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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-28
Amrritan Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, Der. IS. Is46.

For,tlzA1IoN Ur ASSESSMENTS. Great
complaints have existed ct the 'heqHah'y OIL as
sessmon,s in the State Of Maryland; and such
must he the case so long as separate assessments
are made by county assessors. Even IN The
SAM. counties the greatest difference has exist
ed in the valuation Of property. A new as
ses,ment throughout the State IS greatly need
cd. and that it may be made with strict impair
tjality, it should be done by State assessors,
one being appointed in each county. we can
nat see any other mode of coming at tho true
value Of proper, so as to make every man pay
his equal share, and no more, of the public bur-
tbers. A new assessment has been ordered for
the city of Baltimore, which VIII, Perhaps' cor
rect iueoualities so far as relates to our own
citizens; but the evil SHOULD be corrected
throughout the State. We know that, in some
counties, slaves have been valued at double the
amount which they have been assessed at in
others. This is unfair, and should be changed
1t cannot be so readily and equitably done by
county as by State assessors; and we should,
therefore, be pleased to 500 the whole system
ehanreG. SO as to produce perfect equality, not
only in this article Of assessablo property, but
in respsct to all others. The great object in
view is. TO make all persons contribute to the
support Of government Gin proportion to their
worth in real and personal property" All tax
able property should be brought into the as
sessment, SO that no one shall escape from the
payment Of his just proportion of the public
debt.
The new assessment in Baltimore will no
doubt increase the amount to be paid to the
State by her citizens; aUd of this they will not
complain But they have tho right TO insist,
that there shall be a correct valuation Of pro-
pcrty throughout the State. In Baltimore
county property is assessed exorbitantly in some
districts, and probably at double the amount
which is levied upon the same description of
property in other sections of the State. This
is all wrong, and might be corrected by State
BOARD of Assessors. We are all anxious to
preserve the credit Of the State, and to see it
onco more resume payment of interest upon lis
debt, and We should be Unwilling to contribute
our lust and equal proportions of the means to
carry these objects into efec'. Let Just sys-
tenn Of taxation, then, be adopted, and all
cause OF complaint will cease, and we shall
move on harmoniously in the great work of re- !
deeming the character and credit Of our State.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-03

has it been heretofore, ia fegard TO taking the
vote Of the people on other provisions of far
greater importance When our council de
termined to contract a debt IS a million, was
that referred TO The people, When the cleo
ton OF Mayor was given to the people by an
amendment ul the charter, were they first
asked whether they would have that power or
noti Yet hal law was compulsory. Tor it SAYS
th~ people shall ,lcet the Msyor-but this
resolution docs not pretend TO say they shall
elect Justices. When the legislature were
asked To authorize the council To tax II tail
and Wholesale stores, commission merchants,
grocery stores, &c. &c., was the consent ,
the people asked frstl When the charter
was amended To authorize the council to run
a street over your lot. OF an alley through my
house. was that referred to the peopl.l La all
these things there rds cause TO complain that
the people were not frst consulted, bat the
present measure necessarily refers itself to the
people, for i; can (cvrn after II becomes a law
have no operation at all, lUt What the people
choose to give IL. Yet the perso,,- who oTc
80 busy now, were perfectly quiet thcn. WHY
WIS SAfuuyt olHfTvlNtf HOW are we 10 dN-
count Tor it, VIII this measure stand in the
way Of certain gentlemen who want ,o get
into council, or into certain city Offices Do
they feel more interest in putting down com
petition tlist might affect them personally.
than they did la all those other measures OF
such Importance to The citizens at large Fer
my part. would go even farther. There are
other restrictions which ought also 20 b. taken
away. ] refer 10 the freehold qualification
required for the Mayor amt members of the
council. \ mechanic OF a merchant who has
permanently liuked bis " fate TO ours-and
whose prosperity i~sdependant on the welfare
of the city, should also b, made eligible, If he
possesses the confidence Of his fellow citizens
whether his fortune consists in lots. or goods
or merely in his own honesty and industry.
No. 3.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-03

ed these facis, To exhibit to YOU the transcend
ant folly Of attempting a system oflow duties
and free trade. where II il all on one side. i
have notyet known the British Government to
reduce the duties TO a point that has reached a
single important interest. Their tree trade
aud low duties never apply 10 any aruciest that
seriously ompetes with their own labor, nor
are the likely To adopt such measures. The
Free Trade OF the political economists oiurca'
Britain. il a transceulental philosophy, which
i not likely TO b. adopted by ANY government
ON The face OF the globc, unless 1t b. the
Chinese aud we have already the earnest OF
the effect of low duties on tn internal condi-
lion of that country. The trade OF that empire
is fast approaching TO barter; the precious
metals having been drained. To pay ior The
foreign products introduced into IL.
lam aware that | have written q long lettei
bat | could not well sbridge. consistently, viii
g~lanCing at many tor les in which take q deci
interest. The subject is boundless, and
would cheerlully carry out by illustrations, and
examples, many of the points. upon which
have touched. but | lorbcor for the present.
When have the pleasure 10 meet you, we car
discuss ait thrse questions. embracing not on,
the present condition. but the future prospects
and destiny ot our beloved country. for whicl
l entertain The strongest attachment. OuI
strength and glory is in UNFOLDING and main
tanning the union.
| shall send IN a few d0vs. statistics iurn
i~hsd me 10y o friend, who is intelligent, care
fnl aud accurs,e in these matters. and VIII,
holds himself responsible for oil that will b
sta.cd.
] pray you, my dear sir, to accept the assur
ance with which | remain, moot faithfully
YOUR friend and obcdient servant.
ABBOTT LAWRENCE.
To the Hon. WILLIAM T.. RIvRs,
Castle Hill, AlbemaTle County, Virginia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-03
THK TIMEk.

- 1888 Il
The psolution Of the council pc,itioning ior
40 amendm "a, Of The city charter. has given
pise 10 a good deal OF ,alk smong Tire People.
j hope, therefore. Mr.. Printer. that you Will
rersit me 10 tell the public wha, ] think u
bout II.
Il IL na, thru, Me- PfiRtcs. ra,h~r ridiculous
to attempt TO maxi a rate heod and bloody
bo"1s Of the aasi7 The nerves OF ,ome OF
our eooDcilmcn are rather delicate. end IN,
shock may b. too much Tor them. Why, SIT,
II is really said (bui whether any one has be-
iieved il yet OF not. | do not know tina, tht
cooncl want 10 incorporate the county court.
clerk, sheriff, and all, in lheiT own body, and
that we, The people, are not 10 bave the right
10 elect any body hereafter, unless I've is a
jastice Of the Peace, This is pot the way, /
must confess, in which ! under stood the reso-
luton when | read il. II ny memory serves
me, the council do not intend TO compel us 10
elect justices. They do not even ask us 10 do
81. That Is to In teftentircly TO ourselves. ia
do as we please. They merely ask that u .
people, II they want To do 30. should have tic
power TO elect a justice without vacatiny his
commission. Now sir, ! DO not know wbe,h
eT would vote for a justice or not il | had
the right TO do so; but | certainly will moi
quarrel with ANY ONE for Offering me he p1iy-
ifeBe 10 do as ! please about IL. A singular
matter for oatcg and opposition surely, That
the council ak the legislature TO leave this
MISTER 20 our discretion Why, are no, the
people ht Ia bc trusted with such a power
What say you, citizens Of the first wavdl Can
the people Of your part Of the city be tfdsted
90 choose their officers from tie whole mas.
OF ysur ~eltiIensi o. you III the second. third
fourth, or hiih3 L. Il necessary Ia your ward.
20 straight Jacket the voters Tor fear they will
do themselves hhrml Must they be confined
and hainPefcd up with this OF that restriction
on the right Of choice. because they have NO
discretion enough 90 keep from hurting them
sslves9 Are 'bcy caildrcn. tina, edge tool
must b. kept out Of their war
This, think, j. the real question. WIS
uen, has 80 earnest ga opposition been cot %,
10 the measure proposed1 IL may do good
can q possibly do any bsrml Who are III,
busiest "a ihis mat'en Are there any mem
~fsoi 'be council pulling tbe wires. bccaa.
they fear that their chance fr re election ma,
~ ie-sened' Ot are th-rr persons out Of the
coondi - soHious 60 r., IN that thcy wish "a
p-' every bcly rise Dart Of ne way I1.e-
questions arc ossicf asked tinn snsWerJ
bot the m"asurc 10 u, ssid. ousht "a /. r
i@Tei to he people. C%ofainly il ought
Nh dos not The amendment uccesanly Re-.
iefitseh 20 hs peoplel Has the provision
az oP-'tion 81 ali. unless tie people them
s,l'"s ~e rt"Fgr a. act upon i1 Hssitany
Eject until ~ voter Of the city putit A.
force % ,ltctsug j~1.ticss7 Does ,eob,,
thrm 70 eiect a Single justice ID they A. ~,
wish To- The WHO'S el~.etoiuhe s-n,.,In.o,
I'' eeco'nes a law, viii b ius, what the p-o.
pe themselves scs a. 10 live &C. AMI -,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-03
FULTON

Fulton strsined his mind 10 distraction
with the idcs that he could propela vessel up
the Hudson. BY the mere iorcc OF steam. al
the rate of four miles am hour-s large rcsscl
that would carry a hundred men. lie
was a genius and il had worked like a steam
engine la him; bat when il had forced out ol
his mind this ~siupendous idea, his friend'
looked at him with fixed eyes and then shook
their heads s~orrowiuli.. saying 10 each other
in . low voice,
Wat a pity iAoi he iserosyf' !,
In vain he protested that he was not mad,
and he went TO France. aud there, at a dinne'
table with The Partisan nobility and snstosra
cy, when the wine had psssed and sof,encd
the inequalities of rank, that bold enthusiastic
young man uttered his i~enaiicsl proposition
h sobcred la a moment the currcn, OF CONVEX
sation. All eyes were directed toward tbs
Young American at the foot OF The table. Tai
leyrand set down his glass and said in a for
midable tone OF inquiry IDOL understand
YOU 10 say, that by the mere fore. OF steam
YOU can propel a vessel containing 100 ame'
men. in a dead calm. at the rate oi four mile
an hourl"
"Yes.' replied he. with a faith in his hear
that sicadied his voice before the Frnc
statesman. French politeness repwsscd Oh
exclamation. What a pity that he is crazy.
but the msn of one idea understood the shrug
OF incredulity which greeted his reply.
Citizen.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-03

THE MAlL.-Anolher failure. and we fear
another accident OF sqme Kind We have heard
II rumored that the Monongahela bridge a,
Brownsville was carried away. As late as
yesterday the gorge Of ice had not left dam No.
d. where il was piled the highest, and il il
does not leave with this rise it will no, &c
soon. The river is now slowly falling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-03

CRUEL PuNlSHMENT-Thc 81. John
New Brunswick) Observer of the s0th inst.
has Ia following very singular announce
nIent;-
"SurRrNr CoUST. Yesterday, Andrew Fer
guson was Jriod for the muricr Of his Nile,
IN August last
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-03

When the resolution offered in Council by
Mr.. Lamb, a few days since. relative 10 tie
eligibility Of justices TO a seat in the Council
tichel ~ little importance To il. we did not
think it worth tn, trouble Of reporting fully.
IL seens, however, TO have been made the
them OF some discussion in tho city, and we
opsn cur olumns 10 il pro or cor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-03

The philadelphia Inquirer states that such
is'the anxiety ieii in England ( raccura,e in.
formation in relation to the proceedings oI
Cbngress "ith regard TO the Tariff and o,hei
questions deeply interesting to the CONNER.
cial community, tia, the propristors OF the
londcn Morning Chronicle have scnt a gen-
Geman from London to Washington. to for
wand them ample and early reports and sdvi
ces ip relation to every thing OF Importance
that may transpirc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-03
~-S,IoRr srSsIoNs.-we have lei,

or SHORT SESSIONS. have 'elt
that nu,r- valuable time Was often Zoe, By
lille spcsrhcs in our legislative Ass mess
for which a ,nScd people were compelled to
psy. but we question whether there issuy rca-
.onablc gounI FOR the passssc 81 such laws
Is now exist.iu Virginia b. which the mem
bcrs OF the Legislature arc starred out after q
certain humber Of days. IL Is a rauow
sighted economy. There viii this year be
WIS, amount of unfinished business left on IN,
table, the action on which would b. at grea'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-03

A. LOTION SALE.
(lN WEDNESDAY MORNING. Fss,, a tsss
~ - 3 o'ctsk. se Wu ell
%supsf.f tghi dsV clsk
Mshcg my s,dshost5 so oshes gasslsoss,
hi-o zoe ssy ere cot als-s esss Asss oas
FsfSiJ C-fusfs.
SIZE rs-1I,s, snJ kf CASH 80 ssl,ysy
trbJ HALL A WtCknAN, AU<t lad ests.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-03

The English pap~rsby the liibcrnia are very
hui in their praises Of President Folks last
acsssgc. IL was received with much more
favor in Tory England. than in Republican
America. Wonder whyl Do you know es-
der, which IL The British partN7
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-03
THURSDAY. Jan. 29th, 1876.

On motion OF MIR. Thompson OF N. the
Senate took up the bill TO incorporate the
Richmond and Ohio Rail Road Company.
Smdry PROPOSITIONS for amendment were
made aud lost.
The Senate then, at half past 3 O'Clock, adj
'journcd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-03

c-T Alexander Newman. E..q the present
Senator, declines being a candidate for re.,lec-
tiou in the Sprng.-AurshdH Beacon.
Yes, itis Sii he is pc,,masteJa, Wheeling
We bad hcfore thought he was a citizen oi
Grave Cnek, bat The 10. al can change his
spots IL seems.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-03

DlED-Of Chronic Bronrhi,;-. ou Eridsy
evening. 10Th utt.. MARGARET G.. infant
~daogh,erot James and Louisa culbertson, eyed
about five months
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-03

The Western Mail filled this morning
again, from utter impuc,icabiliiy Of crossing
the nyer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-03

1t has been found that baked bread ON the
frs, day producers from al TO 40 per cent nj
nu,niive matter, while that Eve DAVIS old
yields from 81 to So per cent. New br Tad
loses the five per cent of its weight by evap-
oTaiion in cooling. Aside from the advants-
ges of stale bread in its n~u,riiivc matter. il is
more wholesome, while new bread lies heavily
in the stomach and Is of difficult DIGESTION
With these advantages, 1t il strange that most
people reject stale bread or prefer the new
Ii has been found that, on feeding the poor,
very stale bread mixed with soup is far more
satisfying than any other they can obtain
Thus the laboring classes consume one eighth
more bread than would b. necessary IL stale
bread were used; or a family that consumed six
pounds OF bread per day would eSpcnd. at tho
present price. some ten dollar more a year by
eating new than by eating stale bread, with all
the other disadvantages W have m~en,ioned.-
". j. Ners.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-03

Tn Hon. HsSRr Cav Arrived at New Or
lsans on the 18th instant lroin Natohcz. MIR.
CLAY was rendered a public dinner during his
short %sQjourn at Nsiebez. bu, declined the
homer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-03

G. The y o Pic tells Of a ~loaf,r. who
on Dcing seen with a cloak was asked whore
d. got %. "Non 30 of q nsil, was thc RS.
roLsc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-03

We close our paper. At ten r, NJ.
The Richmond news By Sunday nights
mail was good, and inspired full confidence.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-03

A WORD 10 shc-s that ere Cssss~usv,-aL
. Ans~n ssA ie~'Sssfsses skst cssssaesu. - -
Lanes 'esas-ss ssreedy dessh. ualess vApss -
ssse rs"res medicines s.esr 20 sersss - 60,
pfosfes' 81 The ds-ssss- usvs ys.s ~ ,uisss~,S
The dersrn'e al 1872 % vo~s ,nstusas 49,.
ss-ssssd 'ih,s~s ny 10 ss~~.g AasA e nh $780,
raen why "' he s'ssosd %ssshs sesy - vs.e
ssoa ,his ~orlH Hsss yss - hpsa rpo~-sS~s
time afsvr tine 70 - u Du~seu's Es.erN~~s
Remedy. which . r~ss~ed espss~svHs~
val ef d'~-srs IS The l>sees - w,n
A fe~ h-srses al tbs ssde;es q - - 49,
always pre- ens The dssssss 49, SeUsS-N
La"e.. Fss 'a's ~ , 3 r ssAnj6. WAes.
ling. Va. 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-03
vALuBLE OHIO RIVER LANDS
OR SALE

TNHE Sohscriesr. haviag cvneIudsd On ssrsree
men, With , 5 Shriver. ESQ fs the d,ssssss
and sale Of his estate. et'ersi, ely known 90 shs Do
ms'n rereeiiy ~ The srssessi,n Of The ORC fhs~
isnr OF Fourier speieiy, a,Dstsd "a the Ohio rivsv.
IA Belmont county. OHIO. containing 2 500 aesss ef
land. ~hiei, ". have divided toto II iarns Of ds.
iefeDi d.msnssons; and which we na~ ensf sos nis
on acc. mmoJauns terms. A large prr'ian ef ikess
lands are cleared sna in q dns state of eosuvssies,
sevcral fine ofchsrdr Of arpir ami Peach irses ere
sron them. They were epyrred originality WITH
Sugar Tree. WsInaI. Beach. Poplar. Pawpew. &r.
Sc; aud all rosrss ineshsasibls beds Of coal sod
Iimedonr, ell ~ which iadifs ate lsnds u ussssspazs-
ed fertility. A good prss,son u The tract 10 rives
hn'iom oi The very he's, qnsliy. On enc u shsss
tracts IL erected . house three stories high. and esr
pahle of accor ms,dstiue q very large board nsg
schosI. and 10 we'll adsrssd Cor sssA . pprpose.-
TIE irsei is sI:usied FIVE anil q half miles Ssu,h q
The city of whee'fpg. one of the most thrifty sn4
Prosperous towns on The Ohio river. furnishing .
god market for every description VI Pfojuse. and =
'spiJl, increasing IN population. The l~ocssins y
beyond question healthy. 10 in he midst u ss ".
dp''rion' and moral people. Tile ins,spaisbss-
Any petsoa wissif 10 examine all or either ofihs>s
fafns cso hsye their boundaries p,inied oas .
iheis ny calling upsn JANIS Nicnols. Lsins On
The utsr immediately below Inc tract. whc VIII
gave every information ne 10 prices ssfas. ne. "a
of uPsn e'iher II The subscribers " their RESIDENCES
ROBERT NJ DAWSON, Uhfieksriffs.
Tuscsrs~ss 60. OAn.
AG OSorRN. Cssit. Harrison ca, O.
For TILE, refer io--Gov Shanson. s. CIs,sssille.
o; Joseph Sharon. Esq. Cad 4. o; z Ja~,s.. Asa.
wheeling. Va; JaO e Campbell, E-q. wsIishstr
Va. sn~ ~. "a
RePofier. Washington. Pa; Gassits. g, clsirsiil-;
GaIsie. Pnlsbsrshs Herald. s,.ah~nyilIs. o; puh-
'''h weekly 10 amessiof Is, ssd charge 'his saiss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-03
BOARD or TRADE

Co~"Rfee OF Commerce for february
y. ~ nEiskGLL, 4. POLLOCK, sfSuSu.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-03

" Clebs sHte - fhs Ctsfsii Sspsfisf Cosft of
Law aod Chsnsffy far Tyler eoua'y. sAs s,h d.y
Hugh Peoples ssfs. saesdisa Of Jsseph1
Peoples. John Peoples. Thomss Pso-
pies end Misty Peoples. children AID
heirs 81 law u Hugh Psoplss jsn'f.t
deceased ComPisisahta
~ IL
Caleb Walker. El,Sabsth Peoples. Uid. CAa.esv.
oS ofHDeh ierpies i1n'f. decreased.
JOSEPH Peoples. John P@'p'es. Tso-s-
a. Peoples snd Mar Peoples. isfans
fhfdffn " he szid fIash Faaslss
Jonf. decreased. Ds6ssdsshs
THIS DAY esms he eumpiainssi ~ hs AilofnsT
ard sled hs bail in ths casse. and he defendants
Elizabeth Peoples. Je~<ph p piss. Joha Peoples.
rh-tass Peoples SID Mar FsoYtss. noi having sss
isrsd heir sppeseses s-i s,vsn security ~ascosdihE
10 he ses 81 sssembiy asd he roles of lAis Gear
snd u sggesrise ~ Satisfactory sv,dsbes lkaf fhsy
ere ns ishssitsns Of his S'afe-On asssion Il he
cosaflsiDsni ~ his siiorbsy. u . orlsses ,hs, he
.sid E'n,es'h Peoples. Joseph Pcopi.., Johs Peo.
rles, Thoms. People, sbd Aisy People,. % srpss,
here en ibs 6tr Mondsy ~ Afni nsu, add ssssss
no complainant bsli asd ihsi = sopy o. al. ael,,
~ ins~Hsd IN he whesiins T,mss snJ Osseue g,
iwo na-hAs ssso,s-sseiy. saJ p,s,sd 81 ne csays
sooss l0g ~ ihis e,snfy
ArfY-Tssie.
p"9 p HlckMAS. clut,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-03

JAyNEs ExPEcroRANT-ns $500
he. yfieacioas and chssP asdi<iss he NE WsSs(
Consumption and oshef discovers rsssupt b. ~ ~
known. Very many live kass hess - h.
l6svsisg AGsa
J.vss's Exsrcrsasxr SoR csUsss. CsGss.
&c So many ps.fie ere Afflicted viii thses eso-
m. n it~ry day jsosden. that ~e de-. - eas Suey
to ro'ns .as resders so n s'~rls remedy. whs~h 90
have Med and k.asd sfies-soss. Jsysss Espses-
rant isa very valuable rhisi .f svssp ~hsuh ss
cough ed ioeynsoe. end bssskiSg up . eu1. Nj
. vry s1sSssble tscdsrinc. This recDumssu jsssp
Is nor q b-ashi ssa. bas entirely volsstsv- A.
We freIihst Nc ran hasdiy Do . creates asss ~
cur readers in three days Of cheating. Than - %.
rommend ,hsm 40 veil srssd. s~ekriept easSiss.
especially thsss We have s.ss sacsIse..
DANIEL HENoalAw,
Edi,es 81 the LIE. Rses~d 49, I,
F.r ssie.hy JCRuMBAcKEe. Main $780,
Jan ~ teas4t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-03

CANCER. GosTRE AND scnogUIA cur.
ED-rseiy ample espsss~scs hnspsDvsS ~
hvres Lie Psesesvssssb be npsso, - o..
Kings gvd. Brsreksesss ss<ksRss - uonTOE
The SAis-~sscA wii ~ - - aBswW~
The relief &C The sfHsesed. Ese sute - N ks
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