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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-14
FOR THE TIMES.

! VIRGINIA AND EDUCATION. The
future has ever been a source of anxiety 10
nations as well as to individuals, while the
past, frdught with wise experience, has been
but casually noticed or totally neglected. The
present State of Virginia is, TO say the least
of it, truly deplOrdb'e and unless something
bc done, and that soon too, she will present
but mass of broken and disordered ruins,
standing beacon to her sisters, whereby
they may shun the shoals and quicksands OIL
which she has foundcred. How, il may be
asked by some one, has things been brought
about, and why is her case so deplorable?
would answer, that they have been principal
y brought about by the neglect of the advdn
tages and opportunities to be found in the
present, and expecting the future TO remedy
every fault, without any action on the part Of
the State; to the latter part of the question
would answer that when State has become
so eneryate as To be needless of its interests
and careless of the means it possesses, il is
very near the climax of lis ruin and degrade
ton These are plain answers but they are
true ones, and as such | think every one will
admit them to- be. But still il is not too late
for her yet to recover herself. She may even
yet become one of the brightest among the
stars of the constellation. But it will take
time to accomplishit, and the means by which
it is to- be gained, must be fostered with pa
rental tenderness. A movement is about
being made OF at least il has been made, but
not yet put into execution, but when it is,
Virginia will have great cause to rejoice, that
the days of her thraldom are over, and the fct-
tiers OF ignorance are broken.
Education is the only bulwark of State
rights and liberties, it only can and will sue
cessiully resist the expressions of the tyrant.
Ii only, of all human power can be relied OH
in the hour of danger or trial; in a wort with
o II its sanction Governments could not stand
or their liberties be- preserved. Educate. and
vi i Ia now 50 noble, so imposing, in her
wax and debiiiated state will spring into
NV being, and cast shade of magnifcencc
a I'd grandeur, around which never has. and
never will be equnllcd The present genera
ii IN demands the influence of education
postcrity demands it and they must be heard.
II the call is not attended to- on what arc the
government and institutions expected torcst7
a l order, justice aud right will be abolished;
and then, in the hour of distress, what prop
will be found strong enough to uphold the
tottering fabric? What dcrnier resort will
then be applied TOT None will be found sde.
quate to the work, for ignorance will not be
able TO legislaie and supincncss to build up.
Yours respectfully, SPECK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-14
CARRIAGES.-we Yesterday carefull,

CAR RI A G ES.-We yesterday carefully
examined buggy just finished by MIR. |. w.
Hutchinson, Min street, and we fearlessly
pronounce it as handsome piece of work OF
the kind as can be produced any where. The
whole wood work is of the best hickory, the
iron work and brass plating done by Mr.. J..
Corn in tn same establishment. and the
springs by Mr. Richardson. The trimmings
are ola superior kind, with silk lace to match.
This is made by Mr.. IL. much cheaper than
the Philadelphia prices.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-14

TENNESSEE.-The Legislature of this
State met on Monday the 9th lust In the
senate there were 80 ballottings for speaker
without choice. The votes generally stood
Tor Gardner II, Maury and Tyler l. That
body then adjourned over To Tuesday. In the
house Mr. Bunch was elected speaker on the
9th ballot.
On Tuesday the ballotting in the senate was
continued on TO the 18th ballotting when the
senate again adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-14

LEAD PIPE.-The Lead Pipe advertised
by Mr.. Geo. W. Johnson is Of excellent quail
ity and his general workmanship in he line
OF his business gives warrant that his work
hydrant maker will give satisfaction
We recommend him To patronage.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-14

ANECDOTE-=Tl following circumstance
happened IN one of the towns in Arkansas.
man had been drinking until late hour at
night before he started for home. Honest
folks had long been in bed land the honses
were all shut up and dark, The liquor he had
taken was too much for him, he did not know
where 10 co. He staggered into an empty
wagon shed and fell upon the ground. For
a long time.he lay in all the Inconsistencies
OF drunken sleep, and would undoubtedly
have frozen Cor the snow on the ground show
cd the night TO be very cold,) had not others,
less insensiblethan himself, been around hitH:
This shed was a favoritc rendezvous for hogs
who were out when the new conner arrived.
but soon returned to their bed. In the ut
most kindness and with the truest hospitality
they gave their biped companion the middle
OF the bed, some lying on either side of him.
and Others acting the part of quilt Their
warmth prevented him from being injured b,
hisexposure. Towards morning he awoke
finding himself comfortable, in blissful igno.
rance OF his Whereabouts, he supposed himself
enjoying the accommodations of tavern i'm
company with other gentlemen. He reached
out his hand, and catching hold of the stiff
brlstles OF hog, exclaimed, '.why, mister
lCien did you share last?'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-14

IL Is now in contemplation TO connect Char
lesion with st. Louis By rail road Of the
distance 332 miles are completed from Char
lesion and all under grade TO the Tennessee
river except 81 miles. Charleston has now
about 800 miles of rail road connecting with
that city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-14
UNIVERSITY OF NASHvILLE-we ar

pleased to find that this institution continues
i'll a prosperous condition. Its 10Th annual
commencement occurred on "Wednesday Oct
/, when the degree of Bachelor Of Arts was
conferred on ~ younggentlemen among whom
we find the name of young friend, CHATHAM
X. WHEAT; that Of master Of Arts upon Ii OF
the Alumni of the institution. The honor.
AIRY degree Of d. ID. was conferred on the Rev
J. Thomas Wheat, Rev. Robert A. Lapsley
and the Rev. Alexander l.. p. Green.
CO The Winter Session will commence
on the tenth day OF November next.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-14

HOGS IN INDIANA.-Hear what the
Rockville American of Oct. 3D.. saws about
the prospect in regard to Pork the approach.
ing season.
Early in the spring the prospect for pork
was good Every farmer made his calcrla-
Ions largely Tor corn and hogs Every thing
mas been prosperous. Better corn croDs have
never blessed the farmers of the entire hoo
raising world More corn fields. larger or bet9
yer ones, have never covered the face of the
west. But says some, there is not stock hogs
enough to feed. This we consider mistaken
ldea. ii IS True there are bat few stock hos
TO I've Bought, for the reason that every man
mas such AN abundance Of corn TO feed thero
and the prospect for pork is so cool that thew
VIII not sell them And we predict now
ana we dolt upon some knowledge of the facts
that the pork this year will far exceed i'm anal.
NY and quantity any former year. and nfarIy
GoaDle That OF last year The hogs. too. will
Oe larger and latter. last winter was verv
easy Oh stock hogs, and the pastures for hoe.
lave been good most Of the season And ,5.
corn winch the larmcr saved last fall. and cv-
Pccted TO get high price for. has this sum
Iner been led out to hogs. In these matters
we speak from actual knowledge in many in.
Stances
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-14

SUDDEN DEATH.--G GORGE ANKEYY. ESQ.
member OF the late Ohio Legislature. from
hnox County, was found dead i'm his own
door yard, few days since as we learn from
the Mt. Vernon Times. His death was caus-
Ell by apOplexy, il is SUPPOSED.
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EsD\Y. OCTOBER IA, is,s
ADVERTISEMENTS TO receive attention
must be handed in before 1 o'clock.

Kew l. a. SrocKroS, of Philadelphia,
whose eiequence many OF our citizens remcm-
Der with pleasure, is now engaged in deliver
mga course OF lectures in the late Masonic
Hall, now Protestant NJ. Church. His sub
jccts are Seifshness, Benevolence, and the va
rious plans Of bencvolencc. This evening
and Tomorrow will close the course.
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ron THrTt,irs.

=, - 10" iHEfiMIs.
Mr. EditOr:--I Observed in vour ,,,,,,, al
yesterday (Monday) an article copied from the
Richmond Wing, entitled "Swedcnborp and
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-14

ID. BRAVO, at the Commercial News and
Reading Rooms, opposite the st. Charles and
veranda Hotels, is agent for this paper in
New Orleans. Advertisements for it or orders
for new subscriptions, will receive immediate
attention if left with him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-14

VOLNEY b. PALMER, is our authorized
Agent for receiving Subscriptions and Adver-
tisements for the Wheeling Times and Gazette.
His offices are -
lilLADELPHIA:ZN.W w. corner Third
and Chestnut streets.
NEW YoRK.-Tribuhs Buildings, oppos-
lite City Hall. -
Calvert streets.
BOSTON.--No. II State street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-14

THE BIBLE IN FRANCE.-Tbe P,rs
correspondent Of the Edinburgh weekly re-
slI,er gives ihe following account Of the din.
Bible. VIC Ioah oil
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-14

oil war as science aud of the arts of civiliza
ton, and cfall mirstimc affairs.
To rcdeem aud reform this people was u
work that required the same indomitable cou-
rage that eaabled Peter to descend from his
Throne aud servea year as AN apprentice to q
ship builder III Holland, ~ travc, through all
Europe and 10 observe all their arts with his
own eyes and plant them in Russia with his
own hands. He conquered the Turk and the
Swedc, he opened the nation 10 the sea, ne
planted AN infant navy and commerce. H.
expelled the Strealitz and reduced the Janna.
1arles To subjcction-he gave Russia an army,
and elevated her people and her government to
take stand high among the nations of the
earth.
1t isfortunate, too, that he has good rep
resentative in the present Emperor, Nicholas
who is as active for the welfare of his people
as his great predecessor. lie passes incoguitt
through his empire, observes and reforms abu
SEES, obtains and establishes improvements anC
leads life Of activity that most other mon
archs leave TO their subjects. In his situation
the results are vast, and in any private citizen
the effects of such enterprise and perseverance,
Will be great beyond conception.
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BOSTON.-No. .l2 State street.

Messrs. MASON &TUTTLE, No. l2S Mas
sau Street, are our authorized Agents i'm New
York City. They will receive Subscriptions
and contract for Advertisements for the Times
and Gazette.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-14

NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW Tn
October number OF this standard vvork >. s.,
loi" us win It's mass of valuable papers,
There are several of these that are of great v,Ino
ana interest. The Memoir of Peter Tho C;ye,.,
.houshit presents nothing new to the ,v.lI :,
''r"'eu historian, draws valuable dednc,;o,,
rom Tue chiei Characteristic of one oC tho NO.,
fenarNable' perhaps the most cx,r,ordina.n
character That ever lived. There i NO ,,,a.
acter or life in history which is moro -
OF study by the young than his. A, 49, o',"y
81 u he became the sole monarch or a. 'e'
pre- That covered fourth of the -.
known world; but it was shut out f,or, -.
ocean by the Turks, then maxine uoi.
curslons TO the heart Of Europe and Tho S,yo,,a.
,he most warlike people in Earope. goverood
young King, Chares XII. who loved o.,
as other men loved their mistresses and ,,La
mad never met an enemy but to co,o,o, 49,.
ne hussldns were but grade above ,I,e TIL.
lh cl'ill@alion. The,tlrone was s,rro,,,,o,, s..
'anna]arics aud Straeiz who had s.s,s.;,.,
co every monarch who had offended Inc I'D
"'''.'iieif power and their conspiraeic. no.,
,he capital and The empire in sts,e -,
lent excitement The people ws,e 60 a,o'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-14

HoRSES FOR SAEE.-i have Two frs, rate
Il 4 Horses ior Harness or Saddle one Of Them n
ra' ker; will sell al very low prices
eu Ia ID MGINNfS, Market Souarc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-14

BIG THUNDER.-Dr. Boughton. the
anti renter has been fairly immersed !, ,b,
rehltentiary Tor life. What were his crimes?
Resistance To the laws and being accessory 70
murder. lie went tn the prison stoutly de-
claring that he was right in all he did and
kept III good heart until the gate of his lonu
home Was opened. lie then auailcd and
ia''erea' tie OF good cheer DIR. you may be-
come hero as did Gov. Dor, your name
may be heraldcd through even the streets of
Wheeling by the rabbe who follow am old
red COW. You may from some HIGH ground
have your name echoed and rc-echoed bv tho
h'iSh'y orators OF loco iocoism. Gov. Dom
Or. BoUGHToN! Why should YOU NOT ba hero
as VIII as Gov. DOM? Your name would
sound as well from the rostrum and better i,
the song. Why may you not become tho
martyr to your democracy, the persecuted
s"i.'' "fohged, oppressed and crushed by the
so'hs AMI vandals of whiggery? You ma,
nope torall that yet. Loco loco hero timber
rom present appearances will b. scarce three
years hence, unless the brains of Gen. Para,,cs
should be knocked out by some Missis,ipoi
Dod'inah OH his way to revel in the halls of
the Montezumas, or Mackenzie should find an
other yolumeof letters setting forth more fully
lhe Sahclty and prosecutions of Deacon But
Ter while president of the Sandy Hill bank
ELLlCoTIS WoRKS--Onlas last Tuesa,v =,
le iron works OF f. I. ElIicCtt i'm this COM
q H. MeS5 VI Halls were cut in 9 hours with
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-14

Il 2 UT IiINGES.-Nsrfow. broad and ParI,s.
n . menI Bulls of every size.
OCT III OFT e. GREER
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ELLlCoTTS WORKSHOP last Tuesday at
the Iron Works of r. T. ElIicctt in tb;s 80 a.
~; loo kegs OF ndlswere cut in Q hours Vii,
large michines aud five small ones Th;s
Is Is Said to be the best work ever done in the
United s.--Mountaineer ~ ''''
Glad to see you out in style ncighbor. But
wait until the "anchor" tries
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-14

NUN BARREI.s.-A GOOD a.,orm.o, n
VI 'LiiIle's' manufacture warranted n su,.,;o,
""'ic' Tor sale at OFT & GREERS.
oct Ia
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-03-12
Scrbcir0tl)cf:

slm porlceten Scunta9 turd, tsn Gbr
Socrrn S,elfrid, Scrr harleS 81
mer NIT Wis Sarab 9t0per be
bon ScciceIber9.
Ter Saimmcl ic0ne birIes paar,
Ias 9ndbig ibncu 9rben,
Tae Ic Gin mand,eS ldn9e Sabr,
Sn Srrmsiofrit rrlrbrn-
Se9ludt eurdb elcbe immcrtar,
SIN SBcbIifano fIt crbcbrn
limb cine muntre 5fiuscrihaar
Grfrcuc fc boncbcn.
9Im Icetcn Ccnncrita9 rurh ten GbI
Sorn. 3sIlcr Sor. { i 9 bman . TIA
ler NIT @lB MarY &ctper, Bs
ptn eteier Start. !
9Im 8tcn Rdri rurh cen @trm. ST.
Seller, Setrr Z pbios Soce, ucn Spri|
ttrlo Vuds Sauntp, nit Oue 9cc /
M cr bon Snp Wbeitbaa.
C@In9cianbt curd cen @brw. c5d9cr. D
9Im lcbtcu ScnntaH S,err Gewaro
malt nit Der WiB joclrna Srcini9, BEIGE 4
Gancrer.
@bcnfallS, SHcrr ShrmaS Sttncr nit
W'ie Snrab Sung, beice bon Sancper.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-03-12

br9cfubl.- Ter @apualn tr6 am
bicF9cn QSharfe Iir9cnoen podcti,hlffrs Gro:
mas Srpr, pcId'e6 sur 2lbrcife fcrti9 il, per.
wci9crte Gle Oiitnahme rr5 Q8cslcD NaVcL
pclher oes WcrctS lbrrmicitn, atcr prn
@onpcrnor pcrtrr inter Ger &crlugunq, coG
CT ben amcrIfdnlltcn Sctcn YcrIasen muec,
br9naoigt wcrecn mar. Scine Srcrnrc ia.
ben lIh babcr 9cn0tbi9t, init ibm mad, gtcu,
ycrf Su maridlWcn, nm cine @clc9cnbcit
nad) europa fur ibu Su Hnrcu lib.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-03-12

"Siuo mir III StaIicn, rccr in Cincinnati {?
-9Gir fnrcu ouf unlcrcn Wirfte jcet Gle
iippi9lfc @artenfrcBr, Sdnitt mo Srpflat,
ttdl' Saldt uno aurCrc INSTRUMENTATION,
meld,e man lrnil ieltru rrr ccm Iirnat 9pril
fucCt. SrcIlld, III infer gBeIter Irbr unqc.
Wobnlld> fnr Die SabrceSCit ;--britcrc6, irar.
mes Wniwstter bcntc, frudirS nctli1cS, jc.
eod> frudtb0reS 9Scucr mrrGcn, uno Ger
Wmtcr, Der weIbc @rcis,-je nun, mcnn or
nnS njdlt nod 81 cinsr un9elcocncn 3cit
fcmmt 10 babcn ScI uuo 3cphVr ihm fur
ttelcemnl cen Nan9 ab9claufcu --8pIfeblott
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-03-12
Sfdrb.

(@n0cianrt rurd, cen @trp. Sd9er..
9lm criien MdrS i'll Saurper, 9imo
SIlIabetb, 2cdtcrIen res Soerrn 9lue,
Sranfcnhelc, i'm 2ten Qebcusjobrc. y
slm 3. Wdrs, cbencaiclbif, @lifa DC
She90ttln ecs 5oerrn george easarus
42fcn 4cbcnejahre.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-03-12

9switter Sturm.-gci bcm am
gcrlretsn Samftag ffatt9cbabten g,pii,er
id,ln9 orr SIle III trct 9Brbnbdultr in Ibi,
ldoClpbia.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-03-12
81 8 dl ri C1 t

mirb hermit 9c9Cten, RAE Die llnterfdr
ncn ols 9Itmiulitratrreu pcn ter Sintc
icnfd,aft tc6 perftcrbsnen Srie B Z
QS / man, Icetbin bon Sbcr Gam
2aunltip, 9cd,a @dnntp. an9rilcltt tpc
iino. 9llle, wcldhe ucdl an befa9te SciI
IaIeri ihait, lrwchl al6 SiCjcni9en reIde
ftuIci9 fne al 8ncprlrD uno Srmp
JIncpplrD unc Witman, werb ben auf9efrr1
inucrhaIb 3 Mcnateu obSutcSabIcn Il
SrIdle, bic ned, rcdtmdei9e ScreeruI
haben, tcIicben ibre 9icdnunAcn cbcu
btnncn tela9tcr 3sit wcbIbeitdti9t siniu
ci9en, an
Soiepb 8itman, } slpm,c
u. 81. aDituan. ~
Wirs I2. II
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-03-12

Ter Gcn9rce hat 10000 Gbaler pcrwiaiot
nm cas meIse J4ans fir Drrrn polt nsn
einSuridItCn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-03-12

D6 cucr.- gu &ricgctaun, gorba.
rcce, brad ncuidb ciu Scucr aus, mcId,rs
200 SHiuicr ctnaIherte. - 8erluit uuoefihr
iwct Wi lIioncn Sbalcr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-03-12

Or. Sdccrwcce itcGte Dor einiacu Sabre
Die Sebauptun9 auf caB caS &lrma I'D, al
666 Sabre dncere. Tad, ieincr Serebnuii
mue oas @Iima ees uprtamsrifanIdcn @rd
tinents 9e9tn,pdrti9 uno in cen ndhac|
Sabrbunosrtcn nliIbcr ipcrecn, mibrcnc I'd
bon europa itren9cr piro. SrcbadtungJ
iber bic 2cmperatur bcs gScttcrs bier ME
europa ihcincu irine 3bccric 3u teiidtigc
ile ais 9c9rnncct n0dSumcifcn.
Sohn 3Dler bat am prrlCBtcn Sdmlt@
rio 2 Grad Rcfd,Iuee uutrrfd,,irhcu
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-03-12

Gn @cncrrb 81 8, hatsn 400 Cameu ei
ne Sinid,rift mc9cn abfd,affun9 Der &eac4
bdhncn la jener Stact eingereid,t. S1
ncbmeu ihre @beminuer bon ihnen uno perI
hincern ecn Giebbater feine 8eIud)e tei ibI
nen Su MAIDEN.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-03-12

Sente ROTH rtcrgen tobLt.-
Die Baltimore Sorne entbdlt sfpei slnsei9sn,
in Sciug auf Oeiratb uno ben 3pb ciner
jur9en Dame, weld,e 8orfdlle in Der oortiestu
@egcnb piclcS Mit9efiihl errc9t babrn. Gle
2ln5cigcu iteben bidt unter einanbcr:
8erbeiratbet in @afhinatcfI
am 13ten Scbruar, turd, @hrW. QRilfon
Nerr Sames Wescott NIT 0iie SNarriett 9Intl
@alpcrt Seoe BON jencr Statt."
"Starb, in Baibingtcn, am l9ten
Tebruar: Srau Soarrictt 9lnn, Satin er6
Sorn. Samcs gSescctt, in 20ifen Sabre ibrcs
qcbens."
Sctalo bic S,eiratts, Seremcnien pcriibcr
iparen, bcaab fId) oas junae paar mad, ieiner
neucn Wrhnrng. 9m Dienffdg baranf be-
fudte bic juu9e Trau ihrcn Batter, melhsr
,rpei Meilcn cntfernt wcbnt. Che fIe (oas
SNau6 crreid,te puroc lie unpphl, une fltestc
icbr bciibrer snfunft. Ger 9Irst erfldrte Am
fel9eneen Gage es fei feline @efatr pcrhanc y
uuo auf bieie 8criIhcrun9 9ieng ibr Bat
pcn NauIe I'M leiuen @elhdfte i'm Rrie9sd
partment abSuiparten. gr mar faum eli
babe Stunse fort, nls matt nad) ibm fdidt
uno bel fciner 3uridfunft fanb er isin JeinS
cine 2eidle.-@. .. 3.
SctreH oee III ocri9cm Vlatf crnahfttcttl
traurigen @reiouises III Wdiocnerirf Tauns
Itip, Rerfs @ountp, haben mir su melccu,
oae lette gBcd,e ein 8ertoftsbefcbI ecoenI
Nrn. Saccb S,ell er9an9cn, ouf eis slnfla9e|
eiucn 3pbtfdIa9 an Saecb SddTcr bcgoneen1
su habeu. Nell purbe arretirt uno befinbet|
iId, jett inter Ger 9lufId,t bcs Sheriffs.-
Seute Wcr9en piro mani ibn nnf encr
writ of habcas corpus Dor oas bic
f9e gerid,t, oas jeBt SiBun8en bdlt, briugen
I'm entIaeen, feffgehallcn pcer inter Suraj
id,aft 9ele0t su tpcrocu, je mad, @utonnfel
Der @curt. - Heae. 9lcIcr, Wdrs4
Sn @cucrrb g. q hateu 400 Nameu eli
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LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST!
CHEAPER THAN EVER J

oHNSTON a. BERRYHiLL, have just receive
- ed "a most beautiful and well selected stock of
fancy and Staple Dry Clouds. all Of which they will
sell nj such prizes fail To please the
economical. Our stock consists in part Of the follow
ing articles. namely;
FOR LADIES' DRESSES-Nierinocs. Alracas.
cashmere De LANES. MOusin de Lanes Fancy and
plain Silks and S,jns, Bonbozhes. Giinghams
COLLEGES and Shawls of every description, price
and qualify Also Ladies' Cratnls Of The latest style
FOR GENTLEMEN--Clolh CsssImeres, Sat
Iinells yeslng. Irish Linen, Shifting. Cravnis,
Gloves and Collars, Hosiery of oil kinds; Dimeslic>
in occordance. with several cases Of Blankets Of all
sizes; Flnnnels of every quality. width ond price.
Gents Lambs Woul Silk and Merno Shirts and
Diawcrsi Children's Fine Mefno Sn'Tls
TAKE NOTICING have always ON our sec.
ohd floor the largest ard hosi selected stock Of
CARPETING
Wesi of The AIuuuIains. sumo ui which nrc OF The
latest imporatiun. We invite The public generals
Ia give u n call ~ we have mol The l,ns doub
hut that We con sote hem lie trouble of luOalnl
81 here Tor Cheap Goods
| BONNETS. BOsNETs Bonneis; Art.foiI FloDsTs
A WORD TO THE HArrERS; We have jus
/ received n foil assortment Of Furs md TRIMMINGS
Fur. Gared and Cloth Cars. by The wholesale
| "a word 10 the wise is sufficient Call Of
JOHNSTON a. BERRYlIlLLS,
| sopI No 1871 Main 81. Wheeling.