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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-23

There seems Ia b, small Cabal in this citv.
who are banded together for sinister purposes,
which they hope 90 effect by their attack upon
thc Union We despise their a2enis--we
DEFY their efforts. They will iuiure themselves
more than they injUre Us. Such is the case Of
the Charleston Mercury" We have warn
ed the people about the little confidence which
eau be repostd IN the most oil these Washing
Ton correspondents, and every day experience
only confirms -ihc warnings which we have
given
One OF the correspondents of the Charles.
ton Courier twhig} Is niifre guarded in his
assertions, and even dgnilisd IN his manners;
out ne, too, MillIind HIMSELF mistaken in the
position which he l. assigning to the President
Let MN be assured that Nh Polk will never
SacTihce his great principles TO amy inaginar,.
'Ji1sie muien, or 10 ANY false spirit OF noder
alton. 1t his policy should not happen 10
please TINS or that une, IL will at least suit his
own conscious opinions Ut the duty which he
owes 10 his country. We may 20 further.
and say, that II his policy does mot suit q
single man ia his CablGet' he Will consult
his own principles. But we have 40 idea
that his cabinet will differ with him: aud we
ought TO have as little tear of their success i'm
The public councils. Seven weeks, however.
Will pass away. aud then all the idle specula-
tons OF the Washington correspondents OF
the whig editors viii vanish Like dew-drops
upon the lions name. - Washington Union.
Whether the above is most worthy of d
laugh or condemnation it is difficult to say.
SO Mr.. Polk viii consult his own principles
IN defiance OF his cabinet, and he has the lions
name toe.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-23

plsr, were alarmed last night by the sudden
explosion ola pistol. which proved to have
been caused by the suicide OF a foreigner, ap.
parendy Pole. The person in question had
only occupied the lodgings for The two pre-
vious days Nothing was found ~ elected TO
iden,iiy the body, which will be buried to.
morrow night without funeral service. the
worthy Coroner rcmarkinG that clearer cas-
ot ''teto desc never came fore him"
Excellent Coroner was il because " the bod,
Was not ideniiiied, AID. apparently b-lung-
eel to soms Obscure Pole" that "ths clear.
ness o the case 81 forcibly struck YOU
And YOU, thoughtloss readers, do You tliink
this melo dramatic sketch1 o. our honour
II is page out OF that sealed book of all inr
ginary ca,astrophe-Real Lille.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-23
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
ST. LOUIS MARKET.
New ERA OFFrc

wednesday Evening, Oct. 10, lSl5.
IOBACCO--Ihe sales this week amount
70 only 10 hhds. D passed, and l3 refused
The former sold at prices ranging from SO IS
to 50; and the latter from 81 30 TO 81. 30 ~
100 lbs.
hhAD-A sale of II pigs was sold on Sat
urlay at $40, which was the last sale heard
OF. To-day holders are firmat 1878. There
- very little IN market, and prices tending
upward.
FLOuR-There is very little doing in this
article, consequently prices are merely nomi-
nal. We quote City Mills at So 62I9S4:
and Country at 330S3,25. A sale OF 80 bbls
OF Country was made yesterday at the latter
figures, which is the only transaction heard of
since our last. In fact there is very little
arriving.
BEANS-Ths article has downward ten
dency. We quote 50 to 90c " bushel.
ONlONS-Are much in demand. Some
few lots received the past week, sold at 52,9
= BEEF AND PoRK-Saies have been made
of prime pork at 81 and mess AT Sl4. Prime
beef is held at So 90
BACON-Nothing but hams on hand. of
which sales are made from store at Sc; stock
ample for the season; arrivals light.
LARD-We quote prime at FAC; inferior
at &c.
TALLoN arrives in small lots, command
ing 51053c
BEESWAX-The demand is good, : and
sales are made at 26 cents.
FEATHERS are in steady demand at %
to 2Jc.
HIDES-Dry flint 7a7l; dry sailed Ga, and
green sailed cents.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-23
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l7,3P. NJ.
LATE ERnM NTEyJCn

The barque Elizabeth J. arrived here this
morning in IL days exactly from Havana.
She brings news OF the arrival at Havana of
the English steamer Avon, in 1 days from
Vera Cruz, with dispatches to the English
Consul She had on board the sum of g. 625. :
06o, destined for England, being the gather
ings OF all the conductas al both Irampico and
Vera Cruzup to the 81 inst on which day she
lett She had also on board 20 passengers
among whom was banished General of Diyis-
ION OF Santa Anna's late army, and the well
known late Minister for Foreign Affairs.
Bocanagra. He too we learn, was among
the prescribed by the Herrera party now IN
power III the capitol.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-23
A2Ee9'NfsEz'G fO1. lS1G
THE SOUTHERN
LITERARY MESSENGER

> a Monthly Periodical, devoted Ii, every ,l.
u dnfment al Literature and the Fine Aris. IL
has been established more than eleven years during
which IL has Stood at the head or American PERI
odicals. Il is published in the nea test STYLE n,J
contains great variety OF Interesting and instruc
ave reading;-dfering widely from n majority of
our Publications. in The soldiiy and utility Of lin
Contents.
Novels. Tales, Poems, Travels, ESSAYS, Criiioue,
reviews Historical and Biographical Sketches,
fapets On the Army Navy. General P.litics apd
other National lntercss adorn i,s psgcs
TO THE SOUTH AND WEST
u confidently appeals for support While il IL
dlstInoiIvely the friend ond advocate OF the South
al q "esi II is not sectional. having always circu.
lated quite widely in The North and Ens,. and bov
img impaired higher National character 10 the
ferodic"l Literature III Tho United States Its
moO Is IN the Union aud FOR tho Union! In The
son'h and Tor The South" But the South md West
should especially cherish it, as il is the ONLY Li,ero.
" J""rna OF long and high standing, within all
'heir wide borders. and has vindicaied and promo.
'od ,ne'r rights and interests Doring another wear.
u WI seek To extend lis usefulness and fame and
s9''e''S The increased patronage Of the public; and
aSo 'h'oRes The aid OF lis present patrons, in OK.
tending lis circulation.
us contributors rune rons embracing Pro.
lcs''ora and amateur writers OF the first ds,inc,ion
10 'he present efficient corps. new writer's will be
aSceh, aud neither trouble nor expense will be
spared to make The work emincniy worthy Of pat.
ronnge. ~
THE TWELFTH VOLUME or THE MESSENGER.
Nnmber CNXXiV. will commence on the Is, of
Jnnnny 1916 Each Number Contains Ga Super
h"y'l o'lavo pages. II makes. during the year, a
lnrge ond elegant volume
reduction Of Postogs.--In order 10 reduce ia a
postage as much as possible. the Messenger will be
published on lighter paper Of the best quality Sinh.
sci,he's are invited TO send IA their orders on tho
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CIno OF i"o or 81 so per copy Club Of Five
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-23
IN ELoorENr EtEISloN --rho fnl. |

AN ELOQUENT BFFUSl0N. The fol-
lowing thrilling and sOul-inspiring cilusion
of liberty snd glory, is said TO have been de-
hyered by the commandant of bare loot corr
pany in lie Hoosier State, shortly after receiy.
ing the iull report that Mexico had declared
war against the United States. The report
may not be exactly verbatim, though it is evil
dent the spirit is there:
Men OF blood and friends OF Washington
amt that old boss Genenl Jacksonl Want
your attention. Lightnin has bust upon us,
and Jupiter has pourcd The ilc of his wrath
down the greasy shankS of the Mexicans,--
Thunder has broke leose and slipped its cable,
and the mighty valley OF the MaSsasip rcvcr-
btiates tie thousand-tongue Missing OF Santa
Anna ana the smaller ignorant faiths that re-
wolves around that benighted and wooden
legged pop-gun of the Montczumas.
Citizens and sires on tue bloody ground on
which our fathers catawampouslv poured out
their Claret free as lie To enrich the soil over
which we now hover, and watch with hyena
eyes; let the catamount of the inner varnlint
loose, aud prepare the Chessy-cat of vengeance,
for the long looked for day has aniyi The
crockodile OF the MasSasip has gone into his
hole, and the sun that lit King David and his
host across the Atlantic Ocean looks down up
ON the scene and drops a tear to It's memory. =
Hoses, am with your And while the stars
OF Uncle sam and the stripes of his country
trlumphantly- wave in the breeze -whar-
whar Is the craven, low-lived, chicken bred.
toad-hoppln, red mouthed mothers of We who
Will NOT raise the beacon light of triumph-
swou'e the citadel of tire sgsreslor. and press
onward TO liberty and glory! Whoopt-
H-u-r-r-a-h! Whars the iRHemy
------------------
The Havre Packet which left New York on
Friday took out about $4,000 in Specie
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-23

vegetables his own hands raise, is clothed on
the product oi his labor, and sells TO the South
his chairs "a dollar apiece. Here is, so far
Is relative wealth is concerned. charge froni
Sorth to South, OF one million OF dollars an
nualiy. The same may be sail OF Be,ist,aas
b,treaus, Tables, &c, which, in reality. con.
sumo thc whole stock of cotton. sugar and
tobacco, upon articles OF labor, the original
value OF the stock of which was nothing. or
very near il. The loss then, To- che South. is
N neglect of the true capstai of all ma tons
LABOR.
II would appear from due detection on the
facts bat briefly referred 10 above, that the
South can expect no great and permanent adj
vantage, either from direct trade. or the facili.
ties OF commerce, but she must lnanu.acture-
apply her great resource, labor, 10 the supply
Of her wants--must make her own chairs. Ia.
bles, bureaus, clothes, buttons, shoes, hats
caps. shirts, rots, kettles, and oil that She
now btysfrom the Horih the only value OF
which is the ldbor that is on tlreua..
The author of the article in question has ouv
views upon the whole matter. II he would
do a real good to the South he must buy star.
ling for every house top, aud teach it to cry
labor make what YOU use" and sell what
YOU can. That is the way the North gets rich -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-23
D., ~ "a, p.,I,d, IDhio 100,

AN IMPORTANT CURE by Or Jayne al.
'efaiivc. we have bern notmed by Mrs Mahan
q grand daughter of OLD Gen Woyne) that shc sui.
tered for a nuicher of years irum the growth Of n
large Goiihous rumour Of ihc Throat which. be-
side gteat dciormi,y. produced bath Il ficuliy of
deglu,,iom aud at breathing. Indeed. she says tho
pressure upon ihr windppe was ~ great as to pre-
vent her from sleeping IN .iccumben position. ard
often snh"calion api cared ineviidiie. She also
lahorcd under indlsposition fforA Liver Com
plnini and Jtundcc, with horrible Train of net-
vo' 5 oh' ciions iot which she commenced the use
of DE Jiynes Alternative. Viii, II she took regularly
Tor Nix oi seven weeks wrIh occasional doses VI his
Simativc Pills; ahd her general health wns thereby
completely te>csohlisheti and now perceiviug some
dlminniiUn IN the size O the Goiirous Tumour; shc
Mas encouraged To pcisevere M The use Of the Al.
,eraiivc urnl every vesuEe of the painful tumour
MAS entirely removed. We think. therefore, That
such important remedy should be more generally
known. t.+t
For sale by DtJ CRUMBACKER. No I73 Main
81. Wheeling. Va. oct 30
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York City. They will receive Subseriptions
and contract for Advertisements for the Times
and Gazette.
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leading Rooms, opposite the st. Charles and
veranda Hotels, is agent for this paper in
New Orleans. Advertisements for il or orders
for new subscriptions, will receive immediate
attention if left with him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-23

81 EFT ALL the World know The vordo,6,,
~ efficacy OF DR. Duncan's EXPECTORANT,
hEmEDf' Tor The cure OF CONSUMPTION. ard
nc symptoms indicating 'guing into a decline
Dr DUNCAN Dear Sir,
me undeHigned. patient under nv eare hr
,e 'asl 'hfce mhnlhs. who has been laborjng with
rh,hiSs Pulmonos or pulmonary consumption and
n,"ng That no medicine could prescribe would
"u'fd BIN any relief, wns thereto determined
"les' your ESpeciofdnt Remedy. at HE some limo
having no confidence in The meditins So, fpr,b IN
cure Consumption; but 10 please The patient. nj.
,oWed MN TO send - youf agent in Wooster ID, n
i Nonll"ref. for the medicine. wbch he did. md
uscd according TO the difeciions accomnanving
'he ool'Ic9' end uuly TO my establishment. I found
"y PaUeni last improving, which he continued nm.
W. "eGa'he perfectly well. ] believe he used only
oouIes By his request I wrile Won these lines
n'pi"g 'our eIpnciofant medicine will continue In
90 Iof ne consumpiiyes generally as in the sboys
case YOum Respectfully,
DR. JAMES X DICKEY
Willingly subscribe my name 10 the above al
s''ng sol'nfn ond sincere injL hone those AZ
leled "ih that dreadful disease, onsum nion Ss,li
H''u out y"nt medicine N Time. aud be cured
WIN II WILKINS. WAYNE eamn1v n
i''sh s"prly just received nv the opIy srsn,.
~ Wheeling JB6p Mspgs,
ccl9 'nNoh'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-23

Eumors arc again current Of changes in the
Presidential Cabinet. They generally concur
III saying that Mr. Buchanan will vacate the
Department. OF State and be appointed to a
Judgeship on the bench of the Supreme Court
1t is also said that Mr.. Walker, the present
Secretary Of the Treasury, will go into the
State Department.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-23
MORE CURES prformcI by DIR DUNCAN,s
fXpEC'rOR MI RENIEny

MORE CURES reforncI by DIR DUNCAN'S
E%PECTORANT REMEDY.
DIR DUNcAS-Dear SH;-You may perhnps re-.
member that consulted with you al yonr office m
Cincinnati. IN June last. when you examined nv
lungs nnd informed me that there was a small c.y
ny iofmng IN Ire lobe Of my LEFT lung. with SLIGHT
ulcerailcns. and advised me Io igsc few bottles
"f the EXPECTORANT RENE DY which I
bought oi YOU % houlos). have used q of them.
and feel as well ~ ever did IN my life Nv
'""sh disappeared alter using The frst hottie the
pain m MY bf' 0s, also elI me- my sireus ib nrre,s
ed and also 'ay appetite, The medicine caused me
I" expcctoralc large quantities. of foul matter: after
his was oil shrOwn up. felt relief at az &C. think
ihaithe Whole word should know something ahoui
ne good effects of your 'EXPECTORANT REM
EUY for The removal OF The first pIoms lending
10 Consumption Please inform me il you think il
advisable iof me 10 use the medicine any longer
YhOrs sruiv and ever grateful
IlORlCE BINNS. Near Uamil,on. n
For sne by b IL II d MARSH. Sole agents for
Wheeling oe, On
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-23

COLD.-Our thermometer stood this morn
ms al sunrise at 20 degrees, and scemed for an
hour or two scarcely to know whether to rise
or fall; but the beams of the sun al length
coaxed it up little. There was white frost
and thick ice on the basin. Celery and rad :
ishes in. market were touched and even the
pumpkins looked icy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-23

ONO ELECTION. There were holding
over at the recent election of Senators in Ohio
IL Wings and 6 Loco Focos. There were
elected on Tuesday, the 18th inst, Q Wings
and Loco Focos, and one District to hear
from. In the House as Ear as heard from there
are 20 Loco Fccos and a. Wings, beinga nett
Wing gain OF over last year.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-23

CT 4 gentleman named Day. advertises
for lost dog As "evcry dog must have his
day" we know OF no good reason why Mr..
Day should not have his dog.--Puts. Post.
And is that your own, abby yourself, Mr..
Post? II iii is, your wit must have been sailed
BY the late PENNSYLVANIA election,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-23

A general order from the Headquarters OF
the Army, announces the death of Brevet Brig
adler General w. X. ARmIsTEAD, Colonel OF
the U. S. Sd regiment of artillery. lie died
on the 18th, at Upperville, Va. The order
says Of him:
General Armistead entered the army, a sec.
ond lieutenant of engineers, more than forty.
two years ago. and in his long career was uni
tormly distinguished for correct military de.
pertinent and the highest moral excellence
For many years ne was tbe chief OF the corps
OF engineers, whence he was transferred to the
head OF marching regiment; and, as a gener
al oiieer, had, for campaign (l8l0-'4I) the
chiel command in the war against the Florida
Indians. His loss will long BE- -mourncd BY
his surviving brothers in arms; but the benefit
OF his virtuous example will remain to the ser
vice.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-23

we regret to learn from the Bedford y,
inquirer, that mail stage. in which 90 a.
the Right Rev Bishop CHASE. of Illinois 40
upset near that place on Tuesday laSf So
eml OF the persons in it were moro or I.,,
INJURED. The Bishop was one of the MIN
cipal sufferers. lie had two rib. brnfeni All
was very much bruised. Ills medicai ' ~,
eenioauls, we are glad to hear, did NOT con
Iloef nm III danger, and no doubt of H.
sseCo'efy was entertained baltimore Amly.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-23
4 NATIoNAL nAY OF TuANsc1,,lNc

VA lo-' AL DAY OF TIA NSGINlNG,
should be adopted throughout the Union. We
commend the thought to our cotemporaries
aud II they will, this year may see the custom
established. The setling a...,t n porticmlnr
DAY Tor q Religious festival in which whole
State unites III d grateful ACKNOWLEDGMENT of
blessings enjoyed, and which has become by
general consent also day of family reunion
around ihe parent hearth, has in il 50 much
that is beautiful and impressive that we trust
TINS un- holiday making nation will not discon-
tlnue 1t. How'much more impressive will il
be when on the same day twenty-eight, thirty.
or hity States shall raise together the hymn OF
gratitude. There Is an anniversary in Amer
lean history, falling at about the right season
oil the year too, which seems marked by
Providence as the fitting day for the solemn
Jubrlee OF the family OF States That dav is
me 2oth OF November, the day on which the
British soldiers evacuated the city of New
York and lett the bleeding and exhausted but
sovereign and Independent States of the New
world TO recover from their bruises md rejoice
III their hard won but precious liberty 1t is
noted day III our calender, and next 10 the
Fourth OF July, should BE- devoutly hDnored
why net seal Il then as the accented and nat
ional day OF Thanksgiving. Our Governor
will no doubt lead the way at once, and every
one OF his compeers, capable of realizing how
much these silken ties tend 10 bind in one our
congregation OF republics, will follow his ex-
ample.-N. Y. Sun.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-23
ARTIFICIAL, SToNE.-The nroc.,,

ARTlF1CIAL SToNE.--'fhe process nv
which this'is made, in accordance with the
late patent, is 70 pulyerize tbe flint granite or
mubl used, and work ii up into a tlick paste
ftbs paste is placed in noulds ol-any qiyen
cssisni and. upon being subected 70 tbe &C.
tscVt OF me heat OF an oven, thc contents OF
NE Tuovlds become vitrlicd. Thus the MOS
<empscs and bcaaliipl dcsisns in slate, gran
ite g rnaIple are Produced, applicable aliEc for
osnament o. Tor substantial purposes. III
wiibstapsa ell hlnssphcIic chanci and y
dus5tle 10 tint