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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-22

GONE TO EUROPE. John b. Jones.
Esq. OF tn; Madisouian, left New York on
sliufday' in the packe, ship New York, for
liverpool. accompanied By his family.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-22

EMIGRATION INTO CANADA.-There
arhved at Qlebec TO Ia, 9th inst, %. 22l en-
grants to the same period last year, Ii, 53l.
Increase in twelve months. > $50
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-22

II. BRAVO. az the Commercial News and
Readins Rooms. oppoSit" the 81. Charles and
Eeranda Hotels. is agent for this paper in
New Orleans, Advertisements for i, or orders
Tor IVY subscriptions. will receive ncdiate
attention If left with him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-22

VURGlN1A--iN cHANcERY-At fnles he'd
Cnur, OF he Clicks Office oi the Circu" superior
in the month and Chancerv for the county oil Ohio
The Merchani Is sn,psi lSi5.
~" -Laucs' Bank Of Wheeling.
s,.;,., Complainant.
Matthias LETTERS. Ix,.
The Defendant not having entered his appesrs...
ana gwen security according To the act Of assembly
aud The rules Of this court, and il appearing bv
satisfactory proof that ne 10 no, an nhabts oil tho
Commonwealth OF Vireinia-On motion Of the CON.
pla'nant by connscl. il 10 ordered that the sad do.
PENDANT do appear here The frat day Of The ness
term aud answer The compl insni's bill. and that
copy Of This order he forthwith inserted in sumS
newspaper printed ia the city Of Wheeling for Two
months succes.ivey. and posted s The front door Of
the court house Of Ohm county A copy ieste,
ALEX + LAlDLEY. Clerk.
e. r. aug 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-22
COMMERCIAL RECOHD.

ClNCiNNATl MARKET-AUGUST ls.
fLoUR-Sale of 1000 bblS deliverable
some time hence, was mada erday nom
ing at S2.Sl.
WHlSkY-Sales or\Sew Richmond at
l74c; Lawrenceburgh III - and other brands
at l1IGl1sc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-22
SALTPETRE WILL NOT EXPLODE

SALTPETRE WILL NOT Explode
The Committee of the Common Council ap-
pointed TO investigate the cause of the explo-
sion at Croker Warreus store, Broad street
which was the principal cause of the late
disastrous conilaSration, repaired to Mottville,
on the Nestchester Co side of the bridge
yesterday, accompanied by several eminent
professors and other gentlemen, to test the
question whether or not saltpetre will explode
Three experiments were tried, the result OF
which was AN unanimous opinion, we under
stand, that SdHPctye ioiU mol e1pLode. The
first test was quantity of saltpetrc in bag.
TO which the fire was applied. The saltpetTe
and bag burned iercely, but there was no ex-
plosion. The second experiment was hogs
head full of saltpetre slightly intermixed with
bagSing and other combustible matter known
TO have been IN the store of G. * w. The
hogshead was partially in the ground. and
shavinSs and other combustibles placed around
IT and set fire TO. The result was the same as
the first. The third was with a large boiler
over furnace heated exceedingly hot, and
containing large quantity of red hot melted
saltpetrc. Into this cauldron of melted salt
petre three bags of saltpetre and slight combus-
uble material Were thrown. The heat was
exceedingly great, but still no explosion
This seems to settle the question
We may add that in each instance hard
substance was left by the burning saltpetre
resembling potash i'll appearance, and having
an extraordinary strong salt taste.
N. T. Tribune.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-22

The y. Y Tribune mentions the death of ]
Augustus Shea, Esq. who has been connected
with that office since its first establishment.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-22

Fi9iesspf Lis9a' 81 ina College Of S,al
Cafolina. lia5 received second oif,,f-..y .bs
Ming OF Fssssi, 20 enter b. aItl.s Oh .,
peinirnden' Eno"l Of pa 9oHs tcgo.na5vitb
e chlir in ths 'ui.ri %. of y rm Ch.T
f9r Pa'i.o'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-22

Tha citizens of Wilmington, n. G. hav,
adopted measures Tor the erection of cottor
factory in that city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-22
PARIS. IrIY lG 1913.


Husbands continue to murder their wives
Duguay, the assassin of Roquette street. has
been condemned to death by the Court of
AsSiZcs for the Seine. The trial revealed
some extraordinary circumstances i'm this
bloody tragedy jealousy was the motive of
his crime he killed his wife because he pas
sionately loved her. Duguay was often at
her feet, lavishiug upon her expressions of
tenderness. She repulscd him with violence:
this wounded his sell.love rs well as his passion
Tor her; she purpo-cly stimulated jealousy
already excessive. Suddenly his manner and
his tenderness were changed: his tenderness
was converted into fury, his supplication into
cruelty; he treated her with brutality:-he
went so lar as to strike her In short, he
killed her. The stratagem by which he gain
ed access TO her, evinccd such deep premedi-
tation, that it has deprived the accused of the
little interest which might otherwise have
been telt for him, and taken from his crime
the beneht oil those cNtenuating circumstances
which might have saved his life. lie applied
Tor admission to the chamber occupied by the
wife and her mother. and 50 well initiated the
voice OF one OF the female friends of the wife.
that both mother and daughter were deceived,
and the latter, Notwithstanding her distrust,
FASTENED To open the door Alas! it was
death that knocked.
The natural emotion excited i'm this trial
was sometimes made to give place to smile.
One OF the witnesses being Intercepted as to
the conduct of the accused towards his wife.
answered, with great simplicity, He loved
her so much that no one would have thought
she was his wife,
After his condemnation Duguay very cool
ly demanded that execution should take place
as soon as possible: but this did not prevent
him the next day from applying for repeal
of the sentence
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-22

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -The seventh numher
- Of DIR Lnrdner's Popular Lectures on Sc,ence
aud Arr. contains n very valuable y nd iriere sting
Essay on Thundef. Storms price 25 cents 10 he had
of JOHN } HASWELL. Union 81.
aug 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-22

Mes,rs. mason &TUTTLE. No. i2S Mas.
sau Street. ar. our authorized Agents i'm New
York City. They will receive Subscriptions
and contract fer Advertisements FOR the Times
and tia.rj,e
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-22
Daily E6nPn,
SUNDAY, AUGrsr 90. tsis.

voLNEV j. Palmer. il our an,horiz,d
s'grnt for receiving Subscriptions and Alvcr-
,i,'m,ntsfo for the Whee'ia,, Zines and GalHttc.
His Offices ave
PluLAOELPHlA-N. w corner Third
AMI Chestnut e,r,crS
NEW YoRk.-TribIne Bmlhn,S, oppos.
its City Hall.
BALTIMORE. T. corner BAl,imore and
Calvert s,r,cts.
BOSrON.-No II State street,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-22

a DlSPUTE.-Wc were comfortably ,itua-
ted IN the stage. The horses were under way.
wien young man continued a conversation
which II appeared thathc had broken OF at the
last stopping place.
At any rate" said he. II do not believe
The story about Jonah swallowing The whale. e
And what's there So strange in that. youpg
man.. said an elderly l,acon ON the opposite
seat.
"Simngc' sail thoyou,h, at is ab.ur. as
toui-hiug. impossible"
"loa speak very confidently. sir. wiser men
1han YOU have believed it, continued the dcg.
con- "aud indeed why should not that b. true
as wcllas any other part Of the good book
Il never sass II in Tie book exclaimed
tlie other
"Ihen am so,ry "a sly that YOU are ,cry
ignorant Of youf Bible Young man. AMI i,
seems 20 u' th.' person who show. such T.
lack Of religious knowledge ougb. not Ia ba 50
confident on such subject" snl Tie old dea.
con looked lt another yeG sph.r a,ntlcoau
fh' "a opposite !o him. If forth. approval.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-22

NJ OVELS! NOVELS NOVELS. jus, reed
: the following l'sl OF che ap novels, The Cot
Tigers OF Gl nhurne, " Mrs T. Hamilton; A choice
Mcdlv Of Light Matter Ivy II C Grahsm; Marriage,
Rove by the author oi Destiny. 81; Who Shall be
Heir. by Mss Ellen Pct ering. Nevils of Garrc,i
Town, 10y the author Of Charles OMalley, ut The
corner Book aud Stationary Sure Of
aug % w ROBE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-22

ID ODGERS' KNIVES-I have some very zine
u Rodgers ond Wosicnholm's Blade Congress
k"''"s' with buck. Ivory and Pearl Handles; also
one. two and three blade Knives Of 9TH. Z and ", ~
KIND. aug II JOHN BISHOP
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-22


We have New Orleans papers of the llih
inst--b'ins those regularly due. There is mo-
later news from Mexico.
From the Nev Orleans Bee. Apg II.
TbAAS.-By the arrival of the Tcxian
steamship Mchim, we have received our iilr.
ci Texas papers to the 9th inst; there in how
ever nothing OF Importance in them. OF the
proceedings OF the Convention we~sn learn
oit httie from the papers we have received
lhe only notice q it being the reports of two
special committees, one on Finance aud tho
other on Education Wv
HE Mchim reports the arrival at Galveston
on inc Tth instant. OF the sloop Olive Br,ncl,
nom Corpus Christi, which vessel rooofiS tn
United States revenue cutter WOODBURY. a,
Fort C1vallo, awaiting the arrival of Maio,
UlncisOn. when che would proceed Ia New
Oheans. The United States troops were ON
~ Joscphs island The steamer DAYTON L. n
datycs,on on the 9Th under charter. Tor Corpu,
CiTlsu, 70 convey the troops 10 the min lani
Inc : " snip 81 Mlfys arrived at Gal, estou
On the 7ih instant;
STEAMER GREAT BRIT AIN-T7d,
fsonssot 1t the deep skill sontilucs 70 b.
rhronsgsd With VIitsrs Abou, yix n,n,s,nj
pctsons have visited hcr sinee s,,s atfivel e.
New YORK, u SJniay week Sd, t,,,ins .
asw I0Kh anti. the 18th instant About !.
6cc-n usoas a:ys az al en- tered .r... ua,,.a-
~ I'ass'nScrc ioI tfa rsy, tip |. T.. a,il ch.
A. tO MAKE "a excursion 10 sea. To he CON. ,,,.4
dayt, at SO pr ticket Brh Sle
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-22

ECElVED THIS DAY--A fresh InI of Gen
IL iemen'S Breast Pms of a new style ;also som,
fine SnrI Studs. Fmger Rings. Gold Guard Keys
new style, Gold rhImblos, Gpld and Silver Per ellis
&c &c. JOHN BISHOP. Sign Of ne Big WasA
aug ~ No 1872 Ma.nst.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-22

~ ID. The business will hereafter Re con.
4Ne 'inucd al The old stand l57 Main street. by
julius Ballenlsrg. who will sa,n rr,eiye The mos,
splendid stock Of DRY GOODS ever offered IN this
city, all OF which will be sold i3wet ihnn tan h,
purchased else West Of The Allrshcnics. i've ma
n coll aud satisfy yourselves
lug 22 JULIUS BALtESpERt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-22
GOLD WATCHES.

aug2l JOHN BISHOP No 1872 Main st.
DREMlUM DIAMOND POINTED GOLD
l. PENS--Just received new lot of hose SUI
pcrior Diamond Pointed Gold Pens; these Pens are
superior 10 any lhoi have been cffrred Tor sale in
this cry. JOHN BISHOP.
aug II No l32 Main A.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-22

OST--An umbrella marked B HORN
hA BROOK, WHEELING Va lie would he
very much obliged To The present possessor if he
would inform him where il is or leave il n, his
maHuiaciory Oh Market ST. mug 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-22

We have New Orleans papers of the ll,h
ln't--b'ins those regularly due There is no
later news from Mexico.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-22
DISSOLUTION o. co PARTNERSHIP

.vINHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore cxnIing
under the name aud firm Of Bailenherg n
Mayer. is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons having claims against soid firm viii
please present 0sm tmmedaiefy. and all persons
knowing Themselves indebted To- 81 ID firm. " IN
please call and make payment heiore n Q frs, day
oi September next. 10 julius Ballcnbetg, no. Is
duly authorized 10 receive the same
JULIUS BALLENBERG,
LEON MEYER.
Wheeling. August fS. 1916.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-22

IGHT READINGI LIGHT READING!
IL just rerened Henry Howard or Who il
Captain. by lngraham; HcnrieIie M The Maiden aud
the Pnes'; The GodolI hin the Arabian, n sporting
nmancc; Frnncisca or The Pirate Of The Pacif
Viola The X deemedi fur 'nle al the bookstore OF
nng22 w ROBB. cor Main 81 Unien SITS.
NH RS. CAUDl.E'S CURTIN Lee
H TuRES. delivered during IN ny years by
Mrs Margaret Candle. and suffered by Job. her hus-
band. just received and for sale by
nug22 w ROBB, cor Main e. Union sis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-22

Wa'1fn 'hc chdnncI9n. lom. Fallins
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-13
Marrte0.


Al the Vermont House in this village 9TH inst by Rev
Addison Brown, Mr. William G Spur Of Greenfield Mass
TO Miss Maria NJ Scbbins Of Vernon.
And the 9Th, at the place. by the Eanc, Mr. Eb-
cnezer Barrus 10 Miss Bcsey Sweet Of Winchester NJ w.
Also Mr. William J. Babcock to Miss Eecta P. Ale1an-
der Of Leyden Mass.
And the 9Th, the psce. BY the same, Mr. Joel
Merriam 10 Miss Elizabeth Childs, Of Greenfield Mass
Al the Phnnix House, IN this village, The 9th inst
by Rev. l.. j. Fletcher Mr. Jabez Wilcox aud Miss Mary
Ann Croscr, both Of Gardner, Mass
In this town, the 10th INST, by Rey. l., Fletcher,
Mr. Foster Wight Of East Westmofcland N. H., TO Mrs
Roxanna Butrr Of Bratilcboro.
In Jamaica, 9Th inst, by HAMMOND Livermorc, ESQ., Mr.
Daniel Muldcli Of Westminster, Miss Mary Ann A. lo-
den of j.
In Stanford on the 2lsl ull Charles Whitney Of Put
ney, and Dabha DAVIS Of the former place.
Al Londonderry, Mr. Cyrus Chase Of Nashua N. H., TO
Miss Laura G. Stowell, Of Londonderry.
In Bennington, on the 9th u, Harmon u Stewart OF
b. and Harriet Tanner. of Searsburgh.
In Powna on the I'd inst, Othniel Towslec and Ann
Bushnell, all of Pownal.
In Montpelier, Oct q, by Rev. Mr. Mnnrcr } Mem
Shier, ESQ Secretary OF State, Of Burlington, Miss
Jula Hubbard, of the former place.
In Fzwilliam, N H., Nov. o, by Rev John S. Brown
Mr. George Bsscl, 10 Miss Mary Shirley, both Of r.
In Chesterfield, Nov 6, BY Rev A. Folsom, Mr. Ara X
Clark, to Miss Sophia s Marsh daughter Of Capt Reuben
Marsh, OF G.
In Winchester, Nov. O. by Rev. Mr. Ford, Ma ALyAs
W, BAIL, to Miss JAsE A. CArRos, all OF Winchester
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-13
Brighton Market-Noy. 3.


BosroS ADyERTIsER
At MARKET $500 Beef Cattle, 1850 Stores 5000 Sheen
and 1925 Swue Several hundred Beef Cattle and Stores
the Beef Cattle aud Stores remained unsod the close
the mnTket Monday night.
Prices Beef Catiie-We reduce quotations to con-
form to saes-eH,ra s. first quality 81 425 second
50 10 4 ) third $275 rs
Bareling Caille-Lsst weeks prices not sustain
ed Mess 80 % No. 1915. We informed there is
great scarcity OF barrels
sloIesYearlings 50 2; two year old 81 Id three
year old $5 ~.
Shcep-Sales from Zoe TO 81 So
Swine-Lnrge selected barrows l.2e; choice lot 10
pedde 4e and PC; other lots &c. Al retail from
3 LIZ To &c.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-13
Dtto.

In Bratieboro Oct g. lat the residence Of her SON Dea
Oliver Carpenler) MfAiartha Carpenter, aged S. relei
of the late Mr. Oliver Carpenter Of this town.
The deceased sister Of the late Mr Daniel Hazel
tine of Wardsboro, and daughter Of Mr. Abner azene,
one Of the original settlers Of Dover, Uhen watdsboo
south dstrict) MIS- G. had for many years been public
professor Of faith in the Lord Jesus Christ in the Baptist
connection and in the various duties Of life, wife,
mother aud bcreaved widow had honorcd her
As her declining age advanced and especially In the
approach Of her death her hope and confidence the
ior did not fail her "Ihc memory Of tile Just blessed
Papers in eastern Mass and western N requested to
notice.
In Putney, Oct G, scwall Baldwin, formerly of East
Cambridge.
At Chester. Oct 2sh, Eli NJ wyman Of Catnbrideepor,.
son Of Mr Thomas wyman, aged about ~ years.
In Greenfield OF eonsump tion, Nov Mrs Charlotte w
wife Of MIR uinus Acn and daughter Of Mr Jesse smcad
agcd29.
In St Johnsbury, 22d INST IIurham Paddock Esq aged
Of Capt William Perry, aged 6s yeurs months and 10
days
In wesimoreland Nov @ Of the Group. coburn, young
est child of Jonas and Beisey b. Wheeler.
In burlington, the 25h Of Oct, Nathan b. Haswell
jr, aged 10 years
In hais6ury. oe, 2Glh, Charles Dyer, Esq one Of the
early settlers of that town, and worthy citizen, aged ~
years and uionihs. lie revolutionary patriot and
| tor three years Captain.
In Marlborough, n. II, Nov ,, Mrs Lydia Tenney wife
Of Mr. Eber Tenney, aged Sc
In Cincinnati, MIR L S Thomas, aged a. formerly Of
Worcester
la Monroe Parish of ousehita La on the 9TH Of MAY
last, Mr. Bradley Pearse aged 45 formerly Vermont
The deceased has len small estate and heirs this
part Of the country II is thought that he has heirs
yonr place Communications upon this matter should be
addressed to Benjamin Porter Monroe, Parish Of ouaeh
Louisiana
In Guilford on the sth inst Mr. William Marsh aged 81
In Whitnghnm Nov. 9, after long sickness Melinda
sree,er daughter Of Widow Hephlbeih Seeer aged 10
years Printers in Muss. requested to notice.
Death grasped her with wasting hand,
While fresh in youthful bloomi
No skill nor tears could break the band
That bound her for the tomb
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-13
CODlanissiOssers' .N;Oftce.
JOHN PLU.VgJER.
STATE OF VERMONT.

Probate District of MAnLnoRo IS
In Probate Court, Norem5er 6h, 1916.
n instrument purporiing to he the last will md
N testament Of TIMOTHY TWITCHELL. late
Of Wadsboro, in said district deceased was presented
for probate by Warren Cushing Jr, executor therein
named. Whereupon II is ordered that the said in
strument be heard and examined before the probate
court Tor said district ut the stated session thereof 10
be holden at the Inn Of Percy Balou, in Marlboro
in said district, on the last Thursday of November
inst; aud for the purpose of notifying all persons inter
ested therein OF the time and place OF hearing, that
they appear and contest the same (if they see it)
the said named executor is directed to publish copy
of the record of this order three peeks sueeesipelin
the Vermont Phenix printed at ratleboro in said dis
tric, previous to said time of hearing
true copy from the Record
Attest, LEMUEL WHITNEY,
IL Judge of Probate,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-13
LONDON HOP MARKET. Oct a.

LONDON HOP MARKET Oct 49, Show Of new on
the increase very large business doing in them and the
late advance steadily suPpnred very few old being offered
Accounts from all the Hop Districts represent the season
very nnavorable There is universal complaint of de.
hcency both in quantity and quality. Another week will
see abe principal picking finished and the duty then can be
calculated more closely than is present From all &C.
counts is pretty evident, that both the quantity and
quality Of this years hops deficient long prices will
advance.
LIVERPOOL AMERICAN PROVISION MARKET
Oct lS-Sinee the 4i instant doing In Beef and
Pork snles 10 fair extent Al late quotaonsthe limited
stock now here will not be than sufficient to meet ou
wants until the first arrivals Of The cure while our ac.
counts from Ireland warrant us to expect supplies Of i'm
poance thence Cheese extremely scace arrivals under
1900 boxes which have been sold by auction the full ad
vance quoted IN our last Within the past ten days we
have had two of our most important fairs for this article
when there was full average supply, all of which was
sold at an advance Of s to As per cw Early arrivals from
the States will sell freely, and from present
aud the high price of Butter likely 10 have high
prices, with an extra heavy demand through the
London Oct. ls.-Cheese.-A small quantity Am. ar at
this market, for which So G2s is asked American Beef
advancing in price Lard scarce and maintains high prices
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-13
HEALTHY FAMILIES.

HEALTHY families those who use the 'lesurrec-
ton or Persian Pills They keep the stomach clean,
the ver iree, the blood pure the appetite good the mind
brilliant IN word, the person healthy. Those who have
saow OF yellow counlenances may be assured that their
san rms frequently, their skin will become clear and fair
their stomach will be strengthened, and they will have
healthy How of pure blood, which will give the bloom Of
health Those who inclined to fever and ague dys.
pepsla, costyencss, who have unpleasant in
lher mouth IN the morning. should these Pills for they
cleanse the stomach ecuay that the breath becomes
perfectly sweet Parents and all others should bear in
MIND that they eiectua for the darrh@i No
chufen have been known to die OF summer complaints who
have used these pills from The commencement Of their dis
ease mark this Tor will you blame yourselves if your
children die, that you did moi try the Persian Pills
Sold by BUTTON X CLARK, Brattleboro, Cone AZ
Winchester, Marlboro +. Childs q Co., Wilmington, r.
T. Chandler a. Co, Putney. 26wl
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-13

The Wings of Boston held meeting in the old cradle
of Liberty" Friday evening last, at which full four
thousand people, mostly voters, addressed by Messrs
Webster Winthrop, and Hubbard The speech of Mr.
Webster find exceedingly beautiful oPPorlune and able
The subjects Of the Oregon the Tariff and third Parysm
including Nativeism and Aboonsm, are very candidly
and focby treated The great American orator brief
upon each iopcbu the language of old Jefersoni,
democrat who heard Mr. Webster on the occasion Of
laying the of Bunker Hill Monument, 'every
word of that speech weighs pound" We inenu to pub.
lish this speech when we find room.