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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-25
ID x VIC OOD 5.
GREAT ATrnACTIONI
SECOND SPLENDID STOCK OF
GOODSi!!

THE SUBSCRIBER bess leave - inform
the ciiizens OF Hncelng and the
Ieshhoihsod, that he has just returned from
phaadephia aud B4iiniose, ard - nov rsceiy
FRESH STocK OF NEW GOODS.
l7einE 'he second supply thus Eat wnich for
"a airy AID cHEArSEss ca-Hot lie eAceiie< Al
e ,ualIedln the Guy Of Nne-tins.
ioths of everv variety of SHADE and price. We
~ Nv .Gs.red.
Cs-~in-res aad Cassiaet,s of the greatest qarn-
~, fmssinsblc.
K-ntscky JeanS. fitlted clofhs.
kefseys. Beaver cihths, Giraffe CLOTHS. and eve
~ variety of goods f,r cents aud pantaiopHs-
R.esehed aRd Brs~h 1luslins, Fiannes aud
Ch-rks.
ALSO--Ihe largest assortment OF Caiieoes he
mas ever oheied 10 the public.
Domestic. karlrion Bne Manchester Gin CHAINS.
y pieHdi4 new sivls goods Tor dresses. Sach a.
rich I'd Vefrsts. Gums PetD. Oh iSan' dc
I.att~, Masia lie f.aae. six stripe AackbarS.
"a fie~ articic) siripri fs,J, rhan se1blc ptain,
ahdvlri- gated dtpast Lastt e.. VIII. every
kind 4 &; ,od- IN fHshi,p tor i>Isiies' dreSs<Si
49, Sia,sfs- FEtaek rrchie f. Gfsces uosferg hists.
cnHs. Ribbons, Bonnet sslAs and ilniLas, DR.
tfiici~ Is, &c.
The un.lsr-igned would take this .orca-ion 20
sRpress his thaaAs 10 TN Duoi.c FIR the liberal
sssrs of their patronage heretofore received, and
hof-s and believes that nexamlnaflln 81 his
stuck viii satisfy any that lie Is sui 81 itlrd
90 full share of the public patron aso.
oct ls SENSFNEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-25

.PreJarel and sold BY Ar Sands & On. Drug
f,-,s and henisfs: Grarie buildings. al
BIO 1tv'nv. carrrr ofNhprfb~rs ~ Nsw Work
I'D for ale bv nru.9isfs throas<' .,f tie u s.
P.ire g re bdftie. six b9ff1re forSs
Tho pubic respectfully r,casyfef ~ remr,,,-
be- that il is Sands's >arsaafilI,tha, .as and i.
CONSTANTLY aeliev'e< such r-niarkAile csres Of
the is.,St difficult class OF dis~sses 10 which ~
bums n frore i snt,jer, and askfor Sand's Ssr-
pori'la. aof sste 20 c,h~f >-s1,
:: ELlgt'Z .PfeY2R fesatsg srscciai an
mi rf-fyffft-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-25
= AIGTsT I5. Is4a.

NEW FAIL ANO WINTscR{ GOODS
Il N" f IL M Man ' street. B & & X Marsh
have received their first siovk ol Fall and
Winter Gpnds. rs follows;
Super FIR. :ch Black. English and Amei ican
wool dyed cls'hs, plsin and faucv cassnpsres
Relsic, PLAIN Reaser, Fiu>hinz ,nj Plot Clnils
Ssifinetir Ken'"cky Jeans eSa Wahefeli Ker,
seys; White Ganze, Red y rllow. Twilied anf
printed Flaprrie:pla lain and SD silka. ard sa'-
ina fnew stylr.l PLAIN. stunned, wafersh. change
able. e. d and llaIn Alpaca I.Dstres iBOmbazlnes;
Satin striped and plain Muslin d,. I.alnes, str,pe
Chnsans, Lusire:t aines raRe Ruehcl. Sirirsd
..uncttas. printed Sax0nv. French anf Fngil~f
Mcrinnes; Nauct'esfer. Farisrop. Frerci.ss and
Cha,nbra fiinglatns. Brorha. - arlask De a'nes,
Merino, EfnbrOidered, Dawask Weolen. Tartan
dSis'd iNcrino. Tiuhef. = hvle IaIv safe and
Helen NcCSreger Iad'es' Shawls; 20 n an blaek
Kid Gloves, Long White DO. = tncv Points ard
DrcSs Handkerchiefs. Aipachs Aprons. SIX
apron ias~eis. Black and cold twisted silk fsi"~es
Worslpg Canvass. Isrpyr ~.orsfed Th'ead ace
edgurss AMI lnseninPs; Swiss an1 iaconet -.
Ashburfon, LYONS and Fancy Me- aces. cnl'f
elk GiIrs Riyens and Hem-s,uehed = ire,'
Net; lain and fg'1 S,ciss Book T.aee striped.
checked and Iaconrt N-siins. M,,ii Null Nan
sock 4. iinen tswqs. Gircn caFnhrie, PLAIN md
fg'd b0hhinptfs. hiacs Castelar, Net. new stvlf
konSei Rlhhnnr; elk rt'rse' Ifdt =, IFi-h lneDs;
Nohar cloak fas>els. 50 nd 80 Fable Disp. '.
e-4H.inen DispeF. Rns4ia Do an tleaehed md
hrpwr Linen Table cleihs. .iren sFeesings: III X
AMI cold mn slns. raprr do White and brown
hollands. silk nd wfiFefod Scrro. hiark elk
rshhy and pain;ei veivcfs f;enis' black lfaiisu
criNafs. p'orsav sssrfs. Roz re SOL and r..
T07 coiais; hlq *. white and cnFd KID, ca~h-
mere and Thihet CLOVIS. Ver 10 auA Saiu Ne--
ii ,gs; super Gn1, Susrcnders SvsrfnNev Rnds
n own cntton. Aro"ia nd F.arnh's wool drawers
aGd-shir.s; hrocads. noliair sod iHsfir- coat 7nf
oserceaf hu'fons; Sod. uohqir and silk hir|ins
rJpsre GO : cord. German aof A,nnsric-r p'rs
black oad White rofton black auhs Wool
s-rxed Saxonv and Cashmere Hese 10 hal
Hose: Ma-re Sfripes. eheched. hrown rn'
hlasched Dnir &c. cspraee paddinC hieafHe'
and brown muslin waidins. haffing. II. hrsi p g
aiarge assortr,sr,f ~ rrench T'hi-f7es British 4
AMERICAN PRINTS.
one Gaze Of fae Florence Braid BOnnefs, us1
sfvfe. Norse Hair Gimpss f.c. re.
We invite The arfentinn ~ CouBfrg Merchant
10 our sfock. tich - la~ee and well sclecfrd (.
Oar cuefonfr- and fhe citizens r. heelina n r
vicinity. AZ resnecff,,iic inviicf ~ fsive ne
hsf,re rrakuo shsir rail r.llrrh -es fir re r
anf WIZ zen DRy GOODS cheaper tho
s0ere srerBefoye oHerea ~ iris cifg.
spaaf .. 2. y a. v. NJ.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-25
loo Gao. s:REEN TO- RIO c :SELr:


Nnim~e-. Ground Pepper. Grnnd Aspire and
Cloves, Ginger. Indigo Madder. 4 boxes Pipes. Sc
DRY GOODS
Blue blk broad CLOTHS. ne broad CLOTHS.
Olive hr,.~n do. Olive Green de-;
Ribbed CASHMERE Black t,ASSiMERE.S;
Cassneis &c AL qualities; Kersevs uf all qualities;
Lu,seys az alt qualities; 10 tnies brown MusIins.
900 I.eices lleached MUSIfNS;
300 - PRINTS or ~ qualities aud prices:
BLACK SATIN VISITING.
Fancy VISITING sfLlI quaiies and pricrs:
IRISH LINEN; Rierch'd sud Ss"' DrfiIs;
APRON CHECKS; BLUE DRILLS;
Bed TICKi Nc. NIL -r,cer, Linen AMI Six ildsi-;
Blk ard hr,wr HOSE, Gents and Ladies Gloves.
BOOTS AND SuOES-2n0 prs Ladies Siippers
II all prices and quaiiiies; so prs Laa,e.' Gutter
Fsno,s; 100 prs ladies KID Slipp~'s; 80 p-s Men~'
rhick Rnois so prs Alen,' Calf BOOTS: 50 prs Men-
Seal Peg BOOTS; 100 prs AIei.s' Thick and KIP
Brosaa- chen per than before offered M tbs eiiv
HARDWARE 81 all kinds and qualities, cl,enper
han ever hef,-e offered in This cry
CROCKERy-A general assortment of rommon
snd printed Cookery ny The rraic and rriaii. As'
many n'hcr articles nuinrs,ais To- uen'ipn- All
Of which vii he suId cheaper than ever before
afIrr-.,i N this CITY.
" B.--ceuniry merchants viii he supplied al
Eastern prices. with "A small commisson added.
s~pi5 r YORK;.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-25
LrMBER.

y ME stbser'ers having .FureS-se,I fhs ISM
i BIER YARDon Man sIreet near he Rr,dge.
i"rmer'y occuited by Mclean e. RIre, respectfully
.fnrm the rhi- that Ikes are rr-psteJ NJ 81 times
i' f'rni-h al kns. a PINE LU3SE on ,Ae s.ssI
isysrsh he tcrH,s icr ca.b.
Attached Io ms yard - an eEesli~pf pissir9 ma
fho'e. which ~ ! he rans'a-'iy supplied wien p-0r-
ksd for'"g resib~r b'rr Ing cstrg. Sc. wiich will
ne SID & r east a. nw +. A. any pisce IN the VICE.
TEN county. Al ur,!ers thankfully rereIved rnl
lrr'uriy af'eas.,dfs. l. s. ROOF q CO.
Nhrcing August II--H
Washington EAHnlrer cory 10 umoust Of two dol
h,rs. aud cln-re TUcs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-25
DEAFNFss CURED,

CONIP0UND KREoSOrE ACOUSTIC OIL.
NOR Inc cure &c DEAFNESS. pains. and The
discharge &c n1''rr fr''Fr the oars; 90 all ih,so
dis7Rree@hlr Rnis~s. Ike the huzzioz of is--rt..
failing ef ws'rr wLiz1inv "T -ic9"r. &c. &C. which
sv~ft"p~ Of arr,"arhin. deafie.s. sni si-a
generally rf'rrsian' vi'h 'hr di.~~s~. FIR sale by
Or J CRUMBACKER. No li3. Main ST.
Sic Agent
nrruns certificates arc gwen. nv very rc.rrcfa'e
pe'snr- ~ The nanv asiunshins cufes ~hirh u h--
persrrrr~,l r.v %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-25
INEURANCF.

TD ISKS vil 10 fnsen v the FIRE = MARINE
IN INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
90 ~ ioireH rass on
Buildiass ofaHkinis. g. ne. BRICK orwo0dsu
aln their contents:
Sieaphap .. factories; mills, &C.
Furniturs
And merchandise ofsll kiods.
And aasinst ali dinners attending the trana
portah0n offoods on rivers, l8kes, seas. caaals
AMI railroads.
Ffrtfe character n che csmrnnya q 10 pronp-
sif,ife and iibcraify ~ she adjustment snd %
b. emf Of lessee 1--we beg la0ve 20 refer fhe fnef-
rhaafs n tins piece -. elsewhere VINO have had
the adluttfnent 81 ciain9 ufru W.. ankf
uyOn sALE, chamo's-. r.rsz Am4r.ist
q art sralnci BREAST PINS. - rtasyi Pms
flesfi. ahd Croees a % FAlRCuiID
or
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-25
DAILY PAPER rss y.sn. s5.ea
sax nsSrHs la advance ? 50
srrR NoSrH so
,rER MEEK. l2I

,rER wEEK. I2I
Single papers for-sale by The carriers and at The
-sh'cs st cents copy.
The Weekly paper the Western Virginia Times
published Wednesday ut 50 90 per aIium
~is adssnce. or SO ir not paid within one monih
FROM the beginning efthe year. No new ssl'scrihers
will he received, except such ms pay IN advance
Fer msaihs 81 so is invariably charged No
sth-crber receive- for less term tnan six months,
AID no paper discontinued. sxceps stthe discretion
Hsfthe Publisher. until AL srrearsgcs arc paid.
TERMS or ADsEerfsIro.
Three insertions OF less per sqaare. slo0
One week. sl.50
Two Weeks, S25u
Three Weeks. S3s25
Fanr weeks s4,O9
Two moA,hs 5000 Three 'ponihs $500
Announcements inserted uIi faroid or wlih"ui
-xPress order. Will be inserted until ordered out
nd charged dollar Car LIT ihsee insoriis''s. ani
cts lor each iasrrlioa aher. Advertisements
nae ted ihrssiimes .-.Ncrk for ,hree ivurhs the
ah.vs. Weekly Gor one hall per week.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-25
MIL. SAWS
CRoss 81 sANs
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.
CsplrAf. $500 Oon

THIS company rirg new duly or-a nize3 -
prennrrd ~ make Insurance. on fvcfy ier-
ling tcuses, Store ~ ouscs & e vi;k fheir con.
ieufe. Also. Steam Roass. Fat Rnata aod Keel
Boats with their carRoss o. ard from nryr crt
on a. Ohio nd Nississippi fivcrs or their fr;b-
mary streams. App icanJn T. z intrrarce 10 be
made FER be present 81 the Office ofthe Wheel
ing Savings Institution
sul4 McoY sse'.v !.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-25

WIS., siie Of uair street. iF1ssfsag. ra. 80 =.
! AVE.,o9 hsaJ and ars. constantly rnanrfac;ar-
ing general assortment 81 snpssirr zoo as,f
Fix hats fhey have reeeiF ed the latest s,f 70
fashions from New York aSf-ars psei,srcd
- sapply 10 order oil sizes aud o. alies. W the
t.-sent or pnsf style, a. may SOFT customers,
hIacN and Drab beav trf and "a stcf, Plsia
White I'm STA and Napt Has. - II -
They also Keep onh nd an assert nlent ofpioin
and fancy mems and sovs fur and ciSth. eabs
~ cfwhieh they offer 20 taeir stsDefs criS lhs
.pohlic on he most pleasIng terms.
All "fdsrs froIn country merchants end DEAF
ers promptly hted on the nos. fagorab foTms-
Thankful Tor he liberal PATRONAGE they. have
neretofore received they salieit a share II pub
he patronage which thsy are determined ~ de-
scrve nv prynlpt attention. persona, application
~ business aud cheap aud fsyOrs bic rates.
~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-25

lkafs Dslfhs, ,~r's.t f.'sHr ST. R,LTTMOEE -
WV Tx. Ca - a. &c .
ANiNC i.nsss i- enfs'.-se.asd .favaiifc es-fr. !.
'Htit-sn' ~ AID eIsisrly fetsnn,sd HAD no.. !.
h'i~f = Throughout. =" tl,a - compare sdvan,n
awe no hesiiaen IN es.desysfiftz 10 attract no
ahr'''i a ~ he raseifina !si.c fsscs;fs
~ The isnss strenuous exefiions. Joined ~
every r+--b" f,s,ycnicnre te fosfrd eisc-, rr~
r-n insure sreerss. hey pledge thcn,sel, es ii
h'r"cr well earnri s-psassbs slail not oa;y b
merii-d tat supposed. ir 4tt ~ -. a..
!" ao"cfiapc~ ~i,hjhe dilisal,i-. OF ihe times -
'hev hsre drrrpine 70 resI'.ee ll.sr cAnrges " -
'errs-lr nj. Pore 81 % per dry
Rsi'.rrofr. 4siis 2. tsss. "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-25
MONROE UOusF.


YVN1E Mon-nr fIonsr haq been sf.iitelY renovated
aui rrfneA ihrsnq',oni anl he rrnrri~tor
hos ~ he.ifafon " saving ihaf ~ accommodates
he travelling nhic ~ we'll fnoi heller fhan anv
oihe- Ifstsl n fhis civ. His nniisiug et~rions
shsfl BE- fcvpfed Nv he rf,rnerf ~ BE roesir THIS
h,rsr 3, iuclfed ,ilin - r,ds ~ the Sirarn Roei
rsf,lin4 an,l nrariv onrosiie re pne Office ulat nc
f n de.'rahie s'nrri-r ni,re ~ visitna
Tho civ t.n hntirrss Reegare ein hc r,nvcrcd VI
,nl f-urn s'ean1h,ais free ~ rharge. snd rfarhei
VII eaW ~ she fio- ~ receive rasscucrr
Attached 10 me honsr r. rooi STABLE whiri
Ui'i o. vcn and carefully auendrd io. sianrrr
,'sn;ur ~ sf.y hour ~ lhc night Charge ooad'
I fa snii fha tines nri -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-25

TNRtNGEs, CIniPs AND OTHER TRIM
II MING have splendid essoumeid n
Fringss q irnfe. fl1aids What iss,cs Rnnors fr
ahii.. snd ssbsr afiieiss 81 Mllimsf-' Tdnmingsg
so III sEiRY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-25
ALARGF AND FASHIONABLE
..qssargDiessf II F.E p'CE' and
STAPLE
DRY GOODSiii
JOHN V.ssesg.Fp =, co.

FepFCrFrITY inforn the citizens ~
- YVhr.iila. tifst tii-v have iisf r.r-tvel Dom,
Feffinsara phdadalnhis and Frp orb fhc iar-
Ell AID u1oat ssirnhui asrf ff1anf ~ I'd as - ~
alb Drv Goo e ever ~ roi in ths nlaftcf which
thev feel conf ieaf IN saving, VIII IN surraes
both IN 1nalfv and chfaeucst. rxrerf che fcur
which Man rfrerf ram hnaef 81. any stock ~
= Gods ever offered in ihis CITY. without hgaaf-
tnaor snsren,iins from eur windows cmhlay1nfd
aara we IRE warranicd in anVisq ~ az those.
who wish t0urrchaee Goods thar can hr auaran.
tod 10 hem. ihafonf stock has been moef care
frlly lecied and boug1f i0r cash. and that We
cen BE- BOUGHT anywhere else in the city. Az we
asa. IL call from those Who wish something
heficr than ifuck aud wc wH show fhcm our
fooes. give then opr prices, and lei hen iuege
- Aeupelvee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-25

u ARDWARE--The sns.cr her has iateIy
8 "a received The fsliowing goods. which he has 4
r-dueed The price ~ sun tirnes' a ---~ ttt
f-l'fiic Springs Alann's Area
sVm Je-s'p 4 Sons Cast Aosse hole- aud othsr
SHEAR Steel, Anvifs $500
Smib's Virrs, Mil AZ (,ros. Cut Say~. 4
Sheet Bras. Pi,ne.g -
Together wirh every variety 10 rhe Hsrssars, :.
and ca,ley line. sAM'L AEEL.
aug II -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-25
NEW Root ANn SHOE EsTAD-

IlSiiNfNr.
JOHN r. WIDE
n II ANT'FACTURER Of I.sIe-.' Cen'lemen's
and Chhlrcn's Bo,,< md Shoes. Main rire-i.
dnor- south of v'rsinis Hotel Wheeling. W..
te~rs eopsnntiv.an hand sssor renf nf The save
articles Easrcrn prire-. al made under hi-nwIs
insHeriinr. M cC The hest rhiladelphia H.eriqls
June I5 Is43-lv.
JUST RECEIvEO,
A GENERA IsnsS,-fsnrHi If Drums, Paints. aud
- Dive Stuff. an ,.-S. which are
IN Carh,vs Oil vt-'ol.
10 Aqua F"rI'..
10 Muria,ic Acid.
dn Srirburc Finer.
Ia Snis Niire.
2 do Aqa- Amnpni-.
Cese- C;-,, Coral and Sheil-e.
Few c--r. Chrome Green snd Yai!sw.
Casks Egg Garn9Sack.
5 hbl- SUITS Tnrpehiur.
Al ~ VhIoh will Se sold NJ H. l"v-st n-ic~ hv
sept JAMES BAKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-25
a MERrCAN TEARDwARH AND

4 HERFCAN HARDWARE AND
- CCTLkRY.-T@e subscriber ilss iit-i rrraiv-
~ 'rssh -.fply Of HARDWARE & CU'TI ERY,
the 'p''s' 81 whichI. Ann ric SFufnenr- ~ ersat.
" d"red rrires. sni' equal quaiy ,siili The .esl
Ene'i-h fnanufsr.re. Thee who are acquainted
~''h The prizes 81 iafd,e VIII fl,use call end sec
h practical orefHin'f Of what IS rallied ~ scurs
The ate high TARA the following arIcies. I'll IL
MILL SAWS CROSS CUT SAWS
FIT ds HAND do
WEB do Iaeks Hinges Srropr
Brchef krivss Shne krives T.,iehes. Caadirsi icks
C.',.ior-. Rnies g L. Sduare. Plane Bits Ci.isri
Sc'ew friver>. CoIupissts. Augurs. G mhlets Bells
ASe-. Foot Adzss Iiairhris. Brrshes. &C.. t0reiker
viii = large lo' u SeyIbes. SIckles. Scythe II 20
and Sr,lhe Sonrs SAM'L NEEL
iunc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-25

l,..nr'. .l'-'n ''fo~s, - tf,'l
A SPLENDID AssORTalEN'r ~ Rich
7 y aiefino silk ard Saiin Vrs'irrs. ~ ssls a.
3 81, 157.hy LALEih cox.
go 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-25
know Mariha Conhn, and believe Whist she
states M tEis document tO b. neIiectly lss,
JOHN POWER,
u. fI..a-.T 49, ~ VI

isl2
I place full oonhdtice in the statement made
hy ifarl ha Cuuiin; having known her the pasi
twenty years Wi cheeriuliy give any particulars
la relafian % her case % those whu may wish
in Their Ink rfuatiou. or ELIZABETH,
superior OF the tkoman Catholic Orr an Asylum.
Prinee street, New y Ork. Dec "a, i5f2.
have confdenc. in the representations made
bv Martha COnhu and have fuil knOWiedle 0I
lnlr ease. ELiJAn u PUNDI,
I al eunua l0th Ward OF inc ciiy Of ',ow York.
bee -. lsf2.
Martha Couin hos ivcsin my family the las
i t8yeafs aud htroys ceruG that tno lOrog0Ing
I stdteD nl made By herself b. cuHtcf.
airs IAtf LLOYD.
Ne So iRfsad st NeEafk, N q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-25

TNAILops, TRfMMTNGS. Y"n viii
fr1 Zoe eias.t 81 rvfrrfhirr rfqnisiir IT
r,for'. T-in 'uie~s. - frt3 - sElRf's
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-25
10000 DOLLARS.

NyTORE NEw GOODS. a. the Nm York eher,
I'VE Cash Sure, lS9 Market st. wnEEtJNc Va
a YORKE.. w"nld respeciiuliy ii,i'rm N
customers and The puhlIr generally 'iss' be hasj'
returned f-n, the ta~t With general a~-orfn,es,f.
DRY GOODS and GROCERIES. Cro-ksry Wase
Hardware. BvoIs. Shoes. &c. which he j. open
ing md ready io eel as cheap 90 cheaper than vrs
The psbllc are invited to call aud examins The il
lowing articles. viz:
80 GROCERIES,.
700 BAG. GREEN RIO COFFEE:
so boxes 6npi-,wier TEA. so chest, Y n TEN.
10 4" Hv-on skin d.. 10 b.se- Isnpcria jn.
2n0O Lbs Loaf SUGAR. S hhis N o SUGAR.
2n0o ~ WHITE Havana do, 25 Tierces RICE;
20 bbl- N o NOLASSES; 30 boxes com. SOAI;
1000 Lbs SALERATUS;
10 hexes 10 plug TOBACCO, sup quality,
10 do JIG plug do Dc.
10 do 81 Iiug do DO.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-25

The ATTENTION oethe render 10 respectfully called
10 the folilwlas rerfiticates- However sreat
ehevements have beTetDiOte beea made BY the
use this INV 1iuaule nIedlClne, yet daily expo
fIence shows fesulis sull more reularS able. IAe
Pre-. rletOfs here AVA IN IN selves 81 the opportb-
nIiy oI sayinS II sonrcs ct constant saiiSfle-
ton that they are made the nIeaas Of relieving
such as amount OF sWfsIin2-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-06-03
Awful Tragedy aud Death.

4 most shocking homicide was perpetrated with
in Two miles OF our town on last Saturday even'
ing, upon the person of Philip Burger by his
daughter. Eliza Hubbard. Mr. d. was notorious
for his bad disposition, and bad conduct 10 his
family, especially when under the influence OF
spifitucus iIquor He was IN The habit OF beating
his wife on such occasions, threatnlng her lite
and the lives of other members Of his family had
once stabbed q son pretty severely in u family
broil, aud was disagreeabe man in almos, every
respect. He came home Saturday evening
short time before suaset, got into difficulty with
his wife and commenced chastsing her. Tho
daughter who q, homo at the time, though
she has been wandering about for some time past,
some OF the witnesses stated on examination,
"fu of the devil or partially deranged," was
called by the mother 10 her assistance. On going
into the room where the father and mother were,
il appeared that the father had the mo Their on the
bed beating and choakng her in horrd manner.
The mother besought the daughter, well as she
could, 10 beg for her The daughter out OF the
room, seized an old axe, returned into the house
! where the father still beating the mother,
/ and struck him two or three blows upon the head
with the poll OF the axe, which fractured the skull
in shocking manner. She then hat him several
bi rvs With the edg of the axe, thus lit orally
chopping his head into pieces He died instan-
/ ,aueously. He bled tremendously. He laid In
that condition until tho word came 10 town, md
company Of young gentlemen went 10 his resi-
dence where they found HIM ly ing upon the floor,
! horrible corpse An inquest ives held over his
body Sunday morning.
i The daughter attempted to escape and
was no, arrested until or 10 o'clock Sunday
morning. She did not deny having perpetrated
the butchery. She brought before Samuel
f Davis Sunday afternoon for examination.
The State was represented by Mr.. Elliot the
Prosecuting Attorney who happened TO be in
town, and Mr.. Tingiey. Cox s. Hackleman up
pcared as the defendants consul. After patient
hearing Of the evidence, the prisoner was fully com
! m!tted to Jail for final trial at the next term of
, Circuit Court. -Evldence was introduced 10 show
the insanity of tho prisoner, but the Justice
, thought the deserved full and fair exam
nation in the Citcuit Court.
We have no comments TO make in reference to
, this horrible transaction. Mr.. BaTger re>
garded dangerous man, and his death has
caused very little excitement. The neighbor
q have been expecting bloodshed in the family for
! a considerable period of time, though they did
: DO, suppose MIR. b. would himself be the victim
o [Rushvllle Qa.) Wing.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-06-03

This was no doubt intended as censure Of the
vote given IN favor of the bill by the representa-
lives from Indiana. So far as they are concerned
1t is not very important TO attempt a Justification
of the vote, is i, Of very deep inieres, TO the
people of Indana TO know how Mr.. Webster
would have voted Of the representatives Of
Indiana; but as the principles maintained by
are involved in the in,errogatory, it may be pro-
per to inquire whether il is true in point Of fact,
,ha, "scarcely single article raised or made in
our State rs protected by Mas bin" Such state
ments should not be lightly made, and if made
should, at least, be substantially true As this is
an issue Of fact between and the writer Of The
pamphlet, to be decided by the people, give the
following extracts from The Tariff Of 1912, and
then leave the reader decide uhe Their "d sing le
article raised or made in State is protected by
that bill"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-06-03
Y. Tribune.

The brine in which cucumbers have been pre-.
served is said TO be poisonous to cattle and hogs.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-06-03
TERMS OF THE PALLADIUM:
Two DoiIars-.in advance; and Three Dollars
Mt the expiration of the year.
The other Side,

The other Side,
uFACTs FOR THE People,
4. relation 10 "Protectrs Tariff By an "Iada's'an"
gY O. II. SMITH.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-06-03
WING PROMISES.

There are fss subjects connected with recsn,
political events to which The leaders OF the mod,
ern democracy so frequently adver, as to VIVA,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-06-03
Extracts from the Tariff of 1912.

"On unmanufactured hemp $40 per ton; ready made
clothing advalorem duty Of so per tanned
sole band per pound all upper leather
otherwise specified. pound vessels Of
iron per pound; caf-skins g. per dozen;
and booees of leather wholly partially
manufactured 81 rs per pair mems shoes and pumps 80
per pair: womens shoes slippers 25 per pair
rifles s2,0 each axes, adzes hatehets, &c 80 per
cent adyalorem.
'On fur hats caps, &c IS per cent advaloem; hats of
WOOL bank folio. quarto, of all
kinds and and bank II pound,
&C. fosscap inperial medium, &c writing paper 10
! cents per pound &c.''
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-06-03

s7@
inquiry to the people:
NV hat 1ould have been Mr. webster's course the
iatH bill passed tho las, session of Congress in 1872 if
he had been there a membet from Indana! He would
nave found seoresy ssle ARTICLE raised made 10
SKATE which is protected by thar bi'