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REV. B. MIBBARD's
VEGETABLE AN7TBILI0US
F A M lily PILLS.

HlBBARD'S PILLS have been exten-
sively used throughout this country, and
have proved the best remedy for Dyspepsia
Indigestion, Bilious Cholic, Nervous or Sick
Headache, Piles, Liver complaints, Bilious
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Hopping Cough, Summer complaints, Dis
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They are mild but effectual in their
operation upon the system, not causing debil-
ity or weakness, and are perfectly safe TO be
taken in any situation or stage Of disease
when Laxative Cathartic is needed.
These invaluable Pills have been used ex-
tensively by Physicians and others whose
recommendations can be relied upon. One
or two Of which we subjoin.
The Rev. B. Hibbard's Vegetable ANTI
Bilious Pills are the best family medicine in
the State Of Ohio or elsewhere. say they
are good because l have fully tested them,
and found them uniformly successful III a
variety of complaints. They are moi merely
a medicine, but look upon them as my
Doctor. Persons that l have recommended
them to say positively they are the best
family Doctor they can employ in their fami-
lies, in all ordinary cases. The inhabitants
Of towns and cities can little appreciate the
great importance Of such medicine IN new
country, but little settled, and where there
I is not a Doctor in many miles Of them,
&c. sc. ]. G. BROWN.
May Sd, 1889.
Barnesvllle, Belmont Co., Ohio.
Ihaye used Hibbaid's Vegetable Pills, ia
my practice, and find them superior for bill
Ilious complaints and dyspepsia, 10 any other
+ | have made use Of When they can be ob.
tanned, I would employ no other Cor similar
complaints. DIR. MOSES SHAFFER.
Wooster, Ohio, May 2, 1886.
Price l2A cts. per Box. G. II. RICE,
3 Kalids, July %, is4o. 2sabf Age~s.
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PINE AND WILD CHERRY

Are trees Of our own soil, and are gener
ally known to posses even in the common
way Of preparation, remarkable virtues in
the cure Of diseases of the Lungs--how
much more valuable then must a highly con-
centrated preparation prove, when so COM
bined with other articles as to act in harmo-
ny with each other, and adapted to the vari-
GUS forms and stages of the diseases it is so
eminen,ly calculated to alleviate.
The Balsam Of Wild Cherry never fails
TO give relief and cures after every other
means have been tried in vain. This has
been provenin thousands ofinstances, where
il had effected radical cures, after the patient
had been given up by all his friends and ply
sicians.
See advertisement
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Kalida, July 10th ls46.
NOTICE TO COMMON SCHOOL
TEACHERS.

A regular Quarterly Meeting Of the Board
of School Examiners of Putnam County, will
be held in the Clerks Office, in Kalida, on
Saturday, the 25th day of July, inst, for the
purpose Of examining into the qualifications
Of all persons wishing 10 teach common
schools in the County Of Putnam. Every
person applying for certificate to teach a
common school must present certificate oi
good moral character from at leas: one res
pectabie citizen. =
Common school teachers will do well to
make their application at the regular quar-
terly meeting ofthe Board, as by so doing
some expense, and much trouble may be
prevented. BY order Of the Board of school
examiners. B. METCALF, Clerk.
Kalida July 18th 1916.
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NOTYCE.

Tho Democracy Of Perry Township will
hold meeting al Comer's School House,
ON Saturday, August lst, at 2 O'Clock, after
noon, for the purpose of appointing Dele
gates TO attend the County Convention TO be
held at Kalida, on the Sth August next
Perry, July %, lS45.
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NOTYCE.

The Democracy Of Union Township will
hold meeting at rbe Court House, on Sat
urday, August lst, at Two o'clock, P. M for
the purpose Of fappointing Delegates TO at
tend the County Convention to be held at
Kalida, on the Sth August next.
BY order ofihe Com. of Vigilance.
Kalida, July %. 1916.
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NOTICE.

The Democracy Of Jackson will meet at
the Old Boady Farm, on Saturday August l,
to appoint Delegates TO attend the County
Convention to be held at Kalida, on the Sth
proximo.
Jackson Tp., July "a, 1916.
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See advertisement.

NOTICE.
The County Commissioners Of Putnam County
at their June Session, A. D. 1916, ordered the
sum Of $3986 .88 to be levied for Road purposes
Tor the year l846; it being eighty cents on each
hundred dolla.s Of valuation.
JOHN E. CREIGHTON,
County .auditor.
Auditors Office,
Kalida. Putnam Co. July 10, 1916. 282
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JAMES MACKENZIE will be candidate
for nomination before the Democratic county
convention for the Office Of Prosecuting Attorney
Kalda, July ID, 1916.
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Mr.. McLane, our Minister, expressly states
in his letter that the proposition is not the
British ultimatum, and if sent back, the ma
yigation Of the Columbia will not be insisted
on. Ia accepting this treaty, we are not
only dismembered, but eternalIy disgraced.. !.
Ohio Statesm an.
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Mr.. MAcKENzlE.-Please announce that THOMAS
R. MCCLURE, is candidate for County Treasurer,
before the Democratic county convention.
July ID, I846. SEVERAL TOWNSHIPS. y
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Mr.. MAcKENnE.-Announce J. e. CREIGH-
TON, as q candidate before the Democratic
county convention, for the nomination of County
.Auditor. MANY DEMOCRATIC VoTERs.
July Is, I846.
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THE HARvEsr.-The old settlers say, that
better crop of wheat than that of this year,
has never been harvested-in Ohio. The
weather has been fine for getting il in; and
what has been equally fortunate for the far
mers, is the timely rain they have been bles-
sed with, which came at the very nick Of
time, to save the corn, eats, and grass from
suffering.
The price of our staples will probably
rule low for time-how long, it is impossi-
BILE TO tell. II is known to all that our mar
ke.s are auctuaiing; demand for our produce
may suddenly and unexpectedly spring up,
which may improve prices. And all will
agree with us in the opinion that it is far bel
ter for all classes when we have full crops
with halfprices, than half a crop with full
prices. Newark Adpocate.
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Mr.. MAcKENzIE.-Please announce TO the Dem
ocracy that HARRISON G. LEE, will be can
didate for the nomination of County Recorder. be
fore the county convention.
July ID, I846. MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Mn. Wrpsrra's OPINION OF THE MEXICAN

Mn. WEBsTER's OPINION OF THE MEXICAN
WAR.--The following extract from one of
Webster's late speeches does not quite sus-
tain the Wing cry vf iniquiiy:
aThe President, by two messages--one
ofthe 18th of May and the other Of the
18th Of signifies that be is ready to
treat with Mexico upon terms of peace;
,ohile IL appears, at least as far as rc knoD
nop, that Merico Is not willing TO treat. In
regard to this, must say that, in my judg-
ment, if this be the state of the case, Merico
is acting entirely an unreasonable and sense
less part, and the gQrernment Of the United
States, to this ertent, Is acting a proper one
that is TO say, as the war does exist, and the
American government is ready to treat,
without prescribing terms, so as to show that
her terms would be unacceptable, and Mex
leo declines 10 treat-why then say, so Far
the conduct Of the United States is reason
bple, and the condact Of Mexico unreason-
bale and senseless."
"Nothing can erceed, I hare al,cays
thought, the obstinacy and senselessness mani
JeSteU w MeINO,JV oo """y yoWo5 W ~
fusing to acknowledge the independence Of
Teas. A correspondence between this
government and Mexico upon that subject
took place at time when had something
to do with the administration, SO that my at
tention was particularly directed to the
course Of conduct pursued by Mexico, which
struck me as resembling--though it was
much more senseless--the conduct of Old
Spain in attempting for many years to re-
conquer the people of the Low Counties
after they had declared their independence
"Mexico must be taught that il is neces
sary for her to treat for peace upon consi.
derations which belong TO the present state
Of things. We have just claims against hel
claims acknowledged by herself in the
most solemn form of treaty stlpulatons.--
She ought to make propision for The payment,
of those claims; In SHORT, SHE MUST
BE BROUGHT TO JUSTICE"
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NOTICE.

The officers Of tho Sd Brigade in the 18th division will
be mustered at Gbou, on the asth and Goth u August
next for officers drill s. BELL, Brig. Gen.
ByMc. wmrrLr. Brig. Maj
Head Quarters,
Eindlay, o. July TO- 1876
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will do him the Justice = state that his effort
was very credtable one; and yet, with due
difference TO the great man we would say
that we haye known many Of those young
democrats who were the subjects Of his re-
publican sneers and contempt, who were far
his superiorsin argument and oraiory, though
tits quite probable they lacked his bufoonery.
He tells story we'll, and Is something Of a
humorist, but if he be great man, there is
superabundance Of them in the present
generation. He blackguarded the 81 40 men,
and made fling at the Mexican War--he
had propheced this evil two years before,
he said, and with stru, across the stand,
begged the people to mark the realization
of bis predictions. immaculate, far seeing
men! We hooked amongst the Wings for
tears, then, but no eye was suffused with the
bfiny fount In his Tariff argument he was
most unfair. He contended for protection,
and SO shaped his language as 10 leave the
impression that delicate female in Eng
land, by the use of superior machinery, could
perform the labor of 20 men in our own
country. Was that honest? And by such
arguments he established, as he thought, the
position that the Lords Of Lowell and Mid
dlesex should be farther enriched by special
legislation. His argument on the Tax Law
was similar % this. ne told some tr1'hs,
but dodged etesnalIy on the outskirts oi o. ms
subject, as Il AFRAID to grapple win II IKE o
man. lie tnought tnat dozen nohes' ial-
mers should be compelled 10 swear 70 'heir
aist, IN order mat one rch rogue m,ght De
caught. Good enough doctrine, perhaps, II
we esteem every twelfth man IN soc'eiy a
villain. he then commenced a review OF
March, Nash o. Adams KascalIty hepori,
and we Judged from his language that ne had
thorough, practical knowledge OF the term
rascaii'y. ne seemed peftecny a. nohie
with the book--nay, SO eager was ne 10 maxi
out a case that he resorted to the mos,
shameful misrepresentation, ne denounced
Spencer and Ransom as detauiters wnef
ne knew that such statemeniwas positive
falsehood. why did ne not tell us wna'
Marsh, Nash, and Adams were paid iol
iathering TINS batch OF iederal lies! why
did ne not tell US that they are yet guartered
upon the State ata high salary while they
are dong noth'ng! why d'd ne not tell us
ina, Marsh and Nash were bankers Of the
uaiilpeils stamp, ana were engaged N NOSE
Transactions wn,ch sen, harrington 10 the
Penitentlary! Why dld ne moi tell US o.
helley's swindilng sacrihce Oh olate STOCKS
TO pamper me Cut ana Iarusl company
lie knew ms MISSION hascality was his
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We will find room for the Putnam resolu-
tions in our next We are rejoiced that the
Convention instructed in favor of BEN. Met
CALF Esq, for Representative, and we shall
be better pleased if he be nominated by the
district convention. We need radical, un-
0nching democra is in the next Legislature
of Ohio.-Lima Argus.
REPRESENTATIVE CoNvENTIoN.--This
Convention, on last Saturday, at Junction,
was we'll attended-every county in the dis
trict being represented; and we have the sat
isfaction of announcing BENJAMIN F. MET
CALF, of Putnam county, the choice Of the
Convention by handsome majority. Mr..
M. is young man Of talents of "a high order
"a radical democrat-and will, if elected,
(which he will be as matter Of course) do
honor 10 the people Of the Northwest. We
might add, that, since our residence in this
district, we have not seen such respectable
and substantial body of men as were the del
egates composing this Convention; and the
unanimity and good feeling which character
ised it is ominous Of a large democratic ma
jority at the coming election. Proceedings
will appear in our next paper.-Defance
Democrat.
! The NORTHWEST IN THE FIELD.--A Re-
preventative convention of the indomitable
Democracy of the NORTH WESTERN District,
composed of the counties of Paulding, Will
liams, Defiance, Henry, and Putnam, was
held on the 4th Of July. BEN. F. METcALF,
Esq, of the latter county, received the nomi-
nation. Mr.. Metcalf is sound, talented,
and nAexibe democrat, and will do honor to
bis District, and to the State. The utmost
harmony and good feeling prevailed in the
convention, and the democracy of the North.
west are determined that the majority fol
Tod and Metcalf, shall be reckoned by thou
sands.-Ohio Statesman.
LEGISLATIVE NOMINATION IN THE NORTH
WEST DsTRIcT.-We learn by letter that {
Convention was held on the 4th inst, a
Junction, Paulding county, TO nominate q
candidate for representative, to be supported
by the Democracy OF that district, which is
formed of the counties of Putnam, Paulding
Defiance, Williams and Henry. Benz. f.
METoALF, Esq, of Kalida, received the
nomination on the first ballot. We know
Mr.. M. well-and hereby give notice to the
whig minority in the next House of Repre-.
sentatives, that they will find in him very
|, troublesome customer. He has talent of a
high order, and will do honor to the lion.
hearted democracy of the northwest Gin
cinnati Advertiser.
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MAINE.-The Democrats of Maine have
nominated JOHN w. DANA, of Fryburgh,
fox Governor. There can be no doubt of his
election.
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or Tho proceedings and resolutions Of the
sterling Democracy Of Liberty Township will ap.
pear in eur next.
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Mr.. MAcKEgzIE-Please announce the name Of
OrHo w. CRAwris as candidate before the Con-
ven,ion for the nomination of County Treasurer.
MANY CITIZENS.
Blanchard Township, July 8, 1916
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Mr.. MACKENZIE Announce to the Public that
LucIUs E. HAwLEy, will be candidate, subject
to the decision Of the Democratic county con.
vention, for the office Of County Surveyor.
July 10. 1916. MANY VOTERS.
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Mr.. MAcBENzIE.--Please announce that GEoReE
L. HIaeMs will be a candidate for the Office of
Prosecuting Attorney before the Democratic
Convention. MANY DEMOCRATIC VOTERS.
Julv If lR16
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-17

SUBSTITUTE FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF the Surgeons OF the Massachusetts Hospi-
ial. DE-. Bigelow. read n Isrrr before the Bos-
tom Society luT Medical Improvement. on the
''n iAAAn1.gnnass 100 sAHYNetJ ot great
interest Ii isa mr,hyd ui mitigating pain
in surgical operations BY llie limitation oil Ger
i-in others. d.. Moron, oi Boston. first
called his attention TO IL; and though q simi.
lar process dos not appear To- have brcm en-
urclt unknoNn To the medical aCuliy ia Tor
mef yet nothing like certainty was oh
tsi.led 10 the results al the old methods. a
great many experiments have b zen IN ide with
the new however, inall OF which the attempts
10 perform important operations without la.
hiciIng pain on the patients were coinpl, tells
sucocs,iui. Many of these are described iu
DE-. BiseIo~'s PapcL-N. o. Iropie.
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ID. pAINE 4 30. MANAGERs.

WHEELING, VA.
Official dawlng Of the Pokomoke River
Lottery of Delaware. class No. 22o. drawn at
Wilmington. Dec. Z.
IL Is az So % 10 II "a 81 c.
Lowest puke 50.
OIrial drawing of the PokomoSe River
Lottery OF Delaware, class 226, drawn at WI
ming,on, DIE. 3.
OIL Is 73 rs 56 II 50 26 - p % ~ 20
lowest prize So.
Official drawing OF the Pukonoke River
Lottery OF Delaware, class 227, drawn stWn-
uingion. Dec. y.
a 40 n 4 GO 67 s. 30 | &c II
Lowest prize 81.
Official drawing OF the Pokomokc River
Lottery OF Delaware, class 22s, drawnoiWil-
mington. DEC. o..
10 , 20 3 . 63 IL 81 % %
Lowest prize 81.
Official drawing of the Delaware Small fry
Lottery class No. 293, drawn at Wilmington,
Del. Dec. Z.
ca I5 60 10 GO 6s 76 30 II 20 6i % 30
- -
Lowest prize 50.
Official drawing of the Delaware Small Try
Lottery of Delaware, class 29J, drawnat Will
mingion. Dee. 5
81 81 30 - 80 81 SIS 6 % 10 2 %
Lowest prize 81.
Official drawing OF the Delaware Small fry
Lottery oi Delaware, class 296, drawn at vii
ming,un. Dec. 10
81 ~ , SO Ia 56 az 65 81 90 80 IL 30
n
Lowest prize 81.
Official drawing OF the Grand CONSOLIDATED
Lottery OF Delaware, class 10, extra, drawn a
Wilmington. Dec. -.
81 D 81 IL - II S. 10 26 IS IL % Is
Lowest prize So.
Official drawing OF the Grand Consolidate
Lottery Class No. 80, drawn at Wilmington
Del. Dec. ~.
30 90 30 40 ca 50 81 ~ 81 Is 81
Lowest prize Sl2
Official drawing Of the Delaware Small ir.
Lottery Of Delaware, class 297, drawn atWil
mington, dec. IL
n 81 5s 10 66 40 Al 81 l3 II rs 80 , %
~ Lowest prize 81.
n. l.. DORSEY,
Sole Agent Tor the Managers
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ANEcDoTEB BY couYSFL-

ANECDorE BY CoUNSEL.-At the Cork
ISSUES Mi Bcnnci, Contrasting the term. tenn.
perate habits - a p5icy OF assurance. ssiI.
The late Sir Hercules Langrishe was exceed.
ine'y iohi oi drinking, aad bring so. DIR.
P,uuket advised nm Co drink onlv !, e.. =,
wine Ia lhc day. Sir II. promised To OBJ.
bat the doctor called ia upon him dsy q,
two after, aud srcing his patient d little ont
Of order, said to him
Il hog~ you followed my sdyiceYf
ibid. replied the other.
wen, says the doctor. Il am anxion.
To see the sI1r Of lhe glass; upon which ~,
Hercules b'ough ia q glass which bald too
quarts W.
me doctor then rcstnsicd Sir N. toa Mint
o. VINE ~ ihe day, and the following one
,a'ius ,'uel ON his paiient, told him 10 slick
20 tliat quantity and 10 would leogtbso 49,
days. "''
~ . licve vow said Sis Hsicu,es. .lo,
Yesterday WIS the longest dsy ! spent
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PROMOTION OF NATIONAL VIRTUE

PROMOTION OF NATIONAL VIRTUE.
The Committee OF The American Tract So.
cieiy, IN thcirreccnt circular, say
In twenty one years, more than 1850 dit
icrcnt publications including 200 books, have
been prepared and stereotyped, in the various
language spoken on this continent, OF which
more than $1,000 900 copies, or more than | >,
100000 600 pages, have been circulated. At
ihe same lime, more than 1000 publications
have been prepared and issued ab1old. under
the sanction OF the Committee. in nearly one
hundred different languages aud and dialects;
and Sg92 600 have bscn rcmiitcd to various
Foreig, Missionary Stations, and TO Socic-
ties and individual, on the continent Of Eu-
rope. to multiply these ~''lcaves OF the tree of
lite Tor the healing of the nations
"Onc bundled aud fiity-six colporteurs are
now IN commission FROM tie Soeieiy. occu-
p, Ing paris oi all III States and Territories.
and every month is adding To the numher."
Other fields Tor c~olponss aIr opsnins on
eyery hand
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ENTIh--i Ne tcs, baltimore isnn~I spanish
a3' L'aissg, jnr; received ard far ss'ehy
"e'' MTI.NLlEN s. KNON.
- LnhiI I'D iht.d~ a. ~,uehsnp, a new novel hy q
u JS",s. Nnnrresty'. ScTsp Dsg, Nv Caroline
lc iieuiz Wee k"niau TfSso-. hy "a W Ilcrhct: Ihcre.
TIA, hy Butwef. f,no,hcr suIa, 4 S,r.. and pl.its,l.. bx
; Love-; lhfc a1d Adv.n'ure- - Pant lone: al OF Ma
fiekrsing's novels. all of Buiwrf sn,rel.. an and r~ Al
acc El.Lis. m Main strcst.
NoETn WEsTEsN pNNsat NtsetStA.
icccmlrr fSih. I-gG
SfthlS Bsnk VIII 10 closed 90 Chr,-iaas aud New
a Yeas days. No's- dme Ibcfcnu au., L. attended
60 rrcviousiy. dec Il LIST. CAshicr.
NoRTn WEsrNsN uANE ~ NtaatSfa
n~cuniTF 10Th. isls.
tItiiE Annual election Tor 1--WE Director. Tor tfr Parspt
q aud fsur for each oC thu Brauches. 60 -rrvc Tor the
ensuing year. will - held at tlr Ranking Nouse 80 N h-c
Iiux on Tuesday. Jsauafy =. ISts, iriwrrn the hours OF
III A " and > ". dee " Nv List, CASHIER.
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ruE pRESIpENrs MESSAGE

The columns OF our paper have been too
much butthencd TO permit al our making any
dents MessIgc; aud, inlccd, ii is one OF those
documents. as are all those we have yet seen
from IN departments. beneath criticism as
public docum .u,s. Eveiy one, we sp%prehcni.
viii, in ms heart, bear Us ont in the rcmark
that Mr.. Folks Message was weak in lsn-
guage. full OF lautology aud unnecessary lan-
6 iase; that it Is s~accioas in a~rsuueIt anl of
t,nlalse in assertion. IL some of the weak
est documents that has ever emansted from
our national executive, 1t was, in truth, a
reol, rue, out and oui Polk message.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.-Wnting on
New sPaPers. lhe Postmaster General has is
SUEDE c'rco'ar to deputy Postmasiers. direct.
ing them to Nmove he wrappers from all
transient newspapers, l-inied circulars. price
currents. PamphleL and magazines received AT
thrir respective Office, and II found TO con.
tam any manuscript or memorandum of any
klnd ei'heSwnlien or sia1drd, 9. ANY mark,
or signs. except the name and adIreSs oI the
person TO whom it is directed. shalt be Ca
with lcettcr postage, by weight; and ifes
person 10 whom il is directed shall refuse Ia
ply such poslrge, the post mister is to send II
to the Office from whence il came and have Il /,
offender prosecuted for the penalty of 50.
The name of tic sender written or stampe,
on The wrapper OF q newspaper, subjects bin
10 the same penalty.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-17

TEX rs SUGAR.-We have received.
through the house Ut Mccall & Adams. three
hnc specimens OF Texas Sugars. The first is
ct thc prime quality, from The plantation OF
Mf. Sweeney, on the river Ssn Bernard, Bra.
snria county. The mex is of about as good q
quality, ir1m The plantaiioa OF Thotnis Mem
Tier, Jdchspn couniy. The third isdirkrT aud
heavier. bat oi an excellent quality. from the
plantations ot Merccr sRd MeNlahtn. on Coll
ambii river. These specimens were brought
over By MIR. Tuomas Thatcher.-N. u. TOP.
ic.
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BEIEFlT OF ADyFRTlsIvc =,

BENEFIT or ADVERTISING. .-The
Southern Standard tells a story OF q man in
London who determined TO spent all br made
during Use first year 10 advertising. De soon
found that IL wss impossible. Tor ,he ,i,nnle
reSson that The more be- advertised. the more
he made: aud after q strenuous effort 20 get
al ct his money in advertising. he had TO
give IL up.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-17

Ii j. not the intention of the volunteers
from the east, to take advantage of their nu-
mcrical strength aud elect their own f~avorites
into al the offices tn be filed by the Regiment;
but we are told that il is the determination
oi a grrat portion of them to vote for none for
Held officers but those wh) have volunteered
70 go under any circumstsuces.-PiHsLurg