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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-29
FRESH .42'7.lgNz.
NOR 4 BOOTS AND SHOES
CONNELLYS'.
HEAP BOOT AND SUOr 6

n.
No. l56 WEST SIDE MAIN SrRrrr
Connolly " SONS are now r,ce,yin, =
large aud spentiid assorineni of BOOTS a,
o"oES oi all kinds, which have been sel..,od
WIN great care from the best manufacturers -, a.
east ana Vii be sod as low as they coy mo no,
"es' oi The mosnaIns. Among Ib.i, s,,ct ,., + =
onhh every descriptions and VARIETY % N,entx ~,
ana M" Is '"'s. ii" cpl', Morocco and Seal din r.,
ch'i' Mnfoccn, Seal. KIP and Thick Bms, Mon,
MP c'i Morocco, Seal and Thick M,n,n.s ON,
of|sn"si boys Aionrsss and Brogans of oll So, :
aud SIZES " WI so's
foLkA BOOTS. new aid fashionable or,,c,s
Tor Iuil aud win'.r v"nr
FOR THE LADIES,
sP'emla ass LimenI oi Fashionable R,,o,s
h"rs ard Slippers % every dc.cr,p,oo. from ,,,o
,'"s' Poruln Ph'ladel PhIn manufacturers. wbi,h
'o' "ea'Hess ~ sDls. beauty Cr quality Gamma, no
surpassed, aud al unusually ir,o price,,
LEATHER,
" general assortment OF i,esI Baltimofe Soon;.L
heu 30 aud country Sole Leather ip calf F,onci,
MOROCCO dressed and undressed, dc, C;en,Iem 49,.
Morocco and Eld skins u"
we respectfully invite our friend. IN ci,y .,l
country 10 give US call; we can suit Them IN ,,,,
he' ana are prepared 10 sell ON such Term. as
sep2S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-29

TO THE MAYOR and Couw,,,J;,, -. :, Il.
Il etfy " Wheeling - iesee, n Won, =. .,,'..,''.
oou"s '" see Thai your CRY Scrgenni and his ,on,
'"e"u % Keeping The children ou Of the st,ee,.
Us some OF ihem nigh be seriously injured in ,ho
m,! , ,eceuehlch press Of customers 10 so IAN
TN f.sh'onable Hat and Cap R.fabI,.,rns,,
,'I"ef oi MAN aud Union Siteeis, whore no g..
Neo 'h's DAY splendid 10, Of Hats and 60.
W, no"u AM receiving. Gcnilcmcn's No Re-
~ naS, go No do do. do No ! Cashmere II,s
~ ,'o 500 90 No russia HAS, do NJ do d.,
Do roney Hats WOOL HAS . ~ w.
n, NeeVcd from Philadelphia. Gentleman, e,,,o
Black cloth SIpnch caps. do do ,' el''o
o. 90 tanry olOih'do. D. common do Men'. Fn,
-, su"efeh' qualities. yOuihs' and Boys clu,h do
"nu'e" and inilnis' cloth caps, Mems and Boy.
','pn'n sabn caps. DO do Hair Seal d.. HAS q,
sep % = n tTapppo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-29

Internal Improvement, without any cores
pondent advantage to themselves. and without
any public expenditure iog th,ir benefit, have
a right to demand at the hands OF the Legisla-
t'irc that the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
Company, shall be permitted to do, for the
improvement of that portion of the State com
pretended within their boundaries, what the
State itself has proved either unwilling or un
do,e To eiiect,--and the more particularly
when not one dollar Of nici,ey Is tcql.itcd from
their Golfers Tor that purpose
Rescioea, That the proceedings of this Con
vention b. sighed by the Objects aud publish
cd IN all tie papers III Pcnns-lvsnia.
On motion, the Convention adjourned SIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-29

Og- Some exchange paper illustrates the
advantages ola division of labor" by the fol-
lowing anecdote
A certain preacher was holding forth to
somewhat wcaricd congregation, when he
lifted up his eyes, to the gallery, and brhclJ
a younS'ter pcitinS the people below with
chcstnu's Dominic was about TO administer.
or cdfhedrd, sharp and stringent reprimepd
Dut the youth, anticipating him, bawled out
at the top OF his voice
10" mind your preaching, daddy, and RI
keep them awake"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-29
DECLINING THE rRoNoUN YOU

DECliNiNG The PRONOUN YOU
"What AT your studies so early Miss Angelina!
said the ioppish frippery, Damon Darlington,
as he entered the boudoir OF lady acquain-
lance, living i'll St. street, yesterday: and
crossing over the carpeted floor To the sofa on
which she sat, he added, ''aligh, What is that
attracts your attention? Bulwefs last, Zano
nj, have no doubt"
mo sir, said Angeline, coolly n am study
ing my grammar"
"Awh! capital! glorious!' said Daman rub
blnS his kid-glpved cased hands in affected
rapture. Now, commeiice, my dear, ant
conlugate for me the word TO love"
No, sir, said the spirited Angeline, ''but
| will decline the pronoun got" and walking
into the next room, she rang the bell, and
when the negro servant attended the summons
she ordered him to conduct Mr.. Damon Oar.
llngton TO the hall door.
The negro instantly obcyed the command,
OF his young mistress; and but few moment,
had elapsed ere the accomplished Mr.. Darling
ton was an illustration of the preter-perlect
tense OF the verb 'to go" he was gone.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-29
CINCINNATI TyPE.-we have rcceiy,

CiNCiNNhii IlPE.-We have received
some very handsome proof impressions of
NEW AND FASHIONABLE FAscY TYPE from the
Cincinnati Type Foundry, which is under the
sa'perintendencc of Mr.. ". Wells. We un.
hcsia,ingly recommend to our brother prin.
,ers in this region TO give their orders to the
Cincinnati Foundry, as from the quality OF
their Type Of which we are i'm constant use,
and the beauty and finish of their new Type
Tor fancy work, we are sure they equal, if not
excel the eastern foundries.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-29

o. Persons sending written communica-
tions in connection with printed matter would
do well to remember that, under the new law
tho writing makes the printed matter all let
ter postage, and as 1t goes by weight they
would save their correspondents something by
writing their letters separate.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-29

& Last evening the horses of all omnibu
standing inst Clair ST., near the Exchange
Hotel, took fright, turned round the come,
lhto Fem ST.. run against the Lamp post and
urset.-PutsLmgh Gozeife.
We have heard of horses falling down, but
river before of their being upset, by running
against a lamp post.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-29

OHIO RlNER-At Wheeling and Pitts.
barSh, ON Tuesday the River had 3 feet of
water IN the channcl.-Baiiimorc american
The river at Wheeling contained one foot
more water than at Pittsburgh, and when the
Pittsburgh papers rcpor; the same that we do.
'hry break the commandmcn, thut SAYS. Thou
shal not bear false witness"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-29
CLIMATE OF THE MOON

CLIMATE OF THE MOON.-At a late
meeting of the British Association held at
Cambridge, in England, Sir John Herschel,
speaking OH this subject, considered as prob
able the attainment, by its surface, of very
high temperature, (iar above that of boiling
water) after exposure TO unmittigated and
continued Sunshine, duripg nearly fortnight.
The moon, therefore, wien at the full, and
for few days thereafter, must be, in some
small degree, source of heat TO the earth:
but this heat, being of nature rather OF Gull
nary than of solar heat (as ernanating from a
body below the temperature of igniiion) will
never reach the earths surface, being arrested
and absorbed i'll the upper strata of an atmos-
pbere, where Its whole effect will necessarily
be expended in the conversion OF visible clouds
into transparent vapor. The phenomenon of
the rapid dissipation of cloud soon after the
appearance of the full moon, Tor moon so
nearly full as to appear full TO the unasssted
eye) which he stated himself to have observ-
ed ON so many occasions as to be fully con-
WINGED OF the reality of strong tendency in
that direction, seemed to him only expiica-
bic on this principle.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-29
MENDEL 4 HARBOUR.
+ u RNlTU RE, LSTERY
AND
LOOKING CLASS WARE ROOMS,
No. li3 MAIN STREET,

No. l13 MAIN STREET,
WHEELING, VA.
V'1EY KEEP Constantly on hand. q very eE.
iensive assortment of superior Nah gany,
French and Grec'an Chairs; r cking chairs. Sofas.
Per end card Tables; Dressing Bureaus Be.isieads.
Toilet Stands. assorted sizes; together with every
o'her article Of the latest style and hes, finished
Furniture eyer offered ~ ihis city.
Gilt aud Mahogany Famed Ls.k,ng Glasses Of
every variety and price. Loking Glass Plates Of all
sizes. P.i,'a,, and Picture Frames on hand and
made Ia orJtf
Upholstery ,wnsr: consisting Of Feather Beds.
Bolsc's and Pillows. Hiir cotton. Hulk. Spring
aud Straw Mattresses; Blankets. Quilts, comforts.
Sackink Boosns OIL cloth covers. Floor .cloih.
Grass Mats Of NIL kinds; together with every oshee
article OF Upholstery Ware. On hand and made IL
order
Veniinn md Stat Window Blind; Window
Shades of every variety mud collar; oil cf which will
he sold ni very low prices, and warranted Of Tho
best quality. Also. MABooANv VkSEERs. Hair
cloth. VARNisH, Spanish Moss. Mahogany knobs,
Sand Paper. Locks. Hinges. casters. BLIND TaiN.
MiNos. C Instantly On hand aud sold low for CASH.
" STEAM Bears furnished with every article
oi Furniture at short noiice. and on the vesy hest
terms. sep27
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-29

PERFECTLY SAT'ISFAC Glory. The Do
yer On. H. Gazette, charging the Wings will
every crime both of the present and former
times, eXclaims in true Locoioco style.
where are the Federalists?" The Enollirer
published at the same place answers as follows:
Henry Hubbard now resides at Charlesiown
III the region where he got up meeting 20
sustain the Hartford Convention: Samuel
Cushman is now at Portsmouth. holding an
appointment under the present administra-
tlon; Cyrus Barton has lately been appointed
by President Polk. Marshal for the District of
New Hampshire; James Buchanan is now. as
Secretary OF State, assisting President Polk in
me settlement of the Oregon question with
England; George Bancroft is his Secretary of
War; Louis McIanc has. been sent as Minis.
ter to England; A. II. Everett, To China: Ro.
ger d. fancy is Chief Justice of the Supreme
Courtj Charles Lane is now editor of the
belknap Gazette, and moreover Senate, for
That strong Loco District, No. 6: Robert p.
Dunlap, formerly called Young Tim PICK
Tthg, Tor his excessive Federal zeal, is now
Loco Representative from Maine.
IS the Gazette mans anxiety Gor his old
hcnds satisfied
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-29
The n. Y. Tribune ofTucsday saws

The Money Market continues without
change. Stock loansare easily made OH short
'hne at oper cent. and paperof the best char
HFriN nggouab'eat6 per cent. There is more
money offering in the street than for some time
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-29

POTATOES IN ECROPE.-The Mayor .,
tne Commune of Ceauva (Sommc) has INST
gwen orders to all the inkeepcrs TO refrain
ron serving mp potatoes to travellers. Tho
OBJECT OF this order is to prevent sickness. fine
disease IN the potato, which is general in Bel
Of the Somn3,. P''' i''''''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-29

Tn ab,liiionisis At ia; North are making o
~ at n"IS' ovcftlic removal Of the prrss' g.
si the True American. som, of tIcs., sy,nn,,
ansng slhYr-st"ul rs had better CONC ON ~
h',it',"J an revive his inccn liarv She,
-HAdersJH hfaiHci i'm. 'o'''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-29

a COOL ARoLoGY.-"oR" sads poo,
sufferer to a dentist chats the second :, fona,
Tooth you have pulled out. " 'o"s
very sorry, sif.' said the blupderino nm.
nn.",of' out as there Were only three wbedP I
'D'g"n am sure 70 he rigll next time" ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-29
n URNITURE sALE-on we1,.,,,.

~ morning, Oeio' or l. We viii sell. wnbont 90
.t'Ve'" large sud splendid lot Of Furniture of al,
s,nus' avs, hHeben Furniture Of every description.
'I OF witch - nearly new aud has been well tco,
sep ~ HALL " WICKHAM, A1c,is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-29

WAY, and their graceful Oriental touch to The
turbau, when they ask aims, looks strangely
OF, oiPlace amid d populace OF such angular
rudcn"SS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-29
Wholesale Ann RETAIL
VARIETY STORE.
IL IL Il 10 TIT 6 DER .

NoKTH SIDE UNION STREET,
WHEELING. VA.
a kt NOW OPENING u splendid vnrciy Of
IN GOODS. such rs have not been before found
~ this market.
Their siock comprises every speoicstoi GOODS IN
HE Variety line. from the smalleis nys TO the lar
eesi aud trosi valuable domestic articles.
They are prepared Ia supp'y PEDLARS and
COUNTRY STORES with all goods in their no :,
at lower prices than they hive ever before been
had West Of the Mountains
BRASS CLOCKS.
large and splendid as. orimen, for sale whole.
sale "r retail at manufacturers prices
The public will make money by calling and eI.
aiming our goods und prices.
scp26 ELLIOTT d. ORR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-29

NO. Catherine said Patrick to his wife
you never catch a lie coming out of nav
Il you may well say that replied Kate.
tley ny out OF your mouth so'fast tina, uobo,
dy can catch them" INV ''0O'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-29

hEl RiBUIlON.--lhe editor of the Hau.
l?'o f9tnot says he had pair of boots given
UNI Whlch were so tight tina. they came near
h"Shihg MIN uniycrsalisl. because he receiy.
Gu MS punishment as he rent alonp.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-29
STOCKING MANDATORY.
CHAIRSl CHAIRs!! CHAIRS n
JAMES r.. GATHER
SUCCESSOR TO J. CONNOLLY q SONS. |
No LEG MARKET NJREEy'

J 81
No 156 MARKET STREET.
ggxN RESPECTFULLY informs The pub
IrxU lie Ihii he hos now on hand and man.
N~M uiselOres lo order evtry variety of
"ST Chairs Of The latest patterns, and IN .
wv Style OF workmanship not surpassed in -,
The Western Country.
lie hns CT band large stock Of Boston Roct.,,
''a'' piston K9cker' Cannon do, Reyolvirg Chair,
s"nao'e lo' Counting Rooms. French PorIor Cboi,..
Co., Nv lew ana no splendid patterns Of wooJ seat
r"sIo R,'L9 s ,npts' seIIees SOciables Chidfens
= on n' "otking and Common Chairs. &c DC
ne public are invited "a. call aud esam;a. hi.
t,ock' rs he WI assure all who favor him win
,neH r"s'om' that they shall nat be Disappointed Of.
'nef 10 price OF qanliy. lie is Jstermined nv cl,.s
Pe'S"iai ohchiiob 10 brsness, 10 enle hJuself "A
0 'a'f proportion Of public patronage.
Chsfs cofeiplly rocked.r sent 10 a.y pan of|
The city free Of charge. GIN ,en II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-29
THE MoRMoNS -The nnu.s Co., L.

THE MoRMONS.-The news from Han.
cock county, Illinois. is distressing. Wecan-
not undertake To decide witch party commenced
the outbreak. The first story was. that the
ahu-Mormons had been attacked IN a school
nous the doors and windows of which were
rIddled with bullets. AMI no person WAS iniur
ed. That was incridibc-and the Mormonsno,v
say that the anti Mornons made sham attacl,
on the school-housc. That, b0,yevcy. has
served as a prctcXt for most Outrageous war
upon tile property OF the MorDons i'm Han.
cock county.
On "Wednesday, Thursday and Friday ol
LAST week the mob was employed i'm burning
lhi houses OF the Mormoms: and the numbtI
consumed Is variously estimated. from thirty
+" SiNH'a anu Ihc work oil destruction was still
going onward
Tie tcud is bitter, and il is difficult Ia say
what will b. its results: but the rosncc, !.
ihat II will lead 10 blOodsh,d. The anil Nor.
mons say they will drive the Mormons from
we country, and II Is not probable that object
viii b. accomplished without rrnduC;ng
n brc Startling scenes than thu conaagration Of
houses.
Bat, be the cause Of quarrel what il NAV
che power OF The State should b. cxrrtrd io
onsp'rse The mob. and the open day incendia
D. Should b. cXcmplariIy pmishcd.--AIo
TOUR OF INSPECTION Hon
Geors, Bancroft, SECRETARY of the Navy. Com
warrington Com Shubrn&and WIN. Collins
esq, First Auditor of The Tr,ssilsy arrived IT,
Norfolk on Monday. They ar. we brli.ye
Oh tour OF inspection.
IMPROVEMENT IN BUSTLEs m
Boston Transcript Elftress r.co,nn 81, -.
Snin date manufacture of air nght bn.,ls.
Ton In'bli lbber, 50 nude as TO ken CON
family inilited or blown up-th, w,rm,i, ~
~ % u expanding TIE air within. IN, are
.''t'i 1pjd SIN "'Iitin he light Of liz. nrc.
servers, an their general adoption i i,,',.1
ssPcilIiy ~ warm weather, as ling /, ,,,tcr
an less cxpcli>e thlu thos, stuffed VIII Eli
clothes, boots ani blankets. Wv
Tn eb,litionisis At th; North AR, p,tioo =.
~ nni' overt the removal Of the pr,ss ~,
ct the True American. som, of dies, sy,or.. -
hiising slnvc.st"ul rs had better CONF on -,
~ sufp " an r4yiv.. " VI w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-29

IN honest dame in the West. STANDING no.
sac The corpse OF her deceased husband no.
Walhng IN Plteous tones bis mdmely denart.
ufe, observed, LISA pity he's dead. for his
iLtIH ARE As GOOD As EvER THEY VAS,
N ., - " 10
lie who lives under the dominion of ono
! we, must expect The common effects Of it
u I"Iy' 10 h' Poor--ii incorporate, To bc di..
fat'd--ii luxurious. 10 die bctimcs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-29

o. PLENDID hats AND CAPS Of The I,,o,y
- styles aud every quality, can always be had
u''5 Main ST. sep2 ID A C. MCALLAM
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-10-08
Jasner county. SEM. o6. IaA5.

SuopOt SO1NeJt OSlt' ~ AO1O'
In the True Democrat find call by many
citizens, for my opinion or the BriscOe Bill
This is a measure of which | have thought but
little, and which has not been agitatod by our
people, and in which they are but little interest.
cd. The Eastern people however always act
upon principle when measures of State interest
are concerned, and as one among the Oldest citi-
zens, always concuring with them, and behev-
ing them to be right in that particular, have
no hesitation in expressing my opinion freely,
especially as have no motive for concealing
will assure you that am no friend to Banks,
when state that have served in the Legisla.
ture of this State six years, and never voted in
favor Of ony Banking corporation during my
services in that body and if you will examine
the journals of 1880, you will find that entered
my solemn protest, and give my reasons for the
same against the passage of the Planters Bank
Bill
The Banks, the debtors and creditors, are all
that consider interested in this matter. The
Banks are bankrupt and the large debtors the
same That they have both become equally
odious to the people, have no doubt, and for
one are willing to let them fight it out
AS TO the Brscoe Bill, l discover that the
most learned lawyers IN the State, have differed
very materially in regard to its provision.
That being the case, you will excuse me when
tell you that am incompetent to the task.
am therefore in favor of winding up the
Banks by the laws and regulations under which
they were created, by this plan there would be
no violation of the obligation Of contracts by
the parties concerned
If | am not much mistaken as to the nature
and extent of their assets, they would not re-
qure any assistance to put them in state OF
liquidation, as they are all in the last stage of
consumption, and will, ere long, be numbered
among the things that were, without the aid of
Legislation on the subject,
In conclusion will remark, that if elected
your Representative will obey Instructions
from the people, on this and all other measures
that may come before the Legislature, my opln-
ions to the contrary notwithstanding.
Very Respectfully
JOHN MCDONALD
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-10-08

and the small crystals have been driven
between the inclined edges of the cavity.
The nro-electricily topaz suggests itself on
a moving power; it may produce attrac-
tons and repulsions or certain motions in
straight lines; but how could it turn crys-
tai on its axis. The experiments of Libri
and F'rensel on the repulsions which heat
ed bodies exert upon each other at sensible
distances, afford but little aid. They may
assist 10 account for the mere displacement
of the crystals by the application of heat,
or for their sudden start from their places
of rest, but they do not supply force fitted
TO give and TO sustain a rapid rotatory
movement. Why the crystals rotate is not
known Lit Gdz.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-10-08
MARRIED.

In Newton county, on Wednesday, 9th ult,
by Samuel Walker, Esq, Mr. SOLOMON MYER,
Of Decatur, 10 Miss AMANDA ALEXANDER.
May they long live to realize the hopes Of
their numerous friends, and to enjoy the happi-
ness Of each others love May time never
corrode the golden chain Of their affections, but
may the addition Of new links, in due season,
increase its strength.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-10-08
The PauIding Hotel.

AHrA HAS just undergone a
thorough repair, and is now
ssIY open for the reception OF
.sMRE Visitors. The proprie'
@Aa@lzSaA-,G51S tor thankful to the public
for their past patronage beslowned, will
endeavor to still merit the same by assld-
uous attention TO the comfort ofhis guests.
His table will be furnished with the best
that the Country affords, and his stable
will be furnished with provender and at
tentive osllers JESSE HYDE.
May Ia, 1915. 1-tf
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-10-08
Peter NIIIIigan & CO..

HAVE established themselves in Clai-
N borne, Jasper county, with a well Sc
lected stock OF DRY GOODS, and will
continue TO receive fresh supplies from
Mobile regularly, if business will justify,
which they will sell low for cash. Call
and buy cheap bargains.
June Is, lS45. Off