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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-14
With respect. your % 'dt. serv't.
JAMES W. McCULLOH, Cumpirller


aAN'
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAp-v.
nre harry To learn that on arrangement has b,,n
concluded with Msssrs. Barring. Brothers d Co. If
LII ''h' ny winch They agree 10 furnish the iron raiIs
requisite 10 finished the Baltimore and Ob,o Ro,l
'"au 10 IuH'OctIand, and receive payment in annual
instruments Oi sou .OOO will interest semi.annusIlv
Inc House m London nlsn surTcnders IN. opi;,, "a
selling he State Bonds below the Cympanvs INN
20 hing as The payments are punctualiy made. A
Liberal credit Of seven years is obtained in IN. rrsr..
acUuni 'h0 complexion Of the rond To CumberIarJ
'a,y va The approaching autumn is rluced bevopd
a doubt; aud the State bonds IN the hand. of ,br
company are ny The arrangement preserved frum
any po-slhle sacrifice.
IhIS very satisfactory information will he pr.,if,.
'ug 10 all who are interested IN the nogr.snC,ki y.
great work which Drum lses - ausniriou.l, a., a..
prosperity OF Baltimore. IL Is a mailer. tea. oC.,
ceTe consriiulagOn TINT so effective an aff,poems,,
has been concluded without incuring Tho pec.,.,
OF throwing the State Bonds into the market a. H.
P'ss'u' d'preciai'on OF that scria. The Company.
indeed are justly, enliled 10 much pui,e TOR H.
cautious anu discreet management of their 6sc,I
Hi"irs which hayo been conducted yyub n n,.L
P'"dence IA To prevent The loss Of INV bond, On.
trusted ny lie Sale 10 iheIr hanIs Wb,rev,, ~,
- '"e Ou'dtns ~ lc commouwealth, and hey mr..
'0'"' ''''Sa'no portion oi them h,s come lrnr,
~ appropriations 10 The Ballim re and Ohio Rail
N''u N'mpany-no need any future aoc,s,inuE
- f"'' Ne "IPTchthuod BY Is compile
non 10 Cumberland The road will be placed hay,oJ
'he reach of contingencies; and rs animal ,r,6,.
VIII be amply sufficient To meet the p~ernii-,l A..
S'aImenis rs they become due under the nrr,og.-
meni Just effected. md 10 leave also a dividend 4,
ri'chh"'ders. The successful negotiation with m.
b'rInss' under he conditions we have n,m,s. udJs
anoIh'r item 10 The list of eminent services render.
req 'y mo C"mpany's able President and The re :
- uouo, D' 'ho Known character ofMr MrLane. as
n man of appro, ed ability. d>c,,,,, -, -
The aHIir. "JNS"e"' VI
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~ The following notice Of the Grst Of our \.
morean period seal. is from the New YoIk Courier
and + quirer. We learn that. in addition 10 il.
large and cuincu, d., e wriiers. No Dickens. 81
soon as lie shall have arrived and become settled
al humo. will flldl as promise Of contributing 10
tho work.
THE KNlCRERgOCEER-we have not esnc.
cIally noticed Ihis Magazine lot JIuo. urhuugh u r.
l~ruIupl,y published. aud iuil. as IL usually is.uf rich
AID various hternr, attractions
The TI.h Is. The work hardly requires our god
word. IL has established a character during The
progress of ~ twenty ~yrl.fncs and under its present.
able direction Ia which our cammrndCinn h,v
ever cordial, cuuld adj huI Iiulc. We have rarely
scen a magazine - unanimously and universally
popular.
We opened cor Example, a day OF two since. two
Iced ug newspapers. Ihe very apii pod es Of each 9th
or ~ io their section Of lhs tountry-iho one rrm
Massachusetts aud lie other ir IN Soulh CarI.n,-
ia which there hspi eutd 10 TO notices for the prc.
ent month. The Boston Pest spike Of il as a
most agreeable number. without any thing ohier.
uOnahie in The mailer or Style Of a single nuicie,"
and added; The X. is now by Gar the hest, xritieu
aid most entertaining Periodiral rublish-d IN this
country. We are perfectly serious in his. II Is
more whai u rcieuds 10 he ILan any offs neigh.
hoTs.' The Charleston SauIh Cnrol,nian said Of
The sam" i'sLG; we do but rcIcai on e. r.ld tale
when We speak of tho excellence of this valuable
n agaZIne. The Knirkerbocker stands atthe very
summit Of our periodical literature. IL Is an honor
TO our country and deserves It's liberal support"
The tributes 20 the merits of The X. so general
and 40 unanimous IN Ibis country are not uncommon
Ia Greai Britain. The London Times. Examiner.
Morning Post, Aihenmum, and Literary Gazette. a.
we'll as he Edinburgh journals. have praised il in
Ile most cordial terms; and n gentleman &c neigh.
honAg city showed Us. a few days SINCE. a letter
ifom Sir Edward LYituOn Bulwer. in which. after
thanking his American correspondent for sending
him some books, end among ihcm several numhers
Of ihs Knickerbocker he SAYS, I am NOT ~ unse.
qnainied with American literature IN 10 be unaware
OF the high station which TIE Knickerbocker enjoys.
! have Olicn been delighted with The varunr and
graceful! intellect It displays. Some of lis written.
arc 10 less renowned inour country han distinguish.
ed in their own"
a new volume. on new type begins with the
forthcoming July number.
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a FHAGAiENT--Thcrc are ncn develspmen,.
col human character, which like tie light II distant
slaTs' emit but ieebly their lus;rc ON The world
The waves If 'uue wnsh up fom depths nn6lhom-
ed. gems Of rurer light serrne.T u would be dia-
ruli 10 cay Ia What wallis ofllfc Woman has snpcor.
ed Pre-c mincnily = "minis;etirg nneel;" in uLat
viciSsi'udes uijrys oud sorrows she has nosi signal.
" discharged her heavenly misslrn. Sill there !.
a scene which has escaped lie "yulIure'. cyc;' an
ordeal which has Developed the richness of hes
hidden gems. n iuTEare iIbi has fully pTaNed the
hncness ct her gold. Tn : sphere has been allotted
10 The drIukard's wife How Sic Los Gllcd lLis most
!espiraie outpost Ui humanity. Will he revealed
Nheu The hI'Oiy 81 the eusl4ved Inebrate shall b,
ntt'ldtd, when he u ~ - hold 81 slmsge insanity
harh unAi.dacss, and saFsof esiraugcmeni thence
down through each successive depth Of ipnuminv
aHd v" Through all ihrsr scenes. a ha'o of d.
'Inty has gathered around her, while disaproinled
hppe aud exhausted I'll elton sought rcpase in hum.
no iaih and most enduring patience. Wa this
HHe pnrlry OF "w"maI's luyef" could nm oliNrt so
dsh5S'd ers!avc Tor car a viruuus m ndY Ne il
was thc sir ng e. m-aS.inn ola Christian ihat oi,ed
lac "iy cIiicondemned. Il was more; the Solemn
Moids OF linn Who "sPsSo A. never man snake
r!aimtd LSr rcver,nvc mr the mnrunge vaN; and.
"hon hope had ici. and e~d1ciipn grew amI and
weary, The icas "i God lreserved DER integrity. aoI
patience had iis perfect WO.k-N. y. Ah6r.
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LETTER TO A MEMBER on CoNcprsS
FROM A NEW NoPK MERCHANT

NEw fOEK. July 1. lS43
Dear Sir From recrui occurrences a, Vo.Li..
iin. | an s'rry 20 sec here 10 no pnubab:li,, OIL
log = iartl al The present Session of Cong res.; ana
n The rate Of duty On many articles 10 ~ low thai, a
hocrmrs ga object nnw "a exprrI ihen ST. IA. 49,.
ii Of dnNtack .ihe oEly fear hat ! have a. Ina, ~.
state Of the Treasury Will he such - not Ia he abb.
To ray the dthf ntufc. / have taken The hbeuv az
requesting your opinion nPon that point. Perhan.
u has ma, orcurred 10 YOU thai. under The pre.cn,
dHiy' macy articles viii ray well 10 have Them .,.
,P""eu. ne nfiele al brandv, for example; see tho
great dtticreure compared with the G. pense Of hin
ping IL Tor dehcninre Pr IN wha, I understand as
The matter, Think there will be tincluding ,ho, h..
aifeahy heen cNp"ried sinre Tho fEt of NaurbN 6rr,
iOur To 1--WE million dollars fordmvbaeks ,o n. 49,
MY object IN requesting TIE Inflammation f,.,a o..
- M reference q" 800 IONS English h,r INN uLt,L
has PAID 81 Ter ton du'y. and now can b. b,ou.ht
IN At the present duty supi uscd S.. or pooxadaI -.
adopt The valuation on ibc cosi and ca 80. tp"'y
no idea. however. that iron will be imno,,.I
mon hs hei'ce for less aIihe duty ofSS Than !, so.l1
al the duty of 500. And. if you think ,his ron,s.E
woiihy ct notice. = reference To this letter n, ,h,,
period viii show you IL an right. The r,;-o- "a
iron Is at ihI- time very low IN EnclanJ-es. e..
u mas b'on or se'sai lcars; aud The puce IN, been
ihinehceC 10y the cHi ociatOn Of Oui ha,i inc q ,o,'g
When IL Is asceriainod that We are not ,o La,sa"
the PRICE viii advance there for two rea,on,. G.,
berunse We can afford To pay the advance. AMI -
AAAA ~
ond. he"aHse The comprtiiioH h, retoEure e.is,in.L
our manufactures will havo erased. III,
mnrh To 10 regretted thar lie people cannut -. ~,
own inisresi, and do away with the idea that dn,ir.
are paid by the consumers snd not by the un,d,o"s.
a comparison Of Frices lur The last Sc wen yenr, rso,ha
prove that We are furnished with all msnpf,r,ur.S
goods al less than before, and in limo a r,ven,a -,
only he required independent Of prnic, finn D.,
we have nov reached a crisis m my opiniop ond
upon The result depends 'he future prosperity oron,
country. ! am niraid That Congress is abon, a..
What Great Buiain would pay milliun, 20 L.~S
do-hToak up our manufactures aud The in5n.,r.a IS
The country connected with them. well Lno,
hat. whcn once done. The saine amour, M -
cannot for yesr' be { nceu'rsicd. Thsre(ors na
experiment. u tried. viii re .n:al. Dom, 10, !, -
$ nd mat II 'Iere Is no 'a'iife his Congress. rher.
viii be enc established a. the next -,
Here wiIl then be bat one ori,ian. a., :; !"
then he zoo late. remsin, ,espeoulully. Won, "hn
lteul seIyBui. 0"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-14

We publish the following article. frOm that valu.
sbls business md political paper. the Baltimore A.
mexican in juS,aPosiIion Tor the express pur.
Pose of calling the attention Of our Baltimore
hisnds 10 the fact that The Baltimore and
Ohio Rail road Is tho only channel that they
san rely on 10 secure the western trade. Thai
work |" emPhstically a Baltimore work and Il is on.
~ by looking 10 that they esn hope for entire sue.
ces.
The distance from Baltimore 10 Wheeling. on The
OHIO river - now run by Rail II nd ard Stages IN
about 36 hours. On one occasion lately. q was us
m 81 hours and 10 minutes This il bringing he
last and West pretty near together.
The above paragraph is from The New Journal Of
Commerce. We are happy IN being able TO insure
our Eastern friends thai lhis Great Central Route.
no~ much the shortest Of all The travelling routes
between The East 4 West will he mad materially
shorter . few months hence by the extension, OF he
Bal'inOre and Ohiu Railrad 10 Cumberland. Tray
eliers may then pass from BALTIMORE 10 Wheeling in
probably les Than thirty hours-IhaI 10, le ave Bali.
more otter an early breakfast and arrive tho next
cay Of Wheeling IN time for dinaer.
u Will he seen by the annexed paragraph thai
onr nslshbors oiPhIladelphi are preparing Ia make
q vigorous effort 20 divert the trade OF the Tide Wa.
teT Canal 10 that city. by establishing a daily tow
boat line after harvest:
From he philadelphia SsrR American.
INLAND TRADE We learn that the Phlnd.
elphia and Havre de Grace Steam Tow Boat Com
pany have just pa. chased o large and strong steam
boat ia a neighbortng city, and intend bringing her
round here early neat week. 10 undergo some re-.
pair'. preparatory 10 the estA! llslmcni ola daily line
alter harvest. Much credit Is due 10 the concern iur
Their Prpmpiness m HnticiIariug tho wants of the
commercial commutiiy. The company have sold
ihes'eamer Salem, an tho Chesapeake Bay, "a she
"as found To be too small cor their purpose:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-14
From de Boston Daily AdsvGsey.

We pnblish with pleasure The 6lIo~ing di.,I,;n.
OF 90 ersdtabie 10 the feelings Of tho ,vr,e,. +, ,~.
ference 10 . remark in a late Cont Calendar.
10 the Filter # NE DAILY Adre,,,,,
20 your paper Of Saturday lpst you indgrg, i, d,
tehafA ID relation 10 my husiand which + deem !,
i'ops'' as : sra alluded b., 10 cOniradict. Lea ms
,eaee should be considered as on aequis,csnc !, y.
uu". VOW, ! assure you and he public that a.,
us 'ne zen toors, ] have been manled to 81, En.
ty,ne haa invariably treated me with The nm,
.Nnes' nor has there ever occurred apy fbi,g !.
,sHauhg VIII bun ~ disturb our domesar t,,,,t
S1i"s ,ne sirkncss AID pwiracfed delJ,ty .t,E'f
naFe souefr5' Ne hos invariably treated NJ, -
'he UTMOST cnre' Kindness. and srepr,, -.
"e,Def pains nor expense Ia my behalf n. ry -.
80 a"endants M The city abd no Tho NfrI.., m.
Plai ran abundanny testify; and uhare,r d, - -
pesh lhe errors u bic bead. be hear. am sg,. 81.
HHHJs been rght ioAaris mo AMI. Nbgt...,
Hly oe ne into. assure The world fhaf 7 sh,u 49,
I, s''enlin cay frp 0snancs always ta bear bss.m.
HIM len hfas
Boston, June q. 13i2.
Smsy wasa member Of he BsY. and ga. esp
weed q cheating AMI forgery. 6r which n. VA.
''"'snsed TO The PoniionHay hr eight years
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-14

THE ClRCUS.-The astonishing performance
Of Juan Hernandez at The Circu, las, evening sur.
prssd every body. Nature. m truth. was in n freak
when she put the grace, dignity and Fnw.r ola man
INTO a boy like him only seven yean old md small
for his age. lie is truly the uoal,r Of ne World.
Mr. St.kneY the most bold and sklilful equestrian
IN The Union. also drew bursts Of applause from q
large audience. The company was never in better
Trim. =
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We fed the following remarks in The Mldi,onian
THE MEETING IN RICuMoNn

We HHu Ahc iviloNlhE remarks "a ihe MIdlsOnlaU
pi the 7th inst.
TIE MEETING IN RICHMOND
The last Enquirer contains the PrcamIle md
Resolutions adopted by he Republicans Of Rich.
Inohd nt a public meeting on Saturday last. The
Preamble 10 lengthy, but there IL a stream Of pairi.
ouc hire running through every line of It'll l.. q
uue deeIaraIlon OF Democratic Republican punri-
Pes, M which we are proud 10 concur in-and we
shall embrace The first opportunity to Low II before
our readers
We have not seen The preOmb'c there alluded to;
bni the resolution apps ndcd to that preamble M.
pobiished and The following are among them:
"Resotred, That TO interfere with nny Of the dic
feFeni branches ofhumln Industry. by PROTECTING ons
or more OF The expense Of Ihs rest. will nc productive
OF eV'' and ihni such Interference on the pau Of n
kepubiican Government like ours. which euarop.
ices 10 every man tho liberty Of pursuing such oecu
pahon rs 10 him may seem best. provided he doc,
no injury to the rights Of others, musr be 6sggbi
with m nifeut injustice"
ResOtUe3, That we discounienance INV yioIa,io,
Oi Iho Compromise act. bscauss at was a pac,6s inp
measure restoring peace ard harmony 10 The
country because onS party having reIigiuu.ly oh.
served iis PROVISIONS. honesty and good hlih require
thai they should no observed by The other psrty. no.
cause. to disturb this act would q 40 dis,utb The
trealy Of Peace and Amry." snd endanaer tho l..
MON.
We wish. very much 10 undersiand this matter
fully. THIS does not seem 10 us 10 correspond with
the article We published on Tuesday hom the pen
Of The president. IL the Madisonian Is wrong and
she president right as to his political views. we shall
Sejoie" TO hear it. IL not the cry of"yyoe. woe" will
Dc heard through The land again and again.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-14

bJIlEs.-Ihe Treasury Department has upon
i"il ad'isement ordered duties 10 be ehofgsd on The
''.'e Violation oi he short puCs. that Is The price
before he duty is put on.
tuf instance. Sugar which is worth : elsa p,rod
'h"H pucc. Tor expiration. bat sH cems ir con.
sumption viii ho charged twenty pfr rent duty mi,
i've cenis' which being one cent The long prce vdl
stand ~ rcnis. ""
zoe merchants sre enieuug their goods and raw.
,ng me dniiss % cashsensmly wrh a proiest-N
y Juf Con-. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-14

HstLefia z Conference comm sucrd il. .ession
In this city yesterday. Our plaoe Is 6llet with the
ministers OF lha, persuasion and their labors attract
universal attention We shall furnish our reader,
With The proceedings IN due time.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT D

'ompinliers OiSce. LIST Jnly. 1912.
Sir-The ball rOsscd 10y Congress IA The 95ih day
81 June, Icl2. 60 regulate and liz the rates Of Ju
iies on imports, rom The end OF sad month until
ihe lst dny of August. not having become law bv
reason of The President having returned The sam.
20 the House oi Reprrseniaiiyes e.. with the obiec,,o,.
thereto. you vii proceed 10 levy and colleei dui,,,
m ready money, IN al gordr, wares. snd metch.n.
disc imported IN your district. after The 39th day of
juno. 1872. al The rate of 30 per cent on he vaI,s
thereof al the port Of entry, except ihuse article.
which are enumerated IN the 5th seciirn of the Act
Of I Congress. Of the 81 DAY Of March, 1899. and ~
he lSi section cf Tho Act OF Inc ll'h day Of Sen
iembsr. ls4l-Or. IN ciIte or of tho said sections ..
being thereby made free; end excepting, alsp. muris.
nc acid. %sulphuric acid, and The other articles. = .
pressly mentioned ard provided for ia The said NJ,
OF llh September. lS4l. TO be Admitted ON a..
payment Of The rates Of duty imposed on them 70
spsciiveIy under the eIisiing laws, but Il,os. rate,
except sGoh "a were specific. must he levied how
ever. on the value Of the article OF the port Of en-.
iryi and thus value 10 ~ be determined by The an.
praisers' IN ell races with just refs renee 10 GUAM
Titles aud manner in which article, are resper,ivc.
y sold by Importer. and 80 the prices which they
obtain for Ihem at cash sale m The fair and regular
course o. Irade at the port Of entry; the sum of N.
duty TO be pad st the rate Of 20 PER cent ON ,bs
Na'ne OF any article At the port Of entry will in each
case be the one-siIih part uf the ptico ssrer,ain.d
as Aforesaid. at which importers sell articles; and
wv "''ee'sot persons ap2nIsing any article. having
a'eet'sined the price at which II is cold. or will sell
should report The value OF such arIirle a rate Dr. sum
"hich with 20 per cent. added thereto, will amount
10 SAID prices Tor imsianee-ifa bale Of cloth wos
unuer inelr examination, and they found 4 would
sell IN manner aforesaid. Of the price Of siI dollars
per yard. the appraisers should report tho yslu,
lhereoi' Of said roH. TO be five dollars per yard
because this rate of20 per ceui ADDED. would MO
duce 81 dollars. The nrcerained market value ofihe
cluih.
With respect. your 90 'dL sery't.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-14

IiE CRoPs-ws have been highly r-,,ees
:" ''mg 'he crops, as hf as We hsvo bad On
oPp'"uhiy ~ 'hs western psri u Ibis sis,. anal n
no everything IN Che shape Of produce i. sL,o.
o'nt No iormef that We have heard a ,,,..u
'feepi n ne price In prospect There car .,.,,,,-
b q doob' bar agur val soon be two J,v-, =,
pr bsrel
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-14
TEMPERANCE MEETING

There will DO a mseli ng ofihe Washington Ten
Terancr Socieiy at The City Hall on Salurdny ewes
ing at u o'clork 1t is expected hat several inIs-.
esIing addresses will be made by members of lie
conference now in sessiun here.
iy II w p WILSON. See'v.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-14

Mr. S.einsol las made n speech ngriuri prulec.
an The correspondent Of The Now YORK Co,a.
mcrci1l ihHs dcscribcs IL:
This gentleman was siurulnrly d.sc;,u, IN
knowledge and information nn The imt.r,aut ,ah.
Jeci. kc.OTc IAe committee.
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TIE MoNTHLIEs

ADHs CoHFANIoN.-Mir Sno,. ien's Ladies'
ComPruiOu for July. 5 a RI, IA aud attractive NUN.
bor. Some Of The hesi writer's 81 Tie time have son-
inbH'ed o. ~ literary e1cell'nrr. and iva sngras.
ings' tho first a picture 81 Tho Bride" and The
second. a View on the IIudsun." nre Of great sI-
And then there j. = plate uf The Fashi9us,
q dish TO which cur palaIs is ul nicely set.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-14

QUICKER YET-Tbe GoOdI Intent Sage on Tues
dsy came ~ "a hour. and 25 minutes from Han.
cock. The,e is no ruciRg permitted on III, line.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-14

FORGIVENESS The highest 81 sU eb,,..,..
In 10y eHimauon. is BIS who b. ss r,ady /, -,
'he euo" oi mankind os Hhe were ever J,y .n,t
~ Of -"mshimsclI -Phag s
NOBLE RLPLY-ArstoI,. when eso.g,eIc r.,
g''I'g sims 70 q Tad man. replied. Il DID p, give
" 70 'hs 7a7-l gave ITO iugq8ry"
FAME would mu,h rather pas,srfv ,,,,tt
inquire Why no statues were erected 10 ne h.o
Why hey ssu-Can. ~
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Fom he Gerera N ~ 60.

1871 q Il COURIER
MELANCHOLY CASUALTY-u bscon.,,,
duty to record, IA conneNiOn with The festiyitie. n
'"e Iour'h' one OF the most melancholy accia.-ts
N"Ich nave Tor many years hehaien our village
Ia The evening, arisT The usual ceremonies oi m.
DAY were over. a large and dense assrmblage %,
collected at The head Of Seneca street. Rocket, baJ
heen %Pro''ded. some ol Them Of very large kind.
"eighlhg' as was said siI pounds; as also seroeuts
aud other exhibitions Of he pyro,e,hnic st. and the
ehger curiosity Of the mulutEde drew them VERY
closely around the Staging erected Tor the pu,p,ss
NJ exhibition. Not more .han four On, Gvs III A..
r"cktis' however, had been DISCHARGED. whs, ,
sp'rk OF IRE accidentally communicated with IN.
Ooh W hesket combining Inc fire worksa and he whol.
we're IN a moment in a blaze. The rocket. Ivips
~ a horizontal position flew Of course m IN. ,am.
direciion; and The Eisgrg was Of such a b.isht a,
gave mem a direction The most destructive to bv.
man lie. Such wss their force that one Of Them
AZ distance OF forty rods. penetrated The siding of
a mouse. Most Of The injuries were iuA,ct,d by
ihese missiles, y
The follow ing are The names OF m, n.,,o,s -
Jured' Joseph ID. FulIon. killed; John Easte,. q,
me hfm ct MOoshier e. Easier, rib blokep. severe
ooncus'on Of lungs nBd oihef organs. bet feeble
hopes are entertained Of his recovery. Mr. Ea.ts,',
'"n' a iad-a severe confusion Of side and ,,i,,y a
eye and face. George Hauford. PENETRATING w,1,I
~ PACK part II arm, near he shoulder. SIN, fhrs.
ih'Hes ueep. not dangerous. Mrs Scot severe con.
,'''"l OF upper poH OF shoulder Mrs. QuackeDbo.h.
ou"gh'ef OF Mr. } D FuIon, conclusion Of brain
ifom missile striking !orohead. Dimlck. as lad ~.
jury VI side aui concuss.on Of Inns NJ, So 20
injury Of Rack from frgh nnd iaH. Ms sbeu,n.
confusion at ehest-la cur-e' board for once proyirg
ne means probably, Of saving hIe SINE four r.,
I'VE o'hefs we're slightly injured.
John Easter - since dead, ha, ing fingered obop
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-14

= SHOCKING SCGCiDE-w. reg,,t q, l
Ird on 90 record the particulars ofs me's.sb,rg -,
" ~ af''fueLoH. Winch occurred 10 PbHaocIoLs
'.'y 'irfn"on boot 6 oelork. Ut lie Bind
.toe', Do vii tc remembered fhat aim, -
"'n'Is since. he late Mr. freeman dsst,,ycg
n.y. Pc 'n his lns'once. biz perbe,v A.,
lne9ooie freeman. hung himself sfb 80
20 on upfer rloiu Of tbo premise, had.
.'o ut''iHc Shawn i1 the iauIr. io 600
Of heir being aiarmcI by ths pai.o -. tI,nCe
iNn on proceeding 90 eKlmins NE c,gs.
i'p'a me- ibe handkerchiefh bed given woy go ~.
o,ay bed dfnrpct uTor fho n0qr. AIH,a,L
wen iound. and Notwithstanding That cysTy 49,.
y, moee 81 ,efurcitaiIoD was fueJ-au wa. ~
- fH'i 'p'k IVES got 10 h. recalled The
iereosed vas about IS years Of zee. suJ my,L
BY OF who knew him. No cause rao b.
.'-sne1 ~ Ihe rssh 9cf, end 10 is prefumsd fbsf 4.
81 be m9ment have ls5ofsd Bnse, = ,cD,~,
aieHtrn ~ mirt -PLa1fst.la Eso,f,~
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