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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-31
THE MOB AND MURDER OF DUNCAN

n gentleman from ElwaTdsyille gives us
more eircumstantial account OF the cau,cs and
incidents attending the murder of James D,,,,'
can To winch we alluded on Wednes,lay last.
sHo from ms statement. the truth Of which we
have no reason to doubt, the affair eec,r,s -,
have been barblrous in the extreme
Our information is, that an attempt wac nal.
to arrest man at Duncan's house TO which ~
offered no resistance, sut the man refused -, Lo
arrested On this. an alteration ensped in
winch Duncan chOked and thrust ONT of Ri
mouse the party attempting to make the arrest.
aHd MhtTcupon they gave ID. a severe BEATING
Va The day following about 20 persons went ~,
DunCans house and warned him 10 leave he ,t,
following Saturday which he refused to 40 ~,
less under legal compusion. Duncan ,be,,
went To Edwadsville and GOT warrants oar, =,
g3inst thcs, who had threatened him nj.
winch one person was arrested This mo-,
gave bail l9f his appearance on the S,t,rI,,,
loiioWing, ihc day on which Duncan had bee,,
warmed To leave. On Tuesday last as Duncan
was coming to - Louis, iu his carriage. with
w'man' Mrs Page. who has lived with him
some years he YVES ovcriakcn by a large psrtv
OF men (rcpor says hundred) near the hons.
ct a Mr.. Williams. As soon as ID and NJ,
Pogo saw the party approaching tbev lrf, a.,
cauiage and flcd for the house. The gs.,il;,,,
purity fred upon Duutan aud hc upon he
Mrs. Pags also ired Duncan fIl. nr,lv g."
on hls lace, plcfced by several balls. two Of
which passed through lis head. Mrs. pace
received some thne or four balls the ONLY ~.
nous one entering under her arm aud passing
through her bnfasi. Her fire to,,k effect ON !,
nan named Bailey. FROM which ID Is fhougbt
Pc y, VIII not ferofeE Mss. PAGE ezcsped i8fo
WHiioms huuse. ond Tie inob costiuin.d ~
i~ Mrs. Willioms. who was there alone
y, W. wv nun5eI a small children. gathered the
h.'i.9fcn, and took possession of the Gre place
whist NJ. Pagc attempted TO conceal herseiCl
1ndcr Doe bed. Toe 6rna into tlo i,,,,,s,, -,
.l"9'"g. MIS- williams prevailed on Mr.. p 1
70 ''e'e which she did, and ESCAPED 70 =
o,n neid, and from dence msIlc her way 10 .
ho li, about d miie aud half distant
This IS ihe information given us w. a..
'c9ues',d To- Estate iiR DOE immediate ii, igi,bo,s
'i NJ Duncan bod BOO hsuj in ,he ,esf,s,
ihd iint a large portion of lbc uob IN +. h..
.ie'ed was tom 5u adjoining cpunr T5.
.ungleci "'l b., h'ongli b,for 20. -nul la,'
80 Lora Hy JHflt Out.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-31
THE LATE MIR. SoIJTuEy

The following extract from Mir Mackay's
"Sceucrf and Poetry OF the English Lakes
viii be perused with interest by mos, of our
readeIs. Tiie aUIlor is conversimg with Words.
worth:
"ln speaking OF ia, lament.d Souihev.
whose name SO intimately associated with
his own, be dwelt with much emphasis upon
the long continued and sy stemaiic economy of
his lime, by which no was enabled 10 vary his
studies from history to philosophy phil
osophy To politics-irom politics 10 poetry.
anu do more worn in each than would have
sutficed TO make the reputation OF halt dozen
men OF inferior att,ainments At the period OF
his death; and indeed long before, it was the
general opinion that he had tasked h is brain
TOO severely by study; and that his intellect had
become overloaded from excess of mental
toll; and that he had abored mot wisely; bu,
too well. Mr.. Wordsworth, however. denied
That such was the case. Though Southey's
labors were almost superhuman, and were va.
ned IN a wonderful manner they seemed. he
sad, rather to refresh aud strengthen, than "a
weary and weaken his mind. He tell vic.
TIM, not to literary toll, but TO strong sfftc.
tivn Tor his first wife, which led him night al-
ter night, when his labors of the rlay wcre
ended, 10 watch with sleepless anxiety over
nef SICK bed. The strongest mind, as he oS.
49, :" "'Niuiot'il give way utucr the long
continued deprivation OF the natural refresh
nrcnt OF the body. No brain can remain in
permanent health that has been ovcrtaske,l, by
night viglls, still more than BY daily labor.
when such vigils are accompanied by the
pcrpetually recurring pain OF beholdine the
suffering ct a beloved object, aud the as per
petually recurring fear OF losing il, they be-
come doubly and trebly injurious; and the la.
Dor mat must he done becomes no Longer Tho
JOY and solace that it used 10 b.. i, is trans.
formed from pleasure into pain; from a
TREND into an enemy; from a companion into
fearful monster, crying like the daughter of
the horse leech. Give! give!" 1t is then thai
Tue line and delicate machinery OF the mind is
deranged. 1t is then that il snaps; then that
the sweet bells are tangled and out of tune:
tnat the light is extinguished, and the glory
hidden under cloud, that eternity NAV lift.
oui not Time. Such, il appears, was the case
with the am'able Robert Southey, the grand IL
NOT li'e great poet; the accomplished scholar,
and tile estimabe man in every relation of
life.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-31

Inc following arc the Ayes and Nays on the
resolution TO commit the Tariff TO the Com
mittec on Finance with instruction 10 amend
so as TO discriminate against British and in ia .
vor OF the American manufactures.
Heas-MeSSrs. Evans, Ciiley Upham, Web
ster' Phelps, Davis, Simmons. Greene, Niles.
Huntington. Miller, Dayton, Cameron, Sur
geon, Clay ton, Clayton, Pearce, Johnson. Ar
cher, Mangum, Beuicn, Barrow, Johnson.
Morehead, Crittenlen, Corwin, Woodbridge.
Jarnegan--2S.
Nays-Messrs. Fairfield Arthurton. Dix.
DlChnson, Penny hacker, Calhoun, McDnflic
Go'qmi, Lewis. Bagby, Chalmers, Spreight:
iTney, Allen, Bright Brccse, Atchison,
Ash'ey' sever Cass, Wesicott. Yulee. Hous-
ton, RusG, Benton, Scmple. Hanncean-27
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-31
MEDICAL NOTICE

nNToR ELISHA WARNER respectfully snnoun.
= ees 70 the citizens Of Wheeling aud sDirroundiny
country that shcf an absence Of four months on bsires.
~ hes Ivlnfncd 10 the city aud permanently loc sfrd
hanhiu Tor the literal share OF patronage bestowed on
l curing ms short residence in Wheeling, be sti ten
dcfs ms professional services and hopes 10 meet the an
pIohellon OF an impartial public An professional calls
snet ~ me city oi country, viii be promptly attended
ton. F~"'e"" ~s'eh
Doctor Narne, having studied medicine under the ,u
non OF respectable physician tbo old scbo ana hsv
iag thoroughly studied the Indian or Iofspir ~
@ 's'es' who " ~ generally known the Old Indian
l-l.lel OF iWspufEhl aud having had the experience
, NO. extensive patronage the above city Tor the
- tisu'th years hopes BY assduous and uarefnittsd
ttt"h '" has profession. satisfy the fcssoosle ~,
deuce and patronage ~ e' o'""
IN ihe brick block Immediately a. the south
d Z" We bridge, and three doors from his Former .ts,d
now occupied w Col. ~ D. Kelley N
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-31
CHANCERV SALE.


NDUKSUANf 10 the decree pro,.,aoc,d M A.,
y sun 80 Chanc'fy on the liza day Of January
1876 wherein
william Dean is Compliment.
AND
'o1" Gtch's', William cvfIia end ,ihers. are Ds.
fsndasH
The StenGoi Ohio county seiirr ,s ,es.., ..,lon-
~ under sad decree eiil asf lss ~slo a. ihs fIani
a''of ~ ibe eouu huuss ~ saiJ eoualy 81 Ohios
s'infdoy ihe 2O'h dsy ~ June 1886 E,Hs tuBs
hs'ed l~o bundled snd AK. one hHadrtd ssd one.
one hnnafsd sod lbiriy sishi. hundred anA
iof'y sevsn hardrsi ~ q f,ng nine. and thirty
'H". t206} NOI) u3D u41) Qfs) t32l snosie IN
'hai faf II Middle Wheeiiag. tnuu psH % ihs
ci'y - Whseiuel lad oH ~ Noah zsns. Juhn Few.
cen and others ~ yaeny snrh fsfis thereof as
hail he nseeesssg ~ satisfy fhs Debt herrsi snd
ci'sts dsrteed she rps pisinsni ~ he cause
r. R,is--Ten pcf rent 81 he pnfciase nonsg
b. lsid IN cash. I'D ihe fesidse thereof in hfss
squai Payments atsis, twelve and eighteen ssu,h.
han he dsy 81 sale. ne pnfshases o. ppfeb.ss,.
sivns tosd. Wnh feod sseusily bessias ,n,sss.,
tom The jsy q sale
Join q EOFF - 6y
Snsv2 % y q woo,- Soc
Tie sais ~ he aluve rfnpcuy b Postponed ons,l
safUsisy 'bs istJay 20 Auaul. 1896 iunft
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-31
NOTICE TO wATEn pvNrv..

- petsoS who having been assesed viii, water rent
ot the current year. think thefusp1ve. .~-r~.,
sA" ,s~-e-smen are hereby notified thai the CON
on W ser works OF the Council will meet Al AZ,
tbc oo.b -, =. t az T" COCK Z. ~ Freddy next
49, INST TO hear All Complaints and reetiF al crro..
IN ssa assessment There they request All sneb ,er.on,
se Is y or reduced. and all rents moi r.mittsd ~ ~
aueea wIhle collected by The eollecar ,vbo hss NJ az
n, % ~. '"uee' TANNER. Chairman OF
- " tommiutee ON Wafor Kgorkr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-31
DAINE q CO., MANAGERs.

NIIFFLENtI. Va
Ohcal drawings 90 the Dciaw arc Lottery ssm,u frv,
class No Ia, drawn Wilmington ON TUESDAY Jnlv 81
1916 "
u 40 - - s. 90 90 53 6J ~
Lowest prize ST.
Omcial drawings OF the Delaware small fry' Io.,cry
class las, drawn Wilmington Thursday JIv "a 40
% 81 - 81 81 "a So - IS 90 81 q "A
Lowest prize 81.
Ofieia drawings ofihe Pokomokc River LOTTERY e,ss.
No. l1e, drawn al Wilmington on Monday July a "a
20 81 50 IL 8 90 50 N n IL
Lowest Prize 81.
oheid drawings ofthe Delaware "snan fr,', Io,,e,,,
1916. ~ -
ss % SO 81 ~ 10 20 "a n
- Lowest Prize "a
PRIZES. Ono Of $50 and one of = i'm -, a.,
fokomokc; and two Of 500 each IN the small f,,s
on ". l.. DORSEY,
70 Sole gent for the MANAGE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-31
JAYNE,s sANATIvr pttre

These Iils may t>iaken all tines and in ,,.st dis
IN lnsmaory intermittent remliicnt bilious ana
every form OF FEVER, Jsundice aud Liver Comrl.Sn,
esia they arc really invaluable article r.
nuny changing the vuised ions OF the stomach
ana NeT and producing healthy acfisn in tha-e imroy
organs. Ibey are very valuable for diseases on The
ah whs' - eaalsnoniy selIsd irnpuritv Of ,h-
b""ui Also h Female Complaints. Cost ivcnes- and
"a tact every disease where Aierient Alternative or
purgs;ivc medicine may be required.
DYSPEPSIA positively can he cured Nv a pcr-crerin,
use OF ibis saneve. especially II Tonic vernive
Il used IN conjunction. S0
. PEI ed only hy Dr. d. Jayrc No South Third .,
fhtedciphIs. For sale IN Wheeling hy
ys7 J.cRUMBAcKEp.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-31
WEPORTED BY CIIAS. III. BERRY
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
VI Boats for the last 81 hours. ending yester
ddu M 4 o'rlorl ~ n
WHEELING DIVISION meets on Monroe
street every Friday at 8 o'clock, T.. NJ.
HENRY ECHoLS. W. p.
veg ~ w. h. GALLY, RS.
POSITIVE PRoors-CoNstMpTIo AND RIFE.
DING or THE LUNGS CURED ny TiIE usE OF

!N. UUNIANIS EAFECTOKANr REMEDY.
Mtss fmene fe&gef, aged years w As taken
when n the of sixteen. with slight cold which size
nesieced until The LUNGS became prey that destroy
90 SVNSt Mr FioN, when application 10 physician
one and prescribed hat little medicine TOR her. In tho
mesn'ne she discharged great quantities of blood with
nech cNpeciofa'ion ofthick phegm and cough Her TO
any Tame At length leoame reduced living skeleton.
% et was snNiousy looked for by her icnds that her
rnnerngs might end by the pangs OF death During the
ne hcr physician frequently called. and tic last re-
souse determined Ia test the virtues of 'Dr DuncNns
rxpeetoTen remedy having noticed extraordinary
cures cf iorned by the medicine similar cases. He al
onoe obtained two bottles, and administered IL TO her
iouInd Gay ne found some changes, which hores
re continued giving the medicine for eighteen dA, - al
hs mc she was rendered able he walking in her bed
enahher 10 The ssionshment of her friends and relatives
Sne continued using The medicine eight weeks when
she declared herself entirely free from pain aud disease
ana now pursues her daily occupation perfeot health
The above valuable medicine can be obi aimed in Vince
lang al the store OF 20 J. 4 r. H. MARSH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-31
TIE CELEBRATED MEDIcINrs

a. WARNER, ~eIi known a. the ora Indian Ph,,
- stefan of Pittsburgh with particular drsesi"ns a.
,nelT employment can he had Of his son. Doctor F,shs
Warner, South Wheeling. ~
u y Wselers 20 puff these invaluable medicine. s,r,c
'hcy are 80 generally known and have Ice extens,e,,
employed by the citizens OF Pittsburgh and Vicinity fy
human family Is subject 1870 '"N
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-31
Jom w. Gm And otIle,. eompIalnanl.. /

'ohn W GIL aud Others oomplanants1
rs
John K. Forsyih Daniel List rms Is CnAN,ERy.
Zee, aud oiners, defendants
~ VIC Circuit Superior Couu OIL ,,y = f,,,,,.. =,
OHIO County, Virginia. ~ N"si'''S' Iof
iuc parties M the above case ard All ot,,,. ;,,.,,
,i',l0e Nie' pursuant 20 the decree Of -ad s.ur,
Se'o cause on The Goth day Of Inue fstg ys,,i
r. 49,, % w, ilist dy ~ september 1916 Al nv ONE
~ we ~ OF wheeling. To lake aud sf.tc 49,. M
ordered by said decree particulars, az .uu's
Wy PLAIN lliis aud the other credtn,s "a 80. 40
shu so'ih ~ fofsyui aud co. on the delss -, i,S ~,
t,, ~ .'u-' I"f ssid John Fofsytb Ia ~ iui,, n,
4 ,,' 10y ~ which q hled with The biii ana cf
aip priority 40 which tiic same arc ,t,,,
NltEt tnf on ne trust properly and f,,nd II, \.
,s'l'inlhe asn which Of them are deifs IN 80, ny
II u ,nl % aud which nj them arc tl,a sc.-,,,
hisHo, Tic amounts due tlar efedta.s
co.,, ''',o'sefsp ~ t9ues a. FDrs, "a ON acro,,.,
" pcinAndt seciicd n he deed OF tr. - 49,, 80
l0'l 10Y std james H FORSYTH Il, s,,,,uel \ ,, So
80 y, whcu = MED With said bin and nf ~, -. !, 80,
and ~ ~, ii lne 'nle gre rhsfgcaie on tie fr,,-t
' ,' ~ std ny iiai de,d. Also on tho ,.,o,c.,y 80
b,,l ,.s hsyg soue 70 vic hands ortbs said Atc,
W. ~ sild leeds 0frusi, or 10 iie hands ~ 80,
r" eiiigr nf tllal. or y. hsfe...,tt ,s.,t.. ~
y. yistl charge ablc and al iho disnos,tte, 80,
90 tat ~ each 0i them and of al ,i.f rgttg,
'ot'sd 49,. 20 which said Trustees are fesnrrii,si,
Il ~ ln4uishinR in said accounts ~. f,.s....,'t
-, ',l 7" ilc ifgs fund afising o,,i IN NJ. ~
b., 49,, ~ t'id John fofsr3h and 90 g., 49,, 90 ~
- ln f'spfri iO tbo separate frose,f, - f, Z,
- 80 ~. ~ a.o rom iinse of the dust ese,i,d h., 80
W persons claiming drss or i,,,,t.
~ 80 fusi properly sud earr,. az, h, , n ,
~" prove uleif respect We seososs - u. -.
-, PPpin!ei 90 nthcy at 3D. D. =, - ~, .iuie
maie IN be- 80. q 'he s1id decree o. any decree 10
Juysl 'AHts fAULL. Commissioner
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-31

eth me not TO grant TO any. We have long
habit TO say. that these birds belonged only 10
our house; and | can make no exception in
thy favor."-- ShGrps'S London Mcgozins.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-31

a LEX. INGRAHAM, Jun. having reiInaui.heA the
& possession ofthe Book Store In Uuion street res.
ers OF my late brother
desirable and varied assortment OF tho te-t and new.
ss' works win stationary, wall paper. &C will always
Mr. Edw. Wide ONLY is authorized TO settle the hook
accounts heretofore contracted with ais John Has.
wen AVID Alex. Ingrahan, Jun. GEO D. HAsWEII
July 10, 1916. 70 En- and Administrator
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-31
RANE FOR BED RTIcs

a infsllihe remedy for the destruction Of ned Rue
- and Coekroaehes. by Thomas Harris Marietta
and for sac by the subscriber at % and SO cents Iste
- - JAMES MEIInR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-31

ready they have abolished the liberty of the
Press, as the first step towards the introduc.
ton oil that Monarchy. which il is their real
purpose to proclaim and es1blish.
Mexicans, we must treatas enemies and O.
verthrow the tyrents. who whilst they have
wronged and insulted US have deprived you
oil your liberty. but the M,xican people who
remain neutral during the contest shall be pro.
tert,d against the military lespots by the Re
publican Army of the Union
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-31
James S Wheat.
IN CUANcFRy

against pursuance Of the decree
Lukens & Biekle others. rendered in this cause IN
on the lsh dsy OF June 1876, in the Circuit Superior
Con OF Law and Chsnccry. for the County OF Ohio the
undersigned appointed Commissioner for the pr rr.r
WIZ proceed TO sell public auction at the ffont door OF
our house OF ONO county on Monday the 7h day
square in the city OF Wheeling known Congress Han
az the corner OF Main Street and Spggs
20 feet inches IN width Main Street; and also the ct
Numbered hirys ta6 situated at the intersection OF
seventh street. aud Lnsey formerly called Water street.
in that part ofthe City of Wheeling called East yhee
ling; ON the following terms, Ten per OF the
purchase money TO he paid IN hand and the balance An
three equal ins ailments hearing from day OF sale
AVID payable respectively In egi sixteen and
months thereafer the deferred inst ailments lie secured
BY bond with good security and the title be retained a.
further security until pay ment in full.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-31

Cry or WHEELfxo,
CLfRk's OrrIcE, July %, 1876.
NJ OTICE Is hereby given. tina, the Board Of Appeal
~ for The review OF the Assessment Real Estate in
The CITY ofWleeng, Tor the year 1890 viii meet ia the
Council Chamicr Ofths City. on Tuesday The an dav
OF August, lefe al 10 o'clock, A. NJ
The Beard consists Of
MeSsTs Matthew MI.ure ffom the Ist xy,rd
1co'gs hohnson end Ward,
james Faull ara xV.rd
James Tanner An yVard
Henry Echos an ward
Az persons desrous nf obtaining alterations Of the va
lnatois of real correction OF any error. an
The assessment, will make application TO The said Hoard
V" Ivy JAMES 4. WHEAT, Clerk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-31
We leaTn that The business fIoln this iudic-

iai circuit. in the Court oi Appeals. has been
SET for hearing in the very last days Of Aug.
usi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-31
july 20. 1916.

TUSF received the New Grocery, opposite the Bir
~ Red Boot, Superior Picked Salmon do Roe Herring
DO Ssisd OIL do Lemon Syrup Presiens Fine Coneens
yea Extract OF Lemon, Essence Of Lemon, do Cinnamon
Meal Ground Cloves, do Cinnamon, soda Cream Tartar
Potash. and for sale cheap by
jy 20 T. H. syyEkRTNcrN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-31
FANII.Y GROCERY M

f1BONES Oranges, 4 do Lemons do LAYER Rai-in. =
- rel Dates, cark Zanie CnTrsnts drums SuItans
Raisins just received aud for sale low by
w 2s SIMEON ID. WOODROW. ga Main 81
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NOTICE

III Oils, DOLLS An assortment Of Wax and Wood
~ en- Dolls on hand and for sac low by
JyS7 J. A. r. uORNRROnE
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WInTEsAIr

~ hhir Nonur rah cfs FINE yVb,ss A.. -.
VIZ 'ia. ~ and ~ sale ow b. J{E 49,
.,c,u WAIVED.
- ~ '.'' 20 ed county produce rerrrsre
IyI, 10 JAMlsoN Ffosurr s-s'rr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-31
NO. 100.

NO. 100.
TUST received, general assortment OF Csrriazr
" Buggy, Huning Riding, and Drovers' WHIPS, for
safe low. Cen sndsec
jy IS NICoLL 4 CARR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-31

ONE HUNDRED Cotton Seine Irvine on hand and
for sac very low for cash by BERRY
july -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-31

SIXTY DOZ. Red Cords aud Plough Line. on hand
and Cor sac al reduced prices by.
july 20. Wa'er Street. CUDERRy
The Columbian fountain., 1846-07-25
TOOTH ACHE CURED.
DIR. Van Pnften

a regularly qualified Physician, as well as an
experienced DENTIST, cures tooth-acbe, in all
cases where il is proper and desirable TO save the
aching tooth, for which the charge is but FVty
Cents
Pulling or extracting Teeth.
Dr. Van Patten extracts teeth with as mueii
skill and as little pain any other dentist IN this
Strangers will do well to inquire Of citizens, and
particularly Of citizen physicians, before allowing
themselves to be humbugged by travelling prctend4
ers, who would never have left large cities from
which they usually pretend to haiD unless they
were sadly deficient in skill
DR. Van Patterns Office and residence, nextdool
to Iodl's Hat store, near Browns Hotel.-jan BIT
The Columbian fountain., 1846-07-25
He had


cheeks as he. looked upon her He had
not stood in this posture long, before ne
he plunged into the stream that lay before
him and inding il to. be nothing but the
phantom Of river, walked on the bottom
Of il lill he arose on the other side. Al his
approach Yaratilda flew into his arms whilst
Marraton himself wished disencumbered Of
that body which kept her from his embra-
ces., After many questions and endear-
ments on both sides, she conducted him to
bower which she had dressed with her
own hands with all the ornaments that
could be met with in those blooming re-
gions. She had made il gay beyond imag-
nation, and every day adding something
new to it. AS Narration stood astonished
at the unspeakable beauty of her habita-
ton, and ravished with the fragrance thai
came from every part Of it, Yaratilda told
him that she was preparing this bower for
his reception, as well knowing that his pie
ty to his God, and his faithful dealings 10
wards men, would certainly bring him 10
that happy place, whenever his life should
be at an end. She then brought two Of
her children to him, who died some years
before, and resided with her in the same de-
lightful bower; advising to breed up those
others which were still with him in such a
manner, that they might hereafter all Of
them meet together in this happy place.
The Tradition tells us further, that he
had afterwards sight Of those dismal hab-
itaiions which are the portion of i'll men
after death; and mentions several molten
seas Of gold, in which were plunged the
souls Of barbarous Europeans, who put
to the sword SO many thousand Of poor
Indians for the sake Of that precious metal
But, having already touched upon the chief
points Of this Tradition, and exceeded the
measure Of my paper, ] shall not give any
further account Of it.