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Stoves Stoves! Stoves!

Stoves Stoves! Stoves!
THE Subscriber takes this method OF
notifying the public that he has just
returned from Albany with additions to
his former assortment of Stoves, making
it most complete, embracing almost eve
~ desirable pattern of Cooks and PAR.
LoRs. Also great variety of
Albright Stoves,
which for beauty and durability cannot
be surpassed. Believing the nimble nine.
pence better than the slow shilling, the
above articles will be offered the remain
der Of the season (for ready pay) at con-
siderably reduced prices, making them
extremely low. Also some second hand
FIRE FRAMES, very cheap.
Copper, Sheet Iron, and Tin Work, in
all its variety on hand, or made to order
of the best materials and lowest prices.
MOSES MORSE.
I.itchfeld. Jan. 5. 1916. 33
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HIRAM JACK SON.

TAKES this opportunity to inform his Gus
l. toners, and the Public in general, that he
has removed his DYEING ESTABLISH
MENT, six doors west Of the Court House
where he will be prepared to color and clean
all kinds of Clothing and Dresses Of all colors
Also-Cleaning and Dressing Of Hats.
TMr. J. will be at his shop on Mon
days and Saturdays.
Litchield Nov. 3, 1915.
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FURNITURE
Y Arb HOUSE.


A r his ware. rooms two doors west of
N the County Huuse, keeps on hand
good assortment Of Furniture, Chairs,
and Looking Glasses, nude of good ma
terials, and in fashionable style, which
he is offering on as good terms as can be
purchased al any other establishment.
"Looking Glasses repaired.
Litchfeld May 4.h, 1916. tf5O
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Iron Gxssd Brass Foundry.

TNHE Subscribers having commenced the
l. business Of Casting Brass, in connection
with their other business, all orders for Cast
ings, either Iron or Brass, will be thankfully
received and promptly attended to. All past
favors gratefully acknowledged by
a. J. DARLINGTON g. SON.
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WTSTAR'S

WFSTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
A Compound Balsamic Preparation from
Tar and Wild Cherry Bark.
The best remedy kno,cn to the scOrH for ethe
cure of Coughs, Colds. asthma, Group, Bleed
ing ofthe Lungs, Whoopimg Cough, Bron-
chitis, Influenza, ShOrtness Of Breath,
Pain and Weakness in the Breast
or Side, Liuer Complaint, and
&C
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HATS,

~ TNHE subscribers have lust re-.
" Il ccived from New York, M.
lM re SM and Pearl Cashmere HAS,
NA OF the Spring Fashion. They also
intend to keep on hand genei, Il
assortment q Hats Of Mei| 0'cn manufacture,
an OF which they will sell on the most reason
ape terms. The Patronage OF their friends and
the pubic Is respectfully solicited
, KILBORN g. BRAMAN.
Ltchheld, April 10, 1sIG.-47
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FOR SALE on no REMr

"A A DWELLING HOUSE, Shop,
ESS IA and about acres Of Land,
il3tl \ situated about two miles west of
The Court House in Litchfield, re.
Gently occupied by MIR ]. B..
Woodruff. Possession given Immediately
Enquire Of RARZILLA ARNTS.
Litchfeid, March IS, 1916, AZ
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zaaNIaN Rubber. Goods
BY THE GAZE OKs DOZEN
ENTS. India Rubber Over Shoes,
VI Ladies' I"
Ladies' " " RusknS.
Ladies' +" Sandals.
India Rubber Horse Covers.
India Rubber Elastics, &c.&c
Merchants and others in want of any Of
the above Goods, can he supplied at prices as
low as they can be purchased in New York or
any other market by calling on the subscriber,
directly overthe Post Office.
A. P. P. CAMP.
VIZ
IN c 60 more stitchers.
.)U Litchfield, Oct 2SthIS45.
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Geese Feathers.

VIE subscribers have made arrange.
u ments to keepa constant supply Of a
hrstratc article of Geese Feathers
--seleced and packed with great care hy
ourselves in packages from 20 to 5Olbs.:
and will furnish at all times anyquantity
from 20 to 1000 lbs. of quantity they
Will warrant to be as good as the best,
at as low prices as can be purcha sed of
equal quality in the state.
s. u L. IiURLBUT.
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NO I)ECEP'TEONy

Not week passes away without we have to re-
cord some Of the most astonishing cures Of
long continued Asthma, lncipisnt Con-
sumption, Bleeding al the Lungs,
Bronchitis, Difficulty of Breathing,
and the various diseases 10
which the Lungs and
Throat are subject,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-06-11

THE SuhserihaR has opened a
ESss - House Of Entertainment in the
kiss village Of Liiehfield, and would re-
specially solicit share of public
patronage. Every exertion will be made TO
render Il we'll regulated house and quiet
and comfortable home for It's patrons.
S. d. WHEELER, Agent.
Litch6eld. April Goth, 1876. as
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FOLGER's OLoSAONIAN,
OR
LL.HEAL,NG B.ALSAM

1t has proved itself to be the best medicine ever
offered to the public. Thousands have already
tested its virtues, and have never found it to fail
in curing the diseases for which il is recommen.
ded. Nor do they have to wal, long in order to
know whether it will he productive of good ef
fects, they are assured that It
ONE BOTTLE
produce NO GOOD EFFECTS upon the sufferer, 90
hotties will not, and il is not therefore necessary
that they should spend their money in vain.
Bewa of a Sigh Cough.
Although |: is passed ove- as unimporfant, il
will soon become sea,ed-Consumption follows
in its wake. Take heed to pain in The side
and soreness in the chest, especially if attended
with .aising oil Mucous, streaked with Plood.-
These are dangerous symptoms; but thew are
quickly and effectuallv overcome by the above
remedy. Ask the sufferer from that distressing
complaint
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WAGONS.

EOR SALE, by the Subscriber, Pleasure
L Wagons. Of various kinds Also one or
two horse Lumber Wagons with body upon
wife springs, of most approved STYLE, Prices
aud quality will prove satisfactory:
A. A. GRIDLEY.
Watertown, March 1916.
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WTANTED, BY the subscriber, one hundred
w or more braiders OF Palm Leaf, to whom
good encouragement will be given.
3m43 A. A. GRlDLEY.
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Asthma,

what he thinks Of Foleer's Olosaonian, or All
live comfortably wirhou, it. 1t relieves ali that
Difficulty Of Breathing, Cough, and Tieh,ness of
the Chest: gives quiet and refreshing slumber,
and does for the Asmatic what no other remedy
in the world will do. Witness the Gaze of Hen
known Boston Cracker Baker, Brooklyn; Mr..
Wilkinson, HOboken; Mrs. Bell, Morristown,
n. j.; Mrs. Lucre,ia Wells. 322 Pearl street !;
w. c. Gowan, Woodstock, Ulster county and
Mrs. Archibald, IS White st.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-06-11

TOR SALE at L. J. SMITHS Store. ROCK
u SALT. IS
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-06-11

Among the British military officers at
present at Howard's Hotel, from Canada
is Arthur Lennox Peel. Esq. Of the SD
regiment. second son of the Right Hon.
Sir Robert Peel, Baronet.
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RAISING OF BLOOD

10 effectuaIly checked by this remedy, when al
other means have failed. Hundreds of cases
might be related, where persons in the city ha We
been given up, and pronounced as past hope, who
have been restored by this great remedy to the
Monroe street; Dennis Kelley, &c Wafer street.
Charles Roberts, III Canal street Henry Lis.
bon, 1893 Rivington st. and hundreds of others
who have used the remedy, can testify to the
truth of the above assertion.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-06-11

IN c GO more stitchers.
w Litch6eld, Oct. 25th, ls45.
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PROPRIETOR OF CONGRESS- SpRrNc.-Dr.
John Clarke, much respected citizen
OF Saratogs. and the proprietor of the
Congress Spring, died at his residence
in that village on the l6,h inst. aged 10
years.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-06-11
r.. MERRIMAM.

Litch6eld, March I4th, 1876.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-06
4 HAPPY. HAPPY Z A

\ glorious old song. on a glorious theme
the affections aud endcarments of home and
We endorse the feelings and wishes
of the author with our whole heart.
n happy year, OH Father dear,
(lidppy "a we are now.)
To she'd lis sunshine DER thy head.
Its bliss upon thy brow.
Your honoTcd love upon your child,
Still iondly lnvish'd b..
For that - bliss, oh! Father dear,
Aud sunshine, too, To- me.
Aud let mc pour some tender strain
Or Joy upon thine ear,
And wish thee DER and DER again.
\ happy, happy year!
A happy year ola! Mother dear,
Happy a. YOU are mind
My foolish cyes in that one wish
With trembling tears grow blind.
For as the sweet past bids my heart
With grateful memories thrill,
Mother. ! weep Tor every JOY.
Because ] have you still
But tears eau never dim the love
! warmly cherish here,
While praying for YOU from above,
a happy, happy year!
A happy year, ola brother dear,
Happy as YOU are bold
Bmvc hcart!-bIight youth we used TO be-
Glad play fellows OF old!
Now YOU are grown a fathers hope,
Mother aud sisters pride
And when hind Heaven may bless YOU,
Ia The beauty of your bride,
MAY her pure, warm, enduring love,
Than outward charm more dear.
Wish thec-likc mc-irom day to dav,
4 happy, happy year!
\ happy year OH sister dear!
Happy - you are fair;
Take sweetest girl, affections gir,
Though neither rich nor rare.
\ watch Ito tell what HOURS are worth.
A. old Time runs his tethcr.
All valued 10y the happy ones
That we have passed together!
Aud sister let IL ne'er forget,
As o'eT Life sea we steer.
To wish each other, near or far,
\ happy, happy year!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-06

blundcrci beycni. r~iemplion: bu, the good
nltuUd laugh with which She regarded the
Muqui>s ~pehormsDce enIiwly restored my
confidence. and | stuiabled along in the ltali.
al lor hall aa-huuT. Without her giving the
lcas, Indication. b. look on word. that | did
notsp~uk IL with perfect propriety.
The same naivete OF manncr extends itself
every where. Hyou meet a beautiful PEGS
ent girl and bow 10 her. instead OF resenting
u as an insult, she shows a most brilliant ST
ol teeth, aud laughs in the mos, perfect good
humor. A. was nee coming down from
Mount Vesu,ius | passed an Italian with he
husband. who by their attendants. | took 10
prisons OF distinction. | had an immens,
stick IN my hand, with which had descendo,
into The crater. As ] rode slowly by, sh'
turned 10 me ia the plcasan;est manner, am
sil' Ia an gran h~ssione. s%ignore.1 lNo
have gota large cane, sit. | certainly hdno
respect her the less for her "~iorwamness,
lciNlity but, on the contrary, felt | woul
have gone any length to have served her.
From He0dioy's Liiers from Iiaiy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-06
SQUIBS AT

SQUlBS AT RoyALTY.-Thc English and
German papers ore diss0Aing omew hat un-
gstiantly, the Qusvns reject visit. Saws the
Times, twill BE- Easily conceived that a
Young aud beautiful princess, whose gmce-
aud elegance are known Ia oil Europe, must
have found herself entirely out OF place in
that German srciety. where dullneSs aud stiff
ness had become prov.rbial." \ German a
per spunks up at this. and r.,orts. Victoria
isa coquettsh. suish young woman. rather
too free In her manners, ami too broad IN hsr
jokes" Next comes from John Bulls boss
editor another description, full OF the ndicu-
lous. of antique sights and society that anu
sod or bored the laughter loving Queen
Whercupon the German twits Albert with
being under - government, and PLAYING
second fiddle TO her Majesty; saws he dimes on
the wings OF a chicken and a srelHe ia ran
tIe. while she dey~irs roast beef and plum
pudding-,hai the man wears ruilcs and hI,
wife pantaloons. lie again sums mp Veto
rim after this ~iashrou'-ln short, she, a little
fsSen haired woman, rides on horseback like
a cuirassier, while he. a stout bully lad. viii
moustaches. plays ON The guitar like a potert
daughter. The worthy couple diverted US ex
ltp,urly.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-06

so. Tie cost 81 ~runn,uga stesnhost esrtY.
ins S3O tons from Wheeling 70 Parkcr,ban.
o. l>, than thN siTi. a., i1om hcI, hat ue
shall hereeiter st iorth bot. udl 20 on TO
wheeling % Pittsburgh al oay rate. he co,t
oi inighi 10 ortroIn Cincinnati wiIl ,yvr p. The
sIns whethsTltis a. WheeihE O. Par.es,bugs.
u 'htT eould be an important saving oi,imc
la navel from ihe south end west. there woaii
~ so're shadow ofrxcuse i0i ibe cc,nrupy .,c.
49, tbst fOite, bat the boat, nov on il.e ri,-
efs~n rom Wheeling TO fark-rs5urs in iI.2
hShis, ami nom ParkcrsbuE to Wheeling la
TIA The delay therefor. even To tllis por-
ton OF thc travel T. nothing.
II the user could b. navi.itrd nom Gin.
r%inua'i 10 rdrkcrsburg when IL could not a.
Wheeling. there would b, ,pun. cNcu-r iof the
desire to go 10 ihst point bul such j., not ths
tact. Ia, Grsrnnr,burs Shsllow,. 2O milc.
above Portsmouth, erc a., low ,, an. poin, b.
tween Wheeling ant C|ru,,nusti. and " her
boats can eros, hem. they can 20 To whcc.
lins. During thc ~, ycat, ending Dc. 81.
l0I1 there bod returned down ,hr river on az.
count ct low water above : b ats. SHIRE
dunn- tina; time no boat ever returned dovn
from Park-rsburg from thi, csuS.. Dunn,
,he Sme Inn there have been ~ da,> when
The smallest clsss OF boats could no: reach
Wheeling, viz in 1910. rs in I-I. :
pa 1911, ON account OF the low stage oIwa,cr.
u, ice the navigation has never been closed
TO Nhcrling when it was not sl~o closed Ia
IdrNersbup. There are several points below
Parsersburg where dic ice gorscs as soon a. A.
bo'e. and u never open, until the rise come,
down end sweep, oil the goge> alike. Tia,
time wbi,h ihc ri,.r Is clus-d J., not hovc,.
e. a m'trnhl objection To the termination %,
thc Ioat on To" n,cr here, and would not b.
werc II never closed below Parkct,bug when
'hc roiiru~d through Ohio i, completed. The
nrcr since 1889 Ia, been closed by Ice onl,
a. follow
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-06
RELIGION OF Tile DOC

The Rev. Henry Duncan in his Philosophy
of the Seasons. relates the following original
ancclote of Burns
II well remember with what delight | lis
tened 10 an interesting conversation which
while vet a school boy | cnjoycd an oppor,u-
miy OF hearing in my fathers mansion. be-
tween The poet Burns and another poet. and
near relation, the amiable Blackjack. The
subject was the fidelity of the dog-Bums
took mp tn question with all the ardor and
kindly Telling with which the conversation of
That extraordinary man was remarkably inn
hued. II was a subject well suited TO call
forth his powers: aud when handled by such n
man not less suited to interest the you,hful
fancy. The anecdotes by which it was illus.
trated have long escaped INV memory: but
there was one sentiment expressed by Burns
with his own characteristic enthusiasm which
a. 1t threw a new light into my mind. | shall
never forget. Man, said he, sis the God of
the dog. lie knows no other; he can under
stand no other; and sec how he worships him
with what reverence he crouchcs at his feet;
with what dependence he looks up to him.
iiis whole soul II wrapped up in his God: and
the powers and faculties of his nature are de.
voted To his service; and these power. and
faculties are ennobled by the intercourse. /,
ought just To be - with the Christian bi,
the dogs put the Christians to shame
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-06
" InGINIA-Ix cn.Sersr-A, role, h,u

"a RGiNiA-IN cHANcEKr -At rules held
~ The Clerks office of H.. q rcuii s-pe,,,
Con- OF Low and CHANGERS Tor lac county O OH.
80 ihc m'nh Of January 1916
! ''' %"e' Complainant.
ogoisd
'ohh u Na'Ief AMI James u JuhHson. Defendants
The oonr'htniH hiying fIel IN amended and
supplemental btl. aod tie defendants M b,,inx
entered her appearance ani gwen security seeo,.
'"s 70 vac act "' assembly and Inc rules II Ihis
"pnu, and 10 appearing ty a,i.fet,,y ,,,oc -,
my are "i nh 'bHanis at Inc comm nwe,l,h Of
, f-in"--'n IN 't"n ri The eumplsi rant T., e.an.
'rI'H - % defcd bat The pJ Defendant. =, aso.,,
h'i" - ne Hr.r dly Of ,hc ssNi term 81 u. e,a,,
'1' '''Ns ' ne r m 'i'inlnf'. biii. snd thai a eapy
~ ms order hc Lnhwuh inserted IN ..me 49,.
lnpef rinird 10 ih. ruy Il wb~eli,x "a, 80
n''".N- '"'eesl'eir on p,deJ stths ion, door OF
me e'"H Aouse o. Oho rt,ply. 4 cs,p, este.
-, ALIEN 4 LAlDLEY. CLERK.
ian G
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-06

'AiNLS EAFICTORANT-Thi. nod, ,o..
has already proved i.eif 20 be- al ihst u he, 80
recommended. ~ iboss ~ho have gwen . a.
:" r. ,"o'"J and ne demand e., u me fsas.s
n'"y' We lave jusi hc.m ~ on nnpofapt e.,. ~
N''h'na' Which has beea enec ied by The s-e 81 4
" 'e'ehh-H1og own-ibe case 80 fha, 81 q
mate Who hid ~ o i,ua the been uuder The cen
p" tN scian, huf 81 f,cetseJ 30 relief, ard he
'''e We considered h~prsisss. Asa last fessfT 81
P%ufaiasci d battle ot ~ iyne's ESpeciusanf. whie.
esn-td hsf ia etgsGafais freely. Rfadaaliy 60.
her cUush. cod fspfdiy Us'ufed her ~ health a
have pv hesnsirf 10 s'iirr has hts pfepsfss,,
q Df ) % ne. -, 'hs cure II coughs Cold, q ass.
engt Ashma C~ttsumPIon &c.,s fLe M, -
Ne medicine ever arfed 90 tie American p.t
lhcfe +" "" q1arA'p about it- Df J,yn.
Of ihe m".i A.iul l@b,Isials in Psnn., f,. 49,
"".,'''i h. 'af'u' r-fep1nupu. have ices
""s'y ie.'fd De b. boxed. up1n a. g,es
. u'inripf - s msfst W, Js.r
sale - c~RuMgAcEER Dtuss .,.w "a.
da
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-06
ITALIAN AMERICAN WOMEN

BY Al AMERICAN.
il IL the manners oi the Italians which 4,
The rcaIcausc oilhe preference given them by
Old travellers. This alone makes an hmm .n,c
difference between an Italian aud an Ameri-
can city. Broadway with all It's array of
beauty never indiues one to be lively and
merry. Tho LADIES (lhc men are worse of
counsel seem to lave come but Tor no other
purpose than 10 show themselves. Their
whole temeauor Is like one sitting for his
portrait. Every thing j. just A. il should be-
t0 D. looked az. Every LADY wears a serious
face and thc Whole tlroug il like a sill cpun.
ty party. III, ladi here. on the contrary.
go olt To- be merry, and il IL one perpetual
chatter ana laugh Ou the public promcnadcs.
the movements ore all different. and toe very
alr seem. gay. never went down Broad.
way 90 ile promenade huur alone with the
hH,r without miu- back feeling blucr.
"Hite n,N.r returned from u public PRONE
Ial' 800 ltu.t WIU.0ut rubbing DOB. hands. say.
In- Go mE-.t "W.ll. this must be- a very
,Hlu .'linAIe world sitter an. people do cnio,
'hrlu ,,r, Doc il amazingly This dilef-
rn.. i -l. mIf. rstsepubie on personal ac
g.autiut'. An lllilu lad, never sits and
u.i.is ~,auu1rVIir with freezing iuumdlity.
80. l-W.l. I~'Ntal., ant indeed. % thr Truth
must De ssNi, better nat5r.d aud happier than
TOO many oi mF ruHltrF women. She l. not
.n iH' Seen luuh-rui lest -hc should fail ia
ir1l'H e'.g tim ripprirty demands.
luen. .- uo oouuII iu ihe world whrr,
woman lseJ wor|Ippri aul allowed 60 have
iNI own "a3 a- Doc Amer,g aud yet there Is
ia county Witu .hf d. go uuLmlCiul Tor the
Ita'e aul power sic occupies. Have YOU
u.Ntru BuladAay, Whom tle omnibus was
i.tt stepped uHt into ihe rain 60 let a lad,
ibr N1uT place whIgh she mast uuha,itatipg-
is UII. lHi with tt rUfi#uL r.U.. Ia -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-06
NIRGINIA-IS Cn.ScsSy-a, rule. h.l,

W GiN1A- Cn,NcERr-Ai rule. held
Y 90 abe Clerks office 81 he Great Saps ,,o,
Court Of law aud Chancrrv fuf tho county of Ohm.
. 'he notch 81 Jauusy 1916.
The North Western Bank ol virginii,
Complainant.
against
Merchant Delori, jr AID Morgan Nelson.
Defendants.
TIE Defendant DsiofJ, mol having entered hi.
'Tpeata"re a"i gIyrn ,eruriiy sreoulIng To The act.
- Assembly AMI ihe rules 81 This CnutI. snl u or.
leHfhs ~ sntsia't"y Iruof HAT he As nI an in
h''''Hnt ol The commonwealth II Ntfsinia-On
mot on "i u'e c"npl .isanI by eoun-e l IL - ordered.
'hai 'ho sati dcieisiint ,p appear on The fr. dsy
"i 'hc n~Ni term "f ihis Cnur sui answer The eoo,.
plai'Eart. lili. aih iLai a c ~ of III . ord, Q Q orih>
WIN inserted "a some news raPer printed ~ ,ie Guy
"I wheeling TOT I've Ihouihs succes-iyely and ps.t-
ci ~ thr irofd dor at ihs caiu hou. of a ,ia
c'uuiy. A cop, tc.fe. ALEX Il LAiDLEY.
~ j"h Clerk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-06
MANUFACTURES IN WHEELING

ln making out The list of manufactures in
this city aud the statement OF the wages paid
IA varOu establishments. the committee of
the board Of trade who had the subject i'm
charge, discharged thrir duties iaithiull, and
with an aSsiduity and accuracy rarely equal
ell bat where - many enquiries were Ia be
made II ~ impossible TO arrive at entire accu-
racy sud we are only surprised that ,hcyucre as
accurate a. they were. One material error
howcyer occurred that Is worthy of corrcc-
ton Il, is in the statement OF the business
OF the worthy and ~en,erpnsing proprietor Of
The Cotton Factory. 1t there appears that be
employs 20 hands aud pays 1910 dollars wage.
Ihis i less than half the amount hc actually
pSys. The most OF those whom he employs
ere children end gihs, who would, but ior
THIS establishment be idle; yet The amour, he
pays for labor at his factory alone exceed.
- 600. The error occurred b. a misundcr-
standing between the committee snd The Tor.
mln.
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Loring TIA, ycar thu, iat. the n,sr ha, bc,u
closed nearly thirty days bat as tightly below
~ above Parkcrsbug.
Ths above facts cannot b. "a nsaycd. snd
we trust That the friend, Of lhe road will Civ,
them their candid consideration. while We, TO
morrow, turn our attention 20 other facts re-
lative 10 The >smc question, OF vital interest ia
Virginia aud he Company, Ia which We hope
to present some views that have not yet been
dwylt upon at length,