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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10


? ME CAkSE OF CONSUMPTION -Simpl.
as these complaints Sre usually considered.
no one eau deny their being the most co nmon
cause Cf this fatal aud distressing disease. Its
Indeed a melancholy truth, that thousands fall
victims 20 eyeiy year from no other
cause than NEGLEC FED COLDS. Yet We
hnd hundreds. nay thousands who treat such
Complaints with the greatest indifference. aud
lei tgCHi run on Tor weeks aud even months with
ont ih'nklug OF the danger, Al first voI have
what YOU may CONSIDER 4 slight COUGH or a
Cbl.t'; YOU allow BUSINESS. pleasure or carclSss.
ness ip pr,Nent YOU fr- m giving % any attention.
ihc1 soitesu upon your breast, YOU become
~ho7rse, nave PAINS IN fhe side or chest, cxpCcto-
Id|t .trSC. Qlanltg- ot. matter, TOThans mixed
with bl, cd, d'fhculty in breathing ensueS. and
men You md that your owa foolish neglect has
brought on this distressing complaint. II then
YOU value NE or health, be- waIaed IN time, aud
10 net tulc With your COLD, or trust TO any
Iu''N nOstru a TO cure you, but immediately
procure a bottle or tw 'pi that famous nm ~.
ihe 'BA'.SAM Of WILD CHERRY which
$ Wei known to be the most speedy cgre ever
known, as many thousands will testify whose
hves have been saved byit.
be very particular whom YOU purchase 20 ask
Tor DIX. NlSrAtSS BAt.SAN OF WILD
IN use.
Prepared. wholesale & retail, hv WILLIAMS
" 70. chemists. No. n, South Fourth Street,
Philadelphia n. Price 81. copper bottle.
Sold IN Wheeling. wholesale and retail. by
!. CRUMBACKER,
I OCT - Apnptu tod Assnf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10
MILLER'S Cough SYRUP, a safe aud We

AEILIER'S COUGH SYRUP. a safe aud very
We cnicactnus remedy fr Coughs. Colds. lniu.
eull, Asthma, WhooCiug Cough and the various
affections Of the LUNGS.
This valuable medicine having been cVtsnsive-
Iv used 10 seven or eight years, and with al
most universal success, rs confidently recon.
inen',d as being the best remedy Tor the above
t'mTl lnts now m use. It's a happy cumhina
non OF oNpectorant. diaphorcuc and anodYne
medicines comp un6ed upon REGULAR lpharmaceu
,'cai and PhySiolopical princi les; end as such
mas been and stll is frequently prescribed by
manv ~ oar best physicians, n was oarucularlva
'oNori e prescription of an eminent practitioner
ot thls city lately deceased. through whose rec
oinmendaiion n acquired y high reputation.
Read the following certificates.
MI l. Nll@nN. Jr.-Sir-I take pleasure IN
stating thar, d. un9 a late severe pulmonary ac
lection my Tifs found greater relief from III,
use of Nillers Cough Syrup, than from any 9th
er eNpes toTant medicine. On WHITE.
Warsaw, III, Oct 30. 1910
This ia To- certify, thar during the winter OF
1897 and IS ] was attacked with a severe cough
attended with much pain and ti.htnesss in al,
breast. At the recommendation of DR.. Agnew.
used Miller's Couch Syrup, which IN a short i'm,
Elected n complete cure, ] have since used
for coughs and coldsaud consider it an infa.
Pltsbur II, Fsb 2. ls4I.
Ny motherin law had b en- for many yearsve.
~ much troubled with \ severe cough, as scarce
ever 10 have enjoyed a nights sound sl,ep. A
bout i've wears ago, / procured her n wal Of Mil
lers Cough Syrup, which Immediately afforded
her relief which she had not received from any
other medicine previously tired except in a single
instance. Since that lime she has used IL whtn
ever occa sion seemed g. require, and has never
failed tc experience The desired relief. IL has al.
50 h-eH usel by the ch.ldre4 and other members
Of the family in common colds and whooping
cough, and always produced the best effects.
NJ VI GRANT.
AleChanv. July ia; 1871,
OBSERNE-None are genuine without the
signature of the proprietor on the label.
Puce-50 cents
For sale at the 30 ,ksrore of
JAMES A, INGRAM,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10
Il DILLON,
PLUMBERS.

WI ethey carry ON the House and ~Sleamboa
PLUMBING, in oil is branches.
They have consiauilyon hand: Hyfranfs. oCrori.
Gus descriptions, HarcrS' Ketlcs, Water Closets Ram
Tabs. Hot Cold SAorer Baths. Retorts for Bleach.
ing, ChemioSj Apparatus. lend Coins. Patent Ran
Heaters, FO and LIN PuHps. Lead Pipes Of al
sses, Sheet rad Of any thickness, aud porked ur
into dng manner eCform. =
Va Water conducted through Leaden Pipes
irom Springs To Dwelling Houses IN the Country.
Atso-BEERP PUMPS BAR ROOMS fitted q,
tn ORDER LEATHER HOSE.
Ssperiorpumps for country wells, steam sagine.
&c. sc.
Vs. All orders thankfully receiprd aud pune,ual,
attended 10. WHEELING. Va
CASH PAID FOR GLUE SCRAPS.
aug 2S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10
MORE TESTS or
DIR HARLICH,S CELEBR ATED ME-
DICINE

vENHE %inllDwing is cut from the Jefferson En-.
quirer, pnhlishcd in jefferson Cooniy. The
senior editor Of the Enquirer havin been afnict.
cd with the dyspepsia for a considerable tmr-
and after trying many remedies in VAIN, procu,
ed a package of DIR. Harlich's medicine whic"'
has had the happy effect, under the divineas
~slstance, of restoring me to good health. In
consequence Of the cOnfidenceI feel in their yr.
tue | have procured an agency and received from
the principle othccin Philadelphia a supply which,
now otier for sale atmy dwelling OPP Isite the
Hotel, high street. N.LUSK.
Jefferson City, 10Th December. Is40.
For sale by JOHN FISH
dec p Huerln a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10
VWIBE WORKING or Nj

w KIVDs-R wATTERsON srlrar.
i.nu es 90 Es wire vJrking cHfHJlELrnrHf on
uEef rr. wheeling near The stone bridge.
Fh-rc b. HtlI manufacturer ordUr and fu the
tTn pfnuIra Of aI rIzrs. koirrr and
''''Ir .wfHE TOR merchant mI.e md
.f .fH--gI r1Ve wire fNafrln hfu1ur.-
hDPE Tori erTecs1iw arEY on Hnnd and
H]i1cfurr1 1f De sh1rfref notice fr1rI,ra4I
on sm9st fayoTsblstsrm fol custamers
JanuarI zI-tf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10
TOYS! TOYS!!

TOYS! TONS!!
SUIIABLE Er Christmas Wax Kid, and min
y led Dolls. Horses, Cloth Toys. Ia beautiful mr.
ncie) Drums, Ladies Work Boxes. Topth nd lair
D'Is"'S, &c. &c. J. MELLOR,
Union Street
AiSSOLUTION-The cOparinersLp here.
~ "i"re existing in the name Of 4. p. GoT d.
Co. was This day dissolved b. the mutual consent Of
the partners. p COR
Gee . JAS. CALDWELL.
BALM SOAP-j0 boxes No 1 on hand and IN,
IL sale very low 10y
h'cZo NJ. REILLY.
AfRUGEB's SUPERIOR FAMILY FLOUR =.
" well as yarioLr other standard brands. con.
sIantiy on hand and for sale by
dec 20 NJ. REILLY.
TASK RAISINS-5 casks RaIsins lust rc.
~ ceived and iorsale by
nov 80 NJ REILLY.
SALT-5O barrels No. l Salt. just received
y ard Tor sale by
nov - JOS. REILLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10
A
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY

WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL s500,000-
Mis- company. being now duly organized. is
prepared TO make Insurance ON every de-
scription OF Fire and Marine Risks. such as Dwell.
ling Houses. Store Houses, &c. with ihcirconients
Also, Steam Boats, Flat Boats and Keel Boats. with
t:eir ~cargocs, TO and from any port on the Ohio and
Mississippi rivers, or their tributary streams. Ap.
pllcnIiUn for Insurance TO he made foI the present
al the Office ofthe Wheeling Savings Institution.
mar 5 ROBERT MCCOY, Secy. PIT.
ms RANCE.
) will be taken by the FIRE & MARINE
IelNSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
az Tie ioacest ralrsUn--
Buildings Of all kinds. stone, brick or voodsn and
their contents.
Steamboats,; factories; mills, &c,
Furniture:
And mercnandize Of all kinds.
And against all dangers attending the trnnspori-
alton Of goods OH rivers, lakes, seas, canals a4,;
railroads.
fu1, n-'':e.Giify ih He adjustment and pavnenf
~ tosses,-we beg leave To refer to the merchants,
OF this place and elsewhere who have had The oJ.
jusImsnI Of claims upon us.
JOHN FAWCETT, Pre- sidcnl
DASIEL LAMB, Secretary. January I6. 1871.
Board oF DIREcroRs---Jshn Fawcsi President
>. BTndy. John Goshurn, Charles ID. KnoI, Richard
w. Harding. Samuel Neel. William Paxton. Jacob
; Shrrver, Samuel Sprigg. Directors.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10
sALE or RIAL EsrArE

~ III n
John Giicirist In CnAScEsr
vs. IN the Circuit Srr.,a,,
John Liek& others Coun ofLa~ end c6speery
Gr Ohio Couny.
eY virtue Of decree Of The afres1iJ Court
HD pronounced IN The above named cause an he
on the 222 day Of June, m the year Isfi. I shall
as commissioner appointed fr that purD1sr on
me hrst day Of February. tNt2. At the front door
1.-THE COuIt House Of Ohio county. proceed to
eel Lot NQ.lo3, situate on the Nora SIDE of
Clay street, ~ the City Uf Wheel nR. a. puisc
auction, to thehIghcst bidder. on 2 credit of air
twelve aud eighteen months from The dav of
sale, the purchaser giving bond with good seen.
n.y. bearing lntCfett from the DAY Of sale.
Nv. MITCHELL. Denufv FOR
RICHARD HARDESTY.
oec 2'-ts sheriff ofOhIo County,
NREsh raIsins in whole. half or qnauer
boxes.
D box fresh Lemons
20 dozen Mrs MIXERS Fine cut Chewing To.
barr0
DO 0oo very superior Principe Cgars
lhdrreI sweet CidG
And al the necessary articles for making rood
mlncc Pics, Iuet received and for sale Of lie ia.
mlV Grocery store,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10

10 longhrfore she found herself better: sheis
now ahCartv woman
lorTs, with much respect.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10
sTFpHEN HALL'

Dear sir-I sold n man two phIbls slua'iyc,
and Ge says I has almost restored han 90 peTieC,
health: FOR tnres years be had not been able tp la
Dor at az now heis able Co perform a good days
WOlk y our uHsaiyut servant
- nAaFH a A. 80 = -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10

For 8 10 by J. +. WHARTON. corner ofU.
mon and Natcr streets. sole agCutlu Wheeling.
a fresh suurfv rust received. n Wis
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10

lOVTs, with much respect,
J. N. SMITH. p. NJ.
FLErFoRr, III. Aug. 20. IS4I.
From J = King. ESQ.
Dear sir-A young lady Of this town was in
\ low slate ofhealth. Consumption } aud vas
informed was anxious 20 Try the sanatve. but
her people and the physician DID not think IL Of
any use. sent her n bottle with permission TO
uSe or returu 40 as she pleased. only requiring
hcrto uSeIt a"co-din- 10 directions. She used
:, md has recovorc her health. and considers
the msticiro he sole cause oft.
Ii nm rraunnlnlIlr N.ura
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10
PITTSBURGH POWDER MILLS,

POWDER ILLS.
A NDREW WATSON, manufacturer OF Blast.
IN ing and Rife Powder. Pittsburgh, Pa. wouId
respectfully infoTa Merchants and Dealer, in
Powder, That he has rebuilt his Powder Manufac.
tory IN the vicinity of this ciiy-has made ~
extensive additions To his former establishment .
and has adopted many useful modern inpr I'VE.
ments IN the maehlnery. lie intends to keep
constantly on hand Blasting and Rifle powdcr q.
qualin q'alltv TO any manufactured IN thi. conn
ny, ana will be prepared To furnish those article,
TO any extent at ihelo~est prices az on the
most accommodating : rms,
Purchasers " IL please enquire OF James Thorn,
son; or OF Thomson, ToInlin%on o. co. orafdrs.-
Andrew watson, Powder Manufacturer Plus
burgh, Pa. who will give ali orders Imtnrd;n,,
attCnuOn.s
Pittsburgh. oct 6-w6m Pin, Ca,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10

RESEJS& NEW ARRANGEMENT
THREEDAH LINES FOR
BALTIMORE, WASHLNGTONCI CITY. PIMA
DELPHLA aid NEW YORK k..ordE.a~.
u s. MAIL CHARIOT LLNE-rrRKI
PASSENGERS ONLY.
Runsthrough to Balpmor. by eontrastin q.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10
i'itilNAlM SlhOJ l. I. VI

I0WELl, MAS, AuFust =, Ie4l.
SIr-It affords me pleasure e. Iuf1rn YOU that |
have received cGtTc relief by use oil The m edlcine
] purchased or a youUg man al your place ten
days since, called GOcICk's suuauNs: IA as cor
rcCtcd the IRE gulartty Of my bowels, which has
troubled me for several months, and | do not
now suffer al all with pain in my head, from
which l have notbefore Jcen free for more than
q 80. gehv frt.pH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10
IN R~IrmAKnSON- M M.

NoLUSIowE, c.. Jane l1.Isil .
Dear sIr-The suuatNg I- so strongly opposed
by the Pnysirianstn Tins place, uat there haI
been bat few induced fH take TuTul gwen OyU
sac 'o1N one bottle and u nos enjoying EoO
l..FFk Ntrr. rrsnfrtrn1fy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10
KINNEY GALIUP. n ID.

HARRtSGTJS, ME. April 9, Is4t
Dear sIr-l forwarded one phlal Of ndjhlyss
sanRtiys 20 a poor girl that had been sick Tor
a nutpber OF wears, and could obtain NJ ieiiel
until taking the sauauNs; she u now healthy.
EIIIRAIM SIRNI-H. y N
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10
SILK GOODS.

: goods manufactured byJ. W. Gill
VT Pleasant, and intend to keep an assortmeri
constantly on hand, which we respectfully inyitc
inc pubic To examine. They will be cold al ths
mauuactbry gflfCs.
The slbscu5Crs rc'urn their thanks 10 a scncr.
qua pubic for The liberal patronage which rLey
u TectIvcd and respectfully solicit a coutluu.
4 octT 5. AVER t- Co
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27

Tho Peoples Constitution Of Rhode Island The ed
Or Of the New Bedford Register, in noticing the re.
port that John Quincy Adams had volunteered his
vices to defend Messrs. Anthony ard Pcarce, 1.-TWO suf-
frase men now being tried for high treason by the King
party) ays-"We have conversed with the gentleman
who called on Mr. Adams in relation to the subject &
by him we are informed that it is true. Mr. Adams de-
clasd it as his opnion that the Peoples Constitution
was framed and adopted in accordance with the first
principles of our ins ttuions that is the established
Constitution of Rhode Island, and the supreme law of
the State; that Thomas w. Dorr the ghtlu and le.
climate Governor Of Rhode leland and that there is
no escaping from these conclusions"
Average Mortality o. all Mankind-The population
of the whole earth hes been varousy estimated at be-
tween eight hundred and thousand millions of souls
II we fix upon an intermediate number, say 9460s0,
000 and assign 80 years for the continuance Of each
generation we shall find that the "chldren of men"
come into the world and go oul oft at the following
average: Every second, Il minute, 60; hour, $500:
day, &c. 400 week, 604 SO0; mouth q 592 900; year,
81 1885, OO0 Every tick of tho clock soul departs, &
a now birth takes place at tho same time. Thus is
the world perpeluated.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27

MuLrlCA uLIs PARER. The Richmond Enquirer
sayS,-Dr Spencer Of Petersburg, has been polite e.
nough TO forward to US qure ofhs paper, manulac-
printed them off with this days impression the En~
quirer and they will be deposited in Office for gen.
eral inspection: The paper is very substantial, and
glossy and singular to say that whilst it is manuacu-
red Ofthe Chinese Mulberry, has tho agreeable oder
ofthe bes, Chinese Green Tea. We are not awats
of tao n,turs ofthe process employed by Dr.. Spen-
Ger, nor ofths time, labor nor expense which may
BE- necessary to prepare the leaves for ho2aper vab
We trust they may bu such as will enable the man
ufacture to substitute lhem to certain extent, for
rags, which are generally expensive and difficult to pro
cure. Woshull watch the progress of this discovery
with curiosity and with Interest,"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27

GJCne vice invites another,as all our tendencies
ure gregarious in their nature. The preservation cfour
first scru2es alone temporal salvation. The
virtuous is happy and feels no insuPerube impu-
sss towards vice. But The man who has tarnished the
original lustre ofhs character by vicious ndugsnces,
feels dscontented and strives to find oblIvOn for the
past by precpitang his feelings Deeper into The COcy
.us vice To resist the early prompngs of sin is 10
save ourselves to surrender ourselves them is to n-
cur the most eminent peril.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27
BY KITCHENER & MATHEWS
DEMOCRACY.

What is democracy Go ask ofthe fe6,
Who have conquered alike on the land and the sea-
Go ask at the grave ofLibery's son,
Go ask at the tomb Of the Great Washington
Fer it we have fought, for it we have bed,
Will answer the shade of the iusrous deadl
Go ask oflhoSe heroes who bled in tho strife,
Who in liberty's cause pledged both fortune & life,
IT'S honor--'tis virtue, freedom aud fame
All these are combined in demOcrasy's name.
Thcn, EfssmeR, oh cherish this beautiful flower,
And guard from factions mdewing power,
If neglected, its blossoms will fall and decay,
But If nurtured by ifeemen, long will it stand,
The worder of Nations, the pride of the land.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27

SAVALUABLE BoY.-'What can you dol' asked trav
ster Of try urchiaswhom he saw in front Of a.
farmers house, tickling toad with long straw 90
j can do morn considerable; rides lhs turieS to
ter, miks the geese cards down tho old rooster puts
tho pig tails in paper make them curl, haustrinss
Ae grasshoppers makes fss for flies to court by keeps
aty for daddy and nanny when they scold at a mark
and cuts tho buttons DAD coat Whcu he's at prayers
in tho moEnln!' ~ .a
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27

TINE Every minute. time is valuable, and it
would be great folly to shoe herses with gold as
Nero did, as to spend time in raes. The urzan. who
tolls the live long day, apt to excuse himself from
study, by alleging want of relaxation. He should so
render the time of recreation, that it may relax and
fresh the part that has been exercised and is tried and
yet do something, which besides the present delight
and case, may produce what will afterwards be profit
able. While, therefore be reaxes the muscles of the
body, he may bring the organs of the mind into profit
able exsrcise.-Pictou Mechanic.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27

TRuE..-ThS practice ofgoins TO church after Ser-
vice has commenced, is nuisance. When we sec
young ladies coming in after the service has begun, in
order TO display their nery to the whole congregation,
we cannOt help linking how little would bo left of
them after ths man'umakcr and millinor took their
siaro.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27

Nor so BAD = A printer in New York dunnod one
Of his patrons for money. The patron few in pas
sion and challenged the printer 10 fight declaring ifhe
did not he would whip him nextday. The printer re
piled that he would tight antL his bill sOas paid
no man in his would 60 out to shoot against his
own money. The patron finding he got into close
snap paid Ihe. bill anddld not say word abolt 6gh-
Ing ae .H
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27
A SOBER SECOND THOUGHT.

Col. Samuel Wales, of Providence. Rhode
Island, was in 1910 chairman Of the Wing de-
le1ates from that town to the famous Baltimore
coonskin convention, and acled as q marshaI
on that occasion.
AT The recent great clam. bake at Acots's
bill, COL Wales addressed The meeting, and
gave his reasons for renouncing Wfggery--
lie said he was 10 favor Of The sovereignty of
the people he wished that sovereignty to be-
exercised through the forms o!law, when pracs
ticable; but If the servants Of the people set
themselves up as masters, and refused 10 give
an opportunity 10 amend the Constitution when
it was desired BY large majority, then it be-
came necessary for The people to take The .
work into their own hands. He had been a
whig; but now be had found out what whigge~
~ meant; be Nas no Thig, accordingIo the.
present meaning Of the term, but democrat.
He had seen the whig party arrayed agalnat
the people of Rhode Island; and that be had,
with many others, abandoned it.
If We mistake not the course Of Mr.. Wales
is like that which vast numbers will take, for
similar reasons, throughout The Uniou. There
never was more perfect lest OF The real prin-
ciples Of the two parties than wac found in
the Rhode Island controversy; there never
was an occasion IN which the Federal Of Wbig
party displayed more undisgusedJ the clOven
foot of aristocracy. How 10 it possible for ad
intelligent man who belieyes, in the doctrines
Of '76, 10 adhere longer to sucha party, after.
he has fully examined the Rhode leland ques-.
lion, and the s.and taken in respect 10 il by the
respective politicians on each side in eyery,
section Of our couHtryl .ne afa
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27
VOL. 8. NO at. WH0LENO las

inst, by vote of 81 10 l6. The bill goes in.
10 operation on the 5lh Of July next. We pres
sumo There is ne doubt Of lie passage in the
LegisiNlisa. Council.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27

A. certain degree ofunderstanding is necessary to en-
able man to know that he is ignorant. We must
push at door to know whether be bolted agans ls.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27

well, afor this Just bear in mind that it takes two
to make slander one 10 tell it and one to listen to it.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27

GoiKo FHE WHOLE FIGuRE.-Al The atesl-
ection IN Maine, there wore Eve towns and
plantations in Oxford thaiga not oiie Feeders
aIvOle. Eleven gave 6l6 Democratic 10 5S
Federal votes; and fifteen towns and plantation
that gave 1910 bemocIaNc TO- 100, tedslaL
votes. eafrtt 't# E34 g anBF
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27

SLANDER.-'My dear friend, that woman has been
talking about you asan She has been telling the
awfiest lies you hsard why, she rallied away at
you for whole hour
And you heard il all, did your
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27
From the Philadelphia LaJy's Wreath.
THE FACTORY GIRL.
BY GEORGE PIKE.

"Ahl little think the gay licentiouS proud,
Whom pleasure power and afluencS surround,
How many drink the cup of balo(dl grief,
Ard nina in misarv.n
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27

DuTY ON U. s. WHEAf. Tho bill impo-
sing DUTY Of Three shiIliugs sterling per quar-
ter, on wheat from the United States, passed
the Canada House Of Assembly on lhe 4Ih
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27

RIFLE SHooTINe-The Yankees not to be er-
ccled.-Vhe great rife match between Swift
zerland and the United States, came of in.
July last. Frederick Jsannet, aud Pierre
Henry Mantandon represented Switzerland,
and Capt 8. hlOyd the United States. Pie
parties fred 80 shots each.a aggregate measure-
ment, off hand, distance 545 feet, or 16l yards
affect, the only distance Recognized by the
Swiss Government. Capt. Lloyd beat the
Swiss target Is ii IL inchee. Jennet and
Montandon fred 10 the town,of Locle, Swift
zsiland, and Capt. Lloyd al !HobokeU,. M ].
This 10 the first time thai SwiI2erlsbd has
been beaten by any nation. Jennet has been,
The champion Of Switzerland for the last fif-
teen years; be won the last GoveruLieni prize,
of 5000 GSncs.-- ROch. Dem. 5',a