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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-08

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UNITED STATES FAST MAIL LINE.

UNITED STATES FAST MAIL LINE
FRON WHEELING TO WOOSTER OHIO
b. way Of MUnni Pleasant,
swn iarrisviile, George town. ca
" dlz. StociOwn. franklin Eosi.
49, 49, pert, New Philadelphia. Canal
Dover. S,rawshurg. Milton, Mount Eaion Ed, ub,,o
Wooster and Mansfield. Counecting with The NI,ii
Lines, To Bucyrus. Ashland. Nurwalk. Sap5psk,,
City. aud Cleaveand. Leaves Wheeling. eyery
Monday, "wednesday and Friday. at II O'Clock NJ
aud Wooster on TSeSiay. Thursday and Saturd,y
Passengers 10y this line, will arrive N eirher en-
m time 10 connect with The mail Lines RI ming "a
and west.
The Pr. becs leave 10 tender 10 the public m.
grateful ackno" Judgements for the liberal PATRONAGE
heretofore bestowed on hrs Linc--aud takes this oc.
cason TO assure them. that no expense or attention
shall be wanting on his part 20 render perfect and
full satisfaction to oil who may travel in his line,
aud having lately renewed has ic.ms and u'ar,d
new coaches on the road. he Caters himself that
he will merit and hopes 10 receive liberal share
OF public patronage, For seals apply "a, the Bar o
the L. ) Hotel
J. 4. MYERS, Proprietor
4. w FLEMING. Agent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-08

MIOllCE-The respective firms Of For,yrb
~ Moore ~ Clarke, and Moore g. Clarke. L,,.
Inc been dissolved, The irsI on the lsi UfNoy IsIU
'H- batter on the Is! March, loll. The undersigned
respectfully requests ;he attention Of The friends ana
correspondents o'Ihe aforesaid firm 20 Tho card of
Nir John + Clarke hrs late partner who G., uIipus.
The business InILc!r old stand on Monroe 49, VI heel.
ing. HENRY AfDoBE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-08

lie Ifopflctors OF the above lire Of
4 STAGES inform the travelling corr,rr,.,
VA general. iHa; arrangements have D., -, b., - =
nitcu5lrg them 90 receipt .as serya,. a.. .,r '
thhadC.pula, wa Baltimore al a i, =. - - - 20
ne, n3s ever teen oiier,d 10 the public bciW an lie
OHi0 iNtT a"t TIE East. ltIs as, tb. ,ar
most pleasant aud expeditions raUrr TrH ~,
,' ..L "a use 'hg SUPERIOR Patent Bow Sgr,pn
Sc'CS iiIo'hrrs 10 use. Thur horses arc ~ -
best Jersey oCd. not cNctll,d L, , - ,Lo
a; S'a.r-' Inty are running on the Ipat t,n,r
he Rai.1oaa cars f,r ERE they conn,cg with
CIV, FuiaCClpLl1 and New Yn,L ~''.'H'oH
fILO; Inc leaves Wheeling eV,ry r,rr,.ir.,
at o.ciock-Teachts FrcJlrIck s,rCrt ,,.'.'
and takes the moun? line If g., ,i.o' IN
ba'umoIe IN time TO take the lue of 80 10, -
I'ml udgll Llaur New ! ok - ''iS iNI
GOOD INTENT LINE I,av,s vi
~ aitcrnoon-!,a hes Flede!lck 80. ~ ..,E eve
ahd taxes The mai line ct ears Il1.,ns,,i., " , =
n"lI',''f, WhgIe 'h,y arrive IN Time in fak ~.
yr ''''e o. c"'sI Vf Philadelphia aLd New
=, The above inc5 for speed and safety r,r. D..
u ' nor 70 20 sur passed by ANY sIsgu lnrs i,
S-IRgeIhg. positively prohibited.
ba,-i i.s' 8.or above inc United statss
d. HUTCHINSON, Prop'r * agr Hb.cr.,- ~
\. EEALL. 20 - ', "'e'ns' va.
I. SHIiFER. Do do -, ~ =
". II. STEELE, Do 90 Hagegsror, ~
J. \. WEARr, Do q, E.ts','' 60
Jan I, 1911.
.f.E=1n.-EzsA NEW ARRANGEMENT
1=----=-7--z1 THREE DAYLY TT,yG r,,,:
BALTIMORE, WASHLSG7ONC JJ1. ptJ, ~
DELfIiIA and NEE YORK E,,,,,- IL
.,I'sel :! I. =. MAIL CHARIOT LNE-rr,Ft
PASSENGERS ONLY. "E-
Nuns through 10 Baltimore By contract,
hours, "'~S'lh al
-. the only line at that speed.
Leaves wheeling every mJTnIug 81
C'oSA'-I lLt sthe mail an rOGGca p f. -
arrives llBa.tmoTC second nlCrp'u, I,''th
NhtC.nS,l takes man cars and rga, 20 T EfI
9deipEla, Washington cItY ere New VII -, -
NEW EXPEDITION LIVE. kop,, NJ.
very evening, reaches Frederick s,cO,, ',,S
I.E, taxes the same m6h cars Ia nj zen
~ dshiLE' on, PHIladCt ma or Nav vi 'S' -
RELIANCE LINE, i,GUcs ITIcel.,, c,.s,
nng, reaches Frederick second u.Sl,,lo 80
iaAes !hc morning line rail road orrs I, g e..
h4i,!Hnsc same evening, ard proceed. =. u
SueIi MA or N. ora ue4t mOruina: or - -
sopI'n Of passengers takes TIE cv,T,,,,.' ' 'I
care al Frederick. '."i man
The subscribers have 4 contract NJ .
Te'.cao company 10 carry their mails .. - -. &c
se"stIS rom TeoeT-CA, and eNeTyarrar. ~,
mas been mace 70 insure comfort and r.,,,.l'"''
NY. inc ITygrCtUIs Of the above h., -1'sst
upon the route, ihclr personal atttufIy s',Tt1g
10 TIE business aud one Of them Cor a =. 80 y
aSrhtl Will always be found al Ni.N
~ a@h!ASton, Pa. UniOEiUWn Cpf.t 'rI.'..s.'
hI1ciatoN u, and Frederick In afE,.S' -
when travelling agents NJ employed 81
duty u ls 10 pass along the rgugccgns ii,rso
surcuHtCnG the lines. ''''4'Iy ~
Printed rules and regulations F,r III
passcIEers will be Furnished en- am I5,. r ',1 q.
the oihce Oh Water street, below u : ,' a.
al Virginia Hotel, Wheeling '-"''ir OF
April OjkION. MOORE FAILS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-08
n. AvBRILL.
Botanic EsEkrSfcIfsss.

a. hNI"tl square, west side next door 20 J. Chap
uty a. sons, MuEELING, Ia. will attend To- all
calls .a Tue line Ofhi, profession with prumrtprss
anu ticlty All kinds If Botanic medicines care
Iu.y sti.e'Sd, and prepared with dlryCtiuus for
using, constantly uu hard sen 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-08
81 IVER CONPLtIVT-rr-rI nv ,
a CARD-BOARDING.
IIES. ANN ARMSTRONG.

NJ rs. ANN ARMSTRONG.
~ Would respect
fully announce that che has taken the house rr.
Gently occupied by Nrs Marks few doors bolo,,
Tie Virginia Hotel nu the west srdeor Main streef
ior inc reception of gentlemen holrdcrs aud isuot,
prepared 20 accommodate with board and LODGING
any Who may chOoso 10 favor her with their com.
p1ny.
NO pans-ioklar shall be- reunited on her part
necessary 70 render BIER table attractive and agroca-
bic. and apartments comfortable and pleasant
She will bo thankful 20 her friends for the nat,
'n'gc OF lher influence. ag 2O-tf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-08

n " OTncT al Fi0n'Oc and FouTrE SIS
OPPOSITE THE NEH COURTHOUSE.
Where they carry on The House and ; Steamboat
PLUMBING, ia all It's bran,hcs.
They have constantly hauI Hydranls. Of rgri
GUS subscriptions Ldgcrs hsGlcs, Eai,y Cl,s,fy Pan
Ihis HI y Coid Niosser Baths R,ioris for RL,gcI.
"'g, Chemical Apparatus. LEAD Collins, Patent BAN
Heaters Force and In Famps L,uI Pines Of al
sizes. Sheet Lad Of aay hioEaess, and ssgrkea a.,
into any manner ofform.
Vs. Water conducted through Lcadcn Pines
from Springs 10 Dwelling Houses In the Country
ALso-BfER PUMPS y BAR ROOMS Gued up
10 order; LEATHER HOSE
SupcuOrpumps for country wcls, steam engines
SC Sc
~ Az orders thankfully received and pu7risaug
EUCHG.3 io. WHEELING y,
Glue Scrans lskcn IN rN.nnrrc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-08

lis
cs ofhe
in
. shortest posoono lie has hand npLd Of
utof monuments tcnLs
and head and
Ui T always hand IA Stencil Jil N pd,fc r(r
IS to yer 6ro%or
huyor nc
y,G O C m rgGr bel rrny aenLs
Ms 81, Michael ). E2ohar,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-08
iMPOETANT REDUCTION ~ FRgIGHTs
on PRODUCE

EANES OCONNOB a. CO have reduced
- rerHrs Goa Produce 90 BI'un0ro add Fhur.
dolphin. aui are now Forwarding Tobacco, E...r
aud Lard by ibcir well known Patent Portable rls
Body Lines fo either Jfibo above cities at the loss
f'.o % % ets per 100. Their extensive arr1uer.
rr1's cu.5'c hem t1 despatch ID Tons daily. and
tey confidently assure rh,IrEIouis fb1f uIl CON.
arguments viii Doc sl.pprJ Immediately on their .r.
uE1I n PWsI1r-I without any disappointment
Steam Boot irIEats paid. and produce forwarded
ofcc ui Commission D.. r.1s.ruiu- fy
TttiIE g. OfDNNDR
aF-j-lm Conner Penn q W1.ao -rs Pittsburgh
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-08
? ~ - " HNtER. Tre7grr,r

NILDiNG IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES :,
~ Harbour Co, respectfully informs 49,,
zcns Of Wheeling and vicinity that tbcy M, -.
pared 70 make Gilt frames Of every descrgti,,. a
ana 10 style equal TO any in The western ,oro.
cast Will Please coll atNo I27 Marker :, ,II'oP
LUG Va. dec 5-tr '"'C
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-08

a COMING GLASS Portrait a. P.rur. rr....
- "'nH.a.' .r.r.a-THr sUH.rrI.r rr.r.,.r.rf.
...I'. ... ''l..s uf Wheeling anH y..r...u. t....
.' ... ...'I. .H connection WIIh H.s f.r--.r
'.'n... ... ia..ur rlHs. Portrait AMI p.......
f'in' '....'.r. 81. Boo 1iI in buuclsa lie f.. ,.
'''i Ir a.. EHa.u.an. from frr rr.f nHu....
.'I''s DO Nrn YORK. whose Workmanship. rr.. ....
~ n''. boo .ao lrIlu. auI BE- n1s. prepared t,...
'.N.' .. n-f'.sfH fIrf lime. BE- Will s.g-4nf-. m
nu bond au extensive asalrmonf of TOgEr....
'ih0~Ia H'cEgry description. Iu .Ifrrf tT......
uy 1ni Fancy fruHgs Picture a.I PORTRAIT s..
m1'G ip order Old frames rrfB a1H GrH.rr .f...
cry description done .U Zoe hrsf.tefa
july H. NV BgNEsTWTP
agent nf Do T.....
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-08

ENlRE g. MARINE INSURANCE
There are twDsifuatons only in which i'm
dIy.duals can De- placed " hero thcy can adrgu.t,
lyd.pfcraio The value Of insurance These ore.
"-Hg star ding upon The ruins OF their .yyu prom
tfly,f iHer receiving from on insurance Office
lhc iuIl amount which they have lost; orstaud-
Ine OF ihe same SPOT surrounded perhaps hy A
grs'I1ifd family, l1mcnfing that stupidity and
In.y winch tailed 90 provide against such con.
s.ATklNsON Agent ortHcPROTECTIOy TNs rr
RAN p Co. 90 HARTFORD conn. Iviut,t,
risks ouDwchirg houses. Ware houses stores Vim.
Fafiofies Sc. torerlC with their contents such
a' furnture, Merchsudiss Machinery andevcry
ihordiscrpfion Of fnsurabio Propeffv Also n,
steam, Keel and Plat Eoate. and their Cargors 10
nd from any Port onthe Western waters
fFO@re on Main Street nearly opposite enc rr g
u1e January 1881.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-08

i,g.'i t.Hran. a.w.usrrat0r o. TO- Ch-rrsry
v.I au ks,ldtC.1a.d. 8rd
l.Hn a Gordon aui William
lHHE.I nHw. DEF uIaufa.
i". b... na#ut Robert CLARKE NOT hrs. r- .rf.--
p. .... h I..IaU.H end EIgTu Efluff. r.........
' ".l Hi assembly and che rule. of I..|. ,r..
".. D. q" ....E Hg satisfactory proof t.Hf t.. i.
... %. 'I.H..'Iuf of fHIs tUinm.rv.. ..... ..
'. "..l.u1uf Hy counsel 30 .s U.#rr..
r.. FL. To- appear Efr.rf rule. fu N.
..i OH. ....E. Office Jisl.l Cu.rfrrf. mont.
%. ...' M'N' ..'lE N.a arpr rance. and answer
.."'. Dol. .#rHd fHnI e. r... 90. fI...
I.'r p. ..r.Hul.n .ra.rf,d bon some r... ...
'H. rrgJ' Wheeling for ta. mgn...
.... a.r posted 1f fhc front door Of Ola.
..... '... "i Ohio county.
r..H fIafr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-08
tA ,.!. CORN PLANTER.
IOE SALE 81 NJ malay

IRh Nhisf ~ VI. REILLY
A DAMS PATENT KarebrIs an
4 y take. q new article a1d lust the ,bIr, -
steam boats public houses. aud private C...r,r.
iheso miiis are constructed upon plan e..f,r.l,,
em"iclng principles which give Then, .r.,.,,,.,,.,
''ereve'y other hind ofCoHco mill ne, r1,y
1onIehoo OF use durability Of make ard rapi5ifg n
,N',uunn challenge comparison. Warranted
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-08

ENON NENT-OIo small house boz mills r..,. d
q Centre street E1ss WHrrIrr ROM ,,ors-,,-
enquire Of JOHN FISHER. Ig3 Mlrn So
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-08
TERlOUICAL AGENCY OFFICr

JAMES SrEruENspN's Book STORE
a. GS' NrIIoNS received for the following
~ Magazines aud News p,r,r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-08

q IiHaCES OF Rice. good article. received on
- consignment. and for sale Lv
an - JACOB O. MITCHELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-08

- Cosss Saloratus, just received and IL, sale 5v
" REILLY
uLD BEE. 1000 lhs rbe fell round aud
-. VIZ superior arucle. Iust received anI
up<f NJ REILLY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-08
hiNh NOTE ENGRAVlNG.

4 GiNK NOrE ENGRAVING-
NIRNND. HAMMOND 81 MASON, Bank
e N"'e LnE'.'crs, C.Er.uua'i, Ohio.
IN M r".syI,-rs have as-'s:1t"a themselves
I,yof I,..rralti nnr H. ~ y, .'I 80 -" II, ,g re-
ness ut HIuk Note engraving aaI Printing ii
q us branches.
gs'au.l =Em,urz belonged 90 ilg mdrr-...I.ea
! '.Il are Ato'cI 10 Oh o. the Banking in~Gu
gcgfse ~, a., 1850 yaffiy % ~
NnD,l'2i.,ed IN beauty. Of acsign 'nd eZecu,-u
iu.1 -. - E'.'.t ~ 'n' OrHl nahu.ac!urc GOw
! Once : T. corlcs OF Main and Fourth Sis.
~ HA,,E1 y 60, NJ y X.
! q ~ HlOND ~ MA son, Cincinnati
! . ."
/ "a EW NOVELS -Tb- HISTORY of, FliFl. Re.
( "a llled by ucr,ci. 90 tvyuvollracs
For sale q, ghc Bookstore of \. INGRAM
may [ NoIlI. Mai, -
10 = - .,l"I' 81
/ ed NJ NlN I'll! .s~-1oichs superior
no ','.g"Cs'J'.si re,''Eca aai i,r sale
/ - JANIS -'l'ii''"' 20 Union -.
TAIlGHF LAMPS Newly invented p5.Ei
~ Lamps, w,lirh Will Lsra Tor > wears. v,,Il,.,,,r
4" VIC. I'7' received AMI Tor sale hy
up 20 JN'IL> MELLOt, 20 Union 81.
%EpEI,N Srgvrp ~. -
81 ''''N '.st
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-08
GVnEELING SAVINGS INS7ITTT,

tlON.-Ihc Office offhc WhccIps -
nsiLiu'ioa has been removed 10 iIs -
second doorOelsw the Merchants 4 a!e,ta,',c.i
The following are the terms upon which 10.
pcs ties are IeceIvsd ~ this Iusritutlro ~
Transient DepOsItes received "a IN d.
Banks. -" '"oi
% special deposiirs, or sums suhiec;
rate Of per cent per auuum. '
A,C4 days notice at5 i-2percont,
Al months " %
tAc sai-e proportion ate interest Will bcor.
rowe" on CfposIics made for specified r....-..,,
um'' as On dcpOsNcs subject 10 The Low, 49,
OF notice. o'' tI.'oOs
The business hOurs OF the Tpsfi,,,;-.
CLOCK 'iii IL A. NJ, aud from Q tIIt - p''
l3f nc accommodation Of trasicIII de- ~, o1+
chcess al be cashed and deposl,es wi, , - -
az Inc o,iian of ,b U'Tt, and aicr these hOuIs
1p ~ J.. ~ GREER Tro,s..-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-08

" winch they p,rril.ly invite rhc attention o,
''..f friends nul lle pabGc-Ill ct which Will DO
s'"' "h"."s1i" or retail, upon as favorable Terms as
ih,y con ho had iu this civ.
Hu lin
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-08

y ililDS y o Sugar lu store and Tor sslo D,
n - up JA'OB a MITCHELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-08

Superintendent frba Wheeling Nu-.rrv a. SIN Co.
T. $. lcw uuuaos oichpcc Sin Worm E.r..
raised hy an Inexperienced SILK Grower lT cole iu
Los Orb sIif purchasers
np % lu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-08

Tho article rs prepared by NJ. Dumas. was
made 10 The laboratory without reference u cost ali
sJluiell PUrc-Uci S-ic
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-08

FAI IHl!P LAMPS Newly invented ni.Ei
" Lamps, w.irh wall Lgra Tor = years. without
'vI.... jus: received and Tor sale by
up - JAMES MELLOR. 20 Union 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-08

fSsI NV NONELS-.Ib- History Ola Flra Re
~ llied by herself "a tyyuyoIumcs
For sale al the Bookstore Of JAS \. INGRAM,
may Nol2l, Main St
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-08

& NpDDHi,HS series Of school books. Elsclic
W d". Just received and for sale hy
HH - ROBE a. STEPHENSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-08

e.SFERM u.L.-2UO gallons jus, received a..
- Tor sale ~ NJ. REILLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-08

q 2 ATCTES, MATCHES--Gorca's sppe,.,r
Va Friction Matches, just received and for ...lr
by JAMES AELLOR, 20 Union ST.
Oh u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-08

4 fERMlN SILVER Dressing and Pocket
SH Combs. Also Ivory and she'll dino.
"p21 JAMES NELLOR 2G Uaipn ST
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-08

NV BOOT a SHOE STORE.
NO. los Wan S., corner II ATIrLsi ANry. IN the
Store Room formerly occupied by
WM CuAPLINE 4 Sons
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-08

Lamb. fEr 'Um.f r.. Hrrf
~ n Vie SCHOOL ID TOWNSHIP OBI
I GERS MANUAL. aus Executors rrd 81
u uIsfuf1r. Guide. with forms or c1uycysreng
mH.1i E1I5s Bills arragu.a
nr'.. n I1rt Ic state orOIfpD by Wrr-eu Jrr.
s'.s i.r sale by JOHN FISHER
a|&i 1873 Mu1 street
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-05-28

\ letter has been received by Mr.. How
ell, of Cumberland, Md, whose father
went out in the President, stating that the
steamer had been seen to 10 into Nladci-
IA. The letter was dated Southampton,
England, April 10, and was brought by
the Britannia, which left England the day
after. This news had been received by
the wife of Tyrone Power the comedian,
who was on board the steamer. Mrs.
Power had kept expresses out on the
coast for some time, in her anxiety to
hear from her husband, and received the
intelligence direct from person on board
the vessel just arrived from Madeira, who
saw the President going into that port as
he came out. We hope this may all
prove correct. Ilooks probablc.-PhH.
Sp. ofthe Times, Nag IS.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-05-28
I'll f LII NOIS FREE L n DE r d.
lANNlstNItNln

MARRIED-On Thursday morning last, by
the Rev. DANIEL NEwroN, Doct. JOHN A..
HENDRICKS, of South Bond. Ia. to Mis-
HARRIET \. youngest jau 3htcr Of Mr.. Dawn
St>aeu, olthls place
CJCcr,aiuIy, we received the cake and wine,
and an extensive quantity and delicious quality
twas. The happy couple have our best wishes
for their future comfort, hoping the bride Will
find her new home in the forests of Indiana, quite
as pleasant as the green clad soil OF the "Prairic
State" The groom has our best wishes too, not
Sarv'd EN- right. Wake up! and watch others !
At Palestine Grove, Lee co. H., on the 18th
inst, by the Rev. Mr.. lIcady, Mr. ANDREW
p. GOODELL TO MissA. B HAWKINS, all Of
Ice county.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-05-28

investigated, and it is estimated that the
average consumption, including young
and old, IS about . bushels to 4 person,
including all kinds Of grain.
Admitting this estimate to be correct,
and putting the population of the United
States at l7,00O,OO0, we have a surplus
of 33 bushels to IN inhabitaut. Perhaps
one half Of the corn, most of the wheat,
and buckwhcat, and three quarters of the
rye, is used for bread and the remainder
Of the rye and large part of the corn is
manufactured into whisky, or used in fat
tcning pork. We deduct the barley for
the brewers, and the oats for stock, al
though in the western counties of Eng
land, barley is used for bread, and in
Scotland oatmeal is in general use, and
we find the resources Of the United States
will stand as follows:
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-05-28
PENMANSHIP.
a. NycLAURIN, Writing Master


D PROPOSES giving a course of les
q sons on CdrSiairS' celebrated sys-
tenn of PENMANsHIP, in Ottawa. The
citizens arc invited to call and examine
specimens, &c. Room on the south side
of the public square, two dpors below the
store of MessrS. Walker d llickling.
On the utility of this ar to all classes
of community, comment is supcrlluous.
Since the CarstairiUn System was first
taught in London % years ago it has
been thoroughly tested i'll Great Britain,
France, and the United States, and is uni
ycrsally pronounced by machants and
men of science to be the Only principle
by which high degree of elegance com.
bincd with rapidly Of execution can be
attaigcdto.
A class Of Ladies can he attended to a
a separate hour, and instructed in any o
the plain, fancy, or ornamental hands now
in use.
Ottawa. May %, lS1l. l--l--tr.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-05-28
ron TUE ILLINOIS rnrr TRADE
To a NlsIslE.

The bridal wreath is upon Thy brow,
And the words OF late are spoken;
Thou hast given thy heart to another now,
And our chlljhood's ties are broken.
! see thee now as happy bride,
And thy place will be 10y anOthcr's side;
From the home of thy childhood thou wilt depart,
With him who has won thy trusting heart.
Thou art going in other scenes to dwell
And the world is bright before thee,
And would not break the holy spell
by Love and Hope thrown DER thee.
| would check the sigh and the tears suppress,
And try TO forget the loneliness
That will fall like a shadow upon my heart,
When the light of home shall with thee depart
would gladly weave for thy bridal day,
Sweet sister, song of gladncss;
But how can | breathe Joyous lay,
When my heart is filled with sadness
We have been together in childhood's hours,
When the light of hope was on life fair flowers
Loves hottest ties are around us thrown,
o how shall bear 10 be left alone
Thou hast been to me as the light of day,
Ia the hours of Joy and gladncss,
And when sorrows dark shadows were on our way
Together we shared our sadness.
Our hearts are bound by holy spell
by ties more strong than words can tell;
But affections ties from the trusting heart
Must be rent asundcr-and we must part
The bridal wreath is upon thy brow,
And the words of fate are spoken;
Thou hast bound thyscf 10 another now,
And our childhood's ties are broken.
Thou art going forth TO n world untricd,
10 launch thy bad, ON its stormy tide;
But thou hast a guide who will ever be
\ faithful guardian and friend to thee.
TO him we commit thee in hope aud trust
May thy path be strcwcd with flowers
But if storms should come, as come they must,
In this changing world of ours,
May the friend thou hast chosen ever prove
Worthy Of confidence and love,
And the ties that were formed in prosperity
Bccomc more strong in adversely. l..
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-05-28

A rich old miscr, being seated at the
dinner table with all the members of his
family, and glancing his eyes around,
said,
How the branches thrive from so old
4 stump
"Ncs," said one of the family, "and |
think that the branches would thrive much
better if the old stump was out of the
way"
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-05-28
DOlC's Celebrated


YsV.llS article needs no PUTTING. The use
4 Of it will be a sufficient recommend. 1t will
cure all complaints TO which the eye is suhjcct.
by applying 20 the maker of it, he will prepare it
in such a manner is to remove Rims, CaiarQcts,
and other distractions of the cye.-Thc following
account Of is Introduction into this country will
be read with interest,"
The late James Dole, Esq. of Troy, was the
person who introduced ,his celebrated remedy
into extensive use IN this vicinity. During the
revolutionary war, Mr. Dole was an officer in Il
troop ofcayalry-was attacked with the small pox
in very severe manner While he was conval-
scent, hut as vet perfectly blind, he was led out
of the Hospital, when he was met by German
woman, who promised TO cure him on condition
that he should ncycrrcvca the composition of the
Eye Water, unless upon his dcath-bcd. These
facts MIR. Dole has communicated to me; and
after urgent solicitations, has uniformly refused
to communicate the secret TO me-. Mr.. Dole died
in Troy, in 1921, and few days previous to his
dccCasc, revealed the compositions to the wife Of
his sou.
/. VI. WELLS, Druggist, Troy, Y. V"
This may certify that | have fer the last 10
years, known Dolc's Eye Water to be cnjctually
applied 10 the cure Of chronic affections of the
eye, and in one instance, have known person
who had been totally blind for : months to be
entirely cured by It's application alone.
J.. :. KIMBERLY, VI. ID.
Chicago, March 9th. lSll.
! This may certify that | have sold Dolc's Eye
Water for the last eight or ten years, and can re-
commend it to the public.
PnlLo CARrENrEH, Druggist.
| hereby certify that / have been acquainted
! with Mr. Dole for a number of years at the East