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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-13
npER. Rnpra-

tHE snb.cub'f bee removed HE Co,J,g,
- StoTc' 90 lhc 9ud iom'riy ccenp',d H.
STOCK IN hand OF Ropes. P,d t0rIs's,,4 nv. ..'L'
Oh every DESCRIPTION, which will o. sold l,,. ~,
cash or hsrirrcu for Bceswax. G.n .r1,.,r a.
s-ct' nt ci7l lfi-'s' Tho prplie are rt.r,. ff,i
luH elsewhere. CHARLIE iI ID tf,S ,is-
aHt o. IIraI oil ~. ~.
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REMOVAL
FRENCH DYElNG ESTABLISHMENT IN
WHEELING,

] g bOHLElN, French Dyer, on the otbe,
SIDE OF the bridge, south Wheeling, second
9 5pi rom + X eliey's Store, returns his grats'
iuI thaoks to hIs friends and customers, for heir
iPrHeT iarnrs,. and respectfully informs them
maj nc mas a ed 10 bis establish n nopori.
Nhl ana ~ France, newly discovered irHpTyve-
mthts. ne gives more lustTc, neafncss and d1.
hnlI'y to tho cO.Orcd stuns, without iuiur;ng
re leels perfectly conf6eptto pive every sntis
FAC zion, and 10 1ut 4 thereiuT6 for ibscn,t ,',,
Of a liberaipatronape co. ',ti 5'
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wRIGnT's INDIAN VEGETABLES
g. Il L. T. s,
OF THE NORTH AMERICAN COLLEGE q
HEALTH.

No MEDICINE HAS ever been intro.
'duIej to the American Public whose vir-
tues nave hsen more Cheerfully and uniycr-
allvacknnwle edged than the above nnmed
WIIGHl"S INDIAN VEGETABLES PILLS.
10 descant upon their merits, n: this ate day,
you'd seem to be wholly Unnecessary, as very
lew indeed Who read this article, will be found
unaSquanttd with The real excellence of the
medicine. But II further proof woTo wanting to
night be foundiH .hc fact thatno medicine il,
Use country has heen so
s!IAMELEsSLY cOUNTERFEITED.
Ignorant and unprircipled men have at various
places. manufactured a Spurious pill; and i'm or
der more completely to deceive the public have
made 1t ~ outward appearance to resemble the
true medicine. These wicked people could never
paas oil Their Srthless sh, but for the sss-
lance OF certain misguided s,orekeepers, who
because they can purchase the spurious article
at reduced rate, lend themselves TO this
NOUS rous system CfimpostlOn and crime.
The patrons OF the above excellent Pills, viii
therefore DC on Their guard against every Kind of
!mp4,Sitl2n and romember the only genuine agent
IN wheeling IS JAMES MELLOR, 26 Union ST.
The following ighlv resoectahle store kee3ers
nave been amounted agents for the sale OF
WklGiFS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
Chas G Johns ~, Monongabela, Wash. co, Pa
Elinghnm ~ Johnson, EldeIsvile, do.
klchard Ward, pcris, do.
Van Reeves, Greenfield do.
Kerr * Co. Cross creek do
Walter Boyle Hickory DO
Jas n,ellor, % UGion 5; Wheeling, Ohio Co. Va.
Ja e Gooding, 'Triadeghia, do.
a.
William Brown, Holidays cove do.
u ingraham g. Co Waynesburgh Greene co Pa
tunnel q Parkinson, jefferson do
jones, OaTmichaol town do
Samuel Hig2enbotham, Greens, urrh do.
T. ~ w MeZtuzat, Mapleion do
JOIN Patterson, Pattorson's Mills Wash co Pa.
William Mercer. Florence do.
TNopl W Ageal, Nacc9on y. do.
LOWS Freeman, Bellville do
> Chickerng & Co. Canonsburgh do.
Hart Hopkins ,Centroville do.
John ID Chambers. Washington do
bryant Craven Il Co, WOstAlcxand- IN do
+ A d. " G craycrofi, Claysville do.
Isaac V Davis, MorganviIIe do
Geo X M'Kenna, Marlborough do
'ohh Hnsr, m,iIshorouuh do.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFFITS
me ohly sctnnT against imposifiona is 10
purch Use from To, regular advertised agents
and IN oil cases be particular to ask for Wf;gbTs
lndlan Vegetable Pills.
Once devoted exclusively 20 the saIe of ,bc
medicine. Wholesale and retail. No leo Race 81.
Philadelphia -''oo 81
a n hemtmber. none arc gepuiDe exceut
WflShVs lndIag Vegetable Pills.
Jun4 " WILLIAM WRIGHT.
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CAUTION TO ALL

LET ALL TIE WORLD FAKE NOTICE
AND BE AkEFUL NOT Toby TIE
(SIlGAR OATED)IMPROVEDI INDIAN
VEGE ABLE PILLS, unless EVERY uox
has on II the VIZ ITEM signature oi The or,
gIDal Inventor aDd patcn'ee
q BENJAMIN SMITH, MD
hose pleasant ri Is possess puweis 10 on, n
Alt The natural d.ains Of the sy>iem-viz: ths
LUNGS, KIDNEYS, SKIN d. BOWELS :
hhhcho USaE vs. in The practice OF medirins
ana So complete ha- been heir Triumph owe,
al other medicines hat many have been led
10 suppose they con ain some powerful mineral
oJt upon eSamindtiOn by DIS Chiffon, Ran,
doiph, Huntington and Others this supposiIio,
Is al once proved o be gIoundless
sod IN New York. at The pIiacipal Ofics
W Gfeeowich slIeci, also by Rush'ob & ca
Gro dwayi corner o: nth slIert.
pamphleiS to be had Of agents gratis.
n Persons will also notice n The t,n Ia.
Del an engraved Indian hguje, cross ed with fin
ed mIut. ~"
The g,nuine may also be boueh with safe,,
az ID Gu M, corner Of very and C;rsn,
,'icei, aud MIS- Hays 49, Fulton steer Bronk.
,,yn. md 90 respectable stores Throughout ,b.
Unit-d STATES '"'
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wuEATFIELD INN.

BALTIMORE, MD.
FENlllS Hotel is situated on Howard street. two
doors north of Baltimore street. and in tho
immediate vicinity Of the business part of The city
Hr-s-A Ii contains upwards Of 90 rooms, ina
fsss..x,1t4 ny of which arc rarlors with bed
lssssNF1 rooms adjoining, suitable for families.
EslA II has heen thoroughly furnished with
new and elegant furniture aud all the accommodate
lions 10 he found in any Hotel ia tho cast.
The proprietor flatters himself that his long exro-
rieHce m the business will enable him 70 TO con-
duet the establishment, in every department.. as 10
render entire satisfaction TO all his guests.
Merchants. traveller +, &c visiting Baltimore, will
find il a healthy unj desirable location.
There is always n wagon in readiness TO Gerry
baggage 10 aud iren The cars. free Of charge.
J MCINTOSH. Proprietor.
Baltimore, Md, January lS45 -3p
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COLUMBUS, (ONINsuRANCE CEN
PAW

Il iENCY ron PHEELLNG.
Il Lis L. a. Shri9er s. Sielie'S Ware. cuSc
WAFER street.
HEY w!ll take risks on Buildings Of al
kinds:
S'ehm6 = and CarGucS Factories, Mln>
heeiooai>, FIaihoat~ aud CarsOes &c, aealu,.
loss az damage 10y Grc,or The dangers and peril,
OF the seas, lakes or MYERS, on very favorable
terms.
RETURN PREMIUMS.
he'r agents are author,Zad Ia make the FOL
loving erVS VITA their customers:
any person inSuling single risk by which
no loss 10 the company X sustained shall re
ceiye return IN application to the agent. o.
/" per cent ON the amVuni pad. On nett gross
premium paid each year, amounting to $500
nr ever II per cent on Dc; amounting L.
- coo OF over, 3 per cent IAN ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-13

COMPOUND KREOSOTE ACOUSTIC on.
! FDR Che cure Of DEAFNESS, gains m; Inc
dscHor2n Of matter fem the rlrs; also al.
Inc'c d.s4<rtchlie noises. Ike the bu7zIro N
Insects falling Of water, wh zzng 81 steam. 4 r
.T', wHl'h are sYmrtoms Of appTpaching d. az
i.Fs and also generally Attendant with he sts.
ease. lyrsa.oty OK i CKtMBtCKER.
40 ~. Main ST. Sol, Aerut
Tbs mc.ic.nc is highly recommended and nu.
NN'pf enrHh.alss arc 4gvtu, ty vtfy rs.r,st
.Ir itfsru.t 81 the many astJnshins trrss
'".'" 90 "i' 'fiHm'I. nov &C
~ EW PUBLICATIONS.. Iowue iodo
Hf 'Hr ariier, IN he NV,eas. bg Jubr
.H.gi Doc D1lc3ue Fc1ihcr ~ he Amaf. ~
rie.'.. '.', "F Professor insInam:Jhr CON.
rH. ''..fs By q cs Dduas; Elith Vernon
.i b.'u'uInc; iu,I received 81,
'."" e.r.i We-'-rr Literary Dcrot, rol
H. Nan ni u1ion sis. iggD
rttf FSH FRUiT.-Jusf fecsiv,drr,,.o,...
Nn.. 'mm Wow 0neaba boro N gS.
'''''' .se Gfeul- Dmuac-, o d1 Csr,,s
rm h>,Inaruns FIgs. l9 boxes Prime T. ',,..
Us ~, "" ls0.A 3 S4fIn.-. f.r .sie'I',
FAHETEy
lJl Mta street.
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vs. a. * IL \ q u

INSURANCE.
a = lSKS will he taken .v.the FlRE& MARINE
d 4 INSURANCE COMPANY or WHEELING
"a the ioscs, rates on
sniidings of allkiuds, stcne, hrck OF OGDEN
I'd their cUntrnts:
Furniture:
And merchandise otall kinds.
AND again all dangers attcn dug the tr,rs
pof'euon OF goods on rivers, lake., seas. canal
nuu railroads
t,r ttccharactcr Of the companyas to promr
ltnoe ans tesrality IN the ADJUSTMENT a nd ne
mcnt a. losses we beg i"avo /, refer 10 the n, .r
chants - TINS place a. elsewhere WAC aave ina,
he Adjustment n claims upon US arc4
ONCE On Ala il 81. X. w HARDING Sec'y
RETJl y PREmit
" 'R- Fire ~ q Msr,ne tpsufaro. C,oy,n,p,
q Of Wheei.v, will rc'urn 10 per CEN @,
81 premiums Gee we'd for risks aiken irou. m p,
'im' whsre 10 D. h1s occurred.
feb p 4 " II .RDING. SECRETARY.
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FNNHS Suhscr Der having r moved his HAT,
- AP AND FUR STOR&, 10 The large
end com u. dihuS room No l75 Main - ArCs
d1ors hsl0~ his itrmer stand and nearly oppn~
safe inc Va Hntel, would rcSpec fully call tie
atea'iOn of his friends ard customers general
", u MS large and splendid stock of HAS and
C'p OF every variety and shane in vpcue
County Merchants are invited 10 call aud ex
anime my stock previous To going East IS /
aa' determined u put 10 RI Is hy he Case a.
l1~et rate, thsnlhey can possibly &c purchased
East OF tn" Mountains. Cat aud examine 4,
y oiSelveS al the sign OF tho BIG BLACK
HAT mn % A q NiCAIJ.AM.
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SUGAR Co I6rS I PILLS I,L VS. DISEASE


w HILL, Of the firm of GrIcv q nan
va i . Broadway, says the Sugar Ca,tsl
indian Vegetable Pills are superior 10 ony h.
nos ever taken HIs vile has .nund tbcn de
lihh'iul end ,ffcotious.
Miss - UGLAs', corner Walker and + pdl,,s
i'ec's naS been cured 81 pain IN Inc neil
Iinn eSs OF 'ght and dizziness ol long stand
mg. bY HIM Fills. t ''""u
Mas SIM rs. Of % Henry Sire. cnr,d =,
''In, and rr'nis a. eight years sfs55i,.g "
NR "rdiSs, Of 26j GrcenWIch er,cf rors.t
~ I,pNs, 81 seven years slanIiog
"H 1hEb'cEs daughter 9Staple sIre,t. car
nI worms 10 their worst form.
tEY NR tCRTTr, oi BrootIvp. eureJo LII.
~. complaints, weakness. &c.
w need MT add more. Evidence c,,.t.
'' ON n' lom ailq n1tters No Pilsrget L,t..,,
rctnpii-hed SO mo- b. wiih So lnuc troul.ls q
= oefrcah'cnc.s, a, ID Smuh' Csuaaf Cr,i',l,
imWpred indian VtRefat'e pills. Go,,,
-'ai'n', cofucr very oni Gtand gs PIX '..9
coroer Of Bceiman are William ,iree'.. 81.
t.,eu % Ind On s.; Mrs bays It9 PuI,on',
Boo klyui and 2o3 Greenwich s,r,ei tx.,n n -.
he label lock iof VI sSnrns written N sinna
Ct Il ~
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WEsTERN INsuRANcE CoMrANY
NArIrAL s5nO 10.

.IlfW UNN
EHlS company being new duly prgnnzcd T.
ple'atet 60 make Insurance an pvcfy DIES.
sripii1n o Fire and Marine Risks,such a : tl,yol.
ling Houses, Store u oIsoe a. w an their con.
tents. Also, steam Bo8ts, Fiat Boats aud eel
Boais with Their cargoCs, 10 aad fiom anyycrl
on lHe ONO ana Mississippi rivers. or their trib
utary streams Application fNr Insurance o b
made Ter the present al the Office oftho Wheel
ing Savings lns ttution
au~ r MCCOY See''y
RETURN PR W 4 MS.
rENHE WESTERN INSURANCE Comma
ny 81 Wheeling will return 10 rcr cen
on al premiums received Tor yi,kS token IRON
MS date, where no loss HIS OCT RET
K Mccoy
March 8. 1919. : cr.'-,v
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81 , 4 ID Tor Furs and Prlres. a. M'CAI-
y LhMS, n ttliyery, No Us Main s., m
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Mr. w Within ore, 49, ~
WISTARs DALSAM OF hi LoCHERRY.

AtiD us Triumphant cure follows care, ~
i onward wet .rilus catcUl
Il i. :, III
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TAYLOR & MASON
ATTORNEYS Ar I.u

FOREIGN COLLECTIONS
j. ". TAYLOR
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A l. STOUT,
j b II DODSON.

HENRY u SNIfH.
ESTha true and genuine WIstar's Balsam
OF Wild Cherry is sold al established agencies
III all par OF the United States.
sold IN Cincinnati on the corner or Fourth
a"d WalnuI stleos by
SANFORD s. PARK,
feb IS Gent Ageni> for tic Western eies
Sold in Wkeoling, by
oct29 CRUMBACXER.
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long enough; aud poor Tom, our facto,uni, has
tbs ague. Mr.. Stayner has gone TO some plas,.
sixteen miles of, where he was told he might
hear t girl, and lam sole representative of
the family energies. But you We no idea what
capital bread can make
This looked rather discouraging for my
quest; bat knowing that the main point OF Ia
bic companionship MAS the source OF most Of
Mrs. Staynors difficulties. | still hoped for
Mrs. Larkins, who loved the closest intimacy
With her help, and always took them visit
ing with her. So passed ON for another eff
tort al Mrs Randalrs whose three daughters
had sometimes been known 10 lay aside their
dignity long enough TO obtain some much
coveted article OF dress. Here the mop was
III full play; and Mrs. Randall, with her gown
turned up. was splashing diluted mud on the
walls and furniture in the received mode Of
these regions, stained glass windows" are
made without patent. did not venture in
but asked from the door with nv best diplo-
macy, whether Mrs. Randall kuelc of girl.
"A gal! no; who wants gal?'
Mrs. Larkins"
she! why don't she Sc, up and do her own
work.
.'She is too feeble"
'.Law sakes! too feeble; she'd be able ss any
body TO thrash around, if her old man didn't
spite her by watin' OH"
| We think Mrs. Larkins deserves small blame
ON this score. ~.
But, Mrs. Larkins, the poor woman is
really Ill and unable 20 do anything for her
children. Couldn't you spare Rachel for a
few days TO help her"
This was said in most guarded and dep
recatcry tone, and with manner carefully
moulded between indifference and undue SO
licitudc. r-..-...,
My gals has got enough 10 do. they amt
able TO do their own work. Cur'line hasn',
been worth the ftist red cent for hard work
ever since she went to school to A." -
ooh! didn't expect to get Caroline. ]
understand she is going TO get married"
"What! TO Bill Green! She wouldn't let
him walk where she walked last year"
Here saw had made misstep. Resolv-
ing to be NOR, cautious, left the selection 10
the lady herself, and only, begged for one OF
the girls. But my eloquence was wasted
The Miss Randalls had been whole quarter
at select school, and will not live out again
until their present stock of finery is unweara
Die Miss Rachael, whose company | had
hoped TO secure was even then paving attcn-
ton TO branch Of the fine arts.
Rachael Amandy!" cried Mrs Randall al
the foot OF the ladder which gave access to the
upper reSion--''tctch that thing down here
IL Is Tie prettiest thing you ever seen in your
NE! turning 10 me. And the educated young
lady brough: down doelul looking compound
OF card board and many -colorcd waters, which
had, II seems occupied her mind and fingers
for some days. -
"There!" said the mother, proudly, ga gal
that's learnt to make sich baskets as that, ain I
goin' to be nobody's help, guess"
4 thought the boast likely 10 be verified as
aprediction, and went away crest fallen and
weary: Gir-hunting is certainly among our
most formidable chores"
Western Clearings.
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MoRGANTowS, Nov, %, 1918.

%'''.'''NN, ANONt ZD, ISl0.
NV just returned from little excursion
In IN East, and, as have not troubled Won
ig som time with an cpistlc. have concI,-
"'d 20 write You few scraps in relation 10
mittcrs aud things there. And first | write
you III reference to the all absorbing ouas,;on
OF IN; Biliimorc AMI Ohio Rlil Road.
Eel confident that if what | write docs moi
interest, II will, at last, attract vour a,,en.
ton Tor the time being During nv s,,v in
Baltimore heard the subject OF the terminus
oi that roil spoken of frequently. AMI what
was strange tome, the Baltimore people. with
one voice, echo the sentiments of the diplo
matte President. Louis McIanc. They say
that I'll, Nirginidns should b. p1triot;c AMI
giant to the Company the unrestricted ripLt q,
way. i thought that they asked more of Viz
Sinlans than they practiccd tlIclD.,l, es for |
nave Thought that that company YVES as selfish
III us movements as it was possible for any
set olm-1 to BE-. They say in Balti,no,ss tl,st
wheeling is not as suitable terminus as Par.
hersDuTSh on account Of the navipaiion nj tho
Ohio. That the navigation 10 p,rker.h,.,. ).
rnore unilcnn aud longer open than il is to
"hceIng. never heard that such was ,h,
case before, though have lived upon one .,
the main tributaries oil the Ohio and between
the two points, Wheeling and Psrkers.
bu-gh, all my life. J, does seem IN mo ,t,,,
''c Dd''iinorcans are IN sad mistake in refer
encc to theirtrue interests in this matt, n
mistake not a IarSe portion of the t,,a,- ~
Baltimore comes from the States Of Ohio l.,
diana and Kentucky, and is IL NOT C,c, ar,
that ade.would seek an outlet hiyb,,, IN ,h,n
fafhers'afgh should it b. made III. terminus
would not tn trade Of which speak 5 ak an|
our ct through the PENNSYLVANIA lin, n -,
Provem'nis, AMI thus b. thrown into phil,
driPhia' whereas, on tn, other hand Wheel
isa GENITAL gap, 50 situated az TO cmly.c.. al
VIZ "ao' NAT now CONES up the river ne we'll
Inc trade from the upper and middle mar, n
the States alluded to.
IT. Philadelphia there is great Oversize of
opinion Some few are in favor Of tIo r.tt
more sni Ohio Rail Road Company extend.
i'S ter work TO Pi,tabursh, some are for
Toi! road 81 their own between Pldl,dsI,li,
"t'' TI''sbAfsh' aud others manifest grcat il.
dih'r'nee as TO whsre the road terminated
iot they say that Philadelphia will 81 r..
lFide any how. aud that have no obiec,io, 20
baltimore bcinga dining place between tbc
lost AMI West.
while ! was ia Philadelphia, his Evcellen.
, Governor Skunk, and his Secretary Of Stat
CSC Miller were thcr. examining asnt.
Uduy 10 do, the Public Schools. ,es,.'
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II Is due to the memory of the late Captain
J. Chester Reid, of the L. S. Army, whose
death occurred recently in this CITY, TO state
int the dcliri'm which cnl.d SD fatally 20
him was entirely the result of his di,case.-
Great prostitution of strength, protracted
watchfulness from inability to sleep. and Sc
we're pain, induced return of mental a,ena.
ton, under which during the progress of his
illness, he had previously laborcd during two
days at Galveston. His disorder was Chronic
Dysentary, arising from the inpurity OF the
water in Texas.
His papers and copies Of recent letters from
himself TO others, indicate entire cheerfulncss
OF mind in every thing connected with his
private life. H was for ten wears the Aid
AMI attached friend of General Gaines. be.
tween whom and himself their existed the hes,
ieeling at the time of his death A copy of
letter To General Gaines, found on his person
informed the General OF his progress TO the
North, whittier he had been ordered by tie
Surgeon as his only chance for life; and of his
nope To b. again OF service TO him ON the re-
eovery ofhis health.
Ills res olute character, his gentlcmnnly dc.
Pormen', and the systematic excellence Of
his mental habits admirably qualified him for
an American officer, bat his frail constitution
totally united him for the hardships of camp
lie. Still h fingered in Texas too l.,a. un
willing, even though severely ill, to leave the
camp while there existed the slightest pros
pcci OF "a war
The attentions OF the generous citizens of
wheeling to the remains of this ill-ia,ed off.
oer' ana especially the benevolent cares of the
eNcciient M,ssrs. Mitchell * CALDWELL, at
whose hons; he died, will be faithfully treo.
sired III tbc m .m,ry OF his friends.
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TIE BEAUTIFUL DIE and those aisa ~ho.s
lives have bsen marked by active deeds Of ben.y.
"r"ce aud unur'ng devotion in smeiiosaiing the
condition VI man. Aims. how relentless are ia,
darts. oh death But Of all Thy Minister thu, attend
upon thee IN solemn stale. quick Ia obey thy awful
behes'. CONSUMPTION. aAs insat.sIk speiisy, 49,
formerly mosi 10 be feared hut ibasks 10 tho inven.
I'VE genius Of civilized man . remedy has been
iound Thai has proven itself al almost invsnsbIs
specific ior 'hs mosi dire discnse u fesort b had
Ia The Balsom Of Wild Cherry IN the early stages Of
Consumption. POSITIVE cure may be relied upon.
Thousands of the interesting e,res are can.
SANITY '"hi"g place. hui, lu ALL WIN would res
he right medicine inquire particularly for Dr. WIS.
'afs bnsa'n. us the ba.est limitations q ~ sbsvsA.
For sale ny
CRuMBACKtR, liz Main ~. Z ,y,
PRYOR d PAuLL. l64 AiarkstA. ""es'"F
dee lm
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South. The same is true OF virginia-she
mostl look TO herself only to make hcrfim-
Pro,ements and to tho West TO make them
profitable. B.i mach has been gained by
having the South committed 10 more liberal
primo pies ON the subj,e, Of Internal Improve
mcnIs. Bat since | have cmdeavcred TO
nmnsc YOU with some OF the ludicrous Incl
dents must not now turn TO the serious bust
mes, OF the Convention. II you desire 1t /
may give you some account of that hereafter
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ted very much that uur State MAS ~ fur be
hind tl,c aye IN tai, matter. i's, Nirsini4n,
,houl blush Ia think of it. The G1vemori,
qultea gpld loohi,s old How, andicn. h,s
IA mind to Ia! on ia the ioots.cp ui IN, '.lu,.
triou. predecessor an the cxercis, O. the par
tonlng power liz can be iurnishrd with ar
s1mcnis numerous aud cogeut. for all Plia-
is agog upon the subject of abolishing
capital punishment, There was "a Convention
held IN the city Tor the purpose OF hrhcring
that object The Vic. President. George NJ
Dallas, was President of the Convention. -
Horace Grrcly of New York took an active
part in iis dclibl ra,ions, and received great
applause for speech hc made III favor of Ia
polishing the ,eatr penalty. A Mr.. Burlcigh
was the most prominent advocate ofthc cause
there; he has issued "a pamphlet on the subject
which is very popular. rhcqucstion is gain
ing l;round rapidly in philadelphia
Tlsp smocrais IN Penns, lvania are badl.
scared about The Tariff They arr beginning
to mistrus, Jimmy Polk, their better TaTG
man than Old Harry" They are now holding
on to Buchanaus skirts-they beg of him not
to leave them III despair by going on the ,ld .
Since the Treasury circular they have let 10
all holds except Buchanan. and |, ok TO him as
their only hope. as h. is the only Tariff man
ON bo,rl the vessel OF State at Washington. =
Oh! il he deserts them in this hour OF danger
what will the poor fellows do? lprcsume the
coming m sage of little Jimmy Polk will b,
the las, link in the chain of testimony to con.
vince the dcludcd Demo, racy Of Penns,lva.
MIA that Polk is not So good Tariff msl as
Clay.
Ole Bull was in the city, shaking his bow
for all ionl of patronizing foreigners. lie may
well say "let those that dance pay the fiji
der" His charge was dollar head. and
h hado crowded house at that. Ii may be
considered hoosierish in me, but | would IA
iher hear good old fashioned country no,
down player, than hear Ole Ball.
Geo. IL. Leigh of Clark ,burgh is now in on,
town on visit. His object is TO stir UP some
demonstration or some movement in refer
ence TO the terminus Of the rail road. III,
says that at Ciarksburgh are against Parkcrs
burgh ana III favor OF Il more northern termi.
nus. lis says the mouth OF Fishing CreeI
would suit them bsttcr than Park .rsburgh.-
They fear that Pdrkers5r5l is too far south
for Clarksburgh. hardly know what 10 think
OF his mission or what he says There ismort
in his coming here than meets the eye, pre-
sumo. c.