arpas--d. 80 - O. -
ia a~~~dnoe~ wub'he difseSitie. of tho risn--.
hey have determined ~ reduce their charged 10
CORRESPOND. p',~e 81 .2s per day
Bsltimosc. i"Iv 2. 1913. II
q. ~ 8 \. IT. TTVESOF. - "
WHOLESALE a RETAIL. DEALERS IN HATS
AND CAPS US t3-,,..,I' :
Ussf ale Of ps;s sr~ef. Vbsei;ax. Va. -.
4 Lave on ha-.l aud con-s,nsv manniacfur-
ing s-D~raI a-s.rrn~ai 80 superior I ur aud
ilk hats. They Rave zee e " ID the latest spring
sShon, from New York and are now prepared
= supply 10 order ail sizes atrd 40 al'ses. IN the
.sAeni or pns' style a. may suit customers,
lack and Drsh resv y and Gator. Plain
White Ru-s;s and Nnpt Rats.
They alss keep on I'd a % sx.or, uent ofp,air
i-s fsnrv nrn's ard -cvs far and cloth caps.
~ cf~hirh they offer 20 their customers and The
'tr,c on he most pleasing teTrrs.
W s-d-rs from country merchants snd deal.
re nrsnnsly hs'sd 90 he !" os. favorable ,ern.s..
tnSnktri ter Ne bheral rafrohate they have
asr~tafore receIvesl, they sAlici, share IT pub
nc ssronaae which ,hev re deter inined To- de-
Trv- ~ pr 'nspt a tehtiop. persona, application
" bushes. AID cheap and favors BILE Yates.
mar l--v n \
IN ARDwARE-Tbe .as-eriber ba. Ia,rlv
y = rr~e'ved the fai"s,ina goods. which lie has
-''l~ees The rr'cc to suit times 4, rfda
Elsriic Srrinps. Aianns Aye.
WV Je>s'r X Sons Cas-, AI,nise hole and olhcr
Shea Steel, AnviIs, st 20
SniiIh's vires. MIL a. Cros. Cut ss,xs :
Sheet Brass. Planes I'd, ~, N ,.i
I"eeiher with every variety In the Harlwars Z,
ao' Cn,rry line sAML NEIL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-11

URoNNETs. a han.lrsu,e si,sk - bod
y = Roanris. pnf Velvet ,nd sni,er msieriais 81
bssiaashtsbssp 20 ssssi o sELBy's.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-11
MONROE HoTsE.
No.ros Street Hs'rsen Mria mi Market Streets
rrrsTCIsTTNr-

"A WIS WAIUENH ProDTIeior.
HH1E Non-oe IIn~s~ has been eriirelv rsnuvsied
sud r~fue5 ihrouaSo1'. md he rrerricicr
~. NJ RESTITUTION IN sayinz that b. Accommodate
ne travelling ruhlic as well. " NOT better Ih1n my
rsb~r Heel IN fhs rifv. His uofiring syer i"ns
.aIi ~ deve's,l N he enrsri Of his ~n~sis. This
l,-~ =. l-~rf-i siii,in - r'ds n ~ S'-am Bo1f
sn,iins anil rea~iv oo7nsiie fhs Pc~f Oce mi irg
u y fe@raiie s'oroi-r niare Tor srrncers visiting
The eifv on husiness. RaTgare ell ~ rnnvrvrd ~
,ni ron .fe,ulhs1's free n .charar. afd coaches
viii eail ~ ihe door ~ receive passcnrrr
Arsehcd 81 re bouse v good SrABI.E whic
win he VOL aod rarcfuly attended 10. Slf,rrcr
sirnii'. at arv borr Of he night Cherres rsf'
i., soif flte firn~s rrf ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-11


SIS S~rss. in advances AS
-t-x- - iss., Mont" -. 20 i,,,,, 50
Single rspsrf of ssie BY The ccssiers ADD ., sse
sases ~ censs sn~~py. .~as ,1si s.asass - -
fTheIWeekly' paper. ths. Western Virginia Times
.published on Wednesday Al ~ 90 per annnm
IL advance. or 50 if NOT paid within one month
IRON the beyinnfug sfthc year. Noaew sshscrii'srs
viii - sscsived, sz<sps snchs as nay in advance.
Yer moFshs 81 so -isinvaria bly, charged No
1hscrbes received for less Term than six months,
end % paper discontinued. ex-eps stths discretion
sffhs psbiishsr until ali rreasss are paid.
TEAMS or ,DvkerfssSs-tru r 81
y1see tnssthsus - y. 20 Ss~sssn .oko2
T~oW Weeks. $50
Thrcs We~ks. e3.25 y
Fsas w~~ks. t,iso .ser;l<1 ~ y ~, e4.0s,
dTw~ u~~ks. - IS 90 Three uen,hs 5Su0
Advertisements inserted sili fsthi or ~ah"'
ypee.s erdrr. will be- inserted until "T'iered 80"
Nd charged sn~ doiI.r Er l-s sree nscr'iss. ami
Is eta fpr each insrrsso sfier. fdveui~e'nsniss
ns~isd ikr~s times a neck fw ikree E>ar'hs The
s,sxs. Weekly fsr 'nse. hall per ~erk y. : !. 4,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-11
a MEXICAN HARDwARR AM

A MEXICAN HARDWARE AND
~ GCTLERY.-Tbe sut.-criher h~sia,t roceiv.
ed lrrsh saTplv of TIARDWARE' g. Cutlery.
tho most 81 uhieh - America narDiacirre eTsai-
" rltecsl prices anil eqHai quality win she htst
English mnnufac.ure. These u ho are acqvaiH;ed
y nh the prizes Of Hardware will please call snd see
he Pra-iirnl operation IL ~hai Is rallied by some
The late high IarG The following arcles. al a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-11

" OPS viii nv cash e.r COOL Nrrchanfabls
~ II4ps delivered atmy warehouse.
..ns 81 IRWIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-11

gVNATT.oRNs TRIMMINGS. ym vii
fol nne Stock - everything re1-is"e "i
Tsft.r's T-n. r'f~-s. ~ Coct - sELbY'S
sPLRNDTD AssORTMBNT fRAt
/ ~ .f..ioo SIN ard satin Vcsiings for -~'c 81
T., Isl. h. LAzElR & COX.
81 -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-11
CROSS cUTsAws

MILL SAWS (HtFSS GU SAWS J
PITT do HAND do 4.
WEB DC IsekS Hinrcy. Screws.
Bu'cber k,ivss Shrc knives Llrhes. Co,d'cssieks.
Cssior- Rsics. IT, SJnnrr<, Plano Bi'fs Chiscl-.
Screw drIVer-. Comp sscs Augr -. Snhlrtr Belis
Ares Foot Aizes, Iiai~leis. brushes. &c. inaeshrr
With large bot sf Sryihes. Sirkl-s. scy he Rsass
and S~yihe Stones SAArL MEL
iuoe
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-11
READY MADE CLOTHING.

splendid assortment of Blne. black. olive.
brown, clsret, p hsh and invisible Green dress
aud frock coats. made ~ the most fashionable
manner from toto Is dollars. 8 q l',f'.r, - irf
Blue. rex, Invisible green and waved Beaver
Cloth Box fr0cks and Over t., made ia the
latest A, l~ from 10 1000 dallars.. f..t
Blue Pilot and Flushing coats, black and Green
Blanket do. Lion sk in do. Keutueky bans, Vel.
yeteen and Cassinett Ffock and Dress Coass
from. to 40 dollars. fsiesat ..---f
Blue, plack diagonal and fancy cslored CASH
mere Panialoons, fashionably made, from 5 10 10
dollars per pair.
I. Blue, black, brown. cadet grey. ribbed and
diamond cassnert Pantaloons from si.7s TO 8
A l,rge and. beautiful aseoriu cnt Of rhihet
Mcrino. Oil dresseg Satns; VaisncIa and Swan ;
dox Vests al every prfce.
Cassinet and Green .Baike Round Jackets.
E4aDHet sh4rtss dra ser=. &c. x ,s.s..s-.,-
;Apyof 1he above named articles will be m ade
10 drsitr in ihe latest "a -hlsn able ssyle, aud on
tie shortest notice 20 t1nse who q III give US .
call or sold in any way IL suit the buyer. on the
mos t,reasonahls terms. apdat sscs eseerdine y
low tlFcte, caunot iall t0->atst " all who vi
~ "a and .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-11

Ihsvs confdenc- IN the representations made
h, Martha COulia. ard have fuii knOwiedse vi
49, ,.a,e FLtJAN y PtKDY,
IA eln.an Inth Ward OF the clty of sew York.
bee ~. is42.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-11

Martha Conin has l.vrS m my family The las
IA v~ers, aud htrcDy certify that tne foregoing
hlrs NARl ~ LLOYD,
BE setsRresd 90 Hswart n ,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-11

NtLoTH CAPs-McATIANh- ~ jo-, rcd
\ enc .-.,rirn~ri - efen-' vc-'l,-' -nd Ch;I.
dow. Cloth. VELVET. mi GLAZED cars.
which " ,F.rs cheap Er CASH. Main s.. l79.
orrpsi'~ w tp'el. cen p
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place full confdtnce in the sfaicment made
By hlsriha l"nhn; hsVidg tnO~G Der the rasi
u es,tg vsars viii checfiIiiy give any paftcuiars
tn rela lien 10 her case 20 thnse VINO nav wish
0..rtt,.,r mi. fn,ateon. 81 Et.ILABETH,
superior Of the ksinau Catholc Orr an aAsYivin.
Pnuse street. New FORK. Dec "a, is4k.
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Our, sfosk eoasisss. in ,Parf Of tia -foiioseins
piscs superior Glue black French cloth. the e.
nest IN the CIV nc % per ys-d. 80
t<ine. Wax, Olive. Brown Polish and Invisible
Green cl1shs al al prices .i. !. '-.l..,4 s.'il
isspsees superior Waved Beaver cloth. which We
sell twenty per cent fhesp.r Than can be
bought ANY, here else in the city.
Biue sad black Beaver cloths very heavy and fine
few ps &C Isrrs cold cloths. for sack coss..A
Afuperior assortment of blsc. black and fancy
.eass'meres Of .hs latest style and qusliiy. -
so yards Of the best oil dressed black Satin.
such as Sou cannon Get every where
A splendid article Of SILK and tsbby veivefs. =
The most fashionable assor'msni OF new style
Thibrt, Msrino au$ Valencia vesiinRs. s.f'', (
Swan Down resfines ut every price. 80.
Pilot cloths and Flu shings that >z.not be beat
as % prce and qualify.
Giraffe Cloths and vsiveteens. -es 60 le-
t7rdur. y and Bcsver.ecns. 4ssi rtri .etlas-s
Kentsekv and Negro Jeans. -
who's beins bought By the case. we can ssI
a k~'ps y ssss chs<sss and xIrseas. which
i.ussrs Ga wide. Italian i.uies' rings
a wei. seiected assortment Of BRUSH and Ameri-
San Prihis az all prices silk and worsied
Bi.sch and brown musiin.. Green Baire,
tsreen and Canton Flsf NE L. iftcc .ii ~ rllt
4 her ssssr,m: e. q Hyev5 fsney snsns.,
sing cowbs, Silk Rctienies and Pur .e<. .,
c.ntienens' ri 4 half hose. Mefino, cort,n and
Oountry Unit d. Linen pocket hukfe. Six
aud Cotton do- ~ az kinds, Mtrino aud f.amn's
Wos,tunder shirts and frs were. INT d.. Nors-
ted an'i Merlfi.,. Sssrfs.' Worsted nd cotton
ciavats, Ci0sh and Ola zedC ape, . "a.
A splendid assortmcnt OF Backrkin, Silk, Guus
fiastis aud cution Suspenders; Buck skin sus
pender ends 50 dozen fashionable shirt collars.
20 dozen fashion able black satin siossks.
A superior ,arii1Ie Of black and I'd Hoskin
Berlin do.
large a I'D fashionable sssoriment OF Shirts.
Bosoms Nr. Tsiiors' Trinlnings of all SORTS |
Umbrellas brown Hollands, Slleclas,- black
Cambrics, drlngs. &c. --,. ;s "a,
READY MADE CLOTHING.
A splendid assortment of Blue. black, olive. I
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HEALTH sECUR cd .

by TfiE USE oF THE .r- :
UYGEIAN vFe' TABLE tINiVER Al. MEDICINES
As formerly prenqred p,s NE srnr-rision ofthe
Ia 7E Mr.. THO VA s. MOST
Vice Precedent ~ sh~ BRUSH College ~ HEALTH
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Ikaow Martha Cenlia. and bslisvs what sh'
aia Tee 40 this document 70 be perfect Y true,
JOHN pUWEH,

civenst New YCrs. ~. iSs6 day o. Dses.,bsr
fsts.
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FROM THE We Low STONE

he stea NIB "a New Haven. owned
oy FOX q L. win Ision, arrived Is morn.
tnS from the Ye ow Stone river. She
Ieit here IL will :! Q recoIlect.d. the Iat>
Ter end oil August. and has demon strated
very nirly, thatihe Missouri river may
oe safely nasigaied by.siea,n- boats To
that point, whenever the Necessity Tor il
arises. At the lowest stage OF sD-sar,
81 rect WAGER Was fouid in the channel
a quantity quite as great as is To be fourd
va The Ohie at s1Hne scssvus The New
Haven ielt our Western border with a
bout 90 Tons of freight, part of WHICH.
she discharged at Fort George. and TIC
remainder she carried To the Yellow
Stone. She has been absent from th,s
port something over three months. A
bout the middle OF October. FROST WAS
INST seen-.snow fell lew DAYS after-
wards, and on the 2otb y luLer ther,
.'as heass e-t.Ie river CLOSED twice
curing her desc .nt, and the weather was
very cold. sf-effI 81 -
Capt. Linn brings as no news A.
the boat was ascending the river was
bred upon by the Sioux Isdians. nj. tkuir
towns, and received good many halls
I'D various paris OF the cabin. No PEI :
sou Was Iniu red. Shots were fred from
,h', boa, but not designe4 to ininfe the
Indians. 1t was supposed. by those on
Loard, that the shots from shore were
MED by tbs Indian young men, without
The appreciation oI the ChleIs. On
her return trip, the boat was again fired
upon: but an Interpreter informed s.,ooe
OF the Chefs, who had been taken on
BOARD that an instant attack would be
made on The towns if tley did not dcslst.
ih's was communicated To the indians
and 'hey suffered 40 further molesta.
ton fsess - !.
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GIlOS

? This is the way Hood talks abo I
ghosis-our idea zactiv.
p Gohsts be hanged! No such thing in
natures all aid long ago, before the wood
pa'emsnts What should they come 70,
~ e golfers may rise Tor higher wage
aud The Chariisis, may rise Tor reform
ani Joseph Surge inay rise, and the
rising generation may risc--but that h.
dead should rise, oaly 10 make ones
hnir rise- IS more than credit. Sup
pose Yourself a ghost. Well: ifnst come
out ct your grave To serve friend how
are you 10 help hian9 aud FMS an enc
envy, what's the use ofappearlng to hin,
it you can't p ten in hins