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A most IN poTiant an invaluable discovery
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ty uh,,h ensrnI ers may be printed IN then
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zInc fo,n. tor preservation.
Thia grand Improvement, which Is dcsiin
ed 10 furn II new era in tie business, Effect
ing an entire revolution in the art Of Prn-
ting mammoth newspapers, will he intIO'iu-
ced. br permission of the patentee, into the
PniIadeIphia Saturday Museum,
ing in May next.
In announcing 20 the f.iends Of the news
paper peas throughout the couutry,n dis
~ruyery which will add so Immensely TO the
value of newspspers, the publishers Of the
Saturday MUSEUM, hive, also, the promo
Subtraction Of u~nuruucirg tie complete ant
triurnthant success uf their new Family
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IArKnvExErI IN ''TIE MUSEUM"
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hall continue, ai-n, of coursc, the BingIsphi-
cal Sketches aud Portraits" wh,h are nav
exciting 30 TN -xum,lrd an interest. With
these and other features contained. aud with
Ike Improvements in contemplation, II re-
mains Ia be seen whether we do not amply
fulfil our determination of making tie very
best Newspaper in America.
rersnus wishing to secure six thousand
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Incxcei t onablG reading for the Sc leot fami
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THOMAS G CLARKE L Co,
oGoo e a." Saturday nusrum. FuhlItG
ers' Hall, No. lul Chc5uut -. PhilairiI hia
, 1843-04-29

'Jonathan, where were You gcinc
to Yesterday when | saw you goInl
10 milli'
"Why, was going to mil, to be
sure"
"Well, | wish Ill seen vou. I'd
got you to carry Il grist for me-"
"VVhy you did see me, didn't vou?'
ayes. but not until you had got
clear out of sight.
, 1843-04-29
G. W. MILLER,
AT

WILL attend, promptly, To all applications
for the benefit of the Bankrupt Law, en-
trusted To him. and can remit 10 persons,
per mail, all necessary furm. and instrnc-
tiOus, so that their business can be attended
to by addressing him through the medium Of
the mail. post paid.
Nav, iSi2. 20
, 1843-04-29

Fatal RaihUni Acct ien..-We
learn from the Boston Statesman.
,hai the conductor # the Concord
r>rlroAd that n man named janeS
F~itzcharic<. deaf and Gum''. Irish "
.irih. was nun over and killed by tic
noe tram Of cars fron Lowell ,c--
.'rrdav. He WIS walking on the
|uack about ci.h, rods from The COW
cred hlid.e over the p turkct canal.
md. in consequence Of the rurva-
ture of Il c road and the smoke and
steam IN the bridge. WAS not seen un.
Ill tie cars were almost upon him.
, 1843-04-29

ESCAPE OF EDwARns.--Shortwel
the agent the Sing Sing prison. has
been held to bill in $1,000 for aiding
and abeling Mun.oa Edwards To r>-
cape. In the examination before the
Justice. it was clearly proved tia
Shoriweil had purchased tic brandy
and other articles found in tie box
where Edwards WAS discovered. rs
also a particular kind of c1he. made
At a particular place n the village.
The day after Edwards was found
he was placed at the vhipp:n- post.
his back h1red, and keeper selected
who applied some fifty Ia>hes with Il
caf-o'-ninc tails to bis back for hisa,
tempted escape.--N. Y. Com.
, 1843-04-29
Wanted.

IVVV UuSIlCIS OF + lax Seed,
5nn I" oi Castor Beans,
500 "of White Beans. we" cleaned
2nn0 pound. of Bees Wax,
$4,000 pounds of good Lard;
For which the highest marxet prices In
cash will be given.
EASTIN & RANKINS.
CIark.ville. Pike County, Missouri.
March llih, LAB. lo-tr
, 1843-04-29
Wanted.
Paw UP.

TENlo>E Indebted 10 FuIwrn & Jennings.
4 fer LEATHER, or pthrrwis.. for IN.
past year. will please COME furu ard and
make settlement with The undersigned. eth
erhy payment of the money ar giving their
noies. "a all The accounts are in his hnnl.,
aud he is authorised 10 settle them.
o. :. JENNINGS.
E"wIing Green. March iIth. ie4:,. 81.
, 1843-04-29
OF .HISSUtl,I, -,
fltIfy nf p,ka

SiAIL or Hi>ouCHi,
CouLty Of Pike.
In the County Court, FEBRUARY Term lSi3
III / !. ordered hy the Court that tie t"ll"w
- iug be Observed a. the order Of trsu-act
a. h~u,Iurss ia thi- Court al tIcIy t.,tu, viz:
MONpays and TufsBAYs, Of each team L.
ne devoted To C"uniy business. iuciuhin.
Roads, Revenue, Road " CaUnl Fund. cont,
and town.hIp school funds, claims agaIu.I
The county, paurers, couriy "ihcrs &c.--
WEDNtsDAYs to allowance OF demands a
garn-t estates not having hal an aupur! set
Element. THuRspAys and FRIDAYs, To- an.
nual s~ritlen,ents of Administrator, Exrcu
tors aud Canadians, III the "r1er of the dock
ot kept by the Clerk {" allowing demands
against c%-tatcs, settled on the sane day b,
Administrator and Executors, auI an, 9th
cT bu-iress III relation t. the estatrs Of de
cea'rd persons and minors; aud SATURDAYS
To fnl settlements aud bu.iness I~elaliug
thereto.
A tue cory from the record.
Te'te. a. II. BUCkNEH. Clerk.
Per =. W. BuciSEE. ID &
March 1lth, liz. -"
, 1843-04-29
EXECUTORS NOTICE,

EXECUTOKS NOTICE.
AToliCE l. hereb, gwen that the nm
ssV dcrsigned has taken out letter. of res.
tnmeniary on the estate Of james X. Fri.r.
deceased, bearing date the 29th dav of
Mrch ls43. All persons, therefore, in.
dehtad to the estate of said deceased, nre re.
qnested to make immediate syn.ent; and
all persons having claims against said estate
are requested t" EXHIBIT them properly au-
tt'enticnird, within one year from the date
of said letters, or they may bc precInti-d
from having any benefit of said estate, and
if said claims are not presented within three
years, they will he forever barred
JAS. VI. FRIER, Exe'r.
April 1st 1913. 3w21
, 1843-04-29
sale of Real Estate.

'EIIE undersigned Administrators OF
Il the Estate Of William d.. Biges,
deceased, in pursuance of an order
of the County Court of Pike Coun-
ty will expose 10 public sale be-
fore the Court House door in the town
of Bowling Green, on the first day OF
the next May Term Of the County Court,
Of said County, the following described
lots of land lying in said County, viz
s. l-2 lot No. ,, N. w. or. sec. Is,
T. 81, n. r. 2W.; the w. l-2 n. w.
or. sec. II, T. 81, n. r. = w; the T..
ID n. f. or. Sec. 81, T. 80, n. r. 4
w. the w. 1-2 n. w. Or. Sec. 30, r.
81, n. r. 4 W.; the s. f. Ii T.. IA
section 30, T. 50, n. r. 4 w; w. l-2
S. f. Ia, section 80, and w. - n. T..
IA, Section 81, TOWNSHIP 81. y. II.
4. West. The above lands will be sol
d OF a credit of y and Is months. the
purchaser giving bonds with personal Sc
cnrity for the payment ofihe purchase
money bearing interest at 6 PER cent.
from day of sale.
w. READING, d.,
W. c. DOWNING. Adm'rs.
Bowling Green, Feb. %, lS43.-4t
, 1843-04-29

VIII be sub nitied TO the Press, as soon a. q
sufficient number of subscribers CA be obtain.
I'd 10 defray the expense of publication. tho
first srrIes of work with tho above caption
and tito.
The production is based on philosopI:csi
and ihe"lngicai principles, and the prim ary de.
sign of the author IS. TO ~satirize some of tho
prominent errUrs. prejudices and superstitions
Of The age.
The task rndort ken has been accomplish.
ed at the expense Of much time, literary re-
search. and mental labour. A Fron,ispiece.
III unison with the object and character of tho
work. will he Prefixed thereto, exhibiting in
strung relief--"Death upon the pale horse"
and The Devil on the red. in eager pursui, GA
Religious Enthusiast on q hog, and an Adolf.
tInn'st on n negro.
Should the first series be met BY tina, en-.
~couragerent the author ~fai,ers himself il
merits. the second will succeed accordingly.
As It Is the frst scientific work published IN
Missouri. the author Ieels the pride and con.
htence 10 believe, that i, will be duly patroniz.
ed BY an intelligent, rejecting. and reading
people.
The price of the first series, COMPRISING A
volume of two hundred or more pages bound
IN %hoards.) viii cost one dolla- per copy.
O'Suh>crIPiinns to the above work will be
reCrIvHd al the Radical Office
, 1843-04-29
Prospectus
To q trork entitled Truth rrrsus Error-alias
Philosophy. BENSON and Common Sense.
against Folly. Prejudice end
Superstition.
BYA PHYSICIAN OF NissouRL.

eff achievements Of glory are not in nur
power, let us rndeavnr to lengthen our short
portion of existence by those OF literary honor,
and since il is not granted us to live long, let
Es transmit 10 posteriiy some memori.l-fLaf
ire hare al least Hred"-PLrSY.
, 1843-04-29
IOHN "a Ms
Administrator,s Nof;cc

Ashley Nov. 90. 1912. d.
, 1843-04-29

Address. post paid,
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-07

he had taught their school, And YOU see" said
Jack. That If he wns 10 travel all over the Uni
ted States, he could moi find better, no, nor
handsomer wife than our Hester. But must GO
home and see il Molly knows how 10 get supper
And away be ran 10 conceal the tears which he
thought ght be considered q disgrace TO his
manhood.
Hester Indeed the wife Of a TALENTED young
lawyer, and the virtues which raised her from an
humble station, ennobled and adorned the high
enc she af,e. filled Her husband be-
came wealthy, influential man, and with his
consent, she bestowed many benefits on her fam
lily. The wheel tha, had be en- The instrument of
effe:'ing much good, was preserved with an a f.
lection almost amounting TO veneratIon. One Of
the daily lessons Of Molly, who lived with her
fter the death of their "a her, taken that
spinning wheel, and 1t was gwen 10 her by Hes
ter, her wedding da y, as token that industry
IS the surest road to responsibility and happiness
Hester IS gone. and Molly, white haired wo>
man, alone remains waiting IN patient hope for
me eting 10 that world where 'the weary al
rest" while she cherishes with the gratitude Of q
young heart the memory Of a sisters love.
What have related, my dear girls, is strictly
true, for Hester Wilson my own. a lmost idol
ized sister, and you will no longer wonder that
love to SIT and spin this wheel which is the
very same she used many-many years ago
The nged may well be excused for some old fash
Ioned ways, when they are all tnat connect them
with the past, like a staff on whic memory leans
she re'races the devious path Of life"
Night had thrown her sable veil over the silvo-
ry locks If the aged, and the fair curls of the
Young, Mrs Mason conctudcd and bidding
III EN- good night, she closed the door of her sleep
ing apartment, and besoughi Him, who giveih
he Increase tina, the seed she had seattle red might
bring forth fruit, even an hundred fold
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-20
.sEvEn DAYS EATER FROM EU.
ROPE.

The packet ship North America. Captain Low.
her. mas arrived below at New York, hsiuRing Eng.
lish papers To the l lth of January.
The North America. II will he seen by the oc-
count IN another column, went ashore mt Shrews.
bury inlet, during the snow Storm Tuesda,
night.
The commercial market in London, well as
On the oaiposis. represented displaying firm
feature aud ~iIhoui any very large Transactions nj
the moment
The BRUSH Rerenue.-The returns Of the British
revenue for the past year show decrease. cDm-
pared with the previous ono, Of .252 1851 and in
The last quarie- of ! i 10 1904
FROM CHINA AND INDIA.
The overland mil reached ondpn ON The 7.h -
The British iorces from Ade hanisian under Gene
raj Pvllock had reached The Punjanb " iih hn lin e
'er'ous interruption on their mach. although they
were several times attacked. aud lost sumo men.
CHINA.
The Hong Kong Gazeiie Of September % an.
ronnees the aooiion of the hong merchants monop-
rty. The captured junks had been restored and
trade had been commenced between the English
nnd Chinese in the Yang lscKiang
The Paris papers nre pointed ir their remarks
ms tie English ones. tho surprise oppressed by
tho American President at the difficulty he finds in
-eHrcing n lean in Europe.
Commerce and industry are in very depressed
state IN France, end the wine-growens particularly
complain of low prices and want OF sales.
The squadron Of the United States of America
which had 30 long remained stationary al Port Ma
hon. has removed. for " hat they call winter quar-
1crs. :" Genoa. although there IS hardly any winter
M The Mediterranean; and although The part ofGe-
f'"a ~ lar more dstnni from tho scene Of action
Tangers I'd Morocco-io watch which the now
French pert Of Algers is much more conveniently
stnated.
The depressed stale Of the revenue will
havs Two gocd effects. Twill urge on the corn law
repeacrs. and The vocaIes Of free trade in gene.
Ta :" increase their ed'ris against monopoles, and
make the supporters Of Sir Robert Peel infinitely
more traeable and obedieni. SYMPTOMS Of resistance
=" authority were manifesiing themselves in differ
eni quarters.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKETING sales
OF cotton for the week ending the 7th Of January.
nj Liverpool. were 1890 bales against an import
OF 1881. No advance had taken place. but the
market was firm.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-20
PITTSBURGH MARKET.

SAzErrE OFF.cE. Feb 10, l643.
fLOUR-VrrY lille coming To market. and none
selling except for CITY use. No change m Market;
common brands 81, s0as2 Sc. and 81 ga Gorrhoice
tTahdE from wagons aud boaif; S275as3 a bbl from
stores.
GRAIN-wheaI so; olts l21aI4; Corn 20o22;
Rye 3Oa3l bushel.
FRUIf-Dried Peaches sell at slasI % pc r
cushel inr easi and barter; do Apples, 37Ia5O;
Green Apples sIaSl IS per Dbl.
BEESWAX-Ready sale for good nj Csc H.
GRoCER1ES-CoRee. stocks good; ST Domingo
easAi Rio 93ai0I; Lasuyra i0Iall; large lots a
shade less.
Sasor-Sioc' good; sales fnr par money Al Sc,
aud for currency. in hhds &C.. and in bbs 6,6
n Id.
MOtas'es-Sales by The quaniiIy at 1880. and
IN small L's te the country 22a25 cisper gallon.
PROVlSlONS-Bacon sales OF COED country "a
i"r currercy and trade in wagon leads 3sa4c a
10 hog round.
IarS-4la5 por 10.
BUTrER-RolI in bbls 6Ia7c ID.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-20
CARD.

A CARD
TO RENTERS.-A. S. Todd would
infmm oil TO whom this may c0ncern.
Hill that he has for rent in The immediate
I'LL vicinity OF Wheeling. small Farm 81
luaIs ON lie Ohio river directly opposite 10 Richie
Town, which ls well adapted 10 gardening or far
ming purposes. Eight acres of the above ground
wac enclosed SINE years since fOr the purpose Of =
market gnrden; in this garden j. planted a variety
Of rools such as strawberry, rhuhaTb asparagus. &c.
also, on the place ~ from so 70 20 fruit trees Of die
ferrnf kinds from rs near proximity 70 the city
Of Wheeling il is very desirable situation Tor per-
sons who Wish 70 attend the Wheeling Markets.
The whole Of the above ground. or he acres will
be leased as may best suit the person who rents -
Esquire Of s Todd At his office Main street
or al the sign Of the Irnn- hsslsd Black Mammoth
sb3 a. S. TODD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-20

An adjourned meeting OF the Washington Tenn.
Pefahee society will be held this evening OF the Ct
~ Hall. Mr. Hiram Kaine and others wilr adde's.
the society.
Feb 90 WIN. P. WILSON. Sec'y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-20
"a Read the following certificate. aud acc what
PEAsE'S HoARHoCNo CANDY
,as done for the rura of (ooyhs
NEW YORK, Sept 10.

NEW YORK, Sept IL, 1912.
GenIiemen:-i have now the pleasure of eni,ying
that great blessing. good health. which conceive
To nc The effect Of your Hoarhound Candy Was
lying. rs and my physician considered, at Deaths
door with disease which had heen seated upon me
for about two years. and winch mas pronounced Sc
we're and decided Consumption had become re-
iuced. and for Twelve months was unable TO leave
the house My physician declined prescribing any
hing for me. and v-as lei. as thought. to die
uncarcd for Whilst in this stale. we'd visit
from the Rev Mr. Thompson. who advis me to
make use &c your Clarified Essence Of Hoarhound
Candy" a small quantity of which he procured for
me. After making of eight small packages, .
was enabled To leave The hsuSe nnd by coniinu ing
The use OF them am hurry TO state my health
entirely recovered. Justice requires the above
statement. 4 sm. yours. with respect.
X DOWNING. No 160 East Broadway
To MesHs Pease g. Son. As Division street
called upon the dear friend above referred %.
for the purpose Of offering spiritual comG,ri. and
thinking should he called upon to fulfil the
asst sad duties fny cnllrng. cheeruy corroboraie
The above statement OF this almost miraculous re-.
covery. c ID BENNINGTON ID ID
feb 10
For sale by las BAKER
jan 81 Wheeling Va
AIso for sale by HIRAM KANE At the Literary
Depot.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-20

The woarher moderated yesterday with rain. and
nearly all the disappeared leaving the street.
+" glare Of ice. We may expect a speedy ri,e in the
river.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-20

MARRfED.-InSi. Granville. On Thursday III.
1o,h, by the Rev F. BirkeH. DANIEL PECK. ESQ.
80 Miss OLIVIA JONES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-20
Oregon Territory

III cUnss quenre nl the tremendous excitement thai
- At the PresenI mosaeui agiraies tie country in
regard 10 the proposed occupation Of the Oregon
Territory by American troops. the subscriber has
MIS morning received. eva GREAT CENTRAL
ROUTE. aud is now opening a few dozen spL,Hdid
eassimere and French HATS. which are warranted
10 take The SHINE of anyTHlNG in The HAT
SHAPE Between the Ohio rccr and Kinderko 4
Call aud examine ipr yourselves al the sign OF the
Big BLACK HAT. opposite the Va IInIel, l79
Main e. feb IL c MCALLAM
TRUSTEES SALE OF LANDS IN WOOD
COUNTY.
AURSUANF 10 a deed OF Trust from John r
Clarke and wife me. dated April lIh
1887 and recorded in The Clerks Office ofthe coun-
iy court sc Ohio county. in deed hook %. pages 2
and 3. and the Clerks Office Of the county court
Of Wood county. in deed book TO- pages IA and /
shall on Thursday the l6Ih day ofFebruary le43,
sell public anciion, The front door of The Court
house OF Ohio county, the tract Of land situated in
Wood county, on The walters Of French creek, and
containing about $50 acres. which was conveyed
&c the said John Clarke ia 1896 by John Clarke.
hya deed nowofrccord The said clerks Office ofhe
county court Of Wood county. Also. Two other
tracts Of land in said Wood county. on The Of
Herman's creek or WOrIhingiOn's creek. aud con-
isining the one about 1850 acres. and the other
about 536 acres. which were conveyed TO The said
John F Clarke. by IIeIly Woods in 1886. by deed
also of record in the Clerks office Of The County
court of Wood county
TERMS OF sALE-cash. I engage only TO
convey such tile is vested in me by said decd Of
trust. DANIEL LAMB, Trustee.
Jan l3-ts
The above sale "a postponed until Saturday the
18Th day Of March, IS43 TO lake place nj the FROM
door Of the Court house Of Ohio county. Va.
Feb I6 ID LAMB Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-20
PARE REDUCED
FOR aALE Oh RENT.

= VNN - II VIN ~ " -
"a The dwelling and Store room lately
occupied BY Joseph Jones q Co. Mar
hiiIl nnvile, Belmont county, Ohio, The
W. whole n double iwo story brick bull
dog well furnished and good order. There s also
a good brick Stable, COW house, &c attached 70 The
lot. and n good stand Cor business. Possession
can be he'd he lsi Of April 1913. Terms low. Fol
further particulars enquire Of Cfangle 4 Bailey'
wheeling Or r Harrison, Or } Braussn. Mauinville
Ohio. jan 3l-2m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-20

HOG VS. WHALE.
ARD BAMPS.--The subscribers manufacture
Lamp lor burning Lard.
Az who wish a oheap and pleasant light. would
do well 10 use them.
fsbIs &RH SWEENEY & co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-20

FOR SALE OR RENT.
FOR RENT.

&wA THE VIRGINIA HOTEL. Main 81.
Isssi@ Wheeling Va. this esia klishment so
Hi N3 long and nvOrably known 10 the travel.
&zzss-9zs ling public situated Main Street. in
the city of Wheeling will be for rent the Isl day
Of April 1913. The House and all its apartments
in good order for the pnblic accommodate ion.-
The great increase OF travel thru this place makes
il desirable house Tor renting. For terms. apply
to the subscriber. 10 James PAUL. at his Office
on Main 81. Wheeling. ARCH WOODS.
jan 1911
Baltimore Puiriot. Louisville Journal. Frederick
Examiner coy 10 the amount Of 50 and charge this
Office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-20
CLOVER SEED.

|" NJ JAMESON. Forwarding and Commission
Merchant, wheeling. wishes 10 purchase
Clover and Timothy Seed Beeswax, Feathers
Lard. Butter. Hops, and well cured Pork and Bacon
Expected early 10 February a consignment o.
Boots. Shoes Caps and Hats slso. a LOT q superio
Tobacco and Segars. ell Of which will b sHchang
Cd Cor Western Produce or Manufacture
ian Isl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-20
TO RENT,

TO RENT,
SEVERAL houses and ienemenIs located in diff
- ierent paris Of The CITY.
Those wishing 90 rent. or lea-e, are referred "a
Thomas Hughes Esq. WHO is duly authorised to Ut
tend 10 the same, well TO receive all dues
iherefrom. J. LIST, Cashier
Feby .. ls43.--2w