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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-05-03
Spring aud Summer Clothimg.

NJ. D. BROWNING. So,'r for Comp't.
apr 70 45-6t Prs fee $40 So
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-05-03
ScytlIes.

q ~ Wsl9rons grain scythes; ! dos. Ell.
Sssn :o.s de do; s dsx. Hat ron. erase Dc /;
A. '.Ases; dol. sneaths, the stems. riAe.
- = hand and for sale, BY - sss
- IS GARRETT 4 CO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-18

We, the undersigned, believing the employ.
u,ent oi Steamboat Runners TO be alike ini1.
rious to steamboat owners and the citizens of
wheeling, and a great annoyance to the trav-
elling public, hereby pledge ourselves to give
preference IN our business to those boats that
do not employ them.
MITCHELL * CALDWELL, us. Hotel.
J. A. KLINE, Virginia Hotel,
JAMES MATHERS, Monroe House.
SHRlVER x STEELE,
FORSYTH * BAKER,
DORSEY * BLACK,
G. JACOB,
X. w. HARDING.
CHARLES ID. KNOX & SON,
Nj. * L. SWEENEY,
SAMUEL NEIL,
JAMES BAKER.
FLEMING HUNTER,
ID. J. TALLANT.
+. s. GRlESMER,
CRANGLE * BAlLEYS,
4, w. STEPHENS.
Wheeling, August 8, 1915.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-18
THE HAPPY WARMER.

bf Ola u.
Saw Sc The farmer at his plow
As you were riding by?
Or wearied meath his MONDAY toll,
When summer SUM were hiph2
And thought YOU that his lot was hard7
AMI did you thank you GJd,
lhat you and yours were not condemned
Thus like slave to plodl
Com, see him athis harvest home,
When garden, field and tree,
Conspirc, with flowing stores to fu
His barn and granary.
His healthiul children eaily sport,
Amid the new mown hay,
O%rproudly aid with vigorous arm,
His task as best they may.
The dog partakcs his masters Joy,
And guards the loaded vain,
The ieatheV people clap their wings,
Nnd lead their youngling train.
PcIchancc the hoary g%randsire's eve
Fhe glowing scene surveys.
And br,athcs a blessing ON his race,
Or guides their evening praise.
The harvest Giycris their friend,
The Maker Of The soil.
And earth. the mother, gives them bread
And cheers their patient toll.
Iome loin them round their wintry hearth
Their heartfelt pleasure see,
And you can better Judge how bIest
Ihc farmers life may be.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-18

C-SThc Pittsburgh Commercial Journal
copying from the simple aul pointlcss mani
'csto of the runners ot this city, attempts TO
defend thcm AMI condemn the citizens of the
place III their efforts To abolish the system of
steamboat running. \ few words will set
the editor right and show the difference be-
tween the motives that operate in Wheeling
aud Pittsburgh upon that subject.
During the whole of last winter when the
cantl was closed drc Pittsburghers were per-
icctly willing that the runners should exist:
but as soon as the canal was opened, and it
was 81 is'actorily proven hat the canal boat
owners who We're also steamboat owners ,coul |
carry all the travel and trade from the Cincin-
natl boats 10 the Pittsburgh boats, they abol
ished the whole system. Wheeling has sub
mittcd TO it until they became an actual NUS
ance and annoyance To the travelling public
and an injury and disgrace to the boats EN-.
ploying them, and then her citizens put them
down. They made an appeal and the Pitts
hurSh paper takes up and fuvors that appeal.
Pittsburgh had a private interest, Wheeling
lras none but the public good. The truth is
the boats are now as prominently before the
passengers as tn ever were, the western sta
ges have no runners and no one leaves the
office to solicit passengers, and never has
done il.
N much for the Journal, truth.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-18
ANOTHER sEDUCER MURDERED.

The Southern Family Journal, of Florida SAYS:
"A most deliberate and cold blooded muir
der was committed ON the list ult. at Green.
vile G. IL. in that State, upon a person of a
young man named Robert Headden, by Mr..
Dexter Wells. The weapon used by Mr.. w.
was double barrel gun. He discharged bo;h
the barrels-the contents of which Headden
received in his right and left side-nine i'm the
right and nine in the left side-numbering, al
together eighteen bullets. The unfortunate
man survived for the space of twenty. six hours
IN the most circulating pain and agony. The
trensact,op resulted rom Headten's having
seduced Wells sister a short time since
al.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-18
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
i. & T.

1NOt SALE "A steam engine, 8 inch cylinder
30 inch STR ke.
: Paper Mhl Presses complete. 40 inches wide.
would suit WI for Tohaccu or CIDER presses.
A Rag buster 10 feet long and 4 diameter.
SOr'Ing and Rag Tables.
a pair Of st'ng Ilord Wood Friction Puliies for
hosting, suitable for Grst Mills.
a Glaze for glnzing FrlIer's Bonnie, Boa rds, &c.
The nbIve articles will he sold low to close, and
any kind Of manufactured articles or produce TAKEN
in payment. Enquire at The Virginia Paper mill,
aug Is G. S L.AMBDIN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-18

ORRECTl0N.-Ou villainous rco.so,,c,
IL our article Of Saturday made Gov. Nelson
toast democratic m1nufac,nye- instead -,
domestic manufactures We ar, NOT a,,,rc
t,ai ~ M7dison's time there were any p,,ti,.
"'' manufacture styled dcmocratir and Il
""''l DC no cr'dit to amy man topi,,a s..fi
h''ht horrpf Of those which nioht f.. c,u.l
peculiarly democratic now. We n, r,,t,,,.
o'any Manufactures made b. the party which.
are oi much use to the country. M, 80.
somewhat celebrated al PlaqgcIoipos .,a !.
oihe rpars for the manufacture of vote. a.,
are adopts in manufacturing a facii,i,,. .,l
'"ia' pubic o~Pinion-flpy arr aIfsif ip g.,
.inG up new issues which are sou,.iu, .
'hise as reissues of n osmtcrieiter-t,ay b.,,
VIZ c.! Tor manufacturing ISLANDERS on cr.5t
ont gooi citiz~ns-lhpy manufacture p,..,
cents ia avery small yuy-but the o,ly t,i,,
o. domestic use which they maxi on.a or,n.j
safe is one Of the Ingredients Of SOAP. No,,
y "ouIi b'o gros imitation of I~1cotoco sls,
f'fs to MIX" Hran NrIsov. o Madisoni,n 20
p''!ican, toast any OF these 9smgcy4,e MANN
''ci'raa aud in thc uans Of his ghost IS, are
constrained Ia dcnouucc our printor Is ma h.,
.rf than l]'coio.o IT, 'hie particular.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-18
80 much for the Journal, truth.

tCE- The following is the Ticket nominated
by the Wh.g,of Washington Co for Interstate
election next fall, viz:
For 5 nate, JONATHAN KNtGHr Assembly,
JouS MELoY AND WHITE f. HoPKINS Proth-
onotnry, S. LiNToH Register, L. w. WISE;
Recorder, WILLIAM Fee; Clerk. \. j. MAR
STAN; Treasurer, ions M'hEE; Commission
or, J. G.. CHAMBERS; Auditor, L. j. YEnrY /;
Director OF Poor, }, GoRDoN. These must GER
'ainly be elected if the Wings do their duty.
a better ticket could not b. presented.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-18
VALLEY FARMER & GARDENERS

VALLEY FARMER * GARDENERS
CllRONlCLE.-We delight TO bring before
our Farmers anything that is calculated to i'm
prove the character of their farming, to ele-
vate their minds, or facilitate their farming
operations. The first number of the Pad vol
ume OF the above periodical has been forward
ed to us by the publisher at Winchester, Va.
The terms are % cents a year. 1t is published
monthly, 10 pages. There are several good ar
uicles in the number before us. Address ].
u. Benty.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-18

The New York editors are Dragging valiant
y of their dogs-one has a St. Bernard that
drowned a bull terrier, and another a mastif'
that prctcndsto be asleep to avoid whipping.
These things bear no comparison to the wis
dom OF a dog belonging to a Mr.. Polk, in
Washington city, called Thomas. He whis-
ties any tune his master wants. and not ONLY
that, but makes a thousand other smaller dogs
whistle the same.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-18

THE SAGE AND THE SIMPLETON.-
rs the late Professor Hamilton was one dav
walking near Aberdeen, he met a well known
individual of weak intellect. "Pray," said
the Professor, accosting him, -" how long can
a person live without brains ~ 'I dinna
ken" replied Jenny, scratching his head,
" how auld are We yoorsel 2"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-18
SOUTHWESTERN Roam

SOUTHWESTERN ROAD. Meetings
have been held in Scott and Grayson counties.
ard delegates appointed to the Sod,h western
Road Convention, to be held in Abingdon on
the 18th OF this month. We would again sug-
gest that a meeting be held in this place-and
u ought to be done at am early day, If at all
ana delegates appointed TO this Convention.
IL mas been suggested that the Mayor be re-
specially requested to call a meeting of the
citizens, for that puYpose-LyHch. Yirg.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-18
4 Z RlNTERs! LOOK HERE,-MacAine,y Gu

IL RINTERS! LOOK HERE-Machine,y Gu,
Wood I.ypes!-The undersigned are prepared
to Cornish TO ofder.sny s'yle,sizc or pattern Of WOOD
TfPE' equal in every respect, 10 any manu- 'ectursd
IN the Uni'ed Sioies, nj re,y loto pricss!
Our Types IRE accurately cut aud clearly and
neatly hn'shei. and warranted no, To beeorrc in
Jured ny any usage 10 which Type are ordinarily
subjected. The woods we use are mahoy,ny. box.
wood &c; end grain. and so prepared as 10 defy Tho
"c'loh oi wafer OF the atmosphere.
Having Just completed new and improved ma
chinery' we are prepared 10 Gil orders of tho
shortest notice; and being practical printers, and
ole OF us having nine yearS experience as a Job
printer al"ne, we aniiet ourselves as 10 our ability
To give satisfaction in every case.
0Papers that published The advertisement, of
Paine u Go, can have rheit orders filed by ms.
And pnpers publishing This advertisement to tho
amount OF So, will receive their cay in type when
'hree tunes the amount Of heir bill is taken vui.-a
Editors will please send papers containing The ud
that we may know where TO send spec
cImon sheets. MARTIN e. N
SW corner Of s. comore g. 81 sis, Cincinnati
mug l6 5w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-18

A BLOODY DUEL.-We are informed of
a duel, fought two mornings since near this
city, between a Pole said to be a teacher of
the small sword exercise. and a shoemaker, in
which both were killed on the spot. They
fought with pistols at five PAGES distance, and
at the first fire both fell.=N. O. Pic.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-18

MAKRlED.-On Tuesday morning last. al
the residence of William Bell, Esq. in Allie
gheny City, Hon. JOHNH III. EWING, of Wash
ington, Pa. to Miss MARGARETC BROWN.
of the former CITY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-18
'owN LOTS AND LAND FOR SALE

n'owN LOTS AND LAND FOR sAJ.pA
i The subscriber offers M private ,sIe. mo
following described desirable property, VIZ Lot No
20 and par Of lot No rs. in the 18Th squars OF
lhe Guy Of wheeling, being on The corner Of Sab
aho Quincy streets. on both Of which ne god and
convenient bH'k dwellings. SAID lots arc situated
~ me most eligible pnh u he city fer residences.
'nn VIII be sold low and on Tho following oonves
men 'efms' VIZ; One fonuh cash and NE bsiancs
~ Unfee equal insialmenls Of one. two md three
yenfs' wiih interest. and secured negotiable paper.
ALSO One hundred acres Of coal Land in The
STATE 81 Ono, opposite The city of Wheeling. lyipg
above BTdgepOn on he Ohio river, TO be divided
~ IN twenty acc lois. 10 snit purchasers. The
roal u OF superior quality, can be run BY Railroad
hio boats. ~ suitable ff manufacturers.
jy II 6'w ZANE.
Plus ureh Gsz ne copy weekly to amount Of 20.
ND charge ihis caco.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-18

DlED-On the 10Th Of July last, MIR. JAS.
MORklSoN, of Washington Co. Pa, in the
Goth year OF his age. He wasa member of the
Presbyterian Church,
On Sunday last in this city, of Cholera In.
iantum, HANNAH, infant child of Joseph and
Hannah Pedley, aged about six months.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-18

Budnapafte's army in Russia numbered
o26, 900 pefsons, and included Sc, 1000 cavalry,
10000 horses, and 200 cannon. This army
mostly persisted by the climate and shock OF
arms, after destroying 200, 900 Russians:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-18

1t is stated that President Polk is heeniug
the Russian Mission openfofAhfon V. Brown
IN the event OF his being beaten by Senator
roster IN the canvass for Governor Of Tennes-
see, which was decided last Thursday.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-18
toNsCiENCE AGAIN -The oo,,o.,o

Conscience AGAtN.-The collector of
New York received an anonymous letter OIL
Monday morning, (of which the following is
a copy postmarked "New York, 9th August
containing thirteen dollars:
The collector of taxes upon goods imported
into New York will refund Sl3 into the Trca-
sury."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-18

GOING INTO THE PULPTT.-Tbe New
York Express states that H.. Hastings Weld, of
the Saturday Post, of Philadelphia, intends to
take the clerical orders.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-18

MEX1CANCONSULATE--The MEXICAN
Consul at New Orleans, M. Avangoie, closed
his Official business on the 9th inst. and was
to lake his departure on the 9th for Mexico.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-18

HEALTH OF NEW ORLEANS.-The re.
port of the Board of Health, for the week end
ingo on Saturday, I'd instant, shows the number
OF interments TO have been 69-of these 20
were children, and 3o white adults. No case
of yellow fever Is reported,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-18

The morals of the bar will suffer no dispar-
aSement, in contrast with those of other pur-
suits. OF all that clevates aud ennoblcs
humanity, there will be found a liberal share
among the members of the bar. No city i'm
the Union, perhaps. has greater reason to b.
proud OF her talent than Philadelphia; and no
department of either science or business. can
boast OF more intelligent, upright and capable
men, proportionably, than the legal profession
Among our lawyers are to be found men with
the most refined and cultivated minds, and OF
an extensive crudition and knowledge, all of
which is brought to bear, through their pro-
ieSsional duties, and rem lers them in an emf
nent degree, capable Of discharging the arduous
and welghty trusts so frequently submitted 10
their Judgment and skill. But while the
foremost ranks of the profession exhibit a
prl@ht array oil genius and worth, there is a
regiment OF rabble in the rear, to whom we
shalt take occasion to devote a few hints here
aiter.-Phl. Chron.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-18

KENTUCKY ELECrlON.-ln the Nth
District, JAMES L. BELL, a stduAch Wing, is
elected.
THE LEGISLATURE.-The Frankfort
Commonwealth of the l2th inst. says: 1.-THE
House of Representatives, in the State lcgis-
%lature, consists of 100 members. We have
returns from ~, giving Is Wings. % Demo
Gratis, one tie, and p TO BE- heard from.
10 the State Senate 10 members were To le
elected, of whom the Wings have elected five
certain and one probably, and the Democrats
three certain and one probably.
with the returns in hand, and estimating
the counties to be heard from according tn our
best lights, we think the Senate will stand %
Wings TO l3 Democrats, and the House IS
Wings to IL Dem. ,-giving the Wings IL ma.
Jority in the Senate, Ii i'll the House, and y
on joint ballot"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-18

The Newark Advocate of the 26th of July
says'-'Suits were brought in three instances
TINS week before Justice Bancroft, by the hol-
ders OF the paper of the Bank of St. Clair, en-
dorsed by the Smiths, against the endorsers,
ana the only defence they set up was, that
tc notes ioerc issued in Uioldtion of the ldps of
INC otdfc, and that they therefore were not
liable Tor their redemption. The Jury were
unable to agree TO a verdict in all of these ca
ses, and they were discharged
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-18

BISHOP oNDERDONk'S CASE-Thc
friends Of Bishop Onderdonk in New York are
cndSavoriug to have him rcinsta,cd as acting
Bishop ct the Diocese. Quite an extensive
correspondence has recently been published
pro and CON, in relation to part of which we
find the following reference nv a New York
correspondent OF the Boston POST
The Rev. MIR. Butler. rector of the churches
IN the dioccSs of New York. has. within a
week OF ter days. rendered himself conspicu-
Gus by the publication Off letter. in which he
very bitterly opposes ail a~sSails Bishop On
derdons, AMI takes very strong ground i'm
opposition 80 'hC restoration OF that suspended
diocesan. The letter has called forth q re-
spouse from one at the friends of the Bishop.
He treats the Rev. Mr.. Butler with great rirlc-
ness aud severity. and charges him with tn,
sius of hascncssa and insratithle. lie saws that
some years since MIR. Butler was In this city,
III a most deplorahlc condition. diseased, and
without n penny TO sustain himself. That
whilst thus situated, he called on Bishop
Ondcrdcnk, or wrote to him imploring hisaid
10 secure him a place III the Charity Hospital
where he wished TO 60 aud die. The Bishop
listened m~ournfully To his tale. heard it with
tears IN his eyes, and sid to him, mo, my
poor brother, this must not be. You must not
seek AN asylum ma public charity. Go,selcct
you a respectable and responsible boarding
house, employ nurses, be at any expense YOU
please. get well, be happy, and ! uiH pay all
your bills" So said, so done. Mr.. Butlcr
accepted the offer of the humane and generous
Bishop, was restored TO health and happiness,
and. In requital of the bcncvolcnce aud chart
~ thus extended, now turns round and at
tempts to blast the man and the hand that
/ gtn.gAr.1 b., -, IL -. - -
Such is the substance OF the letter, in reply To
MIR. Butler. OF its falsehoodo or truth, | know
nothing, but, whether TRUE or false, | cannot
see what bearing II can lcgitimately have on
the question of the guilt or innocence of the
III. Reverend Benjamin I. 0~nderdonh."
The Rev. Mr.. Butler is the husband of the
principal witness against the Bishop, and was
once an asSistant rector in this city and recently
pastor OF one of the Episcopal Churches in
Georgetown, d. C.-BaL. SIN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-18

The Hon. Henry A. Wise, u. S. Minister
to Brazil, has sent to the National Institute at
washington, two animals-a young South
American leopard and a species of antelope
from the province OF Gears. They were. Mr.,
wise states IN his letter accompanying them.
presented TO him for the Institute BY A. Ilde-
ionxo Gomez, a gentleman of science, n learn
ned physician, and the best naturalist in Bra
III who has promised to procure for the In
stitule specimens of the seeds and plants of
Brazil at the proper season. Mr.. Wise basal
so sent tn the Institute II specimen of the fruit
OF an African tree. called Boablb. which he
thus describes. "The fruit is similar to the
gourd in shape and size. and covered with a
green telt-like rind. The substance of the
rind is as hard, nearly, as the shell of the CO.
coanut, But il YOU will cut OF the stem and
open IT at the stem end, YOU will find it to
contain natural cream of tartar, which en-
closing the seed, and strung on fbres similar
to those OF the tamarind pod.i used to make a
cooling, acidulous beverage. quite
refreshing in a hot climate, and similar in its
medicinal effects to that of the substance it SO
much resembles"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-18
QUESTION OF VERACITY.ZTbc Re-

QUESTION OF VERAClTY.-Thc Rev.
o. 5. Morrell Chaplain of the Auburn Prison,
has published a card ina paper of Western New
York, in which we find the following refu,a-
ton of assertions made by "Nlr. Green, the
reformed gambler" which have been published
IN almost every paper in the United States
MIR. Morrell says!
All MIR. Green has said about WAITS hav-
ins confessed TO hun, that h with three Others
were whipped a thousand lashes at Vicksburc
which had been the cause of scven murders,
and that Gordon was the seventh man he
(WyatO had killed, and that Wyatt positively
KILLED a man at ST. Louis, for which AN innoc.
ent man was hung. and that he (Vyat) said
he killed Tucker in 1889 between Na,chcz and
New Orleans, Is untrue to my positive know
ledge.
Mr.. Green's visits were all made i'm nv
presence, while Wyatt was confined i'm his
cell, a room some 4 by Z feet in size, hence all
that passed between them could b. distinctly
heard and known by ALL"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-18
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
a VALUABLE FARM IN CABELL CONN.
IA TY, NlRGlNIA--This farm lies ON The o..
mo nVer i've miles below Guyandofie, and contains
Z'o acres. 2O9 Of which is bottom. IT'S acres
e'eafed md not inferior 10 any soil in Tho Ohio
bolton. In a good state Of cult walton.
The improvements consist Of a large dn cling
mouse Kitchen and smoke house. all OF brick. Al
Wen OF good pure water, barn. stable. orchard. &c.
IERMS-One third casb. the remoindepin two
or three payments 10 suit The pufchosets.
jy 25 3.nw JAMES PoAcE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-18
GAPS! CAPS! HATS, HATs,-Rece;

(tAPS! CAPS! HATS! HATS! -Receiy.
cd This day NJ my cheap Hat and Cap esiab-
lshm"ni.a splendid assortment Of Youths and Bows
Black Souch Caps a very fashionable article; Chill
dfen's black Fancy clUlh caps; a few dox Of genile-
men s glazed s'ouch and Thin caps ahd The most
superior oidny in this city. Going cheap.
S ID HARPER.
All binds NJ Hats on hand. Constantly manu-.
laciured in superior style. Gentlemen viii please
leave their mensnrcs. and in a few DAYS shall have
a hat mol 10 be beaten in this city. Warranted not
% break. mug IA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-18

DR.. Caldwell, an American writer on phys
zeal education, contends that a well balanced
BRAIN, contributes to long life, while a pas
slonate and turbulent one tends much TO
aordse lt-and if persons knew how many
dangers IN life they escaped by possessing
lmildness OF temper, instead of the opposite
disposition, how eager would he the aim of
all men 10 cultivate il.