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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-14

E~RtsSfELAs u only one snsong many ofthe names
""s ailments which originate in impufiiie. of .he HOOD
sac experience has shown that few. IL any, are morc diff
heut 10 overcome. Bat The Cliekencr sugar coated We.
ge'Ah'e Ihis have grapPlcd successfully with u ne every
ioftn. Mrs. Jones, Of Albany, now upwards OF 50 yea.
OF ase. had heea sotJeet to periodical returns OF tsis eom
p,s,n, rem her earliest infancy aud IAtterIy' had zen "a
tieienuy Affected. a. Ia furnish indications Of dcranxeA
intellect Recourse " as had. g. formerly, TO the f..' m
nys'sisn, tut has pseseripiion only drove The afr.<fion
sswsse.a ns"ai' 10 rsiarn with renewed whence. Tbs
pee'os hnshs recommended a lox OF Lees Plls. hat
o2ssrh re"ss f",sssAs of ,be hFolbeesp's clrrk, a tor
~. rxkenets rusas Cosed Nogei shlr furssstye Pil-
NJ a..s,tss u'er s.vsd. HsvtnE iiule faith ~ PIN. of !.
49, sa,lt, r., aud Leinx rather -spsrss tissue vs,Ihsi
.s1s,,,rr '.J -1rhsi Providence bad a hand 10 the AN
Ts-. ~, q n,iTii turn oat Tor the Iest
-, 49, -. ssr oftbeu. The resun OF ys
t,.us resiom,' This ns,ienfrase To reyru ihos sarerssi
hal no attack 81 Ersyrc'ss ~. ,rhs ,.,, %a ne.
s,crs IA, rss "a s,,.o,,~.s, .|a. sf hss vfs-srp.
yeIe.i MS erros. that he 'esolvei iron, TIA =. $500
TO nHcsef'e n"sh,"r e,se ~ eases of ETsypsiss 81 "a"
tsner's sugar Coated Vegetable rils. F"s sac hS ~"
juIyS 40. FAlntInfu
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DIED.

In Northionl. on the 81 inst. Josiah J.
i.insley ,ksq., in The S0th year of his age
lie r~epSsenied his native town Tor many
lesrs IN the Legislature. being a inembcr oil
the lower house at The session which chose
delegates TO the far famed Hartford Conven-
o lite was an actor in many prominent
scenes la the 'tiines which tried mems souls, .
Und las been long and extensively known
throughout the State.
We hnd the above notice in the Connect.
cut Herald Of last week. The deceased was
the bSother OF Noah Linsley, who died in this
city IN ISL, and bcqueathed his whole estat e
ir the purposes of education. is a name
that wid be remembered in Wheeling BY gen
cratsons yet tn come on the stage OF life. Ac-
tive preparations are nov being made to put
the properly he left into more valuable use.
We trust the institution he founded will be
re -chIistcned LISsLEY ACADEMY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-14
LOUIS OFFON GOELICKE,
or cERNASy,
THB GREATEST OF HUMAN BENE-

HiTtZENs OF NORTH y SOUTH AMERICA.
- To Iouts Oftcs Gostcxk. ID, OF Germany.
lEnropsl hciongs The imperishshA1e honor % adding q
Nxw and fREstorr borrrt~t To the Science of Medic me
"A doctrine. which. though vebenentiy oppo~ed BY ma
ny ofthe Faculty (of which he 10 . valuable MEMBER
he proves tc - ~ well founded IN truth a. any doctrine
IN Holy Wrf-s doctrine, uroa the vessci'y Of which
are suspended the lives cfour race. and which he hc'diy
challenges his opposes to refatc. vim Covsusrrios 10 a
stsxass ALWAYS occasiosvp nv a pfsos pxnxn srATx ov
TVS VS. NrTs Goa Lars rrtscirLK) OF THE ursAs 90.
vi Torrrs srcsSrty LrsDse a. rrE rvsrrs roE
WEARS, srycsE Tnxsx ~ ina tEAsr COMPLAINT ov TIVE
sasLll-As wnicu nAr ~ A. txsrAisIv. ~
NOT as aCtcxIv cvsrp. AZ Acosnes solp on A snrts
HEADACHE. AZ isysiusay preeisns doctrine this, a. n
iinpsrrs . pree,ous icsson 10 the ArrAsssrLy nsAlTus Of
an unosserved inmate of'tbcir "eisyey housc-.' even
teaching them that u GREAT SECRET m THE
ART OF PRESERVING HEALTH Is To PLUCK
OFT DISEASE WHILE IN THE BLADE, AND NOT
WAIT TILL. THE PULL ROwN EAR
THIS ilustrious bcnefsetor % man 10 also entitled 10
our unfcigned gratitude, aud the gratitude oS q world
for the fnvcnticn of hts MATCH1.Ess s~ANATlvEr-
whose healing hsf may justly elsim for 10 such q title
since u has % signsny triumpbcs over cur great CON.
mon enemy IL 10th In is nrss and
lest STAGES Ia Bedicins, which has thoroughly hlles
the vacuum in the Maieria Med,cs. and thereby proved
nseif the u Tcosacreos oy ussrrASs-fI- med
cine. for watch all pssnkind W nhave Abundant cause Ia
bios the t>neheent hand efa KIND Psostpsrsr-an me
dieinc. wboss wondrous virtues have heen glow tnriy
portrayed even by -one Of our clergy I'm their pastors
visits tn The SICK chamber: BY which means they ohes
hceotne the happy Instruments f changing dcspondcne,
into bop, sickness into h-sith. and ths sadness cf Friend.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-14

WORMS cannot exist To- Inc system. n a Ul~,.I !, :. q
made OF tie CiieAenef saga. Coated Vegetable Purrst.y
rms. They not only destroy tte worms, hat Thoroughly
cleaisse the stomach aud bowels az the mueas oS sIu.s
substance which supports them. Their operation 10 -
gentle, that they HAay - administered % ehfe1eu Of tie
n'ust lcnaef a=e y htsout producing tbose inIat1s&s effects
upon tile general heath, watch have aIw al Sesssttuted
tbc most serious Objection to Nefmifnses. Pf&ls m~...
nc henr - generally - vsolent in 10 Operations. that the
system seldom retosers nons the shock until kSe paticst
has arrived a. ycafr Of maturity or actually o1tgrown A.
We know several al this moment whose constitutions
VI sot has heen - completely IflE 80 the iaiudie ioas
Standardization Of hsetsiiic Nernaifares white yo-,ns that
they afS ainlsst totally uHhtted far The tfaPsseti or or
dinsry hshsiwess- The Ciekener eugarCeatsd Verrtahss
Pills, on Size eontfary. have never keea knaSn 10 have =
~ lsJafSpsss effects tehind Ihem' They serve rstb~s so
iaViEorste ths system. ana render n proof sgaiust al,
most inVsefste ailments. fos sale IN Wheeling ~
w A. q. fAiKCHIED.
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srrAM Mti,I. Fnu SALE

ID vinne of a deed oftmsi from s,srEl a. w,,uo,
- io nee, dsied The Itih day of March. lsgs, aud rreo,
ded ~ the clcFks or'rc oftbe county court al r,I,, ,..,,
~ tNa) in took Ma. o, rs-c ~. . win proceed q, LII :,
pa'iie auction. 4" the highest and Issi bidder AZ the fsoo,
door OF te t"uu House of Ohio teunty, Va
on Saturday, the Nineteenth day Of Dree.,1-r,,
lt$s, stSkIHss undivided TWESTtEIH PasTs 81 al
the land adjoining the town 81 sistersv he la ss,a eea.
W OF Tyler whIeh VA fotnsery owned by Thanas. cum.
nsins, being estimated a. two and cue fourth aerr- an
hetng The sans land Whefeoa h situated the steam Pto..,.
ing NIL which has hesa for some time o<eue,ra ~ y
w. etoskine. The itsis is believed 10 10 good. hu, -,
ling as Trustee, ! engage To eoavey only such ta,e A. /,
vested an ire w sata decd 81 trust.
TEkNHs-One fourth 90 The ~yurehase money Ia 4,
pad IN hand, and tbe residae In three egaaI iHstsImea,.
moatis from The day Of sale ran iptsres. he ussShn-r,
giving ionds " itI good security.
Nov -. diw4. JAMES MTLURE. Trustees.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-14
LATER FROM TAMrICO.-LoSS OF
STEAMSHIP NEPTUNE.

STEAMSHIP NEPTUNE.
We are indebted to the New Orleans Times,
for slips under de &c Of 4th instant. noon. from
which we derive the following intelligence:
The u. s. sloop OF war ST. Msry's sailed
from Tsmpico On Saturday the 2Sth ult. and
arrived at the mouth Of the Mississippi on the
LIST instant.
Capt. Rollins, OF the steamship Neptune.
came passenger on the ST. Mary's, and reached
New Orleans on the 4th instant. He reports
as follows:
The steamer Neptune arrived .: Tsmpico
on Sunday AID November rom Brszos St.
Jsgo with $50 regular troops, under the com
msnd Of Colonel Gates. and the steamer Sea,
with o more troops. on the 23d. when the
town was formally handed over To the army.
Fort Andonses WAS Immediately gsErisooed
under the name OF Fort Conner, and armed
with two long eight FOUNDERS.
The town OF Tsmpico is already in q COOL
state OF defence. and re-inforcemenis arc arri-
wing daily.
Santa Anna lately made an address To his
troops, apparently To extract from them nm in
v~itstion TO install himself at the head of the
government. He Was disappointed. however,
al finding thsth his ora,ion MAS received in pro-
found silence, and immediately afterwards
started with all his cavalry on a secret expe-
dition, some think TO cut off one OF the divi-
sions oi our srmy-which he will not be like
y TO find. The most probable conjecture is,
that he Is gone TO Mexico to control the action
oil the new congress.
Ihe two regiments which evacuated Tam
pico revolted when they got io San Louis Po-
tosi, and were disbsnded. They were oppo-
sd To santa Anna. Great dissentions pre-
vailed stSsn Luis Potosi-srmy about l6, 600.
and m o state OF starvation; four difle rent lac
tons smoDg them, rs follows: Santa Anna.
hrista. Heren and Paroles.
The recent election in Mexico was mnch in
favor of ex-PJesident Herrera, who it was GEN
orally believed at Talnpico would be the Pres
ident.
The Neptune left Tampico Tor Mstamoros
on the Path ult., at . o'clock, r. NJ. About
10 miles north Of Tsmpico bar. the wind sud.
denly shifted TO the north and commenced To
blow q perfect hurricane; sud in spite OF ell
the power oil The machinery, the vessclt could
not be KEEP, head to the sea.
Al day break. on the morning Of the 18th.
they found themselves of The bar of Tampico,
when they culsway the upper deck and main.
mast. and got her before TIE wind. They
then fund that their coal was nearly out, aud
they stood in for the bar of Tsmpico. At 3
o'clock, A. NJ. she struck aground, on the
head oi the bar, here she remained four hours
the sca making a complete breach over her.
At IL O'Clock. NJ, same day. she bilged
aud commenced breaking to pieces. AT four
y. NJ, the ". 5. steam 2 Spitfre,
sent boats 10 their sssi.tsnrc. and rescued
them from their p%erilouS situation, and on the
ming OF the 26ih' instant she was u perfect
with nothing to be- sccn but lhe gal
lDme sui engine.
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must complain. This recess costs sver SlO,-
600. but ! avn not sorry for il, because it will
give the war aud snti.war men time to cool
their ooppcrs, a. d such cooling is also highly
uecesssr, in their present excited state
Better squandrr the money and do nothing.
than act hastily and d. wrong. Members
were becoming quite heated. Angry words
were passing and hard thoughts genera,iug.-
Three days Of insctiou win soften the axperi-
ties and give common scusc an opportunity
10 once more display himself.
The Court House has been crowded TO-DAY
to hear the Van Ness case. IL is becoming
exceedingly interesting. anl the Attorneys
Tor the administration must certainly think
they have a very desperate case to defend, for
they are now arguing the point whether they
shall be allowed to intoduce certain ,esii.
mony 10 prove the plaintiff to be a very sbsn.
doned character; and. apparently admitting
that Gen. Van Ness was little better, % he
had two children by this woman. A cas-
must be desperate when the Connsellon are
are compelled TO admit the criminaliiy OF
" tncif own Cilcnt IN Ofocr 10 protect MIN
from the opposition. By this course.
that which was very wrong on the part Of the
woman wssa mere little JanI pas on the
side OF the man.
l understand that nothing is to be done in
the social way until about the LIST OF January
when the President will open the sesson with
a grand levee a la mgieo. MI. Walker will
squeak in next. and Bu,hansn would IL he
only had a wife, but being a single gentleman
from Qusk-rdom, he cannot think Of such q
thing unless The ladies' would all wear drsb.
Many new office hunters sre here from va
riuus quarters Of the Union, and confident Of
producing another grand thru out and turn in.
The President appears to be quite as steady
as the wind, aud may listen to their claims.
IL is now pretty well sscer,sined that hi, war
like EIcellency is playing his cards for re-
nomination, hut the Democrats seem to think
mos, of Cas-. The Wings are quiet and wal.
ting the moving Of the waters. fear they
are looking too much for eircHm stances
Circumstances. you know, never conc right.
NoTRA.
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Wecopy the following from the Baltimore
American. We do not care TO IN I'D
an 1t st present, except 10 remark that Legis
ldion will be- nearly at an end by the time
fixed lor the stockholders meeting. We nigh,
cmsrh That the power Of the company to sab.
scribe Tor stock in a foreign company. has
been doubted, aud that when The lime CONES
the stockholders will hardly have the te,ner-
ity to make the subscription.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Cove understand that a meeting of IN.
Board ot Directors of this comusny' y,s,e,
day, the President submitted a very ,l,honst.
exposition OF his views in regard IN the con.
templotcd extension of the Roilnad Ia the
West, sud the different points to h. kept i'm
view IN rcgari tO the terminus of The road
and particularly ia relation to the coutempl,.
tel extension to Pittsburgh. To the exnos;
ton was appended a series of resolutions
which wesc adopted bv the Board. and IN.
exposition and resolutions were opic red 10 h.
printed ior utc information OF the Stockbold.
ers.
lhe resolutions we learn are. Substantially
10 the elect that q meeting oi the s,ockhold-
'fs ~ to be called ga the month of F,brusu,.
That the Board of Directors recommend 10 IN,
meeting tiie sanction ol a substitution All 5000.
OOO 10 the Pittsbufg aud Conceivable Rail.
road, la b. expended on that part of the road
brtween Pittsburgh aud Smithield, (neat The
Maryland Linc.) provided the Pittsburgh and
Conneils,ille Compsny will give a pledge
hat no connection shall be iornrd with the
mad without the consent oG the Baltimore
aud OHIO Railroad Company; and further lha
NE tolls on The Pittsburgh and Connellsyill,
roal az To- conlurn To those on the Bal,i,no,,
and OHIO Railroad The former company !
also TO b. required to show that their ,ofiio,
q, the means Tor completing the road 10 IN,
Maryland Line will be furnished a. NAV b
wanted. "
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Washington correspondence Of the Times.
WAsuISGros. Dec. o, 1916.
Nv. Editor: A. ! told YOU already the wings
sppeat Disposed TO allow the government ev-
cry chance To e~atricstc itself from the dilem.
ma caused by too tanly prosecution oG the
war. All teel that the nation being ut log
gerheahs with Mexico, IL il the duty OF each
aud all to do every thing that i. just. RICH, and
honorable to bring the nation through glorious
y and t~riumphsntly. ANY reasonsb BILE amour,
OF money and men will be voted. that We ma,
conquer a pcsce." aud when il l. red
IL will BE- time enough for us, to consider
who brought Oh the war aud who carried i,
successfully through.
IL In possible that some alterations may be
made in the tariff, imposing duties upon sun.
dry articles now run in clear under The FIRE.
list. This is to add to the revenue. 10 We arr
to presume that the most that Nh. Folks dear
est manufacturing friend can make out ior
him, is. that he is for a tariff for revenue
conseqventlyp,he more extensive the govern.
ment. the more revenue will be required; sno
the moro revenue required, Of course, the
more extrsvegant the government " III become
This - really going completely round Ro
oin Hoods barn, and is MIR. Folks plan 10
catch the manufacturing districts for a SEASON
for he never can hold to his own opinion
long enough for q friend To swesr bv him.
IL is said that the disastrous result OF the
New York election which has blown 81.
las Wright into ten thousand fragments, ha.
operated TO produce a change in Mr.. Polk's
views; and herein the hssty recommended lion
to tar some articles on the free list OF the
tariff.
There is some ground in the proof brought
forward TO sustain this opinion and that is The
message itself. You will notice in reading IL
carefully frequent rePetiiions;in some instsn-
ces the very words are repeated. Well. il is
said II was prepared carefully before the re-
cent elections, and that the Pathological phra
zee are interlopers put ia since; and - huri-
eddy has the whole correction been made that
the absurdiiy Of the whole affair will at once
appear to the mind OF a ca,eful reader.
MIR. Walker, the Treasury giant. with-the
Stentousn voice, is said To h. the mighty ge-
MUS who framed the alterations in the mot
sagr' which was the subject OF no less than
three sePsrote cabinet meetings.
We shall soon see whether this was 50 or
not, Tor there will undoubtedly bc an effort to
bring forward some alterations in the Tariff,
aud then the whole matter will be likely 10
leak out.
Great eYeriions are already making to ensure
a concentration OF eiIou among the Dcmocra-
cy in 1913. will give you soon some strange
inklings IN the way Of ~chalking aud loeing.
NOTRA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-14

TAVERN STAND FOR SALE.

THE s~uhscrfarf wishing TO retire from husi.
80 sess, Offers for sale his well known and
ssss valuable Tavern Stand. situate in the most
yst pleasant part Of the town Of browns
wv vtnc, Pa al the head of msrke, 81. where the
Nstioeai Road i~nterseets the same, aud com.
mandine q nn vsew of markef 81. and the river above
and below town Tbe front building u n feet in length
by - IN hre aaih. tive ssanes high sd good cellars. Ths
entire building 10 divsded into suitGie aud convenient
parments 100 the accommodation aud comfort Of trav.
eiicr.. In Trout o. the main huilding there 10 erected q
douhse fissxa, which affords a pleasant promenade from
either The lower of uprv foous, There n ai.o a well al
fscf wsfer q fes ret from ihe door.
The rtssde ;. perhaps more spacious han any other IN
I'VE place, and has q hydresni of never failing " alter d..
charging stsetf within The door there ss also other con.
venicnf out buildings attacked TO the prciusscs.
uw almost useless tn state here. thai ETo~nsvl lie IA
now 81 the hrsd of Slack. Water Navigator. thai steam
Packets are daily departing tn. and arrivinx ffna PITTS
hnrgh. tina, the Great central route from West 10 EA.i
pssso- the door OF the Hotel. which now is. aud has tren
tor years one OF the prineipsi sage odiees IN the place
aims time q Lines arrive and depart daily. A more
minute Description ofthe property 10 deemed nnneeesss,
~ a. thoeo wishing To parAehse viii examine for thsn.
selves. JAMEs tyonE M S
Nov II. Nv.
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hnn DOLLARS REw ARD-T the p~fs0as uhs
VIZ prove that JULES HAURifA yEeRr.
nohs Litttlb HAlk DfE - nat the lest, the very
essl 80 hno~h ~ thts country ef Europe. Tins yalas
.e aIssoteft VIII ensi4e . person 10 dye tnstantsarou..
" The hair oF Wbiskefs in . fsy nstassss. II itl,o,,t AZ,
teasi inconvenience. tbs PREPARATION h wsusnIed
n"i 70 wash Oat, nf 10 inture tbe bssIth Of H. IA,
And fsiain all - sonRess spd hriiiansy.
Ne oeftain ." Ssh ff Iaies ifaueI'. I,oulA u.if nv.
~ o'hets are Spurious. ~ yea wish ff Hiask. al
~ "efAes y; " hr Brown. ash for BoH Haafksd
Itsa,iains have eeen awarded 90 TIE subscriber A. the
kdsh. - she proprietor JtfIEs uAIsrI'
feft""lef and Chemist. - eouth third street,
hsioR Chesaat, Phitafeipiia
SAnJ a O~FAtRGuILD.
Whecitsg. Va.
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UNPARALLELED SPEDE IN. D..
dents MsSssge was delivered end left M
lngion Jiiy, at meridian on TuesJov 10
Cumberland 81 45 MINUTES past s. on WI
nesday evening. m%aching Wheeling at , ons,
ter past ~ on Thursday mcminq. H.,
,s'ei'ed on The western isnk ol the obi,
River, opposite Wheeling. by The or, g."
COMPANY, 81 - minutes past one o,,lo.I =
y on Thursiay and ives delivered .tC,lnna
Ons Of ~ minutes pest s O'Clock IN. ssn,,
eVening-hoving heen conveyed from Whcct
ing 10 Columbus. 1885 miles) In tke uo,.,
slleled short space Of siK houn and an ri,
Much credit b sscfibed iOf this srhi. mon, 4,
Mcssr Ho1kefa and Terry III, caicieai Aesn,.
81 ihe Stage Company who Dansged ibs Ia
press We ere indepted to the R,see (om
y uy iorp copy of TIE Bsltimofs e. 60
'aning he hessage-sBd also 10 Col NJ.
sfy 81 he Statesman. fof duplir.f, ths,...1
ohio State Journal.
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SALE OF LOTS IN BETHANY- Va

lethtf ~ ausagemgnts Df fhe asa-..si a.,
NeniP fesenty adopscd - ne Trustee. ~ psb
~ srn.Ee Which, ehcu fsrted cot. ~tu w.te go.
~ oiffe n0i average nlofr ihss two a. tbt-a
anuah. 1bs Trustees ofsslt tris.-. -.
So y anticipation ofa large isrsess. IN
sow. cI.sa.. pffr ," mste pfutsieu fr their s~
49,. Nefs requested ne ~ 81 : unn,trf - -.
- rnil--e ~ increasing ths popaisfiun sftbs ,tus-.
- = h"afaing iuases. wofk shsns sud 49,.
'lfae " ~ deinsnds ~ aurh A fbstf.fl.,
ettFf tlsf veus And wtslf- a..
~ "itf f"f saie e nHSuief 81 has la tBe ,tu.-.o
r tuesdst me NHh dsv o. TArs.lst =, -.
wlrrs ~ ituus snd eos.ish,rs sS.n.
h.Nh NDns hH rTfeons 81 Gstf 80 -.
An. N.snce 4 ~ o.rkeck
Nev.,t-.s A. CAMPBELL.
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BIT CAN CONrUATTtoN ne CYHgD ,
shelf = 7s.-sion which . nsn wbo lived is . dtssre,,,.
teHah a. How sHany peopie DO ,us~ 49,
~ vie have laHFs tnaefruiated. hat which AZ, -
p sesnsi Hhai sfonsumpfiunf "a is tsl~tste. =.
ticHi anet 80 hEnsf." - sags fese e~i-ly.,.f 49,
10y Ans yhss I'D he ase ff curas tal~yssi.sss
tshfsI rpns % 10 very inHfedirufs tifaf es,ef al, al.
sptsHH-itt~s ~ ~. Tsyiof'e Bafssw a. Is.1 ~ ~
sss1 Ibe vsiuaife Discovery and samt,n -
~nnle constitution. Ons 81 tts n5s.f u..sf.,
-..l sHs pnlHobefy iui~fctrs are imt tie ssyet,,-
tencis at~aee; hence The fpa-po ~ 49, -.
Ueh aenhan in this dtseass. owe 81 49, -,
" .ls,sNf ~ shum EHEisna rsVs btnh = ssS a. -
49,, 80 ~ noij eht. Of sgf owe eouHtry (vboss Hs =.
-, 49, ~ ~ ~ 10y YEAS sod ~ ~. Tsyios
u"r ~ ne hftFhtesf ornaments 81 tr 90
y I'his1 vans. o. Whfss tsi~nts aud s,r,,,
!. ~, el'ed - t'edy wiz - q lasting nayne...,
-f""WhH ne Tame Throughout 81 fsnfs
~ 'guuierfets nuy natitnr i..te.t -.
~ p hsse ~ ~ , Leeds ,uho : Cow .se -.
onI 81 - nuuey ~ Is9 Wst.f r,,-s nak
JANIS bAkEH. Mh,eitss -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-14

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