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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14

REMARKABLE.-A gentleman in New Jersey
near Phdndclphin. had bceD Tor o long Time SICK.
aud was treated IN The usual way Tor an nfcoiipn Of
the lungs 10y iva eminent physicians. until the dis.
ease assumed such a malignant iorm thai they dc.
clnrtd 'he patient Ind "A confirmed consumption
MAJ medicine could d. no more. and he must die
HIS breath was 80 affected Ivy the disease that no
one could stay IN his room but n Short ,imc A,
III : stage, when all hope LA! I'D. a friend rave him
a bottle Of WisIaf's Buls,m OF Wild Cherry declor.
ig that nj my rate ~ could do MN no harm. n.
luok II Odd grew much better. lie continued ,be
use 81 u. nnd hy using three or four bot es va,
completely cured.
For 'nle by Dr. CRuMBACKER. 173 Main s..
also by PRYOR q PAUL, lea Make, 81.
nu, 10 In
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14
A TRUE STORY WITH A MORAL.

Some years since, when the election i'm our
city was continued through three DAYS, the
Wing Committee of the Eighth Ward, while
looking over their check list about noon of
the. third day, remarked the name Of an emf.
nent and wealthy physician residing in Broad
way, who was known TO be i'll conversation
a vehement Wing, and very bitter against the
Locofocos-yet he had not voted. Al active
young man, who works for his daily bread
and Is worth possibly, as many dollars az the
Doctor is worth thousands, volunteered TO take
n caband go after him. He went accordingly,
found The Doctor in, and invited him to ride
over to the Poll. The Doctor demurred-he
didn't consider it of any usc-didn't think the
Wings stood any chance. and so OH. The
live Wing hung on. "But my dinner is Just
ready" said the Doctor, "and I'm ready for il;
| can't CO." The live Wing still insisted,
until at last, the Doctor finding he was i'm
, danger OF having unlimited company to dinner
consented to go 10 the poll, as the easiest way
OF getting rid of his Troublesome customer.
He jumped into the cab, went over and voted.
ana III hiteen minutes was set down at his
own door again. Now" said me, turning
sharply on the live Wing, If hope you are
satisiisd!' "No," quietly responded the
young man-"not quite! Where we have
great difficulty in persuading a Wing 10 come
TO the Polls, we are accustomed To- pav him
two s~hillings for his time. If you viii take
the two shillings, | shall be entirely satisfied. -
The Doctor went to his dinner without saving
Goodbye, or taking the two shillings. '
N. j. TTibuu,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14
A BOLD TR

Many stories are told of the feats, Of the
daring adventures, and hair breadth escapes
OF the free mounted trappers," but it may be
worth while TO mention one which Richard
son, a Kentucky man, we'll known to the SER
wants OF the company as one of the most aus.
tsre and daredevil traders OF the mountains,
used to tell. 1t was his boast that he never
carried prori.ions on his journey in his mos
dreary and distant travels. His good horse,
ms trusty rife, his pistols, his knife, his steel
lint, his traps, a coil of cord, and wallet, are
ms only accomplishments, and his only trust
IN Providence. Furnished with thcsS, | have
heard him say he fears nothing over river, fro
zen lake, or mountain, or barren plain.
He was out alone, hunting bnGaloes, and
at the close of the day, was returning to hi.
tent, when he heard q gathering of hOofs be-
hind him, and upon locking back observed
three Black Footed Indians, well mounted. i'm
hot pursuit of him. HE Immediately threw
OH hls cargo OF meat, to Tighten his hoisa, and
then urged on the animal TO his utmost speed,
IN hopes to o%utstrip his pursucrs, but discoy-
cred that the enemy were gaining rapidly upon
him, and would soon nave him at their mercy.
lie then adopted an expedient as singu!arly
II senious as it was desperately bold. Draw
ing his long scalping knife, he plunged it into
his horses neck, aud at once severed the spine
The animal dropped instantly dead, and the
determined hunter, throwing himself behind
the fallen carcass, prepared 10 meet his pur.
suers. In a moment one Of the Indians came
within reach Of his rifle, and was shot through
the heart. The other two, seeing the fate OF
their companion, halted for a moment, and
then prepared to surround the enemy but, as
the first one had sent his ball whistling by the
ear OF Richardson, he himself dropped from
his horse, from a ball from one of Richardson's
long pistols. The third, seeing this rather a
dangerous game to play, whipped his horse
and was soon out of sight. Richardson had
then only to gather the fruits of his victory.
lie caught the two Indians horses, mounted
one, loaded the other with the discharged car.
go oil meat, and returned home with two spare
rifles aud a good stock ofammunition.
Constitution.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14
.a1Ig E6mESa
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER a. isas.
TIE POST OEEICE-

The new post office law, which went into
operation On the LIST of July has not as yet
been tested to its extent. We have not vet
teat"ed to what extent the dtici, may b. under
it,nor what may be the view and " ishcs OF the
Post Master General but we believe that there
Is no doubt but that the revenues OF the de-
partment, though they may have been reduced.
tor the time being will ultimately be us great
az they have ever been. AT amy rate we trust
that there will be no effort to change the pres
vRt law until il shall have been fully tested,
ehtl IL shall have shown whether the com
mercial correspondence of the country that has
heretofore been thrown into private expresses
aud private hands, and the natural increase
which will take place in general corrcspon-
dence, will yield sufficient to dciray the cx-
eenscs OF the department. At least three
years will be required TO test this law, and il
Il shall fail to confer as great benefit upon the
people as the government sus,ains loss, We
Aall then be willing 10 see it repolcd and
the old law substituted. We are apprehen-
the wishes Of the people, and looking TO the
expenses and income of the department alone,
the Post Master General will, in his report TO
the coming congress recommend a very deci-
bend that the members Of ..congress will have
the tcmcrity nj this session at least, To rcnact
the old law,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14

CS-The honorary degree of ID. D." was
recently conferred upon the Rev. Thomas II.
Stockton, a distinguished and eloquent min
lister of the Methodist Protestant Church, by
the Lutheran College at Gettysburgh, Pa
The Reverend gentlema nmakcs suitable ac-
acknowledgements to the Professorship for the
intended honor, but respectfully declines ac-
cepting the title of Doctor Stockton. He
says he altogether prefers the 'dearer-sim-
pier title by which he has heretofore been
designated. "The" practice of clubbing men
with the titles of ID. d., l.. l.. d., &C., is be-
coming quite too common in this our day,
and we admire the christian humility which
prompted the eloquent Stockton to reject the
preferred honor and rcbuke the practice.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14
81 4 Il

~ a "
a barrel OF Flour thus costs 3ls i'd sterling
in bond at Liverpool. The highest quotation
by the last steamer was sos. Some of the "a
bove expenses are reduced by savings in COM
missions, when the shippers have connections
on the other side, or buy ON this side them
selves. Even with these allowances, there is
no margin at Sc for the asking price. En-
change too Is worth So u Q percent. instead OF
3 per cent. There Were sales of 3 200 barrels
Tor export reported, but l have reason to be-
heve that the purchases were made on specu-
latlon. Some parcels OF Genesee Wheat arc
on the market at l35 cents, which is too high
Tor millers. A sale of 1900 bushels South
ern yellow Corn was made out of store al 10
cents, weight Tor export; and "a parcel of Jer-
sey, Tor the East, brought II cents. Several
lots OF Rye brought 20 cents. Oats 10 TO Is
cents.
The project ola Savings Bank, to be estab-
lished under our free banking law, suggested
in Thompsons Bank Note Reporter, has been
received with much favor, and tie organlza.
ton is going ON rapidly. A gentleman has
been selected for the Presidency, who, if he
can be prevailed TO accept, will give that cha
racter TO the institution, without which a Sa-
wings Bank cannot enjoy The confidence of the
public. The officers of our Chambers street
Bank OF Savings are notorious for their mac
tlvity and moroseness, and the difficulty of
doing business at ii is SO great that many per-
sons decline making deposits at il in conse-
quencc. The new Bank will be open every
day, and all depositors will be treated alike.
The gains of the Bank will permit a larger
dividend TO be declared than The Savings bank
ON the old plan can make-as the new Bank
has the privilege OF issuing notes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14

New Orleans papers of the 81 instant men
ton the arrival there of Mr.. Parro,t. bearer of
dispatches from the city of Mexico To the
Government at Washington. Mr.. P. left
Vera Cruz i'll the L. =. steamer Princeton.
and when of the mouth of the Mississippi
left her and went up To New Orleans in the
steamer J. s. Mckim. The Tropic saws
We were fortunate in having a free CONVEX
sation with MIR. Parrott, from whom we gath
cred the following particulars, the most impor-
iant of which is his decided conriciion that
all eristing difficulties betrecn ibis Gorern-
mcnt and Merico uiH be amicabiy adjusted.
MEXICAN lNDEMNITY.-On this subiec,
the Tropic has the following information, de-
rived from Mr.. Parott:
The indemnity, of which so much has been
said since MIR. Shannon's return. il would an.
pear Mexico has paid. According To the cor.
~respondcnce OF ourGovemmcnt with it's agcnts.
the payment was made on the 9th August,
lS44; whereas a copy Of the receipt, certified
by the U. s. Agent, bears date the 10Th Sep
ember, 1914. Mexico seems TO have paid the
indemnity in good faith, and the amount.
though il never ound its way into the United
States Treasury, must be paid there from TO
the claimants.
Galveston dates to the 22d ult. furnish no
news.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14
MARIA BICKFORD.-The Boston Viii

learns on good authority that this woman has
been privy to the death of two men, atleast-
cry from the wound, she poisoned him: anoth-
er, with whom he was connected in the State
OF Maine, died under circumstances which left
no doubt that he came to- his death BY unfair
means resorted to by Maria. Tirrell has not
yet been arrested. And il is said that his
friends drew money from the Weymouth
bank-for what purpose may be easily mag
ined. He has doubtless cleared the State, and
is now skulking fearful Of shaking leaves and
shadows,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14
A SINGULAR BALLoT.-The following

a BALLUI.-Ih following
ballot was voted by some wag IN New York
at the late election:
For the amendment OF the Constitution i'm
relation to the removal of Judicial officers.
For the removal Of all officers, and the ap-
p%ointment of new ones from the body of the
people every six months.
For tho division OF property every Saturday
night-oftener if required.
For making the dealing out Of wine behind
the countera legal tender for Banks, instead
vi specie-paTticularly for the Dutch.
For the establishment of Stated Preaching
and the Bible in schools, at all places this side
Of Sandy Hill.
II negroes be allowed to vote, I am for
Strengthening their hair and whitewashing
their faces.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14
DIR. KEENER'S
COUGH CANDY.

ME suresi safest and plcnsanteri remedy now
before the People, lar tho cure OF Conghs.
Coids. Han seness. Sure Ihrcah Asthma, Group.
Whooping Cough. difficult Erpe' toronon md all
other diseases OF The Throat or chest tending tn
Coz UMrrioN. IL is also a voluabl 10 medicine for
public speakers. especially hose whose voices upon
n lille cxcrliun fail them. rs il removes Phlegm
irpm The throat lv~cns the chest nm! gives Them a
perfect command Of the voice. !, j, warranted to
he nm efiecinnl preventive of'he BRoNcHiTIs.
The medicinal portion Of this Candy is q COM
pound al several of the most sa ie and saluiury Ex-
peciornni remedies now IN daily Use by our best
physicians
Unlike many similar preparations offered TO the
public of late years shis Candy really possesses med-
car properties, md is Warranted superior To any
medicine now before he public for The care Of that
class OF diseases foe h ch il is recommended. Try
II aud judge for yourself.
Manufactured and sold wholesale and retail by
LAFAYETTE M'NEELY. nj his Drug and Medic
cine Store, 100 Main ST. Wheeling. Va. nov 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14
MANUFACTURES IN GEORGIA.

The C~hatahoochic has now in the course Of
erection on its banks several fine establish
ments. The Columbus Enquirer says:-The
manufacturing excitement is rapidly on tho
'ncrcase. Mesrs. Howard, Bridges, Garter,
Beard and Jeter, arc pushing their improve
Hents ahead. Mcssrs. Van Leonard and
Others are also erecting a factory a mile OF two
above our city. Messrs. Clapp, Chandler, and
Stewart. are successfully and most proftably
employed in manufacturing several desorip-
lions Of cotton goods. We have heard OF
other companies formed, or to be formed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14
TO TEACHERS AND PARENTS.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Series of FrsI gs,t If
~ History iw the use Of s. hpol Co,i,s.s n,d
f"fnNle'' published by Grge & EiiioEI EIrmen,s
90 4h'''my Md Physiology; 9. Elements NJ MAN.
mIl'sy' The Na.ufal History Of Qr,dfupeJ.; . Or.
"'ho'"gy' me Nl'dtal Hsipry 90 % rds; 4 D. Her
p%elcl,sy ond ! .hfbyulugy. Inc Natural us,sv eff
Reptiles oDd Fs es;3, o Con .hoioqy The N,istal
bIsl'y OF She.lsa.d Moilosen; 6 Of En,y nology.
History Of Inserts; q OF Bo'any. IIisipfy II Plont.
D, Geology. History Of the Earth SiSuciDre; ms,
received and ior sale w holcssle ond ,elail by
aOv IA w j ROBB, cor kiain 4 Union ss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14
FLORIDA

Who is Elected? The election i'm Florida
took place more than a month ago, and yet il
would puzzle IA philadelphia lawyer to tell
who is elected to Congress. AT first it wa.
generally conceded that the democrats would
be successful, but as soon as a few return.
were received the wings, it was admitted by
their opponents had carried the day. Subse-
qucntly the democrats were said to have tri.
umphed, and now we have the following from
the Mobile Tribune Of the 18th inst:
Florida EiectiOm.-We saw a letter ycster.
day from Pensacola, dated LIST instant, which
states that returns had been received from the
whole State, and that Cabcll, wing, was elect.
ed TO Congress by 80 majority over Broken.
Borough, dem The Pensacola paper of the
3lst ult., states that Drockcnborough is elect.
cd by a majority of from so to $50.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14

a sailor was passing one Of the peiit street
auctioneers, a short time since, and stopped a
moment, 10 hear what was going on. Going
exclaimed the knight Of the hammer: Going.
one and six~-pence-going! gone. IL is yours
SIR, handing a book 10 the sailor. Mine. sir
exclaimed Jack, with a tone Of unaffected sur.
prise. What is itl-Pocahontas, replied the
auciioneer-No me, il You poke IL on
TO rs, replied the tar, and walked off.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14

CT The Dike OF Wellington has issued a
general Ortef " the British Army, prohibi
ting the formation oi Temperance Societies
Va any oi the reguoenss. or in fact any socie.
ties at oil; 81 boing tho Ight ii.at societies of
this sort have tic effect Ui inducing designing
men TO use them ~ instruments for spread.
ing disaiicetiOn and sedidon among the
men.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14

a. Mr.. Mrtin has recovered $3.50 dana.
ges against the Troy aud Saratoga Railroad
Company for all injury to his person in being
crushed brtween the cara. by which lac was
Se'ds a cripple forliie. The Company offered
MIR. Martin s2Joo, soon after h. had sustain.
ed the injury. which he would not accept.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14
A GOOD PLAN.-In course of the rec

GOOD PLAN.-In course of the recent
lecture on China, by Fletcher Webster, Esq.
the lecturer related the following in regard to
one OF the police regulations which prevails
in the Celestial Empire:
"a foreigner, in a great crowd, lost his gold
watch. The Governor was informed of il. and
said within three days il should be restored.
lie instantly seized the police officers, more
than one hundred, and locked them up i'm pri-
son. He then took out one of their number,
and told him ts find the watch, for until this
was done, his companions should not be re-
leased. Well, the families of all these officer.
were dependant upon them for a subsistence
so that they We're all interested To discover
the watch. Within the time specified it wa.
restored, having been found in a house TWEEN.
~ miles distant in the country.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14

A tailor 10 Amherst. Mass. has devised a
prnsns Of preventing tie Expectations Of piek
pockets II consists IN IinIna. BE elcket with
y net wofk Of wirs and closing tie lids Of the
possst wiih clasps which shut on pressing a
Enoe- and open only when both hands are az.
piled - ,brse knObs. -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14
THANKSGIVING

Since the publication of our table several
other States have appointed the day for holding
this festival: We therefore republish the Ia.
bic with additions as follows:
Charleston, sc Nov 6 Massachusetts, Nov q
Ohio Nov 20 Connecticut Nov ~
Kentucky Nov 20 n. Hampshire Nov q
Maryland Nov II Vermont Dec 4
PENNSYLVANIA Nov n Maine, Dec
New York Dec 4 New Jersey Nov ~
Rhode Island. Nov, n
Thus it will be seen HAT in nearly half the
States Of tire Union this good old custom OF
the Pilgrims will be- honor,d. Why could
not all b. persuaded TO unite in Us Observance
on the same duy7-N J.. Tribune.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14

NEW POST OFFICE.-The Post Master
General has established a Post Office in the
town OF Morroo, on the Railroad, in Warren
county, and appointed Warren Morrison Post
Master.--Cincinnati Gdzetfe.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14

When DIR. franklin was serving an apprcn-
tceship to the Art Of Printing, he was allow
edS7t cents per week for his board. or this
he expended lS2 cents. What he saved was
expended for useful books. What an example
Of economy for apprentices
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14
SCARCITY OF VESSELS AT \. YORK

The New York correspondent OF the Phila-
delphia North American says, that vessels
suitable for taking the Flour and Grain which
is pressing forward to England are scarce
Most OF these on the berth are engaged full
Flour for Liverpool p 81 "a IS sterling; Whea,
9da . l,2l; Cotton, however. ismuch needed
as the quantity being shipped is very light
The rate is os 81 Tor square and round. a
wager was made between two Cotton opera
tors that cotton freights from New Orleans Il
Liverpool would be Id sterling during the
coming season.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14
HOGS.

The Chillicothc Metropolis SAYS: 1t i,
now general conceded that the ruling price
for hogs in this market, during the prescn,
season will be -four dollars per hundred" a,
Alton and St. Louis, pork is worth SO 10 49,
50 aud beef So, so. The Quincy Wing says:
We are inclined 10 think that the article this
fall and winter will command prices salts
factory TO the farmers"
AN INCENDlARY SECURED.-A singu-
lar affair occurred at STAFFORD, Conn, OH the
morning of Sunday week. Mrs. Wheeler,
(wife OF Mr.. Stephen Wheeler OH rising We
~ early, saw a light in the barn near the
house. On going out to ascertain the cause,
Mr.. w. found a man in the act of setting fire
TO the hay and straw upon the barn floor
In attempting TO seize him, a scuiIle ensued,
and Mrs. w. came out with a pail of water,
exunguished the fire, and went to her hus-
bands aid. She broke the pail over his assail-
ants head, and after a good deal OF e~xcr,ion
the fellow was secured.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14

lNCREASlNG.-The amount OF focal which
passed through the Delaware and Raritan Ca
nal this season, is 326, 800 tons, which is an
increase OF 2O2,oo on that of tn, previous
season.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14

AN OLD MAID.-According to the Book
J%asler, Neomah, the daughter of Enoch
was five hundred and eighty years old When
she was married TO Noah.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14

a love-touched damsel, writing to her
"%ielleI," says:-'Co-whap me Johnny fittings
don't look ALFRED slick down here. TatePs
is up and the old pig are doing we'll"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14

"a EW hooks The Condition Of Inc T.
" "cah RICE ~ The Unticd $ nie,; The Amer
con shepherd. by la MorreIl; a Pncfical Tfeat.e
On 'he bleeding 81 Sheep. Ivy + acklock, with mnc6,
practical miprnnfon concerning The growib Of
N"oli The Elements Of Mprolny. including Polity
10y w Whcwoll. % u. F"r sale by
nov ~ JOHN J HASWELL. Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14

The Washington correspondent Of the n.
y. Journal OF Commerce writes
We have now a new and correct version oC
tho Cabinet umoT. Mr. Buchanan is to re-
main where he 10, and DO changes arc to BE-
made.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14

MI RS WADE would respectfully invite The ate
I'VE ienIion Of The Ladies 10 her second stock Of
Winter Millinery. just received. from one Of Tho
most Fashionable French Houses in New York.
Her goods ote Of The best qnalify. well selected.
and Of The very latest styles, and consist in part of
he following articles. Ladies' Bonncis. CAPS. Head.
dresses and Borders; Bonnet and Cap Ribbons,
+ fench Flewers. PlumeS. Fancy Nelis, Velveis.
SINS mud S'iins. Silk and wosh Blonds, Silk and
b''le Laces and Ednings; Stress Trimmings and
severn ether Trimmings ard Notions loo numerous
10 meniInn. The above gUpds will he sold rs per
cent cheaper than any Of The same kind This eide Of
The Mountains.
N u. LrFhor and siiaw Bonnefs cleaned. steel
pressed. snd done up ii Tho beet style and q, shori
MOTTO. Mrs a WADE.
NV ~ Conner Fourth q UnioH SIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14

CO.. say Mr.. J%onsing, "wot be the re-.
Iations wild Mexico white folk talk so much
aboutY' "NNal, ] doesn't 'lackly know, Pete"
all my relations, as | know ON, is in old
Wirginny."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14

u you get up wrong end first as the sav.
Ing u.s. go TO bed aea4n az quick a. possible.
Don ~ s!naTling and swapping about the
s'ieet'' cnFsng even the payements on which
you tread.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-14

OS-A New York editor calculates that
the multiplied produce Of one she swine III
eleven years. would amount TO about six mil.
lions of individuals" A " swinish multi.
tudc, sure enough.