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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-03-20
PROTEST.

II is not from IN idle curiosity, but from
a deep interest in the signs and promises of
better DAYS. that we desire to know how
stands the ministry of the Universalist church,
in reference 10 the great question OF Amerl-
can Slavery. The measure hereby adopted,
is one that promises such a result, as the re-
quest is preferred to every minister OF the
Uniyersalist denomination in the United
States, with brotherly affection and true re-
spect. We wish, moreover, 10 know from
whom we can expect hearty fellowship and
corporation in our prayers, our pleas, and our
labors, to advance the cause of Human Free
dom, and 10 whom we can look for sympathy In
our adherence and detestltion of that system
which destroys, as far as man has power to
destroy the grand distinction between man
kind and brutes, and which holds in perpet-
nal bondage three and a half millions of our
fellow creatures. We believe that by pre-
~sentinr a united front, we can add something
to the moral power that is creating a deep hor-
ror at the monstrous wrong of Slavery, and
that shall gather strength and greatness till
human nature cannot Withstand the majesty
of the demand to " let the oppressed go free,''
but shall glorify God by loyalty to Right
and Duty. With this desire, hope and trust,
we offer our Protest against American Slave
~, in the following reasons:
l.. Because it denies the eternal distinc.
ton between a man and property, ranking a
human being with a material thing. The at
tributes of the soul forbid such a classification
for that alone can be recognized as property
which is not wronged by the act of being
owned by another. To maR was originally
given dominion over the lower order of ami
mails that he might hold them as property
but he has no right nor grant to W his fell
low being.
Q. Because Slavery does not award to thu
laborer the fruits Of his toll, in any highe
sense than 10 cattle. All the claim to an.
property-svsn to the fruits OF tho tillags O
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-03-20
FREDERlCk DOUGLASS
Perth, ~(Scotland,) 9th Jan. 1916.
THE UNIVERSALISTS.

The following Protest is the one adopted
by the general convention of Universalists in
September last, and which was directed to be
circulated among the clergy Of that denomi-
nation for SIGNATURES.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-03-20

IU~BLIsnING CoMMrrTEE:-Snml Brooke,
George Garretson James Brrnnbv, Jr.,
David l.. Galtresth. Let Holmes.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-03-20

0T.m remihances 10 be made, and all letters
relating 10 the pecun,ary g6airs 9 MePaper,
10 be addressed (post paid) 70 the General
-fgent. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for fnscr-
ton 10 be addressed 10 The Editors.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-03-20

o. TERMs:-$l so per annum, or $500 II
not paid within six months of the time OF
subscribing. q
ADVERTISEMENTS making less than a square
inserted three times for 10 cents:-one
square 81.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-03-20

BENJAMIN S. JONES, rn
j. ELIZABETH JONES, hDrro"S'
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-03-20
ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE.
Published every Friday at
SALEM, CoLuMBIANA Co., o.

JAMES BARNABY, Jr., General Agent.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-03-20

]. q. pAlNIGB, PRINTER,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-03-20

If a man is happy and contented in slave
~, he knows not tho feelings Of a man.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-02
IICkN nKEANf

Tho forms Of the small shots used by
spof,smen, are exactly spherordIcah The
manner IN which this advantage - secure,
IS ingenious. 1t - sard that MIR. Wait
native Of Bristol, aud plumber by trade
had u dream, 10 which be saw the whole
Continuance. A person appeared before
him on The top Of high tower, with .ciye
in his hand, and ladIe Of melted load in
the other; the lead was poured into the
selve, which he shook violently and the Il.
qnld metal fell in drops, like rain to tho
floor OF the tower, but IN its soidlfed state.
The imaginary person then descended from
the tower and examined some Of the sho,
and among them Watt saw several tina,
were not either perfectly round or had tails
to them. To separate them from the 9th.
efs, The man removed The shot 10 an IN.
cIned plane those that were round rnn
down the plane, while those that were me.
shapen wrIggIed over The side. A perfect
separation was lh1s effected. This was n
lucky dream for Watt as he sold his m.
tent for 100000. and similar method !.
still employed by manufacturers.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-02
CHARITY THRICE BLESSED -

Judge Trevor, Of Georgia, during the
past spring, found that many Of his poor
ne'ghboFs were IN a starving condition IN
consequence of the short crops last wear
and w'Ihou, the means Of purchasing spb.
s'''e"ce' lie accordingly procured 1850
bushels Of corn aud 10 hog6cads Of bacon
IRON Savonnah, which be distributed =.
mnng them at moderate prices on a credit,
bic.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-02
CASTING OUT DEVILS.

I Last January, q rich hypochondrac in
The north Of France, was persuaded by his
friends tina, he was bewiiched urd repair
ing to hrs physician, announced tha, he haC
seven deyIIs. OaIy seven 7 replied the doc
tor. "Bu, seven"
The man Of medicine, seeing that bis pa.
TENTS malady was mental, vent through
with q formal examination, and promised
10 cure him in seven days, 10 driving one
demon from his body every morning at 20
francs each, with the exception Of the last
to overcome whose obstinate lenacily va.
worth 40 francs. The hypochonjriac con.
scnlcd, a7d the neat day vas subjected to
the action Of machine, novel and fornrda.
bic in appearance to him, and received Sc.
we're electric shock. fie shrieked aloud
the doctor said coldy, " one has departed. -
The same operation had been performed
SIX successive days; and when the seventh
came, the patient was warned 10 summon
all his courage for contest With the chlel
oil Tue band, whose resistance would be ire.
mendous. The doctor then proceeded TO
give hlm shock which laid him ,oravlinp
on the floor. Gayly recovering himself
" am cured !" he exclaimed, paid the price
agreed upon, and went BIZ, way.
Moral" Answer a fool according 70
hls folly"
What is the difference between q lady',
beau aud Iady's hustle
I Before the Iady's face, the beau
Is speclous as quack;
The buaIle makes the greatest snow
Behind the lady's back.
There is law in Holland which oblipe.
NE government TO bring up, at il. o#u
charge, the seventh child of every family,
10 ~tHch there are already SIX living,
A Top Is like a set of new knives and
lotkSi you cant put him so any thing use.
iuI without taking away all his polish.
That's smart fellow. said one. ,Uow
do you make that QUIT WHY. bo has
been hctng for the last two years without
eurs'Hg penny !
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-02
From The n. D. Picayune, Sept 18th.
Later from the ARMY.

The steamer Sea, Capt. Jenkins, arrived
Yesterday afternoon, from Brazos San,lapo
ria Port Layacca and Galveston. She
left the Brazos on the 9th inst. and Gal.
weston on The 9th. Among the passenpe,s
she brought TO this city were Mai. McRea
OF the army aud thirty discharged yolun.
leers. She also brought three compan,e,
TO Indian Point, who are TO proceed 10 San
Antonio to Join Gen. Wool's command.
The l.. 5. steamer Telegraph, Cant.
AUD from this port arrived at Brazo.
Santiago on the 9th inst.
The news from The Army is Wiihou,
importance. The letters suhloined con.
tam such items Of information as posse,s
any immediate interest.
Editorial Corespondsaes Of fhe Picayan,.
MIR, Mexico, Aug. 80, ls4O.
came up TO tins place last evening, IN
company with four or five Of McCuloch.
men, and an express going in to Camarpo
gives me an opportunity OF sending youa
line.
/. There are no troops hste, Capt Vln.
tons company having been senl 90 toward.
Serslvo; bu, there are some twenty Or
thirty stray Texans in the place, and the
inhabitants, although they number f,e At
SIX thousand, are entirely civil. There
has been hard sighting here in time. past.
and III, people probably do not car. nbou,
repetition.
From SeraI,o, Tor which place We start
10 day, bear that oil IS quiet General
Worth sencamped there, and n the course
: Of ten or twelve DAYS the whole army I
reach the place. All accounts 60 TO sho~
f, tina, !, IS a delightful town, the watr, cIeat
, and plentiful, and the chmsts healthy ,ll
mos, salubriuus. This IS great deal
more THAI can b. said Of Camargo, for
, there Is much Sickness there. The Place
IS to bs gnsnsonsd BY volunteers, and il !,
feared, should the weather couguue bon
!. and .Glry as at present that not ua.,
j disease will prevail.
You may hear further fron me a, r1n.a
!, Asuda Or seral'o. c. w. X.
>. PuNrA AsUpA, Aug. 81 1915.
of have this moRent arrived Al thus > ace
10 and am Oh 10 fs~ rlomsnts Tor Serayo
re bu, On opportunity Of sending down by
i Capt SibIsy induces ma TO giva you q line
o. Gen, Smith ls eneamped here on hlg'
On and beautiful grouad and with oes
stream 81 wa,sr running drsesls past
At The health Of the commsRd-ai prAss1
n. some seven Of eight hundreds ssce so
at aud from the position Of the camp i ml-
ed continue 80 Capt. Blanchard, Of lh
louisiana company, tells mo tha, he b
h. no, man who Is really sick.
en- gentleman lust in from SeaIyo i
ed form, me ,ha, the impression there 80
,ns that the Nes.cAns would make b
he stand at Monterey. One thing ts certa.
IA, all the rsuehero 'esd,rs have drawn
their forces IN hs, direction. There /,
several organized bands Of robbers 90 !
i, roads q this neighhorhood, bu, as We. ia
~, have not the temefty 10 attack any oas
70, My companions there ar. oa.y lhu
~ Of lhem-are Col. Fitzpatrick, young VI
son, Of New Orleans, and gentleman
The name Of Thomas, from Mar and.
Il They sI have Jo,nsd McCulioch ~h9
''' expected up al Seraiyo IN three CT 70
days. c. W n,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-02
Sp.'al c.r,roas.ue. y a, Pteayas,.

pa VIZ ltHAfHHf "a ~ kt4kLhf
CAsARCo, Msxco, Aug 20, 1876.
Editors Of Ae pteaVHKs We have re.
ceNed intelligence 81 tie SAFE arrival q.
Gen. Worth, vIh his division, Al S,r.sa
That place Is represented ss being para.
disc, cuapated with C4margo. ADJ lie
troops here arc Consequently no more 81.
gsr to push forward. Mex SUNDAY 10
9th Of Sept Gen. Taylor nil move lo'-
ward 10 hat depot. The train vii start
Ia the middle Of the week. nGd sbsH. %
on S'sh It, uoss, some better oppou-e.}
offers.
The lst regiment Of Teynn R1snta
have been pad OF to-day, and WI sool
START for home with the exception Of le.
"ho have joined other corps. Col. tyt
Rangers are, It IS said, 10 be- dtsbandeI "a
len Or twelve daSs, bot | do not believe
tbs report Is correct ~, have good raa.
son, 10 know that Gen, Taylor viii retso
them.
II IL becoming very siekly anon. ITO
AeSlcans Of tins place. Few Of them Isl,
10 any thing better than shed, OF raI
without sides, the walls having been was5,
ed away. The mortality among The yong
children is fearful, and the adults arc be.
ginning to fall under the malignant ATTACKS
Of fever. Five days in succession have
Witnessed funeral ceremonies. aud to dlg
at IS nov u. o'elock) there have been
two funerals. Ny old friend Don Brua9
"atc!a has four Of his family, adults, down
with tho fever. There Is less sckncs, 10
proportion among our troops, though It IS
beginning TO show itself more than here,
toiofe.
A sergeant in the Baltimore battalion
WIS pointed out day before yesterday, ~
Mexican who claimed a horse IN the ser
gean' s possession, which hs SAID had been
stolen from him. Lieut.. Kane who now
commands tho town, had the ACCUSED ar,
rested, and brought before the alcade,--
he sergeant, in his turn, brought up ono
OF the Prtyates of the ssme battalion, from
whom he had purchased the horse. The
private declared that he had bought tie
anImnl from regular soldier, but The
Mexican proved clearly that HE horse vas
ms own, and that he had never sold It 10
any one, but that II bad been stolen from
MN. The private was made TO she'll our
The money to the sergeant, and tho horse
was returned 10 the Mexican. What the
late OF The private was, in bis own corps,
know moi,
Cot foyton is still with Gen. Taylor.
ind will go on with him. Gen. Butler has
his headquarters near General
iayIor'' and the Brig. Generals of tho
volunteers are near him. Gen. Butler
vas most cordially received BY lbe whole
Irmy. His value as u soldier, a states.
nan, and n man, was well known and APP
'feclaIed by oil, and the officers, both reg.
lars and volunteers, frequently speak Of
nc confidence with which they would
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-02

That's smart fellow. said one. How
DO you mske that outr Why, no has
been h1ing for the las, two years without
carstH2 penny :
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-02

4 fop is like SET of new knives md
,otA' you cant put him SO any thing use.
iul without taking away all his polish.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-24
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WEDNESDAY, Dec 16.

The House met.
Petitions Presented
By Mr. Hanna from crzens Of Carroll county, 10 in
corporate manufacturing company Delphi; refer
red TO a select committee.
BY MIR. Meredith, from citizens of Wayne county, TO
vacato certain streets in Cambridge City referred to
select committee
Also from certain German citizens, on the subject OF
German schools; referred TO the committee previously
appointed on that subject.
BY Mr. Norton, from citizens of Elkhart, TO do away
with the apprasement laws in certain cases. referred TO
the committee on education.
Bills introduced and read the first time.
By Mr. Harvey, to change the name Of James Morris
Smith to that of James Morris Vesta
BY Mr. Smiley, to extend the term OF the board doing
county business in Tippecanoe county.
BY Mr.. Tackett, TO amend certain sections OF The Re
vised Statutes.
By Mr. Nosnser, for the benefit of the ParRs county
seminary.
sructing the committee roads inquire what further
legislation is necessary protect the Cumberland road,
and such materials have been provided by the General
Government, for the Of said road adopted.
By Mr. Harlan for the further relief Of the securities
of James A Kindle; which read three several times
and passed
By Mr. Seet to repeal certain act for the benefit OF
supervisors as ia. IS Shelby county is concerned.
BY Mr.. Green, extend the jurisdiction of justices
BY Mr. Julian to reduce the Pce Of the Revised Stat
By Mr. Wiley to repeal certain sections of Revised
Statutes
Mr. Durham, on leave, introduced resolution Of in
quiry relation the board of county commissioners
being composed Of person from each township TO be
elected by the legal of said township; adopted
MIR. Moore, leave, introduced resolution nqurng
into the proprety Of purchasers Of canal lands having
re-survey of their lands at their own expense
Mr.. Holman opposed the resolution. lie thought the
Legislature had throughout their whole session. mani
tested determination Cypress the purchaser OF canal
lands.
The resolution laid on the table,
By Mr. Suit, to extend the benefit of certain acts for
the relief Of purchasers Of canal lands Clinton county
referred to a select committee.
Bills Of the Senate read he third time and passed
Bill for the relief of Victor Pepin
To authorize nolle PrOsequi entered in an Indictment
IN the Dubois circuit court.
To authorize a special of the Madison circuit
court.
Bills of The House read The third lime and passed.
For the better regulation of the board doing county
business in the county Of Warrick establish State
road between Sleuben and Dekab countiesl TO lncopo
tho Clify band of musicians in Decatur county; to
the town Of Independence, in LaPorte county
yacae certain streets and alleys Noblesville Hamilton
county relative to the probate court Of Fayette county
relative to swinging gates highways to vacaic part
Of the town Of Blarsve, IN Posey county, relating IL
the probate courts in Allen county.
4 number Of bills passed their second reading. :
! The House then, upon motion of Mr.. Huddesion, nd
journed
i AFTERNOON SESSION.
j House met.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-24

Mr.. BsteII member elect from the county Of Wander.
burgh, appeared and took his seat.
The bill providing for reduction Of the county exPer-
ses OF Floyd being read the second time Mr. Carr Of l..
moved to refer The bill 10 the committee of WAYS and
Means, with instructions make its provisions general
MIR. CrOokshank moved amend by insirucfing ths
committee TO inquire in relation the reduction of Clerks
of Circuit Courts and Shers fees referred with the in
structions.
The Speaker laid bcflre the House the report Of the
Trustees OF the Lunatc Asylum; laid the table, and
800 copies ordered to be printed
The bill for the relief Of the voters Of Wsrick county,
read the second time.
1.-THE bill authorizes the of warrick county to
vote al any place they may proper
Mr. Fuller said the object Of this bill was 10 give the
people OF Warrick the right of suffrage. consequence
OF hgh water The voters were frequently unable 10 get to
the polls The county is peculiarly stuaied-streams
traverse the whole county, and when full the people
often prevented from going the place they required
TO VOTE when they can easily go 10 another place aud
their votes. if the law would permit them.
Mr. Thompson moved 10 commit the bill 10 the com nit
lee elections with instructions make its provisions
general.
Messrs secres and Yaryan advocated its reference with
the instructions, aud il was so referred.
Mr. Durham, leave, introduced bill to provide for
settlement with he former of the State
Penilenlia, which read the first and second times
and referred to the committee on the State Prison.
Mr. Noel introduced a resolution instrucng The CON-
mittee the Judiciary inquire whether James Drake
Of the Directors Of the Bank on the part of the
State, had vacated his Office by voluntarily leaving the
State and accepting military office in the service Of the
United States in Mexico. Adopted.
BY Mr.. Shields, that the committee the judiciary
enquire whether further legislation necessary author.
lie Clerks Of Probate courts 10 administer oahs connected
with the discharge Of their duties. Adopted.
Mr. Holman introduced bill to fix the salary of the
Auditor Of Miami county Passed to the second reading
MIR. Hicks, resolution, instrgcling the inquiry by
the committee of Ways and Means in relation the fees
of the several county Treasures and Auditors in the State
Adopted
Mr.. Thompson bill to amend the Statutes in relation
TO the collection of debts and enforcing DEGREES n chance.
ry. Read twice and referred to the judiciary committee
Mr.. Harvey bill in relation the service of subpoe-
| mas in ChanceTy. Read the first time.
Mr. Palmer bill in relation to courts in the 9Th judi
cia district Passed to the second reading.
Mr.. Noel, resolution directing the committee on Be-
nevolent and Scientific Institutions inquire into the
that led to the withdrawal discharge
Mrs. Mary A w. Johnson Mstron from the Deaf and
Dumb Asylum, with power send for books and papers
Adopted.
Mr.. Osborn, bill, in relation to Jurors in Sullivan
county. Ordered TO the second reading.
On motion Of Mr.. Stanfeld, the House adjourned.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-24

Messrs Fuller ard Collins appointed elleis the
part Of the House.
he Speaker laid before the House the report Of the super
intendent Of the Wabash and Erie canal
B Palmer, leave, introduced bill to amend act for
the relief Of purchasers Of canal ands read second time
and referred.
Mr. Fuller, leave introduced bill for the relief OF the
voters Of WarTick county.
MI Mason leave, introduced bill 10 declare part OF
Salt Creek public highway.
MI Suit leave, introduced bill to define the width Of
roads in Clinton and Tippecanoc counties
The Senate aud proceeded, in Joint
tion, to ballot for judge Of the eighth Judicial circuit
The following is the result;
LIST Cd Sd 4th 9th
j. w. Wright received II 70 10 10 II
H. p. Biddle received 63 III 10 ~ 76
Scattering, 9
II. p. Bidle having received majority OF all the votes
given, was declared duly elected.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-29
sINER,- icANApIan yEaM,rrcE

w se the fsanfi sonr of msas an dvs
rftear disea-e@. ittdecd thsfs u scarcely = com
rtssnt ~htch srlicts infancy sad chkdnpod. witch NAV
- ~ rfodacea ~ hixhiy srgravatcd ~ the presence %
49, snin,ss an The bowels. Eases are r~cutdcd~ say
a. esianeet tbysirfsn, OF thsir producing ~ vnns
ssnoc. nSt Law. sroplctr. nnsuis. dropsy ofthe head. IN
nsms.,en ofuc syr-. rer~cted vision. paralysis. -, 81
ally ~fths muscles sut~ervient 20 .poceh. -auiufln<. pa:
rssucn etths hsst. hiecur. dry cough. plsefs',c pains
efopfscn. thenrsiie pains N thu otnts. &C. Dt. Chap
man says hsi every spcctes % Worms seems 40 kaer its
origin and suPpor ~ a wesk and deptaxcd condition ~
ue digestive otEsns-~ Again he SAYS. ~tu al eascs ~
d,~'ni.i'sd strength sod eiuacisfion of ffsms however
redaerc. snd especially n The howeis share la the dehiit
tNoa stsis. " nav Ia . shiia suspect thsis exisiaacs o.
deatNed ma a weak state % tbs digestive organs ~ tina,
witch principally leads IN tile psodurtisp Of ~orms."-
VI Wood fen-tks. "tf~re - yes Er~si SPARE Cor Improve
rne"s ~ us rl.sh" 0f treating thi. cotnplsint.~ (tNoTrnsl
Iheiafgeet Worm. Usquc-s iou slaV are found most re
qsenii, IN Young reopic OF persons of weakly 81 ine'a.
&c h's-- and dspsctic hehi's. and hence car 6Fsi ,nscn
ton sneeld y io inrtro'ss the system cetef siig aud IN
steasaeh sns ,ntesilnss particularly"
Ihs femedy 10 which We would cain The Attention q
me catsic - one Which hs proved succ~ssmi ff . lon
,ims and % - universally seknow leissd hy ~ " no has
uief y, tote Tar snrsrssr 10 amy oihcf r-~dicine svcr go
pof"d IN siseees &c uhisb 80 recommended. ID ~
oaly destroys Wcsnas and lnvtesfatc- the u hoic ssris,s
eh hon-oiros ant carries OF ~ upcfahundan siiu,s q
sauc"t~. - prev icni IN thr stomach and hou cs 81 chi
dreu. Hn"fs svTecisily tio~e IN had hesluh. The mnr,
t"'ms We ncd or ns~t IN witch Worms rfotaoe the
l"see. and ~ removing y. a y i~uposs,hle tp'ths Woes
- remain tu the hod,. W H. harmless IN ls rHert. On n
system, ard the health sfti.e patent h ai~avs inp,o,,
~ ns use, even when no worms are discover "a.
JOHN WiNER A co.
Snic proptisooFs FOE thr 4. =.
erssire ~ PRYOR a. fACLl. Druggists. ~ "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-29
nEWAREI

re REM. SMITH, 10 not warns with q rrs On
ths sorTez Of us hOH, ali - sugar Csates" rHl. ats
Counterfeit
Frisoipa odes 10 Greenwich street. lsrs. e,ist
block, y. v. fucs - cents = toa.
Agents ~ Wbsciing, J. MHACKFR FEYOu A.
fAtii, and ID. Ar1us nf e
~. CiaifsViis, O, Z a RAMSEY Nov1C
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-29
Huntington. md, juno ~. 1916.

Dear tiE sn most out o. vosr " Isptas VrsEr..
stt busAH CosTrp fILLs. aud hnA them selling A. L..t
sisi Y thhHS you had tsuef send me two gToss immediate
~. They give such reAsfal Eat lrfarIian that pso.ls come
al least twenty miles Gr them. and a. u !. s.nsrsny
Known ! sn agent for them, 1 would - ,sry sefry 90 Fct
est YDnr. rc.p.,tG,sh
SAM MOnREA 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-29
MUFFS, MUFFS.

ESoR Ladies and Misses just received a. me Wheciins
= store, . large assortment 81 Muns Of ,snous uuaff
ties and csiofs. RssiLyHI Murs. Tos do. VIVA Gsi DO
Anieah Lynx, do. Cane do. ~ GAnei do. Gene, DO cal
~ JOHNSON a BARRNmLI.
GKEAT BARGAINS. t~ENsENEY 4 EHOBTs. de.
- rlreus ~ cis-tng out tistr sfofk IT Gsstsfe.. SIN.
sass, Muslin dc Lstns len over ifoni lat ssa-au. -, tl ..u
TEEN on Ter cairs prices. tsI saoa ff ue arc deer.
octsber 10. isto