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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-01
CURE FOR THE TOOTH ACRE.

Ut LELEbhA IEU JoNUFIIUo DtNOIos
VHT ARRANTEO Ia cure The mOsi inyelersis
w tooth ache. in W. MINUTES.
This article will also preserve The decayed tech
for The future. remove 90 lhe scurvy and tarar
without The use Of sn instrument
The diacOverer and prorTieior q ne shove "
valuabla cure fg the IV,th sche informs ne pablie
that he has secured ihs exclusive ughs 20 bs disco
very by spplicnison in due form oflsw, sttie Pstcut
Office Of The u. 8. and 10 now ready 10 disPar Of tbs
said Patent Righi. Coz the District of Columbia' o.
any county. State ~ Territory IN Ire Union.
DIRECTIONS-Take q small quantity oiooiion
vet u with The Drps, and pat It 30 me hOilow -
the tooth. sbpui sir dFups snd two zee Spoons iull Of
yyotsr. and hold IL 10 me fopth o. long ~ yut rau.
DIR S NJ DE HEFTE
For sale BY GREGORY UCHER atJ Lsufsfs
Brewery. Main street. wheeling va. oct - on
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-01
HIM AGAIN

II sENsENEY mas this day added 70 his for
o mel stock
1900 yards Cslhcoes.
400 " Red Flanneis; also. 4 few peces tO~
priced Sauinetis. and blsaehed nuSlins. which are
still = little cheaper than my yet odered. Caii aud
see for younsIves. No 1871 Zanes Row.
dec
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-01
TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE real.
EkTATF.

Y virtue ofa deed OF trust executed by Jacob
ID y Bier, bearing date on the 18th day OF May
1871, aud recorded in the Clerks Office of the
county court Of Ohio county, ia deed book No %.
page lie. I shall, on Saturday. the 4th day Of Feb
nary next. at The fronI door Of the Court House Of
Ohio euuniY, pn"ceed to sell nj public auction. to
the highest bidder. the following DESERVED real es-
tate. To witt All The estate, right. title and interest Of
the raid Bier IN aud to lots No. one. Two. thee and
four IA the 2d square and lots No. FIVE, SIX and
thirteen in 9Th square in the addition ~ South
Wheeling laid out by Richie & Sprigg, commonly
called RIIchIeIown. Terms made known nj The
Ime Ofsale. Selling as trustee. ] shall only make
such title as is vested ia lie. NJ. NELSON,
dec 29-lm Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-01
pa. m TANNER,

PHYSICIAN. SURGEON AND ACoOUCHIER
OFFICE on Inc N"uheasi corner Of S'h sud
Centre ste. Residence Oh the Southwest eos.
neT Of Ihe same streets. oct -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-01
n CHANCERY.-wiilnm GuyIOu.


James M'LHre, administrator { { Thomas Cum
H.insdeceased, Jane Stewart, james, ummms
William Cumntns. Robert & Murdoch, John
MeCOmbs and Elizabeth hts wife, late Eliza
both NurdUch, FTedenck p Ma
Ihaniel LeaiRnd ElIzabeth his wife, late fliza-
beth CummiHs, James T. Achesou, Thoetas
AchssOn and HanRah J Acheson, heirs at law
Of Thomas CummmB deceased, aud Samuel
Corbitt, RobeEI Corb.tV san aud Robert Cor
hitt jr.
The Undersigned having been appointed at the
4Ssptsmper term, ts42, Of the circuit superior court
of law and chancery for Tyler county, cOUmis"
sionor in th- said cause, for The purpose, among
other thIn4e Of cTe,iltlng, statinS and seuiingth S
adminlstrati ton accounts Of the defendant Bic
Lure, administration Of Thomas Cummlns Ia .
due course Of characterization. This is, therefore.
to give notice TO al whom they concern, having
demands against the estate Of the said Thomas
Cummins deceased. 10 exhibit them before the
Nndsrsigned legally authentieated, a. the house
she said OF Tyler. on the 18th daY OF Feb
aSxff for adjustment, otherwise they will be pre-
cluded from receiving . distrlbuttve share OF the
Nssssts OF the said estate. All persons exhibiting
demands against snid estate, ane desiIihE q
~dIatnbuUion ofthe Essetfs thereof viii be required
10 pay OF secure 70 be paid, q prcpoItionable part
@f the costs Of the same before their claims VIII
NoucSiS also hereby given to the heirs Of fss
raid Thomas Cummlus aud all other persons
concerned, in order that they may attend at The
time and place aforesaid
n from any cause the matters referred 70 ihe
undtFstoaed cannot he completed on the u8y
SS0ysnamed. 4 shall eOHtInue lie same from daY
90 dsys and fDm uHse 70 tune pn5i tneI fFs GEM
p.stoo'1 rs " = Scnmtesionsr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-01
JOSEPH TAYLOR l. SON.
FOR HARDING AND COMMISSION


JOSEPH TAYLOR 4 SON.
FOR WARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
corner of Eutdv aud German streets,
BALTIMORE, MD.
WESTERN MERCHANTS are respectfully
w informed that we have mad. arrangements
Railroad. The cars being loaded at our store and
consigned to houses Immediately on the road III
Cumberland, enables us TO send goods through
with but lTtlo expense or handling AT either
Particular attention will be paid to Produce
dec sO~d2m JOSEPH TAYLOR & SON.
JAS. ". CALDWELL,
tSHecesssr TO AuerbEry. CGidrei & Col
wHEELISG. VIRGINIA.
VAIL continue The COMMISSION & FOR.
wv wARDING BUSINESS at the old stand
ON Monroe street, aud solicIIs consignInenis Of MeT.
chandise or produce either for sale or forwarding.
nov
st Louis New Era. Louisville Journal. Cineinna.
ii Republican. Cumberland Civilian. Baltimore
American. u S Gazette. publish To The amount Of
i've dollar. and charge this Office.
X. M'KEE & co.
FOR WA RDING & COMMISSIOf
MERCHANTS,
Main street. WHEELING. Va.
1. IRWIN,
FORw ARDING M CO COMMISSION
MERCHANT.
Main Street. wHEELISG.
COLLECTS C~onsignmenIs CT Miscellaneous OF Pro
- duce. either for sale or forwarding and hopes
io merit = share Of pAbhc patronage by raOderaae
changes and strict attention 10 bOsIness. SeP6
A. IR WIN.
Forwarding g. Commission
CIVCYVNAn Quo
dee 23-Ind
JOHN JAMESON.
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
MERCHANT.
Raul Road Depot MAkTISsBURoH. Va
jan 4-6n
III. VI. JAMESON,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT.
LAND AMI GENERAL AGENT,
WHEELING. Va.
IL ESPECTFULLY ieadss to the public his
IN services. lie will receive Goods and Pro-
Sncs of every description for Sale, barDr. storage OF
(orSoordiRg. lie confidently believes that he eau
erchaVgs Eastern goods lor Western manufactured
aHicles and produce, greatly to The advantage Of the
coRfignory. cot Is.
Chesapeake Canal and Rail Read Scrip wanted
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-01

NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS
TIME subscribers beg leave 10 inform The eiii
zens Of Wheeling and vicinity. that they have
opened a GENERAL FURNISHING WARE
HOUSE at No l43 Main street, Wheeling. Va.
where may be found an extensive assortment Of
gilt aud mahogany framed Looking Glasses. Portrait
aud Picture irames; Upholstery ware. consulting Of
Feather beds. holsters. Pillows. cured hair. Spanish
moss. cotton. hnsk aud spring mai,Iasses; together
with a full assortment Of the latest style and best
finished FURNITURE ever offered in this city; al
OF (which will he sold on the most Ieasssable terms
and ioarrohfed.
Also Looking glass Plates. mahogany veneers
vausish. Sp nlsh moss. &c &c. constantly on hand
STEAM BOATS furnished with every article ol
furniture on the NOS, accommodating Terms and o.
Short notice.
Carpets made aud put down.
Orders in GAINESVILLE con be LEFT with J. FAD
ANS a Co
juu % MENDEL 4 HARBOUR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-01

ffftN0 t-p1ts ~ Nao " W. sate -" ~ taC
otnes az , cents n copy.
The Weekly paper. the Western Virginia Times.
fs published GA "Wednesday at 50 50 per annnm
in advance. or So IL not paid within one month
Trsm the beginning OF the year. No new subscribers
will DO reserved. except such as pay ia a dvaHee.
Ffos 6 mosths 81 so is invariably charged No
subsc nber received for n less term than six months.
and NO paper discontinued. except stths discretion
ef the puslisher. uatl all srresr~ges are paid.
rERNs or DvcRTIsISs.
Three inserttSns &C less pee square. Sl.O0
Doe week. M N.50
Two Week. t0.5u
Three Week.. s3,25
Your uesks &y0o
Two nn..hs. se 90 Three noaih. $500
Advertisement inserted till iorbtd or without
srpsesa ardsr. will DO inserted until srdsred o1t
aud chsrged one dollar fsr lsi three insruiOus. and
IS cts loo each insertion affair. Advertisement
iRss' ted three times n week for three fOurras the
above. Weekly for one half pee week.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-01
CoNCENTRATIVE PELLUCID sOhU
TON OF MAGNESIA.

fINHIS very useful and elegant preparation 10
used as an ApericnI Anil Acid ia Dvspeptic
ComplsiuIs, attended with AeIdiIy afHd constipation
with very great bentf i. Ii hnsthe advantage over
common Magnesia. being dissolved At Is decidedly
superior to Soda or Potash. on account ofits A perI
eni qualities. and OF its having No IeEdsaey T. re
duciion Of flesh and strength, which tho two COR.
bOnaIes ab0ve mentioned certainly tend To ~hca
long cOnIinned. and taken ia considerable qGnntsiiSs4
The solution of Magnesia is found particularly
beneficial as q pleasant sentative 0Id Apeiient in
all cases ofIrriIaIiOn or Acid,iy OF the stomach. Fe
veule complaints. inIaniile disorders or SEQ sickn@ss.
For sale by OLIVER PRYOR. Union 81,
doc ~ Wheeling. Va,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-01
WHOLESALE aad REI.4H Hal


WHOLESALE aad RET.4IL Hal and Gar
MANDATORY.
"ME Snbrrriber has nos on hand aad . con
' SANITY Manufacturing HITS u srsry Van
sy aad Fashior. which he vii warrant equal 10
any manufactured 10 The UNITED sIAlbsl
h.,;nr nurchssed his stock oftho IMPORTERS
sr CASH and being himself a PRACTICAL HATTER,
h. - enabled 20 patTup Hats bg The Case Of last
80, p,io,s MERCHANTS aud others mo y ish
A. ssxeEXCHANGE AID CARRIAGE al do vel
!, esi and eramins ny % hefors gplng
Sssl a. an delsfmintd u ssll cheap Tor CASH.
NCALLAM, opposite the W. Hotel,
sv i7o Main Street.
HUMPS BOTANIC PILLS,
EHoR CenaamPuoh Liver Complains and pyapsP
Ga .sscsiFed snt fof aalehy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-01

BRENTLINGER& sHALLCRoSs.
nov 25-ts AuciIoneen.
Tae sale Of the above property is postponed until
April 81, l543.
BRENTLINGER & SHALLCRoSS.
jan Anciioneers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-01
MEMOIRS

ar The Queens Of France. with notices Of the
" Royal FsvO6i;e. ny Mrs Forbes Bash. just
received and for sale at the Literary Depot
dec %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-01
TRIADELPHIA FLOUR

TINHE Proprietor Of The BLACK MAMMOTH
a BOOT. south end of Market square, has Jass
received fnam the East q few cases OF Mems ihick
Boots, Of very superior quality. we would ask our
friends TO call end examine this worry superior Boot.
jan 2
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-14

SJ-Wc requested 20 announce w IT. kr~e
eai..Iiaie for Assistant Secretary Of tie senate.
We ale requested % announce AAnoS SrsfivAx. Of
Jni nson c. - candidate Tor the office II lbrafI4n
x Ne requested = II. RFeESrR. u
IqPeosnoe - candidate Tor D00Ikeepcf the s,iate
gJ-Ne are requested L. announce Dawn Mum a.
Consulate Dor Keeper o.
S1-Ne are islgesci 10 announce JOINS BgH0F a can.
caile Tor Door keepef II the senate
0g-Nc .pe~t.t % c = y Of
coDts~- canet54e for Principal CIk II toe House n
kcfUsen'2'iY,S
oy-Ne ale requested q anno-ucc LrsvrG. Tom. fie
OLE af active soici. candidate Tor the cfc,
.e 70 - AIMS q Tie House Of Representatives.
s. We Icuetft 10 JrIip Jou~so~ q Clay
county candidate - Se se4nt al AIMS II The liou-e ~
Representatives.
give aie requested - announce Jsxrs WsIrr Il Tip
state Bank.
ag-Ao rsiecsicd % announce iryI l.. Tom a
candidate 81. cva Clssk II tie Louise Il Iepe
>,ntsuFt..
o. Ae ae requested . uncc ionS lrsN q Dear
bcIu County a cani4it.e fer Auditor ni state
- a4e requested o. announce EoHAFsp = HARRIS.
Of tliol, - tsid dAfe tie Office g Auditor Il sale.
50 " s. requested annautce FRrrrRfcK r. Coon
& Naadsil -. Csnd-itc iT iht Office 81 Auditor
90 ale.
GIVE requested 70 announce 'A~rs ". TAro-r. Of
I,caful tou tanallafc l.. lslDciIai SecIeas q
Use S'iatc, ~ 81" cushing sts~i O.
3 :. e. SIZE lequ.Sea q tntc ieHs nrrf ct ln'on
Goa =. Candidate "a Iols kttIsi e. ihe u.u-e ci i.e-
lse.stiaiitss-
ag-Nc a.e requested % anrornec CrHsrorurR 6.
NIR.E Candidate iai noos Keeper q ihe H-use a
kcTie-eutti4ses Il lie ensuing session.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-14

cscaS another scar lsv, oi>c. ard it.n-r-
iyg rsSe putic Thank giving iof Use tosnii,s
of tie year; stl Nhcua.. a. become, $40 have cn
aiy favored - et~, Isis ati dc ofus Ga ta
Ihefei,se l. SAHvri IiGerR, 1astgauf II ihe Site 80
lnlisua 80 apt oiai ilu SAY tie 50 Il Aot,uir.
diy g., l.l4c thank giving ana pai-c 20 Ain. ais CO
ard &c a. v ayt- fie 'tl(cf~ a ths ARE. a. 20 fA
20 laN a>i'e ih,l tecniaT itlr> all & assemble 10 ter
apt Yste pl.,c~ & t-h. 4 fcntg Thar Nnc - Cd
al Dee aeicies WHICH have wsra th, g. >sca
time and harvest aHi tie b.C-.ns winch h4, le-fi Np
loia. io national union atd qai Ga Il.sess 'ion iin
t-ti,s.s home al aa-oafs iac malrftfanfc
atl aNs a. The al.ec nate a. icn'c II
re lcoglc; iucIca>ns tAil al. tie u>f.1l
ior The revival f iniu tY AID tie isstaI ti'a e hope
al time OF Iuaic dsp.,>i o.; 10 d.sie>ic raaqm'
nnfr. ken hs civil lculs-ani % unusual tc-t'c
aa4 >i-.d disease dsath to-cin.r vth these ist
mention De De- Il tie atfaf r,nent If cnffiafce a
morality. Of education. and q pafc rei'- AID v-l.s
eiicr sat,inie 10. pshlic Art'it> each a. n. or
Iidi,i uai .Npe, the meic,> wlrh have eni is
our homes. may hni added Ter .-sins -
Almighty Gs!-~Ao has hii,d the yea. with ateualir
goodness.
Done At I'D napois. iiis 7ih Law 81 N.rerasr.
T. tie Ncai II Lord az teen iuai.ei aid
foI's TIA. ec. IAN 4. b.l,,t-l,.
ly The t,ogsILar.
WI SHIFTS. ScclciaIy Il Stite.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-14
TIC - G =. nj.

Nay e orr co;cmporaics having expressed their
opinion Nth rseari {" ihe pr per action # the Dcnecri-
" he Bank a'~o vii venture 10 say say.
I tn fr-f pace regard tir Baak as ~ 'u>'rHiian
desgn.d ia origin - ,e Of hsaci t. tn y pc of
III STATE. and which IN 1T be made - u d prereF
ioaaa,s inert
H. the second place -ieal % heng subjected t. frp-
rer control it h,s been used pIcal engine 70 sus-
tain the falling fortunes Of VIII rreyn>tl %. serving
the people hls assumed t. BE- Their mas e. toAd II
r5naniuag creature 81 law II has bil deicc + all
Isv instead If re wing the people II has been III thea
VIA, then shall ne done with II, shat tic D+n'cri-
- sauc,aa The rotten plcy 4 Samuel Merrill Waite
yasl. l~ transactions vih the Morris Canal Comp t'f-
The suspension OF specie payments. an approve IN
s,ssf- p oi he bsaa cacs. hy sectur tn s'mr u +
MI 20 the Pfesid.i OF tae iiiuk All tbs would t'
,.rii.l ly such an e. 'cOn Oh sha they use a. iaii-
fst,e means make The Bank whit II should b. !"
guard ag1irst aiusos. ,-r's - Iifl'e' l. ''' u'
curaii as expenses. curb - p2.lh P''i""'"'' ''
make u suse5,ient tie viii I'D ie'es "i iAe VA -,
s.csrc. y cicrtiu. PfesiicAf. ian "i' VIII - ~
many f1r the Whole lcopi,aud secon',"y 3f ''e ma
Ihi- 10 tree Io'icv- y : care '' NJ Wv
man s. that h. i sound Drn'crat--,-e " 90 pm
clcs b bought hy all tie gold Of ia B'. VIZ
= not iadei.i directly Indirectly, ani whose JOS
tify 10 Bank CORE .t'ns l. fully 'sisl' shed
The attempt 10 thow OF. Te-poI- hllv hy tic cis ~ III
of Merrill or c:her Whig perfect folly. fr ~ ~"
will be elected the responsibility mus, attach 10 the 4r
elcci.nr him. Il certain that the Ms cannot .irr
Ncsr the House l. fulfil zone at Al Il must - -
the Democracy. and they OF would he respon,i',
fo- his acts And would taet 'fef md rsc y A''
than Democrat fhe ida = Irsp '~trr'us
some. h1weter IN telrz,a tyr tiei''n = BANK an,
state los upon the Ban, with great tes' If "a y i'r
~ ant that Democrat should have nothing u
viii IL IN any iorl. AID mhy tacn were y m'ssr
appointed government bre,.os- 81 the United @ia'e
Bank b. thai srn Oh ch,t.a.n Ardsrw lack on Do"
not the Na'3n owe them jeii If gratitude for ihei
fearless exposure the ra~eai'i's II tic old monster
And If snca had controlled thai Institution Il PRO
liable that would have become ic ,erest curse e'e
inflicted upon pcepiri And Wy then may we ro
expect equal benefits from the introduction Of Woe
come democratic reform State Bans
One Of things should ceFtalu's be dor'-reqea o.
charter or reform the Bank. and we doui case tiie
.eppers which OF the horns = taken; and u ga
Democrat -hTnks from ,ae Responsibility we say let I'll
take he hat and 20 doVns.a.r>.- Gos.eH II a4JeT"t.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-14

which have governed the conduct and marked the char
acier Of the wrier-the Presidential aspirani from the
bench Ihey are noi,-ihey reflect no part Of his his
pfY-lhel arc The mock patriotic sentiments of mouth
ing demagogue-ihe very aniipodeS of every net i'm
pulse and aspiration ef his 10. for ii there Is man
among the list Of Wig aspiaais who j. part IN
thought word deed and expectation. Iiis Judge " Lean
In tie particular of ihe sentiments and The motives OF tins
letter, hi> only Object was 10 aspire orr Mr. CaY,io
succeed he must oudemasosue that prince Of deIna.
and tii MIR Cia i7~ opportunity 70 ty h's hand
ag7in, The Judge is victor
Eui have said enough of this frs, public o
against vofise Wig candidate fr the Pr,-idcu-
~, aud We leave tie subject TO the reflection Of such Of
Mr. CLAY friends who have Joined ils fortunes with
ms, iii ii.n sink
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-14
Ec.- yvIi-G E'e3.cy - 70 tie T.sE.n.
From tie n u Post

Speaking of protective t4,G the Washington lntolli
gencer Of yesterday say:
I'VE ourselves, friends os the public more than Of
patty contests would hc glad to measure s. import
lett Of tie struggle y lest ITS
growing popularity should enable is enemies To get INTO
power 10y protesting to e lis friends
The Inel gene rcves!, what problly the policy Of
the wings, In the Political word every thing IS dofe
through policy Opinions expressed not h,cause they
just and true hut fr the sake of popularity The
next day leheps, the op Mons fall under the suS-
pcion OF unluFuary. and they suppressed denied
by the men who lately Proclaimed them Nh Gays
hitter. which published the other DAY illustrates his
rernars, AID shows the which ne l. anxious -
give ihis question Of protective tariff 1t attempt
10 brin hs laag9agc this question pos
side that Of tie other candidates far tie PresdIc
InsieaI # decaimins about the American stem, and tr
NECESSITY Of encouraging manufacturers hy tax
ing he consumer he boasts o hs agency proc unl,
tie passage Of ihc compromise act, aud declares him>e
in favor of low ,uteS AID tariff Every thing
is done hy hn HAT DO. 10 give his followers
text OF do-trne which vii prevent tn issue OF the APP
preaching ce-ti i.on urain5 UPON the pro'ec;l.e
tenn
hisa very strange which tie In.cgenrer gives
for desiring keep The restrictive system out OF sight,
that it l. growing popular. Ii why tike alvint-
az, that -foN,ug popularity 10 carry is champion and
founder in fire. III. Cay understands thi matter
better ~ the il'o -ecr PROCESSES t. d. - r ihs
Amerc4n sss'en, ihe Icy Of restrictive duties, from
ha,ns grown popular lately. that there time
,vihlu the years when II stood IN surh discs
teen win IT, agricultural population a. 1t nGw does
Never smcc he,an t, hook the nrnals hra UGH
Wv ihe dairy snni'~. iiilf i long ago have
hundfcJil part al tie rstr e. 81 d,-as action Tlih tn
src4t .f,or of g. sisl tiou which - n e'
erv fr,sh tafd.e II newspapers :: .n tne psi oiicr
- tsird. wlo'e sli's. once i,i-ids To tie r',rc
tive systc,n least ls i,,ly cf'g u be CLAIMS g.
rs f:.uls. have eiiiiu vey iw ga past lcccmc .
tic .or - t., weston country. ir,al OA.o q, - GA
in there ~ca.cr'y ie- hnsiy re- he rsrctite sy-ie
lh,n IA Ssgii Car,i.,n i'srlt Tie very nlmc Il H.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-14
Arlc., al ll'fomnc,l go 80 nfrlcl

si-n news. contains the followIug
Arics; Of O'Comne;l aud c,g,t oii,c,e.
Mr. OCouneII and Ei- Mr. john - Council. we're
arrested Oh Saturday. Oct II. upon warrants issued D.,
Judge rurion. information sworn before Lu' tie
day previous. Upon his arrest Nr OConnel having
called on the crown solicitor Tor copies Of the nioru.-
lions which were refused his solicitor delivered in a d.
maud 10 be- supplied with tie same. Mr . Council then
requested To- see Information which tie wurraui
was ISSUED and having coo!s read over sid De- vs.
read, to give the bail required and entered mo r,cog-
uizauccs. himself IN GlICU. and Mr. N'lmgliin AID
Mr Dunne IN $500 each. charge e oousr.-
rcv aud tie GFsi dax of tie term. Nj
John OConnoll having done tic ssmc The parties ilen
retired
VI o.Connen Immediately caused Tie follow rs a.
dress 10 De- ISSUED
70 TIE PEOPLE OF IRELAND.
"1s'o,cd Fellow coun'rymrn! announce % ,ou 'hi
vhch y.m wfl Lear fem Other qua,ters, nau- y tla !
have - day given bail to answer % c are o e"n-Ff-
acy ard tier nisl,msauors. ue first dis OF next term.
ma ii announcement IN order to on Jure IT, peoPi'
one aid a Ia observe ,rci,s and perfect uan-
guilty. IN, utten IT q ii. iuih Iuhc peace may .
most disas'rus certainly, would he cFii iaa oni IN =
ch-e,ou..
"At',ra then. beloved -un'ryr,,n. d mr.
.u.i tra., "a O., any haIyto break 'hc Pc y
on tir i to be guilty 81 aik umut ~ ds'uhe1
test efiae esainsi osd' the fuhlic Gaze aay
ru.. h.aui fal and o,!,ssN's, triumphant cause.
"f ,ou dusas tbs crisis ow my a.ytce. AMI
% si'reai You To DO r'te.'.. e''. ana e,aiy
4. lis pledge myself you. th-t lie period Is uo,
far distant when revcrei sosese VIII o.ea tie l.sh
Parliament ia COLLEGE Gfeen.
Ivory attempt of enemies - disturb - prog ess
Il Repa! hilherio has Lad drc -natury cfc-i. Th's
attempt viii ais, i,.l. be assisted y auy assconluoi
o. tic pat Of the people
BE uansm'. hen. and sal lie triumphant
have ilc Lenor To lie. or ever f'fhfi servant
DANIEL O'CNNNELI.
M,rrien Sq'r Oct. Il. 1912.
Il appears that the arrests TO have wy Wide
scope including several editors Of journals ADD the gen
connected with the working Of the ciaiio1.
l. vas generally believed, tina, warrants to be i'm
moda'ely issued against the Esht Rev Dr. II gyms a.,
Most Ree DR.. MlIal. AID lori Ffcsch.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-14
sfatc I.r,s,icr OF Enai,sl...

CH4rv,~ ~, vcr.tsbic Grower. has been si'N'h %
L. several Al ia usasrs If that ate, suitable cant
date for state printer Il sefsiec- - tie Drmoofc par
~ If Indiana entities to the Office ~ man : more
,re-enIneniiy entitled 1, tie consideration 81 thc h'
Inacrai.c members Il tn !e-'-'ur" ihan our ''''
chapn.n AID shall think pass AZ sifai e II ' :
not elcced--O .f1 Eagle
Several Democratic papers n ihs state have so-r 'ed
che name Il Cham Of tic State sentinel ihe nen
h DO The Stae c.owiu- p4. sent. suase oandi'iS
- St,te Printer with the asoNe. The Chap
mans arc practical printers and II any persons IN = Safe
a.e moe capable Of hug this si-iin tah they W. Know
then, not III Industry are 10 tc rewarded
then the ChaYm4ns deserve the Office II thapmanS Cow
m has bsoushi political change IN tbs state hr
we say the Chapmans arc the mtn beiie al
fra IaGlIHfls.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-14

East hliG Coffoa.-iieniy Lee. Esq. who has no"
IN press Of letters addressed 10 the cotton manu-
f,cturcrs II Massachusetts,. says
We DO not suppose there will lie entire ccssa
ton Of the imports Of this article from India into England.
bn we arc confident that inrance OF The present
wv prices Of American cotton will IA the course OF ih'ee
-. reduce the Import, ions from lndii low
.nouut as 4, prevent having any bearing the prices
AZ the cotton Of this country