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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25
THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1913.
For PRESIDENT ~ 1874.
81 T. y Rs \ & u s. n.
t'k lex PRESIDENT,
JOHN DAVIS. OF MASSACHUSETTS,.


Here, abroad, everywhere in the country the
people are orousing upon the subject Of the tariff
The present position of the country, speak louder
Than words can speak The people see and feel
that since the passage Of the tariff of 1912 imports
have decreased money is coming INTO the country.
that prices Of domestic manufactures are cnhan-
ced; but have. on the contrary. decreased beyond
measure. The consumer is benefit ed by pu releasing
cheaper, tie whole benefited by preserving their
money at home. Tins begins TO hc perceived anil
felt, not alone by politicians; but by laborsrs, far
mers and Of all classes who interest themselves
principally, or wholly in Their business. We learn
That in the recent election in Virginia. there were
IN many places acccssions to the wing vote, and
divisions of the opposite party, solely upon tic qucs.
ion Of the Tariff. Ia Tyler county we arc informed
that the breaches from party iramIucs this ground
numerous and important, that Ihoy GO 50 far
that they will be felt in all future elections. In
Marshall. the same 81 iriI prevails is evmeed by
the 10 Tor Wyk"T who is a Tariff man. aud ran
upon The Tariff question, solely The opponent OF
The regularly dominated candidate In Belmont
county, and the southern part If eerson the feeling
up,u the subject is less deep and peryading and
wc have no hesitation in expressing a belief, that
This question alone, Will make rnrpads into the party
are for the people" will no longer answer.-thosc
part zans must show whether their measures will
do good
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25

cH"imON SENSE ASKS why the STAIN
bOkN FILLS are superior to all oIhersl
Experience answers because in the first place
they are composed entirely Of TWENTY SEVEN
vegetable ingredients. aud nothing but the extracts
from those ingredients, uSed the grosser part
ces, or those which irrtaIe the system, without do
ing good are not suffered to enter into their compo
siIOn.
In the second place, they mix with our daily food.
and while they open the Bowels give tono md
strength TO The digestive organs.
IhlrdIy' because they excite TO action tho stomach
and bowels tho GTeH purifiers Of the system, and
carry OIL every injurious excess Of matter there
deposited whether Of improper lOvd or hillary secre
tons and,
FouHhly' because they require no extraordinary
care ID Diet or clothing The body being loss suscepr
DIo oil cold when under their influence Than AT anv
other Time. '
For sale, Pnco2j cents at the following Offices
New YOrk-305 BrJldwav.
Philadelpha-3 Ledger Buildipr
Boston, Court Street.
For sale by JOHN THOMPSON.
OF The bookstore Of w Rnbb.
Also by l. ~ pASSE,DT
"u) - South Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25

The newspapers are making themselves merry
abou, Mr. Bolts statement that he and MIR TYLER
slept IN the same bed The night OF the same 2nd
March 1871. We are inclined 10 think that n the
thing were To occur now. there would b, a
huge pulling OF wool. We have no doubt. howev-
en- but the fact Of their sleeping together will go
down To P.sicriy a matter OF history. The fact
Is very well accounted Tor by Mr. John Jones Gron
the fact that there was IA Washington so dense a
crowd that every nook and corner was filled. Un.
der these circumstances who, OF the present day
who and heard Of that crowd will be surprised
that Mr. Tyler "lad alo g" and gave Mr. Bolts Il
| chance, However Ios,crity may look it, " c ha We
no dcuot bot the prccnt generation viii consider
1t as the "geulccl uhlus" IN Mr. Tyler. We are
fearful, too, that when history cauvassos this
.rlcr an illustration ofrhc necessity for this ex.
Irunriinay Jux'apusoa ih those who were so soon
to he political ani personal anIpodes, IT will tell
that we slePr.that memorable night, under the same
roof with MAJORS TaPpan and Al en-. II it does we
intend shade shall haunt the author day and
night and give him cramps, dyspepsia, chillblaius
and nightmares unless he also states that we were
entirely ignorant Of the fact until next morning aud
then left the premises Is possible.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25

The following sensible article i. from the Journal
Of Commerce. # clearly sells forth the inevitable
result Of The proposed change in exporting bread
stuiis from Canada.
COLONIAL POLICY.-The British Goyrpment
are Ceiling their affairs with the United STATES
through Cantda into position which it will be
very dhhcul 10 maintain, and WHICH we think they
VIII be willing 10 exchange for n fair and direct re-
cUfouy. Amer whoat Is 90 be admitted into Tan.
ade for grinding nt the small duty Of three shings
quarter Of eight bushels; and the flour made there
from ~ Canada Is 90 be admitted into the moth or
country as colonial -four, under duty Of ono 10
three shIllIngs barrel American provisions also.
(which have undergone in Canada the whole Of
The process required in order Ia their preser
WALTON Or curing" will be admitted A. colonial pro-
visions. Here will be a fine field for grinding and
curing IL - said that already a mill in Canada
VIII grndten times as much -four Ms lust sue n n
mill Ou ihls side the line, and IL will probably no
soon the case that packer put up ten tim = as
great quantity Of provisions in a day on that aide
OF The line as on this. Whatever proportion Of our
Western produce % is convenient 10 send down tc
- Lawrence, will be easily passed I"througb The
mill, and turned out colonial. Afer ali The mo.
cess Will be expensive TO the consumers in Gro,t
Britain. They would be much more cheapIy spp.
piled from The ports Of New York nnd Boston. tb,r
by ihis round about, smuggling, and false swearing
colonial route.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25
LOVERS AND HUSBANDS.

rhoUUhr ny GARRicx
We iat married danes. who so often deplore
That lover once blest was n lover M ,,o,.
intend To my council. nor blush To be ranyh,
That prudence must cherish what beauty has
caught.
Use the man whom you wed like your fay.ri,,
guitar;
Though there's music in both. they're bJth ant In
jar.
How Iunelul and s,it from delicate touch
Not played on too roughly, nor handled too much,
BE gay and gond hum red complying and kind;
Turn the chief Of your care from your face to your
mind
It's there that the wife may her conq nest improve,
Aud Hymn N will riyet the letters OF love.
6aicker6Ocj or,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25

AN ALIBI.-I, wall he rccoccled by those who
have read Pckwicknn history that ,he hero tbs
wasonco bcsst 10y a vdJcr Who took it into her head
10 dis lay great amount of tenderness, faint in his
arms.&c just when there were some evidences to
testify 10 the fact before the court, where she sued
him for breach ofPromIse. The worthy man was
in qIandary aud on applying for advice, his law.
yer Eruvely suggested to him to prove an "a ibi-.no
thing would be easier in ia world" We think
some oft'e Young rascals who have been bclurc our
court ior The ms, three days have heen practising on
this advice. They prove an abb with remarkable
ease and ccyiainfy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25

FOURRERIsM, Animal Magnetism and Miller.
Ism ore tho leading isms Of The present lay and they
may DO sInssoJ 10 their proposed effects us follows
tourrersm contompIates giving men everything
Magnetism tellirg Them everything, and MiIlerism
destroying everything. We 60 in for the FIRST, pro.
wdsd we have The fret choice, bsl We would not
like 90 be troubled with the second, aad have
decided aversion Tor the third.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25

MUDDLED.-lI is said that Lord Braueham has
been IN the habit OF usisg strong drink to excess.
and that he was probably under such influence
when he spoke his philippe against ucn Cas-
Bali Sun.
Ergo-he must have been in similar situation
when he Pronounced his eulogy upon MIR Webster
Have q care, neghbor. that in attempting 10 sustain
friend you do not MORALLY offend another. Your
patron Of the white house has fallen between Two
stools in . similar way,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25

the audience. We could wish that his
Brcthern OF the Episcopal Church would
more frequently INITIATE his example. =
The Bishop Rad prepared his mind
throughout tor the occasion-ani il is
scarcely necessary 20 add, that he did
tall justice To the subject and to himself.
lie was followed by Blsho, Meade in a
lew happy and appropriate remarks.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25

AN IMPROBABLE CUSTOMER-A rock,
weighing about one hundred pounds, became de-
Iached from the craigs Of Coal hill near Pittsburgh,
and rumblng and IunJing down, il entered Mr.
Muhalan's tavern at the kitchen door, broke through
into tho dining room, where it was brought up -
Whether It called for dinner we are not informed:
but assured that il did not pay for the damage
done the premises. We presume it came down 10
subscribe TO the rail road
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25

THE MECHANIC We have seen m. I'm oc,
proud beauty curl at the name of mechanic ,yben
the very inery that hedeckcd her form was tho
creation ni hi' hIndiwork. We have seen lie mar,
who rcVellcd IN wealth gained by years of labor nv
ms father IN mechanical employment. tn n with
feeling OF scorn fem the man whose palm ,,a,
hardened by useful toll. We have heard the pnli.
ucian descant upon mis- rights as &c il were n E,v,r
To grant them; and we have listened tn the manv a..
who investing themselves with borrowed min,
mage have with an oPpIobious aud Indignant,
tongue, aud anti republican feeling, ventured t,
lower ann in the scale OF his fellow men. To sucb
fouls OF an hrur. We have bI:o word to answer
II Is 'h'': You do not know the minds you would
s,Sh' Ihey have been IN time past your buIwark
"eV were 'ne hr7' l" rnse The cry Sialarm against
British oppression; they would he the 6r,t nav nm,
none nave, with more confidence or sincerity, sub.
mi'to TO the laws enacted by their country. -Pa
Ledger
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25

man named Mickles. in New York has invent
ed what lao calls ''snag nullfer" intended for
Mississippi steamboats,. IL consists in filling the
hold with condensed air, making the matches air
tight Of course. and fastening strong enough 10 sustain
nearly the weight Of the boat then lining the hold
with a loose sheet Of India Rubber
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25

THE STORY OF \ NlLl.IAN AND Ills VIC
TIM-WOMANS Iowa correspondent OF
the Boston Bee gives the follow NC account OF one
Tie inmates Of The Vermont Lunatic Asylum, a,
BratIleboro;
Born OF wealthy parents. Idol lied in youth graft.
h'd IN the indulgence Of her fndest hopes and per
iec'ed m every accomplishment of the day she wns
me PRIDE OF her family and the belle of the socal
circle, whose Ges.iny she controlled One of tho.s
enthusiastic beings. who are never satisfied with
divided aitectl,n, her mind was So exouisitev
srrns thai the least discord affected IT, anil m ,rreJ
TIE music oithe whole. Some three wears since
sue was introduced 10 young naval officer, whu
soon wooed aud won her, but villain like. boviny
sPoried awhile with the choice flame ~ bicb no,h,
Out summer and sunshine should gladden. and aC
Ter having by scduluus attentions appropri,,ed tho
rare gem TO himself lett it exposed To n O rn,e has,
oi winter, until chilled aud crushed has fallen Ia
the ground. scared and blasted like the wIthesed
leaf of autumn.
The story ufhis pcrldy reached bor err. bui
Monan.ikc. she would not credit aught against the
IDOL OF her heart, tall her eyes pcrused i'm the
papers oi neighbUrng city, his marriage 10 aIutI-
or. Tho news came like u thu;.derbplt upon her
N"hering and destroying her. In vain did her
lreLds cndeuvur 10 cheer her depending heart by
travel and the kIudcst attention. Now a blishied
anu spirit broken thing. sic TO more bounded OH
the grucn like lawn or carrUled ~ the suush inc
like the lark wnsIug IT'S flight heavens gate; a
fearful change had CONS over her. aud reason soon
deserted It's thrown. leaving her a maniac She
takes no interest IN the mDws3ncui, Of the other "a.
rcnis, but sits apart all the day looking from WIN.
! DOW, upon tho boundless prospect before Every
attempt 10 direct her mind has been as vet unslc.
ces.u, and Ihrush passunaiely fond OF music IN her
moments of reason, the least sound il now ,spleas
lEr 10 her, ~ To sccude herself from the society
OF others What has n man to answer To- who hns
tau' destroyed virgin flower III the pride of II,
bloom and beauty
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25
NOTICE TO BUILDERs.

~; subscribers have on hand and offer for
C sac al very reduced Prices a large Assortment
OF CROWN WINDOW GLASS OF ,yeTv sizs
ellleI wholesale or retail. They would recon.
lnend nose who wish I good durable and hand
splne isle 10 call and examine before supplying
themselves elsewhere, as IL will positively be : M
at Prices TO suit the times. 'i~
IN NJ & Il n SWEENEY g. co.
lhey nave also on hand as usual al thar .tore
IGs'l on ~. Monroe street. every variety of FLINT
well selected stock Of QIIEENSVARE 81 tbc
very best quality, low for cash. NAV %
poTASH.-A few casks Po,ssL -, ----------r
and foi sale by y CAI,DVyEIIO ' 'u
may %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25

ASrRANGE DlSCOyERY-A young medical
sifdeni, of The name OF Mcccdelia Of Verona, in T.
'aiy' mas been making some Of the slrangest s1per.
mems conceivable They are no other than the
poirhcaton Of The human body. A friend bs. IN.
lormed us that The same discovery had been made
siN years previously bat tho artist died spJdeoIy
without leaving any clue 90 tho secret ID IL vol
Known that The king Of Naples has n hs palace +,
table entirely composed Of different SORTS Of tho br
mon body polrfed, and polished precisely rs p,,lr.
or my other stone mghtJs. A remarkable ci,cYp
stance s that al The natural r1Iors Of the skin s.
ie'' VEINS muscles, bones, Sc. aud al the sates y,
d. RsP. -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25

An Infamous and brutal assault was made In ,L
-ireeis Of East Boston on Monday evening on NJ
Eugenia Austin, by a man named ymI. r.l..,.I
lie was arrested SOON thereafter.
Miss Austin. % appears, was most dresIrlrIy ;,...
red. The BIsior Post says-rBotI Other eve, 80.
closed up, her nose crushed iu. two Of her rosf ~.
KEN ond her face and forehead Otherwise pi,,oJ
het eoun'enonce bears uo semJIance ofa white nor.
sons - completely s % covered with bruises
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25

The electoral college will therefore c1nsist OF
274 n'embers, % necessary 20 a choice OF these
states we are inclined to think Mr. Clay will get
one hundred and siIy four at least and probably 36
more. being the vote Of New York.
The balance will, perhaps be DIVIDED amonr the
IocI oco aspirants among whom will be the soge of
Underwood
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25

fuCATAN. -AGvIces from Campeachy 10 tho
9th instant have hecn received at New Orleans by
The schooner OcIavia from Lerma
We arc indebted to the New Orleans Tropic FOR
an ezra containing IT. official account f the late
hight between the Texan and Mexican squadrons of
CnmpeaChy.
The IoNnn feet were al Campenchy and i, was
stated that Cummodore Moore would pr,bablv nt,aek
The Mexican fleet on the night when the Oclavia
left.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25

CHRISTIAN ARGUMENT ,reIaieJ ot
me COED tenelon' Archbishop ofCam5ray, that con.
yorsing once with person on the criminal I,,,. Z,
France, and expressing dsapprUbliiou az the orerr.
lions which had taken place, bis friend rem1rkeI lo
opposition 90 The arguments Of the ArcAb,sbon do,
these men convicted Of hoiuyus crimes. mere NM,
ing 70 lice 'Ah, my friend. replied FencIon, .y,,
DO not reflect, That they are sU more a nr,yUg \,
dee "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25

A CAUTIOUS JUDGE The late Chief Barsd
U ''ady father Of tho gallant officer lord GriIlp
more, and de-oamp To her Majesty tried I,vo IN st
prl'us fellows at tho Carlow as.izes for highway
robbery To the nstonshn NJ ofiLs c,ur,, n, IyeiI
~ oi The prisoners themselves, they were fund
Not guilty As they were being removed from The
bar the Judge. in that manner SO pecuIiorlv HI
own. adliessing the jailer snd MIR Mur,bv vo,,
would greatly ease my MUD ifyou would Keep ria,a
TWO Respectable gentleman until seven or half past
seven o'clock; for mean 10 SET o,t for Dnhfn :,
five, and should like To have OF least two bour,
START Of them.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25
REPORTED DIFFICULTY AT DTCKIyso,

REPORTED DIFFICULTY AT DICKINSON
|oLLEGE, The Philadelphia Spirit Of the Times
pa shes letter under dale OF The 18Th ms, from
carlisle Pa. containing the details ola now ne.
tween The students Of Dickinson College and n vol.
ul"eer cnmPany in which much blood was she'd
Inc L slales lroups al the barracks were ordered
OUT ana all was excitement. The account NAV no
true bit u smells an lent AMI fsIv," asd ,,e ibo,o
lore do not publish il 1t looks very much like n
hoax" S :"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25

YANKEE CLOCKS IN ENGLAND-Tbo RI,
minsham (Eug) Advertiser Of the 10Th ulr. sov,.
--"American clocks Of very neat appearance and
great Unity, far preferable to old Du,eh ones, are
among the manufactured articles which the new
tariff has let in nnd really seem likely TO have con-
siderable sale, without interfering with tho sale of
those ol Eng!is manufacture"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25

Our market yesterday morning. presented an nb
undance that We have rarely before seen at any ser.
son Of the year. The green vcgcra ,.-raddisrcs
abundant. while butter Of the finest quality, was to
be had at ftp pound, nnd eggs for three cents a
dozen We hope this will no, have the effect Of kee.
ing people Nay from The market for that will
probably be high.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25

An experienced nursery says that fress brit
from distance for IransplanIing will be Uiien
i"nnd dead at tho top; and That when they are plan
tod out The I"ys of such trees he cut OF Jwn
until you come To where the Tree has life This will
ole" save "ees when ltoherw ise treated they will
die.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25

INTERESTING TO GIRLS-Wnen n boo,
arrives al any Of the landings in Iowa, having Young
ladies' on board The bachelors crowd aud hover
about, alter the manner Of the New York and Char
lesl"n cabmen md sing out, "IIavo husband
MIss!-have husband T'-N. Y Sun
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25

FIRE AZ CAPE COD-l fire broke ON in
the woods IN tho southwest part Of Yarmouth, Mass
on Wednesday afternoon last, and destroyed pro-
perry, IN trees aud cuI wood. valued al fifty thou.
sand dollars. some anxiety was felt for many hou.
at The soura part Of the Town bur none were in.
In-el.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25

The Pittsburgh Chronicle calls on the clerks Of
the City, TO subscribe 50 dollars year out Of their
salaries 10 help build the NTConnelIsve rail road
Bless Us! bat that goes long way ahead oflhe clerk
tax in Virginia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25

Tho Remains Of Comm dore LaH were removed
on Sunday morning at O'Clock in IA hcarse drawn
by four horses. from Christ Church yard. lhoir tenn
porary, 10 Laurel Ill., their final resting place.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25

We are indebted To the Busion Alias for an e1,ro
containing the foreign news 10y the Caledonia. The
attention Of The cntorprisng publishers of tina, paper
deserve our Than for their pr ,rnpr attention,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25

anniversary of tho New York city Methodist san.
Gay School Society, held on Tuesday evening. n
uhndsJmo collection was taken up, aud several adj.
dresses made, and a statement given that the nsp.
Der Of schools under his union 10 the city is u
teachers and officers, s3li scholars, Jg5j; volume.
Ln Ihe ILare. IUnJI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25

lNDEClSlON.-NO trait Of character is 50 fatal
10 man as 10 he shGless and Undecided. Few
know where TO find HIM. and still fewer can lru,r
hm. To-day he is full Of hope tomorrow lac 4,
~ despair Ono moment every Thing is bright around
him, aud the next eternal clouds hover about hi,
path. Such is the man Of INDIGESTION.
LOVE ONE ANOTHER "A Wclsb parson
preaching from this text. Love one another" told
Its congregation, that 10 kind sud respectful front
meni 10 our ellowcreaturos we vero inferior 10 the
brute creation. As an illustration Of the truth Of
''s remark nc quoted one instance Of two goats %
las own parish that Ouce met upon a bridge 50 very
narrow that they could not pass by without one
Trusting The other into the river And -" conrinu
ed he chow do yOI think they acted1 Why, will
tell yoni one goat laid himself down, and let the
other leap over him"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25

Hope said a grea, English statesman. is very
good ior breakfast, bot very bad supper" We
hope some Of orr customers will pay us some o. oney
10 day, and we d, not wish 10 sup on that hone.
The weather has been Tor some days cold and
disagroeaJlc, with some rain
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25

The land Office at P.alEsbursh. Platte county, Mo.
has been opened
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25
CRACKERS.

M have on hand and will constantly be
" supplied with w Halls Maustta, eeIo-
4TateJ FH0t Bread, Water Crackers. Boston
a. the lowest rates WV o0 'Oiu
SWEARlNGEN & CRUNBACKER.
'a' - Mo- a. Water ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25

EFFECT OF NERDiCT.-'rhe jury retired
u therr ruum, and returned after nr absence of ten
minutes. The clerk called their na ncs Ipur,a
was required 10 stand up aud raise her hand. The
lnlerrosaory was pui-"Whnt say you VIZ Foreman
Is Lnusl Wilson guilty or not gully uf the murder
Of Elisha Wilson," Not gully" was the reply.
a woman OF finer scnslhllies, and OF polished cdu.
cation, would, IN such trying moment, very
lihely have sunk down upon her seat, and burst
Inioiears. But the expressiOn OF these two welcome
words operated differently on Mrs Wilson. She
received II viii quiet, hut hearty, laugh; not
shipper merely, but laugh in which the whole face
anticipated After sitting down, and becoming so.
T agaln,-s some thought would possess her
mind she would again indulge in that hearty
'nre laugh. lidId us much gopd To see the perfect
happiness that had taken possession of that counte
nance where but just now was expressed uul uarG
ed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. [ Nh ArguS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25
CANnIEs a anAn

ASlLSONS GAINESVILLE Candle and g..
constantly, on hand aud foi sale A. Nh
sWEANlNGEN & CRUMBACKER.
Iy p No 81 Watrr 81