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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-30
Bioin street, ,ccsi side. a fii5 doors ttlcw Mcr
kS AllsV

1iuin street, tccSi side a ftiS doors bsl5lc Mar
kd Allty
BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER
n CONNOLLY Il SONS, would respectfully
~ I. inform thrir friends aud The phhhc general,
Iho' they are uow receiving large and well secc.
ted stock oi Bno.s aud Shoes of every description
md quality, whrh they prepared To eel as low as
'hcy can be had IN hc cuy. Thor sluck consists
part : iulluws
300 pair, Mcuss,uui Ca'fBnpis
2Ol do dn Nip 10
$50 do light Car do
900 do dc Morocco q ,ois
200 do ThlcL Kip Broeaus
lOO do Cnli dn
300 lie seal aud Nriocco Bmgnhs
IS d. Lasting Caters
300 do Seal nnd Nlororcn NullftN
200 pans Womens Mpntco L1ce Bo's
700 do Call d" 40
100 DO KIN do do
300 pair Ladies KID Srpes
poo pairs Misses do Sprung Slippe"
| $50 do Seal and I'D Bu,k,uS
100 do KID Ankie.1,cs
$50 do Halt Carer.
IS pairs L,dcs' colorcd Shippers
1000 do Ch,lJren's ,hoee different qualities
100 dn YOUTHS rtained shoes
so du do Gait do
90 DO Ladies Cater Boots
100 do do Walking shoes and Bnskns
HUO de- do Ptrged Mrrucco Bnskins
Tgciher wuh great many different qualities
Too Numerous io meuii,H. Al,u gond assortment
al best Baltimore Spanish, Red aud Country Sole
Leather. fcw Il, zeh> tesi Boot Muuccn, Nigga
d"te kid mud French Morocco SKINS; striped h'nd.
ngs; Travelling valr,"s aud Carpet BagS. superior
quality. Give US call may 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-30
DEAFN ESS CURED.
STaD DArG


CoMPOuND KREOSOrE ACOUSTIC OIL.
| Eok the cure of DEAFNESS, pains am IA,
a. ulschargc of matter from tht ears; nlso al
ihOse dIsagrceahie noises Ike the bu fzino :.
'.no'c'S iahn2 OF water, whiZZ'ug Of steam ,
80 winch are symptoms of approaching a, 1f
noes, and also generally attendant NltIr the rs
! o'sc' fOT sale ~ Or J CRUMBACKER,
No ~. Nam St, Sole GENT
rus ncdicine IS highly recommended and nu
| mGrous certificates are given, ny very re, poet
Yb,,,p ul,iIiohN, o. me many astonishing crres
~ nus 'ii'tmed. nov PC
81 VI \ IL TOOLS l ca.k genuine a fm,itg.
- Mouse Hole Anvls; also Slnierson a. Foster,
I '.""ley mnnse ln'c aud common nnvIs; | cast
C"'eI hey wee; do Common de-; Bellows ~
J"r"b Arudrs make. All "f hich wi rc go ii f..
'e el" r"ce. tmay POI SNNlL MEL
uSF RECEIVED and now opcn,nr. r. General
81 ns'"Fl'srniOi Dty GpoI., Grocctics. a Queen.
ware "I every sariety. MI kinds Of GoaJ< ni
me m's' approved and n'tionlhIe s,ls,, as InN a.
,' CO" be 'oid nlhc Union. Gr cs,h or at proyc,
I'"'"'c. d MGINNiS
may No l75 Marker sauofe.
"a TRAVIS n,anond Beast Pfn. and sbir s,nJ.
- snpcrire g Id Shin Studs rnnd,, to order: G. d
""H SihGs viii Topaz. Rnby, O.,nb and Jcr .,il,
~ - a o FAlRCHLD.
Sc RtccNe' ,b,s e,ering h.Ird 4 supc,Go,
=" PINK Gomez }raI.' P.n.. r,uz Nn.r..',si oil
"'o'''d s1es Gy Ia 40 fAIRCnuD.
e NoLD Curb GaprI Chains, Fob Cln,n.. t;o,.G
I'm C'urI h'ys GId IS,ckcts and sumo yer,
'h''p ,'"ld Pen'i'. A o FAIRCnmD. I
- 80
w ooL-Tbc subs. ,,be, viii pay ,,e l,,l,.I
" rnrrkrt prcc Tor cicor va,hcd VOL Oh,
'"f" ai iie varrhprs. Of Nlo.sfs D. sef & Bill
."o''f Wafer ond u,uon.s. RM'KEE
Jus
~ SWAN. pby.icnn stI SI,peo,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-30

'o PRINTERS; TYPE FOUNDRY ANT
n fkINIERs FURNISHING WAREHOUSES
-Th" subscribers have opcned q oeu r. e..
dry ia The cry OF New York. whore ,Iev NJ. ,er,I
70 supply orders 10 any extent Tor any kind oI .Lb
., Fancy Type. Lux Pnper. Ca.cs. Gallevs. R,o..
hn'e' STEELCOLUMN RULE. COMPOSING S,,rks
nnSe'' ona every article necessary for Prinlin.
me Tyne, which ARE cast IN new monl,ls ,fom nm
'"''fey ne" SET oi mn HNes, wub deep coufiiersat,
"",'""''d 10 he Unsurpassed by my, and viii be-
hSh'd by us Is hand. cast"
FhhIimg Pfesses furnished. and also Stem, E,.
gIrts 81 The most approved patterns
N IA machmisi is Consistently in attendance
10 repair Presses aud ID liehf uofR
COMPOSITION ROLLERS cas-, for Printers
COCKCROfr q OvEREND. O5 Ann ST
aug rs lmS5Vpp "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-30

BtUf4o I0IV HUH JOHN - fUUl % ! MINIS
Tho lcntints haVIr,g entered 'hrifar,rar
rucc ard gitrn se' Hufy nccuf1iur .uIho ictui A..
s"ni 1td Jhr rules NJ ts cru.t aud 90 artrtfirr
iy s'ii-scof piuul lili ibti are uoi I bulr,s nt
nc tnnrpnt sifb If y'rutg-O o. uirie.u pt ,.un.
piliuun-Y ctotsci.H g. ori, rcd thpt Gie .am dc.
tend IGis ~ pear hefc 10 roles O., no held IN The
'.tk'. tiIrr Of 'l.s court, uu the G-st hlr,l,y D.,
~ nhrr nexi nud ans,,cf ihe tsid rpu,ria,nan.
hill md ibat rcf, ul his urIrr re- hrflWti, boo.
s-riod .u3ut 'u,,, paper rtnif,d.ir rc chs nt|
wheeling &c teen uii. DIS su,c,,sl,clv. nuI rsrisd
n tip front d,rf ul iNe C.Itl .r.p of fhr ,ni,,g
\ copy tcstc, ALlN a LA!DLEY ,Icf,
JNF SEP 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-30

6toMPOuND SYRUP OF SARSAPARiLLA.
~ This is The best preparation of Sarsnpnriila
ever offered 10 the public. for the cure ol Scrolula
or Kings Evil, Cuancnus Erupions. Pimplcs on
the Face RInGw"'N, Tcilcr, Srald Head SvphIht
ic und MercuriaI plseass- all Disc,sc. nC ,Le
SKIN.
II is particularly recommended 10 those whose
consliIu lions have been broken down toy The iniu>
dI cious use OF Mercury, Prepared and sold whcle.
sale aud reia by PRY Or & PAUL..
~ Is Druggists, Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-30

I)oLkA LACES-Ju.t received Tins day n Good
s''fb Of Polka Inccs aud Edelpas. P,rp,
".ads ~ desirahle pattern. fer GALE by
- o FAlRCHlLD
Z oNG ARM NIT <. Hard Min. If d.ae,c,,
= 4 r'rors. Pc Mo Gloves. Ind s,,,reJ c.I,.
ma H.nves i1f sole BY \ o FAIRCmLD
Wl}
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-30

TINE n>s"rmcnr al Plain Hats su,,,,l, =
l.. f"."i,, bath Black and Dab. kept cnos.on,
Cnr E,n' "'' 20, snle low at our Cheap Hat anu
DARE & UOGE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-30

1000 lbs OAK Tau Sanis' sole Leather
5000 do heml' ok do do 30
300 do country sole do do
10 duZer curflsu boot morocco skins
10 do Madras IL" do do
% d. iiuc Cufrisu hid do
> do brush do do
q do Iiuk lining skins 10 duz FAIR Innings
10 do binding skms $50 lt's heel sIara1les
GOO papers oi 4, 9 aud s uuaces Iacks
20 bushels Boston shoe pegs PssnrIed sizes
30 lbs M best hull hleached shoe Thread
400 Il" N" 10 bleachcd aud green ,lu
|. Together with boot wehhing. boot iaces, black
lnpc. brisics. AMI shoe backing. (Mnsons best.
warranted To- be FIRST rate arlicle)- Also 80 dozen
mems aud hoys' summer hats uf different kinds.
The above stock has hcen selected from The :
iaciuTers with great care. expressly for the retail
rade, aud which we recommend Ia our
rusIOm ms he,ue first rate articles all of which
"" will sell extremely low for cash
4 Our old customers aud lhe public, respectfully
invited In call and examine our stuck. aud we
,'icdpc ourselves lo sell a. good an article aud MS
cheap, as any Uher Store IN Wheeling, Country
merchants will do well Ia give a call before
| rurcn nsiLg ms We shall he enabled Ia sell them
~ l. aud shoes hy The dozen yo'y low for cash.
Il op32
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-30
CALICO PRINTING.

Ia LEWIS SrIFEL. informs his friends and
~ customers, Merchants and ciizens generally,
thai tie continues The above business on MAN
STREET. opposite BEyMERs TAVERN, where lac
s9iiclls share OF public ralianage ,.rhe superior.
ni"ciufed IN The Union has been known for mnny
years throughout the surrounding country. vh,,o
.n'v are universally known as The WHEELING
nLo 10 lie has on hald large STOCK of M.
goods ol lie best quality, made on now and fash.
'o"oo'e patterns; which he WIN sell WHOLESALE,
RETAIL at The lowest prices Among hrs s,ocL -,
,nhue '" "fder viii be found. PIECE CAIICOES
BED SPREADS. HHNDKERCHIEFS, &c.oi tho
"".us'nesi patterns aud styles
ne mas now on hand almost every ynr,e,v M
ns" ""d handsome patterns. and he can n, sure
'irtchanis Who wish musirns siaml. d tl,,t ,bo,.
WIZ hhd II I" Their advantage ia give him call rs
ne Is iny prepared Ia txccnle all orders wiih the
utmost neaine's aud despatch md az low mr. I,,,o,
INA" 'hey eau be dune anywhere el.e YVES, u, the
mountains. " "''
n Nay use such stock "a needs No DRESSING
ana therefore PM none my goods The oul,l,c
may resi- assured that aoods iroa nv cstahi.h,oe,,
rave no glnzng "r Suffering N Them, and win
aW"Ss wear as baHdsome they appear when
purchased '' '"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-30

ss--w go -
a
SIMPSONS 1863 Mlin S'ree' have received
- Ihe latest anu most apprlvt Spiing Syh
Ca III rs aud ave now ready iustutniSh "a pa
trims al tie pnbiIc. with Has unr'vslei iui
beauty oi c lT an'i hn>h, liehne's ard ennu
IA ice, IN tie m> thai canuut tail tu piviSt A.Sy
superior lot ct White AMI Black Wool HAS
aod every variety OF Mems f"uth's and Chil>
drvn'> Caps Al vciy low prices.
mar IL w " * = II jlNESON
HATS AND GAPS.
r' HAVE received this day, ainiay Chem nat
and Car store, corner of Nam aud Union
s.roets, the largest as-ortu Ont of CAPS In his
nv cost prizes. NJ fr' nds aud customers are ia
vued Ca cali before they are al dISpus, OF The
ass ,Timcnt consists OF the following kinds
Grntcmcn's Ole Bull Black Cloth Caps,
10 Cioh caps. fur back and front,
DO DO VII voTe S%T1' ' do
HJg's and Youths Cut Velvet caps,
DO do Gaze "'"'N 10
20 Hair and satin caps,
Together with all kinds tadt are usuallv worn
through the winter seaso1. take this opporlu-
Duy IN CIV" my friends and customers my great
est thanks for their patronage and support for
the last FIVE years, aud shall always cndeavor TO
ineritIt, by strict attention IL business. and a
60 please, ana give uODD BARGliNS.
Iiful BT7v7rT rrrSIA nuki. - HARPER.
9" ""i ready Ter Inspccuun a. I75 Mlir '''''''''
j. IS a c M'CSiI,n
Y ~ '|."f'mcn' Of Plain Hats stumble n,
'''.''', h'Ih BIack and Dab kcp, oos.ot,
~, h''d mud fur sule hw al our on, IT,, Wv
t"r Establishment, Union 81 '"' iia' ana
mar % Nam,
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DYEING

IN SILK. WooLLEN, AND COTTON
subscriber also ininrms the public ihnr he MAJ.
srici attention to The above branch of his business
""" having made great Improvement in his es,,b
,S"" e'" "Nh'h The last year. he u now PREPARED
- '"e M" be"u''iul colors aud finish Ia silk
"oolien or COLON g. DDS or garment, far ,J,e. o,I
gentlemen. "''
gentlemen Clothes secured md cnlorcd ,,irhon,
rpF"rg Merchants c, n have SILK, Wonlen or Me-
mo Goods handsomely cnlofed
ease call mud you Will find his prices moderate
aud work well done LEWIS s.riErI
aug 81 Ban
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-30

100 do de- pcgged morocco huskns
400 do de- kId and murutcu wnikirg shines
$50 do do cali and morocco lace bunis
40 do do kip aud grained do
400 do th.ldren's lnnc, shu, : ard hnlC CATERS
200 do do cui'd kid huuls aud ankle ii,s
200 do do black Md bouts
100 do DO do aukl.iirs
$50 do do senl and murr"cco to
500 dp do seal aud nirrucco boots
500 do do do do dow price,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-14

your'n can eat up an Allegho,ian cur at a
linouthlul.'
Give the scllow the bottles, the pail, and
the back-rOom,' roarcd John Bull though the
open window ''givc him whatever he wants,
and put the whole in my bill I'm determined
to hold the knavc TO his Original agreement,
in some way or other"
Within the next five minutes the Allegha-
Man shut himself in the room communicating
with the bar, emptied the pcpper-saucc into
the pail, and placing his dog llauk therein,
saturated thoroughly his shaggy coat with tile
punScnt mixture. The Englishman, all I'M
patent, meanwhile stepped into the bar-room.
followed by the bull-terrier, when suddenly
,le inner door was lluug OPEN and there stood
'ue AlieShanlan, gesticulating with one hand.
Whlie he held llauk with the other.
BRING ON your dog !" he shouted bring
OH your br!tlsh bull-teuicr that is going to eat
us up bring him ON, say. let's SEE if am
AIlcghanian cur isn't more than a mouthGil
for him." VI
Sszt-~sezt-scizc him - Missed Jnhn p,,,l
between his teeth, at the same time clappinq
his hands and stridlng rapidly towards the ino
ncf door, while his bull-terricr, with a fierce
growl, sprarg past him full at the throat of
/ poor Hauk Tie Bl,cgl;anian had released
his own hold upon his dog; and it seemed as
! il all must b. over with him if those voracious
jaws once iairly fastened upon hisncck. The
! yelp oi Hauk proved, indeed, that the bull
terrier did give one severe bite, but the next
moment saw the latter rebsunding against his
masters legs and working his slayering Jaws,
as II trying To disengage a swarm of hornets
that had lodged upon his palate.
You COMPOUNDED scoundrel - roared the
Englishmau, ''what poison have you put up
on the hair of your vile cur2'
oval, mister" quoth the Allcghanan,
coolly, g ayther guess that Hauk was in SIGH
AN all fired passion for a fight, the pepper
SARGE he drank jist now must have sweated
through. AT any rate, your bull pup seems to
have had enough of picked dog at one mouth
iul!'
'Iou scoundrel you!'' Numbered the indig-
nant Britton, . have good mind to take YOU
in hand myself, and punish you well for the
villainous trick"
Now don't use SIGH ugly words, mister :
I'm boulder; I'm one of EN-, tell We, and
no mistake--a raal Alleghanan boulder. But
II you want, right in airnest to get a fight out
OF me, all YOU have to do, is to order supper
and bed for me, and tomorrow, arter break
fast, you and will try friendly knock down
or so, to decide which shall pay for them"
The crowd, which had meanwhile collected
around the door of the tavern, shouted with
laughter at this proposition, while John Bull
hastily retired from the scene having proba.
bly, already had enough Ola raal Alleghanian
boulder.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-14

The Trustees of the Methodist Protestant
Church, Wheeling station having fitted mp
the room formerly known as the Masonic Hal,
hereby notify their friends and the public sShis
orally, that by Divine permission they viii
have it opened on Sunday, 18th inst, at half
past two o'clock, for Divine service. Rev,
MIR. HAGLUND of Steubenville, Rev. JoAS
CowL of Allegheny City, and Rev. J. HAzLEps,
the station minister, will conduct the services.
There will be collections taken up to aid iri
the expenses incurred in fitting up the room.
They would hereby tender their warmest
thanks to those citizens and friends who have
tss-.-.o'r'y uiucs tnem already, and i'm tfrc
name of the ladies who called on some of the
citizens of Wheeling, would tender to such
their warmest thanks for the kind manner in
which their visits were received
B. EXLEY,
J. BALZEIi.-
X. MORRISON.
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MR.. MCDUFFIE.-Dr. II. II. Towuer 4,

MR.. MCDUFFlE.-Dr. II. H. Towner. the
attending physician Ex-senator McDunic, sends
to the Charleston Mercury, a statement con
corning his health. lie says that since his re-
turn from Washington he had been better then
usual, until after the warm season commenced
when lac fatigucd himself by walking OH hi.
plantation. He says:-
Gle awoke on the morning of the 2Oih in
stant. feeling som stiffness and numhncss i'm
his right arm AMI leg. and concluded exercise
would relieve il. He walked two miles to one
OF his fields whrr, his hands were at work and
became more feeble, and had To- take his over
s'crs arm TO enable him To return To the hous.
lie lay down and soon after was conscious hp
had lost the use of his right arm and leg Iii.
head and lntelleCtare not affected in ih. slight
est degree. tn. muscles of the face are un
harmed. The s"nsibilty of the arm and les
Is not impaired the least and he has perfect
command Overland usc of som of the muscle.
of those members. His general health is "a.
gool as II was previous to the attack
He remained at INV house within mile
Of his plantation from the time hc was attack.
ct till the morning of the 9th inst. After
being assistcd in his carriage. hr was then able
To drive himself to Cherry Hill. distance of ten
miles.
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M h Is.

Th'rc have been morc uumcIol, frs, 81 I
IN miny instance, more disastrous. this sprin,
than have hlppnni within IA, SIM, lrnstl
ot tim ia am former per;ol of th" history ol
our colitrf. dpnDt intend TO inllire into
The rau,', Bat nj rel, advert tn IN, fact Tor In,
pppp,' ot ramiu linz tn, citizens of Wh,c-
linS, au mp,' especially ia, own,rs or prop
crit. that ever. pre- aution which prulsncs
can dictate oIL'it to b. adopted, not only to
prevent hp1, 4, from taxing frt, bIl TO eAtin-
sujSh it should it ul;a place.
Should lir' at am tin,'occur, tn owner,
or resident, in houses II ar it who are provided
witt hrs' ought imm' lately To attach them
anl carr them To- the root an KEEP il con-
siIa.iy wet. NJ ri, AMI vJry much, waq
done Ih Til, way la preventing the further
,prtld OF the late fire in Zanca,ilc.
\ pIh hts 5,2d sIg ,,el, D. worthy cit
Mch, Nj. Jpil Moe. u..pr, ,snt sn,,rin.
tcnlIat of tn, wl,,r works, Which fell SIR
woull b. vsry eli ;icnt in pgevchtin, tn,
spread ot iits from b Ildius on fire to tn.
roofs of lGojlia5 5Iillin5s. Ia, plln i this
To attach Il la pip, to Ia, h.; liant at each
bull ling AMI cary it To tn top of tn, roof aud
along tn, c,sJi,h from on, en- to tn Other
with MIL holes along til; ml'r sill. Ii
should b prpyil with wi,te cp,k near tha
surface of the Srlul jus, below tn, r,lch of
frost aud another at convenient distance
above the Slrllch, say 3 or i'at which coull
be tdri,d i'm few minnie, at any tim, for
the purpose of lcttins III, water I IN and sprin-
kle the roof This with tn, force from the
water wor!,, basin would BE- soon done.
Were every hon,e in or city 50 provided
every hpus' in a squire orn'ar fire could.m
three minutes after all al,m of fire b, spin
I klcd with water - a, u pnysn, sparks AN /
piece, of shingles an other iigh; bodies from
kindling when they fail on the roof
T. TOWNSEND.
| (rhr Argus is requested to copy the a5ovc)
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COMMERCIAL RECORr.
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, June IL.
FLOUR.-Sales from store i'm parcels of G
IL and ! brls at S3,7 per brl. delivered
WHlSkf.-Sales yesterday at river of Is.
81 and 6S brls at Isle per gallon. A sale of
300 brls rectifed at lac.
PROVlSlOMS.-A sale yesterday of s casks
Shoulders at &c per Id. and 10 cask Hams at
&c, casks thrown in. Sidesare held generally
at &c. with small sales at that price.
WOOL.-A sale of 2S6 lbs prime Saxony at
Soc. Purchases in Green county, in lots. TO
the amount of 10000 lbs. SIS to 81 blood. at
264 27c per lib.
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ANEcDoTE OF TENNysoN A.,

ANECDOTE OF TENNYSON. An Am
erlcan who has lately returned from Europe.
brings with him the following anecdote of
Icnnyson. At a German i'm nc met with am
EngllslImdn remarkable in tllrce-foId manner
Tor his appearance, which was interesting and
stnking-ior his conversation which was
remarkably pcculiar-and for his hat which for
tht length OF tim it had been Ignorant of a
nap, might have balanced the seven sleepcrs i'm
the economy of nature. One day the two
strangers were put into the same vehicle Ia
visit ruin or waterfall; and then. for the
first time, the Englishman discovered that his
companion was AN American. Upon learning
THIS, hc drew a note book from his pocket. and
tiking from il copy in Ms. of .'rennyson'.
Mariana in the Mudtcd Grange" asked the
American il lac had lever seen it, Certainly. /"
was tllc reply" am very familiar with it,"
But - I"nuyson much esteemed i'm Amer.
icdt lie il admired by all whose admiration
Is an honor lis her exclaimed the Eng
li-hman, with boyish delight glowing from his
face. "Why, IM TENNysoN ~
The ancCdOtc is highly characteristic of
Icnnyson; he appears to be in the habit of
showing liis poems in manuscript tn his ac-
qlanianccs. The last number of the Knirk.
cfbncher contains poem which an American
gentleman obtained ia this manner Broad
rag yOBrHai.
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REMARkABLE.--Onc ddy last week a
lady of our acquaintance ia this ciiy. GcIine
sick at the stomach, took teas pooiiu of New
England rum, a. she supposed; bat not liku.
tllc taste she examined the bottle. and found
that She bad taken corrosive sublimitr which
hHb been kept Tor Gee destruction al Chiutla-
whenever chluilc- SHOULD come The family
becoming alarmed. the LADY, Of tIIn house pro-
cccdcI to mN. a- -ho supposed "a tnarIpful of
ground ipgaruuIamjthi, tho patient swal.
lowed 900 beg fright as speedily as size had
swallowed OBJ, poison. JUDGE. ho,y,ysr ~.
'lr urpd-e Of ail. when lhcy a-.cr.aiuad ,lai
ih' article w1- Scotch -uuT The ACCIDENT
however of ,d each ofher lar th, laIr.aftr,
enduring ,ieg, equal Io 'hlt endured hy Nh.
ancient cityoi Troy. came forth from har rour.
entirely well. and a> .Is expressed if ..,,r.
much better for the Scotch ,msfic. A-ni
is new remedy for poison. we us.rt,h lac,
for the benefit oi Che medical dtulf,st l,otu.
aud abroad Wash. yOUuai
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-14

ACClDENT-A young man named Free.
man Rice. utcof Youngstown Trpph,,u ro,,r.
IS. cam, 10 bis death very suddenly ON NopJay
last. in RootsiOwn. flr was driving "a t,yo
horse team with load Of tanning mills m.
fore seat Of thc wagon being high and project
ing forward lie was in some way thrown
from DOS wagon aud The wheel, passing over
him fractured his -.ull broke hi, left arm. and
crushed hl, chest causing Instant death The
foot board of the seat was broken. apparently
ny kicking of the horses. aud 10 il supposed
'iat 600, O"a.loued his fall Ha had about
two weeks since commenced lhc manufacture
OF banning mills 10 Randolph and had left that
place with load for sale. lie was about 2G
years OF age aud his parents reside in YOUNG.
lJvu.-- Oh.y Star.