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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-11
DR.. Swaync's
CELEBRATED COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD

ttllFbfNp SlRCP Oh WIN
CHERRY.
Read The most celebrated cure Of Consunp,ion eve,
placed upon record
Dk. swArsE-Iiear Str I feel II a dcis Of sr.ti,ud,
quo g y"a-snd a duty To 1.-THE afflicted generally, to ole,
W ua,,',e testimony IN favor Of your Compound syu
!, 'hefry. some three years since was v ia
.e"us a lacked with cold aud Inflammation ~ M.
.s"ss, ne" as accompanied with a very distrr..irs
e""fn, pam IN The breast aud head; a very eons,l~raI Ie
usohaireo oil Offensive nIucus from the luns. s.n>ri.u,
upon change u weather. hewevrr si,.hl. A, ~, i ~,
"" alarm ssnui my condition, but was pretty soon ,or.
~. - was rapidly going int6 consumption
sIew say weaker. and al isng h was ,eareely ~, -
WAX a.oai. OF speak aloye a " n,spcr. surh ~.
oee"'hs weakness OF my lungs. During this time i h.d
NO go p'epafa',ohs aud prescriptions. ba, found
no ielie'-rro~i ing all the lime worse. Ju,i ,ese ws.
Adstsed and persuaded by a dear n ,end in v,,,s,r.sc,
= maze .Iis' OF yoas syrup Of via Cherry. i ma,
s"hiess that previously I had heen preiud,eed .-,,n.s
patent medicines. and am still asa,..a t,g~- eo.,,a,
oul "f me hands Ut empires. hut und.,u.udi,. 80
s,aiMs o me profession and practice OF medicine ana
as.ins .hpiei' fs,th IN the saying Of my friends. /
tofthwtth purchased Ut Dr shaw one Of your ..sn,-
e nos'ies and commenced its use. Nv disessr w...,
s"1s '"ne VI "ot % months standing, and consequently
wa aeep'N sealed. found, howevsr, { pp.tder..I., ~.
i'si from The use Of the FIRST four OF ave hoitte, M,
'e'ns a public speaker. l frequently sts~mpted 4 ~ .....s
~nn NY increasing s;reagth, and thereby inquired
,hose vessels that had already hegup TO heal: in this So
souotess, my cure Ma greatly retarded. In 80
suehee U aching thus imprudentiy, | had 10 A 10 !, =
.a.e pero, : was perfectly restored. ! have no Que,
non a much smaller Number Of IoIties would h.ys -.
me sound, hat for the shove ind iseret.on m. s"aa'e
shayea Inc feyrfiss habi., did Away The ai.tn,aP
$500 a s'"P y. the discharge Of matter from m.
.""fs, y gave them and the enin re system .osst $3.50
! aAse aeiefred Offering TINS eeuineAi . I'm so. sa-A,u.
purpose OF seinx perfectly satisfied with thr ~
~ = cure, and now that feel perfectly ~eIi. ! as.'yy
I,uhl,n count. Nc KEW J 7 JORDAN.
Iss oEisinsi and only eenuin. .riel. -
I. .I.S y" AZ NE. corner Of Eighth aud Race street, pfsYy
aT For al. Ia I.ms. p jan IL /
Harsh. whssins. Va. 's'"f and
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-11
THE MONROE HOUSE.

Our friend MATHEas, 80 well and hvorably
Of good provisions aud loiglugs, has lett the
old Monroe House on Monroe street. anil ia
ken the building, late Virginia Hotel, on
Main, where ne is spreading himself in style.
We took a look over his house yesterday. 1t
is newly pspered and furnished and has
many evidences Of comfort il has not mani
frsted for years. We know that h. will not
lose any of that high character as a landlord,
which he ha. gained in tue Monroe House.
and which has been appreciated By the public.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-11

The Blacks in Canada.-The New York
Commercial Advertiser notices the state m mt
which lately went the rounds of the papers
as to a hourishing colony OF blacks. 10000
strong, am ng them many fugiti;e slaves, ex-
listing between Lakes Huron and Erie in Cana.
da, and says:
Why this isl population greater than any
town or city in the province can boast o. ex-
Quebec and Montreal. We d. not at
this moment r~ecoilec, the number of colorrd
persons in the United Province, but We think
ii does not exceed three thousand, unless they
have rapidly increased within two years. On
the Thames, in the London district, the first
colony Was planted, and there the largest nu,n-
b'r was collected. They have been there sew
eral years, aud great Efforts have been made
in the province and in the States 10 support
them, but with little prospect oil ultimate
success. In this new settlement, between
"Lakes Huron aud Erie" there may b. a lew
hundreds
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-11
Safest, Cheapest and Best Fan cough

now in USE is RITTER'S Compound Syrup Of Tar and
WiidCherry OF this fact. = single triai W III convince the
most %skertieal. II contains no Mineral or Narcotic in.
grcdicnt, causes No Inconvenience during its admins.
trsiion, is very paiata,ie will sc taken with avidity by
even the youngest children, and wiii afford instant ~.
lief in Group and Whooping Cough ii gwen according.
directions When the paroxy SIN comes on. A few doses
will sllay the irritation Of the Bronchial tnIes inc ide~s
to cough aud lore throat and by removing the causr rim
in asbor Tine produces the e.eet desired, a ornament
cure. one lottie the price of which, !. hat IS cents W IN
in aInsssst Every instance cure a cough however inysie.
rsse ~ however long standing.
For sale by s.ovekeepcrs generally IN this and adioin.
ing counties and wholesale and retail nv the propr ietors
!. J. b.. RITTER, wholesale Irisxi,ts,
dec 3i-oin d r ". No i22 N ID street, Phiia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-11
AN IMrRONEMENr.

We have before noticed the removal OF
Mesrs. MCL,LLES kSoN Sc,.with their Big
Red Boot TO the opposite cOrner. They have
brought things thsre to be about the right
pass. with plenty OF room, light and airy,
ands OF customers. to their euormou stock of
Boots and Shoes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-11
NEW BUSINESS HOUSES.

The Monroe House, Monroe ST., lately &C.
cupied by Mr.. J. M4thers as y hotel has been
purchased, as We have before announced, aud
workuen are now engaged fitting it up Tor
three business Houses, Tor which it was orig
inally designed. Two are to be occupied as
soon as finished by Mr.. +. Pollock and
Jacob Hornorook. We have not learned who
takes the other. They will be eacelIen, bus
iLes. houses.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-11

We regret that our old friend Cowarlin of
the Richmond Times and Compiler has retired
from that paper, he having sold his interest
in it to his partners, Messrs. Darlington aud
Davis. Mr.. C.. has been editor Of the Times
Tor about ~ years, and he has conducted il in
a manner worthy OF his high calling. Msythe
blessedness of rppose be his.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-11

The Rev. Cyrus Dickson will preach TO the
Congregation ofthe End Presbyterian Church.
in The room over the store oil Messrs. OFT and
Greer, opposite the Pos, Office. --(en,rance on
Marke; Street, next Sabbath morning at half
past ten O'Clock. anil at night at half past SIX.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-11
WHEELING e. BELMONT

FRIDGE COMPANY.
The subscribers to the capital stock Of the
Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company are
hereby notified that All instulment Of one dol
lar upon each and every share thereof is re-
quired to be paid by them respectively TO the
Treasurer ot the said Compsny, on Fri
day the 10Th day Of March, 1913.
By order OF the Board Of Managers.
4. II. FITZhUGH, Clerk.
John Morgan, ESD. the Treasurer. will be
found at the Merchants aud Mechanics Bank.
Feb. 10. 1913.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-11

In Auctiop will offer tor sac. al pub
u''I'S nuCtIoH' lie auction, on Thurrdsv
the 24th day Of February, Isls, at 10 o'clock. a. at
the late residence OF J u Halioek, ESQ. three miles te
low Steiienviie. os the west bank NJ the Ohio,
SPLENDID FARM OF $40 ACRES;
consisting Of atout $50 acres Of river totient-end the
remainder If upland, nnder a high state of cultivation,
18th excellent huildinrs, and about rs acres Of orchard
Of the choicest fruit, together with a valuable coal mine.
Or IN case the farm VIII not sell entire, I " III offer II in
FOUR sN FARMS, either Of which are well sdap.
ted 10 farming purposes: but the home place, particular.
", 10 most desirable farm, consisting of about $50 acres.
will also. AT the samc time and place, sell a els,iee
flock Of ahon, $50 fisr Mtniso SnEEr, in lots to suit
purchasers. They are in excellent order, and well ~.
iected. There are also several excellent cove, teSides
Lsrses. oxen, wagon. pleasure carriage, farming utensils,
household furniture. and . arge supply OF grated, " eli
selected, aud choice young fruit trees, to lie sold d. the
saIn~ time.
TERMs-For the personal property, CASH. For tina
Land. - cash, and the lalanor in easy pa yneuts. Par.
ticulars made known al the raie. III. COLLIER.
EI'r OF J II Halioek, deed.
fteube lille. Feb !. 1A@9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-11
NOTICE.

r. EAL proposals will lie received by the Director,
OF the wheeling, eel Liberty aud .ethany Turn.
pike Company from this date 10 Saturday. March n.
next. for grading the Road from The Material Road near
"oods NH TO the fsnnsyivan,a Line, inelud, m. the
erection OF necessary Bridges and Cuivens: the road
shah now mere exceed grade Of Ave degrees, and is 10 Re
e'saed s' least twesiy four tcs wide on lev ei ground aud
isisrd AZ The middle ~ inches higher than the edge. aud
on hiii sides la he al least ~ feet wide. and raisea IN the
middle ~ inches higher than the bottom of The ditch.
ana ) inches lever on the outer edge OF The road than
.he centre. and The upper h,li aide TO he cleared for a dis.
lance OF not iss than ~ feet from The edge Of the road.
The proposals viii specify The cost per mile fur grading,
AND inc sess Of bridges Amd Cuiyerts separately, aud 40
proposal viii be considered for lea. than half a mile
fropos.i' may te len whh DIR J.. Campbell, in Wells.
h.fsh, Va, Prof w X fendie,on a, Bethany, Va, W
M.teheia al " hceiing, Va, or JOAN English, west Lib
cry, Va. BY order OF the board.
JouN ENGLISH, Clerk.
NJ fersons W lshing 10 examine The route previous
o ssadins can obtain ali thr necessary information by
Calling on the fresiaent, I w Mitchell, Wheeling. Va.
\, .he follow ing gentlemen on the line OF the road. Ir
u w Chapilns. Jas Kelly, John ] Jacob, VIM Bukey.
Professors Moss and rendlc,on or the subscriber.
John ENGLISH, Clerk.
Weiishnfrh Herald and Zascsviiis Gazette copy lin
day, mark price aud charge this office. feb It'd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-11

N,ftrn All those indebted to the subscriber. in
4'NS' The business conducted BY Thos. C. CuI.
hertson, either by note or book account, are respectfully
requested To call and settle the ,aine without DELAY
BIZ. Cuihertson. into whose hands the business passed
on the lst. January, is fully authorised TO settle up the
same. ]. K. DICKEY
Eah 9th.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-11
(~YaySha
VOSC> A~

CT The Eastern Telegraph was out Of
order last night. aud we have therefore no
later Congressional news than published yes.
ierdsy morning.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-11

Z. w. CARR, opposite the Ex, hsug,.
Philadelphia. Is sgrut for procuring suhx1 IN.
ticnssnd advertising fort he Wheeling Times.
Btpissr s. GRrxs. 81 Street. opposite ,he
Post ofhce. Ciaoirnafi. will act as Agent.
for the Wheeling Times. end all orlcr. lei,
NTH them viii be promptly attended t..
'oLsEr u. PALsrs Is %authorrri ro sc' ~
'gent Tor receiving subscriptions and sdvct-
'semenis Tor the Wheeling Daily Time, s,
ADVERTISER. AZ Bs'tinore. Philadelp iia. New
YORK and Boston. His office is IL
baliimore, al the Southess, corner Of Norlh
and Fayrt,c STREETS:
Philadelphia, N. w. Corner Of Third ant
Chestnut SITS.
New York, Tribune Buildings, opposite city
Hall.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-11

aSf Notice Al persons indebted to the estase
i'dSt NOtIcc. Of hartley Drmn,.on whs.her for
use NJ his bowling saloon or otherwise. ave hereby in.
formed that nn!ess pay n,eni 10 made on ar iefnre tho
first day of March. suit will ke hra,,glI OF, the ssnsc. a.
] am compelled TO close up The aecosni" OF the estate.
fehi ISAAC Colts. Adn.'r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-11

The proceedings Of the Legislature OF tn
7th. latest dates, has no local interest.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-11

Puhlic Sale OF THE OLD ALL N LOT
"o'iH .S"'N The subscribers heinx appointed
Commissioners for such pur poses, will. on Monday, the
9th day Of March. isIs, al the Court Hous. in Wheeling.
cell 10 The highest aud best bidder, lot No % on Make,
street. being the old jail and Ia, an which IL 10 erected
II will he sold on credit by equal instalments al one,
tive and three years, the purchaser giving bonds with
good security TO secure the pay Of the purchase
money. with Interest from the day Of sale. The title
will lie retained TIL the purchase money is all paid, tho
the purchaser viii be entitled 10 possession IN the lst Of
April next. u. 70
ROBrr G WOODS, ! Com'y.
feb 10 WIN sELBY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-11

The Eddy Family entertained a crowded
house last night, and appesrsgai tonight.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-11
Ms,IIsrER.s !. e.r


tsiniy one Of the best remedies which can be used to
sI,sx " cure colds. c,urh. influenza. snrepers and main
ar.. a..
-" -" 80
q disehsrse through the pores ofthe skin Of all purieiert,
sfrof,,ou. or m,rhiJ matter in the lungs. bronchial
- :. -, ..ou..,v .n.x.,s.... -.
'u'es' W "a ''"l"''"! "'' ""' ot~"r'
and bring on ultimately an entire restoration OF health.
I, i. trinity ..,o,i.bior To SOC tl,e free A i.el.,se nj Matte,
-.
"h'on " Wings o' "i"" s"" """ ~rP'''e VI
chest, in case Of eonsumption-snd what i'm mediate and
permanent relief it gives Il, the internal ORGAN. which
-
"e'e r'e''"''y 'H"'"e u 's"'"' y" 'h'ow on
the loads Of Inflammation and corruption which were
crushing them into the grave. Fer sale bv IA
,.v.v ,.,. ~ 49,.
phAhh' 'hesh"s' eos
We ask our readers TO run thsir eyes over the fellow.
irs extract from a letter written by an Agent for
vauShu's I.,thoniri piie Mirinre-a remedy now more
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-11
SPEECH OF

Mr.. A. STEWART, OF PENNSYLVANIA.
In reriew Of the Free Trade Doctrines
contained in Mr.. Walkers Annual
Report on the Finances.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-11
Fresh Fruits.

~ o rs N n. Raisins,
80 : half boxes do 10
quarter hsA~s do
20 drnms flesh h.s,
kegs MA;a.a Crspes
do Zsnle eurrant..
10 boxes swee, oranges.
do Lemons,
=" eoeoanuts. just received from N,w yo,. ..x
~ Hc MRS. HEATING.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-11
CONCERT.
THE EDDY FAMILY,

n Connection with rrot Coolidge respectfuly m
onounen to The Citizens of Wheeling that they " III = va
. concert OF Vocal AND IAsrrusEsrAL at.Ic al ths
CIR H,LL, Wv
THIS EVENING,
" een they viii sing q variety Of their choice prsdu,
tons and esiise'ions, consisting Of sonxs, Due,.. QUA.
Tets, Trios, Ac.
Doors open All. performances TO commence. "A. Tiek
cts S5 cents.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-11

0nnn Lbs Of Spanish Sole Leather. ost Ia,
$3.50 lest qualify jus, Ieesised and for ,.l.
TOT cash. lfes il A~oCLALLEN, KNOX Co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-11

5000 Lns Of Spanish Sole Leather, Asmsses tan, /.
'e"" M~ctLAl.I.ES, kAuX a 30
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-11

A0n BBI.S Superior Plantation Mslasses,
40V 2j hills Tar, ut received per steamer Pbp.
nix and tor sale by fchs Nv AXIOM co
I'M BAGS prime new crop Rio Coffee, received
W. tins day per steamer Grey eagle, and for
sale by feb w * 4 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-11

R0 DOZENS OF Goat skim, a. good . n .r,,.-
~ ever as~ssd IN the nsrtss' I,.s .n.ns as
' Hs~ h~ecLALLks. KNOX {
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-11
Artificial Flowers. IN

Nr'lhcIal Flowers. r., rs' !. .s,.s.,s., ~Is.
maanfaesory. No Is Moth srJ .,rsc,. ph'.as Ins
ae'e'e- and extensive assortment 81
Ariy'e,al ~tfere,s. Iayieton's Foee Cam,
lIa'e"' Dress Caps. Feathers. Quiiinrs
1onarels. Borders. Fancg Goods. De
" iths great vasie'y " s,hsr ar,elr. in IA, Inc, .h,.,
A.. sa.irmsy low prie-', and Ia which he in.
Jan sl-Mst AuIa~.t ieIi,
''" N''A sd 81. sS'ss New rAiisas irA.a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-11
WHEELING coTroMnu

n h mnhhLING COTTON FACTORY Is now
aopesssion and pre- psred TO furni,, W."
bhoWN sHEkriSGs, WIRps
.ouIoN YARNS. and batting.
H., sona"'s are respectfully isviied 10 call Ard e..nin.
nem .ood- or send their ordr,, vI-lrh Nil nsss
,.n Ai's"''on Once Al the Fseury on Foauh :.
uTWenu,w SAM. OFT. supt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-11
LABOR, ITS IMPORTANCE AND VALUE

But, above all beg you TO protect and cherish your
national industry; 10 protect and sustain il against the
efforts OF its enemies. foreign and domestic. ts break !,
down. Labor lies at the very foundation of The nation
al prosperity. lalor, in every department-iu the
fields. IN the work shops. IN the faciories-ehsrish It
aud preserve II as the great element of your national
weath ard independence. When LABOR prospers, all
"ther interests pr~osper-when labor is depressed, all
Other interests must suffer and synyathixe with il.
hat - all other capital compared with the capital Of
iabof' Estimate your labor al one tenth Of your pop.
uiaiion, say two millions Of laborin. men; il The ' earn
but 9 lso per year. this is equal 10 the interest OF a capt.
talof $1,000 per annum ate per cent, which, multiplied
by two millions, the number OF iaborers, makes our la.
Dor capital equal to six thou sanl millions of dollars :;
aud This is the great element OF power aud wealth and
prosperity that Mr.. Walker would sacrifice and degrade
To the wretehsd condition OF European labor, by his mis-.
cradle poiiey of"free trade"--conipelIing the Americans
10 work as cheap as they do in Europe, or give up their
markets and their money to foreigners.
A., then, you value the virtue, liberty. and indspcnd-
cnee of ysur country. I beseech you protect and defend
your labor from the ruinons effects Of foreign compeii.
lion. ! call upon the iaboriRs mcn--the voters Of the
iand-io come TO thu rescue, 10 protee; themselves; the
power is in their own hands. let them exert il fer their
own security aud defence. know what il IL 10 labor
Il came fiom the ranks ofihe Isboriny men-I fee. for
their Interests, and ] sympathixe in their sudefings; aud
when L heafft them may HeavAu las~v ,A
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-11

al a nobility, AL n.rt a king. submit, ,
'vnuli no, such b. the tendency. il no, the
md. OF Tree trais.' carried out to its sna,
rsul'sf Yet this is democracy" the mod
rrn progressive democracy" as preached
end p%rscticed b. Polk and hi. psrty.
Bat this 10 not all. The duties levied on
foreigners to Protect our Isboring men, furnish
nearly the whole revenue for the support OF
Government. Bat esiabli, VI tree trade" aud
you not only release the foreigner and bic
goods ir1m all taxation, bat YOU transfer the
burdens to your Impoverished people
Won appoint swsTtns OF tar -galhrrers To hsr.
rass and plumber them-to sell their lest COW,
an take the last bite of bread from their
Children TO support your wars. your standing
Armies mt-gatherers, lonls, princes and pen
sinners. The revenue collected from protec-
tive duties heretofore levied on foreign goods
was lett, not az burden, bu, as blessing
am dement, IN the protection and prosperity
they gave 10 the national industry. but repeal
these duties, paid by foreigners for the privi-
lege OF selling their goods in our markets,
open Your ports. crush your labor. inundst lie
your country with foreign productions, and
then resort Tor revenue 10 direct iaration, and
you convert a blessing into a bitter curse. Blu,
thank God the remedy is in the hands of the
people! l leave MIR. Walker and free trade
with "the voters" the '%toiling millions 10
settle the MISTER in their own way.
Mr.. Walker says, lit will soon become an
sIiomttic truth, that all tariffs are a tax upon
labor aud wages'-on American labor.
small mistake; II he had -ail a tax upon for
tign labor, Tor the protection and encourage
ment OF american labor, he would have b-el
right. This IL a small blunler. He will n
doubt revise aud CO rect it in his next essa
on the beauties Vi "free ;rade."
But, Mr.. Walker boasts that his report O
le45. published in England by order of Pa
lilment, accelerated, II it dill not produc
the REPEAL OF the corn laws" This i. anott
er biundrr. The cora laws were only sus
pended tai Nj. Walker repealel the odiou
anu-Btiush tariff Of 1912. That accomplish
ed, AMI the famine over, the corn laws 20 il
To operation again on the ST OF March, slid
ing scale ani all. But Mr.. Walker savs h
has not only converted Great Britain. but h
has staggered oil Europe. Hear hitnl H-a
him! France, Russis, Germany, Austri
liza y. Prussia, Switzerland. Holland, Belgium
Denmark, Sweden, aud China have moved,
are vibrating or preparing 10 move, in fave
OF The same great principle" another blur
der, these nations, or most Of them, 30 {
from relaxing, are increasing or %strengtheniI
their protective systems, wherever their ma
kcts are likely 10 be invaded by forrign ma
ulactures coming in competition with tn,
own. But who lold MIR. Walker they we
vibrating or pre- pairing TO mover" They IN,
pi6rute little, 10 amuss Mr.. Walker, al
Induce him 10 take our duties of their good
and he has done il. And what have tn
done No,hing-no hing at all. They q
"vibratiBg. but their tar # vibrations all
mp, instead OF down, while they laugh N
Walkers SIMPLICITY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-11
A BRIEF ALMANAC FOR THE YEAR
ISIS.
BOARD OFTRADE.

Committee on Com marco for January.
8 BRADY, NM BAKER d. p,RgAGU