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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-26
\ REMARKABLE CURE OF RHEUMATISM
RY the use Of Or Jebb's Ricumatic Imminent
- IN enlarged bottle. Copy of a letter.
.Nha r-nsfLNrl \ Inn.

ID IN enlarged bottle. Copy of a letter
.fhaT'estOWn. (AIassO June %
To the proPrietorS u TJr .JcJb'S Imminent
Dear SIr,-l deem II duty owe To suffering
humanity, 10 acquaInt you, aud through you the
Public tshOuld you think hestO of the unrxp,ct
al and surprising cure perfu med on myself b,
tbs use OF the above most excellent mrtIclnp -
have been for mo:c than thirty yeFrs, ana some
times most severely, afflicted with the Rheuu H.
tIsm; ave been frequently rendered pcffcctl a.,
helpless, AID IN conseque nee confined 10 my bed
when u has required two persons to move me.
bCIn@ IN such extreme pain; nave several times
been under the care OF the most emnent physI-
cans, but procured only temporary relief / one
day notice the advertisement OF j bj's liniment
with tie testimonials accompaniment IL. and ,yas
Induced TO uy bottle, WIN ch / used without
much sensible benefit i concluded howe,r
10 persevere. and bought another b,trlC, and was
erua tly Tc Ieved, and by the Of half the third
bottle was wholly cured and have never since
had a return of the pau, which / adj not bgen
Tree from, month AT tI.ne, to- thirty years. aud
.tls npw more than three Years since 1 was
cured. would most earnestly aiyise every
person suffering under this painful complaint
not 70 despair It cure, so long as they can ob
tam DIR !ehb's II.tlment." You are ar liberty 10
make any use of this you may think advisable
CALEB sYMMEs,
To the foregoing testimony many other uuouts
able proofs might he added Ia favor Of The sup,ri
or Lln!ment # l'r Ie5b. NOlhlng but a fair IIial
which the proprietor confidently solicits, can
give an adequate idea OF ITS unrivalled efficacy,
IN H!!iiSaHaS and thoroughly mastering, til,
cNcr'c aunS disease, To which IL has been suc-
CeSstuly applied IN multitude of Casfs TIE
operation Of the LlnImeHt Is often immediate.
and y mas frequently cured Rheumatic affection
of years standing, IN four and tsenty hours II
u alsD recommended with confidence, as one of
The best applications known for stiffness of the
joints, numbness, sprlIns, and chlblains
Price - l-2 cents, with directions
N y. Tine LlnIment PhiaIs enlarscd TO double
their former size.
y b. Each article will b. signed w L Kldder
on the outside wrapper.
=, - IJT Heyes ASH .nStic or cOHSumptire pills
Price p cents, only. Have proved, and are pro.
lounctdby numerous persons who have made
lse of them the best of all the C'oupb NIsdir,T,s
IN coughs colds, Asthma, difficulty Of breathing
d. ga seness': we Eng, splitting of blood
Prepared from the Original Nj = Rociro 81 N,
w L Conway. by w l. Kldder, immedia.. suc-
Cessor 10 the lateT KIddcr, by whom they are
Tor sale al has counting rGom, No Sc State street
corner OF Merchants Row, Boston and by ms
SPECIAL ;ppOlntment by JAS BAKER,
utc Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-26

en- 80 ,ompositIoP, cheeriuuy sav, icUnsid-
er n one of the safest. as n ~ one oi the most
peasant tooth washes now IN use. ID HUNT
PittsbsTgh Sept Is, 1912. Denus 81
take pleasure IN stating, after having ma 'c
use Of "rhorn's Tea b'Try Tooth Wash thatIt -
one Of the best deutrficrs in use. Being IN Il
aud 'orm, II combines nea ness with convenience
While ~ cleanses the enamel and removes the
tartar from the teeth, its perfume Yields a fra
granco peculiarly desirable. J p TlBBITS, VI A..
The undersigned have used 'Thoru's eompou nd
Tea berry tooth wash aud have found II to e
an extremely pleasant dentrfuce, exercising
mos, salutaTy influence over the teeth and gums;
preserving those INDISPENSABLE members from
prema iure decay, preventing the accumulation of
Tartar, aud purifying the Breath. Having thor
oughly tested It's virtues, we take pleasure In Ie-
commencing II to the public, believngl Il to be
the best article ofihe kind now in use.
NJ n BERTSON, JAMES Z JACK.
ROBr III PEBBLES, CHAS b SCULLY.
C DARRAGH, WIN M'CNNDLESS,
II l. RtNGWALr LEONARD : JOHNS,
J NJ MOORHEAD. JAS = CRAFT.
For sale by JAS BAKER, Wheeling Va
feb ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-26

admits OF cure.
They remove fyon the stomach liver and
Intestlnes-the blood making oTgaus-the oh
structiOns TO the gus performance OF thci. healthy
functions.
They purify the blood by Incrcas ing the vari-
Gus secrEtIons, and prevent disease By enabling
the body successfully To resist the predIspus IN :
aud exciting causes to disease.
Iney Increase the action of the absOrbenis by
which all mOTaIs GrOwths are AIKEN into cIrvu-
ldtfon and afterwards .Xgc'lei from the bod.
They restore the regularity OF those process
cs upOn which Reformation ana CITCul 4IIUn OF
Inf blood depends.
These are tho only medicines known in which
small doses have powerful and beneficial effect;
aud yet of whl.h IN extreme cases; such very
large doses may be aGmInIst cred feari, ssly and
VITA greatly increased adNant" gGs To the patient
The British college OF health having revoked,
annuiIed ana made void Inc appointment Of Dr
HoIduo ShepheaTd MUat, hc has ceas,d t. be in
any manner OunectCd with or aSc.it Of the col
lcge Of II ealth.
George Tayior, eng now and from hen c, forth
tive sole genera ageltu he UnIJeI states Of h.
British col eye OF heal h, for the sale Of Morrison
A dc -. Vegetable ..Iy-Tsd medicines Of tL,
college Of health; no ctccr person at the said
George Tayl0r has any IISLt or authority 10 NOM
mat. or appoint general agelts Tor the sale of
the above m eHIcluts
GEO TAYLOR, l3 Chamber ~ sole general ag't
JOHN FISHER, agent, Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-26
TAKE NOTICE.

Hal WInslOw l. oder has succeeded to
\ i kldder IN the preparation of the Conway
Med cines aud will hereafter give particular at
teuuod TO the preparation of the follp wing
established articles, the celebrity OF which pre-
cludes the necessity of a re publication of the
numerous certificates now Ia the HANDS of the
pTopneIOT,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-26
ECLECTIC SCHOOL
BOOKS
SOLD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL By
$ TEP HENSON 4 IHAS SWELL.
InInn Street. Wheeling
NOTICE TO Ruu.DERS.

NE subscribers have on hand and offer for
ga Sa e al very reduced prices. large assortment
OF GROWN WINDOW GLASS OF every size
eltheI wholesale or retail. They would recon-
Hleuu mo e VINO WISH good, durah Ia and hand
Sple ar l'Ie To call and examine before supplying
themselves elsewhere, it will positively BE- I'D
az prices 10 suit the times
r NJ a r II SWEENEY & co.
They have also on hand as usua! AZ their -tnr,
room on Monroe street every variety of FLINT
VI; - > w AXE Oft cir own manu- 'acture and p
well selected stock of QUEEN SNARE sC in,
very best quality, low for cash NAV D.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-26
IMPORTANT WARNTNc

a IL persons indebted 10 The spbsc,ibo, 49,.
n hereby advised, that he is preparing !, go
east with all speed. and 10 enable him to II, -,
viii be necessary Tor Them 10 rome forward al o.,
The amount Of their notes nr accounts G,tb,ih ~
y IA SAML MCLAILEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-26
sTRCIAL MADEIRA wINr

lfHfugc-I52J.
A FEW dozen buuIes. also one cask Of the o..
~ brye old and very superior article ON b,,,l
and Tor sale by Dure l5l NJ REILLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-26
Wholesale PRICES OF
CORDAGE,
BY CHARLES a. FERRY.
HEAD oF wArEE

Gents.
n Il ANILLA Corlage (hy the cOiN Ia iOl7
Nh iI,m? DO 10 l2i
rHrrcd dn l0Iol2l
Manila Bed C-rJs. Iong) per doz $500
Do do de- (cummou) 800
Do Plough Lrnrs. 100
ilcmp Bed Cords (rSira lonsl 400
Do de- 20 (lo.g) 300
Do de- do (c,'uur,rD 200
DO Il" dn (-hnrrl LOO
ID, Plough Lines, ga
Do TroI Lines. q 90 yd,) 40
Do do go yds) 200
Coiion Seine Irvine. perlb Sd
Flax do do do 33
the Post Odice TMiue, do 50
Factory Irvine, do %
Paper do %
Blocking do 20
Broom A., ri
" al do %
''""k'ng Yarn, do 10
l'kum Jo
mar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-26
EHaa s9OTtaHAt Arrival.
MORRIRON,S PILLS

Or Me universal getabie B,ed,c,ne Al tAe Brinsh
college VI HeaiH-LoadOR.
FESHESE Medicines cure every disease which
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-26

b. a. FAHNESToCK'S VERMTFUGE.
A I1EREE CITY SAFE
ND M CEhTAiN GRE FOR WORMS.
CEkTlFlCATE of ITS efficacy can he Scr, ar
the store OF the subscribers sufirian, -, ~ - ~
isiy I lie most incTedunus. Price Is cents sat
WHITLEY, Green Co. Pa. ,
NJ. y. A. EiahnesiOck d. Co. '''"' 1913.
GEAR Sir; have been usin- your VermIfupe in
,hhS PIae,'cs Tor nnmher Of Years, aud find ia
ever had. S""yer mat
was called ioa child six or seven wears old in
hav' 1912, which was then IN spasn,s ,,;,b IL W
worms, gave u one vial of your Vsrm;G,ao ''.o
ireea' yt9 directions, and the child noss,J ~
NoTn's. IN lew weeks, I gave il another vial
The chlld recovered lmmet intelv an ~. ~ ms MS
I'd good health ever since ~ ""d naS enjoy
nave prcsIrihed II IN many other cases. in
'i''' u ""S "'"uSh' away 200 and 3pO We rms
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
lhcre are Vermiiuges in almost every section
TO Fahnestock (which is not Inc ease Ht,SSurr,
re none IKE q. They contain dan rIous more
f Gr, mem as on value life aud health,
10 nor be PEI suaded by the inirrestcd ysrJn5
that Others viii answer as w,ll ''"usi'
Corner of SIKH and Wood sis. Pu,Ib,ror.
JONAS cRUMBAtCKER, g.
JAMES BAKER,
A FAHNEST0CK'S ANTI Ri IOIISs
FILl "a gentle but efficient cathartir ex-
pIess'y a9apitd i"r uIly physir; and are NOT
surpassed by any other pill i use for ali caS,I T.;
WHEN aeatharIIc Il mClraied They " IN orrrate
thoroughly wIih' at gr ping. Price % els for =
box containing 80 pills - ''S iO' 4
Pneu9'o iie or Cough BoIsam-A valuable
remedy Tor Coughs aud lids, Price % cp1ts
l. CoHSh Losehgey.-These LozeI. g6s pusscssa
he virtues OF the best Coush syrup, are conv
nent 10 carry IN the pocket and are vrTy No."
10 the taste. Price - cents ' T'''''
CdTmiHTfirc JDo-er eS-fOr the cryc oC al.
summer cohpialnI. As the season is now an
pro aching IN which bowel complaints ar .Hiv,aps
very troublesome as well as dangerous ever
ldmlIy should re provided with b,x of thes.
WI cert AMY cure. Price p cents
L'THtd OPodeidOc This penetrating article
Iossi Ssts double tie strength of the common
Opodeidoc Is more clelnly and much more con-
'en"htIy applied. Price % cents
ror sale by a Il ApMECHEN,
- Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-26

have confidence In the representations mad.
by Martha COHiIn, and have full ku1yyIad,e 81
her case. ELIJAH pIrIlB 80 VI
Alderman 10th Ward Of the cry Of 1cw Y,fk
Dec "a, 1872
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-26

Martha COnhn has livodun my family The las,
- years, and hereby certify that the fgrsg9r1,
stdtcmaut made Dy hcrstI. s correct
Mrs MARY LLOYD
No cor Broad 90 Newsrk NJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-26
know Martha COnlin, and believe what she
states ~ THIS document to be perfectly trge.
JOHN POWER

place full confidence 10 the statement made
ny Martha ConlIn; having known her fine pas
iWthiy years will cneertuliy give auypartIculars
IN lttd non 90 her case % those who NAV wish
iI lher hIgrmduon' ST ELIZABETH.
Superior Of the roman Catholic Or10 an 4syii'r
frnoe street, New York. iDeC %, 1872.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-02-03

modore Jones addressed another letter
TO the acting Governor Alvarado, TO the
effect, that information received by him
since the capture Of the place. Ieft him
no reason TO doubt that the difficulties
between Mexico and the United States
had been adjusted; and that being anx'
ious to avoid all cause Of future Difficult
ties, he was ready to restore the place,
with its lorls and property, to the Mexi
cans, in the same condition in which
they were before the seizure. Monte
rey was accordingly, on that day, evacu.
aled by the Americans, and eoccupied
by the MexicaUs, whose flag, on being
re- hoisted, was saluled by The ships.
Thus terminated the three days at
Monterey.
Immediately after the restitution Of
the place, Commodore Jones despatched
a letter 10 the commandanl Micheltore-
no-who was on his way to Monterey,
with a reinforcement of troops-in
which he stated that he had been induc'
ed to invade California, by the manfes
to addressed by General Santa Anna to
the Diplomatic Corps at Mexico, wherin
his EScelency had condiionaIly de-
cared war against the United States:
that the cspiula,ion of Monterey, had
been as honorable to Mexico as crcum
stances would permit; and that he had
restored tho place and ceased all often
sive operations. so soon as he became
convinced of the existence OF peace be.
tween the Two nations.
MicheIloreno received intelligence Of
the capture on The 23d of December, and
on the 24h he received Commodore
Jones' letter, in answer 10 which he
sent series Of propositions for the set.
tement Of such Of the difficulties as
might be arranged there, leaving the
question Of the seizure 10 be discussed
by the two Governments Commodore
Jones in his roply, dated the lsl Of No
vember, endeavored as far as possible,
TO soothe and conciliate the excited feel
ings Of the Mexicans, and expressed his
readiness 10 meet Governor McheItore
no at Santa Barbara, without delay, in
order to confer with him on the proPo
silions.
Things remained in this state on the
18Th Of November, when the Vesse
which brought the papers from Mexico
Quilted California; at that time Commo
dore Jones had not met Micheltoreno.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-02-03
A FRIGHTFUL SNAKE STORY.

The following incident was 'elated TO
us the other day. by one whose veracily
is unoueslioued and who was an eve wit
ness Of the Iact 1t is more appalling
than any we recolecl to have ever read
in the history ofthese reptiles,
Some time last summer The inhabI-
,sn,s of Manchester, Mississippi, gave a
barbecue, which was attended by the
most ot the fashion and beauty OF the
town and surrounding country. II hap
ueued that among the guests there was
a young lady, Miss NJ, recently IRON
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-02-03
GEN wAsHlNGTON's TOAST.

At the close OF the Revolutionary war,
when the American army was disbanded
Gen Washington took an afrc'ionate
leave Of his officers; and at public din
ner on the occasion, gave the following
toast:
1.-THE American Solder Of Freedom
May be at all times secure good and
plentiful ration; and when he has finish
ed his tour Of duty on earth, may he
pitch his tent in the Elvsiau fields. and
there receive his reward from the right
hand of the God OF battles"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-02-03
From the New York Courier and En-.
gElTer
CAPTURE OF MONTEREY.

CAPTURE OF MONTEREY.
It does eppear that Commodore Jones
with the frigate United States and cor
vete CyNne, actually captured Monte.
rey on the coast of California. The
Madisonian Of yesterday contains
translation from the DdirO del GObierno
of The l4lh ultimo. published 10 the city
of Mexico, which gives full particulars
Of this singular event.
On the 10Th Of October, Commodore
Jones arrived at Monterey. 10 the fri.
gate United States. accompanied by The
Cyane, under Captain Slrihing, As
soon MS the ships had anchored, Captain
Armstrong, the flag captain Of the Uni
ted States, landed ard delivered to The
acting Governor, Don Juan Alvarado, a
letter from Commodore Jones, requiring
the immediate surrender OF the place,
with its forts, castles. ammunilions,
arms, &c. 10 the United States in order
10 save it from the horrors of war
which would be The immediate conse-
queuces of a refusal 10 submit. Ava
rado, upon this summons, consulted the
other military and civil authorities, and
surrendered the place which was in con
sequence Immediately occupied by the
Americans.
Commodore Jones al the same time
issued q proclamation 10 the Calior
mans, declaring that "he came in arms
as the representative Of powerful Oa-
llon against which the existing Gov
eminent Of Mexico had engaged in war
but not with the intention of spreading
dsmay among the peaceful inbabl-
tanls," and inviting them 10 submit t
the authority Of nation, which wouIc
protect them forever in the enjoymen
Of liberty, &c.
All these these things took place ol
the 10Th of October, Two days after
wards, on the 2lsI Of the month, Com
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-02-03

preponderance to any now exisling;
while it would give Us much valuable
territory and AVOID unpleasant neigh
bors, that would be troublesome in war
aod expensive 10 peace, especially when
the policy Of protection shall be the per-
manent one Of our Government. There
is, also, no doubt but quarter Of cen.
tury will see some important towns, and
much valuable commerce on and from
the Columbia river.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-02-03
A man wilhoul money IS Iike q body

A man without money is like q body
without soui-s walking death spec
tire that frighens every one. His coun'
tenaCce is sorrowfuI and his converse
ton langushing and tedious. Ifhe calls
upon an acquaintance he never finds
him at home, and if he opens his mouth
he is interrupted every moment so that
he may not have a chance 10 finish HE
discourse. which it is feared will end
with asking for morey. He is avoided
like a person Infected with disease, and
is regarded as an encumbrance to the
earth Want wakes him up in the NOR
ming and misery accompanies him TO
his bed at night. The ladies' discover
him to be great BOBBY; landlords be.
leve that he lives upon air, and if he
wants any thing from a .radesman he
is asked for cash before deliVery,-Er-
change Paper,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-02-03
From the Wheeling Times.
OREGON TERRITORY.

The bill introduced by Mr. Linn into
The Senate Of the United States TO ex-
tend the authority of the United Stat
over his territory, is now before that
body on its third reading, and we have
every reason 10 hope thet it will pass,
and become the law OF the land. The
provisions Of the bill are 10 require the
President Of the United States 10 cause
to be erected, military posts from some
point on the Missouri and Arkansas riv.
ers, into the hest pass for entering the
valley Of the Oregon, and also at or near
the mouth of the Columbia river, and
that provisions shall be made 10 grant
six hundred and forty acres 10 every
white male inhabitant Of the territory Of
The age Of eighteen years and upward.
who shall use the same for five years.
aAnd TO every such inhsbitant being a
married man, 100 acres TO the wife
of said husband, and one hundred and
sixty acres 10 The father for each child
under the age Of eighteen years, or
which may be born within the FIVE years
aforesaid. The President is required
also to appoint Two additional Indian
gents, 10 superinteud the interests OF the
Uniled States with every Indian tribe
west Of any agency now established.
The bill provides that the jurisdiction
of the Courts and Of the Territory OF 10
wa shall be extended over thai part o
the Indian territories lying west OF thu
limits Of said Territory. south OF th'
forty ninth degree Of north latitude, eas
of the rocky mountains, and north oi lh'
boundary line between the United State
and Texas. and over the Indian terri
tories, comprising the rocky mountains
and the country between them and tn
ocean; south of fhy-four degrees an
forty minutes ofnorlh latitude. and mort
OF the forty second degree, And just
. ces OF the peace may be appointed 10
, the said territory with the same powe
as now provided 10 relation 10 the terT
, tory OF Iowa.
, The bill contains a proviso that AN
= subject Of Great Britain, who may be a
rested under this law in the said terri
!, tory, shall be delivered up 10 be trie
by The laws Of Great Britain under sill
ula,ious between the two Government
We have been highly grat'hed vii
the perseverance with which the Seha
a tor from Missouri has pressed this su
4 iect and We trust that his Iabors in
!. will soon be successfully closed. We
q not imagine that any claim Great Br
tain can lay 10 the territory, can be
"a successful bar 10 the right and justice
r these proceedings, and if they attem
70 10 exercise or assert claim. II should
! promptly met. II were better that tn
' question should be promptly q dehnlt
r, y settled.
~ Some persons suppose that this teri
,ory would be Of little service TO IN
IN country, and would in fact but increa
"A the embarrassment under which o
~ Government Iabors from The present e
tent Of our territory, We aPprehe
IN no difficulty on this account, as from
r. climate, il would not create addition
n interests, and not be allowed 10 give
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-02-03

Never punish girl for being a romp,
but thank heaven, who has given her
health and spirits to be one. 'Tis bet-
ter to be romp, than 10 have a dlstort.
ed spine or hectic cheek.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-02-03

1t is generally considered that man
has right to steal kiss or an umbrella
whenever he has a chance.
Be Careful-A lady in Philadelphia
killed her infant the other day by Civ.
ing it ParOgoTic 100 freely.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24
Tne Police of Philade,phia.

PuiLApELrHiA, June 90 1913.
10 The Editor Of Tie Tribune
Philadelphia correspondent in your paper OF to-day
makes attack maciousy, as believe upon the Police
oi this City lie says The almost unparalleled out
ges which have been peperated in City, within the
last fortnight have awakened feeling OF Indignation ward
aeass Of people who employed protect comnu-
nifty FROM degradation and repoach atade 10 The Police.
Na Of the Infamous and depaved characters have been
chosen the part Of Police Oicers who nightly to
6 irequen,n. gamblnhouse grog-shop or Other
den mimy and catering those who are there asseinDcd
lsay this certainly be malicious attack ard YOU
lave been imposedupon by your correspondent The para
gnPh untrue in all its particulars.
What g the hesuapmae!ed outrages which have been
Rpe,ra,ed in Cir, within the last fortnight ? TINS IS
a assertion which, IL tue susceptible of proof Wi!l
ysrcouespondent producelt!
The CITY has never been free from crimc Not a
burglary aarceny-beyond petty arceny-or crime oi
aaymagrude, has been peperated within the City limits
Toy ,brce months
onma grounds does Your aSa the ch'tac-
k and conduct of the Police Does he know the iac;, he
aSers? lie makes direct and unc4uy0ca charges an
he sustain them! lie is invited to do II.
another paragraph your correspondent states -: hat
etr men who have imposed upon his he Mayoi con-
hdce Che Wing Press have frequently spoken The ms
'sss have said uo;hng of the kind.
lie attempt cou;,cc the Ciy Police with the sednction
Csc which occurred Spring Garden Is evidence o the
Malignant disposition of the writer He knows that the ct
folce have nothng do with The offences committed out of
We Ity and he know that they have had nohn 10 DO
Sih this particular case ONE or TIE POLICE.