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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17
PATENT MEDICENE;

OIL the appearances Of ono who fingers i'm the a Q
s,aSe oil CONSUMPTION The physicians Who sti,.
70 NAMED, and that f. Their trial of medicine wc,,
ne snurely AS less Ia his dire aud torloTu A., 4.
ne hessn 70 use Hunts 70, anic PILLS. sno by "a
hlnga lew boxes of the ma, Oh :ine he has r.c,.,d
: perfect cure. and has siDce enjoyed e~xcetri a
hes.th. Ire unexpected recovery Of Mr.. Rus., :.
mas astonlShed all his relatives and friends a 4
ne tenders these lines 10 Dr. Hunt with eveilas
u"s sfau'ude. RUSSELL
distressing case If Sercre Syasmodic A.h5srna, r,.
geofy cured By hpnfs botanic PXs
~ - henry White, was TOR the space of Two y,a,t
from WIN a severe Asthma, which process. i
o1hp,s ", l1iitwe, "a tightness across the cb,
he Ia In,.ut and Distressing breathing, Durn
.nc i'St year oil ms 1lhn-es, tae jiseas. ,pcr.as.S
So alaimIneIy ss toprevsnt his f,lInwiny -, -.
ness having lost hi speech. ard being fhr. a,.@,,
Win immediate suhocatIUn, unul a cor ious ~
ptclo lHtlCn v tuio cen ~. Nkc CpI, 60 -.
rrlet for a lew hours, Tn. pLysicians who s,hn
d.d HIM pronounced his complain mi ben ond 80.
sioHlty of cure. bit at hast Providence d,y,c,.pJ
p"mphist 10 De lett AZ his house. after wb,,s
procured some OF d.. Hunts Botanic Pills, and al
Ter taking flew boxes he found himself ,nT,sI.
Tree from the complaint, beins capable al ,bis In.
oISny eA-tclse' even ofwalking forty miles CAM
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEiTS'
Caation.-Bc particular in purcbaspc q,
ihat the label OF this Medicine contains n no,rr, "a
~ entry according TO at OF Congress. And l.
lhe"lse Iarticular IN obtaining them at 100 IN. 4.
nam 81, New,noIk; or from The
v, AGENTS.
STEyENSoN MALE Trsssii41; Va
IN CHANCERY-ln the Circuit Supcror Co,-, .,
Law and Chancery Tor the County of Marshall il, M.
state Of Virginia.
Asael Booth,
Daniel Nichols, rhlo Boisiord. and Hannah HI. ,,.
ana iihidah Bo'sioEd, heirs at laH of Austin NicI,o.
deceased. "~
In pursuance OF n decree made is The above enh.
tied cause at the last term Of the Circui, Sunc,io- c.,
LAW and Chanccry inr the County of Marshall
shall on Monday the 18th dav of February ,c,I :,
Office m the City nj Wheeling. proceed IN ,.l,
and stale The amount involved M said chs. and a..
'"u u"te'eu 70 be taken DANIEL LAMB.
Jan lS-wlm' Comm;s;on.
kNMBRoIDERIES. SILKS. RIBBoNS. GLOVES
- &c nj No. Is. north Alb IT.. PhIlndeinhi,-
hIrctan's gNing East are respectfully invited 10 ,ag
iu ehahiiise our stock Of French. Swiss. Italian. Ger.
"an inuia aud English staple and fancy SILK Gad-
""" nave oeen selected with great care. and VIII
DC increased daily, Us tho season prog rcsses
feb 29-Loris J.. 81.
Office persons who have I.rroveJ L.,
Books from nav office will please return ,bcm
lmar 5 ALFRED CALDWELL.
NOR RENT-The brick dwelling and ST.,
corner of Main and Jefferson SITS. Possess.
gwen lst April, apply to SOLOMON
no y No. Is. Water st.
RRANGEMENr
rs ron 1910.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17

NIRGiNlA-iN Cu.~CERYs
NJ rules held In the Clerks Office of the Circuit So
perlor Court Of Law aud Chancery e., tho county
OF Ohio, in the month of February. 1910.
Piatoff Zane and Thomas J. u. Pento- 4
ney. partners in business under The ! Complainant.
firm Of Zane & PentOncy.
against
Austin Peay & Henry Moore. Defendant.
The defendant Peay roI having entered hs appear
ance and given security according Ia the act cf Assem-
MY and The rules of this court. and it appearing by
satisfactory proof that he Is not an inlsbiiant of this
commonwealth on motion OF complainant by counsel.
II Is ordered that tho said defendant do appear here on
The first day of The next Spring term ofihis court, and
answer the said comPlainants bill. aud that a copy at
ihts order he forthwith inserted in some newspaper
printed in the city of Wheeling. for twu months sue
eessiVely. and posted a; the front door of the court
house ofohio county. A copy resie.
ALIEN. T.. LAIDLEY. Clerk.
Clarke Cor conplainants. feb 27-2m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17
NEW LINE OF STAGES
m - TO PHILADELPHIA, (AND
E@9Sru TUE ONLY DIRECT exE)-U.
VHSSf =. MAII. MERCHANTS
M o., Db,I,y.luL.. -

Wheeling daily at G O'Clock, a. m. via Washington
and Bedford To Chamhersbure, and from IN, nee $50
miIsS oy raj rad, passing through Carlisle, Harris
= nh .aneasict To PhiisdeiphiH, II ; dave.
stage travel; the second being an the rail road. Tn.
proprieiors have placed new and splendid coaches
upon inc entire line good teams, and sober and
careful drivers and assure the public that no exnensc
or pans WILDE spared to render general satisfac
non. haNing good road agents, the public may
rely on a speedy and comfortable trip.-Tbs d;d6'
culties that have existed at willinmspori, pa in con-
sequence OF crossing The Mononsshela river hay.
completed. "" J"s'
STothce econG door below the II. :. Hotel. Wa.
ter st. mare A. HENDERSON & 90. Pro'rs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17

No SILK GROwERS-Tbc subscriber hn. been
L appointed agent for this city and vicinity for the
-nlc ofths Morns Multicaulis or Chinese Mulberry
Trees, raised by the American Silk Company of Bal.
timOre, and will contract for and deliver to purcha.
sers' those trees in any quantity, from twenty iotwenty
thousand during the winter or spring months. at very
reduced prices. terms flvorlblc. Individuals or corn
panics would do well to apply soon, ~ they will be
furnished on the most favorable terms with tse rsnu.
inc article.
bic hos also tho sale of about 10000 trees raised by
Mr.. John MFecly Of Queen Anne's Co. Md. which
are very superior and will be sold low. by tho bud or
foot. Apply TO J. F.. WHARTON. Ed. of the Time +,
heclinc. NOV. lie. 1899 -isif
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17
A
INSURANCE AGAINST ElRI

INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE. Tho
A snhscrlbei naylr z been appointrd agent for the
IRE lac aRd narne Insurance Company. of Lex
lnSton' N.Y., VIII take fire aud marine risks M tl,e
raies usually charged by the Other Offices, IN fhis
NY. Application may be made at the countiue
room Of Moore and Clarke
wheeling, Nays, 1897. CHARLES l.. STRONG
tNRE 81 MARINE INSURANCE
There are two situations ozly I'm which indi-
VIdaais can be placed, where they can adequately an
PTeCiate the value of insurance. These ere. ~ble
st1l dlnS upon The runs of iheir cwn property = eilhcr
reSelylhg from ar insurance Office the full amount
winch they have lost; or standing on the snmes pot
surrounded perhSps by a desolated family. Itment.
against such a contingency.
ATKINSON Agent ofthe PROTECTION ~. UR
AN Eco. OF HARTFORD CONN. win take ,f,I , IN
Dsei ing houses, Ware houses, Stores, Mills, Factoris
&c. togoiLe' with their contents such as Furniture
meTchr Pdise MaehiHtI ~ andeveTy other description of In
surable Prop 1ty. Also. or steam, Keel. naS Ftat
boats and their Csrgoes to and from any Port on he
Western Waters.
B-oihee on Main street, nearly oppositeths U s. Hge.
January %. IR9I-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17

SCRANCE-The Fire and Marin,
Insurance Company of Wheeling continue to
take, at The usual rates. all kinds Of insurance a.
Sainst hTe, aealRs the dangers of the Ohio and Mis-.
sIsslppi rvc's and their tributary stream
once on Main stfeet IN Forsyth and AtierI ury
warehouse DANIEL LAMB.
ian ~ A-crt - s..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17

NNtEELING SAVINGS lNSDIII-
TION@Ths Office of the Wheeling Sa.
ytues insututIop has been removed 90 the ~.
rhanEe Office o. Me- Jshr NJ. Clarke M8in street,
second door below the Merchants s. Mechanics
Bank.
The follow ng a,e the terms upon whIch Dcpcs
tee IRE received in this Institution.
Transient Dcpositos received az in thct
Banks
o. spccial dcpOsitcs, or sums subject I,
.drawal ~ days notice, Interest VIII Do al
the rate 81 per cent per aunum.
Atctd.y'% notice ''Si-2c5resnr
A. months
The sane ptr,Jriiouaio interest Wilde Above,
On deposit"s made f0r -pCcidrc ptrnds Of time, %
/ on dep9ssse subject 20 The shova PERIODS 81 notice
The ousinsss haurs Of he iusutufiou ara from
o clock ult fg A. W.. and from g ti y, N but. g.
4 the accommodation Of trnsiCut depOsfOrs. check
/ will b. cashei and dopOsites ril be received at an
The Treasurer,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17

Lirer Complaint rh mHch Derar &c HeH! Of The
LfpCr System.
Mr.. Joshua Roberts was sfi c:ed with a bilious
and nervous disease tp an alarming degree, benz
attended wIh all the distressing symptoms which
affect a relaxed condition, WIS A sick headache
loss Of appetite, SiGdIness in the head, pain i'm the
stomach after eating unusual tremors, shifting
spnsmoclc pans m every part Of the body, cold
c'1lls, sallow complexion, COSTUMES, and n Con
staRI dull pain in the right side, which often indu-
ced the most dreadful debility; indeed he thought
he was afflicted with every InteTRal complaint thu
human body IS liabl. to. He was ~scaefaliy making
trial of various remedies, all OF which were equally
irultless uuu! he had recourse To Hunts Boianl,
Pills. from the superior virtues Of which medicine
his b. alth is perfectly re-estabhshsd, and il now
able 20 pursae his Employment free from pain OF
disease. JOSIIUA ROBERTS,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17

HARTMAN, MERcHAST TAILOR. Main strcet
- . a few doors above the United S,n,s IJotel brs
Ihnnd az nssorimcni Off FINEST CLOTHS ever
"cren IN 'his city which he will he happy 10 make
W TO orderon the shortest notice and ia tlc ncahrst and
N' "N"i'ih'nle SiJie. sep If
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17
NEW GOODS


Cheaper than the cheapest. aud latest arrivals.
w. STOCKING e. %. (SuoccsSors 10 r n
SreorirgeH. ESP are now opening. NJ the stan,
turner of Main and Madison streets, nearly Opposite
The Virginia Hotel. n very extensive and general As
sorimcni of FALL and WINTER DRY GOODS. re-
rontly purchased from the best importing honscs i'm the
East. with an eye TO tsis important fact. that goods
well bought are half sold.) which. will, the farmer
stock on hand. makes one OF the most splendid and
desirable stocks Of dry goods ever offered in this city.
all oi which we are willing to otter 10 our friends nj
the lowest possible prices Cor cash or approved barter
The sock consists an part Of the following articles:
Superior Blue. Black. Lavender and Arived Cloths.
from Sl.I5 TO 10 dollars; Super. Plain. aud Fancy
Cnssrneres. 81 to 5000 81 English Moreno. frum
81 cents 10 $50; 1000 ps. assorted Calicoes. and
Chinizc-, from n ftp TO 75cts. Beachd Muslin at I2I:
~ Brown at 10 cts. Black and Figured Silk yclycis
md N.stings of every description and price; Black
Italian LuicsIrings. eros de Swiss. Gros dc Naples.
Rich Figured and Elowercd Silks. SILK Gloves. Black.
and White Kid do. Assorted Silk Braids ana L,ces
n rich assortment of Cap and Bonnet Ribbons, new
STYLES, Jet and Blue Black Crupes. Embroidered Bell
Ribbons. New Style AiouselIR de LANES. Silk and Thi-
bet Shawls and a variety of entirely new STYLES IIo-
siery OF every quality, and every other article. both
useful and ornamental. that are usually found in dry
goods stores. Of the latest fashions ard lowest prices.
We invite the fofmer custo Iacrs of r.. b. SXearingcn
and our friends generally to give US a call.
!. w. STOCKING e. co
Df III lAT Nil. A~lI- -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17

u-vTf tr>kE1T. h.. mILres aILLES
NLlNTGLASS WARE.--PLUNKETT
n q MILLER, sEccessors Of Ritchies d Nil,on
~ the Manufacture Of Flint Glass. are now man.
nIac'lrlhS' and VIII have constantly on hand. a
isISt gao general assortment OF fine CUT PRE-.
SoFD ano PLAiN GLASSWARE, which. for
."ones5 Oh hnlsh, beauty and transparency Of color
CLilra states. Persons wishing 10 purchase will
p''ase can a. their store on Main street. and
themselves. april
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17

Principal Onice. 10 North Eighth street. Philadel
phia Pittsburgh Office. No. Al 81 Clair street. next
door 10 the Allegheny bridge. where this invaluable
medicine may always he found. Also Cor sale at The
Book store 81 John Fisher, Wheeling. Va.
nov 5-Iy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17
CERTIFICATES.
FEVER AND AGUE CURED.

= TT. num-.
Dear Sir-Believipg II a duty I owe you as a sue
cessiui rrnctttioner, 81 well as those who may be
similarly afflicted, | take pleasure m acknow;edg-
valuable Medicine.
HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS.
Alter much suffering from Fever and Ague, dur
lng I e spring and fall. for the last four years. and
me pecuniary INJURIES attendant on the indisposi-
non OF one on whose eAeT;ions a large family " a.
Defendant tor support, and having without sucCess
tested the skill of many medical advisers, at an
expense could not well o ord. In the full of 1885
hhdlhs me prenIonItofy symptoms of the disease
appioaching, | Was induced by a friend who had
uled your medicine, to purchase a package OF your
Botanic Pills, aud now have the happiness To ia
Iorn, you-and through you, those who may be
similarly sfnlcted-tSat they counttrdct the dis
ease, nor have j been troubled with It since. and
ny CONFIDENCE continues to uphold me IN the be-
Isi that your Botanic Pills are the most safe, the
cheapest, most efhcacious. and radical cure for
mat dlstressiRS disease the Fever and Ague A.
! can Tor The present offer yon for the blessing you
nave been instrumental IN conierTing on me. Is IN,
assurance OF unceasing gratitude and esteem.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17

~ Two DAILY LINES FsR Bu.
ES-M rfNORE. WASHINGTON Cry. Pm.
S~ L,DEIruIN AND NEw NoEK. b,
the WAY of ia. N,ti,,,,l r.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17
Newark, N. J. July 81, Isas.

DysPersid, or Indigestion, EJTccfuaHy Crrcd.
Mr.. W IN. Tucker. aying lately be n restored 10
a sound stale OF heahh, through the efficacy of DR..
Hunts Botan. G Pills. thinks II a. Indispensable du ~
TO state certain facts relative to the disea uoder
which he had 30 long suffered, The syinpt ms
were-a painful obstruction. with a constant reiec-
zion of food, head ache, palpitation Of the hear.
lowness OF spin 3, 4 troublesome dry Cough, dizzl-
ness, tghtness ut the chest and difficulty OF breath
ng, almost constant pam IN the s:de, loius, and
shoulders, accompanied with much langsor aud
debility. these afh .ctIons. together with an u.-
usual degree Offatulcnce, brought on such a stare
Of extreme week.-mrs.. as TO prevent him from at
tending L. has bushes snd hts health appeared lost
beyond recovery. His friends aad rclsuves became
alarmed al tiIc melancholy lrosr ect, aid strongly
recommended Hunts BoianiS Pills-they were ad
mnI-lercd. ard IN a few days produced astonish-
ing relief and 6nally realized a rerftct restoration
10 sound health VIM. TUCKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-17

TENO HNTTERS-S. Avery a Go. have on hand
S1xony and Native Wool HAT BODIES. which
they will sell on accommodating terms. oct 2
vyHcs tNss--
DO 3 bales Soa shclled Almonds.
- boxes assOred Candies.
I case LiqH0roo. just received and Cor sale BY
JAMS PAXTONS l. TINGLE.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-01-09

that the silk business can and will be made
very profitable. | also weighed the leaves,
and found that eighty pounds Of mulllcaulls
leaves will produce pound o! reeled silk.
The following will fully prove that the
statement which have given is not extrav.
agani.
Capt. James Marsh, of Hartford, raised
this season one and half bushel Of cocoons
from two square rods OF ground, equal 10
100 bushels TO the acre, aud at So the
bushel would amount 20 S537 so.
S. B. Goodwin, of Welhersheld, gather.
id this season 1915 pounds Of mulucaulis
leaves from e.tourth OF an acre Of ground,
equal TO IA, 300 pounds of leaves to an acre /;
aud allowing that eighty pounds of leaves
will make one pound of silk, it would pro.
duce rs pounds and IL ounces, and at Sc
pound would amount to Sl06S.
DR.. Holt, Of Glastonbury, obtained 10
pounds Of multicauls leaves at one time,
picking from the rod of ground, equal to H..
200 pounds to the acre.
Mr.. Church of Bethlem, from five years
experience IN making silk from different
species Of mulberry, is fully satisfied tina,
the multicauhs will make equally as good,
if no, superior, 10 any other kind. Mr.. G..
further states be has repeatedly obtained
Que pound Of reeled silk from 81 lbs. Of
cocoous, although II caunol generally be
expected.
Now, with a convenient cocoonery and
additional help Of two individuals for two
weeks, | could raise a crop of one million
of silk worms with The same ease and IN the
same length oftime specified above. The
building which | occupied was very incon
yenleni, and also We were very careful not
to injure the trees when picking the leaves.
The leaves were all picked out at time,
and soGe Of the leaves were l23 inches IN
length. Now when there is sufficient
supply Of muticauis trees in the country, SO
that there would be no sale lof them, we
should gather the foliage by stripping of
the branches and the leaves together, and
in this way might gather the foliage four
or five times as fast.
Several individuals 10 this vicinity have
made silk this season from the morus multi
cauIis, with good success, aud the specimens
Of silk that have recently been exhibited at
the American Institute gives undoubied ev
ldence that this species OF mulberry trees
makes equally as good silk as any other
kind. The morus uUticaUlis possess very
decided advantages over all other kinds
of mulberry.
1000. 600 Of worms win make 1898 d. Of silk,
which at s. is worth ssl99s.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-01-09

Fatality Of Fdshtoas.-lt is a starting
fac, that human life is shorter in New Eng
land now than /, was fifty years ago
There are diseases now which we're hardly
known then, and which bring thousands 10
a premature grave. What IS the cause
Of all this Has our climate essentially
changed : No-uness it be for the better.
fhe cause is to be found doubtless IN the
cofrupling fashions Of the times, which reg
ulale The food aud the dress Of people, and
which make idleness more respectable than
homes; stardy industry. We deprecate
those fashions they are rapidly leading Us
a a people into those excuses which have
proved tho ruin Of other and earlier nations.
| IS time this subject were looked into with
as much solcltude and care as politicians
look for the caucus Vi civil liberty and public
good.
IL oden times--n the days Of the Tevo
luton, when sons worked willingly III the
forests and The fields, and partook Of the
simple but substantial fare Of their own
farms, when daughters wore thick shoes,
loose gowns and labored at the splnIng
wheel and loom, such diseases as consump.
ton or dyspepsia were seldom or never
known. Doctors we're rare acquaintance
then. But now, if young man would ap.
pear respectable, he must carry green bag
TO court, rather than meal bag TO mill he
must WELD yard stick, rather than hoe
or shovel; aud as for young lades--alas !
i, would soil their lily baud and be an IRE.
parable disgrace to be seen cleaning hou
ses or be caught at wash tub. Their shoes
must be of kid thin as waters; their chests
must be pent up 10 corsesls as closely as
Chinese foot, and their time must b. spent
10 spinning street yarn, thruning the piano
forte or dlscoursing sentimental songs. All
these fashions are prejudlciaI to human life
and health. Oh, that fashion would ever
take tho RICH, direction, and 90 Upon the
maxim Of sanctlonlng nothing WHICH inter
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-01-09
NEWLY DISCOVERED POWER IN PRO.
JEf-TII

JECTILES.
A late London paper furnishes particulars
of successful experiment, which is look.
I'd upon as Of great value to the Navy
4 large and strong built boat was the Oh.
iect of the experiment the distance was
left to choice, with the single provIso, that
the object fired al should be in sight. The
inventor, Captain W, launched with
bis own hand the destructive missile, which,
reaching the watcr.lne, exploded, fairly
heaping her up, and scattering the planks
into shivers. One plank alone Of the whole
retained a breadth of about three inches,
and, perhaps, two feet 10 length: the rest
and the keel Itself, as they fell, after the
lapse Of some seconds, into the water, pre-
scented a mere mass Of floating spllniefs to
The eve, and portions Of the wool were car.
ried into the neighborlng fields some dis
lance. The whole destruction was effected
BY tie agency Of two aud half pounds OF
combustible matter, projected by an lnstru-
meut Of perhaps, ten or a dozen pound.
weight. There was no recoll whatever
nor any smoke or noise until the shell nsei
exploded against the vessel, and then the
percussion Of arr was tremendous, as It threw
down the nearest spectator, and vas felt al
a still greater distance, .k7 ihe discharge d
an eighty FOUNDER, at leest. Al kInggtor
II created great commotion, as the explo
sion was attributed to the powder mills al
! Hounslow since the fact has become
known, the excitement has greatly 'ucreos
ed. No vessel Of the line, probably, couc
have resisted the shock, or escaped tota
destruction from even the small quantity o
combustibIes experimental with. The mos
singular Circumstance perhaps is, that no
the slightest discoloralion was VISIBLE OF
any OF the fragments.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-01-09

| Old Fanueil Hall has re-echoed with
enthusiasm the Nominations at Harris
burg. A great meeting was held at Bos-
ton on Friday evening, at which Robt. c.
Winthrop presided, and which was adj
dressed by Mr.. Sprague, Gen. Wilson, Of
New Hampshire, and several other gentle
men. Resolutions were passed, adopting
most cordially VIM. III. Harrison and John
Tyler as the candidates of the Wings of
Massachusetts, for the Offices Of President
and Vice President.
The game begun.-A Van Buren, man
affirmed to Us the other day that Harrison
voted for the Alien and SodItion law. Now
# was a marvel TO us how that could be,
as Ohio was not admitted into the Union
until the year 1902, during Jeilerson's ad-
ainistration, and of course could not have
mad a vote when the obnoxious law was
passed. General Harrison in fact was not
IN Congress at that time; he was dele
gate from the Territory of Ohio, in the
wears 1799-l S00.-Hil. Chronicle.
Fruit of Drunkenness. Whilst lad was
lately returning home from Hamburg in
with a negro boy, both on horse
back, son Of respectable widow in Able
vile, their horses were frightened by some
drunken men along the road, and Runaway.
The white boy was thrown and the negro
boys horse running over him, broke his
skull, which caused death the next MORN
ing. Who will say that drunkenness ought
not to be made an indictable offence pun
ishable by imprisonment 2-Cherap Gd=.
Richmond, Dec. 4.-The House of Dele
gates passed to-day by a vote of eighty odd
to forty odd, on ayes and noes, the bill for
the temporary relief Of the Banks. The
Banks are authorized 70 discount till the lst
of March, 1910, and the suspension is leg
allied till that period.
Remarkable Fecmdity.--A few days
ago, happening to be in the neighborhood
of the W God Yard, Prince Georges county
Maryland, a single acre of land on the
farm Of Mr.. Chesley was pointed ont to
us, which bad been planted in potatoes and
cabbages, and yielded seventy bushels OF
superior Mercer potatoes and seventeen
cart loads of fine cabbages.
Cure for the Whooping Cough.-A tea
spoon full Of caster oil, to teaspoon full OF
molasses teaspoon full Of the mixture to
be given whenever the cough is trouble
some. 1t viii afford relief at once, and in
few DAYS, il will effect a cure. The
same medicine relieves the Group. however
violent the attack.-.Ndtionai Intel.