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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-01
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
AT NO, Coz
ADJOINING FoRSyTg 4 BAKERS,
WAFER IL AAHEEIINI n

TIE SUBSCRIBER fauers himself from an oyrcri
enee OF 10 years ia mercantile business this citv tina,
lie oan anticipate the wants of has nuncrsns customers
snd trencs IN The selection OF closc aud e
Goods lakes pleasure in announcing 90 them thar he Il,
now Receiving and VIII continue receive monthly
throughout the tbs largest and seeces sioe
of Goods offered ia the Clothing Trade in this civ
purchased from the TEST houses Philadelphia and Raj
tnofc, and ssccicd ffoiu the choicest most approved,
makes the most desirable Goods tire season aud viii
he sold for very sn'G advance. viz: French Eny'sh
ard American Brosd Cloths from supcrfre 10 medium:
1MiNed Heiyisn do do. Invisible Green iiuc and Iot
don E-own do do; heavy t3ue and Weul lrk dom
plain and fancy French aud English Cassnces yer, m
rcroI and chesp; also and "a Cold sud silver ixed
AVID plain I'W ecds. tfout fire 10 medium French Linen
nrl all qualities; sumner Cloths. drab d'Eie. Persian
Indiana and Orleans do; so s Linen and otsn paid
siriped aud Check iGnts.oons; Si0I Ncsimrs. plam
stirred. Mode. Metno and Other Fancy Ncsirs in .rcr
variety Tho sove goods win lie made io order hy
tfsi rate cutter aud good workncu warranted equsi To
any an this or the Eastern cities.
kScN6u .is0(fe g. OfhSI =.
Cloth Dress aud Frock Coats, from snrerfne to Nc.
dunn; iGll and complete assortment OF Summer Cosi.
complete assortment comprising ali the varetics unnI
tiles and sFices Cassnet Ky Jeans sud Tuse,s Dress
and frock Goats; very general do do Cas-.
slmcrcs Caz.nc', Cord and Beaverton Pants. do do
Round Jackets, &c sc
Also 20 doz fine Linen ard Muslin Shirts; Rosnrrs
touets, &c - doz. common do, fancy stirred Linen
and Muslin do; Palmetto and Lerhom Hats with the
usual variety Of sesps nders, Hose. sc.
luvte my friends and and Ell IN search Of
VIII sell hen good article fair prices cash OF the
us'i ~ terms To prompt customers Reeocci No 20 Wa
yer street ALEXANDER ROGERS.
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Ms q, * II " G II.

Il, fSkS VIII Re taken ~ the FIRE 4 MARINE IN.
~ 81 RANCE COMPANY or WHEELING rrH
tower sAffs
Buildings Of all Kinds stone tFiek. OF wooden aud their
contents
sseuntoe;s. factories. u,iIls. &C.
rurnrufc e.ar
And merchandise Of al Minds. f
And against al dangers attending The so-a'Ion Of
Copts ON fivcfS isies. can a.. nrd fUilf,lus
for The character of tie company pfoinpsi'udc
aud beraiiy IN the sdiusii,t and payment OF osscs
W. leg leave u resr TO ie merchants OF tli- pacc ard
elsewhere who have had the Aijns'ucnt or rsin- npun
az. olcv on Main street. r.. w. uARNiNG. Scc'v.
alg Z.
RETURN pRENIUNS
rTliiE FIRE ANh MARINE lNSt RANCG CoMPA.
~ NY or WHEELING IN tcfuru ten Ter cent -, ali
premiums received for risks iakc from this where
no loss has occurred.
nsb - RW HARniNc. see'v.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-01
COUNTY COURT

Session FIRST Monday va every month Quarter Sessions
he'd 10 March. Iuuc, Aagust Sne November,
ARCH WOODS, Presiding Justice,
u IAgOn, Prosecuting Attorney,
JOHN MCOLLOCH. CLERK
ELIJAH DAY Cssoper
9FO W SIGHTS, Commissioner Of Herrnoe
SAMUEL. OLDHAM, fDF country,
0VERSEERS OF THE POOR.
Thomas Iiefutgook n Todd eO.ahsta
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-01
y LITTLE LATER THAN THE LATEST
NAV f.sfnHS

JOHN ELLIOTT Las ieeciv.d. ard l.. now 1rouinr =
rev end splendid assoTfmcui % my GOODS sud ~
ifsi"r. a. his sore on Main street No IC5 wesi side
Coos a,1Vc Market Aiicv. which De os Invest
cash prices to which DC would inVcthe attention of
country merchants, refdlcrs and ~ customers rener
Ais consisting ~ EeIt 81 SAN. Cashmere Thiirt and
husn &c Aines shaw a. silks rsrss muslin he isnes
sid eingians a. al prices. Fiencl ard Erri-s eoils
esssi"efcs saine's twceds jeans. ard fsnues OF an
Kinds soih GAYS uOis. Shoes looking glasses pieistc
u snc- Sc toreher With general assortment ofdoucs
NC drf goods iaiof irnlnfrgs and trimmings ~ an
Xmas; an sfortusnt Of h a. day and 20 hour clocks OF
tie best quality. aiwsss on hand
" Hfetldars u.oSt tcxpce'Niliv in,ited 20 cali
as an assortment pf noions i their lirc II ALWAYS ON
~ hand, aud Al prices COM ce with any Other 'as
llshuent ia this ciiy. .epll
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WHEELING STORE
WOWVgTuN a ETnRNffff Whssssss AVID Fstrf
~ Eta'ffs in I0ffifn sra liaFitalc
DRY GOODS

40 l3l Main Siveei. IFhsslirr. "a
tssa rar ftr sftrufa1 af sii Hrssnns uthnr 81 rrr
ftttt shYthInr .H fhs UfF GtaHs nue TEeF harf ust
receives large sd veil ,feffet s'fk ~ arrt
srd Farit frs eohts eco lHfs iefrfd fa r.stfas III
ihem rlrh rrfef e. wln hH ffH io Ffats tic r.afl
frHn..a. sea- Ff.fs irf 81
CARPETS.
..i ,er,.ffs la sr rcff ga Trn.nr, go s..,tsr.
I'd ftrft fe..rlrI..l1 n. Wtrtss.e saltt 4
fnNttIUN a. HfhnFnfI
So I.I d. assess lFfeI sd Sal
0.fa'u Ages rf
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FALL FASHION FOR HATs,

~ Caiiam has arec stec OF Beele & Cusfar. Fan
.tf@ ashion Hats which he VIII receive this day from
New efk.lhose " ishinE fsshiouaie Hat viii DO well
% call soon Al rs Main street
sepi4 sc M'CALLAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-01

VFGETSBLE REMEDIES
AT BRENTLINGER'S APOTHFCA

NJ BRENT LlNGER'S APOTHECA,
Ashiand Square. Whaling. Va.
FE sutscri'er has this Say toci appointed so'e 4
geni tnilns city for tie sale ~ Doctor !. Roses
hi.lIl;i CELEBRATED VEGETABLE REMEDIES.
adapted 20 The various dsc,rs which the human
dy u subject of which The 0onoWins ia fsf:
h. kOsos trophy tactic syrup Pn,acea for the cure
81 A chronic diseases affections ofthe angs and scro
~ Reses Cough sysup. ror disease, Of the lungs, ca
tarth brow ehitis. sc.
D. Roses Group OF Rive syrup
ilr. Rose compound ExlTaei 81 sArssparilia
Dr.. Roses Asihntstie E'iNr
bs Rosea cough Lozenges Cor ofthc ibros'
brs Roses itufncut fuf weakness cheat.
Ilr, hnse's Topic Mixtures tor chilis sud fever.
Wofns.
~. Roses Tonic Antfuyspeptie FOR an diseases Of
The stomach sudheweis. eto'c-a infa1'ufp, &c.
~ Rose Zen ate i.snperior 20 thc Hooper Piil.
Dr. Roses Tonic Nitcrsiirc Nrgc ahlc Pills an cfics
ci0ts tcusedy for diseases 81 the Liver.
VT hoses strengthening Plaster fot weakness 81 The
Bach, Breast side or stomach.
pr Roses Suerihc FOR Epilepsy the only positive re
medy iof mrs discsse ever discovered.
Dr. EoFe's HiseiHls 10 Mixture, never known 10 fail
fr Roses Astriugcnt com souud for umurare 90 The
splitting ofhood Tor the ofali discharges ood.
DO. Roses syrup fof choiera and towel complains
Also
~ Roses PATENT INITIATING BRE NTHiNG
weak Bfcssis
Extract from me NotiUe Eaqls
Dr. Rose D. graduate the University Of Fenusyfen
ma ard has ior many years Prscieca k- profession
ms eiy Win signal success. lie haa ohcn
iai hs Lancet ~ rusty and his medicines pnfey vese
tshe which - m itself strong recommendation 20 our
mind ara taking into consdefs' ION TIA, De - not only
hissysiem fair trial. should disease lay ns rutiess
hsrds upon our humanity.
For particulars call ON DBENTIGNCER.
seps Ashlsnd Square Wheeling
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co snis No1 NACkEEEl.-
w - a. 30
- nffa d.
e. o. SO 3 pffff ahsd
~ bi a. A. ffrfIfeffis f1f a. r. 49, 4,
% ,. ri. TAk'fuH a.. 60
r0n EOXre TIN rI.tTE
~ ~ 81 grsrt a >hrsibtr Co-rsf $50
III pfs nsnfs fit r.ttif.rf ED - fsf nr
NM N.fAAfuF Is 40.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-01

Th~was hughes. 81 M'Iure. Johu Hamilton, u W
Phillips. W Mitchell. X Morrow. Geo Robin.on. d =
sanforH. Brady. + IIuihen, 4 a I.Aidcy, James
Isuil W Limeiiek. Tanner, Nelson, Aniok, n
Lamb, II Eefois, n AHstin.
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BANKS.

BANKS.
NORTH WESTERN HANK OF VIRGINIA.
.,,,,, MAiS sIRSrr, WnGgtsNs.
ARCH WOODS, President, j. LIST, Csshier.
woods WV shIiver CIV Thompson
Jacob w Mitchell Tho- Johnston
FbOs fsull u SccnTed 4 Woods
Meeting ON Thursday ofsaeh week.
hEIrHANTs' & MECHANICS BANK or
JOSEPH CALDWELL MIsE E,s. : MANY c,.,,.,
DIRECTORS.
Crdwer VT selhy Jas nskor
saeob 1ooding VIVA Fleming SaV,'l on
Aeeiins on Tuesday each week.
SAVINGS INSTITUTION
sgrft6s Mars RrpTEr
THOMAS HUGHES President
Fiehner ssml M'Cl4Isn 4 Paxton
RoBsr. MCCOY. Treasurer.
Meeting on Thursday ofoseh week.
INSURANCE..
WHEELING FleE AND MARINE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
OFfIcE MAIN sIRGEr, BEtow MoNsor
SAMUEL NEIL. President.
lv@ rienirg wv Gu rsri.l Lamb
WIN T.ston Jas Jas Yc .sGs ''' ''''''"
NV HARDING, Secretary.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.
THOMAS HUGHES. President
.t DIRECTORS.
RBsker Jcrumrseksr 4 Paxton
ROBERT MCCOY, secretary
OFFICE OF THE coITMBUs INSURANCE co.
al snEIyEg a siELLGI ~ApE moIsE, wArEK
"a LIST, Secretary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-01
Readu Made clnthirr

which cmiFaess every style, quality ana Fashion Also
90 furnish o order, wllh puretuaify oyesy KIND Of
ias enssie clothing Call round very esr9 aud ser.
\ SO A, -,
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AIAYOR-M coon.
ElIfNCIl.AiL\

OFFICE or THE PROTECTION INSURANCE 60.
orrosllE InE aoNRoI nor ~. WIN Y rIrERsON. 4 q.
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CoLuMBus, tol INsuRsACE com



AGENCY FOR WHEELING. n. X. List
N fa-tvcr A Sei'c's Nerchouse. WSicr steel,
= HEh wiz take risks BnildngS Of all Kinds Stesn
loa's and Cs'cocs. Factories, Mills, keeoe's Plat,
oss ,nd CCcocs &C. s-ainst loss fAnaqe Nv fire az
nc DANCES and ferii. the lakes rivers on very
RETURN PREMIUMS.
Their scents are authorized TO make the follow ing
tertns with thcir ous,s
Any rcrson nsuiinE single rsk y which 40 loss 10
lica;on 10 the esenl, Of 10 Ter the amount raid
On nett sross premiums paid each year. AMOUNTING To
500 ot over ~ ror cent on do amounting 10 s. Coo
over, - ref erhi jan. -.
FINE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
ITO RE INgt REDO Noi To ielli,'s thc q,,ostihn
n whether d h hcer BY sWce. ing fire. he raj
cdaud al ect 10 en- the lis thai flesh heir TO- o. like
4 prudent 20 the Protection OFT &C. and there he
made safe confOfishc aid hSppywe leave Tor you To
Jstclnitc-
The rroice ION insurancc ConsaN'iy .fiIsrfrd Conn
having sesdy raid S5CcOCO OF losses tbs IVES
ten Country i entitled 20 the highest confidence aud
their ageai a; Wheeling, Virginia,
w. r. PETERSON,
VIII AXE risks on dwelling houses. warehouses; stores
mills factories, &C.. together with their contents -
furniture mechanics. machinery, and ev"ry other dc.
crptou % insuraslc rorerty. Also steam. keel and
i9 boats ard their To and from any port ON the
Western Waters, CO.., the most reason allie terms.
RETURN PREMIUMS
Thcsanc a. a. any Other Office Iva Wheeling.
Otco on Moufoes'rcc; opposite The Monroe Hsrsc,
and near The Post OheS Jan 10,
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NEVER LIT 1T BIZ SAID AGAIN THAT
SCROFIfLA Is INCffRARLE

ilE kiaVFing from II respectable eifireas
wss. ~ hs own viii and without soiieitsiuu siyfm
20 he weed in such manner A. may deem tss tie
good afthe puiir.
hfs BE- n rrftiY thai cosfff 10Y Jim cured
~ hrrofa % lie - seven toifiss ef HpTNpfTN
gBnE VEGETABLE ALTAnAT1NE AND RrsrO
hAtiNh ~ ~ y. afirs having iseu pronounced incu.
Fa'ic ~ respectable hTsirlsns o. now ~ r.ouhs
since b. qut ard BE- 10 e. appearances sound
ana IN good Hssii woud therefore earnestly recon-.
mend b 90 az persons auHefiur rnfef srf1funus rfr~
uors. AZ tssve % 90 s1sureig cfeef fnfs n asfd
directed FyOOuuDtV
"a hcrlipr ~. itis D. tRts
Efeuneffs hisfsffve syrup 81 coniuesd entirely %
ftfsties prepared differently ifoai any fuscs re asge
lad down. ~ D. very pleasant io tle Taste 80 atonrh
aris A. fsthsftit, gCi uay 10 takes aur length ~
iiuc Wftont urakeai1r IRE fafienf. 81 wiH surt All
firestef affrE iHr ilu ISL ~ ihe ti0f fnr rastIr
nisls cas- "a hftntinrC's Apnfiera Ashisnd aIasft
" hfsling f,p5 A HNfN li.INGER
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COITRTS.

r. = DISTRICT COURT. holds two terms Annually
H Whesiiug, IN lie months of Apr and September
non. w HROCkENBROUGH,- Jude.
EHo n LEE.--f rosecuiing Attorney,
W MOORE Ci.rk.
JAMES POINTS. Marshall.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-01
HOEN BROCK * DILLON.
PLUMBERS.

CHEAP As THE CHEAPEST.
z Asst SlnE MARKET ST, a few d,ors t,oy, the
- ios' once, have supplied themselves with = new
end large engine aud other hNturcs their business IN
superior sNle, aud fsftcf themselves that with len
te"s INFERENCE they wiz 70 allie to render the
most posisct Satisfaction.
o., hey carry on iie House and STEAM BOAT PLUM.
BiNc ln ali Us branches
LATE AND IMPROVED LEAD PIPE.
eeivcd snd VIII sons anly 10 receiving aud -ensrcd 10
supply the above ffc whnissao ard Ieisi - ne tos
GuaiitY, aud a. low a. ran e lad ~ the country
They have constantly on hand Hydyanis Of dire-o,,
ae.eripi"ns, Hn'ers Kettles. waof eosets tafh tube
ho s"d cold SHOWER haihs, toto5is or hoschina ehs
o. az sizes sheet lead 81 sy thickness aud worked u 90
any manner 81 form. -
Na'sf conducted through eaden pipes fo,o sp,,oo. q,
dwelling houses On the eouniry.
Superior pumps for eountry wells steam engines Ae
TO-. ~ ''''e'u
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'EkMS OF ADVERTISING.

$50 're'e anu s'calfoaf advertisements. slcrtfs ard
c"stsotcfs sales, theatrical efe1s OF similar aayor.
using. not 10 " published ~ the NcAf.
Advertisements chafgcaile by TIE kcriisn should in
III Gases he Accompanied ~ the written directions Tn
The hunter OF Insertions; not. they will lc published
thl forbid. and psynsnt ENACTED,
No advertisements inserted grHfuifousiy
Marriages aud deaths pulIi-hsd a. news Oii,.
nsfie- and iareral invitations are advertisements.
Wisicgc 81 edvcriiscts, by the year. confined
e1eeedng squares Al other Advertisement sent y
thcm Mll 10 charged Al the usual rates.
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BKENTLiNuER = ArOTEnoA,

ASHLAND sQI,AEE
MI EpiCiNES can be al a. lshnieut Al any
d-s ho ollie night Physicians prescriptions pest up
With ACCURACY aud sEATsEss spices sfte BEST guaity
iet family use y. a. hRENTItNgEH,
Proprietor and Attendant.
y. D. Persons calling amer the shop closed " m
use The knoeker on the door. jy IS
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WESTERN iNsrrAgcr coMrANY.

n lis company bong nom iu, SrsNnise prcrsrcd
- To- ~ axe Insurance every description ~ Fire ard
Marine glsks. SHe dwelling houses store Ifourrs 81
with their couenis. NsO. Scapi Heats Plat loS's and
Keel iDas with their caFcoc. aud item any tor on
Tie Ohio and Mississippi rivcr-. tctrtuta streams
Applications or lusui &c made r the present Al
thc office of the Nlieehs Savings Institution.
4 A
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WHEELING TIMFs a ADVERTISER
PUBLISHED DAILY 1Ri w EEKI.Y a WEEKLY ny
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LATE AND IMPROVED LEAD PIPE
STEAM POWER

Fo7 manufacturing purposes ran b supp.d 10 seve-s
ucsr lions ~ mechanics iu The Qld Story OF teir ti
dine nr On ilr ground floor very uodsr ate rent
Wheeling, Aprit5, 1916
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trt'nN PrrM.tlNir

fTfnE WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY OF
Il WNEkiiNU wiil return 70 Per cent on 81 prem.
uns received fof risks tekcn FROM thi. dae whore no
oEs has occurred. r. Mccoy See'y
mar 2, lSi5.
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RICH SILKS AND FANCY DRESS


g. ENSENEN RHODES ran now ofer, (vihout
- hoasng) 20 their eity and eosntfy customers the
largest and ticse-t sssotinieat 81 FANCY ard 81 ACk
SILKS, CASftMEHES. GfNGBAMs, sHAWLs RIB.
HONS, A ever onefed In this mGrkst fcpls
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OFFICE OF THE CoIIMBUs INSURANCE co.
al snRIvEg a. siELLEt wAHE.HoIsV, wAIEs ~.
q X LIST, Secretary.
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CIRCUIT SUPERIOR COURT OF LAW
AND CHANCERY.

HON l. FRY. judge.
= J&fols Prosecuting Attorney,
A y LAfni4EN. Clerk,
re- WOODS, Sheriff,
J a EOFF Acting sheriff,
JAMES WARDEN, Jaiiof,
" ~ Fi'rIHf GIL, ,..
JAMES Ct.ARKE,l '"""'ssi"'eft OF Accounts
jHMEs rsr IL cou,'rs Tor taking Dispositions.
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oFFIcERs ELECrED HY couNCIL.

CLERK--JANESS WHEAT.
sEFoENNT--T z SfiALI.CROSS.
AiprHNEN--Is, Ward y M'Nanghicu .-2nd Ward
James MConn eii .:-srd Ward, Geo Duly ;sih W ard.
PhiliF Bicf;-Sih Ward, & GUY.
SASaTasy CoNsirTEr-isi Ward. Thomas Gamble
End Ward. 4 > Todd --.rd ward " HsrdiRs;--4
Ward. John RoblEson;-Ji NaTd, h " Easssg.
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j. a.. WHARTON,
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GOOD INTENT
CLOTHING STORE.

Z LCIfSgING SLOhE.
j.. ". IIUSS & e..
E--ANE a splendid sock OF Ready Male Cla,hinr on
@'S hsnd thatth VIII scn fSr lelow cost To- igske
room t,r their NEW FALL STOCK =. Cuiue uu. den
WHO womb sioihe yourselves in Tie lest "a sfef Tar III
NC h"noy aug % n lit IS 4 co
NOTICE..
" ANtNG dispesUd OF rouion Of my store 20 Tn
Hught-, Jr ~ Is necessary for hsvc my Esi.
res settled AZ; all per-on~ therefore knowing the
selves indebted 10 the uucs either W note ~ losk
account &C requested 10 make pas mcut III hughes
IL WHO - authorized 10 rccsivs the
Wheeling. Aug q. 1870. MCLEECu
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GET BRANDRETH's PILLS
/ YlELDED TO DFsP

Tie Idea OF taking the prescriptions Of the phystet.,
ionFo was useless, and Wa utterly opposed 70 tsking
pulls. Ny friends teeane A'arraed oaen solicited ns 10
ny Brandteihs Pills, asserting that they derived gres
tcueht from their A. last was tempted 10 giTe
them trial and IS hat Just 20 saw that anor ostng
doui short time, tegan 10 TscOver AND soon " A
ENTIRELY RESTORED To HEALTH
and think u duty which owe to tbs v,rt "a =.
Dr. BfandIetb, 10 make this pahlie fe,eut
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THE LATEST, CHEAPEST. AND
MOST FSSIiIONABLE
CLIO THING STORE.

TJnE LATEST, cheapest and most fashionable stock Of
lcng opened az the r 49,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-03-19
Trouble in the Wing Camp.

We cut the following interesting scrap from the last
VT Waterman.
The Rev. Mr. Garnet, a colored gentleman from n
w. is delivering third party lectures in this State ac-
companlcd by one Of the editors of the Freeman, who
carries round the hat to get the dollars If Mr. Gar
net dreams that Negroes cannot vote in this State, he
is mistaken. In Now York they are denied their
rights, and effort is now being made, (adcd we
trust by every genuine whig,) to do them Justice. We
fear that the Rev. Mr. Garnet has got into the wrong
field to labor while the down-trodden and abused
black men Of New York are crying aloud for help.
How cool how chrstian-like how much genuine
philanthropy and worldwide beneyolence is here ex-
hibited We had expected nothing better than this
from most of the wing presses i'll the State; but for one
who lays claim to common responsibility to bolulc
himself so much as to use such weapons as these tc
prop up sinking party, is disgracing himself more
than we had supposed the editor of the Watchmar
would be willing to DO He apparently manifests
great sympathy for the abused black man of n. Y
but where IS his sympathy for the three millions O
slaves at the south, and especially the GO that Henry
Clay--that slayehoding duclist--hoIds in slavery:
So long as we can find men in Vermont who will give
their suffrage to such man, and for party pur
pcses sacrifice the dearest interests of the country anC
the freedom Of the slave here is the place to labor
while these men, after all their protested love for the
free colored man, can vote for oppressors, whose
whole lives have been devoted to the perpetuty o
slavery they need instructions; and we know of no one
better adapted to do up the work thoroughly than Mr.
Garnet. If "negroes can vote in Vermont" it is ne
reason why negroes should not talk here to cnlighel
those who have helped to enslave and crush them.
We think the editor Of the Watchman would do wei
to find out first whether the good wings Of N. Y. wan
Mr. Garnet to labor there. Horace Greeley in writ
ing to distinguished colored gentleman in N. Y
whose influence is second to no coored man in tn
State, requests him to keep silent on the subccttha
the wings are their friends and that the management
of the business should be left entirely in their hands
clearly indicating that whatever of capital there is t
be made out of this question, the wings wish to avail
themselves of On the whole, then, we know of nj
place where anti slavery labor is more needed, AM
where more good can be done than in this State un
less it is Ohio, where majority of a Wing House an,
whg Senate have recently voted in favor of continun.
the black laws of that State.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-03-19
Charles I, TOrIey,

Abiding to the Annapolis circular, in favor
of the liberation of Charles r. Torrey, which
states that he is sorry for whdt he has doac,
the Ohio Ant-SIayery Bugle says
We know not who is the author Of the cir
cular letter, but hope, for the sake Of humanity,
thot his representations of Torrey are as false
as his assertion, that 'lor his conduct there is no
justification or sympathy Had the slaves
whom Tomey assisted been ohite American cit
liens escaping from Algrinc slavery, there Is
not heart that beats in the land but would have
justified the act, and every one would have hail
ed with plaudits the man who did the noble
deed; and surely the color of the oppressed Is
not impaired to the act of him who brings re-
lief AS for sympathy, we rejoice to know, that
even in this nation, ruled as it is bydhe foul bag
of slavery, there are tens, aye, hundreds OF
thousands who sympathize with his conduct to
the fullest extent, and rejoice to justify it. If it
be fanaticism to remember the bondman to de-
liver the spoiled, to bewray not him that wan
dereth, and to hide the oucast-if this be ,fa-
nattciSm and monomaaiaism, as the writer of the
circular alleges then Charles T. Torey is a
fanatic and monomaniac, such a one as Agrip-
pa charged Paul with being, when he replied,
i would to God, that not only thou, but also
all that hear me this day, were both almost and
altogether such as | am, except these bonds
Poor man! Disease must have takcna deep
hold upon his mind if as the circular declares,
'hc is now humbed, conlcsses his wong, and
asks to be forgiven While we would not
throw straw in the way of his release, we are
constrained to declare that this we do not be-
cye. But if he has thus expressed himself
we shall regard it as we would a confession ex-
torted by the rack, where the immense anguish
of the body oyercomes for time the resolution
of the mind That success may attend the eff
forts of those vino are aboring to open bis prison
door, and that he may 60 forth--scmred, as he
is, with the marks of the oppressor-to bear a
bold and faithful testimony against the system
which has thus crushed him, is our eornes
wish.