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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-23
The Universal Medicine Of Life

. W DitANDNEIuS FILLS may 10 said TO be "Ia
Universal Medicine Ui Life ~ they cleanse amp pUy 10
blood strengthen and gorate the nerves and ne
perlectnp OF digestion, by which avoid mel. ncho if
prevent the creation Of those humours ~h.h We -"
Efyspelas, ScUrvey, GoUt and Hose jmy dftgs eve
which the Stone aad Grnvel is formed within u.s.
his now well understood that the Brandreh PHI, h"
cured thousands OF hopeless and helpless persons even Wien
the first physicians had prom them be ond Oh hSnit
means OF relief II is only known that Ls Bafd
reh Pills DO oUng, but it is also understood Bow It
cure; that by their purifying effect the blood ha'
restore the body to health
The value OF this medicine Is becoming more and no'
manifest IL IL recommended from family 10 i1mly If
Iandreth Pills remove in almost imptfcepbe m'fhtr
az no1ious aecumulations, and purify and l9'goan
Inconvenience Being Composed e1ilrey Of ysesbe, lie,
90 mol expose those Who them TO Danger and then d
'ecu are certain as they are sautary They dsy 'hs
saiey administered TO infancy youth mlHbood ADD old
age and to women in the most critical ono delicate ent1n-
stances Ihey do not disturb choke The animal lsee'
lions but restore their order and re establish tier hsah
The BIaDdreih Pills sold al 25 oegls per boz p'
Biandrcth's New England Office
~ HANOVER STREET -
Only place in BOSTON for the TnvE PILl'
, " To Bg REMEMBERED ihst each ofths .ssss'
ma. upon It THREE COPYRIGHT LABELS
nS' eaoh label has two signatures d Dr. "s!A'
Ahe there must be upon each boz three sgnsuisi, '"
An ihressIgnnturcs, thus
BENJA dIN BRANDRETH
.l 10 ,he labels are full Of small printing d'1' 10 70
teeie being the labels nearly three hundred mP-
Ions Of HtnjsmIn BrandretL's p,lls,
/, AHEN1S for his State IN Rutland County,
'uNaho, w T.. &. SiOddard Orwell, A. l.. CalAh.
-, RIPLEY a. Bailey Pawlet, " IN Is sbeid's.
''s"uoh' Ira button. lPiitsiofd, IlsHfy smsse'.
"afren q Bliss, lFoultney a Bhss,
'A'endon, O. d A. Builafd lanes q R,ehsr'e'
hitchcock & Morgan sbrewsbsry .JohaBseiHAr"
1s''etoh' Hodges q iiawkins sndbyy, Ira u rsham,
49,, Il. yimesoB. lTlamoath \. ssv5"
utiiRgsylle, Brown & Dov WaIIDgf.,d : Ossssad =
'ahby, :. g. n. J. smith. Lsphan. ysIA u.
Enoeb + Rogers. Wells, Allen Grover,
airhaven, 4. q j. G. Allen Iyestta,es II. Arasfsti
l'ddI.towR, :. g. Bruce = snHh.
'fwsil. W Chipmpn A. Co vyit.b,n \ \ De- 4GSest
nose a scqls are likewise supplied with
BRAN DRETifS EXTERNAL REMEDb
Inch 10 Pronounced b. those 4. no haze made nal
BooH 10 HE Human Rare q. "
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-23
~ H. DOWNS
Vegetable Balsamic Elixir.

VNHIS is unqucstionably he best medicine extant
Il for the cure Of Coughs, Colds, Consumption.
Asthma. and oil diseases o. the LuSos. II is Who'll.
y unnecessary to give any Of tho thousands of rec
ommends that have been given in favor of this med
icine. As guarantee TO community the subs eli
Der will here state iha, he sells none except that
which is furnished by Curtis & Butcher Of ST. AL
bans. w., who are the General Agents A large
supply is now offered for sale, wholesale or RETAIL
st the Rutland Bookstore by
1910 w. T.. G. STODDARD.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-23
N + DlClN { s.

nR. Msffu's Cough Drops, Tooib.Ache Drops,
- Eye-wa,er. and Liquid Balsam, are the hes,
medicines offered 10 the world f,S the OF
those diseases for which they are recommended
UJ'See tho Agents Show Bills OF description.
FOR sale by Burt d Mason, and G.. +. Hodges,
Rutland; Caleb Hall, Clarendon; $. Townsend,
Wslnaiord; s. e. n. J. Smith, Banby; ]. o.
Richardson and Noyes & Harris, Popltney; NJ. C.
Langdon e. Co. Cas,lc,on; Hitchcock q Morgan,
esi Rutland o2.is
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-23
whOltsaie drucgists and sole ,y,s,, ~
DR.. LIBBY.s BITTERs.

IH' ~ LAesy has msds an important discovery in In
o. me''eee and the physiology Of the human ,y,
o. mofe imponanee 10 The ellbeiHg and health Of ih
easnei ss dssbtsd by the .eep,ie.I
shah no~ proceed TO state Ia What INV theo,y al i'm;
sseese's consists, ssS asti. piyseiT that shat
49, :" @se ~ eies' that the docifise ia true Bef,,e
1890, "e,Ig THIS Wish 10 explain oae word ~h,eh,
uNe He9sea' oeeasaas 10 make Use Of wa ;eetetos
SS'eoes mean that part Of The animal ,eoaom,
sn'eA svpPes the aS'ds Of lLe bod, a. 70,
"". ~ ss 4, hs'd and - seere,,oh Of the Liver
q, d.,a,s s .s.s origin 10 suppressed inperec,
~'f-N'SS ''Sfe"oe o. .aIlous ofgass
CoMsToCE 4 TYLER
wholesale eIussist' and sole agents. Nes yo,l
HoslsfS w oosisf. Poghns,fs Taw,...l :. a.,
DsHisis a Bell. Rstlsrd IJahn ~ So - .n'ngiofd
tteafy siDonds rltlsford In M ~, Ss'oey
Ssyes A Hams. Poahaey Milo ~ NhaoA
AhsH Clever, Wells " Geo. ~
L. gstasesoA. Caslelss p co. .ip"eH
Senes J. SAITH, Daub, n 'n"hrA
a Ballard, Clafend.ui n. 80, pshsJ s9fssrh
a. Lsnbsrd, fs~lst tN" S-eD9s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-23
Hygean Pills.

II liam L. CHENEY. standing County AGENT
h. etp constantly on hand various sized bores
o'Z', DO 81, &C. 90. Persons tl,at ba,. n..a
oss Pills, know the utility Of them and ,bev ssi,i
rscomend themselves. Also. '' WIN
MhermdH'. Cough and Worn, Lo.,ns-,
-nd 'he Poor Mans Plaster" for lame side bacl
Agents. June 20. 1913 o,''e
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-23
w orm LozenoeS

DkFPARED a, the labo,,,or, .f c..-..-
Duieher ~ Adams, VI. Tbess Ior.o.ss
are oeeidedy better Than Sherman, or any 90,
20" "a Use They are pleasant 90 the ta.,. 80
ne sure cure iof worms, and many othe, d,..s.a-
p.i,.'.a,s,'soid at whole,sie and retail a, ,hs
STODDARD.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-23
New Grammar

,ss r ~ Of Ehelish canmar. eonpr,.
hsh ofs@a.rs e1tam, vii, Co.. 'I p Lns-
fns Ahl syGiai, for Ihe use OF .osds,n,a. IN ~
g. sennoa sehoois-by Rev. Peter Rai',@' y 'na
.s.' ooeA Possesses .dv.n'ases over ever - ~
.ss 70, ~. n -, '.s sa.o.ss matter which II contain,
III up foI sslssl lbs Ratlsnd Bool.,o,s -. |"
'" T. c. sToDDARD.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-23
Popular Medicines.

hIsse.s Itch Ointment, Russels Stomach Bu.,s
Soloen baliers, Circassian Hair Dive: Lew. Tan,t
r onee'' bears and Buffalo Oil, Ross Eve sal.e'
ici,ss 80 ~ bilious Pill' Any OF the above med.
calling on sA's OF fe'aiI by
t3.Is N, ~ ~ ,,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-23
DIR. LlBBY's VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS.

Are daily efeeling soma Of the most astonishing and
deful crss that have been known-ia
@! ~eir. ihcy have become shining mark against
zach al the Of disappointed hov envy sschsr.
hsbeness evelcd without distinction The town and
eoaatry alike 6le with their praise Tue palace and
the house alike echo with their virtues In all cli-
mates, usdef all Temperatures they still retain their won
derfu powers and exert them u0aered by age situation
They simple 10 their mid In their actions
thorough 10 then operations and usrvaled in their results
COMSTOCk g. TYLER.
Wholesale Druggists and Sole Agents, New York
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-23
CHEESEMAN'S
Arabian Balsam.

II 40 teen known and appreciated for the -efic,.
- eioIs and peculiar properly it possesses for
'u,e VI every Kind Of ,oeunds, BRUISES, Sprains
ana sores, and is never failing remedy for acute
and CHROME ltheumafisn. This Basam afford. i'm
nheoIse Iehei Tor coughs and sore lungs, pain in
me soe aud breast, weakness in the back and lo,s
shu is warranted 10 cure any case Of the PIE, or
nn'uia o' however long standing when every thing
esse nss ls'ied' This mountaineering Basam viii
restore ~'mb or persisted limbs, stiff joints, or nunb.
ness 10 any part Of the body and is sure and plea.
an' application TO Burns, Seaids, Sore hyoaf, ana
QH'ns'e'' Numerous and respectable ctrifca,s,
NAY oe seen "hefe II has effected entire cure in
all the above cases. Being prepared in scro,J'..
WIN strict and well established chemical laws r..
reputation has been and still is onrard and is now
eA,e's'eIy used IN all pats ofihe United States
for sale by DANIELS BELL Rutland =
Jameson Css'lelon; J. Beausn & Son West ponI,
ney Wheeler d. Swallow Pswls,: u Ands o.t-
~ Warren & Bliss Brandon; and IN ~
the villages IN the county. ,a' ~ AL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-23
Take Physic csily-Med,cine comes too late,
When the disease becomes inseterste.

Recommended by the Faeu!iy-LiJ6ys Pills.
by long experience theAe PiLs have been proved b.
thousands bo the best aud safest Fam, hitler
TO dscorered At all Of the year they win be
ssry valuable to all who with secure tbeme
sickness They aks sale Tor children Tor any
Cd 81 1ic and require To diet or 10 cloth
sag bioss anc Liver eoAlPisinis dyspepsia
nervous dAeascs SEX headache aud all diseases alsing
from impure state Of lhe blood OF dsodered state o
The stomach 90 bowels speedily removed by taking them
I@nS'ssen seursy, cosvesess and It's con
80 ,'s,'- -'-s .hsSlsaaSfJasx 4srs ,.sE ,,','
wholesale druggists and sole syants NeU W
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-23
Whites SaIye ~

III Bt asen used with beneficial effect in c,ss
1,a n ,h pain 10 he bress sank eases OF
bruises re, eso' ague In The face, sores
.nd has ELECTED Su even dsoas when frs, coming
have slso found il equally :, a mo@en iee
Ru,ls"S for sale wholesale and ietsiI ~ :, nor
1910
sTODDARD.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-23
DR. j. Z. BANGS
fenOvating Mixturc

i ns,,;c, lure OF rheumatism Ulcers Of all kinds
leos pm.uiary liberated throat, nos,rls. Zee, -.
every ",s. and all diseases Of the skin. and
PTe' IN It's most aggravated form. sure cure for
, sna retail at The Rutland Bookstore by "hoie
SrODDApD
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-23
NOIICE.

An s in'o Tue enclosure Of the subscriber ON The
IS'h inst, foer yesrlIngs-two red ,tee,. e 'ne
REQ sho one er'nde heller The owner j,
s' !" pay charges and take them away.
C..,l.,o, ,o.l n. y. i. FAREWELL.
wv 1857 siic
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-23

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may, Tor they ATE pleasant A., liz "s We W.
tahdy' AMI possess all the props tt,, ,,o,' ''i1'sN
INC" hen SICK Dr. SnraNAS san e,p,,nr, N, s'rI
and Member cf the Medic al Soci,,, Il't
York aud has abandoned q large and uc,,' Wv " W.
enable him To introduce Medicine in ;h, paaH b
rive years experience and the consp,n d. U' t't
Jono oouot and uncertainty. '"'h y
WORMS CAUSE DEATH
And many suffer iot months and eve, co.,
"n""u' susprct'ng the cause. The, ma, bc -. RI.
oan o'e"n' picking a, the nose. e6aw inv Of "A. Y
Pa'encss about the lips aud flushed rb,,t Wv "ahAti
grinding of the teeth pain ia the sio, ,,"s u Ne,
JOINTS, flashes Of heat cbllls drowsin,ss 80 uaf nd
.aste 10 'hc mouth dry cough r,cfishncs, ,o,, 70
ote fcnnness itching Of the arms &c ~ ,"''.'''pr
cases these Lozenges have cured 4. H., "' "ello''
failure has never been known ''''eu'" 'si
MY HEAD WILL SPLIT
Is often said by those who arc ,ub,ec, a. -
Shermans Camphor Lozcnge. will cure an, "'so'oht-
how bad In ten minutes. The, cure p,io, 40 @',ef
Heart, Sea Slckrtss, Lowntss ul Spuis n,na,s " -
iigue aud most Nervous Diseases tn ba, "a
Inc, dI.pe all the distressing symptom, Of night. l
patton, Keep Up the spirits and enaLc per,,, ~ ,S
groat mental aud bodily toll. They cnabed Geo NJ
ing,on DIXON TO walk ~ hours wnhou, tr,t ar ,I,,. r.
said be could not have done it without them. T -
MY COUGH WILL KLINE
Say many and still they go ncglecting II tl "a. .
swallow them mp. Shemans Cough l.cacncc. viii ,s~,
datefy ailay all ordinary They cure III, mos, M
nate recent ones IN lew hours and never fail ia do a.
10 asthma, whooPng cough cough attending mea,l,, End
tighness al the chest they give instant relief In Cuu,n
ton where death has not set his zeal these Loreope,
restore the bloom TO the haggnid cheek and health IA M
otherwise lost patient They have cured ptca, man, ,
sons that had been given up by their pycians and ma,
lher celebrity Tor curing coughs and colds 50 qurl IA
easily Is known Throughout the civilized world nd u,
demand for them is beyond the reception of aH Oh,
think OF five or sr Of these Lozenges us 10 tie
common sugar plumb curing The most d,.,feuu
coughs in lees than thirty minutes.
RHEUMATISM AND LUMBAGO
ram and weakness in the breast, side back or aoy pr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-14
BRE KING STEERS OF RUNNING
AWAY.

a farmer who had exc apgcd oxen
with another, found that he had come
IN possession Of a pair Of real cut AMI
Hn' fellows, = pair hat were not slow
neither, nor very particular as to the
time or occasion Of showing their speed
TO their proprietor.
Being in the woods one day, Just rea
dy to hitch TO II log, they started for
home, and he afie them in pursuit.
he oxen having many feet the start Of
MIN, aud the more feet TO apply as loco.
motives, soon won the race, and wouldn't
'heave to- tlll the barn yard brought
them up. no owner said nothing 10
them when he arrived, but su pplied him.
sell with an extra number Of chains.
and drove them quietly down again TO
the woods. lie thCn put all tho chains
he had together, put one end round a
tree and backing the oxen, hooked them
on, and then turned away to other bust
ness. la a few minutes the oxen START
again, aud being elated with their
ormer success, started With more 'steam'l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-14

appointed chief herd IN the Cas- Hope
However, to take any payment from
you, To rob D OF your harI won uen
ny fee, would be diSgracelul. No, no.
| will take nOne of Nour wages, bul
there is one thing | will take il YOU are
willing. and which I hope will make US
both happy for life And what NAV
that be, Tam now that you're turned Il
grand head shepherdr i will take
said he, yourself, but mind I do not ask
you as a recompense for "a paltry watch
no, IN my eyes, our worth is beyond
all estimation. If you will agree " be
mine, let it be done freely: but whether
you are willing to marry me or not,
from this time hence(orth the wa;ch is
never more to be spoken of
What followed may be easily imagin.
ed. Tam and Jenny were married a.
soon as tho plenlshing Tor the cottage
Al the Ca $ Hope could be prepared, ana
at the wedding. the story of the watch
and the potatoe pot vas made the topic
Of much conversation by the assembled
company. The las; time We visited Jen
ny's cottage we reminded her of tn,
tran SaciiOn.
'Houts,' said she, eth us an auld story
now. The laird has been sac weel Tleas
ed WI the GUIDE man, that he has gi'er
him a present o. that eight day CLOCK
there; 1t cost eight pounds in Jam,
Lockle's al the east port O. Dumrries
and there'nt the like in all the parish.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-14
'alfsHMEElEAlEH5uiEElH
PENKsYLVANIA ELECTION.
CHEERING

PHILADELPlIIA-Seott. ns.IriIy Tor n,nyor i,
270O.
M'MirLasl. Wing. rleriCd Sheriff.
CONGRESS.
Ia the lst District. T. Joy Erru.. Wing. elected.
I'll District. } X lngrrsUii - hI. elected.
Sd Distinct. the contest and The result. doubtful.
4th. Conrad. Wing. DvlI-VeJ la he elected.
ADAMS y YORK-Ne.. independent lUcl,
elected against The regulnI nominee.
FRANKLIN CO-3O0 major for The wings.
DAUPHlN-Whi. Ticket elected. Ramsey's
maj, in DauphIu aud Lebanon InuO.
BUTLER COUNTY.-F"r Senator. Sullivan has
1895 AMI Neglsy S75. Eve districts terminating TO be
heard from.
Mr. SullivAn's majority ia Butler 10 probably sl!.
fac. snI 10 secure his election.
BuiiingiJ.i. The viii. Candidate fr COngres. has
lOO naJOriy over l. ram. lsnicrit,
BEAVER COUNTY.
We have a slip from Beaver county which giyes
Us tho follow lug.
For Csngrsss. DicKT has l46l and LETT 1916 q,
aud 1--WE dIsIricIs not heard from. The vote be.
tween thes gentlemen ~Ill be an exceedingly close
Une.
As far as heard fam the Wing Canal COalml.-
sione'S ticket 1. largely ahrad.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-14
Correspondence Oirhe Times

Ma. Wu,Rrox: The Ohio aud Brooke County
,.rday. and. as I understand the report of the com.
mil,ees cannot be made 70. several DAYS. I will give
- - H. - p.
,uund selected. a, The upner end of town WINS very
.uit,blo and preIty we'll arranged. Early in ,be
m,,,inr. va,;ou, spocimens Of The J:G.rsr, Kind, oC
S,ock collected in and Mere ARRANGED m ,b.,, o,,rer
plnc.. The PIunchiua match did n,t conn. ,G :,
early rs WINS e.necreJ. and crowded Ion much h,.,.
ness to the ate uioon.
As is always the case a gpOd deal ur interest was
manifested IN the result. Three teams were enter.
ed. each with n different kind of Plough. Two
teams came out close together. and did tulerably
good work. ! hope against another year some Of
the culiivaIors Of the soil will be induced To show
their skill in turning over the sd. This done the
several committees proceeded to the duties assigned
ITEM
'"e'e We" "s"' ""h"er oi horses on The
s" -" : "'"N '"e 'O"h'''
"e '0u"u " u"'u "'"e' ue'efn'he "hl'h
"as ''e " "e premium III some OF me eae''
i"o w" '1''e wa 10 numerous US inS'
-.
~ : w ''' hSN' lie
~ :" 'ou'Se S"o" "hich
-" vt "''' "u' were MOI Nj 'of'
~ "' ""' very so'd AMI
~ "H" D" SWINE ma Out little TO d.
:" 0e"'l' 'e'ei uoe' not f"ge 50 high as 1t
O"ee WIS., DOes M' Edion BE that asst may
Out lew were offered yesterday for prizes.
Tie several lots OF sheep were said 10 be ,erv
good Of Their kind.
rh
-, .,a,--,,. W
"u 0'ue'uo'o "me 10 The trial OF two ploughs
' lucy were NON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-14
NV STYLES Or
FASHIONABLE DRN nnn

EOhG.. AlMURiAI. Is r,,, yu..,,.
~ Store rom on MarKrI SII.r,. . L,rs. -
DeH""InI us"'Hmem OF ASHTON -. -,
1 Ii DHh . tnuHe UI nIucl, ,D.x
" Nu'"o'''J Among THIS eI nee .rIectr,', ,.,u -.
'u"u 90 10 O"ihS. VIZ: O. uns, C,.un,,.. go.
belts wives. Stsungs, DC.
ouPei Id'hinsIe, ID Ec,,ssr. Chine St,i,.l NJ
De LAM Onbro striped dO. ucn nsd and .,,,.I
~"'"se""'4 Chusaus, Mode coIDfs; Luur,, E,,,-
- ~ O'oIh' ZEPHYR plan and chsussauI. Ain
~" ''ip CHre DE Laule. plain aud fyur,,I
- iiNo'Sibh NELFEiS. cot. plaza and Ft,J
S'p'' ! "iead Li'rs sId Edgngs, Needle wyrkJ
~ ih'e"1' Merhicnbursh, A.hbuuuu. and Ill.
-. ,,'eu's "o'Ned Jscpnel lnsenings and EJ,t,e,
w. Iea'y aLd Medium Blark Nrt; Black md 49,
'"e's' iieIh SHichcd snd Guided is,rI-r.,t L..
o'nn''c iianJkerctiris Einbsuidrre d IsJt..' ~.
I"o 9"a"I'' Rich hg'd Velvet. BrOcia ard I'b,tn,
W. "ss"lo Nd Gloves; WUr,tet MITES. g.,
Im 3 "ie'ce BkAiO unJ SiIELL BR AN Ron
NEtsi super rich OHDno So r,sJ Sal, kus
very sufeuOr.
'"olo aud Uiher Cord aud whnIebone.. .,,.
'ocN u Chmtz aud Uiier prnt. of uoyv 81 -.
pllefn'i IOOJU IDS brown smI blr.e.sd N,-,a..
JOO dOz wtag und Cord S,ypl COI-rJN. go ~
."'a Caret Chuiui iJUU Lbs EayIr F.rt,,,y -.
} arms wnh al lhe aui,lcs u.unly t,,nI !. I.V
"OCD9 house, eiuier Fancy " DItnrsuc.
HS'O-9"psr super Gunpowdrr. Imperial
iOu"s iJsIu shd PuNoinu2 rrAS 5; Roo COnss.
'ety ln'e' SOO dO@ Waite Granite Pinned aud Plih-
ted TEAS Sc. Gc.
Tie ab'Vo Goods having bgel purchased with
sfc'i caro- ivr G. sh, Nui pc s,.d ui he least possible
hIFaiics 10 punalual c~asi5ncf-,O " good accep;ancra
~ 30" 'a'e. OF lila
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-14
WHEELING DAILY TIMES.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER IA, $40.
FoR PRESIDENT ~ 1914,
IL II y e. n l. A ".
FOR WICK President,
JOHN DAVIS, or ssACuUsgr

OHIO ELECTIoN.-IE i, worthy Of remark hat
every officer elected at the late elecuun in Belmont
GO. OHIO Is for Calhoun for the Presidency. Our
readers can draw their own differences from the
idc'' and Ne draw ours. Ours are. that in Be lmont
both Calhoun and Van Buren, men turned ou,. he.
cause The Van Buren, men were sure that Mr.. Cal
houH would not secure the nomination in Ohio. az d
The calhoun men Iurned out to secure the elecnnn
oil Their own men. Ia many other paris II the State
t'efe were only Van Buren, men brought forward.
and his claims are not strong enough To bring the
mass Out 10 the polls.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-14
From the Van Buren, (Arkansaw) Intel
Lpencer.

In the midst Of peace we are in com
motion, excitement and alarm. True.
we are al peace with all our red neigh
oors, yet the recent occur rences Of muir
der, arson, robbery, and threatnings in
the Cherokee Nation, very naturally
aud iustifably excite the alarm of our
d~riencele's frontier citizens. In the pa
chic policy and feeling of the govern.
ment OF the Cherokee MM1;ioh, we have
implicit faith. OF the friendl feelings
OF q large portion OF the Nation we
have no doubt. But we know that a,
the same time, the nation is filled with
lawless, reckless, desperate characters.
whose object is the subversion OF order.
murder, rapine, and pillagc. 1t is but
recently that a full fledgeI conspiracy
threw aside all conceaiment. and in
bright day executed their plans in the
murder Of n unotlending individual,
aud attempted the lives of two others.
The most daring Of these murdrrers
are still al large, and the friends of
lhose who are arrested, have uttered
threats OF dire revenge If they are made
10 suffer the penalties Of the law. Re.
bellIOn is waited in every breeze rb,, |
blows over that unhappy and distracted
country. lnfamy has unSt roIded ito
head, aud stalks forth boldly in midday
and defes the laws Of Giod aud man
Murders have become almost an every.
day occurrences, not only among the ma
lives, but citizens Of the United States
are no longer protected by that potent
name that yields them respect IN all
other climas. The licensed trader. the
traveller, the weaker sex, all arc the
victims OF this unfortunate state OF
things. Citizens have been murdered.
Their stores pilluged, and their hearths
devastated by fire. Travellers have
been as aulled because they were citi-
zens Of the United States. and compeIed
10 lice for the safety of their lives
Hlen have become d~istrustful Of their
nearest ~neighborsi and trayc lers, when
they meet in the Nation, feel first for
their weapons, and look next to see if
they can recognize q friend.
This is a dreadful but q true picture
oil the state of lungs upon our imme.
date bbrder. AMI Is this to remain sol
Are we undeI the protection OF our gov
eminent? Why then are we left in this
state of nervous agitation, where our
citizens are ready 10 fly and abandon
their improvements, croI s, and oil, the
fist panic2
We repose implicit confidence in the
officer commanding uaon thus frontier.
Gen' Taylor. We can rely upon his
bravery, skill and pronptitude, but
what can these qualifications accomplish
without proper Instruments? What can
a General do without troops?
Travelling has now become 50 dan
upon the road between Fort
and Gibson, that we think there
Is n great necessity for IA squadron Of
Dragons TO scout upon that road for the
protection Of cilizens Of the United
travelling TO the various Indian
agencies on public business.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-14

BRILLIANT y SUCCESSFUL LADY vi.
sI~sIers--Theress aud Maria
Milanollo-are creating = = reaI sensuIiun un The
Continent Of Eumpe 10y their performances OH the
violin. They were at Vienna, recently, where
they Ind gwen a series of no less Ilan twenty FIVE
concerts. besides having played at cpur. aud al
soirees 10y the Princess LeichIenslein und Schunburg,
and performing at Baden. Brunn, GraIz. aud Prcs
burg making n total ofout hundred aud fifty c.nccrl.
'hey mad pcrl"rmcd At within 4 biIef space Oi umc.
They intended proceed ng To LaIbnch. Trieste
Venice. Milan. 2 edmont ard Turin. 'rhercse wn,
fourteen years ofnge the 29rh Of August. anil H.,
violin upon Which she generally plays is a. AuIunI
US SaduurIus Cremnnersis. Ammo 1902. Sle use,
a bow presented Ia her by De Beuot. Muria's in
'Irnmunt ian Femandus Glgllani Fihns Nlrului
Ann" | W. and she msss a bnw given her b,
Laionni. T;iey had already cleared about G30Ul
by their travels.