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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08
OOIORED TISSUE PAPER.-Just received by

HOLORED TISSUE PAPER.-Just received by
~ the ubscrbers, large and complete assortment OF
English coor-d Tissue Paper Of all the various coors and
shades of color some OF them peculiarly brilliant For sale
by the smaller quantity the lowest price at the
Stationery Store OF JANSEN l. BELL,
"a l58 Nassau-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08
tl)ar4 ifteetinas.

ry- Fourteenth Ward.-Ths Wings o. The Four
his evening a, half pas, O'Clock heal the report of The
Nominating Con ee for Charter Officer. be elected for
The ensuing year JOHN SNEChNOh, In
GEo. KYLIoCK Secretary. ho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08

81 FOB LIBERIA IN AFRIGa.CcuaIssT spfM
copperet add copper fasepsfo aa,S. Old wing
al pier No East River having .upezo.
for Pa,sengs5. To sail zsniL CO e0f ID saa Fl cSs Or
~ he Agent of tbs N. Y. s. cofn Society, No bnsA
Church Chapel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08

tF Eighth Wnrd-Arouse! Arouse !-Once
More 10 The RescueDTne wings OF the Old Eighth are
Evening" April sh At o'clock for the purpose Of respond
ing the nominations OF Mayor and Charter Officers for
the Ward Several distinguished speakers will
and ad areas the meeting. LEVI HART,
Chairman Nominating Comnittee.
z. w. LUnLAM. SacrsihrX
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08

ISAAC B. BACHELOR, WARREN CHAPMAN.
For Con,ta5iss
JOSEPH JENKINS, JAMES BINGHAM.
For Inspectors Of Election.
10, District-Johu w. Thorn. John Beam.
I'd Robert C. Bell, Edward Cook.
Sd 5. ChRt.eTtoU William A Darling
4lh Z" David C. Golden, S S. Ward.
On motion Re,OIVed, That the proceedings Of the meeting
be published ADONIRAM CHANDLER, Chairman
IIMrS RIcu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08

A ylTI,r, AND IiEn as A tend -" sitci
Aimmedistey Of The first arllss of this city TO
paint the designed for the cssopy OF the Model OF
New York Also OF great Ingenuity and large
number OF agents business Apply al the office
az ST. E. PORTER BELDEN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08
II. LUDLOW, Auctionoer.

e h LUDLOW, Aucuonoor.
DEREMPTOHY SALE OF ELEGANT FURNI-
TUHE-The entire OF tho Cabinet Makers Asso-
citation vii! DO sold at auction, by E. r. Ludlow Co. on
Wednesday, April at 10 o'clock their Warehouse Nos.
l46 and l4a Fuionst This largest and
rnent fashionable furniture offered auction In this
city, All made by the Association and warranted. Tho
funiture can be- examined on Tuesday, Catalogues at the
Warehouse and also Office Of Tho Aucuoneers, No
WsIst as StA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08

IF Fourth Wnrd.-Tne Wing Electors OF the Fourth
Ward are requested 10 assemble Of the Shakespeare Hotel
corner of William and Duane on Wednesday evening
next april sth) at O'clock for the purpose OF selecting
psp,e on The OH inst nominate candidates the State
Convention also TO respond 10 the nomination OF Mayor
I'D Aims House Commissioner and hear the Report Of
Ward Nominating Committee for Charter Officers. BY
oraer OF The Ward Committee.
RICHARD 8. WILLIAMS, Chairman.
r-yoNas H. BURRAs. !
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08

VIII IL JONES, Auctioneer
BOOTS, SHOES AND BkOGANS, on Wednes-
ID day Apr g. Al lOA O'Clock, the store OF j. D. In
ger.ol l. Co No 222 Poarl-sl 500 cases. comprising
srga and desirable assortment OF 8oou Shoes and Bro
.a5s .unb, Tor the souhern Western and Guy dealers,
is, s,csyed Catalogues and goods ready hs day
L. y, -. y, The -nIe mhOtf3ms
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tl)aro nleetinas.

~ Third Ward-Ata meeting OF the Wing Electors
Of The Third Ward held al No. col wa.hing,on-st Mon
dsy evening 9Th April elect five Delegates to County
Convention nominate Delegates to the State Convention
70 revise ard alter the Constitution, MOSES HoPPoCh
was appointed Chairman, and SAMUEL r. mABsATT and
JoHs L. CAvEkLY. Secretaries.
The following named gentlemen were chosen Deega'es
TO the County Convention;
JAS DE PEYsTER OGDEN, JOHN AHTNHsSGNsi pcpa
JOHN ooA no' DENNINe DUER
On motion,
Resolre6 The Delegates have power TO M vacancies
Rssol-sd, That these proceeding be PuSISned
SAMuEL M.ssArT' Secretaries AL,
ry Third Wnrd.-Democrsiic Wing Rally for Reg
uls Nomin meeting Of the Wings of the Third
Ward called for the purpose of hearing the Report of The
Committee appointed nominate Charter Officers, the o,
lowing ticket presented and most enthusiastically
received as every way worthy Of their support:
For alderman .. .EGBERT BENSON.
For -Ass.tant 80. CHARLES HOOPLE.
For As,es'ors
g. W. BARNEY, WILLIAM SQUIRE.
For Co1utaJies.
vARNUM S. MILLS, JOHN II. DENISTON
For Inspectors Of Election.
Is, Dis,rict-Willsm Clements George w. Penion.
"a District-W. n Penney, R. Carmsn
a Disuic.-John S. Morgan Archibald Cochran.
RoiY<d That the proceedings Of this meeting be puo
nshed. ,,,,.,,o,
'n' 'A' '-'A A C. LAWRENCE, Chairman.
GEORGE W. PENToS, Secretaries 20 A,..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08

A D1IINIsTKATOR,s sALK.-Oa Tuesday, 2lst
n April, will Oder n auction room. No. 10 EodHh-sI
(uness previously disposed Of BY private sale for what
they are WORTH effects Of the sts Rahao Msrchsel
Fsk of Ave. which used by him In his IONS
consisting Of rich Turkish dresses movable ssge sesooy
appurteusnces gavanic battery and nuueroua Jug
glery Instruments. b. McNAUGHrON, Administfator
al 2wc s. @ HENRY, AucioGess.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08

VIM. w. SHIRLEY. Auctouoer
THIS DAY, WED NESDAY, April 9th. 10 O'Clock, By
L d. Z. Willard, al the Sales Room, l5l brosdway,
quantity OF secondhand furniture len from House Sale on
Monday. Also 10 pay advances 800 yards OF handsome
patterns CLOTH TO feet wide Also, several SOFAS bu.
reaux chairs % and lard lamps, latest patterns aud
warrantso with various other scleh Sale per-
emptNry for cash. u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08

~ Fifth Wnrd.-Ata meeting of the Wing Electors
of,bs Fifth Ward hold at Marion House. April 6ih pursu-
an, TO resolution OF the Wing General Committee General
CHANDLER was called TO the Chair, and JAMES A Rich
and oLcorr RHIsEs appointed Secretaries. Where
nn6u the call of The meeting being read the following gen.
men were unanimously chosen to represent this Ward In
bs County Convention nominate candidates to represent
m city in the approaching State Convention for revising
,iuion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08

" DIR. Banning's BODY Brace.-For the re-
lief of weakness OF the Lungs Voice. Spine, Limbs anc
System generally particularly Of DyspePsa CoH,iveness
Pain in The Stomach Sides Also children and adu lis
who weak tend 10 soop, are fsugped on exercise
and are inclined te lean one elbow.
lady in attendance In the ladies' department from 10
NJ. to P. NJ. and from to 6 M
Office 4S7 Broadway. mis- Suiseod
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-10
THE FIRST BALEoF CoTrov

la the Charleston City Gazette, OF April ~
IfS-, we find a notice of the first bale of cot
ton produced in the Uuited States. Ii is ca.
rlous from the fact that the. sditor seems 10
have anticipated, on an humble scale perhaps.
oot sun correctly, the importance OF the cul-
ture. We therefore copy.
~ correspondent has favored MS with the
following Information, which hq tells n, may
D. reiicd on; a gentleman in Christ Church
Parish planted one acre OF land with cotton
seed, which has produced bag of cotton
wool weighing 267 lbs nett; this he has sold
al . pence per pound, so that he got Tor the
iOl. I3s. I'll at was on examination of an cx-
animation OF AN exceeding good quality; the
planter declares that had he attended il prom.
erly 1t would have produced more IL Tar.
Their SAYS that one OF his hands toull with
case take care oi seven or eight acres, until
lhe cotton l. ready To- take in, at which time
hc must have The assistance of small negroes
TO pick and carry IL into safety. As the mode
ol cleaning II ia this counirylomerlyis what
The planters dislike, we have the pleasure 10
add thdt ihcre are persons IN this State who
can make the necessary machines Tor picking
1t as well as Tor carding and spinning IL. This
commodity bids fair 10 become a PRINCIPAL
staple article oi export from this State: Tor III
one negro can manage seven acres ot cotton
- - '"N "OoNc ptlcc only, ISIS labor
VIII bring his owner IN i6l. los 81. per an
NUN, stPposlng also that each acre of land
produces only nc lha oi c,'t,',u. IL II wen
known that The cotton manufactures in Great
Britain viii take any quantity that the State
can rdise, as they arr deemed by good Judges
TO be now only IN their infancy. Land that
- unfit Tor rice or cora viii Yield cotton; as
negroes IN raising this article will have no &C.
caslon To wrt their feet, they will OF course
b. more healthy, aud will live longer than
they do by raising rice in swamps. Besides
winch, as they will b; able to earn 50 much
money by the cultivation of it, thc planters
will raise The value olevery negro now in thi,
State
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-10
TuRuFooIs. WHO Loon FORwARD


The opening of the Miami Railroad as far
a. Springfield was celebrated the other day by
a cornwall meeting, at which the whole Gin
cinnati prcSs were present. The following is
an amusing instance OF the rapIdity with
converts are made nova days TO The reality OF
what are called visionary schemes
By DR.. J. \. Wander, ol Cincinnati: The
first engineer on tie Little Miami Rditroad
Whose mtiring energy enabled him to make
the first survey OF the Miami Railroad, amid
the snecrs of his lellow-Citizems.
Professor Mitchell. being the person allud-
Ell To. mounted the table, and made very ell
oquent and amusing speech lie said that.
after he had equipped himself to commence
the survey of the Little Miami Railroad, he
called at the post Office Ia see II there were
amy letters loo him. There he met with Mr..
, who inquired "what he was up to
nowl' why sail the Professor, al am
going To survey the route Tor the Little Miami
Railroad well" said Nh, burst
ing into monslrous horse laugh, "you are
the d----est fool ever did see. Mr-,
being present at the table, rose, and, with
great soag Jroid, soid I'm take that back,
Professor; / II take IL all back
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-10
PENNSYLVANIA

The following is list OF the Congressional
districts in Pennsylvania with the vote ii
1871. IL will b. useful in an examination
OF future elections.
| I-Moyamemsing, PaSsyunk. Southwark
lcouuty,) Cedar, Spruce, Lombard Az New
Market, (ctty) Polk $3.50. Clay !, 1873.
ll-City OF Philadelphia, except a. above.
Folk. 1870 Clay 76lS
Ill Northern Liberties AMI Spring Gar.
den. Polk j. SOP CLAY $500
] N.-hen>ingtou, Germantown. anil the
balance OF ths county. Polk l,9lS, Clay
/ Sos
N.-Momgo@cg and Delaware. Polk
| .062 Clay 6.5sl.
NL-Bucks aud Lehsh. Polk S062, Clay
I7il5.
vll.-Chester Polk 800 Clay 6.O7O.
Nili-LauCas,er Polk 5.9i3, Clay Ia. 235.
h.-Brrks. Folk S.61l. Clay 1000.
Il Northampton, Monroe, Pike, Carbon
aud Wayne. Polk 90O7, Clay I,T7l.
NJ -Columbis. Luzcnc and Wyoming.
Poih s.2l9, Clay j,25l
All-Bradtorj. Susquehanna and Tioga.
Folk s,ij-, Clay d 206
MI. Lytoming, Union, Northumberland
Clinton and Eli. Polk 7.SI3. CLAY Z .235.
AlN.--DIuphIu. Lebanon, and Schu,ikill.
Polk 1896. Clay : 1872
AN.--iorA and Adams. Polk 6,S63, Clay
6.Si6.
ANi-Cumberlani. Perry and Fmnklin
Polk S91i, Clay : .363
ANll.-Hunliuglun Centre. Juniata aud
Miilliu. Polk 777S, Clay SOB.
ANlil.-Fayette, Greene aud Somerset.
Polk 6.SlS. Clay 6,Ss2
AlN.-Wcstmoraland Bedford ard Cam
bra Polk $500, Clay 6Sl5.
AN.--B,averand Washington. Polk 1, rs.
Clay 1904.
ANl.-Allcgheny. Polk 3,7i3 CLAY s .OS3.
MI. --Cnwlord, Mercer aud Venango.--
Folk 1850, Clay sac.
AAlll.-E Erie. Warren. Mckean. Porter.
5 800.
AAiN.--Armslrong, Butler, Clcarlicld and
Indiana. Polk 6,il7, Clay 6.All.
Blmey had ), l35 votes in the State. Mr.
Folk ; majority was 6,332.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-10

"F2a hare EtreH up o8 expectations 81 ne
Baiiimore and Ohio Railroad being made 10
Wheeling Is ridiculous assumption put !.
float by the friends Of bc right OF way through
Virginia or OF the CounellsyiIle Poad. They
wen never more mistaken in anything. We
have the fullest confidence dli that road will
ultimately b. constructed TO Wheeling. We
arc satisfied that Virginia viii never give
Them me right OF way, that The company will
never dare TO rush upon ruin by the adoption
OF the ConueIlsvillc route, and lhat cilcum.
stances will ultimately force il 10 seek It's
greatest good 10y coming 10 Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-10
NEEMONr EIErrInNs

We have received through tie Boston At
Lac, returns lrom eighty tbree iswns in Yer.
mont. Although no, entirely decisive OF the
result. They indicate that there has probably
again been no choice of Governor by the pco.
pie, although there has been considerable in.
crease of thc Wing vote They leave nc
doubt OF the re-cicction 10 Congress Of Jacob
Collamer in the Windsor district. aud very lit
tie oi the choi2e OF WIN. Henry (in place of
solomon Foot, declmcd) ia the Rutland dis
trict. George +. Marsh, ia toe franklin dis
trict, * also believed TO b, reelected. The
above gentlcHea sse all Wings La the fourth
district, at present represented by Democrat.
there A. ia choice.
The rctums Tor the Legislature show that
there will be large majority OF Wings in
both the Senate aud IInus,; 50 that, ii the PEG.
pie iail to elect the Wing candidate for GOV
cmor, The Legislature will Gul no difficulty
Ia doing so.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-10
PlrTSBURG MARKET

Monday morning. Sept. z.
The weather on Saturday was intensely warm:
we 40 not know when we were more oppr q a
with the heat. Old SoL poured down his
rays with a perfect looseness," as the BOYS
say. To the surprise OF some a swell came
down the Allegheny OF about - inches. We
suppose it il from the kiskimnitas.
Flour inveTy active demand. For 90 bbls
old. S275 was offered on the wharf. sales of
80 bbls on receipt at 81 62Aa2. 20 " Dbl
fresh ground ietches these prices very quick
There has been good deal doing in Sugar
since our report of Thursday, and we have a
further advance to note Sale so hhds prime
at 7Ac, 80 hhls at the same, Is hhds at the
same, and lOdl2 hhds common To good at Z
G7lc--all 4 mos. Subsequently several hold
crs advanced their asking prices to 79GSc
Sales OF prime in bbls at 73GSc. Sales
Prime in Cincinnati and Louisville at 7lGS
cents.
sale 30 bills y. o. Molas~cs in Pittsburgh
bblS at SOC. long time; and 10 bbls ST. Louis
S. IL. at 40al2c.
Oats are scarce, and wanted at 10000 per
bush
The small lots of Wheat coming in fetch
I5Gj0c. VT.
\ sale ol3O half chsts Y II Tea at 30 cts per
ID, 4 mos.
There has been fair demand for Bacon
since Wednesday last. We have sales repor-
ted OF full $4,000 lbs of City Smoked and csk
meat, at the following prices, viz; 3lG3lc for
Shoulders; 5S59c for Sides, and 5s67c for
Hams. This isan improvement on Sides and
Hams, especially the let,cr.-Casks are gen
orally paid for. Very little doing in City
Cure.
Sale 300 bbls prime Feathers at 2Sc, cash.
Cranhernes are coming IN quite plenty for
this early pcriod of the sras,n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-10
NEVER LET IT BE SAID AGAIN THAT
SCROFULA Is INCIfR ARtE

IHh following, from Que Of 0nr respectable cifDcn.
wa ~ his own VIII aud without soll csiion given
10 be used 10 such manner A. We NAV deem r., o. H.
good ~ The public.
M = 20 certify thar my col0tci hoy inn was cured
oi rcfpfnla ~ The nre of tofics nf BHEN
,.thS y hGEr AbLE ALTARArtNE AND RFsTO
~ W ~ ". arcr having hectt pronounced iucu
iae ~ respectable physicians. u 81 now six noutlis
since he quf using aud be r. 20 ala appearance sound
and h good health would therefore earnestly reeoul
,u y 70 az sons suffering under scrDtnlnus aHcc
Tons a. leieve VIII sssurcdly effect cnrr n uasd
a. directed. = n Vyfonut,t,g
Wheeling. Va. July 7, Isf6.
hfeiingefs AterFive syrup g. composed entirely 81
Nrgt'Ndos, prepared differently from any ss rrcfoffe
,4'l g"Wh b very pleasant 20 the TASTE ard aiihor
pfls r. eaihafttc set % may ic taken aHy sugh III
tu', NhoW weakening tie patient. u viii cure All
a-'as'e sri'ng om inpurity 81 TIC h0ed For rarttr
Wf'- cav 81 Bfcuilnger's Apofhcca. Ashland souarr
~ "t'ilhg rcP5 A BhENTfINGEE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-10
WHO PREDICTIONS FULFILLFD.

The predictions mao nv ,bc WI. +, 1stt
i'm rj.rsfd to ,be cops.b,,oncee nj a.. aI.,,.,'
ot MI POLK to line Presi1sn,.,, b,,, -, 81
filed. Wings pronbeciel t6s aonor.,;l.,, -
Texas anl CONSEQUENT war Viii NJ,
We'll. Texas was anncyed ami w. are go,
ed in a war with Mexico Which ,Ij. 60 81 IN
cost over a hundred million, or doila,.
~ ~ we "tsfuc'lon oi 'he Tar
-, - a,',' ,1r'"h OF 'arH ual
- Wv '''oi'' treasury pdnh'uq''
$50. 80 l''. "'''e
me- T.,,0lCIsi5 L,. -, 80. - -. - va,
-. 80, t.i q" iV'''''' am we
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-10
VARlETiEoE STYLE

A series ot satiric papers appeared some
time ago in BlaCkwOls Magazine, entitled
Hints to Authors, lui a number of which.
devoted TO consolation ot the dramatic
style. the following attracted, under the be-
liei that II will ailonls much amusement TO
our readers as il has ourselves. After a
iew scntentlOus ob>ep tons upon the main
theme, the reader is tilted To some very close
limitations oi what pass Tor poetry with mot
era play wrights. II following - an Illus
trdiioo OF the diiieren between the style oil
The Greek and Romaitopyists:
| The difference betwn the Greciau and Ro-
nan styles is very gat. When You deal
with a Greek subject .ou must b. very de-
vou'. and have uubouled reverence ior Diana
oi the Ephesians: yolmlst also believer the
second sight, aud bels solemn, caiin, aud
passionless a. tho ghd of HdmIets father.
Never descend to lheigh'est familiarity nor
lay oil The stills Tor oment and lar from
calling a spade a spod call 1t
That ship instrument
win winch the Tlban hushlniinan lays
bare
me breast OF our greamother.
The Roman. OH lhapther hand, may oCca-
sionelly b. joculur; bnalways wahikc: one -
like miracle-play IA church--,hc other a
fubteIur riUaHf in a cnp. n Greek his
occasion TO ask his SWEET heart al her mo-
Their knows shes out, aud "il She has sold
nsr manslc yet. he s,s
MENEsrhEus. Cleau,hc,
CLEANrHE. NJ, lo,p
MEN. Your mothe-your Kind excellent
mother
She who hung DER yudcouch in infancy.
And lett within her h4rl the iyous pride
VI having such dauhtcr--docs She know
Sweetest Cleanlhe! IL; you've left the shldc
OF the maternal walR
CLEAN. She does, my lord.
MEN. And-but scarce can ASK the ques.
tion-whcn
last beheld her, gsD ut the whi,encd wall
Stood a strong engile--nat and broad and
heavy
It's entails stones nd moved on mighty
rollers,
rendering the crisp9 web as smooth aud soft
- whliest snow. III engine, sweet ClCanthel
tlt pedestal for hoJ4 hold deity
Mars aud old Penat,y has she it slill7
or Tor gold brides llol she disp1sedof i2
idin would know-Apray, tell mc--is 1t soldi
The Roman goes quickly to work
Tell me- ms TulIia Toes YOUR mother know
You're OUT and has shc sold her nangle yeti
The Composite, Or Eliza beihean, has a
smack OF both:
CoNRADiS. HaiCelia, here Come hilher,
pretty one.
Thou hast u mother child2
ELLA. Most peopl, have, sir.
Cos. J faith, tlpu'rt sharp--thou hast
biting wit
BOT does this mother--this epitome
d what all other people are po,s Ssed Of
Nnows she thou'rl out, aud gadiingl
CELIA' No, not gadding:
Dn,, sir-she knows I'm out
Co.'S. She had a maugle:
'alih 'twasa huge machine: and smoothed
the web.
like snow--l've seen it oft--it was Indeed
right good manglc.
CBELIA. Then thouri not in thoughts
o buy it--elsc thou would'st not praise it so.
Con. 4 pdrlous child,-keen as the cold
north wind.
ct light as Zephyus No-no--not buy it:
'ut has she sold IL, chldl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-10
LTWRER.

THE subscriber would inform his friends and the pu,
bc iiai DC has on hardl good assortment of wei .-
lecied FINE IL MBEK and SHINGLES a; his ward lust
ainfe Tue junction. of tie Turnpike with Market Sisref
fiili on hands.
also cafy on The house carpenter and Joiner husuc
~ a ~ Wancbes Sash 0f different un hand aud
FOR saic Iow sep ? I'm w WILSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-10

Dear Sin Permit me the insertion 81
this IN the Times To- inform ms customers that
have just returned fom New Nork, rhsdelrhis and Raj
iiinote, and receiving my fall SOCK al hf}
Goods for WuosE SALriNo veil complete assort
nsnt of ard desirable goods for retailing. which al
ded 10 my former makes NV present stock fan and eoin
Dlee an hath departmcnts.and viii sell iecm a. New
raTiu prices. Wheeling. Aug. ~, 20. W. 4. SELBl.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-10
TnErRlNrER.s coMMANnMENrs.

/. Thou shalt esteem Thy Printes-lor he
is useful TO his ncighbor end his county.
,. Thou shalt subscribe for his paper-for
lac is at great trouble aud expense to give all
the news, OF which ye and your families ought
not 10 rrmain ignorant
3. Thou shalt pay him Tor his paper. and
not sicken him with apologies every time We
meet him.
i. Thou shalt adDcriise ia Isis columns
that be may be able to sustain his Press.
.. Thou shalt not visit bin oftcner than
is necessary TO keep up a show OF friendship.
or borrow from him without intending 10 pav.
ior la This way he is made ,sorse by the Gus
tom.
6. Thou shalt not put upon thy Printer
bad claims, aud gave him trouble--forhe will
hold tlire guilty.
z, Thou shaltnot JreqHeni his ofice-read
manuscript in the hand of compositors-or
seek The Heos before Il is printed he will
give 1t YOU in due season
3. Thou shalt not expect him TO write out
and publish oil the marriages AMI deaths
which occur, ioI it is the business of others To
furnish them.
9. Thou shalt not write to hin on bust
ness unconneCted with his office: and rcaure
him 10 pay The postage---lor that is me0n and
contemplate an the eyes OF all honorable men.
10. Thou shalt not read thy Printers pa-
per and borrow IL Into the bargain, and then
turn round and ubuss the Printer. and wiliul-
" misrcprescnt what be says--ior il such lis
and abuse come to his knowledge. the way
me, irW catch a. will not b. a little and quiii
"a GOOD FELLOW, NOBOBY'S ENF.
Ny BUT Ills OWN.H-If a man grew 10 a
rock Ike a lImPet, then might be- haply be-
ms own enemy without ans great harm 10 his
ntighhoi-. bul Boz who i,eth i'm society. and
taiIcjh 90 perform hs part Alright in the sts,inn
assigned 90 bin, doth al. tbat I'm him G1h
Co destroy Zoe Jpjy polite H. who is de.
HvcreJ over j1 vice aai drunkenness
sUeh being interpreted boz Zoe mrauint Of
g0oJ fellow "ho b. only his ovncurmy--set-
igth bad example iO bis dependents ,guau-
dcrstH hI- fortune on unworthy objects. To The
neglect OF all that be- might and ought have
d1He towards t1e relief sDt advance of theHs-
sviur p.Uugeth bis family into difficulties
gris,eiI. sIameth ouJ perhaps saryrth
fhcm rulpelh h- health. SOFAS 10 make Lirn-
SIT 1uHh feb Ihusc ab1u. bin. anI fually
ailef having b.sIa hal ctilsu. q bli master.
Bad husband hsI father. ,iuheh mo
Che gave with s1m so irac1,,rgbIy p8is.
nHsj Dy habits 90 --n.us.ily and gross earth-
uu.s. ihst DO would seem rather ht to rot
With is pHtubug companion. 0un tg enter
Ani 'bls man. WHO bath fulfilled no oIe duty
bUf. un ,b. co0iny. hlth spread around him
g d1ls a.W'-V H.sg OF siu Is calicda good irl-
i'". merely b'cnse Doe hath dome 8U this
"IIH .I H.I %. e.a.t- -ai.fy. which showed
In .'rl ugr oI any tch1e ."l fi. b.inr}
Nung miserable