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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14

ECtjNED irpin New YorL. Ph,lat el ,.h,s aud
se Balumorc. a large aud general assortment,
OF Gruccr e.. which Will be drpOsed OF on tie most
hvofnble terms. consisting ia part OF ,hc olIoM M:
3tO sacks prne RIO Cviiec
80 bags Java do
so do Al,yicc and PEPPER
80 btls LOAF Sugar
200 boxes Tn Plate J cross
DO double cInss
$500 Brnzier's aud shee,lug Copper
1000 los Hanca TIN
IS chests Y II Tea
% cat,s GuhpowdeI aud Imperial Tea
100 hhds n o Sugar
$50 hfs do MOlasses
200 kegs Nails assorted s,zcs
5OOO lbs Cuiiou Yaras assorted 5 "a 10
so boxes Raisins
so boxes CavenJish Tobacco. ossorlel S 6 IL
III l6 aud pound Jumps
80 kegs q Twist Kentucky
100 d"z Il + Buckets
5000 lbs Cheese
aug FLEMING & HUNTER.
X. LOttS IONIC AND ANTI>DYSPEr-
- TIC PILLS This Medicine hes been
known to the public for The last twenty years. and
has obtained considerable ~colchriy as a remedy for
Dyspepsia. Experience has shown these Pills Ia
he the hest family Medicine that eau be used.
they operate gently os n pufsalivc. Producing nci-
'hsr sickness nor debility. They can bc used at all
""'S ny Pefsons % an agtS' Wi"hnui regain 10 uiel'
dtink, or exposure Ia Wet AID culi.
As an Auti-biliou, medicine. every person using
,hcm will soon become satisfied Of their superior
efficacy. There has been issued a pan phlei. Ito
be had 1T the Agenisl in which Is Sc, lorih more
FULLY the nature aud operation of the medicine, to-
ge'her with some of The diseases in which it is
most applicable.
The pr'Prieiors have been compelled 10 alter the
iorm OF The wrappers enclosing heir Pills. owing
10 the many tounterieits Tint have been distributed
All persons purchasing are requested Ia he well
satisfied they are genuine Far sale by PRYOR &
PAUL.. Druggists, wheeling, Va. Gen ral Agent.
Tor The Pmrlirlnfs. IN %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14
Fa'esEs eEs.s'SCNz.
MORE BOOTS ANDsSHOES
NNELLYS
CHEAP BOOT AND SHOE STORE'


No. 1876 WEST SIDE MAIN STREET.
n CONNOLLY IL SONS are now receiving a
-. large and splendid assortment, of BOOTS g.
SHOES of all kinds, which have been selected
with great care from The best manufacturers in tho
cast; and will be sold us low as they can be had
west of The moantains. Among heir stock can DO
lound every description and variety OF Mems Thick
aud Kip Boots. 10 call, Morocco aud Seal do. Boys
calf, Morocco, Seal, Kip and Thick Boots; Mems
Kip. cali. Morocco, Seal and Thick Monroes and
Brocars; Boys Monrues aud Brcgans of all sorts
and sizes.
POLKA BOOTS, n new nhd fashionable article
for fall aud winter wrnr.
FOR THE LADIES.
y splendid assortment of fashionable Boots
Shoes ard Slippers Of every description. from tho
most Topular Philadelphia manufacturers. which
for neaIuess 4 style. beauty CT quality cannot be
surpassed. aud at unusually low prices. p
LEATHER.
a general assortment of best Baltimore Spanish
Red do. aud country Sule Leather, Kip. calf. French
Morocco dressed and undressed, do Genileman's
Morocc, and KID Skins,
We respectfully invite our friends in city and
country 10 give us n call; we can spit Them in our
line. and are preparcdlo sell ON such terms as cannot
lai TO give satisfaction. sep2 %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14
ROPES. Hopes.

TitE subrcnbtr has removed his Cordsy,
store, - he stand formerly cccupied bv
stock On band ol l3opos. Red Cords nd nv nos
Of evory desoT ptiOn. which will Be- aoid low ~,
casn or batfffed Tor Befswax. Giosfnr or tia
~ rcgucs'cd tCgiyc hun n call bcfose rrrscL,s.
M c's'whcre. CHARLES n BERRY.
a'n Head or Woter street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14
READY MADE OGoTurNc,

L. reganl 10 his hmnch ot ~ q iuslme,s / must
'"asL ! nm a IailT 10y profession, have worked
a The 'ade Tor Fifteen years, ihetenie I am able
'nd q" cut my own %clolliur. and make il,tm M
IN a nea'cr aud cheaper sl L. than any nlhcr c,,nh.
lhshment m The oiy. IL is useless Tor those hat
Irntty ON ihe business aud ao nl ililors themselves
o attempt r'rnPriuiun or Ready Made Ciolh,ug.
have "A large assortment. a. follows:
Black. Blue. Blown. Olive and Invisible Green
trock aud Drc,s coats; Beaver cloih BOX aud Over.
Coats Pilot cloth Over. cuals. Nlackiuaw nnd rmu-
'"d"ur blanket do. cass IN Te do. cas,In,ti d.
Iwccds do: Jeans de-, at al sizes.
| have on hand an ~ex,eIleui assortment of uIoin
'nd fancy cas,imcrc Piul.. III .rk aud blue cloih
Pants lined. = very desIahle M Gle; and nu, ounn-
lIiy oi casslnct Pan $ 81 all sizes aud prices. Jean,
tand Tweed Pans "f all sizes aud prices.
Fave hundred Vests, embtacii z every style and
quality.
Shirts. WrUpprrs. Dmwor,col'ats. Bosoms.S iocks
lGl"Nc-. Fine and Fancy SILK aud Snun Scarfs. Sin
lidk's "i all culorS nrd qualities. Ioce,her with many
amer afhGlos usually found ia cloihire stores.
Ia conclusion. my old customers aud The mnblic
Generally are invited To- ,aH aud examine my stock
In consideration for he ibeiGl patronage horciuLrc
x'endcd Ia the, ! have pur, hased u Larg.r Si0L
md ttiet them at CHEAPER RATES han | have ever
'upc bc lure.
Recolieei he cheap cash clothing store of
5 RICE.
oct Z conner Uf Nlair & Monroe rs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14

b'arN Bl"ks of every description. Ruled to any
pallern. and Bound Ia urdes.
r,ehoulcaIs Music. &c, tound IN a neat and du-
,uoie s'yIe. Old Books rebound. Libraries repaired.
Sc.
oiders from any part Of The country attended 10
Win ltnfnpiiiude. JAMES Nj EWING.
np ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14
'"u3MaN. ~. sTUEGIss.
ECONOMY IS WEALTH"
ESTABLIsHMENT
tppef c.d II hJ Uyft,t Uo,s, o. - yy.

" o. EAAEa ~
dooS 0toue ia,kd AHeyI
TAILORING AND REPAIRING
Nw no would noi ecuDomise wien a smpu C,r
. tune c II be saved hy having b.. old cIoibe.
fep'"rd aud done over. The sulsonbefs g,fe,
themselves 'hht they can clean old ,lo'hcs aud ro
l'if lhem ~ % supetiur mauutf. They wul Ike
'nf' Fihl. Grrnse. Poch, Vimsh W an, otbcr di,i
""i 81 ci"ih. Sdt. Satm or noy hind Of Wo,f,n
''"'s "nd leave 30 stains. Faded cplors RESUMED
Gentlemen hesitate Ia o. sc heir clothing s,cp,,J
on oc'onnt ri he many imr0.'ors Wbo rom tbc
ION hy fcnunue wmh soan Csriarc cn.Gops
~iIarguss P4lpl covers. sir. ChmfCo,ers Vr 4.
dow ~iI'nainls Cares aud Hcauh Rurs. dressed
ana mldc iUarrraf a. tcw Ladies bnI gentle.
m'h give ihtm 70 call auI he convinced th,t some
nH's' con d. dine - VOL ~ otbcr They b,,,
n'-'' DFEING ESTABLISHMENT. connected
Nrh iAc kenpsatrg Sbop.
nc ""tn"If mude ne of ip heir prcrss Of
t'h"'"'irg nhd cleaning ,HarIu1liy prevents mofb.
from d's'''Fins snd kind - w.oien goods. Pc srt.
having Wco!n CfDhhg 1idch ibcy inl,nJ 10 law
AISLE during the Summer would do well Ia bsv.
'D'm tfsi 'cnu'd by hiss pmcoss
TAILORING --1iey ore prep1rcJ io ~ Ike 10,
40 90" test sy'e cod latest hshtn oil Il. .c,nf,,.
col Ceu''ncfs Wearing orrafeL a.d s,he,to h,,a
"l iH''c ia'wnigc. COJSNNN,
Cd&o II 81 UEGISS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14
LADIES SHOES ANDsLlPPERs.

z. FIX NLEIE,
No &c Nam 81. a fop tons a6,o IA, bookstore Of
Va. j RoL5.
WHEELING. VA.
Ed ESPECTFULLY infpums HE Ladies' uf Vince.
"a Ing, that he manufactures Ladies Shoppers oi
an Styles nnd COLOiS Of superior quality aud
beauty. He warrants all work from his shop la be
.urciior To Eastern manufacture, aud will be cold
Do rcr eni cheaper.
The public are invited IL call and satisfy them,
s,lves. lon Jun 0
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14

, ECEIVED THIS DAY--A fresh In, OF Cen.
3 a ilemcn's Breast Pms Of a new style also some
hae Shin Studs. Finger Rings. Gold Guard KEYS.
new style. Gold Thimbl,s, Gold ond Silver Pencils
&c &c. JOHN BISHOP. Sign Of he Big Woh6,
aug II No 1872 Ma ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14
w ~ I'D TO- NE s.
CAUTION 10 ALL

tA w htbb
T. l. hE WORLD FAKE NOTICE.
AND BEG AREFUL NOT TO BUY TIE
(SHGAR COATED)lMPROVED INDIAN
VEGETABLE PILLS, unless EVERY Box
has on THE wR ITEM signature OF he or,
ginal inventor and paten'ee,
G. BENJAMIN SMITH, MD
These pleasant ri Is possess powers TO optn
ALL The natural d ajnS Cl the system viz: The
Lungs, KIDNEY VS., SKIN 4. BOUELS-
hitherto UNENowN IN the practice OF medicine;
AMI So complete has been their triumph over
all otheI n-edicines. that many have been led
10 suppose hey contain some powerful mineral;
but upon examination by DrS Chiffon, Rams
dolph, Huntington and others, this supposiuon
Is Of once proved 20 he gIoundltss.
Sold in New York, at the principal Office,
10 Greenwich street, also by Rush'on & Co,
Bro dway corner o: 18th street.
Pamphlets to be had OF a.cnls graliS.
B.-PerSonS will also notice IN the TOP /,
bel an engraved Indian Gguie, cross ed with fine
ed nIint.
The genuine may also he bought with Saety
al ID GuiOn'S, corner OF BOweIy aud Grand
street, aud Mrs Hays, $50 Fulton street, Brook.
lyn, and az Respectable stores throughout The
United States.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14
CALICO

LEWIS SliFEL. ia otms his friends and
~ . '"s'omrfs. Merchants ond citizens generally.
,h"' nc continues he above business ON MAIN
STREET oHp'si'e BEyMEW's TAVERN. where he
so''clls a 'hafe Of puhiic patronage The snperipr
ny oi ms Cslicocs over any other of The hind mnn.
niaciurcd IN HE Uniun. has been known lor many
years Throughout The surrounding country. VIII, re
lhey are universally known as The WHEELING
BLUES, lie has on hand n large stock of hi.
goods Of tho Resi- q%naliy. unIc or new and FASH
ion"bIe %pniierns, which he will sell WHOLESALE or
RETAIL, at ihe Invest Ttices. \mong hs stock or
made To otder viii be iound. PIECE CALICOES
BID SPREADS, HANDKEHCIilEFS, &c.vl The
hands NEST patterns aud styles.
lie has upw on hand almost every variety of
new aud handsome patterns. and he can n sure
Merchants Who wish mu,lius stamp Il, ih,i They
"iIl Ind II io their advantage is give him . call. as
he Is July prepared lo cxccmie all orders with The
utmost nealnc,s aud despatch. aud as low or lover
'han ihcY can bc do"o any where else west OF The
mountains.
I%aiAals use sucl, stock as need, M drcs.;cg
md ! Ilcreiure pul none on my goods. The public
may ros' assured that good, from my establishments
lave no e'aling nt siilctIns m ihcm, and will
always wear US handsome as they appear when
purchased.
DyEING.
IN SILK. WOOLLEN, AND COTrON-Thc
suh'cn0cr nisp i"inrms The public thai he pays
sunri attention lo the above branch OF hs business.
and having made great in ptovcmrnt in his est,b
Ishn eat within HE last ,ear. he u now prepnreJ
to give The n'st beautiful colors and dnsi, io silk.
"ooiIen OF cotton gods or garments Tor ladies aud
gentlemen.
Gentlemen Clothes secured ana cnlorcd wiihonI
uppirg. Merchants can have SILK, WOODEN or Me
mo Goods handsomely coIored
Peasc call nnd you will find his prices mod erare
aud work vel done. J LEWIS STIFEL.
aug q 3n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
WATER STR EFT,

WITtELINtT, Va.
FHNiIE undersigned respectfully inform The pub
"A lie. lh0t they have lcased the abeye house
Tor a term ri year';hnvc had II entirely 70. modelled
aud very much improved ia the arrangement of il
rooms and porchef; have had il newly and hand-
somely painted. %carpeied and popered throughout
ana newly FURNISHED, IN a style unsurpassed by any
Hotel IN The West. Every article is eaIirely now
aSd The whole house bri lIdnliy lighted with gus.
They uilcr The accommodations of the house TO
The public. fully determined, that all guests shall
Ind NJ heir house, entertainment hat will not fai
10 ah0rd satisfaction.
From The superior arrangement OF The House and
Iab'e. and the location of The house in front OF The
Steamboat landing, they indulge The hope. Tho
they will receive n liberal share NJ public patronage
may MITCHELL & CALDWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14

!EE AilOGANY VENEERS-IO.O0O Feer of
W. Mahogany Vencers jas, reed and ior sole
al l43 Main 81, Wheeling Va.
sep2I MENDEL & HARBOUR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14
SUGAR COATED PILLS W. DISEASE
MORE EVIDENCE.


Az K HILL, OF the hrm OF GIrlcy & Hin
INA 100 Broadway, says the Sugar Coated
Indian Vegetable Pits are superior to any he
has ever taken His vile mas found them de
H. htiul and ,fhcatiOus.
Miss ID, UGLAss, corner Walker and Ludlow
si;ecls, has been cured oi pain IN The head.
dimness Of SHIT, aud dizziness II long stand
ing, by hem Pills.
Mas SiMcN~. OF 81 Henry aree'; cured OF
psins and cramps 81 eight years standing.
Mn ATKiNs, OF 263 Greenwich street, cnfed
OF dysPtpSia, Of seven years Standing.
MR CAnLccS'S daughter, s STAPLE street, cur
cd OF Worms IN heir worst form.
REy Ma HoRSETr, of Brooklyu, cured Of bill
lou, complaints, weakness, SC.
We need not add more. Evidence crowds
upon MS rom ali quarters No Pits ever before
9ccOmplIShedSo much, with so liuIe trouble and
isagreeablcuess a Dr. Smtb's Sugar Cuated)
Improved Indian Vegetat.e Pills Sold al
Guion'> corner Bowefy aud Gland is, PbIip,
corner OF Bcekman and William ~Sirtei,; Eve.
reu'- o. Idd on s.; MIS- Hays ii9 FWtt u ~
Brock lyn; and 2D3 Greenw ith SIRE et. Examin.
the ia%bel-lOok iof Or SAirn's written >guo
lure eh - "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14

a NANDLES.--The suhscriher would iLtutm
" his friends aud The public that he has con,
mcnccd the mnnufactue ofMOULD n DIPPED
CANDLES. made oipure ioHow. which he warrants
equal 1" anything OF The hind manufactured here or
elsewhere. and he will furnish them wholesale or
feiaIi'as cheap az they can he purchased anywhefe.
lie wouid respectfully solicit a share Of pnhlic
patronage Factory IN Markci Alley. between
Nam and Market ) Streets. WARREN
dee 27-if
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14
NEW AND CHEAP
LOOT AND SHOE STORE.

nam stFttt, UcSt SIDE, q ttW DOORS bciOtc liur-
Ret ALeg.
BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER.
CONNELLY " SUNS. Would rcspecinll,
az . iniotm their friends and he public general,
Ma HEY are nov receiving "A large aud well solec.
tel si"ek oi B"n's and Shoes of every de.cripiion
and quality, Whit They prepared To sell a. low a.
they cnn he had in ,he city. Their stuck consists
IN part ! follows:
300 puirs Mcn'ss;oui Cations
300 do do K,p do
l50 do light Car do
o do do Mororto Il OTIS
500 do Tack KIP Boea,s
100 do Cali dn
2OO dc Seal and Morocco Brognns
- do Lasting Caiicrs
3OO do Seal aud aluoccn Nullii,rs
2Oe pairs Women'- Morocco Lace u ,ols
,UO do Cnli do do
100 do KIP do do
300 pairs Ladies' KID Slippers
goo pairs Misses do Spring SLIPPERS
900 do Seal and Nd Bn,kins
lOO do Kd Ankic.1 les
100 do Hail Caters
% pairs Ladies' colored Slippers
iOOO do Children. shoes different qualities
4OO do Youths gained shoes
loo do de- Calf do
Zoo do Ladies Cater Boots
iuO do dn Walking ,ho's nnd Bn'klns
2OO do do Pcrge,i Nlcrocco Bu,kIns
Together with a great many different qualities,
'"o numerous To mention. Also a good assortment
ut best Baltimore Spnnish. Red aud Country Sole
Leather. a iow de zens beet Eool Morocco, NIGGA
dore KID and French Morocco skins; striped hind.
'"es' Travelling Valiscs Oud Carpet Bag, superior
q'n'''y. Give us a call. may 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14

TO SADDLERS & CARRIAGE MAKERS
HAVE just received n large assortment OF
n Sheep Skits suitable Tor Pad Skins. which wiifs
he sold low for cash. Black Harness Leaf her, also
constantly 90 hand
ALSO $50 Yards plain and fg'd India Rubber
carriage clofh. n very superior article for carriage
cover; an assortment MISC Of india Rubber earriage
opfons; just received and for sale by
oct1 SAML M'CLALLEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14
NEW BOOK BINDERY.

FpSliE Subscriber would inform
III his friends aud the public gen.
orally. that he has opened a Bndc.
~ on Main street. one dosr north
Of Dursey'S LOTTERY Office. aud is
prepared 10 Dc Bindings al he short
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14

(AsKET% B~ASKEFS,-Jnst received q, H..
- Black Mammoth B,ot, few dozen NJ fac
straw Travelling Biskefs. whith Will he sold lnyv
ohIO TODD & HOWELL,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14

% CASKS MADDER-
." 81 Bags Pepper
90 do Pmentos
Is Bbis Alum
30 boxes Bunch Raisins
2 bales ) 5 Almonds
. cases birthstone
I cask Blue V,triol
. barrels cloves
2O1 Mats Cassia
30 boxes Chocolate
Cask Chalk
barrel Camphor
10 barrels Camwcod
80 do chippod lockwood
barrel Cream Tarlar
barrels Ground Ginger
4 ceroons Indigo
| cask Lamp Black
Q cases Liquo. ice Ball
25 kegs Mustard
liz bn rrcl Nutmegs
80 la rIcls Loaf Sugars.
ADJUST ceIved and for salc BY
y 10 CRANGI.E & BAILEYS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14
WHEELING. VA.

'ni'nhle Tor Winter Wear; a large stock II orlcan,
LoTli. fLANNtLs ct al sorts; htr,c,, figured
'nd plain; GRAPE aud MiRiN DrCu So. CALicor.
NuSLiNs ar Various o'het Articles Tor Ladies wear
TRIMMINGS. "A large assortment
All OF ihc aba We Guods | will scll wholesale a,
/. elnil. or mike I'm IN nnlrt IN lie LIZ, H.. ,A
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14
DAAfSt SS ClREJ


COMPOUND KEEOSOTE ACOUSTIC OIL.
HOOK the cure of DEAFNESS, pains and be
~ c9nfgro OF matter from The ears; also pll
NOSE disdstotahio noises. Ike Che buzZinp "
Insttis ta,Hn- ol water, whIzLng If steam, d O.
80 winch are syhptoWs of pproaChiug d uf
ness. and also rrH Craily attendants with the dis.
ease. ForsalC ny Or j CRUMBACKER,
N0I71 Main 81, sole AGENT.
Ihis medicine ls highly recommended aud M.
tuefous ctruHtatcs are given, ~ very resptCt
ubie p,r.una, of the many astonishing 'rrrs
Shich 20 has i%'uDured. nov 70
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14

n EUDSON BAT OTTER CAPS.-Jn.t reed
- % n splendid lot oi above nam,,i Cap.. Cen,
itm,n wtLIre a superior ar icic viii DO well To
Fnd 'Xomii c Ih,m at 10 Aloin sircet.
s,p:f a { M'CALLAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14

uSI RECEIVED anil nov opening. % general
" "s'ormcht Ut Day Goods. Grocefe..& q ,ceu.-
N'e ~ 'Nep variety. All kinds Of GopJs uI
we so "npr''ei 'nd h'ti.n1hlc sf,le-. rs loss No
''"'"'- ID MGINNIS.
"'y M l1s Market slunrc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14

V|0-W
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-04
RUEiMy.

neighbor sends US the following anecdote about
Morrison. 1t is pretty good joke to say the least
MEssRs. EDITORS Morrison says he has "neyer
been in the habit of putting every concern that
would give him knife, plug of tobacco pound
of candies, as some other folks have done,' &c
If this be true he has changed bis habits very much
within few years, the following fact Will prove
While formerly editor of the democrat" he pUr-
chased hog of Billy Reagan, and very large hog
it was, al about two prices. But usual with hin
about every thing, he wanted to turn il to personal
account in the matter of public nooriey. So be pro-
posed to Billy to say nothing about selling the hog
but let it be understood that it was giren as pres
ent. In his next paper Morrison came out in fam
ing puff about the splendid hog which had been pre-
scented to him (as great man, of cOurse) by Squire
Reagan. This was a little too fat for any body to
believe about these diggins; but Tom Bowling be-
lieved it, and cracked severe joke on Aleck about
the appropriateness of the supposed present. QUIZ
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-04
The Tri-yyeekIy Sentinel.

We shall lay on the tables of the members of the
General Assembly, this number of the Tri-Weekly
State Sentinel To ALL and particularly to heretofore
members, we would say, that our arrangements are
probably better this year than ever BEFORE to give
complete and accurate reports. These will neoessa-
rily be much more full and comprehensive than can
be given in the Weekly papers We have also, at
more expense than circumstances would warrant,
employed Reporters at Washington City, who viii
regularly and constantly keep advised, by letters
of the earliest transactions of each and every depart
ment of the General Government. This has long
been a desire of ours, not only TO make our paper
interesting the people generally and to their
Representatives in particular; and have strained
a nerre" to accomplish it. II shall be done; and
what we have promised shall always be fulfilled cost
what it may.
Then our expenses are great in endeavoring to do,
(and what we have accomplshed,) the making of
full and regular daily reports of our own Legislature
and placing them before the members even almost as
soon as the ink dry which recorded them. Too
many of the present members Of the Legislature have
tested the usefulness of this matter and It's inlpor-
lance, not to estimate it truly It's benefit to MEM
bers and to their constituents need to be reitera
ted here. Each intelligent mind will survey them at
a glance.
We would again publish Duly, but we deem it
much less beneficiary either TO members their con-
stituents. In publishing Tri-Weekly, we have cho
sen the days which every Tr-Weeky, as well as
Daily mail, leaves. We have few hours additional
to see that reports are correctly and properly
made out. Then the postage to those to whom they
are sent, is only one-ha of that Of Daily, an item
In these hard times not to be sneezed at" while
the recipient gets more matter than he otherwise
could These, however, are but small matters, and
only business ones IF the members Of the Legisla-
ture should like the Sentinel well enough, we hope
they will subscribe for it. If not, it is Of our
business, and many of their constituents, unless they
happen to be subscribers, will never hear from them.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-04

OE3-In a letter from Mr.. Van Buren,, dated October
25 lS45 and addressed to the Democracy of Bradford
county, Pa, reply to complimentary resolutions In
his favor, occurs the following passage.
81 feel that may well pride myself in receiving
at such hands, expressions of appreciation of my
public conduct and confidence in my political principles
like those they have been pleased to make. Coming
from those who like myself have all their lives sup
ported the same principles, and who still continue to
do so with undated zeal, they doubly valuable
beg the Democracy of Bradford to be assured that
so regard them and that as such proofs of the conf
dence and esteem Of my fellow Citizens, is for the
future the only, is it most ample reward for
whatever service it may have been in my power to
render common Country.