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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-15

MIVOR SABE.-'rbe Farm Al tho mouth NJ
n Glcnns Ron 10 Ohio county. Virginia, cm.
hiGUng about $50 acrcs. formFrly the property Of
Josiah Chnrne deceased. aud adjoining lnrds Of
the hcits 81 Y Farmer and others II lies immedt-
sIeIy ON The hank Of the Ohio river. within iunr
miles of Wheeling, has on it a number Of first rne
coal banks within a iew rods NJ the river. and Is
yell stored with limestone together with several
good quofnc. ~ first fate sand stone There Is 60
lU acres Of river bottom, and the Ics,duo i. uth
me siork hill land
u VIII tie sold on reasonable credit. md ioss.
tber OF ~ separaie parcels purchaser. may prefer
Sur inrlher particulars call On The sub. cfber in
wheeling. Z JACOB. nr
OCT ~ WM REYNOLDS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-15
$3O,OOOi
ALEX ANDIsIA I,OTrERy

Glass 40 if lSi5 10 he drawn AT AIex,utlrla ID G.
o. IL. 1915. IS numbers. IL ballnls
of s3OOUO I OF 10000 OF 5000 Of 3OoO
Tickets 10 coils; certificate uf &c wLoics viii
be sent for li5 dolls; shares in ,roportron.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-15

FHNWiLLsD BAGS-Supcrior HOME MADE
n Twllled Bags. just received from Ohio for
sale 10y Cjy 25) " Il SELBY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-15

n EwELRY--Jnst reed his Day. god a,sorl.
- ment III Gold Finger Rmg'. Breast Pms Brace.
Tets, Shirt Studs aud Watch Slides; lor snle by
oet1f o FAlRCHILD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-15
w Il SELBY.

hN HAND-A general variety of WH'TE
. GOODS. such nr. plaid nsd striped
Farelon, Swiss ADD Jaconel MusIirs for Dire ses,
&c. jy rs w 4 SELBY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-15
MANAGERS, OFFICE.
READ QUARTERS
October SCHEMES rOP 1915
PRIZES OF $4,000 rs $40, 900.

tlass 2l6 for ISIS; drawn at Balimore Octr IS
1913 10 numbers. ~ drawn ballots.
3 OF $4,000 of 5000 III 1000 so II 1000
Tickets dolls; certificate of % wholes sem
for 10 dolls; shares IN proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-15
NYNL.IE IL oI.nuAm

ATTORN Ely AT LAW.
hA1 ILL PRACTICE IN the C"nu, Of Marshall
w Tyler. ard Ohio COMMITTEES. Va OFFICE AT
c. ii. Va. GRAVE CREEK +, ST OFFICE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-15

TNo THE LADIES Just rccci we'd nj ,be shoe
Emporium south end ~ Marx 81 Sonofe /
trunk of very superior bali Caters tipped with M.
tent cali SKIN; I trunk Of 6nc KID Bu.kin Siinne r..
! do do Paris Tie do TODD a. HOWELL.
oct 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-15

We ~ u OHhs
A RE in receipt of an extensive assortment Of
~ NEW GOODS ior Fall and Winter Wear
comprising French and English Cloths Tor Dress aud
tfo'k coats; Cassnercs IN great variety of styles;
SIX. Satin, Nleiino aud Velvet Veslings; Milled
Cloths, TMeeds. Sc. for OveIroaIs. which will he
made mp Ia order. through The aid "f efficient
corps OF Cutters rs eau Toe found IN The country an
essential po;ni IN the economy To ahch we would
direct, aud IN rendering The style aud Character OF
our garments such must satisfy the discriminating
maj our views 81 theaEness are based on the
produc ION Of any ohcr than FIST rate carmen :;
such as hase sustained our system oi small profits
nrd quick relurEs. and prompted the 50 lichaon oi
call from lhuse who would really fleet saving
oi he extra per ceuioge LEVIED under the credit sy
TEN
The attention directed To The Paniaoons depart.
men must continue TO offer inducements to those
who appreciate fit tbmhiuing ease and elegance
la add lion 10 the usual assortment uf GOODS
kept toy The Trade, we have always GA hand ready
made Dress and Frck coats, PautalOons. Vests, &c.
Ia answer The requirement., OF those who. in cases
o. emer ency' may require f 81 rate SUIT. Also.
Fancy Dress articles IN great variety; Scnrfs. era
watts. uandherchIeis, Gloves. Suspcndc $. IInsie,,
Under Vests, Drawers, Linen and Mnslin Srrl.
collars, &c. &c 3m r's'e oct 7
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-15
.IssoLuTIoN OF Co-pARTNrn

NUTiCE- ROBERT CRANGLE (of tie late
/ " firm Of CiangIe & Bhileys,) having n,sociated
with Inn, Henry Cfnnele ond James Daizcll. will
continue The Wholesale Gr"cPry aud Comm ion
der The firm of II CRANGLE a. co.
oci III
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-15
SMALL cry LorTE,

Draws as follows jbtpughon The month ol October
Draws on Tuo sdays--Caplal prize $4,000
Whole Tickets 81 ceriiical. ui .nckrse vboles
SIP; shares in proportion.
Draws on Thnrdnys-EoPiin prize $1,000.
Whole Tickets 81; certificates of package mholcs
Sl4; shares ~ proportion.
Draws on Suurjays--Cnpinl prize 5 1000
Whole Tickets 81; certificate OF package wholes
Sll: shares IN pr portion.
Address your orders To
scp27 n l. DORSEY, Wheeling. Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-15

n HAVE This day received my idii Stock 81
n French Ptriumery. which will lie sold very
low Tor cash, II Consists Of The following or lces IN
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-11

cd Of any division in the party by the urging of his
claims. He is not politician for the Of the spoiIs
and though very unusty treated by professed democrat
c Legislature two years ago. the traiorous members Of
which have been consigned political obscurty by hon.
constituencies he has wavered support of the
principles he believed to be rght He will cheerfuy &C.
quiesce in the decisions Of his party friends: E.
U.S. SENAToR-As the question as to who is most
likely represent the Democracy of Indiana in the
Senate of the United States is pretty generally
agitatng the public mind we shall take the response
bity of speaking for the Democracy in this section
We know of no that would give more general
satisfaction, and the time fill that exalted sta
ton with dignity TO himself, and honor to his
party, and security to the people Of Indiana than our
own distinguished townsman THOMAS L. Smith, Esq.
He is able writer bold and fearless Democrat
has often been weighed In the great political bal
ance, and has never yet been found wanting: He is
talented and industrious, and would if honored with
the high trust, be ornament TO his party and en-
honor TO the State We shall have more to say upon
this subject, by and by.-Nep Albany Dem. Aug. 20
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-11
A Dausper.

The Indiana Patriot, out-and-out Cass paper,
throws the following cold dash on Morrison Co.,
and evnces some considerable foresight Perhaps it
is becoming little jealous well as having learn
ed something from experience. Whatever may be
the cause, we commend the article following, from
the Patriot, as sound in every particular.
THE PREsIDENcY.-Some of our exchanges begin
already to talk of the Presidency in 1S4S This may
do to talk about but nothing more at present certain
ly When we shall have joyfully returned with the
aurels of another Gubernatorial victory then will
be time enough TO open the campaign of 4S. 1t is
matter of far greater importance to Ihdana's favor
lite that his friends should be prudent than that this
or that one should be in the lead Let the friends of
Gen. Cass rather vie with another, as to who
shall do most to secure the pernanency of correct
principles in Indiana. No man dies so hard a death
in politics he who falls by the mprhdence of his
friends.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-11
That Fxposure.

The last Beacon" asks "Does The Governor know
man named Nj. Willet - and then intimates that
neither the "Chapmans" or the Governor dare i'm
peach his veracity or question his democracy.
We presume Dunn has reference 10 Col. Marinus
Willet, of Rush county If this be the gentleman,
neither the Chapmans the Governor have any dis
position to impeach his veracity or question his de-
mocracy, especially as Mr.. Wiet, so far as we are
informed has neithec said written any thing in re-
lation to Gov. Whitcomb or his democracy and from
the high character which he sustans in Indiana as
gentleman and democrat, we are satisfied he will
not be found co-laborer with John P. Dunn in the
work of sowing the seeds of disunon dscord in our
party Major. you will have to find some other wit
ness; you can't use Mr.. Willett.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-11

lntrguers for the most part selfish and interest
ed In all their motives and actions But this remark
is liable to exceptions. There certain individuals
who truly patriotic, who addicted to the habit
Of prosecuting their designs by secret and artful
management in preference to frank and open
But all kinds of discrimination rksorne to most
minds, the majority unwilling to practise it,
cept for the sake of promoting selfish advantage.
There are not many who will forego the pleasures of
sincerity from patriotic or benevolent motives Hence
it is true thatthe majority of dissemblers peculiar
ly selfish The idea of sefshness is almost insepa-
rably connected with that of intrigue and manage
ment, and far benevolent or patriotic citizen
allows himself to practise it, he exposes himself to
the accusation of selshness. 1t may be said, with
truth, that the majority Of politicians ntriguers.
Without fcertain degree of manguyeriDg, they would
be oblgedSo sacrifice many points, which essen
tial to their advancement They must affect to have
been the advisers of successful measures which they
really opposed and the opposers of many unsuccessful
measures which they really advocated. Tie whole
political game, on all sides, is not more game of
skill than agame of decet and meet with success,
BY perfectly frank and honest course, requires SO
much more ability than to meet with success by an
arfn course, that of ordinary Abilities like the
majority of politicians, most apt prudeRty to pre-
fer the latter. When a Of inferior Abilities is
prompted by ambition to enter the of politics,
be finds it necessary to practice MANY afu expedents
to place himself level with men of strong minds.
The may be said Of men of feeble courage, who
though possessed of good Abilities dare not risk their
success by fair and open dealing Hence the majori-
ty of ntriguers either of feeble minds OF
little courage They dare not risk the loss of pOpu-
larity by bold avowa of their opinions and de-
sgns-ther ambition greater than their enthusiasm
They have all that low cunning which fits them for
partisans but of that lofty daring which fits them
for reformers.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-11
NOTICE.
FIRK INSURANCE cowPaSr.

OFFICE INDIANA Mutual FIRE INSURANCE CoNPANr,(
~,,,, Indianapolis, Sept 4. Is4S. !
Member; Of said Company hereby notified thar
the payment Of Losses Fire Estimated Interest thereon to Jan
Company since ns Ose e SUSTAINED snd @ by 1e
thousand six hundred dollars thirty following
the members thereof Treasurer day
November next en'9 ON N sS ses hsFf foR &c T
On all notes dated September dis
nsged al TINS DATE being from No 1872 TO No 1914 both nelu
IS s4 being from s TO an" So On Gs ssSss
tT on "a. S"5 N tsres gsarttrs per cent
November s 4 being from No 1924 No 1852 both ineu
ali Notes after November IS 1884, and on or before
December g. 1874 being from No. 1900 to No 1884, both nelu
On an Notes GATED % 1ss before
sivs. Zee and one quarter per cent -
after December 81 1884, and on or before
Apr lss being from No 3Ol5 No $780, both inclusive
On all Notes dated amer April o 1885, and on or before May
e5 being from No. 30l to No $780, both inclusive tO and
on EXPIRED AND DISCHARGED NOTES.
On All Noes expired or discharged on or after September 90
and on OF before October s 44 and not given and
On Notes expired discharged October Is 1884, on
or before November % 1874, and given and Tires
expired discharged after November o. 1884, and
on or before IS 1884, and not given and thrs
On Notes expired discharged after 95 1884,
before December o. l and given up and
On Notes expired discharged
or before December 81 1914 and not given up eg and three
Notes expired or discharged after December 81 1874 and on
eent.
On Notes expired discharged April O. 1885, and
before May T. 1885, and eern half
On Notes expired A.
fore September T. lS45,
Ordered That the Treasurer charge Interest Assessments
not paid before November 5, 1545.
Receipts forwarded
duly authorized whom Members
prompt payment. will
naming unpaid and after the 5h day Of November which
wi Be- % 81 y s on
their premium agreeable eleventh
Charter. Of the State Bank of
Notes. and of the paying banks Kentucky and
Ohio will he required for
In where members deHaed their Policies by OF
the assured otherwise they hereby notified that
Is their duty surrender discharge the
amount due the time surrender. agreeable
qunen Of the fifteenth section of the charter which
enforced by the officers Of the Company. This important
matter TO members that Agents especially requested call
their attention it, and give the information regard
Policies discharge
local Agents. and addressed the Secretary. In Mill
policy be discharged the Note
10 the date Of sHrrender paid
JAMES BLAKE
Publishers OF the following named pub
h the above notice 10 the amount Of free dos in their
their bills
the Company who Is hereby authorized the viz
Gazette New Albany, Palladium. Richmond, Sentinel, Fort
Wayne Terre Hau Gazette Vincennes Free Press
Lafayette Journal Evansville,
Press South Bend Telegraph LoganspOrt Democrat Goshen
The publishers Of the above viii please forward their
containing the advertisement to the Treasurer e93w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-11
state of Indiana---Marion County.

N PRoBATE COURT COUNTY.
Henry p Todd administrator, Frances Phillips adminstra
of the Estate of Israel Phillips deceased Thomas Phil
lips James Phillips Israel Phillips William Phillips John Phil
lips, Sarah Ann Phillips, Ctharne Phillips and Nancy Phillips.
Petition for sale Of Real Estate, &c.
ISRAEL Phillips Of the above named defendants is hereby
notified that of said Probate
the above named Henry Todd and Frances Phil
lips administrative, of the Estate of Israel Phillips, deceased
filed this petition in said or the purpose Of procuring
of certain real therein described make the
their hands debts against
against him and the other defendants above named the heirs OF
said Israel Phillips deceased also affidavit Of DISTINGUISHED
person showing that he resident Of the State Of Indiana
that said petition pending In said court and further that
he said Israel said the fist day OF the
term thereof be held at the in
second Monday October and said petition
show why such real estate should be sold
and by said petition prayed and that in default thereof
will be taken against him.
BY order of the court
Attest, 293W r. B. DUNCAN. elk.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-11
Hoi for yIusic

We are informed that the celebrated vocal twin sisters
Misses MAcoMBEH, will shortly be here, with the inen-
ton of treating music loving community with some
of their best efforts Mr.. Friend, (rnd pronounce
hira friend of the ades) accompanies the sisters. and
is not si0rS in the line himself Now all prejudice asiao
lei US all hear these fine vocasts and for Danish duh
by listening that which is social instructive and
amusing Did our limits permit, would publish an
tense, of their pieces But when "Pilgm Fathers
FIsw gently sweet Avon, "Cape Ann, al cannot dance
tonight" and the Temperance Song
"Oh Jane I'm sure don't deserve punishment like this
among the "hul lO" who so cool as not to go-and
try to get-sat-no-a musical-tr-wife !-Bachelors
attend You need not marry but one, if they twins
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-11

A. Mr.. Amos, a wheelwright at Newport, Indiana,
attempted suicide by cutting his throat the 2lst
ult. Religious prenzy is said to be the cause Va
bash Express.
The Railroad from Cincinnati IN. Easterly) to
Xenia is in operation and for the first time since the
world was made, the distance between Cincinnati and
Columbus was accomplished on the 10Th ult. by day;
hight.
The camp meeting rioters, nine persons, have been
committed prison for trial in Baltimore, for dis
turbing the Bethel camp meeting. Five others were
admitted to bail in $500 each.
The wife of Ex-Gov. Thomas, of Maryland, has
filed and published notice of her intention to apply
to the Virginia Legislature for a bill of divorce:
OrrThe Miller Tabernacle at Boston has become a
theatre
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-11
Indiana state University.

The annual commencement of Indiana State University
will take place, on Wednesday 2ith inst The examina-
ton of the classes will be during the previous week.
On Thursday evening, G. NJ Oyerstreet, of Franklin,
will deliver Address before the Athenian Society, and
confer diplomas her graduates 1t also expected
that the Rev. Alexander Campbell will address the same
Society.
The exercises commencement day will be oraons
from the members of the Senior class; Address from
John W. Cowan, of Frankfort to the law class, and the
Baccalaureate Address by President WYLIE. On the
evening of the day the Rev. III. w. BEEcHER OF
indianapolis will address the Phomethean Society," and
confer diplomas on her graduates
The Alumni and all friends Of the Institution and of
literature solicited attend The exercises will be
such as will we'll reward them for their visit.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-11
Very Hard.

Coon editor, and Skunk editor,-the one at
Corydon and the other at Lawrenceburgh, are quite
wrathy because did not get the Post Office here.
They each act naturally, and we find no fault with
them on that account But they will allow to say,
that we think the President knows what he is about
and requires of their advice. We are satisfied
also and neither the President ourselves badly
scared at their ortu wrath GIVE shall not COM
nit forgery either to get or retain an office.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-11

AccIDENr.-On Saturday morning last, team driv-
en- by, it is understood, Mr. Byefss when about a
mile west town. became somewhat refractory, owing
to led horse, and Mr.. B. attempting to manage it,
his lines brook and he thrown. the wagon passing
over his head through his mouth, completely crushing
his lower jaw. On Monday morning, he was still
alive deIirous and but little hopes entertained Of his
surviving. Mr. Byers, if that is bis correct name,
was from Putnam county, and had been here with a
load Of lime. He was stout young man, some p
years Of age.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-11

We hail the result in Indiana with no common
pleasure, as Indicative Of the strength Of the Admin
lstraton as well of Democratic measures in the
heart of the Great West whose influence on the poll
tics of the nation must increase from year to year,
and whose support, time will show to be vital to the
success of any MISUNDERSTANDING, ~ Y, Ar
gus. Aug. 81.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-11

05Some of the coiners in this country very
adroit A number have been arrested in western New
York, but they usually counterfeted American half
dollars, which bear date 1888. and are of the old
stamp. As the die was changed that year, there is
no genuine half dollars of that date and stamp. As
existing United States coin initiated, offence
was committed The mysteries of law are great.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-11
New Inv Library.

We have received the Sd number, completing the
first volume of this valuable publication. 1t contains,
1. the conclusion of Legal Maxims, most excellent
compilation to the practical lawyer; and Of Plead
ing the General Issue under the New Rules of the
Courts of Westminster and of the Evidence Appica-
bic to Issues Obtained by Pleading Specially under
those Rules, by Henry Roscoe, ESQ.,, of the Inner
Temple, Barrister at Law. Mckinley s. Lescure,
publishers, Harrisburgh Pa.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-11
ft.5-The aWahash Times,, IS the name Of new

G5-The "Wabash Times is the name of new
paper spoken Of as about being established at Vim
cennes, by R. N. Carnan and II. Fauntleroy, Esqs.
1t will probably advocate the claims of John Ewing
and r. ~ Carnan to all the Offices in the gift Of the
people Of Knox county, and make severe punches in
the ribs Of Sam. judah sad the Vincennes Gazette,
which said poor man ought not to be entitled to
vote with man worth 100000. Never mind. Cad,
they can't hurt you.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-11
R. B. DUNCAN. elk.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry!
WI Miracles nerer cease! More Evidence of its
surprising health Restorative Virtues -!
8 Z Z 8 & Z q Z & 3

VA Miracles nerer cease ! More Evidence Of its
surprising health Restorative Virtues -!
z T T.. Z !. =. 4 e. u..5'I. - Z Z
Messrs. Sanford Park. Springfield KY May Il, Is45.
eens-I take this opportunity of informing
markabIe performed upon by the of Dr war Bal
sam of Wild Cherry
year 1870 taken inflammation bowels
which labed under for weeks when gradually recovered
In the fall of 1891 attacked with cold which
itself upon lungs and for the space three years
fined bed all kinds Of medicines
of medical aid without benefit along
winter 1884, Of Cherry"
Ny persuaded give trial. though given up
all hopes recovery prepared myself change
another world. Through their solicitations induced make
Of Cherry The effect
truly astonishing After years aictiOn pain
fering and after having spent four five hundred dollars
and the best and respectable physicians had proved
uavaing, blessing
God and the of Dr.. wistars BaIssm Of Wild Cherry.
enjoying good health, my appear.
that longer known when former aequsint
anees.
Ihave gained rapidly weight, my flesh firm and solid
much person. agree
with have during the last months than had
FIVE years before.
Considering my almost miracle, necessary
the good the afflicted and duty the pOpor and
fellow ShO should know where relief may hs had
make this public.
May blessing. upon prOpetOrs
bic medicine as Wistarf Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
Yours respectfully, NJ. II. BAKER.
aThe following Rehey Franklin Ind
who stands high in his protection among poll
tcians Of the State shall speak for
Genuine wistar's Of Cherry
Franklin, Ind, April IA, 1875.
Messrs. Sanford Park-I a
Of wild cherry remaining hand Of the lot furnished
by heretofore waited until had sold
the money for one lot before ordered another But such the
demand for the article IL,
therefore led anticipate little The money lot shall
be forthcoming by the time the lot disposed Of which, from the
sales have made lately think will be but short The e
e Of the basam are in many strkingy beneficial n
upon acquaintance other Medicine
hare known Almost all others fail upon trial.
ing able bear experience,
This however, be highly valued by those who have
tested its and experienced healing efficacy
Yours very respectfully, JAMES RITcHEY.
Price 81 per bottle. Sold by SANFORD & PARK,
Northeast Of Fourth and Walnut sts.
And ~ ToMLISsoN BROTHERS, indianapolis. n