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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-27

Prepared and cold bY A y Sands CO. Drug
EslH aUd thcmttts, Grautts buildings. 2zt
bfgaa~aY corner Of Chambers 40 New EoTk
nnn 10y sale 1f DW-EIats th wughout the NJ s.
fmce ~ perbuttle, sIN buttlea C0r s..
Ine puOtCa are respectfully r,gfeefa8 o.
pi lual y ba 2lnds Sarsapaulla that las and IA
eonsianuT achteuus such remarkable cures -
the most uihicult class 1f dIaeares fa wLllb 49,
bumau frsgIe ls subject. aud ask f9r ssosts g..
paulla. and fakr no other.
OLIVER PIfH On AGENT by rB.r;sT or.
ann OkfHSr' III
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IL BER.

ME subscribers having purchased the LUM.
BIER YARD on Nam street near The Bridge,
Iuimerly occupied by Mclean Il Rice, respectfully
mlurn the public that Ihey are prepared Al all lime
10 furnish oil kinds &C PINE LUMBER on the musl
iayuraLle terms Tor cash.
Attached 10 this yard IS on excellent planning ma.
'hIue. which vii be cunslaHlly supplied with uor-
led fooriDg heather boarding ceiiing, Sc. which viii
be sold for casb, as low rs al any place ia the Yves.
tern couniry. All orders lhankfa' w received an
pr"mItly attended To. l.. 5 ROOF < co.
Wheeling. August Il-If
Washington Examiner copy To amount Of two dol
lars, and charge Times.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-27
Charles Motto, and Charlie. Denrwer,.

ChaTIcs MoIIIei aud ChaTIe, Dencweri.
Defendants.
The defendant Charles Motto, not having
entered his appearance and pivep seru,;ty accoy
ulug 10 the act OF Assembly aud the rules Of this
court aho II appearing by satisfactory proof
Lhat re ~ not an mhahItant Of this Common
Ncalth-On motion Of coUplainaof 10 c,rnsJ
= ~ ord-Ted that the said defendant do apreaT
mere on the hTst day Of the next November Germ
OF ms court and answer the complainant bill
and that a copy OF this order be frTthvyttb in
ftea 90 some newspaper printed 90 the city of
NheeinR iOT two months sucCessivcly. and nos.
county. copy teste,
A WTLsoN, for Comp't. r,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-27

have confidence in the representation made
BY Mauha CoBiin, aud have full knowledge of
her case. ELIJAH r PuRDY.
Alderman 10th Ward Of the city of low Ysrk.
Dec IA, 1912.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-27

y the Circuit Superior court d Law and Chan
Gerry for Ohio county.
+ auCIs skinner g. Co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-27

n hand q few hUIcs at Ayers No I pouHd
Richmond Toiacco. fr sale low 70 ctso q
JusEmnehi. hy tsegtli} YCALDWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-27

ARDWARE-Thc subscriber has lately
received The following goods, which he has
reduced The price 10 suit lines.
Elliptic Springs. Mann's Axes,
WIN Jcssup 4 Sons Cast Mouse hole and other
Shear Steel, Anvils,
Smiths Wees, Mil g. Cross Cut Saw,
Sheet Brass. Planes.
Together with every variety IN The Hardware
and Cutlery line. SAML NEEI.
mug 81
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Martha Conliu has lived IN mg family the lac,
~i3yetrs, and 1 hereby certify that the ~f0rcgginz
staten at mads by herself b. correct.
Mrs MARY IS LLOYD.
No 60I Broad 81 Newsrk, NJ.
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Ut u NIUITWU'
re-.
Jacob F. Bier and others.
BY virtue Of the proceedings and DEGREES in the
above named cause, | shall proceed 10 sell al
public auction TO the highest and best hidaer. on
Monday the second day Of October 1913. (being
court day. al the froLt d or OF tho court house 1i
ONO county, the lot ofground situated al the
corner eastOf fifth and south Of John .treets in
nc Clli Of W wheeling, Ltlng designated on the plat
thereof by the number one hpndred aud sew erTy
seven ll77,I on the following tcrms of sale. viz.
the purchaser 10 give bond aud security for the
PuIchase money, payable 10 equal Insialmeuts, in
eght, sixteen aud twenty four months from the
cay OF sale, respectively. with interest from the
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/ place full confidence In the statement made
by NaTlha CDuIIn; havthg known her the past
twenty years. will chesrbllY give a~nypauiculars
40 relation 90 her case 10 those who may wish
further information. Sr ELIZABETH,
Superior Of the Roman Catholic OTphan Asylu IN
PnnSe street, New York. lDcc g. ts42.
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/ w MITCHELL, DEPUTY for
Apr9rr.rr w.

AEcHIEALD WCoDs, ) y &, and
aug Y Commissioned.
WlkGlNIA ~ CH8NCERY-At rules held in
the clerks office Of the county court Of
nhIo county for the month Of August Is43.
REFER Sa"ei' Complainant.
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CHANCERY SALE.

OF LOT NO. III ON FIFTH STREET
IN CHANCERY-In the Circurt superior court
ofLaw and Chancery for OHIO county.
5 ar s. Morton.
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UST PUBLISiED-Bame Noies Uu The Hs-
- brews in one volume. For sale by
avg WM = RO BB.
"A HITE BEAD-IO H. e. Hsman a Co.'S
iresb ground Whue Lead In OF. Just
recofyoI nd g,r reI, by Il NTHEE A %.
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know Martha COnlin, and believe what sbs
states 10 ths document 10 be perfectly true.
JOHN POWER,
YicIT General Il NcN York,
Rector of 81 Pster'1 Church.
Given az New York, tins 18th day Of Decembe
IsAl
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Pittsburgh.
Correspondence Of the Herald.)
PITTsBURGH, PA. Dec. Is, 1S43

PIrTsBURGII, PA. Dec. 1S, 1S43.
DEAR BENNETT
Presuming line from our iron city may again
be of interest TO your many thousands of readers,
take up my pen once more.
The whole city was thrown into excitement yes
terday, Sunday by the report of the murder Of
one Mr. Falkcnbridge, who is supposed to edit
scurrilous sheet called the Tattler." 1t appears
that w. Sutton, steamboat captain from Louis
vile, Kentucky, assailed Falkenbridge with a
heavy bludgeon, at the steps of the Merchants
Hotel, and knocked him down. whereupon Falken-
bridge drew knife, and raised il, but before he
could make blow was again evelled by Sutton. A
running light then took place-Fakenbridge threw
| rock which knocked Sutton down, and the fight
,nded, Falkenbrldge was conveyed TO the office OF
Dr, 1ibbet, and ! believe is in fair way of re-
;overy. This all occurred as our morning chur h
service scommenced and gathered mob of seve-
raj hundreds of people. Oh what shocking
pectacleto be enacted in land of Christians upon
, Sabbath day!
Business is brisk-rivers yet open, though very
nile. The weather is rather warm, and snow
be political ranks in regard to Mayor; il is hard to
ay who will be the successful candidate; IL Is
supposed, generally, Mr. Hays will be re-
ected but we will elect Skunk Governor, sure:
lie is very popular man, and an old and tried
democrats and unless Mr.. Muklenburg can get up
come political intrigue, he can't come II well.
I'VE given you all the particulars worth noting
row, and so remain yours truly,
OLD DUQuBsNY.
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Amusements.

BROADWAY CIRCUS AT NIBLo's.-Ths splendid
establishment seems determined to rival all Others
not only in the quantity but the quality of its entertain.
ments he managers advertise no less than three per.
iormances for this day of universal estvy One at TO-
another two and the third at in the evening when
MI North will appear in two of those splendid acts that
nave secured to him the reputation he honorably en-
Spre OF the Silver Shower The whole bill is djversi
eh with those acts Of franklin Cole ~ Turner &C. that
have hitherto redounded to their univ full
OF interest and seasonable enjoyment
CHATHAM TnEATRE.-The manager of this house
Is not whit behind the best of his cotemporares
IN his preparations for the holidays Master Diamond
MISS Clemence Mr. Chambers and others have been en-.
gagged as auxarie to the heretofore excellent company
Ioay two performances In the afternoon Tom and
ry Diamond and Little Red Riding Hood; and the
nng unpopular Spy of 81 Mares" and the beautiful To-
cal pantomime of which have before spoken besides
other varieties. The same bill will be repeated to.
morrow.
The New PANToMINE, CALLED THE HARLEQUIN
SANTA CLAus-Prepared by Mons. and Madame
Checken which is brought out to-day at the American
no doubt Barnum will be well arded for his liberal out
lays in the preparation He gives magnificent entertain.
ments every hour to-day, commencing at 10 O'Clock,
VI so that vsiters going nj any hour will be sure TO find
an entertainment for their enjoyment. In addition to
Mons and Mad Checken formerly OF the Rave Family
Miss Adair H. O. Sherman, +. O. Booth, Great Western
Tom Thumb appears for the last time before sailing for
engaged for the day making unprecedented array OF
talent and novelty. But Barnum don't stop herein the
evening he gives most magnificent and gorgeous illu
minaton giving the exterior OF the building the appear.
ance OF an immense temple Of stained glass With such
attractions the Museum must be full day and evening.
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U- THE REPORTS in several Of the morning and even
ing papers Of Friday last of ARRAY which occurred the
evening previous, between Henry W. Merritt and myself
omitted to state that that gentleman assaed and threat
ened to assault me in the Court of the General ses
sions where was attending under subpoena to testify
In cause then trial before that Court and that he
assaulted me in the street. Immediately my leaving the
Court Room, striking me several times with large cane
suicient in the hands Of large athletic man. to infct
o'ow that you'd produce DEATH All this was done on his
part BEFORE seized the cart rung with which he alleges
assaulted him, although was not at anytime while in
ofhe enough him to have done So
VIII add that the assault and battery committed upon
me by this Special Justice preserving the peace were
wholly unprovoked on my part except that replied to
the insulting and abusive language with whic was first
assailed by him.
deem it proper to state these facts in justice to myself
and in order that the matter may be properly undestood
for although am Indifferent to the malignant sneers and
scro abuse Of the ignorant worthless and pile; next to
the approval of God and my conscience am emulous of
the esteem Of the virtuous and wise.
JEREMIAH G. HAMILTON
nr-
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Citv inteiligence.

POlice.-suNpAr Dec. 24-ARREsr ON BAIL PIECE
ped man al the IN AND
was carrying bundle, suspicion that he had been
committing burglary On asking where he had obtained
the bundle he at first said belonged to him. and be-
ing closely questioned said he had fosnd it the stoop
OF house up town. This being sufficient to satisfy the
watchman he arrested him and took him to the watch
house. when the bundle found contain and
clothing and the arrested gave the of William
Grower In the Of the morning after his arrest
Mr. John L. Murray tailor of l2I Prince street called
the lower police and stated that his store had been
tered the night previous and clothing and cloths valued
at about $40 stolen therefrom He identified the cloth
and clothing taken from Grower as part Of that stolen
from his store and Grower locked up to answer the
offence.
BRoueHr BAcK.-Wm. r. Hibbard alias Hunt, charged
with two indictments for grand larceny who was baed
by John Darg and escaped to Philadelphia where he
was arrested brought to this city yesterday by Off
Ger Stokely and committed to prison to await his trial
Coroner's ONCE, Sunday, Dec. 24.-The term ofthe
present Coroner expires Sunday next, but business
continues to pour in upon him. An inquest was held on
the body Of who had accidentally fallen overboaad
at the foot of Caharne street. and before although
only in the water about ten minutes yet he eless
Had this accident happened in almost any other city this
man would have been restored implements there
placed for the rescue of drowned bodies in almost every
public slip The of the man is unknown, and no
papas were found in his pockets giving any clue to his
residence occupation He appeared to be about SO
ted woollen shirt, and a truss On his right arm
was pricked in india ink the figure of an Eagle, with
motto OF Liberty" On the left arm man and woman
with motto of "Love and be Happy" and crucifx with
motto '6nis."
ANOTHER UNKNOWN MAs.-Also on the body of man
whose name il unknown who was brought to the City
Hospital on Friday night, by watchman who had found
him ON the steps ola house near by in state of nsensib
lily. He died on Saturday evening Of apoplexy with
which he had been attacked when found He was poorly
Clad and aged about so years
ANOTHER CASE OF ArorLExY.-A colored man, named
John Gber, found in Pearl street Satuid day
ing where he had fallen in an apopepc f and was
veyed home by cab driver where he died during the
night He native Of Philadtlph sailor by
patton, and aged about SO years.
SuD ATu A Tha Cor ale call.
ed to enquire into the of death of colored woman
Buell. 63 Fulton street. in the capacity of cook She had
retired the evening previous in apparent good health and
in the morning usual to attend to her vocation
Soon after she had en red the kitchen Mr.. B. heard
groans proceeding from that part of the house when he
agonies OF DEATH He called in the aid of DR.. Chds but
she died before he could render any aid examination
ofthe body caused the opinion that she died from disease
of the heart in which opinion the jury concurred
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Chri.tm.s Girts and Amusem.nt..

| This is the time TO throw money into the hand
of managers of theatres, museums, booksellers
&c, and make large and little children happy
But whilst you are making your purchases Of rich
books, stop a moment, and think of those who
would like a piece of bread to keep themselves
from starvation.
Whilst thsy are thinking of this We will give a
list of the places Of amusements, and of the gifts,
that all who have money can see and buy
Colman, No. BOB Broadway, has magnificent
assortment of books, prints, &c.
There some beautiful holiday gifts to be had
at Geo. r. Cholwels, No. 70 William street.
Look in at Redfeld's, corner of Nassau and
Beekman streets, for some splendid books suitable
for Christmas gifts.
]. 81 r. g. Langley, 81 Chatham street, have
their usual excellent assortment OF Christmas and
New Years presents.
Those who wish to shoot any one can obtain
their pistols at Spies, 2lS Pearl street.
Barnett SO Courtlandt street, will engrave beau
tlful visiting card for you.
Any thing in the shape of jewellery can be OBJ
tanned at Lyons. No. 80 Chatham street
For superior wines, Nc, 60 to Gilbert's in Will
liam street, and to Clark, Binniger Il Cozzens, 56
Vesey street.
The Alhamra will supply every enc with cakes,
ice creams NC.
Lamps OF all kinds can be purchased at Hooker's
46S Broadway They are said TO be cheap.
AS all parlors must be decorated, We advise every
one to step into Niblo's Gar.en and buy some 6Q,-
qheIS, &c, LOT tnat purpose.
There is to be day and evening performance at
the Chatham Niblo's, Tryon's, Barnum's Museum,
and Peale's Museum. There will be great fun
and great sights at each. Visit all of them.
Also there is to be festival at Niblo's this even
ing, called tea party Let all take tea there.
Coles Pictures are to be seen at the Society Ii
brary Building.
Parker gives grand ball in the evening at Wash
ington Hall.
Those who prefer music can get plenty at Awill's
No. POI Broadway. The latest publications are
there.
Snv toys toys a. 1Ss Gentre street Of
holiday presents. Look in at their store, No. 259
Broadway.
Burgess, Stringer Il Co., under the American
Museum, have large assortment of books, maya
zines, ANIMALS, &c.
Superb cake can be found at Tompson's, No. 40
Lispenard street.
All the churches will be open. Gro to them.
For further particulars see advertising columns
of the Herald.
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FROM DEMARARA.-Captain Burns, of the Julia
Ielfar, arrived at this port yesterday reports that
when he sailed (3d inst.) the market was stocked
with all kinds of American produce Flour was
selling at $s5 per barrel and dull. No news.
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That TRUNK-No word yet of that trunk by
Pomeroy's Express. Why don't they drag the
mud holes in Broadway? Who knows but it NAV
be buried deep there?
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Qry- CHRISTMAS HAS COME AND COMES BUT
ONCE A HEAR!-Burgess, Stringer Co. in making
the above important announcement would respectfully
call the attention OF all purchasers of Holiday Presents
their magnificent assortment of Gift Books at 222 Broad
way corner Of Ann street, under the American Museum
and also to the following highly descriptive poem perpe
trated in their behalf
THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS.
The merry happy holidays.
Are with us here once more,
Adieu with glee to orty-three,
And welcome forty -four.
Each lady fair expects her beau
Some present nice to bring,
And Santa Claus makes every child
As happy as King
Here gorgeous English Animals
All gliftering you view.
Heaths Book Of Beauty Keepsake;
Picturesque Annual too;
You'll find the Friendships Offering
And also in the lot
That present book of sweetest name
The choice Forget me not.
Our own American books with these
May very well compare;
The Opal, pure gift, is seen
In bindings rich and rare,
The Rose Of Sharon, and The Gift
The Isis, and The Rose;
The Wintergreen, all tales and scenes
or beauty will disclose.
The Annual of the Drawing Room,
Odd Fellows Offering;
And Snowden's Peoples Annual
Their choicest treasures bring.
We have the Flowers of Poetry,
And Poetry Of Flowers,
Mrs OsgoodS and Miss Hooper's Works
Will well mproveyyour hours.
We've Griswold's select poetry
Youths books Of every kind
With pictures to refine the taste,
And reading for the mind.
Whole Libraries of prose and verse;
Bound up In miniature,
The works Of men whose memories
Forever will endure.
BURGESS, STRINGER g. CO 2o2 Broadw,r
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61S- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED-Tbc
Tonic Mixture prepared by the College of Medicine and
Pharmacy Of the city of New York Is confidently recon-
mended for all Of debility produced by sscret indu
gence Of any kind II is invaluable remedy
TOR impotence serty, or barrenness (uness depending
On malformation) bottles 81 each; cases of ba
Dozen So packed and sent to all parts of the Union
Office Of the College Of. Medicine and Pharmacy g7
Nassau st. W. g. RICHARDSON, Agent,
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Dec. %, lS43

o. ALL FOR A SHILLING.-Peale's Museum will
reap golden harvest to-day under the shilling system
The chdrens fay0rte Punch and Judy Adren the Ma
White Negroes Performances every hour in the day and
evening. Good music beautiful decorations and illumi.
nations, will draw the shillings by the hat full.
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{a3-THE HUMAN HAIR BEAUTIFIED, REsTOREp

0g-THE HUMAN HAIR BEAUTIF1ED, RESTORED
and forced to grow by three shilling bottle Of Jones'
most respectable citizens who say this really does
all represent We sell three shilling bottles that per-
may try II cheap. II gives your hair most delicious
appearance, and keeps 1t clean Give IL one trial and
you'll be satisfied twill actually force the hair to grow
any part where hair will grow naturally, the head
face body. has now strengthened the roots thus
staying the hair from falling off, cleaning the dandruf
from the scalp j. also causes light red or grey hair to
make the hair grow naturally dark from the roots If
persons this merely for dressing the hair nothing
economical to keep the hair so, dark silky and
ration for the hair Sold, price O. o, or shlngs bottle
at the sign Of the American Eagle, 80 Chatham street
ling State street, Boston and I39 Fulton street brook.
yn, l.. /.
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night was badly chosen for the great ngatherng Of the
American Republicans, as many that would attend an
other time are engaged at parties balls domestic
vivalities of social friends Still there will be many
there the stores will be closed and every one at leisure
Should of readers be called speech there
and unfortunate be bald he should call at once on
Phaon and get one of his superior Wigs prevent the
bad effects of cold weather
Badinage apart have old friend of ours bald
for twenty years. possessed of lovely young wife, who
now looks as young his counter petwenty eight
or thirty The fact is Phaon has borne of the
palm the Fair for his recherche Gossamer Wigs and is
daily resorted to by every DESTROYS of getting their
heads or rather age, renewed He fits them to DEFY
detection, even by close observance from the natural
hair in this consists his superiority all competition
His Hair Dressing Saloon is pa Broadway, opposite St
Paul's.
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Co DIR. PETERS LOZENGEs.-The great and in.
vast number Of almost miraculous cures which thew have
performed has created great excitement not only in the
city OF Gotham but throughout the Union Peterss Lo
zenges for the cure OF coughs irritation OF the lungs
consumption whoopng cough and scarlet fever have no
rival His worm lozenges certain safe and pleasant
remedy and children eat them with avdty and ask for
His Cordial Lozenges are specific for the cure of
sick and headache low spirits melancholy papi
taton OF the heart sickness &C. His Cathartic or
Health Lozenges for the of bilious fevers fever and
ague, dyspepsia. liver complaints female distractions
heartburn, costiveness SC is beyond all doubt the most
valuable and scientific remedy for the above complaints
ever yet discovered.
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o. HOLIDAY EDITION-ON TUESDAY, WILL
be ready No. 80 Ann street. and at all the Book
Price, gilt, So Mexico it and as it isn by
Branz Mayer late Secretary of Legation that country
embellished with hundred and sixty splendid engra
Wings executed for this work from original drawings at
a cost Of over twelve hundred dollars.
This will be the cheapest and most valuable book the
season. with one hundred and fifty engravings exc
cuted in the highest style Of the views of
the ruined cities pyramids curosities &c. and also illus
trations people, their manners and customs &C. &c
Sc twill be the most highly embeshed work that has
been published in this country and full of incident
description and valuable information which can no where
else be found.
Mr.. Mayors work will give complete account of the
present social and political condition of Mexico view
OF its ancient civilization description of antiquities in
the museum of Mexico and Of the ancient remains strewn
from California to Odjaca which will be copously illus
trated 1t will also furnish record of the authors jour
neys to Tezcoco and through the TERRA Caiente full
account of the agriculture manufactures commerce. re-
sources, mines, coinage, and statistics of Mexico and
added to this there will be complete view of the past
and present history of the country and it will be more
replete with all interesting information concerning Next
CO. than any work which has appeared since the days of
Humboldt
SO great has been the labor preparing this work. that
we have been able to get ready but edition. of only
1000 copies for the holidays of which already
ordered. Those wishing to secure copies should be
speedy with their orders.
WINCHESTER, 30 Ann street.