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and able speech in support of the principles OF pro
lection and in exposition Of its advantages. Mr.
Thomson, OLA. in an animated manner defended
the protective SYSTEM and in exposition of the fal
acy Of the free trade system
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Came IsatO the Enclosure

ar the subscriber on or about the 9Th day Of
~ June inst two year old bay mare Colt with
a white stripe in the forehead-'lhe owner is re.
qnes'ed TO prove property, pay charges and take
her away. NATHAN ROLLES
Victory, June 90, 1912. 256w3
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LATER .H.ND IMPORTANT FROM
r III ODE ST. A ND.
Correspondence Of the Atlas.
Office Of The Providence Journal,
PROVIDENCE, Thursday p. NJ. June 23. )
MOST DIABOLICAL OUTRAGE.

MOST DIABOLICAL OUTRAGE.
Messrs, G. j. Shelly, J. c. Keep, g. Harris, ant
w. Pccknam, were stopped on the highwa,
near Chepachet, last Wednesday evening, by som
Of DORIS armed rufiians. The two latter were me
by patrol on horseback, about quarter of a mil
from the village. One OF the patrol immedael l.
started for the village, and Is men, with muskets,
stopped the chaise in which Harris and Peck nam
were riding one Of them jumped on the steps and
exclaimed, "they are damned landholders; let:
arrest them" At this the party pointed their mus
kets at them, their arms were taken from them 81
they were carried TO Sprague tavern, where with
the two first named, their hands bound be-
hind them with cords and the four marched on
foot to Woonsocket, ~ miles dstant under guard
of 30 men. Half of this distance they we're march
ed with their hands tied behind them. At Woon.
socket, they wero put into barn, and supplied
with food. IN the morning, they were liberated 1T
is supposed by the intercesson of Mr. West, who,
although, one fDorr's men, appears not to have
made up his mind for highway robbery. Their
arms not restored. 1t is impossible to describe
the sensation which the news of this arrest caused
in the city, and which had increased to a terrible
height, when il was partially relieve by the intel
ligence of their release
One ofthe men upon whom this outrage was
committed being exhausted by the painful march,
was urged on by the bayonet, with which he
repeatedly pricked, until being faint and absolute.
y unable to go on, he was thrown into a Wagon.
The others were also abused and insul,ed during
their march,
1t Is to be considered that the men on whom this
o urage was committed, were not accused of any
offence even according 10 Doris constitution,
wero they arrested by any warrant o, other author
ity. The only charge against them was that they
were "damned land holders
Two gentlemen who riding through Woon
socket, last Wednesday evening, were stopped by
men with muskets. They instantly drew their
pistols and tho scoundres stepped back; of
them struck the horse, with such force as to break
his musket. They screamed out "stop them, ''{anG
number of people out with muskets, but they
did not succeed in stopping them.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND PROVI.
DENCE PLANTATIONS.
TOrders-No. ID.
ADJUTANT GENERALs OFFICE,
Providence, June %, lS42. :
The chartered military companies and the sever
al ward companies of the City Guards ofthe CITY of
Providence are hereby order ed 10 meet at their
spective rendezvous at half past three O'Clock on
the afternoon Of the 23d inst for further orders.
By order of his Exec Iency SAMUEL w. KISG,
Governor and Commander in Chief
ELISHA DYER, Jr. AdjUtaRt Gcatrat.
We have seen letter, dated Norwich Wednes
day morning, which states that Thomas w. Dorr
.,t,, ,4ctN in tha sipnu1h pot
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The N. Y. Correspondent Of the PhiadeIp h ia
North American says-Among the personages who
came home in the Exploring Expedition is The Ga
nous Robinson, who tried for the murder of
Ellen Jewett some years ago.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-06-28

WHEAT CROPS IN MIcilGAN.--The Detroit Ad-
vertiser states that recent rains have removed the
approximations felt for the wheat crops in Michigan
and that the surplus this will probably be
ovef 3, 600, 900 bushels.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-06-28

Distressing Calamity. ISIS Emily GAYLORD, Of
North Iiadley, died on Sabbath morning the 18th
inst. aged ID years, under the following heart.yend
ing circumstances:-On the Friday evening prece-
ding, after returning from an evening meeting, she
retired to her chamber for the night. Mr.. Russell,
with whom she lived, not as yet being asIeep
heard an unusual noise, and repaired 10 her cham
Der, and found tho deceased standing upon the
floor, with her clothes almost entirely burned of
from her lie extIngnished what fragments remain
ed and smohered the flames OF the bod clothes
and bed. The family physician was immediate
ly called and every thing done that human means
could devise, but her burns were so deep, that he.
vital energy was destroyed; she survived only thir
ty five hours.
On enquiring how it happened, sho said after
getting ready to retire she took u book and sat
down upon the bed 10 read She could tell no far.
Their excepting that she awoko and found herself
asleep and her clothes caught fire by the light
The above shocking occurrence afInrds n serious
lesson to persons who in the habit of so doing
Many lives have been lost and nnumcrablo dwell
lings destroyed in this way. = northampton Cou
Bunhcr HH Monument. We are gratifod to
learn by the Boston Courier, that the monument
on Bunker Hill, is fast approaching to a compile
ton. The Courier states that
'The last stair case has been laid and those
whose curiosity may induce them to take view of
the surrounding country, the harbor and its beau>
tiGu islands, may take walk of two hundred feet
towards the zenith, and find no obstruction of Wis
ion but the distant horizon. The remainder Of tho
work on this stupendous column will probably he
completed DUNG the present summer. The cap
stone will be two hundred and twenty feet from
the surface Of the hill. Such however, is now the
imposing appearance of the monument, that we
imagine the addition of this twenty feet will not
percepuby incrense the height.
We have deemed this suitable occasion TO au
nounce these particulars, and congratulate those
by whose labors the work has been accomplished,
on the successful result Of their efforts
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u C a d In G d.

h G "a In cHs.
GHEDD 81 JEWETT, have for sale Live Geese
- Feathers, Ticking, Bod Tick binding and
Shooting. May, 1912
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FOURTH or JULY AT McINDoEs.

FOURTH OF JULY AT McINDOES
ENHERE will be Temperance Celebration on
Il the 18th ofJuly at Mclndoes Falls, and an Ora
ton delivered the occasion. The friends Of
Temperance in the vicinity invited TO attend.
AT CONCORD CORNER THE FOURTH OF
" U LY will be appropriately celebrated. and the
~ citizens OF Concord and the adjoinIng towns are
invited to unite in the celebration.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-06-28

We have seen a letter, dated Norwich, Wednes
day morning, which states that Thomas w. Dorr
had arrived in -ihut city in the steamboat New
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-06-28

sno'0 Here last Saturday. Glorious wing times
'hese-eh ?-Spuit Of the Age.
The above is perfectly in character, it'll loco
focosm; it is almost equal to the charge about the
state debt, now brought against the Wings, which
was incurred in Anmasonic times, in erecting
State House W hch cost hund, cd and fifth thou
sand dollars. The State House is the property Of
the State, the State paid for their own property out
of their own funds; this is the State dcbt The
State owes itself for money taken from its own
vaults TO Fay Tor its own property -Hhig Advocate
SHEEP FROZEN TO DEATH IN JUNE We al
udcd, the other day, to statement, which we
could hardly credit, made to of the death, by
frost, Of number Of sheep in Gennesee and Liv
ingston counties. The number stated as having
thus persisted, was between and 501 We did
not give the number, because we could not fully
credit the report. We have since been assn led
from various sources Of its truth and the Buffalo
Commercial, in abiding to it, mentions the fact,
that one farmer in the vicinity of that city, lost 90
out Of n flock OF 200, within few days, from cold
We doubt whether the past furnishes a parallel
TO this. 500 sheep frozen TO death in June We
might defy Green land Sib eria to beat this But
America is great country -Roch. Dem
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-01
MNHT PR0DEN.

HTATHERs and MOTUERS-Who have lite
- children ssGenng ron lao painful elects o.
Icc,hing should immediately procure ~. f4ls
eolihlnA yrup fIr laEdrcn cuuuE tcciA'
Medicine can safely Fc-1nimend Co p u
clci1us remedy Tor alcvlatins The splcunts gi
tnnsehthe hriplces Offspring. l hHVc ifcQ -tIiy
noticed fuh icauons oftrs truly valuable Dieai-
cine, uui was not induced % give % a uusi unul
"a bf1incr ot the Gospel htnIu-tou, spoNr 9i
-fcii tilet W, Which ~. course gave me conn
.sfD' m tie medicine. 90 one procure .
aul uses ltacc9rdiug to drecfi1as. Whereby am
hnupY to anpoulco o. my trends tho wOgdeftu
elect be- produced ou ~ suieuan infant Wnu.t
families moro geIcrallV. wncro tlere are touUg
ch Idrfu. hayo a bOtle Of Ibis medicine ay t1lUi
MANY n sfes-inr nights would De turned lntl
qnlct rostand 5rc3t rCpoqr.
EFV. r.. WcVAMEE.
Tr. o. fef1. Of fhe Mgfh1litt Society.
Umrr.ta. Physicians aud Others TuO Wis.
fIs rsnn lf. uil Diras' order rTrC from th'
prncipalpN 70. so. t3. North fIshii sireft
tar ss.e ~ JOIN FISHER
notg Wbco!.Hz We.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-01

OCOr2e FOX IL t~HANCEHG
VS. PURSUANT 20 a decree rer-
David Ilce, ) dered IN this cause at the tpr.
tenn, le4i,i Will sell at pubic auction, az ris
irOnt door o. The court hOcse of the county OF T.
Ter, on the second M0aday in January next, u
IIacL OF Two hundred acres Of Land situated 90
winch land = Particularly mentioned aud a, -
cF6 q ~ The hll and proceedings IN said cause.
OF SALE.-One Z cTth Of he p.r-
chas money IA land one fourth n one yeal; ,Da
iourth IN TWO years, AID the remaining fourth a
three wears rom the day of sale. The purchaser
10 give bonds bearing interest with good SacuJI-
y Tor thc B.Iyu-ut Of the deferred lnstalu,...s.
d.. Ellis u. =. For
NO. 's-i00 !. MCCOY = a.. 9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-01

SPLITTING OF BEbUD

s ann,hcr dangerous SYMPTOM VI PULMONARY
affection. and dinicalt 10 arrest shen neglect
. 4 a COMMENCES with coirh copsue cvpacto-
ratign which consists 81 br GIN ir}tnf mater o.
black, uni Ll1tfsi with blood, there 81 mostly
No frysr. hsqIaehc. pripifaulu OF fts hsfft.
III iahcs 1f heat and re8ue-s ~ trc cictta DIN
= uifv Of brslf1ing. SORENESS n the tIe throat n
saiush taste M the mouth. &C. III bNNOA'
arre4f tlis complaint OIe single bottle 1n DI.
! eases. will answer ff used al tle h so uftlD.,
be- when u~eElsctoi q DO may HqIirc wtuY mg1
Th1se wno may b. effected With SPtfllNG
.NF BLOOD should Jose no itns Dob prrc4rnR inf
noe medlclns as thIs disea-e mostly pr9vcs 81
avcry serious character when not PROMPTLY 81
lsndnd To-.
Ohcs Tor iho sale oi this medicine. 30 30.
North EIghth street, Prlia4e'puUa.
For sals by JOHN FISHER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-01
VOLUNIE .. NUMBER 25.
PIBLiC SALE OF A VALUABLE
COTTON FACTORY


hDURStANT Co the proyisious OF n eeriaio %
q or iruN. faic2 the 9Th day Of Ocs0bef. -
viii proceed % sell atthc front door - 10
\ curt Nous in " hcctng. on The 9th dst ol
Dfi, l~f2-ii That valuable roll estate. bu'as
Aathlnery, steam engine, 9-c. situated IN th.
iy ~ W hcrIug- bsing lots numbered -. 70
ara 10 "r thr pie, II The addition 10 the CIV
hhcslius lei 0ut b. Israel Updegraf. on tue
.owtaG terms. Nz-ouet eighth Of the pur1hs
noUCy 90 be paid i1 cash az the time OF Sac,
et@hth ;n SIX months thereafter one cig DO
n1nths from the dav of sale. one e,@hth
moths ore fJJrthgn Is months and the rta...
.nEtytrtn IN - months from the day Of sale.
icsHi %ir'crcst from he day OF sale-the uus tbt
properly hcmg retained az security until jhoS
purchase money shall be fully paid, or such o.
security gwen - the trustee acting in this bD.-
sail deem suliciCut.
n attention Il manufacturers, and captc
= mNsci Co tlis sale, as The property Offered .
1feai advantages iOi the successful prOcccJi
lie mauuftctIrs 0f cotton OF OF cotton
WOO! e, mbinei. The useS believed 20 De .iD
p'irb'c, Dut tue subscriber selling as tIuststN 2
2nIf give suca utle asIs vcstedin him b. -,.
Heed u gust.
S BRADY
jan 4-E Tn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-01

v PURSUANT TO a decree r,u.
Ralph Smith, ' derrd 10 This cause al the S,r-
tem2er t-Tm, 1910, / will sell at puchc aucro,.
NJ the door OF the court house OF the county 81
iyler, o. the second M0ndavin January noxt. -
Tac OF ten crcsof land situated on McElrovIs
saw and gfist mill.
TERMS OF SdLE-One fourth of the orr
chase money ~ hand, one fourth IN eight uaIaLH
one t0urth IN sixteen months, and the romai.ite
lourih IN twenty Hour m0nths. The purcrase-
70 give bond bearing interest with good se.L..y
lOr the payment Of tNe deferred nstalmenfs
ID. WILLS. 4. $. For
nov 1e-.m NJ GOV = ~ .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-01

fs~s-EsAED Ui-WEE6LY AM WEEKLY.
A. rnE c0RSES o. uSIoN 40 wsrER sTs,
WHEELING. "a
TanSs Tie TriwesLly payer . pub'shed on
f4s-lays, rEIrsdays lui Saturdays Al S. per an
.4a Ia .+vaass. os % u ths end og theyear 50
a. - n9a;4s No scbscr.5er received loo aless
e2a nan tx mJnths.
Ths w.s5iy paper. The wet,cr1 F.r-ini1T Times
- sgbl1tsi ga Wolaes4ay a. 50 50 per anuum
tA aI,snes, as 3 ~ Mt paid within oas mouth
~sa ths o]ssiarrrs olthe ear. Money! suiarrher
~Sdl b rs,eivel. except sucA as pay ~ advance.
Eer 6 moajs5 81 80 As invariably charged. No
ubse ubcs received faless tenn unan s2 month";
y - si5sr discontinued. except At tas discretion
eefAs sIbiis'ec, until al sgrsaraSvs ar paid.
VEaus OF NDVgarIsINS.
Ices sgro thrss Gsertious, %nrlcs5, SlOc
40 tvo y5sks, euEs,assrdoR". <"l
30 oaC Month. , 1t
DO Iwo tuutts. %"
- threcmo-tbs, W
10 stxmoaths, 81"
Do et-ht months. - o.
II un twelve mOntho 400
- Advertisement. handed IN ~vlto1t s?cs'",
-o.ies sll De ~plb.ishei an forbid and charged 81
Ipr thf2s i~aserts5us aai 81 cso,s Cor every sabs''
sl4nt %iuScrI'l. So also with eli advertisement
orIsred uIi forbid.
pae proceeding. % the city council. ciy oul,aa
as@' 'Di orders. regularly appear ~ this p'por.
Cuunec!st wiut the IN. % publiC1issu o. the
Wheeling Tinos ~ Advertiser. - Jon = BOOh
PRINTING OFFICE where may be la on iav-
"a lie terms. BLANKS 10 orlsr. Carls. Usndbius
<lJs ,ihs. sc done ia the nestesi style aEI o.
sloet notice.
Tx sale 1T ~ Sonnun. Roo nnfd e Wheeling
Tt1ss ALL AtvsuiseTs
~ Sarmpus. County smW1ns
EEschuOns, " ENecu3eIs,
Boldp. +" E1ul,.
- Summons .os A-si,, +" RscoEuazsutesOf
bait,
Ssaaty Sa'nn1ns Tor 8sssult. Doeds. Leases. War
TanJs, SsJsints' Bonds, Declarations , tOunsl
Rdls Of Lining. PcJ'sr's NAA.Lote- olhi 4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-01
KNoTE & SANGER.

COOKING GLASS AND PICTURE
aI FRAMES w B~RANSTRUP, Agent. res
pecuully info,ms the public that he has now a
first rate GUILDER, and is prepared to furnish
Looking glass, Picture ana other frames in supe-
Tor style, also 10 reglid old. frames in the best
style al his shop No 100 Main street All orders
promptly attended 10
Please call and exemine the work, Of which b.
has a large stock on hand.
Whaling. J1nunrY ~ 1871
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-01

TwVHE JACQrERtE. q novel W 2 jaime.
Efq ao'apr OF 1Hc Gylsy. Tie Ancient Re.
rImc. Iae gentleman Of tbs Oh S,hooi. &c sc sc
n two volumes. insf received aud ior r.ie ~
JOHN &C. THOMPSON& co
feb 10 Monroe street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-01
SI%Nf5
Beware OF colds they lead "a death,
So SILENTLY we scaTfe d,kn.w

80 silently we scarce dokn.w
Cntl that hour when fades The breath
How foul nd fatal ; he blow.
a COLD should be watched. The present win.
IN ter has been uncomruualy ohaugsble and dan.
RerGus. More colds have been taken, aud the
SEEDS 81 consumption ard small uox thereb,
iaid Only he careful and you need ~notfear. A
cough and call should be after ded 10 when n st
felt and The cure comristed, PEASE'S Com
hves 81 thousanus from conservation by being
nstd ~ tHnC. Use n stick or two daily and you
wIlitaks no colds. Remember this adv &c in
season.
a flesh supply jus, rere' we'd ~ - Monroe s,rert
by JOHN II THOMPSON, sole acru for this
CITY CountTy merchants suppiiud on liberia
terms - .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-01

Nils 4ay same he com7lninan, by HI. aras

Wis i7v same the Complainant bv his -tti,
n ucy, s"l tue Defendants Edmund Y ln,,
AAliuts Itelt1Il HsrF atlaw Of Elisha Milo de-
reassd william al DO sd, Frederick 4 DIV.
SIa'%Isi D'"i, lanes 4 DOwd. Sit ncy n
DUwI. Mania 4 Dywd. Ann \ DowJ 49,
ChHftss u bOwd 11t having entered their a,-
J. FHnee q ID gwen sccuuty recording 10 lie I
% . :-e hu'f au3 go rils OF this court cit 49,.
,elrIng5v satisfactory evidence that fhe1aT. ~,
'"i--al's pi lhs STATE. r~segC,CFe, on mcttou "a
ga G. -Hg. a.tu' rg D s attorney, Be- is ord r.I
Ns1t enc .f'j -Dre4t de- infants DO appear l.fs
IN IA Dc -JI4 sIoaIav at March next and su.
tus Comp staEEts bil. and that q ,ogy
- iAs cr6cr Pc inserted in tho Whctlng Til-.s
Di t"0 mon ms sucrcssiYrty ana posted IS
court house cOOr o. this county
Ac"w tcs'o HICKMAN
J VI = .eDlCnson for Comp't q crr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-01
VIRGINIA HOTEL.
CORNER OF MAIN & MADISON STREETS
WHEELING, VA
JACOB 4. KLINE

-
ID EsFE TFULIY informs MS !rords and he
1 travelling public that he has rented lhis well
SiVwn establishment T. 7 a term Of years. His
z ''n'S ats we ] furnished and attended -. his
h'.e supp led WITH tne bess .he c.2-ket IT ,rds.
anf us oar with The cnoiceSt vines and li,uorsr
Nr \. W FLEMING. who has had cons,dsT.
abe rXneueGce m som" 81 the first hotels in the
est and has also been for five years first assi.-
tlnfn the United States hotel IN this CRY. has
be IA .ngagei as sunerigtendlu Of the Vreinis
hotri FAD will give his entue It,eu zion to the
establishment.
Tn pro )retor n,uers himself fha, by his ovvn
e~Ncri'0ns and the assistance ofMr Fleming Who
Il wei SHOWN 10 the travelling "a lie, will be
enabled n mate the Virginia Hotel second 10 n,
similar establishment Ia the west, and he wishes
al "hO have regard for their comfort and con-
veGience to give him n cali.
This hotel IS the Office Of the Great Eastern
ana western Lines of STAGES, ard Travellers can
secure seats IN any d~rectioa at 'he bar. IL il
as but a short distance from the steam b1atl
ianGlHS. ana as attention rs paid TO the arriva
and .%epaturc OF boats, travel ers can al all times
be ADVISED OF The same, aud have their baggage
taken to andiTom the nver free Of charge. ia Is
VALUABLE COTToN FACTORY o SALE
EAyI.L he sold on the OH day Of ApriI neHi. NJ
? ? public auction. ~ this civ. the valuable cot
ron iacinry knnwn ns The Anchor MILL" with all
The MACHINERY. steam engine, and eecring-
The huI'diHg l. so feet long. 40 feet wide. and
oar stories high, bull OF bricks on a stone lounda.
ior.
The attention Of manufacturers and capitalists j.
invited 10 this sale. as the properly III red has
great advantages for the successful prosecution of
The manufacture OF cotton, or colon and WOOL COM
hind.
TERMS OF SALE-One eighth of tho purchase
money 10 be pard ia cash ni Ihe iime Of sale, one
eighth ia sly months, one eighth in 3 months. one
eighth "a 10 mouths. and the balance IN eonsI
sums so iS and2i months. or. IL desired nv The
p srohnserst rs believed that the two last payments
m'y be deferred for a much logger Time.
For further particulars address. (pnzt paiI0 either
he undersigned. : BRADY
Wheeling, Jan l5-ts w. TYSON.
Boston Atlas and National Inieliigcncer copy TO
amount Of IS and charge this Office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-01
sIiERMAN's POOR MANsPLAsTEE.

S~iiIRNANc tOOk MANS PLASIEE,
T#VuE best Strengthening piasier IN The world.
vi nnd n sovereign remedy for pninsos weak
noes ir the hack. louF, side. breasf, meek. limbs
i,fnfs. rheumatism, lurn1a-o. etc.
sev.rsIpcrs1us have called et the 5usa,
90 express their surprise end fhf1ks 90 nc aI-
m1st mfraCultus cures these p.a Hcfs have enCe-
J5reDh " Uoxis. Zen. vho bed been 90 amie-
Ted with fieumausm 1s t0 DE unable % tfess
kiws.If without a~s-I-tru-c, was enabled. after
wearing ono ouly onrui.hf, ~ get uD alone 3D.
de- mofni4s. pnf on hls s%Irf1es md cat 1f our
Office with eyes bsomlHE vittl' andhs nrEns
.[ridnF c1rfl tts g'adusss ulu hear atths sod
5en .ri ss1al reief ht had received from this
beet OF a. f~eaIrata.
Ntr O9yd will rus Of EH z1boihtows. ~ J..
I'D, .f e.1Iuunuary colder, was 30 afflicted wifh
rIermaf-m. fhat he could scarcely help bimsoli
these rlasters euurtis tuiol hiM-
Price uulvIL 10 rerf- u.r plaster.
For sale III CuAPLINE PRYOR,
Onion street
.n5vU Sole agent for ihlB civ.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-01

sidney S Niles, Elmlud 3 NIs-, Nalinda Ran
d1. hr 1J lIv Of Elisha Miles, dec, a..
E"' William n DoNd, Frederick A Doc.
zones Dpwd, Jancs x DOwd, .SiIHe ?
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