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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-04
ALL PROFESSIONAL SOCIETY

ALL PROFESSIONAL SOCIETY 4
BORE Taking them all IN all. the
military cut up better than any other
professionals Inc duclorss miuht be
agreeable; they know vast deal of life
aud, m a way, too, that other people
never see q, but meet them en- 1qasse.
lhey are l.tle better than BODY snatch.
efs' There IS not malay too dreadful.
nor an operation to- bloody, tolell Won
over your soup, every slice Of the rur-
Key suggests an amputalIon, and they
sever wing with tire anatomical pre-.
CisiOu they would cNtIrpute a thigh
bone. Life 10 them has 30 interest ex.
ceet where 70 yergcs un death and from
habit and hardening they forpet that
human nature nature has any other
Phase lhan a source Of wealth to the
medical profession The lawyers are
even worse. 10 listen 10 them Won
would suppose that the highest order Of
intellect was a SIX % in chaicnnary. Thai
trick and stTatagcm were the foremos,
walks OF talent; that 20 brow beat "A moor
man, and 10 coniOund a simpIe o,e
we're great triumphs OF genius; aud thai
the ialrest gilt ofthe human mind Wa
that which enabled a man 10 feign eve.
~ emotion Of charity. boneyoIence. pity
ahg O. grief aud JOY, Tor the SUN OF %
pounds sterling, wrong from abrrct pov
cry, aud OrIeie1 Jy an honest sfi,rnc,'
As 10 the parsons, must acguit Them
honestly oi any portion OF this chargs
u has been my iOuuuc in '---....'
more lIan one visitation dinner. and I
can safely aver, that never. by any az
cIden., did the conversation becuma Dro
iessioual, nor dIi hear a word of u.e
~ during thC u.grmalumcut Country
gentlemen arc scarcely professional.
however The similarity 0l their tastes
and occupations might seem fo warrant
iHr .1ssiiIca.ion--loy bgufuH. grouse
shooting, game preserving. road lob
uiag, raui rNaeuuE, .HuI uHg. lrInr
propcnslucs Iu common They are fhe
s.oucst OF aiI, 8uI tho 0ffs arc Tong
gainst ouy keeping awake after fha con
ycrsaiou has token fa s..F torn into
short horns, Swedish flmIHs. .HHs....Hv
and ~0ufbaBwrs artists Hr. u.Hr....
Iy well enough, irou'F ur fHr.r tar.r
and self c0Uccu. AHTl.H ar. H...H
still lur ditto AMI fua. A#I.ra Hr.
most amusing from lIo l11HHHHf I-.H
stnn t6ry labor under. Char l.. f.Hr zoo.
uu Iu .I'e is unreal, except sHH. ....
place il Convent Garden Hf Uwff lane
1 word. urH.uss.HHa. CO.. H#. Hf.
Usually dc.c..au... fHr .sHI..#.a.s HH.
compose fhrm a..H1 .rs#..H.F aIH.Ia.
bic Ingredients. H.f u...af.H.r a ...
unmINei and saess ..HH rH..I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-04
A. o. FAIRCHILD.
No: 1872 MAIN STREET. WHEELING.
n ~ I'm ~

NO: lJ0 MAIN STREET WHEELING.
DEALER IN
WATCHES. CLOCKS. JEWELRY. PLATED
WARE, FANCY GOODS. COLDS. Sc.
As just received from New York AID Phlla-
y deiphia, cemrlcie assortment of Goods Iu
ms line, among The leading articles are the follow.
Gold detached and Anchor Escupomsnt Lever
Watches;
Gold AMI Silver Lorine Watches;
Silver detached Lever Watches
y" 91aFiier do;
Do Vertical do.
AInbastor. Brass md Wood Clurks;
Gold Guard and Foo Chains; Miniature Cases;
L"rkcis; Dilmuui, Emerald, Cameo, Enamelled
AID Gu.d Breast Pins; Gold. Sen aud plain Finger
Rings Silver Pen, Silver ThImb'cs Silver Spoons
aud Butter Knives, Gold aud Silver SFsciacles.
Also, large assortment Of Zine aud Common
Je"eIyi Gold PeHri.s 8ud Guild Bracelets; Britannia
Ware ln Seusi Buusuiu Coffee Puts Plated Candle
sticks nud Ctstprsi Silver Sugar TOuCs Sail Sppuns
NC German Silver Fable and Tee Spoons; Wallets
Hair Brushes. Combs Of all kinds; Perumcry Razor
STRAPS TpOlh Bru-bcs Scissors. Pocket tu...ry,
kazorsi Accordion Card Cases Travelling Baskets
Toys oi niI s1r~; Lace Edgugs osd luseurngs;
Watch Tools and materials, Spectacle Glasses fued
io old Frames Ufal kinds.
ln cDunCXIUu with other articles usually kcpt bon
taury Stores, winch he oilers 40 Prices % SUIT the
times.
SILVER spoons manufactured a. order and warrln.
let' Watches and Clocks repaired and wIrnutcd
O'defs from The County promptly attended ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-04

The smoke Of The controversy upon the ordination
OF Mr. Carey. having passed away, VIC are now able
To get Prery The facts Of the matter IN his case
and as usna~e fiud things bad as we supposed
Tue expression OF his opinions as published in the
article from the New York American. shows ortha-
doAy OF The most decid, d character. We expect al,
the NOISE about DR. Pussy also Of the same sta mp
We have read his sermon. The celebrated No 90.
and we find Ro'hing to satisfy us that he is oihe
than a good chuTchman
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-04

We are indebted to letter fr, IN friend now a,
h'na"ha urI house for 'he: melancholy li.cu, {
oi the death OF Judge Summers. which we puh'irh
"a another column. The letter goes on to stale
sEdge Summers had recently gone to the SPRING. and
'or some days after his arrival there was RAPIDLY
improving. On Monday last he was taken with a
fever, from which, however. he partially recovered
aud towards The last OF the week severe diarrloeo
attacked hin which terminated his valuable life in
a 'eN hours. His remains b,rio through is
place this morning-ihe bells Of the several church
es court house. SC. were toIled and ..oher demon.
STATIONS Of respect to his memory were perfrmea as
lie CO pse passed TO his late residence for utter
IN ~
Truly an .ther great man has fallen, and Virginia
must feel that she has lost in him one Of her NJ.
hlest suns.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-04
MONEY MATFH&s. Tue n. Y. Courier Of

MONEY MATTERS. The \. Y. Courior q,
IharSday mpruIag says
Inc money Marker continues quite easy. Money
i heeiy offered "n bond aud nlrr'gage at per cent
and Oh Temporary loans and iHvurIe business minor
al ) 81 per cent per aInnm Loans on Stocks are
"hiainrd with The same formerly and Ihe
Banks are as desirou, as ever VI clecIiug invest
meuts.
The rdundancy Of mony sceL ing employment and
the general c"niIde"re NOW tell toy business men
gives assurance ihu: nO material alteration can he
expected on The Mpncy Market foresome time in
cune.
Tue Atlantic d nk Brooklyn. has declared divi.
de"d oil Three per cent payable the ljIh OF Sep.
tember.
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Erom Ihe Rnllimnre Amo.ionn


! INTERESTING LETTERS-R .vuluIinoorv Re.
ilics-Ihe supJnITed leliers of WAsHfvGroy aYd Al
EAANDER IAMiLroN have been bundled us by DIR VIM
Cicndennin ui this cay, Who says "a q mole: thev
we're rescued from desjTuUun ~ an old yXar.hut,e
IN tTedeuckshurgh, Va, lUug owned by Anihnnv
Buck. Esq. aud we're presented the by his son Mr.
John Buck, who reserved one two others equally
as Interesting, though much time worn and parny
iliegible. F'
Washington 5 leiiers are addressed 10 Gen Small
wu"d' Of The Maryland line, and Ills believed thai
Hamilton Is also addressed To him. ia Jugh The di
rectIOn Is lost. The Handwriting Of ,I,. I'll, e
his country, IN the originals. Is marked by its char
acIerIsiIc budn IS and force HamiIun's wiring Is
esible enough but wants ease, aud the lines rom
somewhat ire ularly.
HEAD QUARTERS, Valley Forge. Isl June I779
Dear Sri received yours of the Both Msv A
person whom sent down Ia Chester T., obserye the
movements of the fleets, eli thai place Yesterday nj
dusk. lie informs me that upwards Of one hundred
SAL had come down from PnIIadelphia and thai they
DID not stop near Wilmington but proc eedcd twaTI
TIE Cdpes IL THIS u So q PLAN prnJf thai they
have no design ~ land any body Of men To Ino,esI
sIUres.
Capt Mclean, who c,nmlnds q scouting party on
!hc enemy's line, has been tnis morn q "a neor
Philadelphia Kingston, where he has had a flIl
view OF The hIrhour. lie sa $ very few ships ,e.
NAMED and these chiefly armed vessels H. there
fore. upon sending officer 10 Chester and another
10 Wilmington, you find that the vessels have gone
down and have passed New Castle YOU are rmn,edI.
aiely 70 join me with your wh lie Continental Force
1 uu, dear sir,
Your most OIL servant.
G.. WASHINGTON
T. ;. Bring up your tents with you. and your lirh
- Ia, D
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-04
HEAD QUARTERS. VALLEY FoRar.
ETft Trt... 100 4

F.
jIh June 1873
Dear Sr-ln your last Of the % mt wub which
am lavDured. You al yrscd me that the motions of
The enemies sbI were closely watched THAT 40
sail bad passed WIlmI igOn aud anchored , miles
below New CustIe
A. % is Of much consideration tn note the number
n'i have passed through The Cheyau Do prlcze anil
their present position. would therefore wish lo have
The matter attended 10 with a good deal Of care. ami
communicated a. soon as possible.
Our iniorm1liOn FROM Philadelphia still weargfIa
same lace. ThcI have crossed their wagons end q
quantity 81 pCrk nnJ meat over Corners Fern a
correspondent mentions that their r,Jue ,yiu he
directed by different roads 90 E,iubJruzh. about
'~o miles below Ne" CasrIc Ou the Jersey sidc.
where be learns they mean o., enJlrk-bYt This b.
mere conjecture, um. sir
lyuf very humble spfe't
G.. WASHINGTON.
Brig GeuI SmailN0Jd, PcnusbJroIgh
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-04

IiOPE.-What not hope To mani The vitality
"i vitality, the ldc n his lie the great motive puy
er of all excrrinu the rirar gthcurr Ih, c,nsoIar
the stay. the great hariIc sword thar clcavcs Ihuob
The armor of all aIvcrslucs, The cuuqnernr that
strikes down all onppsIiun, Iramples on revefscs.
hnrsls open the gales Of The Iomb. aud rcads up,n
the neck of deaIh,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-04

ELK ROY Aurr,I 30 NJ
We are cr'f"ed 80 rte CruAry J III. under Tho
char-e of snrHns AMOS = FORWARD. E-l. We
stand committed Ioru Irther hearing uul to- .nnrr,,v
at 10 o'cuch lie mrdc ullAck pom Us at the
pos, uiiice. ahnpi noon.
lmpeiled 10y IhaI principlc-he law Of sclfde-
iehce' implanted 10y Nature "a all her creatures We
Shcl aad sif"cS hII, AID der,lOud tilqt e Will
due. II not already dead.
We iorbiar making any farther stalemonL At
our heauns before Tie magistrate 60 morrow, We
presume al the testimony the case will DO
ehcIted, aud published
~" III an n I'd knows ran regret tie occurrence
""Ie TIA we do yet tao ,ruu Ne vcnture Il, n sort
would I'VE dome "thcrWise Than We did 7, an
hbIh irIeai> hu. iucs, we say condemn ron mini
you understand he matter"
we send IhIs extra, Ia oar exchanges, merely Il,
In"Fn iheH IT the occurrence, AID we respeciIiIIv
ASK our hreih'en OF the press, 10 publish nohinr
iiial VIII operate Ia our detrlmenI until they GET
tar and impartial statement
L S'-Tr"rsaiay m"ra. Gle is dcaI-he JieJ
about III O'c ok last .ht
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-04

II really cannot slhg, believe me sir
was the reply Of a ygvng lady 'to an
empty lop. 81
~ AN rather inclSneG to believe YOU
are fishing for compliments - =.
"No, sir" exchanged the lady, 81 new
err fish III such shall w water"
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e!Ilan I.sll .,..IIIIIII.
All JcClup.

heavy shower OF rain Tell on sunday m,rning
hut the weather still continue. intensely hot. 4 &c
thermometer yesterday. Ia the shade was at 30
degrees, aud ~ ar It gring
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-04
TEMpERANCE MEErINn

The Washington Temp, rance S,crery will meet
al the City Hall this evening at early candle Iipht
lie KeVd w Berry, agent for the Washington
Slate Temperance Society, will address the meeting.
sep4 GEO HARRISON President
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TIE I.OCUSrS.

70 me EfitOrS of the Amsrtcaa-
A fSragtaph In the Amerrran of this morning
Seted from tile Newark Daily Advertiser, states the
isci that "ths eggs OF the seventeen year pcuss are
nov hatehIng, describes the young ms c's, very ac-
enraely except To The sIzr, (which Is represented
To he third Of the s'zc ut a gram oiree. aud cn'
cludes bv oi.sS rving- hIs Is believe, the hrsl
discovery Ul me time Of TIC quIckeu'ng oi the eggs.
Pennit 20 Sate that tiis quickeutug %. the egg,
was DDS overed uHd fully described 10y tue an 1884
lpsNas every pirirul r ntTihc hrbris OF the insect
from the ifme'o leavi me grnund 10 the r,larn 81
the you insect To it in August. a"d until the set
iylgln ol winter, when they disappeared rom view
la'rci. en prepared aAcnmI let- history OF the i'
spcs, embracing every item except the L'caii~n Z"
the various districts of country winch they appear
To eEable me tu complete this part, which. next u
the length Oi time they require Ia complete The cy
Gle oi their cNsIruce.Is the most curious part "i ihe
history, have deferred publishing the work n iul
Ia the preseat time. I have NOW iull miuTnntiur
of the eNsienre at disiincI Districts IN Which They
appear; and twelve of the veuIeCn years which
firm the cycle Of their existence. hope yet 10 80
tam information The appearance ni the insects "a
each of the other five yeas but fear Thai these year
are occupied 10y them ia the Western wIlds.whenc'
the information cannbi bc ohluued uuiil those part
of The counIry more fully occupied toy inhabI
ianis. The years ia which have mt heen able
L. hear OF the locusis. are 1922. 1897, 1882 1910
AMI ISL with their correspp iing terms ui seven
teen years. II any persnn kncws "f their appear
ance in either OF those years shall be greatly oh
hged by the iufnrnitI,u herewith send you
plate representing Tie insect IN all lis stages. Tn
/ egg and The young insect are magnifed one thou
and times. Respectfully.
GIDEON B. SMITH.
BilIimore, Aug 26th, 1913
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-04

AU rOGRAPlI--SuN kS1E RE-rhe Cnroo.
ration OF London recently brought an Aulugraph Of
Shakespeare tor 500 Genius appears To have the
power OF exacins all krIts uf humage from man.
k;ndi and surely S700 is lrne Tor the richest am;
greatest Corporation in the world rc hesroyv upon
an object OF such audahe curiosity and taste as N
Autograph of Shakespeare.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-04

YELLOW FEVER.--There were six now coscs
OF yello" fever admitted To The Uo,piral IN New
Orleans. Oh the 5lh ulr. and five deaths during tho
same period.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-04

) ears OF during the war iu ,Le army ct the Unn,5
States.
To facilitate the enlislmenis You will pui the mo-
n-y u'o the hnnG OF such uhcrrs you may Judge
?rb2er 6T d q occasion.
Zach dran soldier, -uist'ug for three yrafs or.
daring tne Nar plii bouuty OF twenty
dollars. besides the usual allowance uI cluhug aI
ot laud.
Where Ihe enlistment 6r nlrce yeas il ist,
cOm,nence from the eNp'ratuu u TIE time OF service
| tor whirh each man culIs,lug stands nav engaged
You OF the otiirers appointed Toy you noi tc-
enlist hc drafts soldiers belonging ANY bat yuus
own Safe.
Tae u,mes uf he men Whu cullst-ihe t,tnc when
and the terms ior via ch tney engage, whether ur
al yedrsOr daring the WARFARE ali 10 Toe 2arIic9
uarly Noted AMI dO~H, that there Tpay mot lie a.
ny dlspse Or mi IKE Requesting the
! l am, sir.
! Your most uhl't scrvI
G WASHINGTON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-04

TIE New Haven Herald confirms the report that
lhe IL -. Mr. Niles. u. ). SeuaInr from Connecticut
Is """ patient ~ am Insane Assy lnm. and that
ihere Is Ide hope that he Will ever be able ia NJ,
tend 10 public dulIes again
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-04

The election that r'oh place in Rhode Island
last week resulted l., The choice Of he Wing mem
bers of Congress by large mlJontrrs Cransun and
Bu;ler are the members reried.
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London Letters o.
pVeedl
I OF FASHION.

Ick me with surprise
airing has gone Gel
.ot speak for he so.
e not reached their
the other classes cur.
< IS "honorep 81 the
an 'ia The Cbscryanee.
lilons, 90 common Iu
card here evan among
D men, Coal bearers.
be language Of bias
Gus "siiJing scales, OF
a part Of our edyea
her country 10 Is DOT
therefore, that a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-04
From he Cfc2 Wh,r-Er,ro

The iulo ing gives sum particulars ol ~ Ina up-
Pearcd on SIrur lay painful rumur.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-04

| Il IL E has been Destructive hurricane nt NInu
J NEE Ciiy, OHIO Buildings blown down. gtrdens
/ destroyed, &c. &c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-04

NbND RJAhlakS, Oct lsi, l115
ST-wrih ihe money you have drawn from the
foymasicr General, you wl zee your bes, ondoavors
70 enlist Ihe DRAFT from Mlr5llud u servo Ur three
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-04

Dear Generil-By his Exceilcncy's commands -
lu uiOrm that you To- take the command of
the command ui the four baiIaliuns appointed "a una
noeuvre IN presence "i the French NJ ulster. en-
co,c yua The nauueuvres which are 10 re perlorneI
If there shOIld he anything iu them which re-
quIre explanation. though Imagine You wall find
them pretty clear. lhs Bar ron De SIcubcu WI ~uil
pleasure gtNe The explanation f YOU mink proper O.,
apply To him. The baIu.lhons Hish practce these
mlnUeuVres u rnusruN anal the newt day IL we have
time. Cd Henry dare say Nill toe g!ld to assist
the execuInn OF your ord tins OCCASION.
| am, Dear Conceal,
Your N - ob .lirnI sar.t
ALIEN HAMILTON.
AL DC Camp.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-04

OLD TOMB SrONES.-The papers ruentI-n the
discovery of an old tomb ~ near 3 ltImnre. on
which vas inscribed the name uf Ihe decreased AID
the year l724 Some Of orr contemporaries think
that the gentleman died IN the year of oar Lord one
hundred and seyenty-lwO and a half We do not
know bni they are cirrecI; hut f BIltimore was
settled al that lime tUub- owing people, is doubtful
whether the inscription tomb stones were H. quite
such good English Is thai 10 whlcs alusIon Is
made.
The date is, Of course Tor The early pat Of the
year lI2l. But thai cannot be considered very
old. Maryland was sep.el lnug he fore that lime; Il
II her inhabitants rnpIrleL from Britain the bricks
Tor Their dwelling houses, (lni IIey dIi. even -
build them np"n sizes occupied brick yards }
we may suppose IhaIIhey wpull not ia To import
tomb STONES, 10 supply the deficiency in the cart
hpdnry.'
The grave stones in Plymouth H. not. we think.
90 back further than ab az 10; but nr line To
bel eve ihaI there is one OuNbury a hule older,
Though when we last lhs buryrug gT .und Al
needed an enclosure. AMI 50 ne Oil Nbrtaluy To re-
touch the slate monuments that bending or
howIng 10 each Other, In solemn m"ckcry of the
duties they were placed 20 preiurm.
~. Gazette.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-04

Major Noah says IN relation To the
.fyaiIiu 4skkf that CbcSsr are poison.
ovss that f'Sseen the AraGs pa.ch them
ike coilee arhl eat tbeg as god, anC
theSarc thought to be nutritious.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-04

aole from lhts cN.
MIST come cot Of
ranger who patron.
ut. Any one, too.
Servants aud man
rcss. will not BE- sur.
90 high fees from all
eud, Imagine as is
lc wafer dressed ia
ruthei shirt, white
kel lFolar, pumps,
gAes, aud what
30 hose We have
round Us. This
wants dress, Is
the servants Of
gaudiiy array
.u 20 have quite
G servants. OF
dress iu livery but
n6Lti Co mob liIy, but
com noncrs as well, 1
uhle s. u be to disiin
ON thc master. A
'siinction, would
vas ihe gen
NJ in many ga
ore intellectual
Ss / have often
~ fers % ser
g.me las much
81 re,enue
liC.slsm the
lAnsricans,
USED Co o..
suy thing
I'd as % what
cd Oue's bull
ave n, ihe amount
Go added on, accord
n1d general rule,
ach reason 10 com
the tmvgllrr IS OF
orFHymg more
''ap the services
SEEMING 10 im.
LNP1yIng too Ia
Ace, where no
sold, antique
seats, &c.
and Ccuu
The stran-
~.a leel that any
1JssiOw, IS well
eOor widow,
sXhIJi,iug the
~ as Shake
Workman. ia a
Try, Iuiliug and
TO day for lean va
wherewIth TO bug a
ne comfort for has
see noblemen, who
tn. and splcndCr and
snas o. were, public
q rounds aud galle-
~ establishments
y, which indirectly
packets, or else
Pers aud porters
and thus permit
% livery 10 levy
e. public, where
and carry on
j eau hul no
pPctices being
w assume 10 be
did, ana more than
90 - 80 -
uscINUs uOOtC. -
,hc practice Of TAX
e become so general ,
Of extension Of the
Ich John Bull has &C
: every thing that
1u know that servants
% initiate the advices
! think the EnpIish
lat large sums their
Crncd the country,
E taxes and protective
on a littia 10 The
'a, resolved that they
and protect them
a small sum, or as
Out Of every gentle
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-04

We have been called on by sundry persons reIaI
tive To the call Of meeting to nvte TX President
Adams here II fhe call was put ia form we would
cheerinlly publish j.. We have no JoIbI but our
CIT ens would be glad to greet him.
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In Grn'l SmallMnol.

10 Genl SmawOOd.
PS You vii, make a weekly report OF Ihr
number enlisted.
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WHEELING DlA{ %tTlMES.
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 4. 1913.
FoR President N. lo44,
III u y IL YG' e. l. A ".
For vIcE PRESIDENT,
JOHN DAVIS. OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
TEMPERANCE NOTICE.

There will be a regular meeting of the Wo,b.
IngIon Temperance Society held N the CITY Hall.
this evening. Sepiemoeri4ih. There may be some
addresssSeFbect r. F. UEGGE.
Sept 4. Sec'v
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-04

The fountain at Union Park, being ~ full pay
and illuminated with gas lights attracts crow ds OF
visitors and is really splendid affair. new fea-
lure has hcen introduced. 10y tie hiring OF chairs al
Ter he French fashion One Of our Broadway eX
quisItes on WcduesdIy evening. was about 10 &C.
rDmmodarc himself with a seat Those chairs are
tD hire. SIR" sad the women IN attendance. How
much" Two cents coch.' GIVE me i've said
ihO dandy TIE woman collected, and brushed The
chairs. aud be seated himself uu uuo-nung an arm
over he other Iwo--lnd leg Tor each; coplly look
Hut principe cigar. Doc % with iDcJ iDco match, and
rhrs position glzed most luNuriuu,ly uu the foam.
Hg cascade. 90 the infinite amusement OF the by
s.Iufrr- MAY trouble you lor one OGthose chairs
nrH 'liyy" sId one OF Che pedestrians Cant part
H.Ib arv--htred EN- aIl. sir-Mrs Ihinhamy there
v..I accommodate yOu.'--NOlh's a. - HssssH.
rrr.
DIED Al he white l-hur Springs, Grs,n-
.rsr county Virgi1il. 90 Sunday morning, me 9th
hHrusf suddenly. tbe Hon, Lewis SUMMERS. late Ol
s.Hauh1 suI Judge oi the lJh Circuit 900 the lOth
IH| lIaI District OF EugmIl-aRcd 66 years.
IUE RULING PAs-IJN.-A President Judge.
.f many leagues lr..n Cloayeilud Ohio, who had
been promoted from he bench Co a nomination for
0.rerrs. recently closed q slump speech with Gen.
T..HrH. 500 nlI nos retire i1 Charge OftIe COusla.
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BalIimore, Ang. 26Ih, 1913.

rhe yonng insect is twelfth Of an inch in
leng h aud seventy second Of an 'ch IN width
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-04

ne" Snag Boat is operating near The mouth
OF The Arkansas river. The Snng B at in The Mis-.
souri, has cleared the ways high as Portland, on
one side oi the rIver.-One or TWO boats are AT
work between ST. LOUIS and the mouth of The O.
hiO.