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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-20
THE MOST REMARKABLE CURE EVER
RECORDED.

lIsdSanhcid, N April -. I8IS
On OF sboui the lJth day 81 October 1891 ! was
taken With YIolent pain IN nv side. near tho liver
which cahiigued about eve days. and vas follow ed
by the treatir Of an ulcer, abscsss n~atdly,
~hich reieVrd the pain ht'is hut eau'-d me 10
throw 90 a Great qaniHy OF ofoastso n,atter and
slsc much blood Beng greatly alarmed at this.
,ppled e. phSsenH bot he sad he thought he
could do but hitc for except give me some Msr-
cory Pills which feiused totake feeling satisfied
that ttcy could do me no rood-ard The d'chtrgs
81 Liood ahd corruption continued every lev days.
snd At is.t Lscane offensive that could scarcely
btsaths. was also % ned With VoIest ooagb.
WI ,eh al times esutod We TO rase more blood lbsn
had dsne before--and my disease coniinvcd IN tbs
way siil fro~ 'ng ~o'se uHih FeLfsstv, ~heR all
hofe 10 nv rtroVeTy ~bs given up and my ffisnds
Ought WOO q de 81 Palloping rou.uri ption
A tsis u,og.@ut sten nly h'c Sas apparent, ffw
,ugnsGr p. = &c A14fd 81 y. WI'ilrs Bslsa4. of
I'd CbtIrS, Shd got Loitie winch relieved zoe
tnnsediatel, and bs.the Of oRly thee BOTTLES
Of th,s medicine I'll nv pans were TeaoyeJ-my
esvgh asd ,pitpg 81 blood md corruption satIreiy
sopy<d sad ~ fe~ weeks my health Nss % isf res
t,rfd &" tH.be Hs 70 ~orA A. nv usde ~heh 10
srsrPsutsr ana Up 10 this ilms have sniosed gs"J
htaltL, THOMAS GOZENss
Giousrs,er Cnanty,N J.,
Prr.anail, came tcforr me the ,uhs-s,Ler. ese n
he Justtc.s 81 ne Ps-rs 81 sati coupt, Thomas
CoT.r. go s,ng dsif afTWso a~e"td,ne L, Isw.
'sth TIE sb@'s sisteaaeat 70 b. - iL'nss tue
Alarmed hs,Sfr me on tfs s9h dsy 81 APs,llbi3
CLfAfNr. J T.
ssch 10 The ppseced~r,sd sacre-. ofths RaLsm
'NATCRl z FAyoRiTF PRESCRIPTION =
psssrttpftrn cong'eial Ia Yer ~ihts g. a 20 pre-
gsfe fr~si ciruarai sIifaris for sshstHrr.. vhgc
ibs AsthsF ~ ustufs hss Piafed b. . ~
~ vice parpfsss thai mssy 80 bns'w ss,'hief al
Iss ~nncs al 10 prrpaTstsna afs ,sds-s ,pg 10
p<cskssIy bstshit ~ ssitng 40 sutcic ,iuil..i Ga
spps afarrs a. - rrpsssssi'as tisif on tt.h a.
.sp~ftef g. this Bsi.sa, - by g1ttine sps O. uufs
ass .. ss5 y sssS' -, 80 A.' = ssS>~ss sOs .
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-20
Wrsoo Mil rs FROM IoME.n
TRULY WONDERFUL CURE.

Ws'cr,llc Oneid, CO n ! scpt Il 1913.
Dear sir Il owe II 10 tho afflicted to iuC, rm YOU
that IN J,ru,t, last, was attacked by ycv Vio-
lent cold caused 10y working ~ the water. which
settled on my luns'. u VA, accompanied by tefy
,o.e,e pain 10 my breast aud sides nd also a dIs.
ucssing cough. I had m Attendance all the best
medical aid IN our village but atcr cIhautting all
their skin 10 no nraH. they pronounced my dts.
ease confirmed Consumption md the, one and all
gave me up To die. Aher much persuasioa ! got
the consent Of my physician 10 use the Balsam of
Wild Cherry prepared 10y DR. Wi.tar. Ipuroha,ed
Of the agent IN our Place one bottle before using
half of which, fbfgan 10 gam strength. and II Vas
yety evident ,Nat nv rourh WIS much traitor, ard
my s,uptrns IN every WAY lmpt",tHt have now
u,ed three bottles aud l restored Pc rect health
This result aluo' - owing to the use Of Dr. Wisias
Pas,m of Nid Cherry, and take this method Of
giving you the Information. parity 10 pay you the
debt Of gratitude owe you aud partly that others
similarly affected may know where 10 spply Tor re-
lief Very truly yours,
jaws SAGE.
Nj Palmer, Druggist. under date OF Watefyillc
September -, lGl3, WHITES
The stattment gwen VOC by Nf lanes Sage, l.
veil kao~n To be uHe 10y this y hole community -
d o.ua,nI w1s most remarkable curs. The sale
81 the Balsam u VoiE good, and success 10 cure,
sey alttourg Yours respectfully
- ID PALMER
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-20
WUY Will. YOU SUFFER

cEANER'S Jo,nt snd N,rr, Liamsni IL
| - not only ihe best article that can lie
used Tor Rhebmatic affections, BUSES,
Sptains, and Lameucss Of all kinds, bot Is
the most perfect and lasting cure tina, has ev'
CT been discovered Tor the ,efy troublesome
complaint. CA,i5ieins. No Inconvenience
whatever attending its application The
most incicdulous may he satisfied hy irylre
one bottle, which will cost but IS cents. In
all cases where an sfierHoi dppiit0hoa Is
needed, II has proved nself highly valuable,
rs may be seen by the follow ing certificates
The undersigned, having made use Of
Seavcf's Joint and Nerve l.inIment, either
in our families or on our own persons, AMI
finding IL IN lie the best remedy without et.
ception that We have ever used, f)t the cVm.
plants for which IL Is intended. would recon
mend IL 10 our friends and the public gencr-
ally, believing that those who are afflicted
with any 81 these complaints will find reliei
In the use OF this valuable medicine. II. L.
White, Rutland Peck d Spear. Druggists,
Burlington; George Morton, Williston Hi
ram Hopkins, Rutland q Cook, Rutland.
For Rheumatic affections, Sproins, BraIsts
| &c. | most chectfully recommend 1t 10 the
public, as | can speak from experience. hay
| ln1 made use az II IN many instances in nv
family lor the above omrlainis. ID. LPRicr.
Rutland, Sept 9Th, lSi5. 370m
W. T.. &. Stoddatd, Agent for Rutlsnd;
Jones a.. Dow, Cuitingsville; s. ID. Wins.
low, Pfusiord; V. Ross, brandon; J. Is.
iIunilev, Salisbury; w. p. Russell, Middle
bury Peck d Spear, Burlington: s. X.
Collins, Montpelier and druggists aud mcr-
chants generally. Reed, Wing g. Cutler,
| 50 Chatham street, Boston, wholesale speuls
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-20
BOOT PATTERNS.

THE subscribe, have purchased the
right and patterns for cug'ing mems
boots whole, 10y which there Is a great saw
Jog OF i-s,hor and work The eumping 10
dtspeb's with rn,Rely Tins ~ a grca, Ia.
'enllon. ana We live 10 great country. -
The patterns arc iorssle hV Them aud evcty
.artmak,f shoult have ascu
NrVr q MASON
T. bind So, T~t5 a.
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500

firCEs HANGING PAPER. among
which can be ivoud the Ensi sPlesd'd Fa'
t.rns the marke, sGvrds aud PSEoi.ssefs can'
no, fail 10 be .u.isd a. ~ pdrs aad quality
the price varying rom 10 To 20 ossts PEI
roll. SetsE,y diFsfen' patterns
a. v 4 & froDDARp.
SoI Ia
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-20
LOOK HERE.
DIR Banning's Patent Lace,

AS done more for the diseases for
III which it is applicable than any other
INSTRUMENT IN use. And the sub.c riber is
determined to convince tho public, though
that II be al his own expense. Any person
who needs an instrument OF the kind, 10 In
yited TO call al his house and receive one on
irisl for two weeks GRATIS, ifihey are not
already convinced. People are cautioned not
to believe reports defogstoiy TO this invslu-
able Instrument Of certain doctors who msy
be interested In "lIulrs Supporters " or
other instTumenls,) iiil they have improved
this opportunity. II has hever failed to give
entire satisfaction when properly applied IN
der the direction OF the undersigned, add ma
ny will attest by certificates or peIsona in
ierview II desired, TO these facts. LADIES
will be waited upon by female who hiss
had extensive experience ~ then application.
Having very large assortment on hand oi
all sizes, and likewise much improved OF
late. Is enabled 10 give all who NAV call an
entire satisfaction, Please 10 call Mondays
or Tuesdays JOHN h. IIIRBARD, ~ ID.
Rutland. Oct. s,Isi5 AR
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Bah. nalne June. l. IsIl

DAN, Maine une, !, 1875.
Mr y. Brown, Dear ali ~ have Tor some
time past, suffered much from the laundlce
and dyspepsia al tie stomach, loss OF apps-
me, and uovble and pain from the least sim
pie food, With pain Ia the bead and s,dss. a
slight cough, general wesaAess aBd debility
ana weakness Of ne system. Amer using a
number nf medicines without my relief ! Was
induesd Ia Iry your SsrsapaIliA and Toma-
g. Bniers. ! received immediate relief rom
The Of one bottle. and feel grali6ed ZOE
the great Iehsf hsve received, and would
recommend il 60 all oihers VIM aie suffering
from similar disr rders NoaFs truly.
FREDERICK u. SHAW.
AddIsst 81 oIds<s 81 the above iHy.tuu
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-20
EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM A POST
MASTER DATED

Pembroke, Washington CO. Me. April 90. 1874.
Mr. Isaac Bats bear cir At the requcst OF
many II my friends a, this place and lvcin,ty, who
are afflicted with consumption and liver complaint,
! take the liberty to ask you TO appoint some one
~ this roro,y as agent TO sell Wisists Bis,m OF
w I'D Cherry, nnI TO send him o few dozIrn. as
there Is roue Of II fot sale within 500 miles from
hero | have no doubt that u would meet a idy
sale If It were where II could be procured without
too much expense and delay.
My wife WIS attacked about Elk mon he sincewiih
what the ply ,cians called the Art stage of the
con,uD p,,on-a complaint very prevalent 10 this
section 81 tho country. lib,ins seen the Balsam
Advertised N Augusta.
UTsO0 MIL ES FROM IIOME,.n
took piins IN send there for q bottle Of II which
she took and which help, het so much that .o",
far two Lo,tle, murc winch she has also taken q nd
fhe nLw s1ys che has not felt well Tor ,n years
A. she does nj this time. All those who have 10.
qu,ed nf me and a,ecr lined what effect tie BAL
mn had, arc ANXIOUS to have some for sale IN thu.
vicinity. which - the cause Of my writing To Won.
Please iufrrm me lay rc:urn of mail whether YOU
conclude to send sou,r and II so. "a whom, Ia order
that Il NAV be known where 1t can lie had.
am with respect Nours, &c.
=. &. FdkNSN ORTIZ. r. NJ
, Tie whole county fast leaning Ihat no mod,-
cino-no physlcnu-no preparation Of auy kind
~hr,cvcr--eun eqral DR. Wisiar's BaIsam Of " ilt
Cherry
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
PAINTS, AND OIL AND LIQUORS FOR
MEDICINAL USES.

nOCT. J. PERKINS havtlg purchased
- the shop and stock 10 rrSde. Of Doctor
Jameson, Offers to physicians and the public,
an extensive and select assortment Of Drugs
and Medicines, and the various inslrume nis
and apparatus, cmployed by physicians aud
iamiiirs, for the frliei and cure OF diseases
Also VINES and diAulled liquors for medic.
insi purposes, oi superior quality also
PainIs, and pure LlBseedQh Au~hirh viii
be cold 81 The io~e.l prces, flf each OF ap-
proved credit. As the above aric 80 are se-
leoied with kno"ledge ofIhs.f q1sIrues,and
preserved with much care. the subscnbeT
Caters himself that the pfoiession aud others
~'l ssl regret shordisR ham heir patronage
-wLich vhi De gfAlelully acknosy .e . Isd. -
Al new insifDmen's and chemical remedies
on hand OF procured II ahori aniice
J. PERKINS
Css'leion July %, 1915 Jif
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HALO vIiEREil

a N,ro ir,irai NJ Bools ard Shoe, Really
Made fiaf'ag H9fs aal Cap' { a..
LHir0 Fasiioas akcGfs, than nm
~ MOA.!iAN .-s jas, returned ifom
LIZ. New York and nnsinn with a larur
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-20

GP Embossed Easm.lcd C,rd., tinted aud
PLAIN, beautifully polished, with elegant de.
signs as borders.
PRINTERS BLANK CARDS.
Small blanks (ulavino r.,d .i,.A ~ AS
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/ TIA L,,f ,,,,,Sy Ise,ra 10 tie porid fer ne
ovrs sfCsughs ,C1i&,. Asih~sa, Crenp ,B'ess.
tsg al tie LhnFs, Whoorisg Cough, BroH-
sAtus. Isfu,hss, shO'ia,ss " BRAN,
Jsi. N i1e Hieasi ~ ad,, Livsr
Csm,isisf. aad n, frn si0gei
CONSUMPTION.
Athos.snd es,s, de,med stefly hopeless h''e
btrri, -stsbii.hsd Hs vast stTeUorty o''t every
foto, u modest dnrc,eFy. u ~ -l~s,' btn ~
90 .NIurs. o-s prr-cur,ic' 'ripr h''m-d ehisl
!, frss shsaioal s,,,.s, Gum " I'D Caofv ns's
sad 1st-tso tte~s that ar ssaiievd whefsssFsW
..,e, sftbe iuss, p,-rsh Ne gi'cs fs~ ia.iss-
CO. n ~ eiuaordiairYi po~er, ho@ esisiogUs
Aim.st wthou, 'bd
A Isay tsea,-..e. will he give. Of the New yerh
Aeescyl Who wss giVep Up b, all her psy'ieisns 10
~. ~ con,umpiton, h,d bad tusoi fo' months 90
the aide - rbi.cd smoug hrPu qssn''ies 81 mair' .
SOFT OF boay substance had tshsn Az medicine Tor
two months beine passed al hope-eniircly cured
h, few s.,iie. Of thu, Bal.ss Ia September and
Ociob~r. is4t
A. W,ltiam,, Eco ,itorn.y. &c, N Y. cured Of
,pa,modo s,ihs 81 twenty Eve year, standing, Get
tded to by Recorder Tslimadge and ). Pow
Or, u ID.
A Carman. Nov Ysrt city who had no, slep, "
Jog do~n. Tor .sven yssr'. being obliged to sleep
~ sitting posture so FAR cured a, to attend to bi'
business IN the most stormy weather.
Thomn ntadlee. Esq }. = Jamaica, l.. ]
cured or s.ihm, Of 90 years standing
Jaenh IioHmsn. " u, tIspt,rTdon. cured :
child 81 T. Sbcr"eblr, OF obsiiqoe disease o( the
lungs after he had tred all tie usual remedies ~
yAin.
"TA,re - no such thing as fai!" in the his
tory Of this wonderful balsam. Evidence the most
convincing evidence that no one can dcubt-Iuly
eaablshc, tbi. fact. For the sake of btcvii, wo
select the follu~ing from thousand
Isaac Piau, Isq editor Of the Poughk cepsc IA
eo cue Of the most influential papers ia he state oil
New York. state, under the suthont, Of hs own
name that young lsdy, relative Of his. 81 very
dehcaie constitution. was attacked In February
lac, with ,Uerc cold which immcdaiel, produced
spiting al blood cough, fever aud olhrr dangerous
and slatnlng symptoms. Through medical treat
uent and eire she partly recovered DUNG the sum
n,er lot on the returo Of winter she wss hiiao ked
more yoenty than al hst-she Was scstcely able
to walk and troubled with cough ch,lls aud ie-
vet every day and appeared to be going rapidly with
| cons in p, ION at this time, when there sic
Of improvement, Mr. Plat proc ured bottle Of Wiz
tar's Balsam Of W,ld Cherry, which shc took, and
| It seemingly restored her She get second, and
before Il was hif taken she was restored to per.
feet health. which she has enjoyed to the present
time. without the slighiesusymP,om Of her iotme'
| disease
| Mr. Plau sa,p abe cure came under nv own OBJ
,etva,on, and cannot be mistaken as to the facts
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rLAYiNG, VISITING A. BLANK
CARDS.

q COOK. al ne. $50 fro II rl,.
~ @Neih 4 Cu-ot s,f ~. past ,sr ,es,,
20 'Fr"frts ~ ihe relsbgst~~i Dsftle.
Aitbt waaid rteru, iee yvts.r eos Ire
o. 'f'F'.s"i nc yia e'tsb!lsl4sneni. Ne. = l'ui
ieo-ss-. ~hsv he ~. sl~sys been emplo,.e.
mas he eoestce~s the vrsnsisc,cis Of I'll the
,sn.ssss Of Pssy,ss. via,,ss sne Bisna
's'es, hsieto'e's furnished ty the s.sth.h.
r"en'--s"d 'hs' osdeo zoe vsrioo. kied. oil
~ rfomfal, end fs,ihfVii, ss~,sisd M Oh.
phcsiien 10 ~. so's Agents. Me..t. ~, q
Isthsm' ~ fsli"n-s,reet. vsesi dtscoon, on
VOC cash OF TO those vino boy 70 sell sgs,e.
wa
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BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS.

BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS.
lust received at The Farmers ExcsanR,
~ and cheap cash store
100 pairs mems and boys heavy thick boots
100 bfoga
100 ehildIeR's cali shoes,
so morocco boots
ALSO
so pairs farewelrs heavy black buskins,
30 light
so " hid Sips.
90 walking shoes.
ID II SABiN 4 co.
WslhneioId. Oct. 81 IS
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ChIldrens and Misses shoes Of all descrip-
lions; few Ladies Black Mufls, very low
also splendid assortment, OF over coats OF
all coloIs, which will be sold lower than can
he found in the county few pair Of
black double iwilled Cashmere Pants, also
a large supply Of fancy Cashmere pants; also
a large supply Of s,uneu and iulled cloih
pants; q large supply OF Winter Vests; also
figured Satin, and black and light colored,
from 81 TO ,. So Over Goats from &c TO Is, 90,
Pants from $50 to $50. Also Gents Shirts,
collars, umbrellas, and mittens. Also a
splendid supply OF oak and hemlock tanned
upper leather, kip and cali skins; shoe thread
and shoe knives.
The subscriber would inform the public
that he has removed TO The South end Of the
Marble Store, where be is ready 10 wait on
all who may favor him with a call He
would also Io,urn thanks ~ the public Tor
their liberal patronage thus far.
Cassle'on, Nov. I, lsi5 454s
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Also, all the above siIes 81 everv color TO
oder Oiber sizes cut to order OF enhet OF
the foregoing qualities. Mourning cards OF
ssrioss sl,es made 10 order
Void bordered cards do 90
Gill edge do do
Enameled sheets, cap sire & e0IIlis
Ivory Suilsce, do do
Pearl do do
Bank sheets. do do
Also. Railroad and Sieawboa, Ticket,
made to Older, any oolos, OF Of difieen,
oolors. as NAV he desired.
The subscriber invites oil editor. in the
Uniied Slales and Canada, who are disposed
20 lake their pay In cards. and who will send
hin copy ofibclr papers containing tho adj.
Teiiisr ineni. la insert It for three months
New York, Isi5. 373m
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TIE best re,.,Sy lsotra 10 The ,eertd ,sr ne
ovrs Of { esg A. ,C1id' .Asih"sa, Group ,B'ees'
isg al TIE LHne,, Whocrisg Cough, Bren-
sAtus. Iefu,nss, sho'fsts' ~ Breah,
Isia IN The Bree'i or Sd,, Livsr
Csn,yaisf and he FrH sisgsi 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-09
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
M0RGANToWN, JuyE 4rH, IS.
E. Wharton. Esq


J. E. Wharton, Esq
Dear Sir; You have seen by this time, no
doubt an account of Rail Road meeting
which was held in Marion county. dav ar
TWO ago. They propose holding Convention
e, Fairmont ON the lst Monday in JULY. and
invite the cooperation of all the Western
counties favorable To the Wheeling terminus
ieei highly gratiiied at this movement on
the part Of Marion. and trust that il is only
the precursor of the loud tones that are TO fol-
low 1t, from the Northwest. II is the more
gratifying that these steps have been taken at
SO remote distance from Wheeling, as it
VIII b. a cutting rebuke to those who have
proclaimed il abroad that it was Wheeling
aud Wheeling alone, chat was MAKING all this
iNss about thu terminus; it goes to show that
The Wheeling people are not alone: are NOT
governed by purely selfish motives, but that
III the course they have pursued, thcy have
taken broad, liberal, patriotic and enligbten.
ei view OF the subject; they have looked not
TO the interest of county, or two copn,;es
out 10 the interests Of all Northwestern, Va.
f0blic opinion III our county, and in the
adjoining counties to US, is being enlightened
upon the subjects and has undergone a great
change; he peopk are looking to their true
interests, and see that Wheeling is tho crs,t
point between the East and the West. a.
which the railroad should terminate. Wood
and HANSON counties are holding their meet
inssant b'dstering away as usual, bu, win all
afnonnt 70 nothing, when aTrayea against the
united voice Of all the River ana Moun,a;n
counties. Wade, our delegate in the last
Legislature, has been trilmphantly sustained
% ms constituents, for his course upon that
subject, Notwithstanding hc was assailcd upon
th' stump for voting for the Whcelinp termi.
nus Dy his opponent, who if am correc,l,
niosmed, was in favor Of the southern ar
fdrNlIabufg route, as Wade went last winter
50 you will find him again next. true and fair
% TIE interest Of his constituents unon tb;s
subject. You ,sill end tina, The Mario, d,Io
gates will act in accordance with him. Pres.
ton county, tLSUk, will also be found g., IL.
right point. - WV
But have forgotten, almost. ,,ba. avn,
bout. My object in writing. is TO odyi.o q
h'ariy cooperation on the part Of your paoc,,,
Snd to get you TO stir them up. Appoint d..
lsgates to Mirion, and b, quite sure that tbey
donoi fail in their attendance. Let tho voice
winch ''i.i 30 up TO ournsx. Legislature. from,
vas convention, b, loud and potential. Let
VA, .oie' confirm th' edict passed by our las,
Lagis!ai]'e, oni Gy for ever, on a firm b,si.
ant beyond doubt, ,hs stability AR. Gr,nnese
Of Our legislation. as some wou!l BE- 1;s,os,d
u say b. th'ifIaecnt act-, that or uo., i.
eis.aiurs VIII turn abom md undo .vt,. 90,
Lave dom sfd'c.Irely in re9crrnc, Z, mi.
mater coaanae 70 gcad m- thc r.m-.g,i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-09
l WILL PRAISE THEE.

By cARoLISE FRY.
For what shall praise thee, my God and
Forwhst blessings the tribute Of. gratitude
bring?
Shall | praise thee fotpleasure, for health,
or for ease,
For the sunshine Of youth, for the garden
Of peace.
Shall praise thee for flowers that blcomed
on my breast?
FOR Joys IN perspective, and pleasure pos
For the spirits that Frightened my DAYS of
delight?
For the sluhibefs tina sat on nv p;lloy, nv
night?
For this should thank thee but If ou,v s,r
this. '0'
] should leave half untold the donation Of
bliss; -
thank thee for sickness, for sorrow. for cafe
For the thorns have gathered, the anguish
share,
For nights Of anxiety, watchings, and tears,
present OF pain, a perspective of fears;
thank thee, and bless thee, my King and
my God,
For the good and the evil thy hand hath be-
slowed
The flowers were sweet, but their fragrance
is flown,
They yielded no fruit, they are withered and
gone
The thorn, it was poignant, but precious to
me,
Twas the message of mercy, it led me to
thee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-09

Wecory The following notice from the New
Haven, Conn, Herald, which shows that even
IN Yankee Land, the talents of Mr.. Camden
beck and his lady are Appreciated
0s-Wc have rarely il ever listened IN
sweeter music than the performances of Mr..
CANDERBEcK and lady upon the Violin and
Harp, ut the Temple last evening, aud we be-
heve that all those present win Join with US
I'm our estimation OF the merits of the enter
talnment: Mr.. I. appears To b. perfect
master of the instrument. and al,honah Inc
showed himself fully equal TO the most diff
cult execution, still he isnot so devoted to sci
entiiic inricacies as to forget that simplicity
is the soul OF music. The accompaniment,
and solos upon the Harp, added much to the
effect OF the Concert.
The programme for this evening is highly
attractive. and We have no doubt they will
have full and fashionable house.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-09

CTSTRANGE.-Buta few DAYS since,
we spoke of the chcopness of freight between
Wheeling and Cumberland, and the advantage
which the B. & o. K. r. Company would
find in reduction Of the price of freight from
Cumberland to Baltimore. This article was
copied By the Brownsville Herald-the little
cock must have his crow too. lie cracked
up Brownsvillc as the point to which all
goods should be brought. His remarks, the
Baltimore American copisd, but those of the
Times in relation to the same subject were
not copied. We are sorry for the feeling that
prompts this; for let the Baltimoreans mark
it--THIY MUST STAND OR FALL WITH WHEE
Iiss. Their location indissolubly nites
them.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-09
THE MURpERERs OF JOE SMITH.

The Quincy Wing, OF the 2Sth ult. saws:
"We have intelligence from the Hancock
court, as late as Saturday last. Judge Young
had set aside the jury selected by the Sheriff,
and It was not until Friday that jury was
finally empanellcd. Nine witnesses had been
examined on the part of the persecution
among them DdnielS, the pretended author of
the pamphlet giving an account OF the murder
OF the Smiths. Daniels would not swear to
the material statements in his pamphlet-he
said he merely gave few facts in relation TO
the affair, and they were embeilished TO suit
the Nauvoo market, by small potatoe poe,
named BitHcfctd, who iniests that city The
testimony OF Daniels, from all the testimony
attending IT, can have hut little weight with
the jury. The counsel Tor theprosec1tion are
Lambom of Springfield, Swaziland of Rushyille.
Rabbit and Stiles, of Nauvoo. For the de
lencc, Browning, Williams and Warren, of
Quincy, Richardson of Nashville, and Skinner
oil Carthage, are retained as counsel Five
persons were araigned for trial, on charge of
numbering Joseph Smith and if acquitted on
this, they will be arraigned on the same charge
in case of Hyrum Smith. Thus far all was
quiet at Carthage.