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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-11

PROCLAMATION
THE MAYOR OF THE CRY OF
u = WIlEELiNG.-IIaving been satisfied rbar =
case OF Hydrophnhia HIS op ,carcd among the 4 ,,s
OF the city. do nov issue tbs nv pr,clom,,;,,
requiring all persons To cOniiue their dogs. or IN
nave The same securely muzzlcd, tor sixty DAYS
from ana alter The 9TH day Of May 1872 in pur
suance OF the ordinance entitled. AN o,,I,,,a.a =;
relation 10 dogs
Given under my hand this I2th day Of MAY
i0Io' GEO. DULTY, Mayor
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-11
TRUSTEES SALE


eH virtue OF a deed OF trust rom PcarIy Sharp
ED To me bearing date the / 6h day cC Dccem
Der. I. 80. and now OF record In Clerks OH
&C. for Marshall county, book 3 folio 10, on Mon
cav, the elgu Ctuih day Of July, 1912, al the from
DO n OF the Court House for Marshall county.
shall sell 10 The highest and best bidder pu6lir
an ION on The terms hereinafter mentioned The
follow us described tracts or parcels Of land, w
Que tract containing IIIaCres and So poles lv
ing on the waters Of Little Crave Creek IN al,
county OF Marshall, bounded as st forth IN an,
deed OF trust before mentioned, beng the same
lbnl conveyed to sad Sharp by Jesse IOmlusuu
by decd ucaung dale the 25th day of EL5inary,
l--F.
Also a tract Of land containing 90 acres, living
on The waters of Little Crave Creek m the 60 IN
iy OF Ma shall, bounded as set forth 90 the deco
81 trust bsIJre mentioned, being the same Land
conveyed io said Sharp bv FfedgIicl; SNYDER an.
Is33.
Also iractof land containing AZ acres, . rood.
x - poles. lying on he waters Of LiIleG ave
jfcCN o. iHe sand county Of Ma-shaII. bOuuded as
set iorlh ln ihe deed Of trust before mentioned.
beng the same land conveyed TO said Sharp by
Elisha Goodrich and wife. by deed tearing dat,
the 9th day uf August, 1888.
TERMS OF SALE-Onc fourth of the pur
chase money cash one fourth 300 nine months,
one fourth nc iifoen months, and the r. malnlua
iputh ut two years, with IufCrgs' from he Cat
t'r sale. For The deferred Or credit instruments
bonds with pCrEOuHI security 'o De approved by.
me "Iil be ic1urcd, and tug nile retained guu
.hc whole OF the purchase money shall have
h.'u paid.
selling a. Trustee by virtue Off e deed Of trust
before mentioned shall -e.I aud convey ouI.
fNn uIs vested Iu ma hV the said deed Of trust.
(which @ ls believed however. will be- found, OIL
gNaWlua non, Co tc clear and Irdf spufabIe
AnV further Information desired can hc had on
. application o. mc o. mg office on Main street lu
JAMES S wUENTi
an1I-fa I,.rst..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-11

FEMALES BEWARE OF CONSUMPTION
ND not suffer the early seeds To knii lis fatal
" threads in Your system, bat guard rber, r.,
yoI would The thief At night. when YOU find the
fatal enemy seeking 20 destroy your health by imh
bing The evil seed, Ola seTi1us disease. RENFNI
BIER DR.. DUNCAN'S ENPECTORANT RENL
EDh viii Immediately destroy ani remove them
Thousands Of your sex die annually Tor tho want of
proper treatment Had those known the wonder.
iui elects Of This medicine, and used Il in time.
many could have prolonged their DAYS. and vel ne
dwelling amongst their dearest friends. Those
who are lahoring under the influence ofihis d,scos.
should lose no time On procuring DIR DUNCAN'S
EAPBCIORANr REMEDY, II il safe and rfT,c.
'ua% and always gives relief ia the most homeless
cases. IL strengthens the weak and deb,ratcd. re-
ue'cs The pain IN the breast and side; SURPRISES The
distressing cnugh stopping the hectic fever and
night sweals aud finally l the case be not too far
aivanced) restoring perfect health.
Full directions and a treatise is given in n nam.
phlel' which accompanies the medicine
For sale at the Principal Office, No 10. North
Eighth street, Philadelphia. Also at the store Of
JOHN FISHER.
may tU Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-11
NEW srRAMREanv
liOFEi'S Seeding

liOF t.h = St.EDilNt
III Wis celebrated variety OF the Sir,wb,rry. or
4 ter The trial ofanother year ghe ElGurul ma.
siul proved far superior 10 auy Kind ever seen ip
nus country. Specimens OF the fruit were ey nj
oited before the Massachusetts Horticultural So
Ioitty, thepast season, which were unlyersaliv al
miIed, and were pronounced, by all good Ind ,rs
10 De OF cXtraOrdInary size aud beauty. onward
81 ten quarts were exhibited at the rr,crtina ol
me S5ta OF June last many OF the berries mea-
snung from 1--WE % Sax inches m circumference.
joined. ' - 81"
! Fruit, very large round or slightly ov,to con-.
cat and never cuScOrio shaped, even IN the yery
arrest peTfiSs. Color, deep shining red palrr. IN
/ the shads. Seeds inserted m a II, ,ht c,,,'',,,
ISL stat.Si' WaIer IN the largest berrlcs) and
hIn' abounding with an agreeable acii ana We
~ nigh hlyOred juice. not surpa sscd hy any s,ey
Ndhety tOotSta lOIg, elcyaiiug the fruit rr,n,
fie slothd, anu every berry attaiunl good size
eaNts lafSe' and rath'f light green. Vines, We
/ ~ vigorous, more 50 than any other kind o,d a.
1atdy as the Oii Virginia or The NuIb,rry So
s,r ,.'v pas. re winters with scarcely the d..
s1nciion 81 stngle plant
lhe variety has gained the premium Of To
massachusetts, Horticultural Society f,r fo,tr
| ySSats IN succession. although in competition with
try. 1'0u u" WIS couh-
Plaats Of this Strawberry for ale BY JAMES
NHLt.LON -dener 10 John Richit n one dollar
Der next 'f'e'''
hlt. June number Of Grahdu's I.ad,'s and
Oehilrmen's Magazine. The last OF the 2Oth
koIuuH has l1st been received by me s.bscriber NJ
W, Literary Depot 1hnrUe street.
Tue next number will be the 6,s,
oi new volume. Persons WI. hing 10 h
SCtioe Tor :hls beautiful work should DO so inne.
plateiy a the Jolly number will be re,dy for ne
livery between the 9TH and goth OF Jine FERNS
u'te dollars per aunum, or five dClIa-s TOR cony
- ~ ,"e ABOVE and one % Cooley Lq,iy's Book -
oIo'S rpiiOns received and single numbers for
sue py III THOMPSON,
l"', . Sole agent for this CIV
WASHINGTON VOLUNTEERS UNION.
WITTY BLUES.-A public meeting of the corn
~ VIII be held al iis armory on Monday cyenine
next The 3Oih inst. at = o'clock Young gentle.
men OF The city, who are dessrous of understanding
me organization of the corps. with the view of en-
s'incn' Ia Ills ranks arc requested. urun the invita-
'.on OF any regular or honorary member. 10 attend
lheirmreling. JOHN A SIMPLIFY g.,
may 2S
A CARD j Wilson having returned frnm
"a Saunton is prepared 20 give attention 10 an.
i,oa'icns IN Bankrupcy at his office on Main s,rcs,
lie VIII leave Tor Staunion on the Goth dav or Jp,c
previous To which lime persons intend ing 10 nnplv
iof the benefit OF the Bankrupt Law will find II 4,
neir interest To call and have their papers prepared
may % ~ f'''u
a NOtN BROOMS-2O dozen Corn Broom. v,
~ and Tor sale by r. ArKEE & co
may 80 w.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-11
TO THE LADIES

USr received at the Wheeling shoe Store cor.
~ ner Of Union ard Market streets.
An assortment OF Fine Florence braid, English
duu lie straw, w How Cynrus Bounets thIs las,
new and beautiful article
Also hne assortment Of genilemens' and
bows LegnoTn hais,iow crowns and broad h..ms
lined add finished ready for use. together ,,i,L
large assortment Of ComTon Palm leaf hats, ~
from IS cents 10 81. Call AZ the sion 81 ~
m1mmoth h,oi and examine mov5
NlNEGAR.-Pure clarified cider vinegar Yer,
strung. Call and see At the family rrpcery
Store nearly opposite the big Rcd boot
NAV 20 Y ETTMAEED
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-11


NV l. ATE now rrceIyt " aud opening SPLEEN
w dad summer sipC Of FANCY and STA
PIE DRY GOODS, which. IN addition 10 our iur-
mct stock, renders our assortment large and ~
complete any In the west. aud which W are de-
termIned 10 sell for CASH ~ very reduced rrcez
10 sun the present economical times and scarcity Of
money.
On ihe first day OF August next the Limitation Of
our present partnership expires. Having that object
In view, wc are determined tu reduce uur present
stock of gIDls as musl possible, a. consequently
have that additional iuducemput on our plit To- offer
great Bargains Io rash buyers, aud have. there.
f1re. determined 90 discontinue The gcueaI credit
system. anil VIII sell CAS- prIctClbls) cy,Iu.
sIycly Tor CASH. Those who wish % got % large
premium ,u the way oi blrg1ru-J for their money
will find % 10 their interest O, weuI their way To-
. shop.
With such of our old custom crs. however, who have
promptly pail their bulls when presented. we will
be pleased t1 cuuuuuo our very agreeable business
intercourse under Grmrr arrangements aud al our
lIwrst Gosh prices
Oh 20 W H. gEIGy a co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-11
WRAPPING PApED

4 tFOWN, Medium aud double crown wrarn;nr
~ from the mandatory Of Mars,r and Wurnel
i'r sale Al the lowe 5, market pIic,s.
Jun 4 r N'KFr G. m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-11

q LID Port Wine for Medical pnrposcs tor sale
NJ at the Family Grocery store, Roarly Opposite
me hig Red Boot.' and two squares west anI
north of the BLACK Mammoth Boot
may % IN EIJNAKEP
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-11

40 rENr rr lUuN D1NTENrrs OUR PuuEHs'
y VIE New World 1l slturI1y. M4v lib. con-
tr.ra bel usual ,-ris'y of TaIes. Poetry. srf
NrnoaI Vows. 1.-' n Biographical sketch Jf S.
Robert Peel with n portrait Single numbers fool.
.aia and subscriptions received a, TUONp~gN.~
Literary Depot. Monroe sf whore mrr r'.1 Dol HsI
single numbers 1f fra ~1frrHIH evening Post. ber.
1rus Weekly llcuH. fHe lr.r r.fF. Lu.Erant sur
old CouUiymau. Saturday C1uuef &C Sc. of SAT
Hriov Iasi may ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-11
OMNIBUS.

an which psssen2ers will be az all times conveyed
70 aud from the steamboat landing free Of charge.
IAN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-11

ZyABATHt AJs=A sf.ry HiIHe rT.f. che pres-
> erf luI rHo urrra Bf bs Rev George Cr1-
y auf..1- 1f the Life a1I T,me- OF George he
Fourth. fbe hpacaIyiso 0fs Jrbu. So. Iu2 vols
F1r s1'c Hy Join FISHER.
or 80 1873 Main street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-11
"HOME LEAGUE"

REFINED TABLE SALT.
THNUE subscribers are now prepared to furnish
- Grocers aud other dealers. with very supe.
Hor article Of RcHed table salt put in small Drums
81 convenient SIZE for retailing. They inv ie com.
pat'son with any made in Lirerpo,l or Netg York
either as 10 quality price. K Mckee &CO.
June
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-11
FAMILY FLOUR

FAMILY FLOUR
4 Nrugcrs superior iamily inur constantly on hand
Ound FOR sale by june .. NJ REILLY.
b .'ami!y h'ur, from fradeiphla, ,hv cnarac.rr %,
- Mh''h Is well known To every person, rs well
other choice brands constantly on hand and G,r
sale by june 9. M REILLY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-11
sirslHIa Hotel.
JACOH A. KLINE.

YER OF MAIN & MADISON STREETS
WHEFLING, "a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-11

a AXE SALT Of Superior Whitcnrss. Gro.
- GERS who retail, are invited to examine the
nf.icle' Tor sale by r. MkEE. a co
MAY ID
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-11

AAJE have this day received 20 BoSes fresh
w Rnsins which will be sold tomorrow NOR.
ming nj the City Auction Room.
nay 10 BRENTLINGER e. SHAIIcROSS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-11
Dissolution

ME c"parinershIp heretofore existing between
4 the undersigned as General Agents, Auciion.
GERS Commission Merchants was dissolved by
mutual consrul or the Ssh inst. The business will
he conducted IA future by George Harrison at the
old stand M Market ST. aud who will attend to the
settlement Ui the atTdrs OF the concern
THOMAS J. b. PENTONEY,
GEO. HARRISON.
may 4 1910
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-11
RAISINS AT AUCTION

q rORAGE.-GrocerIes or PcoJuco cln b, s,or.,I
- with the subscribers en- accommodating terms
may ~ r. M'KEE 4. Cp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-11

PATENT SCALES.
az + have just received direct irom the manu-.
iaaiurer. pairs Patent Coantcr Scales.
winch we will sell Tuch below manufacturers
price, # apphedfor soon
GRENILINGER q. SHALLCROSS.
Jun I65 Market sqsare
DISSOLUTION.
"a VIE co-ParnershIp heretofore existing under
Il the firm Of Hudson IL Wynne is dissolved
by mutual consent.
The business will be conducted in future hy John
Hudson at his Old stand on Market square-and ali
persons whe know themselves t. he indebted 10
The conre'n will please make payment 10 Jehn Hud.
son who IL duly authorised 10 settle the same
JOHN HUDSON
June } 1912. ROBERT WYNNE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-11

~ fOltD = tsts--h gcncral assOui.prt OF Heufn
and Mani,a COrdagc. 0r Steam add Stat
Boats, Bed Cords Pioueh Lines. Troi lanes Paek.
t8T Yarn. Spun Yarn; Blocking. ard other iuiaeg.
81 Hemp. Flax and Cotton Ookumf A.sl1 general
as.Jrtmsnt vi single 1ohhle apd treble blocks and
stsrrs Ter. oh, SC g. fora sBle nv
msy aliKLE d "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-11
PROCLAMATION

a NORN BROOMS-20 dozen Corn Broom. ",
" aud ? Tor sale by r. ATKEE q co
NAV 81 - ".
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-11
RFGINENTAL ORDERS

by
LEWIS KALLENBERGER.
UNION sr., WHEELING Va
EkANCING AND Waiting The under.
~ signed gill attend at h.s school room 10 m r.
rpw morning "a o'clock NJ ia order To- give les.
sons m dancing and WALKING, and II a sufficient
number are catered he will continue the cycr-i.
scs. # not he will decline and leave Wheeling on
sunday morning next. W BREEDEN.
may -
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-06-22
159
The Iocusrs Ebaye. li,eralIr- taken po..e,,.

The locusls have literally taken possess
ION OIL the forests. Never, within our recollecs
uon' nave we seen such quantities as al pres
cut exist IN this section Of the Stale. The
result, doubtless, will prove the destruction
great extent, Of the foliage, as we'll as
tue ilnos OIL the trees. The army worm,
we Iegie. 10 say, is creating great havoc
WIN tue crops IN parts of this county. as
Wen as IN 81. Clair, Bond, Clinton. Mont.
gomery and Fayette, through which we
have lately passed. The grass. in nartieu.
lar, has fallen prey to the destructive worm
Alton (Hl) Telegraph.
Cotton Statistics Statistical tables If
the cotton manufactures Of the United States
show an immense increase in the period
between 1881 and 1910: that in capital hay-
ing been 1925. 81 dollars; that in factories
1913; spindles $50, S24; yards Of cloth, 1872
66S, 1919; pounds of cotton, Is, COS, 834 val
ue OF manufactures, 1920, 143 dollars;
hands employed, 1889; and amount Of wags
es paid, 657, 9l2 dollars.
Aaoful! It is stated that during the earth
quake at Santiago, the inhabitants rushed
into the Roman Catholic Church to implore
mercy from the most high God. and filled
it TO overlooking, and when il fell, rivers of
blood were seen to pour through the ruins,
proceeding from the bodies of the poor un.
fortunate souls crushed within. atzz
ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO AssAssINArE
THE KING OF THE FRENcH.-Auothef
conspiracy to assassinate the king Of the
French has been detected and several per.
sous, chiefly workmeu, have been arrested,
among whom is the notorious Considere.
twice before implicated in similar plots. but
acquitted. A quantity of petards. arms and
ammunition, found in their possession. had
been seized. The deed was TO be effected
with projectiles made in an entirely new
manner; to be thrown into the roval car.
rage when the king took pleasure jaunt
with his family.
TRIALAND CONVICTION OF Cor. Mon.
ROE EDwARDs.-Our readers will re-
member the case of this individual who
was charged with extensive forgeries un-
der the assumed name of J. P. Caldwell.
His trial has been concluded this last week
having occupied about six days. The
jury brought in a verdict of GUILTY.
Seven indictments more of similar ma
ture are pending. and his trial on each of
them will probably be proceeded with.
On his present conviction tfor forgery ia
the third degree) he can be sentenced to
States prison for only five years. ~.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-06-22
N o tie e
Fire Insurance Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting
OF the Rutland and Addison Mutual Fire Insur.
ance Company will be holden at the office of
Briggs & June, in Brandon, on Wednesday the
9th day of July, 1872 at one o'clock in the after.
noon, for the purpose of choosing Board of
Directors for the year ensuing. and transactng
such other business as the interests of the Com.
pany may require. ~@1 .--.=
N B. The above notified meeting will be ad.
jourBed to the 9TH day of july 1872 for the trans
action Of business. -. E. JUNE, Secretory.
Brandon, July 9, 1912 . 80
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-06-22
june e 1870.

means Of subsisienee. For every letter
nail 10 Canada 10 the United States, I am
obliged 10 pay the British postage; and
common courtesy and proprieiy require that
! should pay the American postage too to
hose papers for which 1 am not in the habit
Of writing. Our on'goes are necessarily
greater Than our scanty income; conse-
oueuJy we are doomed 70 continual indebt-
,dness and embarrassment. mention these
seemingly little things as an apology for not
wiring to the press and to warm hearted
friends, when ! would otherwise be glad to
communicate TO them.
[ wish through you to assure our excel
lent fiiends 10 Brandon and vicinity, male
and female, who have contributed to our
mission. that they have our sincere thanks.
Please make known 10 them the contents
d This letter, SO far as relates to their efforts
10 aid Of The mission. .
i would gladly give you full account of
oI purchase foi Manual Labor School,
separations, prospects, &c. &C., would time
permit. We are 200 miles South by West
q Toronto, and about go North by East Of
Detroit. We ,hink we have made wise
selection of site for the Institution, and
lave Sufficient encouragement to go forward,
mt our difficulties are such as require the
hith Of an Abraham and the patience Of a
JOB. ~ .. sf
You ask my opinion in regard 10 the
Term, Reverend. think it as appropriate
10 any other good man as Gospel minister.
sometimes make use Of Rev. merely as
designating prefix. Perhaps 1 am not
warranted 10 doing that. My Savior says
call no man Rabbi-for one is your Master
10 heaven, and all ye are brethren. sls
Please remember me .afieciionately to your
family = also to brother OrsonS s. Murray
md family, and such friends as are inter-
sIed 10 the welfare Of the poor outcast
In bonds Of holy love, S M
Thy brother,
HiRAM WILsoN.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-06-22

H Those subscribers recently obtained,
% whom promised last weeks papers, pro-
vlded should find sufficient number re-
manning, on my reaching home, are informed
that there are not enough for all Of them.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-06-22

A friend informs me that, at The launch
ing Of a brig in Cleveland, Ohio last spring,
about two thousand persons were present,
and that there Das no drunkenness.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-06-22

The Investigation OF the Claims and Va
ndity OF Human Governments.
v. PowERs ESSENTIAL TO CONFER A. RIGHT
RULE OVER MORAL AGENTS. MAN WANTS
HEM Con HAS THEM.
/. Wisdom greater. not only than any
We Of his subjects, but greater than al OF
hmcom6ined. Unless this were the case,
Mimpudence would outstrip his foolish
@s We. have already shown under an
aAsr head, the impossibility of combining
he wisdom Of the whole people into re-
public The interests which The ruler Of
moral agents controls, reach thro' eternity.
Hsacs the necessity Of a ken to sweep the
Whole circle, in order to adapt means TO
nds, so as TO secure those interests-in their
highest life. This would demand omnis-
usnce. God only has il. is -
q he must be dboce all sci fish infu-
noes. Otherwise he would squander the
Ives aud substance Of his subjects in min
SIering exclusively TO his wnglory. His
subjects would be mere appendages 10 his
aaie. BIT what are thousand testimonies
fhis,ory on this point as il relates to man7
Was there ever prince, or ruler who was
|bove The iemprs.ions Of fame, wealth and
,ower7 Look at the late christening Of the
royal baby in England, amid the walls O
starving thousands. Look az the corrup'
ions aud frauds attendant on all the cleo
ions OF this couniry--at the whole national
legislation which converts one-sixth of the
Thcle population into mere chattels. Tel
ne, is man competent 10 rule his race2 i
Ne above promotion TO honor, or the seduc
ions OF .power7 The very reflection as
passed in his mind, ~ am a great man =
lve law to millions Of my own race, /" wonl'
hAa,e him with ambition, and be woui
ain require his subjects to revere him 2
God. 81 ,Cs aoa5 tlitns
3, He mast possess vithin himself po,Oe
Sntorce his gorernment against Che CON
aasd opposition Of his sabiects. ~
4 He Is bound 70 sustain such a reidiio
CHS subjects as 70 Be responsible for q
'nimate results Of al tkai he requires
Be has mol and can MOI have a right TO =
sirs anything Of Us which be can mott
'sponsibIe for. Now God forbids mar
bling Human rulers enjoin il a. = sdutl
Win any pretend that can kill my bro.hs
h,he face Of Gods prohibision. and plea
aexlenualion, that human ruler require
acf me7 And can that ruler possibly
70 responsible for my actions as 70 guar
ne from ali peril at the tribunalof God
I 50, then he is ing God, while God is =
God. But il l Tor myself am accountao
hGod, (as everybody knows I am,) IN
aebeing il the univ erse less than God, b
nigh. 10 restrict my free act in the lea
lis the general practical rule among ma
and, 70 do anything which the church, 81
~'ome other diaboIical compact reqo'r
I'D then attempt 10 cast all the respon
.l''y upon The corporation. Bot i will
''und impossible 10 pack our sins and
'ponsibiIi,ies OF upon the airy nothingn'
= church or stare, and send that 20 ju'
neat for US. We shall end . warrant .
~ bring every man there 70 answer 70
'''n of heaven 10 bis own name, and
n''hn IN his behalf. Il viii Pc found
f'zy'hip. with which The world i bell
= pseIi. {, 20, sanctioned A. that high
'aI IT, supporters Of corporations q
&E11LEh and 1Lalz ar1 come wonder
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-06-22

responsible and reliable personsges. They
don't dream that they. each and all, are the
church and state. JOHN Oavls.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-06-22
M "A Il n I E ID

In MidGletown on the 9th inst, by Elder r.
Myers of MiddIetown, Mr.. Phillip Worcester of
Will Codnty, illinois, to Miss Mary Tower, of the
former pIace.-Con1. : -