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DIR. JOSEPH PRIESTLY pETE
Celebrated

VEGETABLE ANTl-BlLlOUS PILLS,
Are daily effecting some of the most
astonishing and wonderful cures that were
ever known. The town and country are
filled with their praise, and the palace and
the poor house alike echo with their vir
tues. In all climates; under all tempera
lures, they retain their wonderful powers,
and exert them unalloyed by age and
situation; they are mild in their action,
thorough in their operation, and unrival
led in their results.
DIR. PETERS PILLS,
Being composed entirely of vegetables
they do not expose those who use them
10 danger, and their effects are as certain
us they are salulary; they are daily and
safely administered to infancy, youth
manhood, and old age, aud to women il
the most critical and delicate situations
They do not disturb or shock The anima
functions, but restore their order. and re
establish their health; and for all the pu
poses which vegetable purgalive or ce
tain cleanser of the whole system are re
CURED, they are without a rival. They
are allowed 10 be all that can be acc1m
clished in medicine, both for power an
naocence.
Charlotte, ~ c. Jan. |, 1887.
Deur Sir, Il Rave made frequent use
, your pills in the inciplenl stage of bIliou
Fever, and obstinate constipation OF tn
bowels also in the enlargement OF tn
Spleen. Chronic diseases OF the Live
Sick Headache, General Debility, and
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-10-15
Estray Notice.

BY virtue oil an order to us directed
by David Lee, Justice Of the Peace ot
Lee township, Carroll county, Ohio, we
the undersigned do certify that we have
viewed and appraised a certain stray
mare, taken up by John Gutshall Of said
township, and find the same TO be Roam
with blaze in her forehead, the left hind
foot white TO the paster, a large scar
from a cut in the left hip, a natural trot
ter, fifteen hands high, supposed to be
twelve years, and we do aPpraIse said
mare at eighteen dollars.
JOHN HOSTERMAN,
THOMAS RIDER.
Appraisers.
Sworn TO, and subscribed before me,
this 2lst day Of August in the year l84l
DAVID LEE,
Justice of the Peace.
September 10, l84l.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-15
POVERTY A CRIME

Is poverty crime' Strange question indeed, for
one christian, nominay speaking, To put to another !
And yet how is it, Law, they tell us, Instituted
for the prevention and punishment, Of crime, and YET,
we find men entanged in its meshes-merely because
they poor Blessed be We poor said our Saw
Jour, for yours is the kingdom OF Cod
'Corsod he ye poor, is the language Of his nominal
followers, for yours is the loahsome prison house
|. Is-paysTy a CRIME Certainly it be for
syA see sbsaieh rascl cartr}Ais e1ences forgotten
whte l,e poor man, HI no STAIN cu-iis ehuscler but
pevary, n sunasd snd u M ne, There is no.
deemins grace il god Shitf frass; 5 iniqs,.y As
the gold leaf applied to the pustules ofss spsA pok
prevents their leaving pin, does the gois
the shape Of current coin restore the wounded epuia
ton-ieaying no, scar behind. Two are brought
before the tribunal of Justice charged with and guilty
Of the same crime. One leaves the temple unscalhed,
while the fangs Of the law are fastened on the other
WHY is this' All The vctin,superadded to the offence,
is tainted with the crime Of being poor. He has no
yellow shield interpose and ward of conviction
His ragged yestnent-ls gaunt, hollow 1sak, plead
eloquently against him
II 10 the view Of all, poverty he not crims in the
eyes Of nearly all II is disgrace. Behold the sign
The hat lifted ser,iley To tie purse proud fool while
the poor msn--poor IN the worlds goods, but, may
be, rich 10 inieect-is passed by UNDECIDED. The
words lhai drop from the pussy mouth Of the former
are caught Up ike pearls and treasured oTarles- bot
the sound ad,ice--the ma1ly expression Of opinion
from the lean and hungry lip, command the slight
ct aucniion-eyen If the courteous boon Of listening
be granted Truihf1y has been said Of the poor man.
The world IS no, thy friend, nor the worlds law -
portland Transcripts.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-15
THE FOURTH COMMANDMENT.

Rel Haber he Sa5bah day, 10 keep n hoiy Sir days
~ iAsg labor and 2o OH ny ,eork bqf The sepeaA
day II ne SablafA Of me Lord n'y God," a.
This commandment, obviously enJolas the setting
sPar Of one day IA seven, day Of rest from world
" labor, and portion Of time To be devoted TO the
DEVOTIONAL exercises Of religion, and particularly 10 the
Pabhe worship Of God II given io.th, not mere
y display the Sovereignty Of the lawg'ef' but to
promote both the sensitive aud the intellectual enjoy
meni Of man. The Sabtath' says our Savior, was
made for ron, and Dot msn Tor the sabbath
Il was made fsf man, ia The FRI place, a day e
rsa In ,nis point Of view, II is most and
oi1l appointment, especially vhsa we consider The
fftsen condition Of mankind, doomed 20 labor snd
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-15
Fre-r lie picsysue


90 fafaEat wv
Like n dog and tin kculo
Lake a bill man can't settle,
Like hat without \ crown,
Like bottle upside down,
Like coat that doesn't FL,
Lake piece Of would-be wit,
Lake a pot Of ale that's dead,
Or like pasieboard gingerbread,
Like the queerest thing you please
Is the checking of snecze,
Lake a squirting lady's leer,
Or a cross-eyed auctioneer,
Like hat blown OFF the head
When The head is very red,
And the hat along the street
Runs a race lis hard TO beat,
With the owner running after,
Amid roaring peals OF laughter
Hall sneeYe is just like that
Lake the man without the hat.
Like stale and broken charm,
Is a sneezing false alarm,
Like a swapping fiddle string,
Or a more yexatious thing.
But like water when you thirst,
Or hope Of browning nurs'd,
Like friends returning smile
After wrath and storm awhile,
Or like aughl bes,owing ease,
is good and hearty sneeze. PHAi
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-15

C.yto,S and Convenient An edition Of elegant elk
pocket handkerchefs have recently been printed and
published by Mr. Joseph W. Tuttls, Of Boston, and
containing a correct and well hnlsbed map Of The Uni
ted States This Is eToellen, plan, and will be
very convenient, especially for usvelen
II is Convenient, sure, ard we should have some
brough, this way. Every body woall buy one lfthey
ddnr ask ,oo much fof them.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-15
HOME

There Is one bright enchanting spot, where love aud
beauty glow,
Which Of, the glorious grace Of God, hath made a
heaven below;
And in tina, sheltered spot there is radieni
gem
More precious far than ocean pearls, empires dia
dem
Oh keep that gem, yc bghied ones, from that spot
depart
III" spot is Honr-deligh,ful hOme--the gem the
FNTRfrL HEART
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-15
THE WOLF AND THE DOG
l'HLzNA.

A prowling wolf, whose shaggy skin
$50 strict the watch Of dogs had been)
Had little but his bones,
Once met mastif dog asiray,-
A prouder, fater, slicker Tray,
No human mortal owns.
Sir Wolf, in famished plight,
Would fain have made a ration
Upon his fat relation;
But then he first must fight,
And well the dog seemed able
To save from wolfish table
His carcase snug and tight
So then in civil conversation
The wolf expressed his admiration
OfTrays fine Said Tray, politely,
Yourself, good sir may be slightly
Quit bu, the woods advised by me,
For all your fellows here see
Are shabby wretches, lean and gaunt,
Belize to die Of haggard want,
With such pack, Of course, it follows,
One fights for every bi, he swallows.
Come then with me and share =
On equal terms our prncely fare
Bu, what with you
Has one TO do''
inquiries the wolf Light work indeed
Replies the dog, you only need
To bark little and then,
To chase OF ddns and beggar men,
To fawn on friends that come go forth,
Your master please, and so forth,
For which you have TO eat
All sorts of well-cooked meat,
Cold pulle,s, pigeons, savory messes,
Besides unnumbered fond caresses.'
The wolf, by force Of appetite,
Accepts the terms outright,
A JOY tear standing in his eye.
But faring on, he CHANGED TO spy
A CALLED spo, on the mas,f s neck
What's that' he cried oh nothing but speck
A speokr 'Ay, ay, It's not enough 10 pain me,
Perhaps the collars mark,by which they chain me
Chain chain you What run you not then
Jus, where YOU please and whenl'
No, always, sir, but what of thatl'
Enough for me 10 spoil your fat!
Unjust indeed be precious price -Sss~ss-
Which could 10 seHe cLa,ss eslcs;
For me-, I4sshsf,i' -y1'rfr6 r &c w -
: 60 ~. BIZ yvola md rnansh yeE IT,
- - 49, Hsfrsfs II Hnidine
p -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-15

hath not seem ana entering iHto heaven ilseli, uee
to appear in the presence Of God for US. In the
dempton achieved by this glorious person, we are d.
reced TO look back that scene of misery in which
sin has involved the human race and to those regions
OF sorrow and dolelul shades from which his mercy
has delivered us and to look forward a complete
deveranee from moral evil, a resurrection from the
grave, general assembly Of the whole race Of Ad-
am to the destruction and renovation Of the globe on
which dwell, and the enjoyment OF unlnierupt-
ed felicity in brighter regions, while countless ages
roll away. Such some Of the sublime and interest
ing objects which called upon 10 contemplate
on the day appointed for the Christian Sabbaih--ob-
ects which have tendency TO inspire Tie mind with
sacred JOY, and with anticipation OF nobler employ
ments 10 the life 10 come.
Again, the Sabbath appointed a stated season
FOR he public teorshiB u God. As mankind are con-
nocted by nnumerabe lies, they subject To the
same wants and in6miiies, exposed to the same
souows and Affections, aud stand need Of the same
blessings from God-ii Is highly reasonable and be-
coming that they should frequently meet together TO Of
fer up unison their thanksgiving and praise 10 Eeir
Beneiactof, and 10 supplicaie the throne OF
his mercy These exercises are connected with va
neiy Of interesting and important associations la the
public assemblies where religious worship perform
ed, the fich aud the poor meet i1geihei Within the
same walls, those who would never have met ~ any
other circumstances, placed exactly 30 tie
unciloas evanish. ana who u the Maker Of them all
Here, PRIDE and haughunsss are s5asbef al are
placed on Tic same level as sinners bsiofe Hun who
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RELIGIOUS MISCELLANY.

lsrrRicrs FROM rHE THEOLOGICAL woEKs oF mos. Di'
No 9.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-11

1--WE are authorised 70 announces Michael
McCarty a. a candidate for the Ofics Of Tax
Collector Of Lovudes county At The next No,eu.
Der election.
c. We are authorized TO announce John
Weldon. as a candidate for he office 81 Tax
Collector OF Lownjes coua,y a, tie usu Noyem-
Der election
% We are authorized to announce ThO'S
j. Lewis. as a candidate FOR the office Of Tax
Collector of LowHdes county al tie ensuing No
vemser election.
CORONER.
~ VIZ are authorized TO announce Alfred
Thacher. as candidate for the Office OF
Coroner of Lowndes County at the ensuing No
vembsr election.
to- We arc authorized 10 announce George
II. Mcdaniel, as a candidate for he office
Of Coroner of Lowndes county at the ensuing
November election.
CONSTABLE.
o. We nre authorized to announce ThO'S
f.. Bell. as a candidate for the office Of Town
Constable at the ensuing November election.
% We are authorized to announce Robert
BiakclCy. as a candidate for Town Consla-
bic at the November election. Paid.
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-11

SECRETARY OF STATE.

The fee for announcing The name Of candid
ate is $40.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-11

SECRETARY OF STATE.
~ We are authorised to annsuncs DIR.
Daniel O. Williams. Of Kinds county as
a candidate for Secretary of State. Paid.
STATE SENATE.
TO We are authorized to annouScs Gcn1.
Jesse Spcight, asa candidate at the next
November election 10 represent Lowndes county
in the State Senate.
~ WE are authorized to announce Capt.
y. b. Starke, as candidate for Senator
Of Lowndes County, at the ensuing November
election
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-10
WHEELING POST OFFICE.

NEW NAIL ARRANGEH Ne " rs
GREAT NAIL.
From Essi arrives at g. o'clock. A. NJ.
To West departs al 94 o'clock. \. NJ.
From West arrives at 5 Z O'clock. A. NJ.
To East. departs nj ; O'Clock: A.. ~
Northern or S,eubcnyille Mail. Arrives at %
minutes after NJ. and departs at halfafter one. 4. NJ.
except un Sundays.
North Western or Wooster Mail arrives Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays nt -, NJ. Departs Mon
days. Wednesdays and Fridays. at / O'Clock. Z. NJ.
Southern or Marietta Mail. arrives Tuesdays aud
Saturdays, al So'ciock. 2. NJ. Departs Mondays x
Frdays at 5O'clOck. \. NJ.
WpOdsield Mail arrives every Thursday. 9l'clock.
A.. VI. Departs every Monday. 3 o'clock. Z. NJ.
West Liberty. arrives every Tuesday. Thursday
audSaturday. AT ii o'clock, A. NJ; Departs same
days nj | o'clock Z. NJ.
Morgantown Mail arrives. Tuesday. 6 O'Clock T..
NJ; Departs Wednesday. e o'clock. A. NJ.
Letters Intended for the morning mails shonld be
by 4 o'clnCk. ia tha morning.
Inland postage o fJors,gH letters must be inyaria.
bly, paid.
Office open at Q O'Clock, A. NJ.
ID. AGNEW. p. NJ.
r. :. Tho office opens on Sundays after the pre-
pnrdtipn of the Eastern mail, which will lie usually
NJ half after nine, A. NJ. AMI Trmain open ONE
HOUR. June 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-10
TRANsYLvANIA UNIVERSITY.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT..
Vie LECTURES this INSTITUTION. cumrpeure
a. usual. GA the first Monday IA November
aid close un the last OF February.
THE FACULTY CONSISTS or
BENZ w. DUDLEY, NJ ID. Professor Of Anaio.
my and Sargcry.
JAMES NJ BUSH II. D., Adjunct Professor of
do
JAMES r. CROSS. NJ. D.. Professor Of Insli.
tu;es and Medical Jurisprudence.
ELISHA BARTLETT, NJ. d., Professor Of
Theory and Practice.
w. II. RICHARDSON, NJ. D.. Professor ofOb-
sietrlcs * Diseases of Women aud Children.
TlOS D. MITCHELL, NJ. d., Professor OF
Nlaiena Nicdica and Therapeutics.
ROBERF PETER. NJ ID, Professor ofChem-
istry aud Pharmacy.
The cost Of a full course of Lectures. is sos.
payable IN advance. in notes OF gpld and solvent
Banks of The States whence the pa pills come. The
Mariculaiion and Library ticket is 81. and the Dis
secting ticket $40. Graduation Fee. $40. Board
ing and Lodging. fuel and lights Iucluded) from
$50 to SO per week. BY order,
THOMAS ID. MITCHELL. VI. D..
Lexington. Nv. jun IL Dean Of Facpiy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-10
Aao-ooo HEMARD.

NOTICE s hereby given hat The subscriber hss
moved his establishment 20 Water street be-.
tyeen the q s H1tel. and Mckee, Harding q Cos.
warehouse where ne intends keeping a general
FURNISHING CLOTHING STORE, such as cloths
cas-inefs. and vcstings II every vlrief, al Of
which will bo made 10 order in he nenest and
most fashionable style. also handsome supply oi
READY MADE CLOTHING, together Win well
s.orei stock Of BOOTS AND SHOES ~ Of which
will DO sold low or cash Or good endorsei papcr
~ % JOS s LOWRY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-10
BREAD, CAKES, q CONFECTIONERY
WHOLESALE d RETAIL
No. I76. Main street.

No. l76. Main street. Wheeling.
Y ME subscriber informs his friends and the pub
lie, that ho keeps on hand and manufactures
the above articles OF superior qualify aud At lower
rates than they have heretofore been sold in this CT
~. lie will attend to customers at the shop VI sup
ply from his NEW WAGON which visits all paris
Of the city. every morning and evening with Boston.
wafer, and sugar crackers. Bntter. soda, and wine
biscuit, Family bread. cakes Of every description. or
namented or plain. Confectionery, Sc, sc, Fami-
lies supplied To order with Rye, Brown. and Dys-
pepsia bread. Thankful for the liberal patronage
he hos heretofore received. he solieils a further
share Of custom. which he Is resolved In deserve by
close attention 10 business and accommodating
terms.
Parties supplied with cakes. Ice cream. &c, on
short notice. J. II.
aug Sim
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-10
. MAGAZINES SCHOOL = Q,

"a MACLANE'S SCHOOL = continued
NJ the same place ~ heretofore, on The wcsl
side Of Market square,. Tho fouuh term viii com
mence on Monday week. The oh e. of August. Of
which time a lew additional students will be rcceiv-
ed-thJugh arrangements may be made for their ad.
mission NJ any time.
10 this school arc taught The common branches Of
an English Acknowledgements Recalling Wn-
nrr. Arithmetic. Geography. Grammar, Book-kecp.
ing. Sc, aud the prices fr instruction vary from 50
10 $500. dependngon he particular branches taught
The term consists ofl2 weeks ne heretolorci and
go deduction made Coz the absence Of students eNceP
IN case Of sickness. d. MACLANE.
liz 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-10
TRUSTEE,S SALE

HHY virtue Of a deed Of tut from Henry Bur.
I'D dock to me. Of record in tho clerks office Of
the County Court of Ohio county, in book 81, pag.
l35. will expose To sale at public auction. AT the
ifo.i door efthe Court house of said county, on
Monday the Dad day ofAugnsI. the property therein
described being the east half Of lot No 8, in square
No IL ironiir 8 on Monroe ST. on the north side
thereof and On which is erected a comfortable
dwelling house. The said lot measuring about 33
feet iront and i32 feet deep. Selling as Tru stee 1
shall convey only such title rs is vested in Te by
Aforesaid deed. JOHN GABLE.
by T.. 5. YARNALL.
Jun 2g-5w As.,t Cr 1,r,s,ce
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-10

n want MONEY scw much and ihersfrc urgently
request al those indebted 20 nc % call and
fber accounts. or I shall most certainly coll On
bcw Z cannon pay w debts With proniscs o. a.
"'u - g. sENsENEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-10
OFFICE,
STATIONERY STORE.

STATIONERY STORE.
= ME subscribers respectfully infurm heir friends
md the public generally that they have open.
ed a Periodical eGiee and Stationery. store, on
Monroe between Main aud Water streets. next door
to Mr. Geo KellsaI's clothing store. Where they
VIII receive subscriptions for all the popular PERIOD
calls and newspapers Of The day. Single numbers
OF some of the Magazines ard newspapers for sale.
They will always keep and sell low. all description
OF Blank hooks, (Ewing's MANUFACTURED such rs
I.odgers, Journals. Day Books. Dockeis. Bank Books
Scrap Books. Mem ,rnndums. Books, DC. Writing
Wrapping, and Printing papers. Post Of.
fee papers. Bill paper and Bonnet BIards ut
NIL prices. QTills. steel pens. waters. sealing wax,
Black Blue, Red, Indelible inks. Desk aud pocket
lnk stands. Black sand, Sand byxes. Parallel rulers.
India rubber, Ink Powder. Bankers cases, Silver
pencil cases, Pencil Leads. Cedar Pencils, Slate
Pencils. TISsuro paper. Sc, &c, &c.
WALL PAPER
OF var'ols patterns, Comic. Peoples. Farmers. and
Pocket Almanacs for 1912.
BLANKS.
Drafts, Notes, Bonds, Deeds. Bills Of Exchange
&c, &c, DC.
BLANK BOOKS.
Ruled and bbund 10 order,
OLD BOOKS, rebound plain or extra ns desired
ang D JOHN II. THOMPSON * co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-10
COMMIssIONER,s SALE OF LANn.

HeY virtue of n decree pronounced by the Cir
I'D cut superior court &c Law aud Chancery in
and for the county Of Wood, la this Commonwealth
IN a cause therein pending between William f..
Peterson, complainant & Joseph w Hunnicur. de-
PENDANT. the undersigned appointed Commissioner
for that purpose, will offer for slle. al The court
house ofsaid county ofWood, in The town of Par.
korsburgh. on Saturday The 4Hh day of September
next. a tract Of land containing three thousand n
cres. more or less, situated in The county Of Wool
aforesaid, on the waters OF French creek, and IS
more particularly described in the bill and proceed.
Of said cause. One third Of the purchase mon
ey will be required TO be paid ia hand, one third
IN twelve months from The day ofsale, end the re-.
naming third in two years from the said sale, with
interest from such sale, upon tha different ins'al-
menIs, and bond and security given for the payment
Of the same. The purchaser will also give a MORT
gage to secure tie payment Of such deferred install
mcnts, II required by the complainant.
JAMES II. NEAL, Special Cummiss'r.
Wood County. Va. June %, IS4I.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-10
NV ARRANGEMFNTS.

- RICE, & }. J. WELLS have ASSOCIATED
80 themselves together in business under the
name aud style Of S Rice & Co. and they now taxa
pleasure in informing their old customers and tho
public IN general that they are now receiving FROM
the East a most splendid sioCk Of spring and summer
gUoGs-consIsiing OF
Black, Blue, Brown, Olive. Dahlin, invisible md
Bottle green broad cloths, which have not been sur
passed ia beauty and quality in this market. here
tofore-Also,B Black. Blue, ard Fancy Cassimeresc #
every style and quality.
Summer cloths. Cassimcreti. BombaLine, Linea
drillings, Gambroons, aud many other articles suiia
bic for summer coats and psrIs.
Also vcsiings Of every variety Ofsryle and co!out
that can be named.
Together with n beautiful assortment Of Linen
Silk and Cotton Shiris-SIuCks, Collars. Suspcr
ders. Gloves, Cravats. &c. SC, all Of which we shall
sell very cheap for cash.
N. H.. We asr also prepared 10 make up clothes
TO order in the best and most approved style,
Our old customers, and Inc public generally are
respectfully invited To call and examine for themscI
YES at No l39 Zane's Row.
ap2 s. RICE & CO..