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nVERSHOES AT REDUCED PRICES.-DAY. . Mai
" den tame has now ve.y superior pens and wo-
mems plain and figured Rubbes which he oe by case OF
dozen a; reduced prices Ako flesh stock OF Ladies and
Childrens Orershoes of great variety patterns Of
which cannot be found elsewhere for sale wholesale AID rea
NJ . MniLen lnne dO X. II NV
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s,srr ss,,sss,,.EscHANTs forming Copar,nership.
y soe Of same TO appear IN apy Of The Country
sr II ~ nave themselves much expense time and
r 49,, !, &c copy Of The announcement intended
stsfisrss 1s,, " n,SaSJN & TUTTLE'S GENERAL Ap-
MT ssaa sL. = Nassaustree;, opposite Clinton Hail.
erss Sss aseos ios all the leading papers through
Sa and Canada, offer then services to those
3shc ssrb nav Z any section OF the country,
90 fgtpssr 60 ous0e' aiia o1 10 o 3 s ssi, ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30

SODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACK ERS.-The sub :
y scrbcr wishes To make knows TO the PUBLIC INA. aea o
names are entel different from tie SOFA BISCUIT and 81
GAR ChAcxrRs made his Bakery which have been USED
bv those who suffer from indigestion, io
more than twenty years with the bes; results while the ni
tation winch be made Tor is pree though pefn e
-o for person in hcat are wholly unfit for the SICK ne
above Blscur and CRAoKEgs also BUTTER BISCUIT StSZ
RsrfrT BI-T-rEg CRACKERS. WATER CRACKERS. FlLoT
and NAVY HarAp all of TIE irst qGnty nre conanty Io
als at the vreknown establishment 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30

rsnti, Ward.-At large and respectable meet
a. fraocrntlc Wing Young Men of tho Wurd, con-
srssUt 70 public notice and according to the recem-
- ~ Tia feasral Committee of Democratic Wing
We al ~. David's Hall. Walker street. on Friday
=. rs, 9Th. 1874, upon motion, BENJAMIN f..
@I;rrRFII ESQ was called to the Chair and Messrs
'--,rr r DopoE and Jouy II. BURKE, were appoint
:. ,g, having approves oithe recommendation OF the
rostute upon motion proceeded to ballot for three
n,r, b represent the Ward IN General Committee Tor the
"a, ,rO ye.r1. which resulted IN the election Of
TJHST. BARNARD. GEORGE c; HARRIS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30

sen for the New fearwi do well 10 auend tnls sae
A. C. FUTILE, Anctioneer; Nv,
rNLEG ANT AND FASHIONABLE ROSEWOOD AND
fash enable advertised at auction ms pay of Jacoo
Platt ut the Halls adjoining the Broadway hols. SsoHG
postponed M Tuesday sst Decsmher IN Article Of
sbc sarrnnted made the hest manner VIII Dc peieinp
to,,Iy soi 10 The highest bidder Tor cash: 49,, AZ.
botony Case with rosewood chair pia nnu sPao".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30

9. FISK. AnttonetT.
(Eatonnl aau.D
Il y. D. AS Ar PRIVATE SALE
r Superior Mahogany and csher desks and mep.e oei;
hand nSra carpets hair and mos marss piaale
t beye Pioe,ca md Adelaide Hats, superior quail
y bras smoke eonenser for obs sws Gsns use and Cane
mm,nTs. aiso several hundred Swords for canes cempn
IN Gns nns,an,ent for at auction prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30

sAsss Lssehcs!! Leechcs !::-vety
- tIa. ,s gay .isssl for sale q, ls cents each BY
~ d5 lmiss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30

HOSIERY AND GLOVE S,roRE.-SUTTON. 4 GO.
department invite the attention o. Indie; end Sec a6S
white cotton do, do. ofwhie, brown mix b &c &c. 70
ccther large assortment OF biack and c9oisa G9
erino and Alpaca hose Of winch are OF splendid au
Nv also gloves of Thbst. SILK. Md &c OF the INST quality
imported III Spring street, Ne deception hers
n. B. Ribbons OF oil styles " saii'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30

t~tOFFEE URNS--A great change has been wrought by
" by the Temperance Reformation IN the matter oil handing
refreshments 10 visitors on New Years Day.
Mr. Smith Of our City, 1--WE all know hin) recently told
fnend-with of good principle than poey-that although
he had hitherto requested his family the well filled de-
caners he could do no longer. Tor
Since hearing the strains of the eloquent Cough, he
Had fully determined 10 substitute coffee.
Coffee Urns Tea Sets sc. &c. for sale wholesale and re-
tail at Burling Slip. by BOARDMAN s. HART. az
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,nIIsT BARNARD, GEORGE c. HARRIS.
'oii'' anj JOHN FOWLER. Jr. Esqs.

seuDoo he Delegation were empowered to MI vacancies,
IN Hsad Quarters. and collect funds for Tue necessary
-rssosiha Democratic Wing Young Men OF the ward
a aLo resolved ihat If any Delegate should attaeh nun
" ,ny political association not purely wing, MS seat IN
m Committee should be declared vacant. Ai,er sevefi
za he Committee appointed to draii resolutions ex
~, oflhs seEe Of the meeting reported the i"io"ne'
n,.ni,,op,Iy and enthusiastically adopted
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CHRISTMAS AND NEW-YEAR'S PRESENTS.
ANIMALS for 49, Bibles and Prayer Books, and great
variety OF tine bound Books Games new Juvenile
Books. &c &c. Backgammon Boards Ches'men D%nlaos'
l fas. Rnnk,loe No 40 Fulton, door above Pearl
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c. s. FISK. Auc,,onee,.

C.. S. FISK. Aucnonee,.
Store g Canal street. National Hall -,
SALE OF SHAWLS, FANCY GOODS. TOYS. sc. ats
Canal street. Monday and Tuesday h md 3lst Dec INST
mt 10 O'Clock will be sold large quantity OF scnso9abe fancy
Shuwl of superior style and qualify suitable of New
Years presents US also of Moueno Deaips and
h-r by Goods and quantity OF Toys and fancy articles Tor
cents for the New Yearwill do well attend this sale Dig
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TEETH! TEETH!! Tee H!!.
M l. LEWIS. SURGEON DENTIST, 80 Broadway,
L "a door below Masonic Hall. begs enre 10 inform his
friends and the public that he has mnde the following great
e nIneseS with fine gold 81 co. Do de- do tin foil
silver 50 cts Do cleaned 81. Do extracted. 80 cts Tooth
ache cured. so cts o. oilr
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WANTED.

c,EAMsTREss WANTED-A lady Of extraordinary neat,
- mesa capacity for plan sewing wanted IN prrao
y he lady advertising would have good woges and
neascnt home. Address II. G. at this office.
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SHAKESPEARE IN A NEW DRESS.
A NEW GAME FOR EVENING PARrIES-This da
- nublisbcd by c. s. FRANCIS & co.
1914 ms 25s Broadway.
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rFiheenth Ward "A, meeting of the Dsme-
s Wing Electors Of the Fifteenth Warl held at Constitu
Z Hsa puuusn, TO notice. on Friday evening, December
~, G,bepupose ofchoosing FIVE Delegates to the Wing
iH'i atas General Committee for the year 1876.
NstaH BRfTToN, ESQ. was called to the Chair, and
'EiElo cASE and GEORGE RILEY were appointed Secre.
"a he cal Of the meeting having been read, was
III, '>s>'"s p'oNNSN " S-S' -
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F. COLTG:s, auc,ioneer.
TH COTTON & CO. Auction and Commission Merchants.
z No. Il3 Flloasee. and 81 Anns;rcct--L.bsal adsan
u,afa on coaSgnn,entS. and prornot elnrnt msde

Broadway
By virtue of Cha,tel Mortgage large and general asson
ren OF Second Hand Furniture. Silver Ware &C. esnpn.lng
81 Wisdass BSdseaG.. Mahogany Preach DO. u Ha Met
trss.es. dora Cane Seat and dozen mahogany Shas
Rockies marble top Wash Stands, Sc 100 ys's ingran
srpes Brussels DO oil Cloth extension GninS Tables Table
Linen Mantle Clocks. mahogany Warttohes, Mechsneai
Lamps Re.ryetor Cots Wu.cr Rnivc Boxes. Pated Cas-
ie China and Glass Ware. Me;tc Dishes and Govern Sens
'inses, 10 Sheets Chamber Nspkt9s Lamps tatsa
ivory Bnnncc Heud Knives; IS Silver Forks. 8 Silver Table
nno IS Silver Tea Spoons ls Mus.srds, SC. sc.
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-, r,s,rsrrR. Secretary. dW
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
ID LIS A. STUART, corner of Greenwich and Chainuers
IN. streets have Just received extensive assortment Of
FRENCH FANCY FOXES, b ON B0.NS. CoRNETS,
COIN BOXES dre. &c.
Made expressly for them By the best manufacturers III Pas
norton of which are OF new designs and extra finish All o
which vii, be yu,n III rnore-H,- prices
Al.o the usual variety of steam Refined Candy, Sugar
p,r,n. s,c nj .sunerior Quality. DIS Evils
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-20
TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of decd o

TRUST EES' SALE;-By virtue Of decd o !
! t,ost executed 10 the subscriber by Breton
Gil an dated the 18th day Of August l5il. aud
# record ~ the clerk ofIise Of Ohio county,
.baI proceed on tae l3th day Of lnne 81. at The
front door OF he court house Of ONO COUNT, to
81 -, 30 Ii-0 ane hundred and seventy tour
o., H. III. Sorh side Of Zane street in Fa', Md
dle Wheeling. which hes West Of the hn2k house
which one Taylor lately occnoiei' ana whiGh
E Eea and which part Of SAID ot included the
buck h ausc on the west Of the lot and the alley
adjoining SAID house, aad has from twenty eight
10 thirty feet 'front.' and runs back thf sa'il'
width. the full depth Of SAID lotto the alley IN
the rear.
m,yi, ZJACOB, Trustee.
The above sale is postponed until Mondd2y TN
| 5th daY OF July next H. , ACon'
June -. l4"''''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-20

u 4. CLERK o# NJ ehAScERY-At rules held
IT, Law and ' 9se,s Of the circuit superior
i. ~ De ffst N o 's64eery for the county Of
80 Swan. 'aqaY OF Ma ls44.
h. Complainant.
I,n- +. o1alis Coo Defendants.
s,a F and Msrgarel HI. wife 5oP la,s s Nan,
Il. ida a" no, swao, william az N' "l
e, a late r. P,,h hers atlaw Of Frances
az, and gwen wen . @SI nav ng
.''r and Il al Assembly and the rules a Of
ero aS 55 By aG,ss evi
Of 'aai hey 'p sopea, Pb, s5s
a3 o aoI1st next aad an sy,e On ,ho IN! IN
,1. 5 IA mat Ib copy tbs order re be
e, ~ ,e glty Of whe eslTr9 vt a Times
aoa,e If posed atthe ifo ,ot s@oI months
d HICKMAN, cl.rl
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rNIrED NrArrs Inrl,I.

w m RaII0dI UVot ENm-HIVNn- Nh
tH'HE Proprietor r. peaffulle Informs h..
tnend- aad ihe pnblic. Tint h. haz taken
iHis SPLENDID NEN HOTEL. which ha nov
confidently ofiers To tbe patronage Of the 1nl lie
IS pIaes of 1nfh ELEGANT and COMFOR
fAsLk ENTERTAINMENT The Parlnra
aud chambers have been tastcfulv fitted II
with entire H,w fHrpYure npd B,HHiHp, with
u Wv 10 The ms. eomtort and convenience Il
a. ucsts especially of ladies and families.
De- departdieni of the Larder Is equally we'll
aia. t'l lnieel therels through everr drpnrl.
i' I' ~ ihr establishment, an ar Of n, atness
a.' 4ahtr ihai cannot fallto please all who
my iofar HIM with a call / con T.0N,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-20

I)oNAEr AND cap RIBBONS Arudcn
ID FIe"cr'. Gmp.. Sill Cards. Se JUS opeue.
by INN - SEN~ENEY 4 RHODES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-20

NITED STATES SPELLING BOOK
I The attention oi slnre keepers and school
teachers - respectfully invited 10 edition of
The United STATES Spelling Book, being an easy
Standard for Spelling, Reading, and rronouncing
the English language. II is we'll printed on fine
white paper ihe plates having first undergone revi.
sion. Snd wholesale aud retail. by
JOHN } HASWELL Bookseller & Satoner.
Jun 8 Union ST, Wheeling.
ftOACH LACE-A beautiful assortment OF
~ Coaeh Lace and other carriage trimmings. at
may OFT GREERS.
lust Received, nj the BLACK MAMMOTH
- BOOT, Market Square.
> Trunks Ladies' fine KID Walking Shoes;
do OIL dressed Morocco do;
do ofchldfens' Oh Morocco do:
And will be sold Tor cash a TODD.
feb 10 G
n OTE PAPER-A beautiful article for invita-
| uou. &c For sale by
J may II JOIN J IIASWEIL TrnloQ ST
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-20
= srIDLIrZ POWDERS,

''~ OLIVER PRYOR.
al
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-20
qE'YIEK y.
zoo LBS CREAM TARTAR, for sale
spVVF by may 20) OLIVER FRNOR.

a COTTON YARN -20O0 Lbs Arkwrirht
y Cotton Yarns, M ) 10 10; 500 Lbs Batting
M aod ,; 300 Ia, CaudlcW,ck. For sale by
may 81 WM FLEMING
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-20

gHSO IET-The room on ID lleor of Masonic
h Hall; lhe rocms Is large aud we'll adapted for
schools and public exhibitions.
,,, - NrCINNIS
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-07-02

piness and prosperity of bis country
menR The editor Of the Ohio State
Journal at Columbus is, by! birth an Eu.
gishman, left that county when two
years old and still these great lovers Of
Fforeigners are 10 The habit OF abusing
that editor and taunting him about the
land ofhis birth. il any one has read
the Ohio Statesman they y-cannot failed
10 have noticed the perpetual barping
about our friend TeesdaIe being an En-
gIishman. The Crisis man had better
instruct Medary, or follow his lead -
Perhaps Progressive Democracy has
not yet reached lhs Crisis
The man ol the Crisis then goes into
q defence Of Dr. Duncan, and shows
lhal!Dnnosn, did use the words, though
not in.the sense that the resolution Of
the Club applied them We think that
instead Of pallialing The charge. The de-
fence goes TO confirm it, because he
makes Duncan say substantially what
the people are who are brought up IN
der the monarches Of the old world,
that they IN t.aae become asses both IN
sOa5 and dbody.'
Now we ask aqueslion and it is This:
IL the monarchial Governments Of fGu-
rope make men asses bOta ja Goai and
body' does The fact Of putting them into
a vessel aud landing them 10 the Unit.
ted States make them either phloso-
piers or stalesmen2 Or, does remov-
ing man from one Government 10 an
other, instantly take from, or by intui
tive instinct, add TO bis intelligence?
But read the article. tOne new idea
we have got, and that is, the editor Of
the Crisis and Doctor Duncan have
gone TO he same seminary and been in
lhe,sam class for two or three sessions ,
A class mute Of DR. Duncan! and the
wrIt9r mlghI have aided, co-iaborer
in The work Of defamation Both sup
porting measures and men. That have
notbrng to recommend them 10 the peo-
pie but the unworhness Of their op
ponents And hence, the continued
avalanche Of old stale calumnies and
new coined faIsehoods, that fall from
the lips end fow from the pens Of these
yoke-leIIows 10 inequily. OF these
hopeful tIGsS, mates, We think rbe fol.
lowing Latin quotation will apply very
opPorluueIy. Par Mobile trctram'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-07-02

In our laN, we stated tina, Jones' X
Polk was beaten for Governor in lS4O
and lS43--in lhisiI seemO wO wsro in
error, and we now oulor our retraxil.
The truth is, that 10 1882, Mr.PoIk was
elected Governor Of Tennessee by a
small majority ln ls40 tho Tennessee
LokOys thinking TO make capital out Of
Polk's location, cHsl Richard N. Johnson
aside aud put Polk on their ticket for
Vice President with Won Buren,. The
ticket was dciclred in Tennessee by a
decisive mOlorIly. PolkS friends bla
med Van BureD's unpopulOrily Tor the
loss OF their ticket 10 1910; and 10 lS4
nominated Polk again Tor 70 election fol
Governor lie ran sgalnU Jones, o new
and untried man, aud was again beaten
3,243 votes, Sill his friends not salts.
fed, ogain brought bm forward in l84S
Tor Governor, and no canvasssd The
State, and doelaimed against uhe tariff
of1842 and rung the charge Of bargain
and sale against Henry Clay, wlh
might and main, bot "meae tekei" was
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-07-02
Wing Meeting On the lth
Of ,BUly,

The Undersigned, President Of tho
Central clay Ciub, by a resolution pas.
Sed on tho evening Of the 2Slh June,
was requested 10 invite a meeting Of tho
Club, and Of The cinzens general y, Ol
CarFollIon, on the evening of the 4lh
July inst, CT 3 o'clock p, NJ. It sex
pecIed that john A. BINGHAM, Esq and
several other distinguished public speak
ers will DO 10 attendance, ION their re
turn from the WellsvilIe Convention Of
the 3rd) We cay turn out-the 4lh is
political sabbOlb, and should DO devo-
ted 10 the good OF The country, the hole
country, and nothing but the country.
The times are porlonlous, for wea or
wo. Those great measures which lie
al the foundation Of ell our institutions
are in danger; and it bccomesus Oa
Wings, 10 adhere and promulgate those
systems Of policy which we deem essen
ilal 10 the prosperity Of the country.
Your fellow citizen,
VAN BROWN, Ptes't
Of tho CenlraI Clay Club.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-07-02
To our Patrons.

The PObIisher Of this paper is nnx-
ious TO got new TyPo and a new Press,
will those who are 10 arrears come up
and aid himl Pay ono half you owe in
few days, and we'll give you moro and
better news.
Furnish the guards who stand on tho
wSlchIower Of liberty, with GOOD wea
pOns, and the 100 will not bo permitted
10 put his IooI on the rumpara.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-07-02
"A base 1'alSChOOd nailed so
Alnc Counter.

A Acharge has wont, and is still going
the rounds Of the Polk press, that the
author Of the "Junius tracts" had been
tried and found guilty Of keeping gam
bling house and fined $4,000, and mpris
oned We have the authority Of the
NOronal lnteIIigencer for saying that
the whole is base JaisehOOd; that Rev.
Mr.. CoLTEN, auIbor Of The tracts, is liv
ing 10 New York, enjoying the conf
dence of all who know him, as a worthy
man and pious divine Will those who
have published the charge give the cor
reclionp We shall see.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-07-02
C0rngress.

We soc ibarJudge Wilson, formerly OF
the Western Herald and Gen. Slokely
are both anuouuced~in the Palladium as
candidates Tor nomination at the Wells
vile Convention. We are content with
any good Wing that may be nominated
Some friends suggest that we cOoIc put
forth a candidate in Carroll that would
stir up Nth a long pole to as much
purpose as any other candidate thai
could be named; but we say torn out to
the convention, make nomination that
you all can support; and the Free Press
will be las il always has bsen) found
warring in support Of measures, regard
less oil me0.