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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-02
SCHOOL. NOTiCE.

ME Schuoi IA North Wheeling. rnn,lucteL III,
n MIX aud MRS WALLACE. viii resume lis
ptraiI"ns on Wcd"esd,y the 9Th Ocr. II is de-
'efhined not Ia receive malc schdia.s any longer
MO 'hs sch"oi except such may he ,iud, ps tic
'icnd iangnfg = or advanced branches of EneIish
education; aud who may sui, 10 study their Lesson.
~ hni.is, dnd attend al appointed hunt To- tccit,
III me mn department Of The school buildings ANA
hen fcttfe.
Prices as formerly. 5000 and si2 90 pcr term
oi22 weeks There will he . me c,Ia charges l,f
experiments in Nniurnl Philosophy arl Chcmr.,r,
Po'irvrly no Scholar III be fet eIred hr n sbntc,
period than a Term OF % weeks, nnlcss, n snec,nl
"gre"ment 10 The contrary he ptesiously made
IL The proper formation oi GLASSES very iAuor,a.h
bih To Ieachers and pupils it Is particularly re-.
quesied that all scaors he present an The iirs, J,,
al the Term. Fion scholars Studying the sea6 Ia,.
gunges pny Will hc required ia adj, nurcnn accuunI
OF The l0"ness' OF The pTi, 0. No d.duciiun iron
iu''i"n lees ~il'he made ON account of oh>e, c,
lr"m school except IN eases al p Olucied sickne,s
S'onld The School seem I" justify IT, II weA quail,
q assistant teacher will he employe d during Inn
wtnier. Also Tor such ladies as may Wis, Ia TAX.
lessons ~ mrsic. accommodations may q cxpec,ed
Dinner ~lil be provided ior such day scholars a.
may wish II A few female bnaIGefs wtlI 4. ,ok.,
iuIo HE family. over whom paienlai care will b,
exercised
The follow ing are The certificates IN favor Of NJ,
iron
Rev MI Macarthur, Professor of he Greek Lam
g""ge and I.i' raiurc. aud from Mr. Mufial Proics.
s"f oi The Roman Language and Lllcra,ure md o.
1Es'hencs, IN Miami University.
MIAMI UNIVERSITY, Aug 80, 1915
Having lad ample opportunities Of beng nc
a. i'ed with u o aiininm, mis- OF MIR John Mill
gan IN The Greek language, unhc siiaiinpy recon-.
memo h'm as iuh qualified Ia leach such of ,I,e
Greek authors as are us' d IN our academies Tn,
grammatical structure oi The language lac mas cot,.
"''t s'"'feo md "n"ors'a"d- lie nc ed MS unr al
Sfhtn'nar School short distance from Tins ,oco
ior some Tune, nnd cis lYl rgtd the duins of ,L,
Place m manner highly satisfactory TO his ,m.
player. AS The Prof uf M .tiemalics under whom
he prosecuted his sndes IN iha, department, is ro
ni preseni connected . lIh this institution il y, an no
I've "ni oi place Tor me To say that he was esteemed
one "i The best mathematician OF his class
Oh his moral character II is enough 10 say. Ina,
he is professor Of religion, and as lar as is known
TO ne' does honor 10 hIs profession
JAS MARTHUR.
am very happy To add nv testimony 10 the r..
spectacle atainmenis OF Mr. Migan ia Latin I,u
''a'"fe JAS CLEMENT MOFFAT
oci2 I'm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-02

MACKENZIE PEESENTED.-A charge
of larceny has been made against VIM. l..
Mackenzie III New York, for the manner in
which lie procured the docomcnts to make up
his book, 50 there is no doubt left of there ge-
nuincncss, however guilty the purloincr may
h.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-02

THREE MURDERERS CONVICTED
Two men named Mullholland and Raglan, tried
at Philadelphia for shooting John Burns, have
been convicted for murder in the second degree.
J. +. Hunt has been convicted Cor murder in
the second degree at Wiliamsport, Pa, for
the murder of his brother-in law.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-02

a whimsical comparison being made b.
tween clock and wonur. Charles Fox ob
served that ne thought the simile bad: "For
SAT- ne "a clock serves to point out the bour.
ana woman makes us forget them"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-02

ELOPEMENT IN HIGH LlFE.-Thc wife
oi a retired merchant of fortune in New York
who has three children, has eloped with mar,
ried man from Philadelphia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-02
COmsaERCsAh !sA SnD.
, ST.LoUlS MARKED z

n 81 LOU Is MAkINEI. -
E NEw ERA OFFICER 4
IpcdaesdGy srcEiHg, Sept. q, 1918.
The River opposite here has been about on
a stand for two or three days past, witha chan
mel depth to the mouth of the Ohio OF between
6 y and : feet Wates Boats are notarriving
very freely either from above or below, and
there are not many IN port to-day we have
tkrce for the Ohio and iite for New Orleans
Fciglits to Tie former continue scarce and
low, but there are more passengers going rour,l
this than last week, but not enough yet 10
make profitable trip for boat without car
go. To New Orleans freights have fell to
1oS5Oc. Y bb,., for Flour 4asi 80 u hid
Tor Tobacco; lSc. W hundred lbs for Lead
Pork and Lard, 6SS73 u bbl. Hemp, 5t0St
" ton; Dry Hides, Soc. y hundred lbs, anC
lpound freight 25c. " hundrcd fis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-02

G-7-Wc have hearl of some nuttcrinS' a
m2ng the loco iocos, caused by the article ci
an Old Aristocrat i'll our paper of Tuesday
1t strikes them between wind and water
There are many ol them Tariff men for protcc-
tons sake, while there are Others who see the
Necessity OF protection for the sake of the very
bone AMI sinew OF th.ir party; yet feel that
dhe administration is bound 10 repeal the Ia
nifot lSl2or modify it, AMI TIA, thoughts OF
An Aristocrdt strike hom'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-02

MORE FoRGERlES.-Bos c. King.
oi ononlago, N. Y. has slopcd under charge.
OF various forseries committed OH Syracus,
banks.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-02

AfOUNG BIG Alexander Ket-
chum. aged but 20 years, has been convicted
III osweSo county, New York, of having two
wives.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-02

FORTUNATE PRINTER.-A journey.
nan printer Of New Orleans. cmploycl i, -.
ONO" o. The Courier. has just been blessed
VITA legacy Of $1,000, b. IN d,,G, 81 ,
near relative in Missouri
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-02
a, OMETHINa nICII-0,,,,I,.,01.,-

"a OMETIIING HICII-De,,J.,lI.- a.. T..
- test Out. The ad,entpfc. ~ Ca,s.y y" So. "a
2nsgs la'e Of The hapoosa Volunteer. b,oo,,InIIv
e with numerous eneravings. Ths De.
,'''"t' ~ NE nutbor Of Mount Souei The Elliott
Lap'y oy Chas Bordelt. Helen Haywood the vi.
,"so '"nnamlulis', Tho Cruise, or Thirty Years
Tsp 10y '"I'u, Melville, The Fright by Miss Ellen
s"EefiHg' Jlr reed at The Book and stationary,
Oct ~ WIN J ROBB,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-02

KUN AND WEDLocK. The Government or
"aideck' Germany, has prohibited the issuing
Oh a nis'5iags Ecense tn persons of iptcoape-
rate habits. just and humane
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-02
HARRY COCKToN AGAIN

INV HARRY COCKTON AGAIN.
~ love Match. designed and illustrated;
-, une various conflicting Influences which
b IT. l ''oin lie nnon Of Mr. nnd Mrs Pom Hood.
s,i I"ch'on author Of Watcher vose T,ro,her An.
w.. ~ '''''n" romance; Geo Bpfnwell Ivy @ Sure;
n. on.I,ny 'ne' or The Haunted Oak. Merry Nor
g., ',' "'"ef la'es Ivy ~ n Moore; Grace Weldon
Nv Pfole'sor Ingrobam; Rysl Cbicf,o,n, =, ,hs
o. o. gahus OF Mexico. Just reed a, the Rot and
'''''''''y sore Of toct II w ROBB.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-02

If the foregoing be fair exposition Of the
relative strength of the parties IN Ohio il
should encourage the Wings of every district
IN the Statc--tll9sc IN the minority. as wen ss
those IA. the maioriiy--t0 active and unrcmit-
ting exerlOns to maintain the asccndency
they now hold.
More especially is il incumbent upon the
Wings Of Hamilton County, To whontlsc eyes
OF every pat oi the State are turncd for adj
vice, encouragement and support-to rally
and vote their full strength at the apppac6.
ing election Should they not. "a wal have II,
'dlshcorlcping effect upon the whole BODY of
wings in tlie resc OF the STATE The conscr,
vativc host OF tn Democracy are becoming
diNgusled with the ultra. hard money bank.
destroying barn busning doctrines Of uieir
would b. leaders aud deinaeourS. TIM,
hearts and their good wishes viii b, win ,bc
Wings, howcvcf "a idlSr party psitle may in.
duco themto vote 49, Gin. Aias
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-02
DAGUERREOTYrE PORTR 6ITs
WIN. COWDEN

4 ESPECTFULLY informs tie citizens nj Wbeo
u ling thai. alter several years close appl,c,,op
and efp'rImenis he has perfected himself !, ,Lo
arr OF taking DAGUERREOTYPE LIKENESS
ES and NDSCAPES. and will be ban . IN
attend Ia all calls. at his room. on Monroe stree,
opposite Mtssrs jacob & fIIsLUghs Olive, IN STAIR,
oct2. n W sums
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-02
HEALTH OF THE erTY..-It J, with

HEALTH OF THE CfTY.-It is with nm
ieigned pleasure that we can announce the CON
!inued good health which prevails in the city.
IL is meet for us to acknowledge the hand of a
kind Providence in shielding us completely
from the visitation of an epidemic. For some
days past the weather has been mild and tenn
petrate; yesterday considerable rain fell, ser.
wing to cleanse the streets and refresh the at
mosphere. Few or none can recall summer
when the general health ofthe parish. and in
deed, OF the whole South West, has been more
propltious, nor is there aught to induce us TO
anticipate any change. Ourfellow citizens on
their summer tours and friends at the North
generally will sympathize with the pleasure
with which this announcement is made.
The Montgomery (Ala.) Journal, has been
leu INTO an error III announcing the death of
one OF our citizens. He did not die .'of the
epidemic" but of congestive fever, and ii
i0as 50 pHblishcd There has been no trace of
AN epidemic this season.-N. u. Picayuac.
Sept. 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-02
LATEST FROM THE ARMY OF occU

LATEST FROM THE ARMY OF OCCIJ-
PAIlON.-Despatches as late as the 18th ul-
timo have been received from Gen. TAYLOR.
but they contain no important information
Arlsta had been AT Mier, but not accompanied
with military force nor was there any in
dication of the concentration. of a Mexican
force on the Rio Grande.
The steamer Dayton, chartered vessel
whsle on her passage ON the 18th instant from
Corpus Christi toSs, Joseph's island. burst her
boiler, by which accident seven persons were
killed and twelve wounded, as nearly as can
he ascestsined. Among the former were
lieuts. Higgins and Berry of the 9Th infan-
cry, and one private of the 81 was also among
the killed The wounded, Including several
enlisted men, are now i'll the hospital, receiv-
ing every attention which medical skill can
supply 1t is thought that one or two of the
cases must terminate fatally. Several other
officers were on boaEl at The time. and mar
rowly escaped with their lives--onc or two
being Slightly injured. = Washington Union.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-02

lac amount Chimney pail by the French
Gpvernm'nti for the support of religious wor
ship is stated to b. 1881 $50 francs. OF
this The Catholics receive 36,3lS, 800; Protes-
tants, ,253, 0j0; and Jews, llG,40O.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-02
NEW FAIL GOODS.
OCT l sENsENEY & RHODES.

q c., Nh'-Ihe Farm at The mouth Of
Tite'"g about $50 acres. formerly ,bs ~
So.'an Chap,ne deceased. and ADJOINING larJs Of
me neHS o. Farmer and others. !, lie.;m,us,t,,-
Ivy on ~, ,nc bank Of the Ohio river. wi,inn fsoIc
.nnf' ol wheeling has on it number Of frs, ME
" an on"ts within few rods Of the river. and -
ao,.i seu WIN limestone. together with sey,rY
., IN f'e' % "'s rate sand stone. There is co.
lime Store hill land "e"
VIII be sold on a reasonable c,ed,, anil ,ou..r
e' " ~ separate parcels purchasers mny preer,
t uW 'n''htr partic call on The subscribe, 10
Wheeling y Aeon ~. w
~ WIN REYNOIDS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-02
For IiiE riMrs

Mr., WHAEToN: That this is generally
speaking civilized and enlightened county.
will no doubt begencroiiy admitted but that
there Is room for more improvement cannot,
think, for moment be doubted Sam Slick
says that this is the most enlightened country
on the face oi the earth Aud although better
authority might be- adduced vet that is suili-
cicnt Tor every yankee, and every 3mericun
concurs with Sam Sticks opinion
The Union, taken in its collective character.
Is indeed bright and beautiful example of the
fruits of civilization and refinement, but when
we analize it and look into the individual parts
which taken together form the great whole.
we find much To censure as well as commend.
Although to the eye of the superficial obscr-
yer, they seem but small faults yet Ia the man
OF wisdom and experience, they seem great and
grievous-as indeed they are. Let us for in
stance take one State and let that State be the
Oid dominion, the home of chivalry and the
birth place OF worth and greatness. and we
shall find that While h>f sister states have been
perseveringly ancinS ~, ~ heights Of pros.
pcrity and lappines; she on ,Ie other hand
has been slowly hut surely reccding until a,
last the fall has been 81 great that It's own
shock has awakened her to the dangers and re-
alitics of her present situation. Although in
the year l1S6 she was the first TO make an c(-
fort to relieve the Union from the state OF
degradation and ruin, into which il had fallen
by proposition fora Convention for regula
ton ol our commerce with foreign nations
Yet she is the last ii seems tn make AN exer
ton in her own behalf, and strive to wip,
from her escutcheon the foul blot of indiBtr
encc 10 her 0,cn interests which sets upon il
If IT be asked why is il that Virginia has rece
ded instead ofadvanced, reply the total wan
OF Education among he masses; for not onl,
the advancement and prosperity of stat
rests upon the general diffusion of knowledge
but also its rights and its liberties. 1t is o,
that, and having that for its foundation stone
on which rests the liberties of any and ever,
state; it is on that on which her future dor,
and greatness must b. bIilt an it is5ythat onl,
which she must expect to develope her means
and resources. The bandagc has at last beel
torn from her eyes, and II voice has been hear,
in Eastern Virginia calling upon her torise vi
III her strength and loosen the letters of tn,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bound lfcr and hun.
superstition and Ignorance from the seats the,
SO long have encountered. When they shall
have done this the shout o" SicS,mper Tyan
nus" will BE- heard from the borders of Canad;
To the frontiers of Texas, and echo will take III
its sounds and rcverbcrate through the wilder
nesses AMI mountains of Oregon till Education
shall have drawn together the most distant
parts of the Republic and assimlated the man
ncrs and principles OF its inhabitants into one
great Uhole says SPECK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-02
Observation-Disclosures Til

CLAlRNOfANCETR lUMPHANT.-
Coroner was yesterday called on to hold an
inquest ON man who was found i'm the street
having all the appearance of a person long de.
ceased One OF the jury of inquest suggested
the proprlety OF the surgeon performing post
mortem examination, as il was limited by some
OF the Dystanders that the deceased came Ia
MS dtdth by foul means, While the docto,
was was brondishing his weapons, preparatory 10
dissection, the intended victim sprung TO- hi.
ieet 80 1t irom dream, and yelled out, Clair
voyance triumphant, by heaven!" 1t appears
ne can according to his own assertion. throw
himself into clairvoyant state bv mental
effort at any time he pleases: but in this in
stance, be tried the experiment on the street
instead OF III his own Ioom How long he
Wouin nave remained in this mesmeric sleep.
We're 1t not for his happy clairvoyant discoy,
cry OF the doctors deadly instruments. is ,
problem Tor philosophers to solve. Would il
not DE a good speculation for our New York
trends TO employ this man to assist in the rc.
cc0very OF the hidden treasures of Cantain
kidd ~ U. Picayune,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-02


=. me = .. troops assembled at Corpus CHRIS
IT, Texas, ON the 9Th instant. were as follows
companies n dragons; companies nj
lhl'n'ryr companies 9th infantry. 10 com.
panies 81 infantry; ] 0 companies lth infan.
Try; companies of volunteer artillery-pum
benng about 1900 elective men. There
We're W. expected daily D companies 9th infantry
III companies Sth iniantryj - coupani,s q
"ruliery, and 3 companies 9TH infantry,
letter from an officer of the u. S. Army
wrltlen on the 10th instant, says-"Our arm,
Is IN fine condition for active service. w,
near OF 10 war. or advance of Mexlcaps al
though they may be- forming their army Som,
distance in the interior, belin,gtbe Rio Grand.
without our knowing it,"
Dispatches have been received lv the Wa,
Department from Gen. TAYLOR up TO the l,D,
insiaH, bUt they contain no important inf,r.
nation. Ariste, the Mexican General hoJ
DeGi! at Mier,. bat not accompanied with =
military force; nor was there any indication
OF The concentration ola Mexican force ON Nm.
Rio Grandc. WV
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-02

REAPlNG THE BENEFITS.--The Grand
jury continue TO return indictments soains,
the Indians and Knit. Renters. lis said ,bst
there viii be- from - TO 100 indicted for thc
murder OF Steele. The whole number of in.
dcimcnis found at The present General So
slOns will b. from $50 to 100
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-02

u I ADJ Era tasks best Ombro 1900 lbs prime
Iva i,dIso. just reed and Tor sale low by
PRYOR g. PACLL. lea Market st.
OCT Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-02

MORMON WAR-TAKINGo or Warsaw
INGLoRloUs PLIGHT OF THE ANTI'S-EVACUA-
rIoS--NAR ENDED BY the la>t date. from
the Mormon country we orc glad TO learn that
"orler reigus in Waysaw!"
and that the war is nearly ended
We learn from the ST. Louis New Era. that
on Saturday. the 20lh instant, the Mormons.
numbering between five and eight hundred.
under the command of sheriff Blckenstos aud
e. a. Bedcll. postmaster at Warsaw. march
ed into that place in triumph All the citi-
Gems who had taken an active part, or in any
way sanctioned the late outogcs. had prcvi-
orsly ieit Tor the opposite side OF the river,
so mere was but am empty victory.
Backcns,os, after marching his troops thro
the principal streets, and making some pre-
tence to search for offenders. FINALLY drew them
up III solid phalanx on the bank of the river
and IN full view of the fugitives from his ven
gcance on the opposite side he made them
90 through the various modes OF exercise. no
doubt To impress the refugees with ptoper
respect Tor hi- importance in future when
iired OF displaying his military preparations,
and after satisfying himself that none of the
house burners and mobOCats were in the city,
he placed strong force OH guard and with
drew with the main portion Of his army to an
encampment about two miles distant. The
Mormons kept possession Ct the town until
they found the warlikc citizens across the river
were not going to return. They then with.
drew, and encamped about eight miles from
the town, where they Were at the last udyices
lie general belief was, however, that the wal
was over.
This, remarks the Era. is certainty GOOD
news TO the refugees; they will no doubt. be
glad TO return home, but our word for it. they
will not attempt to do so, SO LONG as the shad-
ow OF Il Mormon remains about il-iated War
saw. Backcnstos may have Withdrawn his
forces for the purpose of am amhuscade should
tins be his object he will get wofullv disap-
pointed; for men who will rum and leave al
the approach of danger their iresides and thcii
families, as they believed, To the mercy of q
reckless foe, have the gift of self-preservatior
too strongly developed in their composition.
to hazard either life or limb in returning &c
! them.
Ii should be mentioned for the credit of In,
Mormons, that though they had full and quie
possession OF Warsaw for some time. no ac
OF violence had been offered. or was INTENDED
to the property of their fleeing enemies; bu
ON The contrary, they avowed their determine
ton not To iniure but to protect everythin!
pertaining TO the town so long as they sholii,
remain in possession of il.
I Mr.. Backenstos may then rest assured tina
anything at stratagem will not succeed brav,
men have often been led into danger by it, bu
towards never. When he aud his troops ar,
at respectable distance. Warsaw will again
receive her citizens; but without strong re
enforcement, not It'll then.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-02

INSTRUCTIVE TORNADO A terrific
tornado swcptin a track Of go rods in width.
,Qr some twenty miles, over TIE towns ol
Yates and Carlton. in Orleans Co Y Y soJ
spent itself in Lake Ontario. Hnoc lore.t
trees were twisted from their trunks and bur.
led in mid ait like feathers. Orchards were
uprOotcd, harms aud houses unroofcd. and ma.
ny have sustained heavy losses in the dcstrnc.
ton Of tie corn and gain wherever they were
stacked. wOIDanand child arc also MISSING
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-02
THE PROBABLE STATE OF PARTIES
In OUR NEAr |. EG 81 4 Il II L L Ihn

y - -. III. " y Z u Vt TNNITT~o
IN OUR NEXT LEGlSL AT Il K E-'rhe
Wings are next to certain ol having a majority
in the next Legislature, if they do their duty,
and do not by their supinencss allow their
more vigilant and active opponctts 10 defeat
them.
The Chronicle not long since contained a
table, showing the relative state of the parties
under the new apportionnrcnt law, which gives
the Wings certain minority in the Senate,
and pretty sure majority in the House. The
table is as follows:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-02
CAUSES OF INsANrTY.--The Paris cor

CAUSES OF INSANITY The Peris cor
respondent of the Newark Advertiser, himself
a medical man, in one of his recent letter.,
says that from a particular department of
France, more insane persons are sent to the
hospitals than from any other in proportion TO
tue populatSon-andh e accounts for il by saw
ing that the mothers and nurses of Tie chill.
dren III !hat district have been in the habit TO,
a long time OF fastening a tight and peculiarly
shaped cap upon their heads, to give them
what is thought TO be a more beautiful shan, :
He thus alludes to what he regards SINH.
larry injurious treatment of children in this
county
In Yankee land the head is not thus hooncd.
the fact is granted, but, the body--is the bo1y
Tree to grow as God designed it? The swath
bound tightly round the body of the infant
does that do nothing? Are the internal organs
LET'S to their perfect Development? Is the pres.
sure Oh flie liver nothing How often do tho
helpless creatures yOmit tile hcalt thy nourish
meat they swallow ed Just bcioref Nav not
That to- caused by pressure on the stomach
lhave seen the liver Of a woman. marked i'm
a deep iuuOw ploughed by the screw of the
corset; cannot a similar mark b. seen ny the
liver Of q young child}
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-02

Wings IL Locos G
To be elected this yeor. To6e elected this year.
Hardin, Hogan, &c l Hamilton
Green. Clinton, &c Clermont and Brown
Scioto, Lawrence, &c Mercer, Allen, &c
BOSS and Hockings Highland, &c |
Athens and Meigs | Perry, Morgan, &c |
Muskiugum Monroe and Belmon;
Inscarawas, &c Guernsey, &c
Gcauga anlCuyahoGa Columbiana
Lake and Ashtabula | Richland