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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-30
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF SCHOOL
HOOKS.

- VEPHENSON d HASWEI.L, respectful
all lac attention OF - huOl teachers, aud ,
pube genera lly, 10 their stock of school aI.d Coz
Itge Boo ks, CnhTa ciuR Ill the wurNs IN gvners
use, itrt school and coils gate education, IroL
primer To the highest ella SIS Of Mathemntlrs.-
The departments of photography Biograph,
Bot~ny. MIncralogy, Chemistry. Philosophy Ill,
lori, Mathematics, Geography, Astronomy, &c
&c; are all we'll represented by the most apprn-
we'd authors. and OF the latest editions. at niue
lower prices than heretofore Hered III this sectlo
OF country. Our stock of Medical, TheOlOglcA
and miscellaneous Books Is la gc aud genera
ana our ARA .Sensuts with he Eastern pu. li,i.
ers are such that. IA the event of icing Gale
upoh Tor what may not be on our sh elves, we ca
iurnish TO order in ten DAYS.
Country Merchants aud school commi ssioneT
or teachers are invited ~ call anG examine 70
themselves. may 26
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-30
TRUST SALE.


IL \ Virtue of a deed of trust from James SaI
- gent AID sbOrah his wife to me dated b
n st day of June, A ID. 1912. aud duly recorded
the cle 5 office for the county of OHIO, l shall o.
the 10Th day OF June, ls4j, at ~ % Clock IN iron
OF the court house la Wheeling, expose To- pubu
sale at Auction for cash, the fOtioYing dc scTIJ
r. al estate, To WI: certain piece or parcel q
land situated aud !! nag ia the county Of OhiU
state OF IlrgIuIa, aud bounded as follows. TO VII
beginning at post Oh the West side OF the Ma
uOnal road, aud joining the south line Of III,
lands OF William Mil theCte south two degree
East fifteen and five tenths perch to post
thence south nifty nine and one fourth degrees.
west thirteen aud five teuIhs perchss, to post CT
the West Bank of little " 'elnS creek, theme.
north two JegrCes, west fifteen and five tepth
percheS TO posi-, thence norm fifty nine and on
fourth deer {, east tA,Ttecu aud five teuths perch
es To the place Ot beginning, containing one acr,
aud twenty three perches being the same ldnC
conveyed To sand Sargent by John KiSgiI.
Selling as trustee, snail odly convey TO III,
purchaser such ute as IN me vested by sac
deed of trust. ALFRED CALD YELL.
may26 Is Trusee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-30
BOO SHOES
NkSasSsE !, SQUARE

SSIGN OF THE BLACK MAMMOTH BOOT.
A S TODD. hos Just received large and
ccmpl, lie assorment Of the following Cooks. which
are uf the best quality. and vii! he sold low fOr
cash. nj his BOOT. s . or AND BONNET HOUSE
GENTLEMENS' BOOTS AND SHOES.
Fine Calf aud Morocco Boots scwed. city made.
de- do DO pump sole
kin; Calf and Thick Bmis
Genremens fine calrand Morocco shoes Of the
latest style. viE;-Bidd Unions. D1wnings, Web.
sters. Calf Gnd Morocco Dancing Pumps Tavern
Slips. and water proof Over shoes; also. Kip and
Thick Brogaus Of al kinds
LADIES' SHOES & BOOTS
Fine black cold and brunzed KID Slippers of
different kinds, Village Lace Paris Ties. Bnskin.
Jefferson Ties, fine strap aud tie Kid Sesl. Murucco
aud Cali walking shoes, white and black Md and
Satin Slippers, black md cold Silk aud Lasting
Caters. water proc E fir lined Over shoe.
MISSES & CII1LDRENS' SHOES
Fine city mode KID aud Mnrorco Slippers. Kid
Seal and Calf walking Shoes, Morocco md Calf
Lace Boot, black and cold Kid Buskins. black and
cold Victoria Cniisrs Kid, Calf and Morocco Ankl e
Tics
HATS. CAPS AND BONNETS.
Fine Plain and Wave Florence Braid Bunneis
English and American Straw Do. Cypress. Willow
and Lawn de-. Gentlemen Fine Legh0rn, sing 10
and double hnm Summer fIsls. imitation Panama
or Orleans Hats Boys and Childrsns' Leghorn
and Palm Leaf Hats ~ every variety,
LEATHER
Spanish. Country Sple Kip aud Upper Leather
Calf, KID. Goat. Binding AMI Lining Skins of ths
hest qualily. Also pretty respectable sprinkle o
DRUGS AND MEDICINES Just call nj On,
Sign The BLACK MAMMOTH BOOT. Suuil
End Of Market Square nay Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-30
DEAFNESS CURED,

COMPOUND KREOSOrE ACOUSTIC OIL,
NOR the cure Of DEAFNESS. pains. and the
II discharge Of matter from the ears; aso all those
dIsagreeabe noises like the buzzing Of Insects,
failing Of wafer. whizzing Of steam, Sc. &c. which
are symptoms Of approaching deafness. aud also
generally attendant with the disease. For sale by
DR. CRUMBACKER. No lI3. Main st.
SOle Agent.
This medicine is highly recommended aud nu-
merOus certificates gwen by very respectable
persons fIhe many Astounding v hIsh it hes
periUrmed may %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-30

WHOkE BOOKS.--llaIpcr's cheap eJiuon
I'VE Shukspeare's Dramatic Works md Poems
NJ a. Price 81 cts Family Library No s. being
second volume Loc kharl's Lie Of BDuupaue Ali.
.1p's HurOy Of Eurupe, Nos aud 9. just receiy.
cd and lor sale by w ROBB.
uoy27 uIlhe old sard Of Robb 4 Stephenson.
GONE OFT YOU TYLER MEN, The Life
I J Of Piesdent Tyler. containing hs History.
Character and Position. Pnce ONE BIT. Just
received snd inr sile by " J RDRB,
msya7 utths old sand ,fRo5b 4 stsFhs1soa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-30

RACON-i wish 10 purchase Bacon. L,,S'
BeeswaS Feaiheu. Hops. Canal and Raj,
h"an scrip and Timothy Seed. a let of Hat
Shoes. Bots. Segnrs. Coffee Wine. sugar az IT..
will be exchanged 81 Weston Produce or NI,,,.
fsoiurs u. NJ. JAMESON.
nh Is Summation Mercssni. WI sslioa. VI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-30
MEsMERIsM.
PuLMoNARY CONsUMPTION.

HUSr published. demonstration OF The curabil.
80 ~ Of Pulmonar, Consumption. IN ~ be- sagss;
60 mrsing sH inquiry into The Nature, Caus o,
symptoms Treatment, and prevention e Subercn-
Ions diseases IN general, BY WIN a M'Doweil, NJ D,
u Louisville XIV Pr lie ~
STEPHENsOH 4 HAsWELL.
- e ruisH e.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-30

John PatteTeOn's administrators and heirs.
In pursuance Of a decree MADE IN SAID cause,
on the 18th day Of November 1899. shall, on
Monday the 5th day Of June next. at the Court
hsuse Of Ohio county, the same being Court DAY, .
proceed To sell al public an ton 10 the highest
BIDDER certain tract containing nbOrt so acree
OF land, situate IN Ohio county on the waters Of
tastleman's Run, end being part Of the tract Of
iandt whereof Joel Pate son deceased died
seibed suhJect 70 the dover estate Of Marpery Giles
upon 20 acres Of the North easterlv part thereof
and subject also 20 the dover interest Of Martha
fattersOn, the widow Of John Patterson decd.
IN ssld IacL Inc purchaser 10 be allowed .
credH OF siH, hi:een end twenty four months he
giving bOnd with good security. bearing interest
rom tne Gay oisaie. DANIEL LAMB,
may WIS COumissiOner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-30
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

IN CHANCERY. STA .berS IL Houston.
Th,m1s jones & others.
Uhdrr aud by virtue Of the decree pronounced
IN this cause, at the late nte dia'e term OF rhr
Gre az ~ 'erIor Court 1T i.av and Chancer, for
OhIJ cOun y. | shall Ofer for sale al the court
hOus' of Ono cOnnIy sI Monday the first dav Of
May next, (IsI5, Pew ma nb.T &c IN = Matthew's
church, W Wheeling, the same being ne Pew owned
ny said Thorn IS Jones
TEttMS-A credit Of twelve m ,uths- tho pur-
chaser giving olt WIN good security b. tring IN
res frsm the date there f. and Lhe tile retained
un il the purchase money is paid.
w MI rCHEI.L, ID Sheriff and
m1r IL i'm Commissioner in thu behalf
TIE sale ui The above pro Perry p,s Uhea " al
Saturday the ga iust
The Sale at the above property Is posippned until
Monday the 5Ih d,yo' June.
w mitchell l. ID. S.eriff'End
may 30 Comm,ssi tins behalf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-30
4 CARD.

!NO THE CITIZENS OF WHEELING AND
4 VICINITY have ,ii hani cuIIrely new
md large assortment Ui Uph ,sirry Ware. suitable
or NJ, rrhauts. Families aud Cal tain. ol ) Boats
consisting of Crrle Hair. Miss IlaSk. S,'ring and
CuIiun Mattresses of the best mnIrriiis. ut every
Re, aud nj very r,luc, prizes. Dam >k. MerihOes.
tringes. TIssels AMI Cards. SNcAms ,lInmS. "a IL
very article usually found ia 81 ex eusrvc e,rah-
i'hncni. Merchants aud Famii NanIrug any
riic!e Ia my limo. rtn he s9pprcj 81 hour, mo-
zee. aud III, n faynrS thankfully received. Crdcfui
cor ne very liberal ,aironngc have at all Emcs
reserved irvm the cizcns ol Wheeling Tor many
Years, musi respectfully rcqu'sls continuation Of
the shme. My ware horse l. al the corner ui Wood
and W.Icr ST.. WM NOBLE, Uphsi4terer.
Pushurgh. May %, 2Wp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-30

4 OUNTER SCALES, a new article, wIrran-
I ted accurate, for sale by
may Is OFT g. GREER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-30

DOFASd.-A lew casks Potash, just received
and loi sale by \ CALDWELL.
may 25
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-30
PECAN NILS

- BBI.S Flesh Pecaus. lur sale bv.
, may 10 M'KEE & co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-30

HBAIM LEAF HIT>.-5o Gpz Palm Leaf
n Hats received TINS day and tor sIig yery
.Ow by HALL * WlCKHAM,
may - MarNet Square.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-30
LOVERS CANDY.

A NURES Coughs. Cnds. H"ar'rLeSs. PhIhysir.
" lIuoiing Cough. Measles. Cnrup and A sthm4
better than any CsnGy Offered To tie public. u has
been ehectuay IIed ia dIfIe rent Oud distant parts
Of The couEiry end everywhere gmued a reputation
ia the above diseases beyond all precedent IL uf.
ly requires u trial la confirm Tie highest common.
ddInn which The proprietor could give; RumhcrI.rs
"CrIIfcaiEs might be published. bat they deem
ed unnecessary where the article he obtained ~
II cerlIl"s for Ise.i. II is asa peculiarly beneficial
Singer. CleTgymSri. Lawyers and all public speak
ers. Manufactured aud s.ld Wholesale and retail
10y John Boyer. SIrubervllle, 9hio For sale al lha
Drug aud Medicine OF
LAFAYETTE McNEELY,
may - M 202 MaH ~ Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-30
WOOL.


"AGON lkA NBENhNAEltDH
l. MIGRANT AND PACKAG LINES.
From CUNBERLA NJ 10 WHEELING
.NLIPIIANT'S 4 DUNCAN'S. have eEiabl she'd
The above Lines. i1r the TransporfatUr Of
Passengers Merchandise and Packages. from Gun.
berlaud 90 wheeling in -,upoction ith the Raj.
4 al ~ au5 from Biii NOR. Co Phuajclpha
Wagon Line .unlly3 through 90 4 dayr
Emi.-lut Il Package Line. through iu % houn
OI Shuver'. Patent Bow Siung Wagons lSsu.
days excepted
A. present Emigmni a1d Package Line IT,,
wsek,y-isaying Wheeling ou Tuesday Thurs.
da,s, and saturdays, ~ ucluck p "
leaves Cumberland same Jrys urJ h7Drs--
Receipting for Rro2s rh-5azh 90 EaIumlro or
philadelphia. and 1t Philadelphia 't Baium 10
thrYrrr 10 Wheeling
PRESENT RATES
rrH.gANT A. PACK AGE LINE Seals through
t ub.rIirg 50. 6uH lOOlbs huFgHrs allowed
An ,,rL-re- under 33ihs so ris.--- Over. 40 The
r,t. uf - so per Us.
WAGON IlVE-WHsoii0g 10 Cunhrrlund 50 cts
r, 100 Ibs. Cumberland % Wheeling : s cents
Dor 100 lus.
4rr.ts-JAMES n FORSYTH 4 Co WIsalino
JOS PA o. ELDER.
sAM'L AZ SHOEMAKER Baffa,4y,
DRAKEIY & FENTON.
PECK a LORE. pliladslDlts
OLiPHANT'S s. DUNCAV'S
Propsietuys Frrl.srisad
May
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-30

I'm CHANCFFY-in the Circuit Surerioreou r
u Of aw End Chanesry far ONO county
John Hewlett,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-30
COMMISSIONEK,s SAL;
= OHHINSION EMS IN nm
~ REAL ESTATE AND Personal PRO-
~ PEkrY

~ PEKTY
Porter s. Wagner,
Isaac Springer and Others
In ChanceTy- BY virtue Of the decree proog.,-
ced IN thbs cause, on the 10th day OF Nave s.-
1879, the undersigned, will offer Tor sale 81 fa
residence Of said Springer, ~ mice t.-r x
Wheeling on ,he National road, IN Ga,u5Ga, ...,.
third daY OF June next. the following p.r-.r.f
property, belonging TO the defendant I-..,.
Springer, TO vii, one horse, 2 cows, 2 fr.....
beds, bcdst. ads and At ddnEs, bureau. JED,
doZ chairs, large copper Ike tie auu e hos
Also, one lot OF land containing one a.r,., "a.
ated on the National road, tour aad a., n.. d.
east of Wheeling, b,inS the residence Of %
Springer, together with che i'm prove uts u
Terms-Cash, for the purchase ot q G .rrsu.a,
proPertyi on all sums tu the amou.t So, %. --
that sum. IN days credI' will q given, Lca.i...
interest from the day Of sale. For he cti tsfa..
acTedlt DISK. twelve and eIgSteeh months ,,.r.,.
lntcIestthe purchaser or purchasers gIviug 600 as
with 70 security, FIR the payment OF iG- a.4--
chase money. for said personal properly "a. sell
estate, and the titlo 10 SAID land e,dinct va.
the same is paid,
w MITCHELL, y s for
Arch' i Woods, Sheriff Ohio o.
my MI CON'r IA hts L, hall
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-30

NEW PERIODICALS
" GrGhdm's DIdPd<inO
Daughters Of Eng and,
Wires Of England,
Charles o. .idiiey,
No IL aud 3 of Nelrgate
jack HHtoa,
AliIsor'S History OF Euro
No @ Of Shakespeare,
may -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-30

MASONIC NOTICE.
The Masonic Brethren Of Ohio Lodge No l0l Of
Wheeling. will celebrate The anniversary VI $ John
Ihe Baptist Gu the 24Ih June next. by procession,
nraiiOr, &c. according 10 ancient usage.
Ncighbnrng hodges and soiuurning brethren in
good standing respectfully Invited To attend.
MORGAN NELSON, WM III HOUSTON,
JAMES WHEAT, ELIJAH DAY,
GEO w SIGHTS,
apps C0mRiltes.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-06-06

Murder Of a Fdmily---A -Negro Burned.--We
learn from the Van Buren, (Arkansas) Inelligancer,
Of the 9th, that family by the name of Cox was
recently murdered near the Choctaw line, on the
Poteau river.
Mr. Cox (he Intelligencer says) was a blacksmith,
and had been working in the Indian country, either
among the Creeks Scminoles, under the employ of
the United States, and had lately moved into The
State. and settled in Scott county, at the place where
he and his family were murdered. An Indian and
negro, who were supposed TO be the murderers,
pursued and arrested in the Indian country and were
brought back and delivered the civil authorities Of
Scott county They confessed that they committed
the crime appears from their statements that the
Indian shot Mr. Cox, and at the report Of the gun Mrs
Cox ran TO the door, and the negro knocked her down
with an axe and killed her, and then killed small
child and cut its head of. They then robbed the
house, and found something like thousand dollars.
They were placed in Jail; but the populace became
much enraged that they went to the Jail and took
the negro out tied him to stake, and burned him to
death. ..+ ...
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-06-06

nah Fonistal of Troy, N. H. aged 60 years. Printers
in Ms. and N. II. are, Sc.
In Orleans, May IL, an infant son of Job Guild,
aged A days.
In Danvlle, May 20, -, relict Of the late Je-
thro Betchelder, aged 80.
In Danvlle, May "a, OF erysipelas, Mrs Lucinda
Chase, daughter Of Mr. VIM. Short, aged 20 years.
In Dunville, May 20, Mr. William Woodward, aged
AZ.
In Danvile, May 81, Of consumption, Mrs Abigail,
wife of Mr. Levi Harris, and daughter of the late John
Bolton, aged % years.
In Wheelock, May IL, of pleurisy, Emily Calista,
daughter OF Mr. Thaddeus and Mrs Mary Ward, aged
10 years and months and ! days.
In Weybridge May 49, Sias Wright, Esq. father
Of the Hon. Silas Wright, jr. Of N Y.
In Orleans. May 27, Mrs OLIVE wife OF Abel
Fairbrother and daughter Of widow Berry, aged 25
years. In this providence of God many relatives and
friends are called to mourn and while they are led to
excaim, slower and friend hast thou put far from
me and mine acquaintance into darkness still
they have the consolation of believing that she. had
listened to the voice Of him who said, 81 am the
resurrection and the life, he that beeveh in me
though he dead yet shall he live and who's
er liveth and believeth in me shall never die"
Though he had to trust that she prepared
by grace to leave this world, still hard for her
companion to give her up. Less than FIVE months
had elapsed since he led her TO the altar a youthful
and rejoicing bride. Now how changed the scene.
His cup of life recently pleasant and sparkling with
happiness is now mingled with the NORWOOD and
the gall from which he has been called to drink TO
the dregs. During five weeks of sickness she had
every attention that could be paid but in vain to pro-
long life. In her last hours she could exclaim
"Jesus the visions Of thy face,
Hath empowering charms"
After bidding ndeu to all she calmly closed her
eyes upon earthly scenes to open them as we trust
TO gaze upon tho uncreated glories of God and the
Lamb forever. How striking was the text made use
of ON this occasion excuplied in this providence.
ssvanity of vanes saith the preacher all is vanity"
At her request the funeral services were performed
by him who less than five months before had united
them in the bands Of wedlock and by him the above
words were selected as the text. Truly clouds and
darkness round about him but righteousness and
Judgment are the habitaons This throne.
NATHAN DENlSON.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-06-06
PARIS LIFE PILLS.

The whole Of our system is built up form the
blood-nerves, sinews, muscles, and even solid bone;
this being the case tho grand object is 10 keep this
precious fluid (the bloody in pure and healthy
state, for without this putty disease will show itself
in some way other a free Of the truly vau-
able medicine-Parrs Life Pills, will most effectu
ally accomplish this object-for diseases Of the fol-
lowing character have all been cured by them,
wiz
Assesses, Languor, Ague, Leprosy, Asthma, Liver
Complaints, Low Spirits, Bilious Complaints, Lum
bago, Botches the Skin, Measles, Bowel Conn
plants, Nervous Affections, Cancers, Pains in the
Breast Cholera Morbus, Palpitatons Constipation Of
Bowels, Paralysis, Consumptions, Phlegm, Convul-
sions, Piles, Debility, Rheumatism, Dropsy, King
worm Dysentery, Scrofula or Kings Evil, Epilepsy,
Small Pox Erysipelas, Sore Eyes, Paintings, Sore
Threats, Fevers Of all kinds, Stranguary, Female 'r-
reguartes, Structures, Fits, Tic Dooureaux, Govt
Tumors, Giddiness Veneresl Affections of all kinds,
Glandular Swellings, Headache, Whooping Coughs.
Heartburn, White Swellinos n!Ioarseness, Worms of
every kind, Inflammation, Wens, Indigestion, Weak
ness from whatever cause, Jaundce.
Gases of the above description have all been cured,
simply by the use Of PARIS Life Pills, thus show
ing that what has been considered different disorders,
and requiring different treatment, all originated in the
same cause, and can DO cured by one uniform treat
ment. PARIS Life Pills, although powerful in con
quering disease yet pure and harmless rs new
milk and NAV be administered with confidence to the
invalid, however weakly from long i'll health, who
will soon enjoy those delightful symptoms of return
to strong health viz good appetite, sound sleep, and
an increase Of animal spirits
Parrs Life Pills arc sold wholesale and retail at
the General Agency 'and Depot, No 200 fremont
street, Boston. Small boxes rs cents, large boxes
SO cents. .'..t-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-06-06

THE TIMES. However may differ concern
ing the causes, there seems no longer any doubt Of
the fact that the times gradually, steadily i'm
proving. The trade eof our City, especially in
Groceries and all subtantials, has been better this
Spring than for several years before. Our Canals
are passing more boats and receiving tolls than
usual at this The Exchanges between
The different sections Of the country have been mainly
eguazed through the satisfaction Of Indebtedness,
and the approximation of the payments to the pur-
chases Of the Country from the Cities. New branches
ofbusness are starting up in every quarter, and man
ufacturies long silent made vocal with the cheer
full din Of industry.-The promise of the Wheat-crop,
far yet be Judged is generally good. There
is more employment for Labor than there has been,
though less yet than there should be.
Still, the times 'hard" for classes Of
citzens-for those who have bought property
when the currency Two Hundred Millions Of
Dollars, and are called on to pay when it is reduced
10 half that amount. To these only counsel
resignation their nte, though it be bankruptcy; for
there is prospect Of such change would bring
them through in safety. While the Currency remains
contracted now, all property, products, and
wages generally must submit to corresponding re-
duction.-.N Y Tribune.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-06-06

A REMARKABLE MAN.-At n temper ance meet.
ing recently held in Alabama, Col. Lehmanousky,
who had been 20 years a soldier in tho armies of
Napoleon Bonaparto, addressed the meeting. He
before the audience, tall, erect and vigorous
with the glow of health in his face, and said: lyon
see before you man 70 years old. l have fought
Two hundred battles, have ID wounds on my body,
have lived 80 days on horse Aesh with the bark Of
trees for my bread snow and ice for my drink, the
canopy ofheaven for my covering without stockings
or shoes on my feet, and with only few rags for my
clothing In the deserts Of Egypt, have marched
for days with burning sun upon my naked head,
feet tstered in the scorchng sand, and with eyes,
nostrils and mouth filled with dust, and thirst SO tor
menting that tore open the veins Of my arms and
sucked my own blood Do you ask how could sur
vive all these horrors' l answer thatnext to the
kind providence of God, I owe my preservation of
health and vigor, to this fact, that neUer drank
drop of spurious liquor in my life.