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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-04-30

Providence, for the mdEer ofMr. sprague,
was Given TO the Jury at five O'Clock on
Tuesday afternoon. On Thursday, at hall
part ten, A. M. they came in and stated that
they could not agree. They stood 9 for ac-
ouiital, and three for conviction. Mr. Curry,
in behalf of Nicholas S. Gordon, moved that
he be discharged on his personal recog-
risance. He was admitted TO bail in the sum
of $4,000.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-04-30
THE PILOT OF THE SWALLOW

The Grand Jury of the United States
Circuit Court, yesterday brought in true
bill against William Burnett, late Pilot of the
Swallow, charging him with manslaughter.
The indictment charges that "the said Will
liam Burnett did by his misconduct, negli-
gence, or inattention, cause the death of the
April last, by drowning or suffocating," &c.
We are glad TO find that the Grand Jury
have so promptly done their duty. The ac-
ton will have more influence on steamboat
officers, than any legislative report whatev-
EN- y. Com. Adp.
THE SwALLow.-Ourc correspondent at the
wreck writes under dale of Friday evening,
that the contractor, with his hands and all
necessary apparatus for raising the vessel,
had arrived, and was making every practi-
cable effort TO effect his purpose; also that
men were employed necessarily in raking
the river, but nothing additional has been
feund.--.Jonr. Of Com.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-04-30
FIRE.

A very destructive fire visited London,
Canada, on The 18th. inst-one oi the most
destructive ever known in Western canada
1t broke out in Robinson's Hotel, and coz
sumed that building together with a greal
number of merchants shops and warehouses
inthe immediate vicinity. Three blocks win
portions OF three others, were entirely con-
sumed. The area burned over embraces
about thirty acres.
ANrrRENT MATTERS. A house i'll An
chram, Columbia country, New York, was
pulled down, on Friday or Sunday last, BY
seven men, disguised as Indians. The prop
erty had recently been purchased by anoth
er person, which so incensed the anti-renters
that they met, and destroyed the house.
THE SWALLOW. Men and apparatus have
been sent up from New Yorkci,y TO Athens
and they are now engaged in efforts TO raIst
the Swallow. They editor Of the Troy Bud
get, who went down with the Legislative
committee, the other day, thinks the boa
will be raised-and, with the bows, and Nth
er repairs, she will be as good as ever. He
timbers are firm, and all her machinery is II
the same position as before she struck. Sh
is but nine years old, and was built ofthe hes
oak, locust. and ceder. About $4,000 wer
expended in improvements during the pas
winter.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-04-30

VThe appropriations made by Congress
at the last session were as follows:
Civil and Diplomatic expenses s., 27O,954 81
Re. dictionary and other
pensioners 2.255,OOO no
Sappor, of the Army 3,929,766 30
Support of the Navy G,35O,759 &c
Support of the Post Office Dep. 5, 10000 90
Support of the Indian Dep. I,O59.503 "a
Support of the Military Acd'y. 135, O49 90
Navy pensioners 81 900 90
Publications SG0.0 900 co
improvements in the Territories $4,000 90
M .sceilaneous, IA OPS 67
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-04-30
S24.225,0SS 90
TOTAL

The items for the Army, Navy, Military
Academy and Notifications amount to SILL
2ls,GOI %: thus, in a time of peace, nearly
Jle half of the money expended by govern
nent is for wari Truly war is "a costly game.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-04-30
FIRES IN NEW-JERSEY.

A cloud Of smoke has hung over this city
for the lastiew days; but, to-day, the atmos-
phere is so obscured, that the sun scarcely
casts shadow. The extensive fire in The
Jersey Pine Woods, doubtless is The cause of
it, as the wind sets from that quarler-Thc
sun went down last night with blood red
hue, and, long before it reached the horizon,
it became visible. The drought in New
Jersey: as well as in this immediate vicinity,
is excessively y Express
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-04-30

The FIRE IN THE SwAMP-We learn
from Capt. Dunbar, ofthe schooner Virginia,
from North Carolina, that in coming through
the Canal, on Thursday, he passed along a
distance of ten miles where the fire wasmore
or less burning on the edge Of the tract. on
the south side, and with great difficulty pre-
served his vessel, : and her deck load Of cot
ton and states, from being burnt, by spread
ing sails over the cotton, and keeping them
constantly wet.
The heat and smoke at times was so great,
that he was apprehensiveof being compelled
10 abandon the vessel. Captain Perry, ofihe
schooner John Martin, who was astern of
him, was also near losing his vessel from The
same cause.-Nortok Herald, Monday.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-04-30

MAGNETIC AFFECTION. II is said that
ProfessorMorse has been electro-magnelizcd
by beautiful daughter of Commissioner
Ellsworth; and that Geographic communi-
cation has been established between the par
ties, which is likely to result in copar;ner-
ship.-Balimore Patriot.
Posr-OFFIcE REMovALs-John S. Bagg,
Editor Of the Free Press, has been appoint
ed Postmaster at Detroit vice Thomas Row
land, removed. tt. Mclean, Esq. has
been removed from the office of Postmaster
at Warren, Ohio, and John w. Collins, Esq,
appointed. MIR. Mclean was formerly u
great Jackson-Van Buren, man, but en-
braced Tylerism for the sakeofoffice. Served
right.
~ Isabella Walker, a young girl of nine.
teen, was killed at Valley Falls, r. I. on the
the 18th by being cought in the machinery
of Il Factory where she was at work.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-31
g. PARK,
Bfamtlreth's Fills
PICTURE OF HEALRE.

Health is characterized ~ aR indivi
duaI by the absence Ui all pam, suffering
or atircllon N any part ot his body; by
the free and regular exercise of al his
functions without any eRceptoa Fhr,
CONSIST IN having a good appetite az mca
times, an easy digestion, Tree eVacun =
tIOnS, without iuuseUess Or CosiIVenpss
al least oHce IN every tweNDy y-0ur hUurs
aud without heat, dTloess or burning
at the passage; he Tree issue Ql 4he wa.
ter without aCrImrny or bhrnlug and
wlIhuu a reddish sediment which ls al
waNs 4 >lgr Oi present Or an appro ach-
Ing pain; qHIeI sleep without agtalIou
Or Troublesome dreams: no taste 0i bile
OF Ulher bad taste ~ the lnou upOn
rising N the m0rnIhg; 90 sOurness or
dIsagreeabI6 rlsing OF the OmaCh IL
clean tongue; sweet breath mo itching
pImpcs or spots on the skin; no piles {;
no burnIng heat upun any part Of the
body; no excessive thirst when unexpns
I'd 70 labor OF other known cause; no IA
terrupllon 10 any natural evacuation, nor
paIn at their periodical returE.
Where the state Of the system does
not hurmonlza with the abgve picture, 0
health, Il IS Of the greatest Importance
lhaI 40 time be lost Ia sending lova doc
tor, OF IN the use Of foolish remedies to
often The result Of speculation: instead
OF this course let ocse Of Braudreth's
Pulls be taken, winch will not deceive
but will al once restore health 10 the or.
GAG or part that requires ii.
A II who wish to preserve rheIr health
all vino are determined TO defend their
life against the enCroachmenls of dis
ease which might send them premature.
ITO the grave, will, without hesitation
have recourse to the Brandrrlh Pills,
when The state q the system does not har
monlze with the above picture u health
Those who live in counrry where
contagious Of oiher detasrs prevail,
should often think If this true picture ol
health, end observe himself with naricu.
lar attention, IN order to act accordingly.
The wise aud rightly directed will follow
this adVice--lhe unwise are IeIi to fhelr
own destruction. For sale bv
Il. A. STlDGER.
July 10, 1914,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-31
CASTING2.

A large ossorlmentor Ovens, Pots,
SIiIlets, GrlddIee, Teake,ues &c, Of
Pittsburgh Manufacture, Just received
and Tor sale o, the new store of
WIN. M. SINCLAIR.
Oct l3.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-31
LOOK HERE!

The subscriber wishes hosoIwho have
Butter, Lard, Sausagcs, Chickens, Tur.
keys, Geese, Ducks, or other provisions
suitable for the Pittsburgh markel-or
CIoverseed, FIa&seed, or Wheat, g.,
for sale, to hold blck a short time until
| return from Pittsburgh this day |
start Tor goods When get my goodo
ready for sale | shall publish in both
the Carrolion papers what prices | will
pay for the above kinds Of produce in
goods or cash 80 may be 0greed upon
which shall Jo as high as think | can
afford, and above common prices in This
country. wish thepuOIic to notice my
advertisement, for ! intend to make it
their interest 10 watch my motion
JULIUS C. HART.
Dec. l2lh, 1914.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-31
BADNESS AND LOSS OF HAIR

as caused by want ofshesIlhy action
ofSthe vesete which throw IF The per
spiraliOa nom the head. When these
Vesselsgre weak or seased, the per-
spiralion lie thick and clammy and cd
heres to the mouths Of the poIes and
clogs them up, and dries and forms
scuri or daDdruf. Less blood is then
carried 10 the roots OF the hair, and for
want Of which the hair has 'adi sUfi-
Gent noGrlshment, and consequently be
comes dry and harsh, and begins lnsen
sibly 10 fall off which continuing 10 in
crease, eventually produces badness
Restore the capillary vessels OF the head
TO their former healthy circulation, and
a fine siIkyErew hair will make iIsGp.
pearance which will increase in quanri-
~ and volume -on,il their hair becomes
thick and healthy.
IAYNE'S HAIR TONIC is the only
preparation that has ever been known
to produce new Hair on Bald Heads,
which It has doOesin innumerabIe in
stances, and will seldom fail, if proper.
ly and peraeveriNgIY used.
For sale bv Ahinson;65 Go Car
rollton, and R K Gray, Woynesburgh.
September l3. 1914.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-31
iB. A. FAHVESTOGK'S VERMl
FUGE.

The great 'wofm' Gestrover.-By the
administration OF this medicine to chill
dren al the proper tlme, great amount
ol suffering would be obvlared and in
many instances their lives would be
preserved; out Of the abundant tcslm o
ny before me OF It's oiicacy,l | select the
following:
certify that gave one bottle of B
A Fahneslock's Vermllugo to child Of
mine eighteen months oId,) which
brought away 2Gt wormo.
GEORGE BEATTY.
Carrolton'sopt. 8, 1914.
For sale by
K KENNEDY, Druggist.
CarolIon, Sept s, I841.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-31
The FANNY DIRECTOR:

Designed as help to those Who are sup
plying themselves i" rhole or IN part
pith WOOlea goods oftheir ODn man
TactUre.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-31
1000 Bushels TIaxsccd

The subscriber wishes 10 purchase
1000 BUSHELS FLAXSEED,
For which hO will pay the highest price
on delivery.
WIN NJ. SINCLAIR.
CarroIIlon, August 9, 1894.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-31
oil

One hbl best Winter Strained Sperm
OH one bbl Tanners OIL, just received
and for sale by
VIM. NJ. SINCLAIR.
Oct. 8.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-31
MIIaIDI CAL M OaIiOlfl,
A. HS. Chisholm, w d.,

graduate OF the Medical College OF ONO.
having located in the town Of CartoIlro0
with tho view Of making It his prrm,'
nent residence, tenders bis professional
services to the iuhabtanls ol the place
and tho Surrounding country, oad hopca
by close attention aad assduous applI-
cation 10 the vOrions duties oi his pro
lession to merit and ohrain a reasonable
shnro Of pubnc patronage
Office i9w doors west Of SlncIaiy's
Store.
July 70, lS44.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-31
6 & 6 E

We regret The necessity which exists
10 cauitoOIOg the public against the ma
ny counterfeit preparations Of Wild
Cherry, which are fast oVerspreadng
The country, the instrumentaily Of q
lew unprl0cIpled dealers. whe, for The
paliry galO of lew dollars, would palm
off upon suffering humanity a miserable
substitute OF their own stewiOg, or some
worthless article which they had bought
for trlae-tn the manifest injury land
perhaps loss ef Iife) to the person using
it. We repeat, then, lei purchasers be
on their guard, and in all instances in
quire particularly for DR.. Wislar's Bal
sam Of EiIdCherry! the most valuable
family medicine ever before offered for
0aIe, and now used by the most inlelIi-
gent aud respectable families ihrousho
the Unued States. GEFPriceS 90 per
bottle, or 6 bottles for SIS. For sale 10
Cincinnati only by
SANFORD 81 PARK,
Corner Of oh ana Wanut sts.
Sanford u Park are General Agents
for the West.
Sod IN Carrolton, by r KENNEEY |
10 Waynesburg, by CREOViSE Il
PlERONG.
In S,eubeaviIIo, by A. L FRAZIER
Aug 9, 1913 Book seller.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-31
PRITEIgES,

An entire new stock OF prints oI the
most fashionable stVIe as we'll as The
lowest price, just received and for sale at
the new store Of
VIM, NJ. SINCLAIR.
iOct3
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-31

0HrDr SMITH having declined the
praclce ol bis profession IN CarroIIron,
would take This opporlunIry If recon-
mending 10 his Crcnds. aud lhe puhIc
A. r CHISHOLM, NJ cd as a physician
in whom the utmost orfdCuce can he
placed.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-31
FRESH GOODS.

stilfcoulinues the business Of Merchandising in tho cd
led by himself and others, ia eoonexoa He has just re
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-05

TO OUR READERS Among our advertise.
mems published this day the reader will di.co~er
additional evidence Of Tho great value Of Wis,ars
Bassm Of Wild cherry, .,-.. t.. $50 = =
We nllude TO The testimonial Of John Winner, ESQ.
N reference 10 The remarkable recovery Of Ma
Winner from m almost hopeless consumpiive dsesss.
The genuine Wis'ar's Balsam Of Wild cherry 10
wholly an innocent observation-disclosures rare mod
cinal vir,ues-.an,i 10 now prescribed nv many IF
our mos, sklliul Ihysicians. Psrsons pesdspcesd'
Ia Consumption hate nset il with the happies, snc-
cess also far bad coughs originating frops volsns
colds IL is sure md speedy remedy. and 10 now
used ny The mod intelligent families Of oar country.
Prce 81 per bottle For sale by CRUMBACk
KER. Sole agent for Wheeling oc, ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-05

NAVE WISH io call the readers attention IN
w WiSrARS BALSAM OF WILD CHER.
NY, that II advertised IN nn"her column There
IS some "ecniariis about tns arIcle that no other
remedy has. u is pciely master of all PuIn,o-
nary Diseases, even 10 The must malignant. -uch rs
cur m"s Prominent and skiliuI physicians after long
'reaime have gwen up ~ despair ne beyond tie
Teach nl IIcine. eut ihcir Il are cured by this
remedy. The reader may ibink There sonic as.
sn'ance in this. AID I'LL Trasun too il u was
moi PLAN matter Of fac, proved by many case, iih
IN orr immediate circle nj scqua iniance. We re-.
commend y I" The effected as The besi medicine be
f"r" The rui,lic For sale by
cRuMBACKt.R. I73 Ai'io 81. I w...,;a.
PRYOR PAUL.. I64 Market a. "hee''"s'
nov 3 I'm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-05
"BlBLE PRIyIIEG rs

BIBLE PRlVlLEGES."-A Pittsburgh
Aucticneer lately undertook To obtain good
bids for lot of bibles in a mode that could
not b. considered particularly complimentary
To the community in which his were exhibit
ed. Instead OF urging the good book upon his
purchasers as an indispensable article in their
families, and one which mo housekceper
should be without" he told them his bibles
were the best things In the world for monev
safes. la Alabama. he said they did not use
n!thns else, and as nobody in that State
ever thought OF looking into the bible, the
money Was always considered perfectly safe.
We, hope the Pittsburghet put these purchases
10 better use, aud perhaps the Auctioneer him
self had better motives than merely to sell his
books tor good price upon a sinister recon-
mendation OF their qualities-pe,haps he
meant by limiting that there might be money
found between their leaves. to set the GOOD
people OF Pittsburgh to searching the scrip
lures. ~. \. Courier.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-05
THE SIOUX MURDERERs -sou,s time

The SIOUX MURDERERS.- Some time
last year, a party Of drovers from Missouri
were attacked, and one or more of them muir.
dered.by band of Sioux Indians. Five of those
concerned were apprehended, taken TO Dubu.
bue, and confined in Jail to await their trial.
They did not stay there long, but got out, were
q second time arrested, and second time made
their escape. Theeditor of the Galena Gazette
learns, from gentleman just from Selkirk's
Settlement, the following particulars of the
death Of four of them: This gentleman. com.
ing down the ST. Peters river, encamped for
the night short distance below the Rapids,
near five or six lodges OF Sissition Sioux In.
dams. He was there informed that one of
the prisoners had reached there a few DAVIS
before, and was emaciated and broken down
from fatigue and starvation, that none of them
could recognize him. He stated, that all of
them died OIL the way, with the exception of
one, whom he abandoned near Cannon river:
that some died from starvation, and Others
from excess in eating, when they arrived at
the first lodges. They dug graves with their
knives there and buried them. The stoutest
OF the party, named 1.-The Plume" was the
first that died On leaving Dubuque, they
were entirely destitute of clothing and fire.
tackle. st. Louis Req.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-05

0S-Ata recent examination of school in
n, Essex county, one of the committee
proposed the following questions to boy who
was studying Natural Philosophy.
Can YOU explain the principles of adhesion?
Boy hesitates.) What keeps your body to-
gether?"
Ans.-"Wittles and drink"
hat are the uses OF lctcr?" T5oy is
nonplussed. If you had log in the ditch,
how would you get il out?"
Ans,-ld hitch ona yoke of cattle"
The committeeman "giv up."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-05

Another mesmcnc miracle orat least ncmi
miracle. has recently bceu performed at Low
ell, on the person Of Mrs Nurth. of that Mac.
llr htnloll en- cHuccr from her breast. aftc,
she had been putin tbr magnetic state b. an
operator pa tle mysteyoi m sn,risyn named
"Rasoii ne oycrsccr al wool shop. Tho
oPtIaiiun wasa"stry painful on. but II ,yss
sIorned according "a ia" newspg per accoun,
OF me Ihaitcf, q c|rreiiL The raiicut was
very Psticni and exhibited no symptoms of
pain liH 81 wassl!over aHd ~ "7gvcr., nos.
sfs bad resolved .G,y cour,ouepess Shc
{ hcn said thc opcmtiun bid n"thur her much
out she did have n SORT Of dreamy and inJ;s'
tnct notion that something was p,iuo op
W. rather think Nlrs. North We iath.r rIsat
ln hcrIccoieCuon.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-05
UTNOTICE. .fm

EFT with The subscriber as security on the
IL tv., 81 September last. by n man calling
himself WIN Smith. who promised In s<tvfn ,oA ,..
de- m him in few days. Bay Horse. supposed h,
ne hvs ar six years old. As he has not rsiurne ed
.uspec iho horse Vas s.olen. IL % the owner is
ADVISED 10 come forward. prove property. pay dsms
ages and take away. Otherwise ct will DO sold Ia.
pay me and oil riyensea c KAMMERER.
nov Bid iv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-05
CONSUMPTION OR GOING INTO A DECLINE
Cure tollows Cure by the use of DR.. Duncan'a
ETnHcIUrnnf R<mId,i -.

Cure tolors Cure by the use of DR.. Duncan,s
ErpcctOrdnt Remedy.
MIR WIN u PfTfRs. Richmond. ItnIiapa was ,akssn
WIN lad cold last spring. which seated npon hi,
lungs ~ length cavities and ulcers Turned hrs Pbv
'ir'ah nstd everything that he thought o. bu, 10 M
-h'ci; he informed him that he could not be cured
'hai no,hinR more could he done; in the mean time
Trend oi hts Mr. Howell. induced him TO send IL,
David J. Holiday. who is agent in ,hsr place. for
me nedici"e. which he did. Before using t,xo
hotties. he found HAT he WIS getting better After
"s"g sn biIles he b' care perfectly satisfied iba,
INC Medicine was ce.tain 10 6ure him MS well as
ever. lie sent ior 9 buules more. and 10 beppv ~
STATE I" Iise afflicted that he has used Of then,
and become IN oil respects Hearty aud feel himself
enhfely cured. lie wishes these lines published
IN The PuhIic Papers that Others III c.d with Con
sumption NAV know The virtues 81 Or Duncan.
htpcci"rani Remedy. onj spare their life
We The nndcr,gncd are well sr1nsinIed with
MI feefs. snd know his io I've rs nhovo s,aled.
JAMES PETERS,
lSAiC HANNA,
GEO DULL.
AY kEYSoN. Ia.
u MARSH. S,lc agents for wb,sl,ng
nov "''"h
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-05

1eetne, the prince of modern matcrialism
made the remark that "infdelity and super
st''ion go hand i'll land;" for faith in all stages
49, $500 ""Iivty, "uuII uIiycu from Iu,-
h'~st. will select some corner or nook Of the
0'afns TO dwell in; the prescntimcnt of an
oher existence, when not assuming divine
shape degencrates into grimace."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-05

The Galena Advertiser repeats the report,
that J. b. Backenstos, the sheriff of Hancock
county, and leader of the forces operating
against the anti-Mormons in Illinois, has been
appointed L. ): Lead Agcntfor the District
OF Illinois. Ii is said that this report was cur
rent at Dubuque, and was circulated on the
authority OF gentleman who saw the com
mission delivered
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-05

ROWDYISM.-Our city is infested with a
s'nsfspiri, oil rowdyiam that we would like
TO SEE broken up, and we presun all good
citizens entertain the same wish We are not
sure but the rowdy and niischievous spirit is
on the increase, among the younger portion,
those who would have been called boys when
we were young. few nights since, gang
collected about house in East Wheeling &C.
eupied BY woman and her daughters They
arc in the habit ofgathering about the house
whether for cause or not deponent does not
pretend to say; but OH the occasion we speak
OF the old woman came out and let oil an old
shot gun, loaded with buckshot, which injured
alloy very materially several Of the shot lodg-
Ing in his shoulders
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-05

DERFUMERY! PERFUMERY.-Jn les
Il Ha"eis Nymph Soap for sohcning the Skin
DC; Tayff's celebfatcd Chrys,sline Wash Ball. do.
do EmolieHt Palmyrine Soap. do do Olygensted
f'o'a" Lily do; Swiiis do perfumed Flesh Ball anJ
Tcolh Powder. assnied Pomades Of all descriptions
aud prices; Stick Puma'um. Cold Cream. Lip Ssl~s.
PearI Powder. Lily White. Rose Powder Toilet
aud Nursery Powder. &c. &c. &c; comprising the
hest assortment Of Perfumes &C. ever beiore .e red.
Jasi reed and or sale law whossae or retail, BY
& Il HORNBROOK. Monroe 81.
nov --'----a-. Az. Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-05

We'll. Mr.. Pittsburgh Gazette you need not
he SO touchy about your odd fellowship. We
isand The article III an eastern paper TO your
credit; but il you do not want it, then don'ttake
1t. That's all. There is enoueht that will be
glad to father it.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-05

FIRE.-Wc learn from the New orleans
Courier that the engine shop of the Corrollton
and New Orleans Rail Road was consumed by
fire on the 22l ult The loss is estimlted at
els 600.