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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-24

Me'enw winds and showers piercing and ve,, sc,i
Gus IN Ne,f consequences To feeble coustifu,ions
,Aa '" All persons 81 pulmonary hafifs or any ysv ~,
disposed To bronchitis diseases az The ehrt q, ,
therefore u = that We sncefciv recommend An ali
VINO nave colds, coughs, asthma &c thai hest ~ n,s
sines. which has stood the test fyearS D.etor
Dssan' OF Livcrwori prepared genuine a75 Ilowery m,
Iced signature To the label This medicine h.s t,
discovered by one of tho doctors OF the Nc,y yorl 10
Psi 70 re perfect cure for dyspepsia fs worst form
SUI ~ .es Mf.uen very complimentary Iccr 10 The
ee ana wealthy citizens have heen entirely cured for
IIsiusnI ana now Director OF Two OF the lar
al the once for reference. We also refer 10 tic CON
Nncns letter OF The Doctor the SUBJECT recently pub
h>ncd nv US Sdrey this ~ conclusive rSimonV an ,bs
sur J.e, and every family should always keep bottle ON
hand TOT colds and coughs not only hut 10 guard rgsln.,
Group for children. For sale in Wheeling IN e
sep - LANES nlrpu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-24
FASHION ron .U,uM> ,,,o

CkoMN inches high 10 Neomsn--l ell at sides
- i III front and resr-f curve.
ms oval. curve. i-l6 convex.
huN-S inches wilde front aud rear sndI Is lG al sides
Snsl edge curl. slightly rolled al sides.
SAf.--Sl6 sopcd, I Ii inches curved.
nANDtNo.-Ss 10 wide. satin aud satin sirrca
biNbtNg.-. inch wide. fine ribbed satin si.cd
Ihs slovc fashionable Fa Beaver list win he found Al
Err = Fashionable Hat aud esp Store, corner
y. nsn and Union streets where me has this day reoev
- "a. assortment of Hats nom New York.
40 ash Beaver $3.50 No Coney Hat III
eco No 4 SILK Moeskin hat 20
W Russia Hat 800 Glazed hats IS
- l.s5 Drab Sporting hats -
y" Sohey HAT $50 nrab and hin wool hat 81
.CApS!tAP !CHtAPIR .IlIAN aNy
Transparent MohAir Cans
childrcu's cloth Caps Gents common cans
-. 49,. NeNet BOYS common caps.
-. ON com Naps Gents velvet silk eanze caps
:.
Iosether with an Kinds masIe from ~ els in al Ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-24

~ ie Public hear IN mind that Scarlet Fever and o,i
y tihif incident io sudden chaages of the weather
Aif u 1taf prevalent 1t this rfln ofthe esr rl
49, pr fiiirn Ard napy persons ~ uts-iife s-f are
niif W'ekt PEG susc ury overlook she ouig efrlns
WIZ =. ANaIlt 90 dsrt-fH Ul ihet kird That redi
fin' hfksuefs rra, COATED NeEc side Purqatieo pis
"hi'H iafe fen sl-reffni OF tr rrrs 80 Dfsf
.t'f t'a Whof si lurr fenirllf is1 rrrerA
fNtsiriais ~ ilc hsci rniIeIer ste nfrsrrsrf tsg
Pr ff Haefire a1f ihcf have ttal hIIit feraatnsesl
~ c'riHfrrnf SEE turfiran Doe. Uutr ssr.,.ntri ia
lhfffifte teif uirfifs ff Those who have nrtr ,..l
h rofeHt to nskr afi1fie trial. and tleF aiH ne,s,
~ lgte ther dcicrminaiinn. o. ense sai
-'s fe feiufuffi fofssic ia Isl hreiisr 3D.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-24

TT tUOG IVY VEN EEHe.-- Iust received ra.,s st
Iva Maho7any Vccerr, aud f1f ss.e iow Tor cash 81
j Main street, W Wheeling. Nifriuia.
srp0 MENpELh HARBOUR
FASHIONABLE BOOT LASTS
lust received fon tho EFs a1 ts.arfc' or strr. of
- fur fasli0ushr Boot Lasia a tIia aIln Df e B.a Red
Boot Efu0 MtLtI.IfN al b NNN
n oOk OtT--1ur rrcriyrt RI tfr rc,e rtfHst s,o.e
~ ilH MFiu street $500 yards OF Fr. Jan caftrtiHg
from "a 90 e6 inches wide. $50 COO Ya-f. rars.t So
ucau. auutfor article anf nv fa's 81. rrlrra. p..
Ply srp9 MEYDEL. uNRrDl % e. ,O.
n CRNfrrGE VARNfsH Just received RI r..t ..,7.
" Smith. faf0u a Coz superior a ..l t.r sfrI ..I
ard Or sale 81 Manu,gclurcI'f urIref
sepo MENiIL& HARBOUR.
= oFA AND CHAIR FrpfNCg-ls .f.. la -aHHt
3" ipsf received tfd o' ti'1 b. if1 uf.F '.....
sep8 aEsrIih utFHoI o.
--r ErP 81 'r"
......
as "I.H
90 ..
~ tssass. a5 .a.s.y r IItr..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-24
MEnICAI RnnkN-

n YCLopEDfN o. Pracica Medicine tvo'f ruHrd
y States % tspelsafy new edtipu. UuuriIsuus Msdi
esi Dictionary Noupefs Medical DICTIONARY. Gross "a
thul01iral Apaouy, new edition Cf sons surgery o.
lefifs Ilefapufirs, tHurcItii fows'rs, Condc ON
thftrru, iefrueor's Surrrfy, Wr.aur'e tracure. d.
ret's idU fiery Uunriiaor's fberseuiirs.
lne afuNe, with Eerrff rseoftmrut II Medical
fouhs fuet received and lr Es'a Psi
sep ~ JOHN 20 THOMPSON t-n.eu street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-24

fever there was any discovery made deserving the
gratitude ofthc public u Bailey's Military shaving
Cream. have used Il for long time. and do unhes,
tstngly say a b The very bcF soap yet Invented
for shaving IL leaves the face smooth eonfrla
tie one could ASK for, and ,s perfume deiisht0l
The ather y thick and heavy, and docs dry on the
face Indeed u uiay he called the plus ultra OF the
aar--;he draidprafuut ~ ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-24
LEAD PIPE


.Tus received; per steamer Defiance. quantity ofoad
" pipe aud Sheet Lead, which for sale low hy
~ 10 HDRNBROOk & DILLON
X1RIME NEW ORLEANS SUGAR. few hogshead.
a IN Store aud for sale by aug 10 NJ. REILLY.
nLD RECT1FiED wHIsREY 600 barrels double
- Beciihed Wiskey 100 Ibis 81 witch are years old
aud copper distilled, warranted very superior IN store
and for sale low BY aug ~ VI. REILLY,
AMACKEREL.-20 bbs. Nos ? and \ MackereI on
AVA hand and for sale by aug 10 NJ REILLY
. CASKS BoRAX REFINED, for sac by
a y - JAMES BAKER
CORDS AND IT'S LIS
"A FEW DOZEN silk Cords and TaSsc's eo'ored and
"a PLAIN on hand and Tor sale by
sep q Il UORNuKOOE
GILk BUTTONs--G gross SILK Buttons Of different
- styles and coors Tor sale by
ksgs wanted, sep } A. THoRNBRo0K.
pERCUssioN CATs.-ioOO package No spiit
- Taps OF very superior quality lust received aud FOR
.ep ar uoRNBRooK
HaUN BARRELs.-Fhs urrrcrib.r l. prepared 10 an
- any orders Tor Gun Barrels any sse for isO 10
W. D"''''' 70 INC pouna' aug - sAM'L. NEEL.
"a SUPERIOR article ~ Blue and white Bankeis.
49, received BY sep JBGR MARSH
NEW GOODS.
Two esses Fancy pffus. One 10 Estrs ieh Prints
- Ouc DO beacled Drilling. a N
| Just received and for ale ~ Eastern prices nv
1 TABLANT A. uEIApIAIN.
enE u Wholcsa'c Mcrchsnts Monroe street
/ G UPER Gaia TaId black and white Craoe. ear Cling
- hsns, Scotch aud Manchester do iusi received bv
/ fcp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-24

H. a. "a
N T5 ssl. North No. , N.skral. iua received =.
ivo "e@H'f kcvenac Cater" ava 10, s,.e io,b PEI
shRlNER q srEIIE
10 BBLs Sugar House Mol..se. ~
al Wheeling, july y. JAS NNht
. TONS in Casks for sale nv
July ~. FRYoIA Pu-fr
! FARMERS AND MECHANICS
d ALMANAC FOR 1917
y N sNs IkoNCS calculation expressly for wbcep,
n -. n ~ ''''n'y Just published and for sa,e by
. wM. RoBB.
Q LADIES SLIPPERS.
Il Isl received from Philadelphia Al IA. si., f ~
black Mammoth Boot. south end OF Marksi s,'ns,c
i'unk Ladies inc Black Md slippers
90 do Celorcd slippers
as" Trunk OF Ladies' Fine Coered IIaif c;sers al
'' wi. VIII he sold how for essh
, s-' TODD HOWELL.
I,AMp BLACK. rOon-, fsmp Blsck, fer.seby
I700 kE6s EXTRA QUALITY WHITE LEAD.
" Tor sails by ~ ~ BAKER 4 RoBEsTs
1000 LBS. GUM coPALzaNzNuNR. Tor ..es,
~ JAMES BAKER
800 i hns cANruoR REFINED. received and for
80 :, SAFE ~ Jy0 JAMES BAKER.
ID TONS REDL LEAD. for saieby
/ - " ~ JAMES BAKER.
no snLs. SPIRITS TURPENTJNE for ss,eb by
- N~ JAMES BAKER.
| 4 cAsk C.iRB AMMONIA just received and for sale
= by jysi JAMES BAKER.
q cAsEs GUM sHELLAc of superior quality for
- sale@ y - JAMES BAKER
g CAsEs LloUoRiCE BALL for safely
SHs4 JAMES BAKER.
TAR.
Or BBLs Carolina Tar in prime order h., ,e.ei,cl
GO and for sale by |
jsp PAXTON * co.
I0nn LBs"HARCRAvE" HAMS
4VOV IOCOns sboniJ"rs
IcO BOXES GAINESVILLE soar
- bhis Best Family Flour for sale low by
aug 81 MORROW &wAKEMXN.
600 ITs sUrrR INDIGO, received and 70, h,
:" JAMES BAKER
oOO kso - JAMES BAKER.
lust received 20 Barrels OLD MoNoNGAnEr.A
bso JNo.K. BoTTsFoRD.
(illO BBls q Molssscs
WV so do II do
30 do Loaf SurAr
lJ0iihds sugar received and for sale ny
FLEMING q HUNTER.
on KEGS ENGLISH MUSTARD
cases Lquorce
casks CARROTS Snuff received and for sale nv
July FLEMING HUNTER.
- do & Tar received and for sale by
July FLEMING & HUNTER.
I'D TONS nor BLAST PIGIRoN received and for
SAFE Hy ~ FLEMING 4 HUNTER.
" -.
y" ed aud for sale by
July FLEMING a HUNTER;
lO BBLS No Sound Shad :
~ 20 " . Mackercl
y Bills No South do
do North do
> I Herring ,
boxes ScoohIierring received and for sale by
JH FLEMING A. HUNT En-.
SAT HlSkEN.-:O0 bbls superior Reciihed Whisky, :
W. Tor sale very low by
june 20 suRIvrR L. srrttp +
MINERAL WATER. Ia
NSen thN ehe'tcr ga-e af Mineral Water cannot ne
= served out ANY WHERE than iSto ta had Al uEENr
.lNGEKS AfoTHEcA. Ashland square Az n /
COLOGNE W ATER
"a SUPERIOR criticize OF Cologne hy the mint ba,f
A - pint, or loitle, can lie had al HRENrIINGER'S
fuTHECA Ashland square. iy Is !.
FANCY BOOKS.
EfLORA y Interpreter Poetry OF the Affections
= Album of Love VOICE OF .
Flower Vase Poetry of Fl,,vefs
'oetry ofthc Passions IaIIs Rookb ,
american Melodies Poetry of the Sentiments
Poems book OF Pleasures
.ady ofthc Lake sigourncy's Poems
echoes Of Nature Course of1mc
asker OF Jewels NournCT's ChNpci
Lady's Book at Poetry and Flowers
scott, Hemaus, Iandnn, Bryant, vaTons fancy cdi.
ions OF poeiical works tor sac Nv
sep 10 JOHN n THOMPSON Tninn st,cei
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-24
FnI.IIs IpPI.Y.

John ~. THOMPSON. successor 10 ,. = Haswen,
deed hes just received mesh supply 0f Books and
Stationary, which sddsd 20 hs already large and varied
assortment eush3cs him 20 say 10 the Former
The establishment and 81 others who msy horor him
with cad that his Stock complete aud tina
the reputation of he predecessor chesp Booksenei
willie fully sus'a iusd hy hmm. scp 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-24

have ueedthe Military shaving Cream. manuf,eiur.
cd ~ NJ. Wm Bailey, Of Fulton aud Sands sts
brooklyn. consider IL excellent article and 10
commend u 90 the notice Of the public. NJ y OlIERN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-24

Constantly ON hands large and general assottmc,
OF baltimore aud New York Tanned SOLE LIZ NTuEI
Upper Leather, Kip skins calf AND Morocco Skins Pm
and White Lining aud Binding Skns
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-24

shoe Threads, Pegs, Nsiis Tackr Booi webbing.
Lasting, Gallons, AMI Blades. Avn Iiahs, Finccrs,
Hammers, RAsps and all the wanted by Shoe
Manufacturers.
Thankful foe the ibers' patronage heretofore cV,cudrd
tous, we still solicit a continuance Of the same.
sep Is M'CLNIIEN A. * ON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-24

D. The lovginai and orly) genuine article - only ri
pared 10y ~. SNa,ue, north west corner sth aud la
streets, fhisdcphis. ToU'u NoNE except that bcari
tI,. written SIN .Vrur al I'm SxNAyNg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-24

AT OrfCE.-My daurii.r-. utngAuf.r la.rf,,.,. 80,
- hef hohie 90 tie fh insf NnF refsa. $500. n.
htIr ~ reh PEI ipina ui1 confer favor b, .e0,,i,v
.nt sa aal l'''"hs Wuu mas hartof be- sre rsffle4
iha slai pfofrrl'e 'fr1l fof fle sane tfi f.e, 80
wafued ifani iffsiinf her A. sil rnr 81 tts. - -,
~ lf - lOahiH STONE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-24

W W w ishN 100 EanuA VI br0NkiVn
Tor sale ~ ce of the druggists and fancy dealers in
uscty and through the United States and al y,ho'g
sale and retail BY the proprietor.
WM. HALEY, corner u Sands and Fulton sts
For sale wholesale aud rcisL 81 the Mannfsetnrer's
prices ~ PRYOR a PAUL.,
sep sly SOLE Agents Tor Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-24

TuST received; per steamer Defiance quantity ofoad
~ pipe aud Sheet Lead, which are for sale low hy
~ 10 HDRNBRODK & DIfION
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-24
MiSSE LACE BOOTS d. BUSKINs.
CIlILDREN'S SHOES.

l5C0 pairs Children pcgg'd no0,ces
- 1850 chiidrcH's sewcd BooIccs,
gp.E various styles,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-28
From The Ee,ton Afla,. Oct. "a.

DREADFUL GALE on TIE ATLASrIc.-The ship Coucbr.
da, Capt Dor arrived this port yesterday morning from
Liverpool The following extract from her log q.
furnished the Merchants News ROOM
"For few days had very Ugh, winds and fine ther
on 22d, lat 40 "a, Ion lS 81 w, had heavy gale from
W, with heavy sea, chip llborcd very much and deck
foil Of water 1884, the wind shifted and blew equally
hard, running in mountains, and continued blow
ing succession OF dreadful gales for nearly three weeks
from w 10 W. and the dreadful sea running ever
seen; carried away fore and mhntoymast backstay and
sp b and foresa also foTstopsa Our cargo got adrft
IN the hold and really seemed If everything must 20
10 pieces.
sthins,aat lat 40 a. North lon 10 IL West had wind
East all day II then hauled W. and blew heavy ga
At 7. NJ hove at NJ wind W. and increasing ship
lying m the trough OF tins making dre adJ wealth
at T. VI. the gale suddenly increased most tern
hc hurricane, sweeping almost everything before IT, We
had three close re,ied opss the time and ii, blew
with such fury that they IN shyers a moment The
fofetail which was snugy fured blown out Of the
gask'i', and into ribbons; also spencer which we
trying to set in fact s1iI could stand against it
The main and msen topgallani blew fairly over the
side, with yards, sails and eycsy thing attached and the
chip complete wreck, and totally unmaG1geabie. No
could get nlof do but little any where cargo got
Hdrt again IN tue hpd-won down and made every c1er
ton TO 1t ogar daylight, weather moderating
and little smoother; commenced iti all hands 10
ce1r away the wreck, got down the sails &C.
and the mainmast badly cracked under the top.
Afternoon bent new sails At6P NJ quite snug again.
nearly exhausted. 18Th, lot. AZ 80, lon n W st
blowing gale bark with lore topmas, and tor gal
lant mast apparently gone AlsO spoke ship Antwerp
from Liverpool o. and for Boston, with Loss OF sails and
ali 'iec top gallant masts 18Th finished repairing wea
Their mo settled two Of passengers have died since
the gale. .'h. passed the Grand Binhy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-28
coon FEgt.tNCs

We know n blunt old fellow in tho State Of Msips. who
sometimes hits the nail the head than the pb,os,-
phofs. lie heard praised Tor hs good feel
iHgs" Everybody Joined and said the possessed
Of excellent feelings.
What has hs done 2" asked our old genius
o! IN every thing he is Of fine benevolent feel.
inRs," the reply.
What has no done :" cried the old fellow again.
by this time the company thought necessary 10 show
81 their avorie doHRs They began 10 cast shout
their minds, but tho old man still shouted What
has he done 7" They owned that they could not name
any thing particular.
Yet" answered tho oynic, you cay that tho man
has good feelings. Now, gentlemen let tell you that
there are people 10 this world who good sim
ply Of their feelings. You can't to one gem
acon that they performed In their lives bot
they look and talk most bonevoenty. know a man
IN this town. that you al coll sUry rough unamiabls
maB, YET he has done ae of kindness in this com
ny lhsn al of you put together You may judge peoples
aodons by their feeliaaa but Judge peoples feelings BY
their actons."-- Chrishan Chronicle.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-28
city Arrivals.
excuANcE uorrt. a.,

EXCHANGE HOTEL, Oct 81.
Cruiehtcld and son, Spo,.ylvanis; Davis IT, Bed
ford; Rucker, Lynehbure; Rass-il, Mobile; Chs
II Cabaniss. James Bruce, Bshfsx; G Davis. Peters.
burg; VIM l. Smith. We; A Holmes, New York; q n
Me'ke. Bremen; w ID Miller. Baltimore; Morris. Phila
dePhiSi IL Ess.cn. 4 Il Haynes aud lady, New York;
w m roruoek. Poiumou,h; & Campbell, E Wilson,
Myres, - Ramsay. James Pace, Paul Nash, d A
DAVIS, Petersburg; N TGowbrdge, Georgia.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL. Oct, a.
Iohn Mattler ard Lady, N. York; Capt Raoult Ship
oyfnpn; w ID Green. Hampton Road; Col King, Ken.
lucky; James IL Coz, Hopkins, ID WOODBRIDGE Ches-
"iheld; Asis, Capt. Poters, Goochland; s Praze o.
range CO., ~ CT Daniel Hatcher, Powhatsn; Dr. J q Cor
Meade, Petersburg; David hesde, Brunswick; John
S,raehsn, Chesterfield; Mir Hankin Chsrlotte; John
Taylor, Cumberland; Col. Samuel Drake, Powhatsn;
Drake, Perry CO, Ala VIM. II Campbell, Hanover; N
Garland. Sowel Drumheller, hlbemarle; T. w Hub
bard, Buckingham; Durham, Tszewell c. II Richard
Perkins Jr Lynchbura; Edward Scott, Powhs,an; W
Tuiwiler Fuvanns; Samuel Richardson, Gooehland; r
w Taylor, ii Rowel, Rowell, Surry; w Tompkins
tiussnna; Dr. Archer, POwhstan; John Cobbs, Ca,l
well, ~ C rhos kec,on, Lun.nburg; c Johnson; AM
hest; w L Pankey. 'Appomaiiox.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-28

American OCEAN SrTLNERs-THE PK,GREss OF SUR
BUILDING ~ NV GIRK-Athough 1t is acknowledged
throughout the world that York sailing packets
are unsurpassed for beauty OF model strength OF
ton, and superior sailing qualities yet there has BEEN for
the last few year, 9TH and in Europe an
impression that could build ,cean steamers as well
as m Europe We spprsed the public some months since
that there m course OF construction one of ma ~ i'm.
OF American steamers, 10 be called the Washington
The line Il TO consist OF tour seamefs, ply between
New York. Cowes, and Bremen and be completed in
March, lS4S.
The frame OF the pioneer of the line the s'washngton
Is pretty well under y and would recommend IN
those interested in such visit her now as not
cOnstTuc ed. Messss WeseryelI and Mckay who have
built several OF our beautiful packets among others the
splendid ship American Eagle that launched the other
day, have the contract for building the Warrington
Mtssrs Sul!man and Allen, of the Novelty Works who
now rank amongst the most scientific machinss m the
world pres, engaged making her machnery-
woengnes ct one thousand horse power each lust double
those vi the Great Western.
She have three flush decks will be 1850 to,, hn,
then, las feet length, 80 feet BEAM aud 81 feet inch
es hold.
The Washington will leave New York on her first
mp the lst OF next March, under command of Cant
newt, long and iivoiably known the Captain of the
HAVE packet ship Utica and as able seaman "A ever
walked deck.
II we predict any thing about her from the appear
ance OF her model, what anucpsie her machinery will
De- ana the character Of her Captain will venture TO say
that she wall make the quickest passage ever vet
and as our New YOTk ship builder. have eeln,ed the
world IN the superiority oi our sailing packets taoyg that
We have made commencement steam slip building
Will We IN lew years possess the greatest
times ia the worldly T. Herald.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-28
Decidedly CooIt

Who would have supposed the return. Of the recent
election M Pennsylvania could be tortured into nj, approval
Of the British Tariff Of 1867 But the audacity of Loco
focosn never baked by fact no matter how sfubborn
they may be- Figures, too pressed into the service Of
ihc f0ulrccfr who are ird Of work manufacture vic
tory out Of the tacst Kind Of Waterloo defeat ever zoe.
r,n,ad IN this oT any other country Just hosr the Bali.
Republ can man talk -
wherever the Tariff issue was boldly made, VIC have
succeeded, and Lost where D. 70 our parry not
having made The issue m every part Of the State fully and
fairly, the overthrow may in great measure h. painfully
ascrbod. P8niu'Iy, because prefer n sec the Demo
cratic party boldly meeting 90 their issues with Federalism
Wh-rsrsr hsV did 20, The Ta5F Of 1876 rae Triumphant
Wnmo, The only Roprosentafve In the pcstnt Congress
who voted for ~ has been gOroHsy elected. victory
in si which almost Tor tho Toes Of The guie
The oiy and county Of Phi lphin DID noJy Chlrles
Brown opposed the iaff n ~ and has been elected In
district which gave Henry Clay over 1000 maiofity"
lhs 10 rich, and decidedly cool Ice would burn In
mparsou Here Wilmot, just saving bis election by
Tho kin n his teeth, - stct which gave 1900 Loco
FOeo majority IN 1874 and is down by tho Baltimore
"a victory In itself which almost componsatns fr
the lDss e the State" And the other evidence equal
" sinking Charles Brown receives 4719 votes n poll
oi 1929 and hs too is verdict favor Of the BRUSH
Tamil The Baltimore wizard GO 10 The heed Of his
class Albany Journal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-28
The Panther.

The Peoria Register furnishes the following sketch,
which NAV serve as counterpart To that published by
Monday, and headed " Uncle Billy"
In the latter part OF that bloody tragedy which spread
dsmay throughout this OF the State there
nine hundred lndens encamped the Illinois River OPP
pose To the present town elite of DE Sale composed ptn
cipay OF the Iruquois trbc They had always maintained
friendly intercourse with the whites in the vicinity aud
manifested great partaliy for in particular This
was Old Myers" perfect prototype Of Cooper's trap
per- This State the fifth IN which he had erected his
hut In advance OF white population. he had Of course
acquired Of the habits the Indians than Of civil
lied men, and was iamiliary known among them The
Psn'her"a Ude which he had acquired from IN, m by
daring exploit IN killing animal by that name when
leading them in OF their wild hunts At the period
referred TO- these Indians rallied under the Black Hawk
standsfd and wee committing many depredauons upon
the settlers In the vicinity. When repulsed they did not
hesitate 10 murder their former friends and companions
About tho cabin OF The Panther nearly
had como In for the safety OF their wives aud children
Placing them under his protection But among the VIC
tins OF savage barbaity, there happened to be BROTHER
n-aw Of the Panther, with his wife and three children
Here they committed an objectionable outrage upon the
family Of their ancient friend and dem-savage. When
the sac udings Of their cruel fate had reached the Carr
son. the Panther was clothing himself IN battle
With his nhe, his tomshawk, aud scialping- knife IN
day, he silently bent his the Indian ouarter
ab'ut one mile distant Fearlessy he marched into the
midst OF the band, eveled his rife nj the head
chief present, and deliberately killed him spot lie
then severed the iecss head from the trunk and held II
up by the hair before the awe struck multitude eSeamiu
fou have murdered brother his wife, and their litle
ones. and now have killed your chief | am now even
with YOU butt he added eyery one OF you that is found
here tomorrow morning sunrise is a dead Indian -
AL this was accomplished by the Panther without the least
noesaton. They knew that he would take vensence for
their deed Of blood. and silently Acknowledged the Justice
OF the daring act lie then bore Oft the head in triumph
TO his cabin. The next morning not Indian could be
found in all that region They left their homes and
their deaG and that part OF the State has moost-
ed by them since
few weeks since, this veteran Of eighty winters sold
his claim, csparisoned with the same hunting shirt and
weapons which he wore when he killed the chief aited
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