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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28

The ia,& Is egia me nop, tutI cas besf sfse CD
Harry" IS Jsa Barre, said when SIM Coani- oesl
ann Of seveauF. Sols to be u lsh The ucofos-s
rhey s'asied no ial.shesds 10 s40. they made no
movement illst did not erstaic against them aud
end ~ svechrow them. They cried Then. "the luck
ngin rs" Now they are a, the old = anne aud the
iack j. Si,ll sgin EN- one of tho latest % The de-
csma'ion Of th- lat, Charles ogle afPa The Glohe
asserted that before his Death he denied that he had
any knowleJge OF The speech punished under h..
,,me un'Il Published; hur hat !, was done by the
sh,gce ,raicomniises asher papcss .rlhe loco foe,
.'lIusl copied the saHder and they are Thus rebuked
- the luirll'geneer ..
'Wuh less than rs usual dhcrimina,ion. tine Penn
syivanan ha5 given currency IN ITS gene rally res
-pscIable colams "a rijicuL.us hoax copied from
anoiher paper. the v~rv shsuriiiy of which sh,Id
warned the editor ofihe p, rnsy vanian asansi
~i-g iusisu'nenisl ma vifculatIlg such shsry. We
rief To- statement respecting ih- celebrated spe e-h
4 The laie Nd Ogie, delivered in the huse OF Rep.
rse,iaiives ia 1910. whirh. IL j. said in the hnar
referred io. tina, MIR Osie denied IN his death bed
having delivered saying that -. WIS got on by ihr
Wing Genital Com1ii,ee Of The city "f Washington
and his nome put Ia ~ ms is author; thsi he imne-
81 atcly informed the committee Of the great rims
iicr they had done him md Mr. Van Buren, Sc ST.
far fnom there heinR any foundation for Ihis sary. "
Is within the knowledge of every then snemb.- OF
The House IL Representatives uai the speech spas
d,isered a. ,eporle and u j. wilhin ar perso. al
kn"wie'lge thai The res,ri OF the work of Mr.
Oele himseisnd vas ir'm beginn.ng 20 end written
by his own hai'd; and hat f any char &c was una de
~ lie report from liz ffsi dranghi, u wa.
through The PersSasson ol irIels go soitrn the sevr-
ray oil SINE os the passages. "a foows of co.sse.
hat the whole story Of Mr. OSl-'s alle,ieed stale
mems during hts last moments it, 81 Ear as ron
Germs the authenticity OF his reported speech, a pitt
lul and contemplate isbucaIioa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28

~ Not being Certain whatsor OF an impression
our new hammer. emblemaae OF snme Of The ~ h,o
principles. would make. until our paper Of yes,eris,
as poi TO press coull not properly hernld !, !.
The w"rld; bot beng satisfied viii the dr.irr
and eHeenlion Of our banner for this canvass, We
'P he Ihs occasion call the attention Of reader. "a
ia a sIR,imsn ofihe handiwork OF our fellow
citizen Lindsay. In irunt the greet Clay BurIr
caught from the grumbIng ofour tcsiy opponent OF
The Richmm'd Enquirer. stands conspicu.ms. |,
VIII c"nin ue through the contest 10 snuud aloud
"'e ch"'ge TO baile. and will serve as joys Iond
herald when ih- fsh won. Aioh on the leil
stands The capital. toward which. our candidate !.
borne on one .oi he maay internal improvement. nj
which he has been the friend aud raron. Win
rail- road speed. The great artery of internal cn,.
'nerce would however. lose nearly oil il. w,r,
merit. Il deprived Of The power Of Transmitting Il,
market The products OF lie earIh the foundation of
all our-wealIh. nay even The basis tspuhIiran
institutions themselves the implements o. werlich
are gathered n the nrh hand corner ready for use.
These imritmrnis. and specimen Of well grown
~heAi ia the shea the great staple Of eur country.
are particularly appropriate 10 head arguments in
support oil Henry Clay. the mill boy of ihe S.ashes.
The Farmer oi Ashland and the Father Of the A.
'Herean System. ~hc desires protect the farmer.
al a 'reo country IN a do.nssiIe market instead OF
sending abroad TO beg for market fnr their produce
which Is always heavily taxed. aud ofien scornlIIy
refused Such i The design OF our bunner manifest
on MS face. We have spread il 10 The breeze in The
most perfec confidence Ihar every hour viii waI
II nearer 10 victory.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28

TEXAS.-We have dates irmn Hocsiotl To The
9Th 'usI. The PresisgeEt arrived in Houston on me
Is h nil. and vas received by salute frvm ,lls
Arsenal aud other usual couries,~s.
Col q w Cooke has recently returned 20 Houston
r'in Bes1r lie c'iiisns The Intelligence that Tho
hexiea"s are es'ubs, hug exielsive military depsis
along tie RI, Gfande
q Murphy. ) Charge d'Affairs to Texas.
asn' a. Ir.sAsngsr nlhe 5 ~ch"'ner al Mas Fl,r.
irom Guives'r. io Vera Cruz ,n.Ihe 26,, Ilt. This
movement excited much curiosity a IL. indeed,
not easily andersiusd.>
The sale vi the Texan Navy lid net take place. as
we'll as uuderslaud according TO n.,JSe
President hOuson has issued a, pro, lsfnaiI.n To
convene the Congress at early Day. al Washing
lci..--N . BaILna.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28

"BikGalN, INTRIGUE, Ann MAN
AGENEN r.-rhe MAY syiIle Eagle OF
saturday furnishes US the following:
Mr.. Adams in bis address on fnesdas
morning 10 tho Presbyterian Csurcl,
of Maysvilse, in responding 10 the de-
claraslon OF Col. Collins, that he (Mr
tdams) had placed Kentucky under deep
and lasting obllg atoms to him Tor hi
noble de 'ence Of her S,aresnaa. in
HIS letter ~ the wings Of New Jersey.'
replied. "a nearly as we c "a recol eel, as
ioilows:
81 thank you. sir, for the opportunity
you have given me of speaking or the
great Statesman who was associated
with me ia the administration at thr
General Governments. al nay earnest SO
liciiat lon--who belongs not to kcntuck :
alone, but to the whole Union; aud Is
not only on honor to ms Slate and
this nation. put TO mankind he char
ges to which you refer, have, after my
term of service had expired, and il was
proper for me TO speak. denied before
The whole country; ard here reirerat,
aud confirm ihst .ieniai, and as exp..c
shortly 10 appear before by GuI. should
those charges have iound their way 1,
the fhrone OF Eternal Justice. will il
the presence Of O.nnipctence pronounce
them false.r
This sole mn declaration or the vene
rab!e man. who must. IN the course o
nature. soon appear before the Judge o
an, nee1s no comment.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28
HlnS

The weather continues uniavornble Tor the Pork
business. Another warm ram set IA ahrni nuun
Yesterday. winch vail make ssrll worse Tue o. er-
ATOMS are "a some exien erlhe less aud Tue rri-
ees - the fri week are pretty well snSrsin-tI We
see some Ssies report d as low as 50 Is Tor lots
averaging less Than hundred g..u,I. though we
had heard Of none such. Yesterday aud DAY be f.re
some very go'd bats came in. Ine sh,,h 800
It's. a lar qoo'aiIon Tor ~hicn wond he 371a2 so
We observed npHher OF I,ads hr,ui ehr over from
Ashhrp"k's slaughter house. Coving,p0 +, esi er,lay
aiietnoon, wlHrh would average 250lis Such are
~osIi 81 5Oa2 SOL. There are NV large numbers
o. Hogs 10 This 'nmeliaie vicinity aud The occar
reFre 20 lew cold days saeees.nn vo.id make
ofsi'ess BRISK among oaJ paeker..--f IL Gas.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28
BlTrLE BETWEEN A RArAND

BNfJLE BETWEEN A RAT AND
CRAB.-1he following anecdote was
related IN 1879. to a respectable individ-
ual OF our acquaintance, by a sailor, who
witnessed the clTcumstancc. The sailor
IN company with several persons, a,
Sunderland, short time before. pe rceiy-
ed crab which had wandered 10 some
distance from the water side. 4n old
rat on the lookou: for food, sprsng from
his lurking place and seized the crab.
who IN return raised has forcep claws.
aud laid fast mold on be assailaat's nose.
who--whcn opportunity offered--hasti
W retired, squealIng a doleful chant.
much surprised, no doubt, OF the unex>
Pecied reception he had experienced
The crab, finding Itself at literty. re-
treated, as speedily as crab cSuid do. 10.
wards us owa element; but in Short
space ct lime u was arrested in ITS pro-
gress oy Mr. hat, who renewed the con-
test nnd received second rude embrace
iiom has antagonist. The rat, as De.
fore, relreated. bemOaning such yIolent
treatment Frequent und severe were
The attacks; on view Of his enemy, The
crab always prepared FOR action, BY
io'Ni'S MS lore claws an threatening
attitude. Alter n bloodless contest Of
hail an hour. the crab, though much
exhausted bad nearly reached the sea,
"hea the RAJ, almesl despaIring Of con.
quest, made last and daring effort 10
overcome his antagonist, and succeeded
Ito use the seamen's term) in capsizinr
his intended victim, situation OF when
the rat imu edlately took advantage. seiz
ing, like an aOle general. the vanquished
prey, and dragging the creature by the
hind legs proceeding backwards) into
his den. Aiter a short interval the crat
made his escape, and appeared to the
Spectators, mutilated aud deprived oil
most Of the small legs; the rat soon fol-
lowed la pursuil Of the fugitive, and
forced him back to his den, where. no
doubt, RECALLED bis wife aud family.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28

" msssrs Knowles q Chcesenan. whose name.
appear below, aie old established merchants n
hno~lesvilie, Orleans couny. N Y. Proofs OF ihs
gIea' superiority Of Dr Wisafs Balsam poor IN from
al paris ~ tho country. NOlhiHQ can equal Il,
success ~ relieving human suffering.
kNowLEsviLLE. June 90 f8f3
This y ill cefiiiy ihsi have been Athletes with
Liver Complaint general debility. aid Gain ,n
my side. if several years and iof eighteen m utb
bad heen unable % DO any eork 10 December a.,
le"mmenced taking Dr. Wisfsfs Baissm Of Will
CheffY' aid ioond 'nmeiiais relief from g. ssoo
hegan 20 gao strength. The pqin m my side VA.
relieved; and had also q ooaqh which .,,,,.l
eafed IN lev weeks BY lhas msdie,oe
ANNA % HOPKINS
The shove eeFiifeais strictly correct
KNOWLES q CHEFsFNAV
Sold 10 .Whesliug. by JCRUMBtcEeR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28
CANAL MARKL,r

RECEiPfS-fy t,,ral. Yesterday 323 bbl Flour
BOB do WhIsk~y, ly7 DO and IS hall do Esecl. 55
bfIs lislow u de- klax-esd. do Cluverseed. 10 10
Lani. II do ,nseeri o.. ) IL Dred apples. 100
lbs liyies. l5.00u Conn Yarn aud Baillng. 20 emp.
" harrelr. sasSengeFs down, 10
FLOUR-Wns wiih,,ai mach aciiviiy, The re-
ceip's w"ntoi al S3613. aini ,nspeelIo.l. No sales
worth r"iie'ng the Cay Mill.
wHIsKEY--rhc fseeiPis ~ere aiken resd y at
l03 aloe.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28

The 'Liberan Hoiel. on immense v odcn build.
ing a. New Haven CT. inhabited by gang Of de.
graded Sicious bioobs and whites. which mas teen
inf long lime 'ool ulcer tie isir chararler "A
that city, was burned 10 IN grouud on Saturday
morning a-i No efIon was msds by HE citizen, 10
eFiiuguish The flames
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28

GEORGE Hit is said the King.
alter the close of the American .revolu
'tonary war. ordered thank sgiviny to
be kept throughout his united kingdom.
noble Scotch divine, in the presence
OF his majesty, inquired for what are
we 10 give franks, tina; your majesty
has lost thirteen OF his best provinces?'
he hing answered, No sis il then,
the divine added. that your majesty h as
lost 100000 lives of your sub lecrs in
The contest! No. nor said the King.
is It then that we have ex pended aud
lost a hundred millions Of money, and
for the defeat aud furnishing of your
maIesty's arnsr no such ihingr said
the King pleasantly. What the u is he
object of the ,hankshiviogp 'Oh gre
THINKS Lk0t u rs aO lcoYse .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28

The s.. Augustine. Fla. News Of tbe llth ins,
says--On Wednesday lasi. me 20 The nerro housss
on he plantation 81 Slmael n. Whiafns situated
upon The North river, took ere AID Uaa oially con.
sumed. Two negro chiidfsnone Eve end he oihcr
= year and half u age. we're within ~ lhe time.
and - rapid were he flames lhat 81 attempt. 10
lsscne were m vain. they beiongsd 20 Air. wsl.
lioIns
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28

THE IMPORTANCE or CORRECT SPILL
INC AND PUNCTUATION. -Aeietr-ysnan .nre
recei, ed ~ has puieii Iole. whi,trse rrsd 10 has
c,une eesii,n. as tollo~ss
"Mr. ". B.. having been gone g ira lime u.
SEE h,swne. desires The insyers e ihis elur.h and
conerrgaiion" - ---eSs-
By the nIs-reli;ng Of WORD. and the mi~rpises
ing ola comma.he sense is deslIoyed. aud serious
matter made tndicrous. Boys. correct u.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28

The NewarS Da.iy AdvenIser "A, Madeira Nuis
are 'alsed IA that city. liner lhan in ne,r ra.
tive tinlaie. aud the editor has received from a
fr'en ~ Newark. The Iriit of harh grown from a
nui p - e. sO'ne years asa. equal any lie had
ever >tctI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28

RA SUPERB ARriCLE.-A very Gu.
ri0us and superb article was exhibred
a.. the secssg fair OF ase American Ia
stiiuie ~ Nov York. ID was an ottoman
10 AL appearances, but on lady al,
tempting % ~ upon IL. IL few opc she
cushion settled down. add Il became a
sOmHvous armed chair. Touching a
spring, up new a reading dress, and a
gilded branch for candies. Touching
another spring, the reading desk disap-
PesieJ, oad lol dressing mirror pre-.
sonted itself, renociing back The lovely
features winch looked into u. but rise
moment while We smooth the cushion
Another spring is touched, and now u
is a bed 81 for a Princess to repose on!
~ The Brother Jonathan observed, IL
was manufactured coqueile, done 10
ak and mahogany, changesbls as the
vind, aud heaaiiiu 10 eYsry ehange!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28

M4INE--MORSE ELI crED.-we learn. from
P-'vafe sonree. 'hai complete returns irom the
Fourth. or The famous gsrrymandered Gomez dis
lric show 'hri Morse. Wing. has been eec,eJ 10
Congress. by msJorny oi 35 eveiy iL.sg. THIS
u niVs surprising as'd- remarkable bIuini.h.
hosf A Lar.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28

S" waher Rsle'eh la,d The foundation Of his for
tunes by ii'fo ~i"g hrs elsk spoI 81 mud. lof
Q.een Eizsheih 80 walk ovsr Il would appeal
'hai ehisaify aHd gaianIry extinct ~ Eng
land. tor when recently Qoeen Victoria visited Cam
bridge the crimson cloth Oh which her majesty
walked being iVu'd 10 sheri. The unirr gradures
took "a 'beir gowns aud laid them do~n Tor be-
Mejes'y 10 vain on. she ackuow iedged the eom;,p
'nens Wnh gracious sn8lel
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28

ADAM BoaN.--fhs inal Of his man. indicted
Or the murder Of BIS wife, near Reiaersloun. lost
spnng. going on before Balunors Comfy Coari.
Il eEeiiss, a. might be -eeiei m The eircumsan
COS which brought iho murder o. light. good deal
u interest
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28

There are two silk Gsciories 40 operation in Rich.
mond. Indiana, which manufacture the hes, s,lk ~,
ladies' dresses, gentemcns vests baud erchielssc
Aneher fact 10 connection with this thriving town
y haiti does not any establishment or The
veRing Of ardent spirits by r,tsd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28

CANADA - RESiC NATlON or TIE Gov
ERNO Iii was tcpuried i, Kins.t. on The IAN
ins' that Sit Charles MeIealf had resiered d gov
eFnnent u The Canadssand Will ,niued iaely return
home. Severe lndispOsIon is assigned rs ope cause
for this step
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28

The case Of adam iicrn. for lhe murder of bis
wife. was still before the cour, in BaliImore. on
Saturday. II was thought it would 60 10 the jury
on Monday.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28

The harmony Of loeoiOcoSm. as we'll a. ne de-
echey. Is eIempIlfied BY the N. Pieban. Ahich
thus r,joiees over the conviction ond imprisonment
u us compainot. Mike walsE
Since the reni'eDiiary has claimed lie Own. gen
iemen may now 60 INTO fammany Hall
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28

| THE GREAT PYRAMID OF MENPIHS-A
lDEATIi BY FALLING FROM H. Mr. Ciii,nn.
our Turner Counsel at AiexaHiria hs- beel deliver
rug series OF Interesting Lectures in the Northern
Clues on Egypt and The Holy Land. ga one of his
recent Lectures he slated The following facts Of the
Pyramid near Memphis: 'Ihe g eat Pyramid s built
ol blocks al Cut Limestone. quarriec a me LYMAN
Rock o. which il IS ballI The blocks vary hom
? feel inches 10 4 iee 10 inches ia hcirhi Itwas
tased with blocks IL hesuniui While lnnelioue cut
10 The quafres OF 'rOorah. distant between and 20
miles on the Opposite sIie oi tue river Colonel
We discovered these easing stones and the PAVE
ment with whirh the Pyramid was surrounded--
The masoHry Oi this AMI the beauty of tie
pavement surpa~es belTei; II out OF human power
~ exceed II! Il Is lined INSIDE with MASSIVE polish
ed granite bisRks which have been beo,ght from
the iiss' caarart. 640 miles distant. They are OF
oil sizes. from fur leei square ten feet long by
Two tets inches Ihirk. AID 5Ifsd Lgeiher wnh
pecispn 80 extraordinary that j. ouen difficult 70
iud The john: In April lS3 an Engli n traveller.
named James Alaze. threw himself fr,tn the hasiern
side oi tins sIsUeiuie. HIS companion and himself
were siansliBg on the top. aud whilsT ths former.
bach vas mrItd Nisze must have fallen, for, on
mining round and missIg hin. he ran 10 The edge
and there saw Maze lyIig the 5ih step from The
top. evidently ~ extreme agony Ban, before he
could reach ham. the unfortunate man uttered a
groan. and rolling heavily down fom sles TO step,
The boi col inued 70 descend nh acceseraIed force
ont u 20 ched tne bsloIn. mas Of bleeding mat.
ter. THIS - The auly instance ga record of death
ir"a n toll irom the Pyramid. and as ia The case of
this individual there Is every reason TO believe both
from the sayings and homogeneous ef Maze beiure
he went from Cairo that the ACT wss premediialed
% may be inferred iha with common cau,ian, there
- NO danger VA ascend descenl.if The traveller III
allow hIs Arsb attendants 70 take him % in their
own fashion,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28

The 81 Louis Republican. comes 10 Us enlarged.
and ia an sniire new dress. Il now stands on par
IN size aud Appearance with The CiDcisnnti Gazette,
aud v'ry Hear with The New York and EsquTsL-
Ne reJo'co that thai able PAPER is ia prosperous
co.dIipn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28

BY LAST NIGH'r,s MAIL.

The Juryin the case OH. Fenfiinos~ c.oper. VS.
j. Watson Webb. al Fonda. being the 81 trial. havs
brought In a ver'ict for defendant -,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28

ALUM AND CHILDREN vs.. FIRE! I'VE CON-
nae d The iotl~i1g 10 the attention al parents We
scarcely open paper. but q mechanically stat. mcnt
al = child burnt attracts onr ob-ervuiiun We are
n'debIrd 30 she Louisville Dime Tor the anne xed
iacis.-SheL6y Mems
The danger aud difficulty eau very easily be
avoided 10y the OF alum.
'Nhea clothing are washed they sl'onId be rinssd
"n' oi alum wa'er-Ihe 81 uiion should be made
'olerably s'r'ng. II The ciuihiEg. which has been
newly washed should fsquife siarca The alum may
Be pat IN the starch waer.
Alum should've used on all oecaso s; il renders
he cl"hing lire pr'of. elDIhiug alsur house
az sirsmbOas made OF Guitar. -liaI he mpregnated
with alum. For Instance. he'd aud window curtains,
&e-; such articles generally having much lruglng
about Ihea.
This hin'. IL attended tS.~i prove perfect safe
~ 10 cishmz IRON Ere
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28

deadly Gre an inmedii civ ssappls hand 10
hand with the foe-wLich sJH decided the isie VI
The day..
Alter the uciicn was aver The c,,onrl semonssra
Ted with h'sn. good hamurely. t'r killing any
OF IN eeneuiy. EI .t ~
why. >ucket" said IA .ihis Mas altogether use
less, bait the number would have snswered
every purpose How c"'ns 80 10 cause such use
less waste of human iiies
"Do'i knew hnw i, Vas. c. lionel" replied the
preacher; ~we only ised .nces and rather lhiak Al
wac because their time lad ecmev -.-a.s.-.s--...
sucket is still living. ami breaches To this day. in
oi the Western Sia'es.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28

J. 'reesdale. Eco. wbo has been hauling Iocs6oco
ism IN Morgan county. Tor several years. rs editor
Of the Wing Standard. hns become partner in and
Editor Of The Ohm Safe Journal. lie viii conduct
lhnf paper wlIh vigor and abili,y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28

THE TORONTO MUROER-rbe sentence ot
Grace biarks.convieisa vim Nc Dernm II a.e snDr
isr II Mf kumear. has heon t1nmuied 90 imon.
anmeah 90 DE. Faf We! And siie Young Eli of
i9--iiksiy % I've f'ry yoaaof msro. Biusf indss5
@ ~ f-ah u cums.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28

W The following ode pro ~ need by Cole.
ridge he Of the beet he ever rsad. TIE anshot
NJ it u Mr. Pringle. Who 6r.asrly travelled IA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28

BEQUEsts.-Ni' Horace 4 Haven. oi P,ris.
mouth. Who died lssi week, has lea $1,000 10 liar.
ward College ior the purchase % backs on nuihema.
ICES and astronomy; % 0OO 10 ihe Portsmouth Arhe.
nenmi 81 900 10 he New ilamp.hire Bible 8 ciety;
900 t'ihe Portsmouth, sesmens Friend sociely;
$500 10 ne souih Parish Sunday School; $500 TO
the town q Portsmouth,, tie interest 10 be annually
divided a'nsng fle four scholars Of sir,sr The pobe
o. private schools, Who shall excel IN rertan spsc,
ded Studies. Nc Hsven twenty one years Old
end became Of sge TO have possession of he proper.
" bui lev days beisrs bi. death.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28

The Cincinnati Commercial miss-locates The story
Of his Mis- is bree,hes Il. as well a. some other
affairs Of Like nature. Occurred 10 Pillsburgi.. nor
wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28
4 tOMMON sENSE ASKS y hy ere lhs
~ sTAlNBURN PILLS
supefioI 10 al slheFg
EXpfRIENCr. ANetvrpo


seeen.e IN he fri rlsre they m, r.,r-a--s .r,il
o' t"ENFf SEVEN vegsaiie Ingredients. md
n7'"ns out ne eSincis from those isarediee,s ihs
sle' p."'elea as Hose Which irfilaie ne r,ssssu
rnno'' doing good. are not suffered " sntss into
heir composition
!" no 'econo place, they nix with oar daily food.
'"u While hey open he bowels. give pns ana
strength % 'iie digesiigs organs.
lhifdB because fhey excie 80 action the stomach
'n1 bowel'. ibs Great purfsrs Of i6s sy,iess. and
'a"y ~ every INJURIOUS excess Of mailer depasusd
whether Of Improper food or hillary sscrsiioi,s; and
foufhly' beeauss hey require 10 extraordinary
s.e ~ del - cpibing. ihs body leuit les su.osp-
ioie Of eold when under their naenco Than 81 s,.v
70 her lime
so'd oi 'he dice s3s Br.sdway. ny. Price Is
cents per boE.
Fof ale ~ JOHN n. THOMSON.
e. ne bsok Store ~ w .. Rohs.
A'o ~ Wv R1SsEF.
nys y so,as Fbesiina
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