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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-19
EMp.UYMENT AND uE,I.ru.-

ENPtO1 MENT AND HEALTH
~ "a recent meeting OF the London ST.
iisiIcal SOcieety, paper was read by
Professor Guy Of Kings College, '0n
he influence of employ ment upon
hea III The materials from WHICH This
vas complied were obtained from the
registers @ the out patients OF Kings
College Hospital. aud comprised upward
OF 5000 individuals, alt engaged in va
rIous occupations. srrles OF elabo
rate tales accompanied the paper, show
ing The On fcrent diseases To- which males
and females had been subject, from
which he author arrives at the follow
ing conclusions. In females, the ratio
OF cases of pulmonary consumption to
those of all other diseases, is highest in
those following sedentary cmploymeuts,
les IN those having mixed indoor EN-
Payments, AMI least in those occu pied
out Of doors. The highest ratio occur
IN the case OF females whose sbits OF
life are irregular. In mon, the ratio OF
cases Of pulmonary consumption to
those oI all other diseases, s somewhat
higher IN Those following in door occupa
tons than IN those working in the open
air. The ratio Of cases OF Pulmonary
consumption 10 those Of all o. her dis.
eases, IN the case of men following in
door employments, varies inversely as
the amount OF excrtion being highest
where there is least cxertiou, and lowest
In employments requiring strong eKer-
else. Neither constrained posture nor
exposure to high temperature appears
10 have any marked effect IN promotin o
consumption. The ratio OF cases OF
pulmonary consumption TO those OF all
other diseases, is highest in The case Of
men whose employ ments ex pose them 10
the inhalation of dust, there being in
the case OF persons so employed, two
cases OF pulmonary consumption for less
than three OF all other diseases The
practical rule to be deduced from the
preceding observations is, that those
persons who have hereditary tenden
dency TO consumption should make
choice OF occupations which are carried
on IN the open air: and that, if they are
Obliged 10 choose some indoor employ.
ment, it should be one requiring strong
exercise; and that they, more than OH
ers, should avoii exposure TO dust and
habits Of in'emperance.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-19

SLOoP OF WAR PLYMOUTH.-Thrs beon,iG,
vessel was lanched from The Navy Yard 1T CHarss
ION on wednesday, lIuIe before che O'Clock. a
lafgc mass Of our cit zens, among whom were MANI
laues were present 10 witness the interesting sceno
and appeared 10 be highly graiIfed with the rs.uIt
Inc arrangements were all al mirably made ,oJ
'ne noble vessel glided gracefully into her prone,
element greeted by the shouts and accamations n,
.he many spectators who we're present. She !. ,
line vessel ~ every respect. aud Is prChounceJ no
goOd Judges oisuth matters one Of the best model,
u not The very best, Of shpOf war, eIlaut comb,n.
ing many important advantages.
u me other sloop Of war now building, equal the
plymouth ~ excellence Of model aud baruppv ~
proportion they are indeed valuable vessels. auJ ,,
county may we'll be proud Of number ING s,p,,, be-,
shiis such hno specimens Of naval arcbuscfp,,
The Plymouth Is about one thousand tons bp,,J,,,
and Is pierced for twenty two guns. which are n,,,.
eciod from the weather, snd in acrion from +. H.,
spafs' by light spar deck. Twhirh. howeye, L,,s
not derag' from the general beauty Other sppoo,,,c
SAC wn' copPered aud painted on The sr5ct, go
sets elegantly on The wafer. and can he so, CT
Tor sea- required hacaHns Journal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-19

The whole number Of sppIesnts for the benefit
Of the Bankrupt Law in the Western District Of Var
ginia 1865, the No. acted upon s 923. 639 still
pending about which the has put forth the fol-
lowing manifesto:
IMPORTANT TO BANKRUPTS.
At District Court Of the United States for us
Western District Of VirgIaia at StauntoH, Octo
Der 3h,lS43
.nRDERED, That notice be given by the Clerk
" OF the Court. through the uew spapers publish
Ell in the Western District OF Virgin a. To all persons
peiItonng the Court Tor the benefit OF the bankrupt
law, that al the May Term next no case n bankrupt
cy will be longer continued for the want Of the
proof ofthe publication of any notice that may hav
been required to be published, or for the report of
any Commissioner bankruptcy; or Tor The report OF
any Asslgnr IN bsnkcy, unless for some cause good
and sufficient and other Than the pa yent Of the
fees that may be due for such publication Of notice
or for the report Of any such Commits ioner or for
the report Of any such Assignee, be shown To the
COuTli-and that all cases in which there shall be
proof of The publication aurt said on the reporI
Of any Commissioner aforesaid or ufany ASsigEeo
as aforesaid, fled merely because the ices therefor
shall not have been paid. will be dismissed nv the
Court Copy-Tssle,
NlCHo. X. TROUT. DC.
October r. lS43.
Do All newspapers in Western Virginia arc re.
quesled 10 publish The above order
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-19
FEMALE LABOR SHIRT MAKING

Inc wages Of females in Eng land are reduced 10
very low ebb scarcely supplying coarse food to the
operative The shirt making establishment Of Sill.
yer & Co.. in London. employs 5000 females. at We
~ low rates. The amount Of the poor ta.es ;ndpc.S
some 'oc'el'es called benevolent 10 bestow employ
ment in sewing, upon the poor in the work houses
as matter Of relief Upon this, Silver & Co. cam.
out with sIatement Of the prices q Flowed by Them
for SHIRT making. from which the following Is an eI
Iracr
ing determined never to employ workbou,e,
or any oher establishments that were provided e.,
ny lhe pablo: solely, as they state because thev
would not Poach upon The manor Of The poor seams.
resses; they were constrained to reduce the price,
'hey were then paying, and the profits they were
men oD'aih'ns' to meet Tho evil. and they declare
"d' '"e prices which they now pny Tor shirt making
are, for
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-19
a. ALUABLE WORKs-.III.o,.s,, ),

y %'y OF EUROPE, 10 be completed IN ID No,
10 OF which are already received. pr,rs Is 81, No,
BhANDES ENCYCLOPEDIA Of s,isn..
sHch 4'0'' 81 - 'ehls
SiiAkSPEARES DRAMATIC WORKS Ann
POEMS wh nOres and ensrsyi,,g IN. r., 80.
eyer ever published N America, complete in 5 NJ, =,
81 CTS each. " ''O'
IHE WOEkS or HANNAH MORE. 70 b.
1ol Ps'ea 90 uumOsrs. Il which are now rs,dy
MCULLOCHS UNIVERSAL GAZETTEER.
W Geographic al Dictionary, 10 be complstod To- 10
W ~ numle" al % cis each. 4 Nos con now b.
"'nl''eo' WILLIAM J ROBB.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-19

LATEST FROM JAMAICA
h'nsston The Wilmington (DeD RenuhI;r.n -
late dates from JamaTca. brought 10y the scbr Co.,
ceS' at that city, great fire has taken nI,c. =,
Kingston, destroying $40 hou Is. independ.., -,
oulhouses aIInrhsd 10 The dwellings Besid., Which
IOO h"nfeS were ulled down. to arrest the prpsrcs
Of The h""eS-making IN all-say. I4OU.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-19

The New Yotk Courier states that the amount Of
specie exported from that city TO Europe this Fall =,
comparatively small. No silver has been shpo.J to
EngIa and that taken to France will not far CT.
eeeu sooO'ooO OF which 100000 will 20 by Tho
next packet. The premium OH silver b.. ibs,se,,s
declined considerably
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-19

Col. Johnson made humorous speech
at New Haven; on his recent visit there,
which was received with shouts by both
parties. lie observed that he had been
long time in public life-had grown
grey IN the public service, and ne tho't
ne needed rest-and, he continued with
a comical leer Of his eyes, the people
were Of the same opinion in 1910, when
Mr.. Van Buren, and myself retired with
their consent! This brought forth a
loud shout, when the Colonel remarked.
Well, / always thought they would be
sorry Tor that. and if they ever should
be, and want me to serve them again in
sny capacity, Why, ! have got rested
now, and shane refuse them-but If they
don't, sha'nt quarrel, because there
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-19

Clay Clubs are are all the rage now.
Three have been formed in Richmond
one in each Of the wards, Jefferson, Mad,
ison, aud Monroe. A central Club has
been formed by the wings of Albemarle
at Charlottesville-and Gu Us have also
been formed in Powhattan and Amherst
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-19

That odd fish Parson Brownlow, the editor of the
Jonesb Jrough Wing, has the following queer "a
nouncomeht IN hi last psper-"FLoUR wanted al
This Office q lIle of the worst! IL Is rather too
strong TO let printer and his crew siarye ia a cuun.
Try where there 10 boat load Of -four due hun a nj
from persons. too toho haze the article by Len'-
Wings may do the like. but the measure is demo
craIic'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-19

INiE SUBSCRIBER can now su,,Iv a..
II to loving Cheap Works, published by The
hessrs Harper. - r'o
Tbs p,.',,.s,, " W., w. ny Al's Core price 25
Nina being % part Of The Pfes,Jen,,. na,,aL,.. ~
The HOME. by MISS Brener. o.
The NElGnBORS. do, o.
ne L"Si ship 10y The author of 'Csvendlsh &c. De
none Or the Iron Rule 10y Mrs Ellis. 95
H'Ioken' romance Of n York, by II 81 sv. 05
me Days OF Queen Mar, with sngravinR.J 25
a,Ia 'O' '"' american Noies, %
OCT ~ WILLIAM J ROBB
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-19


THE POET'S DOG.-The manner
in which Pope, the great English poet,
was preserved by the saglcity Of his
dog. ~ truly remarkable. This animal,
he was called Marquis, could never agree
with iayorte servant OF his MASTER
he constantly growled when near him,
and would even show his teeth when
this servant approached. Although the
poet was slngularly attached TO this dog
who was spaniel of the largest spe
cles-yet on account Of his extreme
neainess, which he pushed almost TO ex-
cess, he would never allow him to re-
main ia his chamber. Nevertheless, in
SpIte of positive orders. the spaniel
would frequently sneak, towards even
ny, INTO the apartment of his master,
and would not be driven from It without
the greatest difficulty.
One evening having slipped very
softly IN without lie ny perceived, the
animal placed himself under the bed Of
as mas,er, and remained there. To-
wards the morning, the servant rushed
hastily into the chamber Of Pope. At
this moment, the dog suddenly left his
post and leaped on the villain, who was
armed with a pistol. The poet started
from his sleep-he threw open the win
dow 10 call for assistance, and beheld
three highwaymen, who had been intro,
duced by his servant into the garden Of
his villa, for the purpose Of robbing
him. Disconnected by this unforeseen
accident the robbers hesitaied a moment,
and then took flight. The servant.
thus betrayed by the wutchful dog, was
sentenced TO forfeit his life.
The same dog, shortly after this sill
guiar event, exhibited another proof OF
his remarkable instinct. Pope, repos.
ing one afternoon in little wood about
twelve miles distan: from his house. lost
watch OF great value. On returning
home, the poet wished 10 know the hour,
and bund his watch was not in his fob.
Two or three hours had elapsed, and u
violent storm was just commencing.
The poet called his dog, and making
sign which Marquis very we'll under
stood, he said, 81 have lost my watch
go look for Ii At these words Mar
quls departed and repaired, no doubt, to
every spot at which his master had stop
Ted.
II happened that the poor animal was
so long occupied la the search as TO Gre
ate great anxiety, for midnight had ar =
rived, and he had not returned. What
was the astonishment Of Pope, when on
rising in the morning, he opened his
chamber door, and there beheld his
faithful messenger, lying quietly and
holding in his mouth the splendid jewel,
with which he had returned, perfectly
unlnJured and which was the more high.
~ valued by The poet, as it had been
presented to him by the queen Of Eng,
land.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-19
WHEELING DAILY TINES.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1919
FoR PRESIDENT ~ 1874.
III L. y X n e. l. a u.
For VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN DAVIS. OF MASSACHUSETTS,

One among the most gratifying results Of the late
election is The success Mr.. Stewart in the Fayeue
district, Pennsylvania. Mr.. Stewart had pretiy
heavy majority to contend against he had an oppo.
nent who is a very worthy citizen. and in his own
Locoioco county very much esteemed a county too
in which very laudabe county pride is prumi.
nent feature. Against this Mr.. Stewart has sue
ceedod. HowS BY the force Of his own character
lie firmly and boldly made known his principle.
and exhibited the talent 10 defend them, a talent
and worth which has Heretofore made hm one OF
the first men in Congress. HIS majority in the
District is 1877.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-19

FEVER IN NEW oRLEANS.-The fever in N
Orleans seems 10 be on the increase Dn,ina a.
We week ending on The 9Th inst. there were in th.
marty Hospital. l24 admissions So discharges. and
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-19

PENNSYLVANIA ELECTIoN.-w. bo,. b,,,
rev additional reiurns-nohng which throws snv
hshi upon The majority in the legislature, or ON The
vote Tor cOnal commissioncrs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-19

Ia February, 1910, they felt il their duty 10 bem
selves aud To The public. 10 call The attention of The
Board Of Guardians Of the Guy OF London Uuinn ,n
The 'monsr .usly low prices which that board vos
paying 10 The poor over whom it presided, Stating
'hH' IN one OF It's warehouses all The female paupers
were employed IN shirt making, ond were RECEIVING
not more than one penny for making three conmo9
Shirts.
Besides this, it was stated that Shirts oCrbe o,.r
qua'iy' were made at the establishments at cts
a piece aud IN the warehouses;, Ihoy make shirts
Tor cents How women can support themselves
al these prices, we cannot conceive.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-19

Col X. NJ. johnson arrived in Boston on TnursIsv
last. lie received a military rerepIinn. Ia the
evening O supper was given him al FaneuIl Hail.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-19
33& MAJORITY

Over VIM II Marriott, Locofoco. and also maiorifS
oil Wing CounciImen. The vote IN the city wa.
l492S' being 1880 votes more Than were poII.d on
The 4Ih inst. Hura for Baltimore, A WING CITY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-19

The most elegant private residence in this country
Is now IN the course Of erection AT Gardiner Me IL
Is intended TOR Mr. Gardiner, aud though unfinis,
ed has already Gust 500 600. The style Of the
architecture is GoihIc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-19

CUBA.--lt was rumored again last evening NJ
The Exchange. that some information had been re-.
ceiVed respecting decentralization made upon Cuba
~ the British feet This We presume Is the old
story revived, though some persons seemed sums.
what inclined 10 attach credit tOu.--PhH Ina
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-19
A MONASTERY OF THE OLDEN


A MONAS lisHY OF THE OLDEN
TlME.-Nothlng could be better calca
lated TO produce gossip and mere local
little iattie, than the circumstance Of q
rich Monastery. Among the Monks We
ry few were IincIured with literature
those who held no munastIc office had
no tenn oral duties whatever TO occupy
TIER time, and their spiritual employ
mems were mere matters Of routine, and
Oy no means heavy. ! hey ate ana
drank OF the best, aud slept well, and
they necessarily saw more of one an
other than even the fellows Of a college.
whom in many respects they resembled.
In the richer foundations, such, for OK.
ample, as that at Bury, nothing could
surPass the grandeur Of the establish
neDl. There was the convent bulle r,
the bread>bearer, the purveyors Of pros
visions, the keeper of the cellar door
the iocarluS-who looked 10 the fires
and the Ignarius-who su ppIied the fu>
ell. hen there werU five cooks under
the Kitchener with their proper number
OF solutions and lick singers, one Of
whom was employed in sitting in a nook
OF the kitchen TO make 'Patanc,' Ponti>
tones or carvers, aud Johannes Pug oui
laclt salsamentum. There was also
the miller and the moneyer, the stabula>
RUS who looked after the convent stud
the Precentor, who kept the ink and
parchment, the cererarius, W no provided
wax for the affairs and the abbey seals.
the crePetarius or lamp!ighter, the piss
Gator, and his ally the aquarius, the cob,
Ter, the PelliDer, or prcpurer Of galligas,
klns, and the sutor, whose Office, "a
Judge from modern con yentional habits
abroad, must have been nearly a sine,
cure. These are a few only Of the sui
officers Of the monastery, all Of whom
wore arranged in different departments
under the callarer and sacristan, and
other Of the superior dgnitaries -BrIt>
sh Review.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-19

b AZEIR q COX, la. ,bi. d.. -,
~ Cuses MEMS AND BOYS CIOrII ~ ~,
",f''' from The manufacturers, which bey ,,iI III
cheap for CASH. WI, sen
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-19

Beautiful is q 10 see aud understand that no
worth, known or unknown, can die even on this
earth. The work unknown good man has done
Is like vein Of water flowing hidden under ground
secretly making the ground green: II flows aud flows
Joins itself with another vein, and yeinIets; ON,
day q will start forth visible perennial well
(sarIfIe
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-19

Perance Lecturer in New York proposes exhibiting
at The Far ofIhe American nsIiIuiea poor m iserable
drunkard, specimen of the handiwork of our
American rum sellers. which he is sure would gain
The premium. The poor fellow hos consented to 60
and be shown for a dollar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-19

me wings Of Cayuga and Cortland Counties N
held convention aiAuburn on the IOb i,.s,
a ai selected Hon. Christopher Morgan a. Incl,
De'esa'e az TIE N'iional Convention, with power 10
port HESHY CLAY Or President. upousIi6.5Jy ~
just the man 70 DO o. ''''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-19

TIE BEAUHARNOIS CANAL.-The Montreal
Times says. there are about eighteen hundred men
now engaged this canal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-19

FATHER, should we love our en-, mie-Y'
certainly. chld the good book tells rs To-"
linen, OF course we must love the devil, for he i
our greatest enemy! Go tn bed childr'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-19

lie along these prison aislesr There
spoke the mother, aud with her gentle
words of pity, we take our leave of the
States prison AMI its unhappy inmates
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-19

are some bigger men in the country than
Richard Al Johnson.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-19

THE NEW YORK WASHINGTON MONU.
MENT ASSOCIATION The Trustees have
completed The subodinato details Of their orraniz,
lion. ard intend 20 set about erecting a monument
very far exceeding shy other IN the world All
doiarsi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-19

CEANBERRlES.-ThIs pleasant fruit is now re.
csived 10 large quantities from the West The crops
al the East said TO have been cut of IN a great
measure by FROST and the markets are now supplied
by the Western railroad and the connecting links
westward; and doubt Michigan cranberrIes will
be eaten ~ the very head quarters Of cranbernes,
Barnsahle. We had idea until today of the guam.
tty sold 10 this city Que house in Front street sold
wIihIB few days $50 barrels, received from MIchi-
gan. at So s. 80 per Dbl. nd has had application
for more than they can supply OF the lot, 300 ba
rels went over the western railroad 10 Boston, and
we're there sold as soon as received. From this
sDurce shall no doubt receive ample SUD.
plies Of this delightful fruit, for The plains Of Mlchi.
gan are inexhausiible,--N Y Tribune
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-19

OBSERVANCE OF THE SABBATH--AC Con.
vention has been called by number Of inf uenlsl
citizens. in central New York. and is TO meet a,
Utica, on Tuesday. the 24Ih inst for the purpose Of
promoting the observance Of the Christian Sabbath
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-19

Gen. DUFF GREEN has written home a long I.u.,
relative 10 the proposed treaty Of Comm rec between
England and this country. The character Of M.
mission aud the chances for him to succeed in s,,c
manner as to benefit the United States. may he eulb
cred from the following ue extract from his letter
Upon returning 10 this place L was requested n,
The editor Of the Times to prepare series oC .,,
cies Tor That paper, and Sir Robert Peel HAVING dc
sired Mr. MacGregor Of the Board Of Trade 10 nrs.
pare report upon the American trade tbst p.nils.
man requested me 10 furnish him sundrv dst,,Is
which vas enabled 10 do. ~ consequences oCbovirs
~ my possession The returns OF the census of 5IO
Ny letter 10 Mr. Mac Gregor, together with the me.
m"rahdum and tables which ! had pferared at ms
request. were subraHied by him TO Sir R,bert pei
and 10y hm 10 hs colleagues. This led ro an infer
view between myself and Lord RIpon IN which he
ASKED my opinion as 10 the pracIcabiHiy Of making
lfeaiy' on terms Of rec iprOciiy, with the U,,it.d
S'aies My reply vas, that dad not coucetve that
ueaiy was 81 all necessary. That believ. Free
Trade principles TO be in The ascendant In the ni,.d
States aud that our restrictive system youlJ .gon
die natural death"
There IS no doubt but England will be yerv ilsIv
to enter into treaty Of commerce on advantsp.ous
terms with county where Free Trade principls.
are IN the ascendant and the restrictive prioci,,.
VIII soon die a natural DEATH" IL would be . solid
blessing to this country il the fool who made tbs,
statement should soon die a natural death.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-19

A FEARFUL LEAP.-'The New York Express
says: "a young man named William Endler r, jumped
from the filth story window oflhe Sailors Home. -
No 1870 Cherry street, n Y, about bali past 5 o.
clock yesterday morning and was taken up insensi-
b e. lie was Immediately placed on bed, and
physicians sent for, when he was far restored as
TO recover animation. Miraculous IL may appear,
no bO were broken. although he fell on the flag.
glng stenes IN the yard. During the afternoon he
was conveyed on Inter to the hospital. where he
lies with IIle hope Of reco cry, side of his head
having Oeen bruised and injured, aud one Of his
eyes much baekened and swollen"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-19

= irISBI RGH COTTON YARN
4 ID BALES COTTON YARN, on hand s,d
'f sale at Is CTS per poand, by ~ '''''' 4'''
o'' LATER g. cox.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-19
'IlHl|IsHIE1ElEEIFaflfaFj|g|gI
ANOTHER WING VICTORY IN
BALTIMORE

Al the Municipal elecliun held in Baltimore ON
Monday last. JAMES o. LAW. Wing, was elected
by