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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-13
An EXTRAORDINARY cIp1-

\ letter from Marietta. Ohm, in the Cincinnati
Ohronicle OF the III tn inst gives the following ac-
count OF remarkable young female artist IN the
vicinity OF that town
AN Original GENiUs.-lt was a pleasant even
ing Oh the day subsequent 10 the commencement,
When friend took me up the Washington some
miles 20 soc a lady whom he deemed verify OF no
nee She Was the daughter ola Frenchman whn
had oeen teacher Of that tongue ill Le purchased
asmali iarn near ihis place. and he turned his
thoughts hom the fields OF the mind TO the 6slds of
corn IL seems that his daughter had seen about
Iw' years SINCE n new fashioned drsSs ai ball On
her return she took a piece Of chtrUOal aud drew
The dress accurately on the white wall OF her rom
Tier mother seeing il was surprised, aid said that
she had better paint the rest of the rom Upon
ihis hat she went aud accurately painted the
walls OF her room with historical drawing, which
were literally. charcoal skriehes.'
From charcoal she proceeded untu'ored to OIL
paintings. and when was there. had covered the
wills oi the hall and p1rlor with most Ct IS and
unique works of gen;us.-On one side OF the hail
opposite the paror door she had drawn another dpor
hail open. herself, large life peeping into the
nall. Locking through the room do1r at this piece
The figure seemed actually alive. On anuiher side
she had painted the interim of n room and seated
nj supper table, gentleman, his wife, and little
child-ihe father holding hrs hand To watch the
laughing infant. In another place she had pain
window and art OF room of n lady's apart
neht She had agreed % elnps. bat when her lOvel
arrived had repcnied. She stond with one foot OF
The window still hcsiiatng. lie stbod outside look
ing IN with pistol 10 his head threatening TO ami
hilaie himself instantly IL she did mol go Thus IA,
the artists fancy wild in the pursuit of image
ses like snitable for the pencil poet or Of pain
ter In such a scene where geaius. viyifed. break
The clods OF nature To on ITS wings in solitud,
we may realize that Guy'~ lines 50 often repeated
are not merely beautiful idea, but truth
that.
MANY gem Of purcst ray sercne.
The dark unliIhomel caves orocean hear;
Pun many "A a. wer IL burn 20 blush unseen.
And waste its sweetness on the desert air"
Ii Is not literally true, however that Miss Mariir
Is unseen and there are those here who take NJ
'nercs' m her progress. In my opinion she !, a Fl
sutyeci Tor the patronage Of gentleman IN Cincin
1aii whose encour agemeui of the arts has alread
conferred honor on his taste and liber,lrty
mir N. Longworih; We prtsume
This young lady is now in Cincinnati and n,irnc,
ing great attention. Under the patronage of IN
many who attend to works Of art and foster ,alcr
a that city. wo have no doubt she will succeed il
becoming eminent in the art.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-13

Mr.. J. NJ. BROWN. whose vocal povers are
rarely oquallod and never surpassed. will omen q
'hooi '"r instruction in vocal music Friday ev
ening next lie will alSu render his powerful aid
IN The choirs Of the city during the winter. n,
con'omPlatcs also engaging in the instruction of
juvenile school
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-13

The New York Mirror for November 6, the plat.
number IS heinre ". The plate Is worthy of all
cninmendotion as a beautiful work or art. We 70.
gard this work very highly. Subscripliors will he
received 10y Thompson g. Co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-13
CINCINNATI. Nov II

FFoUR-les'erday Ola barrels arrived No
sales We quote nj SIS l2a5 I5c.
"m'KEr-There was a sale on Tuesday .ve,;,,
from canal or2OO bbls At I5r No sale, y..,.,,,a,'
CoaN-We notice an arrival by canal Of 45o
bushels
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-13

"ONDERFUL RESULTS-Dr. Collve, ,oId
'"e people IN Belfast Mo the other day, that NM
maj magnetism establishes the Sweedenb,,rgion
la'e"i "' religion and The homeopathic praerice Of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-13

CLIMATIC annexed letter. which we cor,
from The Boston Mercantile Journal gives beter
explanation OF The position Of afTlrs Of the latest
dates Than any thing we have yet s9en:
MACAO, June ., 1871
The jig is all up again. The Chinese are o.
gain at iheir old punks and no sooner had The
ramsom money been paid. anil the men-,fvar an Z
soldiers ouI Of the river Than the Chinese in dree,
Diolaton Of their sealed engagements with Elliot
commenced re-armng tho forts and garrisonin1
ihem, and, IN fact. making renewed preparations Co
dsience and offence. Elliot has Their, fore issueJ a
private notice 10 all British merchants. ordering
them all 10 quit the city without a m9ments deInv
aud to get their ships Of the river the best way
4 hey can. blockade is TO be put on Immediately
and The general impression is. that another moye
on Canton will take place at once
The lIuniress was despatched about two bours
ago. That we have got pilot boat 10 take Oft a few
letters communicating this important news tbaf is
| received At the twelfth hour
"fIK SHAN, the new Commissioner. who rom
menced The last treaCherons hostility, engaged "a
| leave Canton and 10 take with him all the roopg
collected there while Elliot therefore ordered on,
MI his ships and al hts soldiers hat the sounded
Hik Shan. M sooner found them ne Than he br,ks
al hrs engagements Wang Tong was immediate.
" gaufsoned by the Chinese. and also the otbe,
boris on the river lie then published n chpp. sf,
ing that the English driven TO desperation by their
Pecuniary losses arising from the seizure Of The
opium, had The iemerily 10 besiege Canton; but os
they had evinced on some occasions land,ble sob.
mission and as The Gre1t Emperor. in whom is
embodied The qnniessence Of human love and
benevolonce. could not see tho f,reicucrs from n
distance eradicaied like chaG. be had. IN order m
carry oui such esiinaho qualities. granted ther, ,s
boon million Of Tales. when they immeli,tely
"iihdfew their forces, unJ had retired
Tbs, you perceive. is somewhat different Gou
ElioIs versios Of the ssqied eaggremcnfs. And
fik Shan then atds that.a these barbarans rnigbf
n ihoir rowing and lawess way Of doing things. re-
iurn 70 Hong Kong. he Intended 10 attack tb,i
ace and drive them rom Jhore also. if hoy should
DO ~ ''''
Under on these circumstances what b ro,r
Elliot 10 dOy The poriidy and trcachcry Of Tho.
fellows i' uubouDdeI ON afraid hey sin vo,,y
o1i ihe whole Of he Erglish force unless SOM
decisive blow is struck s,9n
"SR HCuruRgT ~ FLEutyG srExn9rsr d,oI,,
Hong kIng day before yesterday and is 90 be- buried
here tomorrow. strange i1tllfy appears IN ~,
tend al leaders Of British expeditions 20 This cor,
Iy We TOOK fever on the beieh,s back orC,r
ION which with disappointment. harrrassI c,i
ng'' and disgust with The Chinese. killed him. m,
was commauderin-chicc and will be succerJoJ b.,
-awan IERpEHr, Ofiho Calliope"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-13

WHEAT AND ELoUR-wheat yns selling =,
Za"'s'le' on the 81 at 81 aud Flour at s.. so; a,
Cincinnati on tie 81, Wheat s5 a 81. Flour s5Is
a s''''' at New York. on the Both, Flour s6l2I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-13

tiRt.,-The GAINESVILLE Gazette of wsJn..do,
says We arc informed that the steam mill =.
Brownsville ii males wesr of Zane Vile. wa. hn,,,,
or tuesday night the 26rh ulr Loss, eight or fen
thousand dollars" - 'o'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-13

" The Auction sales by Pcnroncy & Harrison
81 stephen R'ees splendid stock OF Clocks. Watch.
IS Jewclry Nc. will be continued this day. com.
moncIng al O'Clock A NJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-13
FLOUR AND FEED.

VIE citizens of wheeug are respectable in
- Formed tha, our steam mills are now a,nT,,,',
wheat and in a few DAYS will also be ,.,ir,iines
corn Tor feed aud family use We have now 90
hand and inteLd Keeping GOOD arti.ic 80 Nv, oh
houT-and Rave cray 10 deliver flour d.. an c,,sg
omcEs b. the load or half load free of chsrge &c,
We NOtIu ala INFORM OF country friends thar
tina we eXpcc; 20 be consiaItiy IN the vn,,I :
Tor whsa' and corn Tor "hc.i the hgicsl no.
Will be PAD f,r good .Tucie and no OH -
wanted ana u y Our iHtOuuCn & Do "a cash usi1
desire o ment az. van
10, 80 }. b BAYLESS q CO
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-13

That government is, or Ought to be. instituted
foe the common benefit protection and security oi
the people. nation. community: ol all the various
modes and forms of government thai Is best. which,
~ capable OF Producing the greatest degree of hap
P'ness and safety and most ofTsctually secured
against the danger of ms-adminiSiratiot; and thai
when any government shall be found Inadequate 81
contrary to these purposes. majority Of the com
maHiy hath an indub,table, unallennble and indie
feasible night, to reform, alter abolish such
manner as shall he judged most conducive % the
public veal Yirgiaia Ban II RtgAis. adopted June
l2h lT76
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-13

Two senoone's have arrived at Dunkirk on I.,Lc
'.'F' laden with two hundred tons Of iron rail. er
The Western terminus of the New York AMI Ell.
rail mad -''o
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-13

LADIES' COMPANION for November is here
rs beautiful a. ever, and as rich in intellectual
wealth The work may be had OF J. H. Thompson
y Co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-13

David Pink'rion, Esq has been apro,n,ea
: 'SnaS'eT at McConnellsyille. Ohio. in place Of
John Tcesdalc, Esq resigned
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-13

- We see 90 stated. that on infamous I.,coloco.
who Is about establishing paper in AIoblml. an.
nounces be determination o. Mil 90 the IVbig
editors fhat dare o. asrsil him Look out f, ano,
er shower Of nesh end blood" about these Jsy,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-13


RE REILLY, No ia wra sidc or NIarke,
I'VE Square, has Just received rom B,lumo,s
and Philadelpha.
50 bags Rio Coffee
10 Java superior or,;.l
20 Black pepper
Is AlIspce
Salipetre
5 bbls Nader
3 casks Epsurn Suits
20 boxes Windsor Shaving SOM
40 mats Cinnamon
40 lbs Mace
| cask Cloves
" Nutmeps. fresh
. half chests Imperial Gunpowdery
10 a" Young Tyson Teas
iicrce Lump Sugar
2 boxes Loaf
Ground Pepper in papers
case Liquorjce
10 boxes New Redord Sperm Candida
scrODn Indigo
case Carrots SuuGin boul,s
Oo'e' Slyendsh Tobacco (tIoney Dew,
Extra quality
bbls Ground Ginger
casks Slleraus
10000 Havana CIpars
1000 Principe "
casks Alum
case superior Boston Mustard in bonlos
g bbls Nos. /, ? and Mackerel
. drums new Goldfish
half pipes pure French Brandy. a ssig.
nctfC's brand
10 bbls sweet Msaga wine
casks pure Port
do Madeira
@VO gallons winter bleachcd sperm oil
~ boxes Pittsburgh fancy pint nssks
Als' inc assortment orall kinds oil wine snd
hqnur both 0regn and domestic
keehhed whssey Of he pursst quality constant.
~ hand and lDr sale low. wholesale or retail Al.
20 every Other article IN the grocery line which -
W., sell Wholesale orretsil f'r cash or approved
30" ~ '"J "'"No 90 the chy. nov 4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-13

THE RivER-Four fcct winter in the channel
and rising. Boats Of al clslse- arc running.
PITTSBURGH. Nov. IL.
Two feet 6 inches in channel uud ri sing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-13

HOW TO MAKE A JURY AGREE They
manage matters cunously in snme Of the thinly
peopled secuoRS Of the west. Some noted horse
thieves had been arrested. and Tried several times
m The State Of Illinois; hui it was impossible TO
OBTAIN lheir conviction on tho clearest evidence.
until last April when TWO wei known thieves
being on trial, eleven Of the Jury threatened the
twelfth with taste of the cowslin. unless he
would consent to verdict Of guilty. This brought
him TO reason and the men were condemned.-
Boston Journal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-13

CUTE AND CURIOUS AFFAIR-James
r. Cole who was sentenced To the state prison for
h"ten years about year since fnr highway rob
hery in ihis ciiy, conirived an ingeuions mode Of
escape, which however, lacked the most matftiol
part, success. u was after Ih wisc Cole had been
employed ia the shop. m king boxes in which ma
erais are sent irm The prison 10 Tins city: he made
one and PAT bul'oas on the ld. 50 as 10 fasIen 70
INSIDE aud then drove nails nrnuud the edge break
ing them "t; Tins giving il the appearance % heiug
nailed DOWN then directed IL himself 10 MIR J i'm
Lame corner OF Madison anil Pike streets in Ii
city. Having mus Ear arranged. he employed "A n-.
gro convict 10 place II, ancr he had fastened hin-
sell m on bpard the sOn? Fanny 10 be brnngn. 10
ihiS city The box was place on the yvhlrC head
down, and remained there for about two ho r
when II was put into The cabin of the IL or Tn.
sloop sarcd during the gale Yesterday huI WIS
"'iIged 10 pat back and did not arrive until this
morning. In the meantime, Mr.. I.ant one or tic
Keepers, missed Cle, and came down tu the CITY
!" o1N Tor him Mt hearing of him here and learn
nag that The Fanny bad not arrived, he mislrusird
mai Cole was on hoard; he therefore boarded her
ms morning Oh her arrival. and going into the
cnh'n saw The box and opened il. where he found
Cole nearly exhausted, lIum his close confinement
ana not having eaten any thing since veserday.-
Cnle was mmed aIely taken To the iombs and will
DE returned 10 his old quarters at o'clock this az
lernoon.-N y AmgricdB
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-13

We ASK NOTHING NoRE-wE WILL Ac
cEPr NOTHING LESS THAN A REPRESE IT A.
TON IN PROPORTION To OUR PoPULf TON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-13
GREAT BARGAINS Ar ArCTIoN
SALE 10 CONTINUE FROM DAyrO
DAY UNTIL SOLO

W r WI offer ior 1ie 90 public ouction on
- "Wednesday next. The IOtb i1st nj he s,o,e ~.
30 Main street hs eu,ue sfors i'm tr,.fe -.
,Sil{ MtLOyko WATCHES, JEWEtRY
W ~ AZ. lNSTkU VENTS, BRIIT4NNiA
NAhb, FFbFUMERf, &C. which will be soId
without reserve. Sale 90 commence al D o'ei,,et
N. Terms gfsalo CASH. 'o'N
nOv9 PENIONEN r. HARRISON. Arcrs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-13
NATCHEZ 10 Nalchcz cnurLer ID lho 80

NATCHEZ The Natchcz Courier Of the 9th
ulL thus reviews The market
On last Thursday morning our Quarantine was
abolished ana bonis have been permitted 10 land at
'Naich'z Under the Hill" The rise IN the Ob,o
has sent many ilii boats down. some few Of which
have stopped ~ our landing. there5J giving spms
light additions % our stock Of Western Pr,fure-
DIT none 20 affect ourquciations Sooe few steam.
boats have arrived, and We daily look f1r more
These facts have given n very different nnpo,r.
7uce 10 our ciiy-Our side walks are crowded with,
b1les aud bONcs-Our merchants are busy-aId
things begin ~ loDk like ncw-1ud in every SQUARE
We meet sirnnger We bcspclk a rich all aud
winter bHsiHess iDr Nai,hez
Cyrf0N bout 300 bllcs ~ street Cotton"
have auIvcd since our lIa report. 200 Of y,biri,
have been snId at 0ur quot8u0ns Prices ure
'ending upwards. and nert week ~ expect 10 nd.
yaHoc our quotations
The welfhor has been exceedingly cold daring
Iho week until 'o.d1y. which was miiI. wind and
dusty The river BE- srIIl rising.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-13

thGATE RARITAN.-A meeting b. ann7un.
ced % Do Philadelphia County C1urf House or f,.
m'fr'" evening" Tee object Df which BE- 10 Get on
"'' nsa 'ura' iw ihe speedy completion OF ihe 90.
been ior nc lss fvcny ono years on the s,oet. y,
The Navy York.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-13

Inc following annunciation OF the vast improv.
me"is by new modification Of mechanical powers
must we should think, attract very generally the
public attention
ELECTRO MAGNETIC LOCOMOTIVE
translated for the National lnieiligcnrcr from the
Echo Monde. savant No 6j3, Paris. 4th Aug.
a letter has been received from Leipzig dated
go July stating that Mr Lewis Gabriel S,ocher.
mschancian Of that city has just fnisho on Elec-
no Magnetic Locomotive, tie greater part Of which
is constructed after Mr. Wagnefs plan, and which
has been purchased by the Germlnic Diet Tnis 10
conotive D. Of seven horse power and will draw
cars foil ~ passengers. u costs about $1,000 in.
siead Of 81 800 the cost Of a common steam loco.
m"ive The supply or e amounts 20 no more Than
% cents per day. The experiments which have
been made With Mr Siocbofs locomotive on The
railroad bstwcon oipsig ami Dresden loft n1ihing
10 be desired
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-13

HISTORY OF TIE U 5. NAYY.-We ves,e,
Gay received from the establishment Of Msssrs
lhomas. Compartments 81 Co. a deeply interest
ing work' being "fhe History Of the Navy Of the
United States Of America abrid,ed in,, cn,. 81
ume, by }. Re mimDro Cooper. I'm this ppbl,c,,ion
al the important facts actions. victories anecdotes
ana events are retained, as we'll as every yiyiJlv
'old and spirit stirring scene ia the larger edition
me reasoning merely and the more easy like nor.
Tons Of COopers Naval History having been ereiud
CO. u - admirably adapted for youth for families
ara Tor schools. and nothing doubt that 1t will
oOl'ninu mat glory end qualification Of booksellers.
run. 10 well deserves one--and much credit
Is due 10 Mcssrs Compartments q Co for the hand.
some style 10 which % is psntcd as we'll a. Tor the
substantially Of the bindng Phil Ina.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-13

NOBLE SENTIMEN rs The following senti
mems appear IN the concluding pas age Of the mo-,
sage OF John Davis. To the Legislature Of Mussachu
seits ia 1884
IL feel deep srliciiude that The character q,
ihs ancient Commonwealth should be preserved
mat her prosperity should be mainaine!--hlr her
patriotism should stand unI,ullaied by ambition ar
scllishnoss; that her love of popular government
should rentin urrlnted; that her mbraI pover
should send lis influence abroad with renewed ep.
ergy; that she shOuld 1.-Two on. with the high distinc
ton which accorded u her, Of being the cradle =,
liberty and the parent Of free schuols. And may
that Divine Being, who conducted eur fathers n.
cross the great exPlnse OF water IN safety TO ,his
shore. and who from small number has establish.
ed great people. vouehsafe To us these BLESSINGS
And lot Us, acknowledging own feeblencss. en-.
treat him, IN his IN ,rcifu Pr1viIenc, 20 harmnniss
our councils, TO Gil us with wisdom, and 10 guide
US in the way that s right
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-13
FRANCE

Iheie mas been onothcr outbreak in Srsi, a..
nsurrecii7n in favor " the 81 o., 90. .''
Chrsina. ~ gen.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-13


The Mnd:sonian seems TO think lhat ,the local
banks VIII soon be in state 10 regulate Tho chr
rencv and exchanges Of the country and that there
lore no National Bank or Fiscal Agent will be re.
CURED. This looks rather Omenous, a. Allen i !,
The secrets Of the President with whom II II. min.
aiej he IS TO be more intimately connecie Than bs
cau DC politically. lie has a rival il is said IN the
Cushing. whp has been exhausiIug his whole fund
OF adnaIion, AMI making himself ridiculous 10 in
gratiaie himself with the President from whom No
expects 10 obtain foreign mission
CiHSiaHaG GaFsfie
We think the resumption ofspecie payments will
improve the currency, and that the exchanges will
always regulate themselves.
The other insInuations in ihis paragraph in rel,
ton to Mr. Gushing and The editor OF this poper !,
unworthy Of manly warfare. II is the misior,yns
and The fault Of modern politics that no material
difference Of opinion Of action can be cherished
or contemplated without ascription and m osnc,
sion Of motives, which in 8 cases out Of 10 are "a
unjust, untounded and foregn 10 our controver.;o,
as m the present instance. To invade the alta,
place OF The domestic hearth in expectation Of seiz
ing the causes of public action Is cowardIy ami en-
Iompube .--HfadisoHlqn.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-28
,ppUats At THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS.
,,o,ed for the New-York Tribune.

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AsTos Sc iI.nd: Cmrcsbel Peekskl; lent Phiiad
b sean ati + hrne N Talmadge 70 keepe
5G ,ndon Albany Mr. Davis, do; MIR Gray DO; ; IRA
Jliig9T Hconb Bs,on; RUSSELL Adda,own; Hum
o doi Poster do James, do; Miss James do Master
sPhrey VII, Tcnplc do; Spencer, New Jersey st
sFsad Gall no. h PHI, G Rosyeu Pe.er,burr w E
iWa.hington "a y (ur,i. Wsinqford w II Freeman
ton do % A. r. s,iynp New Orleans; Harris Philsd;
s5hlls; y ,ruyucr New York
"a Te"hes ,as,or { 2 King Taunton; Sprout. do;
banA ia"en 49,. j. do. n G W;nthrop do; Ii Clifford
d Mills Boston, Id and children do; C Bah
DCnase 90 " IA c,,;v do. Rov Mr Bent Charc.own;
tcc;k. do; gap! busas M u,dJ;,rou Ca,rlestswn
Morris, Washington 'i' 7 ~, - n,., p VIII.
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por,smouth w Ecscr ThiancPa, %, - w ~ Dc,r
sgrandsh do; II Brig ham bottom ,f l.,e. d ID
bora do w Bradley asnng'oh ',r q p,,s:
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81 yrt k Marcy, S A: Goo W Glover Cnaries'oH.
v,oy Uorrl-E Robinson Hagars,own Palmer; I p
and ay - 49, n + WILLIAMS do Whfod Berlin: c Day
fPn n rno E;os.ou: 4 Hand Hancock; Hand
% SnsFord Ice Mars: Lucas CaskHl AL Avery; ~
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Jnr t,c, Raw. II Beach London; SHERWOOD ~ r. pJ,
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Chapman. Woodoch; o FCargli Lima ie'.y'
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~ r. CT exatt Civ w Burnett Hampton; l. Lincoln
blrsn; =" IT yjh,.horp Watertswn Bure Lchhed Bure
Tas Roybury Bradley, do G Little, colaInbs
New-York tribune., 1841-04-28
A E,ElEAREkABLE CASE

90 North SXthstrec Philadcpia, Agent lot
NE SrRAN Ncdicated ozengcs. that poor woman ed
his Office that her daughter seven years Old had been
sick for nearly her stomach dsndcd to the SIC oil
crown PERSONS and legs swoles that she could not
help herself although she could eat as much as Two o%%g
mon They had employed cecbraeI doctors VINO coua 40
nothing for her aud had given up ncuabe Her husband had
ere discouraged abandoned all idea oyag to 90 any hne
far her and looked 10 take her ont OF her misery
Mr.. Murphy believing her to be one OF Worms gave e n,Gn
Shcrmans Worm ozcnsc and days she returned win JOY
cang her said the lozcnge h" saved her me-
after ali had given up The srst dose brought away nearly punt
worm in one living She had taken boxes be- c
was entirely cured hvisg assc after the first DOSE which sue cou
not count aver 500 week She was literally eaten up
h cn .h,r living witness Of miraculous efficacy
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