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The North-Carolina standard., 1846-03-04

Eo!I Speaking. They that will observe no.
Ining IN wise man, but his oversights and fol-
ei eeSi no'hlng In good, but his failings and in
we heap together all the passionate speeches, all
the lmPrudent actions of the best man, and pre-
sent them all at one view, conceaIing his wisdom
and virtues, he, in this disguise, would look like
a madman or fury. And yet, if his life were
larry represented in the manner it was lied. he
would appear to all the world to be an admirable
ana excellent person But how numerous soevcr
any mans III qualities are, it is just that he should
have the due praise of his few real virtues,
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-03-04

We have received copy ofan address deliver,
ed by request of the members of the North Caro-
linia Military Academy in the city of Raleigh. on
the 3Oth Oct. last, by Henry w Miller. ESQ,
From cursory examination, we are much pleas
ed with it. Mr.. Miller is known throuobont the
State as gentleman of fine taste and good ac
quirements AshyiHe Mesren
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-03-04

We have been favored with copy ofahe ad
dress of Henry W. Miller, Esq, before the N
G. Military and Scientific Academy, in the citv OF
Raleigh, delivered on the evening of the 3O,h of
October last. We were well compensated in read.
ing this Address 1t is credita5le to MIR. MiIIer's
standing as public Speaker.
Ruthe1 fordEon RepubZicnu. p.
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-03-04

We invite the attention of our readers to the
able and Interesting Speech of the Hon. H. S.
Clarke, recently delivered in the House of Rep
resentatives on the Oregon question Ii will be
concluded next week.
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-03-04

This prosperous result IS attributed in the Re
port of the Inspectors, the fact that the officers
OF the Prison have not been removed from Office,
with the schanges of political partes as has been
the case in some other States.
New YoRK has three Pententiaries, viz At
Auburn at Sing Sing or Mount Pleasant, and at
Clinton, Qhe last recently erected besides the
States Prison at Blackwelps Island, for the pun
ishmenI OF inferior offences.
- Il A,,h,r
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-03-04
MEssRs. PLEAsANTs AND RITCHIE

!
MESSRS. PLEASANTS AND RITCHIE
On Thursday morning last we were panied 10
hear of duel which was said TO have taken place
near Richmond, between Mr.. Pleasants of the
Richmond Whig, and Thomas Richie, Jr, the
Junior Editor of the Enquirer. From what we
learned, our first impression was that Mr.. Pleas.
ants had been mortaIIy wounded; but we are glad
to learn from the Wing, that he will probably
survive The Compiler of Friday has the fol-
lowing:
we would have wished to pass over. in silence
tne distressing event which occurred near onr civ
on wednesday morning, and has filled onr CON-
munIty with sadness. But as exaggerated renor,s
Mould doubtless find their way into journals al a
Distance we deem it proper to state sim nIv Ibat
PERSONAL rencontre took place on the Mancbester
S.ae S OF the river, between Mr. John Hamnden
Fleasants and Mr.. Thomas Ritchie ir
g" ihe former received five wounds-vjz. in HE
arm, shoulder, upper part of the left breast left
nano; M and upper and inner part of the thieh-of
Wnich, the last two, the most serious NJ
Hllcnle was not seriously hurt"
r s. Since writing the above we have loarn.
cd that Mr.. Pleasarts died day or two aoo in
consequence of the wounds received in this nnfo,
tunate rencounter
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-03-04

= lhere were seventy arrivals at Briggs Hotel,
Fayetteville between the 2o.h and 28lh of last
month 49,
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-03-04

ed To- has been well calculated to accomplish the
true objects Of criminal punishment. Special re-
gard has been paid the complaint of portion OF
our citizens; who have perhaps with good cause,
alleged that the system of prison labor, created an
unjust competition with their business, and tend
ed 10 degrade their pursuits So far practicble,
without violation of old for prison la
Dor, the employment Of the convicts has very pro-
perly, well as proftably been directed to those
objects which do not conflict with HE interests OF
the existing mechanical pursuits of the State.*
An inspection OF the letters and documents from
which the foregoing statements have been collec-
ted will be cheerfully afforded to any one desirous
offurther inquiry as well as, Of plan OF Peniten-
tiary buildings lodged in this office by an architect
of reputation who estimates the cost of their con-
struction at $50, 900; it being part of the design
that additions shall be made, required, by the
labor of the inmates. (Siened)
WILL. A. GRAHAM.
*Note. Gov. Brown of Mississippi in noticing
similar complaint there recommends the erection
of Factory Of WoolIen or Coarse Cottons in the
Pentenliary TO avoid such competition. Message
Jan. lS45. ,.s
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-03-04

Gen. S. w. Downs, democrat, has been elect
ed by the Legislature of Louisiana, Senator in
Congress from that State for six years. in place Of
Mr.. Barrow
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-03-04

H'Il'@rd EoG"s It will be perceived from
the following article, which we copy from the
New Orleans Commercial Times of the 2lst ult,
that the free boy, HiIliard Evans, has been sent
oy the authorities in New Orleans 10 his family
in this State:
are requested by Captain Winter of The
9econd Municipality police, 10 state that HllaLd
swans. the boy kidnapped by VIM. R. Boswell,
some time ago. from Granville county, North Caro-
Ina, INA, embarked on board the bark bachelor, for
Norfolk, Virginia, on Saturday last. He was fur
nished with two new suits of clothes. previous to
his departure, by the Municipal authorities. BOs-
well is still fugitive from justice"
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-03-04

a similar complaint there recommends the erection
Lof a Factory Of Woollen or Coarse Cottons in the
Pentenliary. TO avoid such competition. Message
Jan. lS45. -t.f.
The mert Legislature; IL mast and aOW be
DemOcrGtac 1t only requires the Democratic
party in North Carolina 10 rally their whole
strength in the coming campaign, in order to en-
sure a Democratic Legislature next winter. Eve
ry thing is in our favor. The Whig party lite
rail- "used itself up" during the last session.
! The case Of the Senator from Onslow, the most
ruthless and foul piece of parizan Tyranny which
has ever dsgraced legislative body in this State,
is fresh on The minds of the people. They have
not fofgoIten-they never can forget it. Every
day that dawns upon US is shedding new light up
on the real interests of the people of this State;
and every day witnesses the dissolution, link by
i link, of'the shackles in which federalism has
bound her during the last ten years. Let our
friends look 10 the elections of August last as
proof of this Then was demonstrated that the
popular voice of the State was thoroughly demo-
cratic; and there is no man of anv observation
no matter what party he may belong, who has at
lentVely scanned the political horizon since that
period, who will not say that the Republican par
ty is daily gaining strength, not only in this State
but all over the Union. How can it be other !
wise2 The PRINCIPLES which she teaches when
understood by the people, must meet with
warm response from the heart of every Republi-
can.
TIE neat Legislature must be Democratic
We CALL then, upon the Democratic party in each
county, early TO make their selection of candidates
Tor that body. We call upon them TO organize
A Above all, we call upon them to be united and
bring out their strongest men and
work, work, work, for their election This is
all that is necessary to ensure success We ask
bur friends to recolIcct, that there will be seat
in the Senate to fill next winter That seat is
Tow occupied by Willie P, Maugum, the incar-
lailon of F'edernIism. We ask them to remember
his, and let it add vigor to every blow they aim !
It whiggery. Let them, then, commence the !,
ampaign with earnestness and determination TO ,
AIRY the day. This is all that is necessary to 4
insure success WI Journal d
Gulf Squadron. Mexico must speedily make !.
p her mind what course is to be pursued towards l.
lis country for things will not be permitted to Il
amain much longer In trnns;L, Then hana -
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-03-04

Gulf Squadron. Mexico must speedily make
up her mind what course is to be pursued towards
this country, for things will no, be permitted to
remain much longer in trGmsitu. They have
either to receive or reject the Minister sent with
amicable objects, and not keep him in exile at
some distance from the capital. The squadron
destined for the Gulf will soon be of Vera Cruz.
consisting of the Race Independence, Com. Per
ry Steam Frigate Mississippi the frigates Po-
tomac, Cumberland, Rarilan and United States:
and sloops of war ST. Mary's, John Adams and
Falmouth, and the Briggs Porpoise, Somers and
Lawrence. Bal Republican
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-26
SuB.TREASuRY.

In the concluding debate which preceded
the passage of the Sub-Treasury bill, MIR. l.
vans remarked that The connection between
the Government aud Banks had not only no,
been the cause ct loss, bat, on The contrary,
had been productive of gain to the Govern
mentor had il not been for that connection
the revenue of The Government would not
have amounted to- amy thing like the sun i,
has reached. The bank, suspended la 1881.
leaving over twenty millions col the pubic
moneys In their hands. How much oi this
money. asked the Senator, had been lustl-
Not oHc faTihupgl
But experiment seems to be the orler ol
the day and systems which have been well
tried, commended by thr voice Of experience
that best al teachers, AMI found To- work with
safety aud be- productive oi benefit. are laid
aside that the rude notions oi theorists may
b. tested. and the dictates ct party he rccog.
uis.d os law. 81 il was with the Tarilr: s.
iti- with the SIb-Trcasury. The people arc
To be- the only sufferers, and. az thcir cNrcus,
alone, thcsc dangerous experiments viii be
TIT "a.
During the canvass OF 1910, at a Democrat.
ic meeting in Poughkccpsi.. New YORK. Gen
Lewis, q venerable gentleman OF that party
made a speech in which hc alluded Ia the
sub Treasury, then an absorbing topic of re-
Election audi drbate. II. sail that the first
Ntb- ifdNAtfA it ituA hiifM was Nlftfi lHt
c%olonidl government, aud that he had proved
a deiculter to a large amoant, The auiicuce
was somewh hat astouishrd at this declaration.
and strong muunurs OF di~pprobaiion were
heard from the platform. The speaker pro.
cec,led To remark that hc hod known another
Sub-Trcasurer, aud that be also an OF with
,hc public money la fact, continued the old
gentlemen. all he Sub Treasurcrs / have ever
known, have proved delaultcrs! Here such
an uproar was raised that the unfortunate
confession was nippcd la the bud, aud the
speaker was forced TO take hisScat, remarking
that tn penal claus of the bill might posi-
bly, have some effect iu restraining rogucry
and freud. The managers ot this meeting uni
vcr>aily agreed that Gen. Lewis was In his
dutage, but The words he uttcr,d were at any
rate the lessons of eX pcricnce, and unless hu.
man nature has changed since the day, il may
be iound nov as then, dangerous to lead men
into temptation TO dishonesty and crime.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-26
TRusT SALE

\ pursuance Of . deed % trust from Elijah C.. Jeger.
- AID th1riu'c hs Wnc, "a me, dated December "a
lrt, ed rccugdef In The Clerks ouoc OF the County
'oul. tnr ONO county. IN deed TOOK. No. -. page PSI. /
% pn4ic suciiou 10 sire highest and Test bidder. Al the
noNf door 90 tie tuuu House for Ohio County. the FOL.
lowing DESERT ed property, viz; Lots No. 5 G and II in
tie square No. :, aud one undivided half OF lots No. 1 9
: nHa . nsguafc No. ,. on ,hc general plot Of the sddii.
tt9n ittt Gus by samuel SPrigg and John Richie. To that
~ 90 ttcefs o. Nhesing called South Wheeling, which
Addition 20 commonly Gated Riichictown.
trc love psopcrty win he sold on the following
terms, VIZ Two hundred dollars. together nth an
uouiii sufficient 10 pay all costs aud charges. will he re-.
quirci 10 tc paid VA Cash. the remainder In three equal
annual payments. he interest 20 lie paid quarterly. Sep.
afaie nu.es io tc given for principal and interest. 20 he 70.
C.tyod ,p the satisfaction OF the trustee.
I VIII also sell 60 the same time and place, lot No. 127
pa Esi Wheeling. corner o. John aud finh streets
Terms, cash. sug 20 DAN'L G.. LIST. Trustee.
To StDDLFRS.
n @ DEF HAIR Tor sale low for cash Al No
EA l9 Mans -. aug - NICOLL A. CARR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-26

tuASr SRV.-At rule. beia Il, a..
Clerks 90 &C oihe Circuit Surerior Com, -
and Chsncey for The county u ohio in The montb ~
August. irlG. w"
H'''f' haH'" Complainant,
Merchant nefstd, j.. abrgNa Nelson and Jc..e p,p.,a
Dcfcndants
The complainant having 4 ed an amended han. and an.
Defendant nclort not ha- ing catered ms Appearance ma
given sccurity aceor6inyto the act of A.-ruhly .-, a..
rules ofthi- touri, aud II .ppcafing BY saiisf.ciorv n,.ne
ihfi hr is not IN mhahitanf ofihe mmonwsshhof ~,
riniH; on morton OF She Complainant b, counsel. N So.
ccred ihst the ssd Defendant do appear here ON shs hrs,
duN Of The next falitcm OF this Court and answer M.
Compiaiuaut's hills. ard that aeopy OF This order te fD,h.
With irfered ~ some newspaper published in the city OF
" hee.m ing 30 two months snceeeivciy and posted at Tho
'front.' upuF % he tonFt house 81 ohio county. A eopy
tc'c. ALIEN T. IAIbI nv W
Gsup. sng - an Cle,k
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-26
From he Washington (Pd) Ermnhey
MORE PANlCi-MORE Rim

IL IS very evident, that The Wing Leaders OF
this county dislike hearing anythingfavonble
to The Wool gfowers, or lhc general prosperi-
" oil IN coulury. But We can't helm Ina 4
Facts must, aui 81 aras can effect il. Shall be
laid before tn public, IT the consequence
should be the defeat aud disappointment of
every panic maker ia thc land. We rejoice
10 know that one oi the most extensive Man.
ulacturcrs ia sw England IL sufficiently hon
cst To ald IA the promotion of the caiss oi
truth aud justice. For tbi, brief letter (Which
M gentleman To whom il is addressed has
hinjiy furnished us Tor publication MrLay.
renee deserves the thanks oi the Wool grow
ing aud ltboring every where, as well a. Che
community ot business men whose interests
are 50 greatly threatened by The efforts of The
mniC- kpeper..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-26
REMARKABLE sPEED on nm O

CEAN during the passage last homcward
OF the Great Britain from New Norh tn Liver
pool. 1t WAS usceltaiucd los accurate NAUTICAL
observation made on saturday. jane 18th.
that tins lc'iathan, propelled by tire screw
actually ran n5 less than $50 knots in The
course ot q hours. producing un average rat.
OF going, throughout The day, of neatly sixteen
statue miles pcr hour, a speed never before
cqualled on the Ocean los any paddle wheeled
steamer, or by any sailing Vcs,ci whatever
SIch a velocity, had 80 continued throughout
the voyage mdlmiuishei. would have brought
her across from Ncw-Nork to England in eight
days aud d bail.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-26
From ne Norsidrcworf tNe) Josrna'.
PANNELL,S
w%oCNCCO AND CIGNn sTnRE-

TNCtCDO AID CIGAR STORE.
lei Main 81. Mar u. d. "a. Bank.
- 3 HERE There h.. just been rccci:ed the largest
~ and hrcsi assounicut of ilotc-ttrsnd- o~foifafs
tdrcct from The custom House o. B%aitimoroJ that has O.
Yer lccl t1 Wheeling. Csi add try them, an who 1e
fond OF lhc delicious fragrance ofthc aromatic Havana.
you vii tc convinced .lat such a loi of cigam hay.
really never ir.uFcicsu thought TO This market.
Among o'tcr celebrated rtgrr, aye ihc ioiloNlnr.
500 " lshiu.on tt Norma SEQ La Nartra
'thn IHtce.r-u8 ttCLusirCs torOucs
SEQ a. IsrsrG ga 500 F-uuiatan rea.G GGe
ECO LapGse.l Itttn priaci,c. rramtua,
ittUm - nadia CtO0 DO &c "a Craz
tttU h.vfnA Etg'o roo do iusfu SAM
1Stu u EVSuc iEnar's $40 do Manuel Rcpdo1
tutt Mantle tttlto's stOO do NiIcsss de Rsu'r
Nbcrc SEQ are kept chewing tot scco 81 al htlds 61d
prices. An trc most t~rittraicd brands o. Richmnrds Ia
IyuCliufgh. Dt . It- I N' and . plugs. az 81 winch Il
olcrcd win tontdchCc thai they VIII please Ire mos fs
lolpus. talldty suESO A~JPANNELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF 4 RAIL
WAY TRAIN.

We (s1ys rialigului's Messenger OF Tues
day) stated yCstertiy that we had received an
invitation 10 bc present at soms experiments
with a new break, having ior is object the
instantaneous stoppase ol q railroad train
without tic slightest shock la the passengers.
and that II WAS our attention To attend. The
experiment took place yesterday afternoon at
10 bis. ia the Rue Ciaussec d'Antin, ON a
mOt,t roIlNay constructed for the pUrpuse.-
lie inventor - an engineer named AlCXan-
Dire, who has been At appears, assiduously uC-
Cuplcd Tor iour years in bringing the lnycn-
ton To perfection. AmOdel tImn was let on
at different rates OF speed, from fifteen or
twenty leagues an hour, downa very inclined
plane, and yet, notwithstanding these Circum-
stances, the train was checked without the
slightest cominDtion. The break is worked by
Tie conductor OF the last carriage, hy which
means the whole al the carriages, instead OF
each other have a tendency to retreat.
As soon as the breaks OF the last carriage have
AIKEN their position, those OF every othel car
iigc IN the tram act -instaneously. and b. az
iotncr admirable cOptnVaucc The locomotive
even ut thc greatest rate OF speed be de-
aChed from the train. Tiiis il not all. The
very act oi separating the locomotive pro-
Slits against aceIienttrom lis running too Tar
,9,M St disl l g es ION tie I yrl ,iP. sSye hhrty 70 ole 81
yaulS. ii stops. We shall not enter
into any technical details of the mole in
vlich ~ uhi, i Effected, tor they could be
understood by only a few OF or readers, but
rs FAR a. The results are conCcned we letl con-
Vluccd that the invention Is good. The IN
ventor estimates the expense ct adopting his
apparatus at a thousand lrl0cc Tor each CARR
age, which is a small sum, il we consi lcr the
Importance OF the object in view. A com
mission appointed 10y the Government, have
Witnessed. aud IT Is sail, approved Of the ex-
%peruments.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-26

CO. The reader will fni iu another col
unn tie prospectus OF a new Daily paper
entitled the "Moruins Telegraph. 10y Jas. w.
Breckenridge & Co, aud edited by Dr.. Mills
ID Hlss. We hope IL may b. useful to the
community anil its Publishers, aud, in that
hops, welcome il TO the ranks.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-26

Dir TAYLoRS BALsAM oF LtvERWoRT-
This unpcfNiccd. ionE tri,a. chrome thermal remedy -
daily making new and arm fiends. \ physician rS'ct
Today WHO ts connected with sac surfit a department %
ilc New York Hospital and who. aacr having consult
~ la vain some -. thC aiit-f surgeons on tne Continent
wr~ induced 20 uEc the re1uiur Batsam 81 itNcrvofdi d.
rclt irum thc Office. a5 Rowsry. The fo.ic n not yet
exhausted. fnd has WORDS Sf.. 'lOuf medicine. ar. o. =
most aiouIsnlnf remedy. Thai no Gi'h Ice b aiur~t.
Tat tlcfci q no.itng Ike 10. uhls proved il mN case a
pertcci specific. ! mix two tc ts0epnmis in half = iumb
irr ol water and sugar. Snd - taste b. d%c'igh.fgi and very
tinii m 10 nd Madeira Wine. shalfecommend u with
c1hlcslec. ie tonight another bottle inr q rtcad. There
b. hardly a haniei, Village. cr tcnn In thc United = Ncs
So ltf" Ncrc sc not more oT icas crscs ~ consumption.
1FilW1t hrp1clul-. c1t1rrh. liver complaint. spufnr OF
iopi. pain Boz thc side. consimptiyt dtspcreia. &C cnrci
it 10. iaNiuF~ ttf1m OF LiNrrWOr. Ncc DR.. Lctd's
si,utinic tp .hc p 81 We have numerous tcstimoni-
risfrnm doctors. ministers and other respectable irdi-
Niauaa tI over tc couutR, corrof orliinr ifs wonderful
rtirr0y in th0 1i"vc diseases, also in Gods. coughs ard
tuuu- ,htdtvn. a. shuuid te az svc-v fsniv. For SAFE
atettHy aug - JAS. BAKER, Whcc nag.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-26
ROBBERY.

\ rather bold robbery was pcrpctmtcj ian
the house ot Nit. T. w. Stephens, night he
tore last. The robbcr, cut 50 a. To open the
window shutter, entered a Pador ani carried
on silver fruit basket. lat AMI cloak, ihe on
ly valuable movcebles they could reach. They
made an eGo.t 10 enter another room through
a coal vault, but found themselves carefully
locked out.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-26

O. Since tir roin OF saturday W have had
remarkably pleasant weather AMI we rejoice
To perceive il somcN bat cooler than hereto
iorc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-26

DIR. HunF, who has been chasing the muir
de'er Alcohol for two evening, past, ia iront
of the Court House, will give smother pull OF
hun tonight IN the same way. He is an at
,raoiivc speaker aud singer with great com
mlnd VI langnnce.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-26
AZ INDEElNIrE orANTlTY-

M NUEFINIIL NINN INIF
al Samtoga Springs, lately being desirOus OF
obtaining the recipe for maklnga certain pud-
dug. To be met no where bot al Congress hall
applied TO the superintendent Tor he same. Ii
was Immediately furnished III the following
clear and conspicuous terms;-"Take IA few
cggs.a quantity of milk.o thingiutl OF %Currauts.
a thingluil OF meal, a thinglull OF wine. three
i~lidg,ulls OF -four. ond ihcu swceIcn To your
tistc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-26
PARSNIPS FOR HOGS -rar-nip-

PARSNlPS FOR HOGS - psr-uip-8u pu
icrrcd by hogs jo ai other roots. aui n4ke D,.
celIcnt pork. IS them they can ba i|attcnel
zoo six weeks. A porkcr at minc - month.
oil. aud weighing oct zoo lbs. never ate ans
thing bat raw plrsnips nd sour milt suj o.
ucr meat W8s never was seen. il tbc use Of
p8f-nips Tor stock they -houii NOT bc usslei
Doe given az thrv are TAKEN FROM 'l- ground
Used in ihis wa, .llry ore found cot io lliIsit
lhe hogs aud cattle. They ore good .p iltf.p
anil 10 given freely to cows vll much
improve Doe qua ity aul q8uutiy oititiT miih.
pyqfrif TurWrr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-26
urROIOGY

nR. slsSON wond respectfully snnouncs 10 the eiti.
~ zen- Of Wheeling that hs has taken rooms a the
Monroe House, where he ran BE Consulted uutii Thurs.
day morning. The object Of This visit 10 to present 10 ,ho
cilizens AZ opportunity oftertiuE the great superiority %
ROLOGN 30 al diseases. both chronic aud arnfe,
such ss paralysis. deafness. fits. mereunai affections, &C.
Dr. :. VIII deliver his last Lecture upon the scsesre ~
Neurology ~ Todd a horetrs Hall on Tuesday evening,
Auausl -. Afer the lecture and ctperimenis upon the
audience, wtu - presented the living NONDEeCgfPT
ifHulr olfh ~ u O'Clock lecture 20 commences az =. FRONT
sc.,s fo-cfvedf for lsdies. Admission IS cents. children
hat ptlee. aHz - 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-26
SILENT BUT ELOQUENT.-m

SILENT BUT ELOQUENT Int tine dread
lul earthquake which destroyed the city at
Caracas ia 1912 with forty thousand imhab
itant., thc clock ol thc cathedral was stopped
it IS supposed by he Grst shock. The tower
Iu which the diaiS are placed, one fronting
each quarter at Gee heavens. rempin-d stand
iug; although the clock has been repaiui aud
set going again. oneol the dials and Sos hands
have never been disturbed. They still point
10 the hour ami minute which hcmllci su
many souls, without a moment warming. So.
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