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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-29

Tinss SoLras BrcKosiss.-Timeh has
reelsd another year OF days, snd weeks, and
months. The sun Ia, returned 10 his place,
and says 10 all that hve-l have given you
another year The conscience hears his re-
port, and szy.-What now have | done with
this yeari A kind ofgeneral lnstinc, move.
u. to reckoning with ourselves. The mer-
chant and banker 90 into account with them
selves, and foot up the results OF the year.
The husbandman computes the yield Of his
harvest Mistakes in plans. deficiencies oil
Industry and attention, missPPlicstions Of ei-
fort. are brought into view and corrected
No TOO, ths Immortal nature speaks and the
claims OF wisdom force themselves into view
Something within calls US 10 reckoning =
One gore wear Of accountability 70 God IL
zone. aud Rs record IL sesled
VIA. man among U. ~il refuse this reek-
ouinsi What minister will neglect 10 ask
. hal ss has been do,ag ia his masters vine
,ard-,o 60 over the records Of has doinas
ssd seq Iecls-,o lhAat Cod iol his saccessss
and repent OF his deheieaeis.i What Cefi''
,ian vail shus tbs sposs ADD faithful nv's-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-29

A printer, being requested by friend to
stand as a candidate for office, replied that
he had become 30 accustomed to sefiinE, that
this stand'ng would be new business TO him,
~hereupon the friend told him he had always
seen him standing when setting, and he
could continue 10 set while standing until
questioned as to hi, justification, when he
would have to I've, fiat
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-29
PRs'EScr OF MIND If you should
lsp pen 10 meet with IN accident al tablc.

Nndenvot to preserve your composrre, mil
do not aid to the discomfort you have crea.
ted, by making m unnecessary lusS abou,
IT, An anecdoe 10 related OF a very nc
complished gentleman, which illustrated the
idea we would inculcnle. When carving
a tough goose he bud the misfortune to send
ii enlirely out Of the dish limo the lap Of Il
lady who sat mex, TO him on which he
looked hor full 10 the face, with the utmost
GOODNESS, and so,d, Madam | will thank
you for sha, goose
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-29

Sad DsoA.-Chsrles Mcclure, Esq, late
Secretary Of State 10 fsnnsylvsnis, was kill.
ed al Phi.boreh few dsys by falling down
The back stars Of his boarding house. His
neck Was broken BY ihs fall. lie was .
gentleman Of ine talents sad high character.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-29
Ds Csilssss on NsvssAp.ss. The
Rev Dr Chalms,s 10 ,ss NoI,h British Re

view observe
Tie, vet, newspapers teen " ,.h ologasnee
OF The hishes, order. in,omuoh that we're ono
10 eompile nos . ,olun. " extract. undc,
the u'ls Of " Be,uue. or Spscim.n, Of the
British Classics" he need be al no los, IN
find ednousl article. In .ome of our lesiirg
journals, which ou,rivsl the finest psrseupA,
81 Johnson, Milton. OF Addison"
Such Ia the es,imate oi one ofthe h,,, mon
Of the age. And every day increase, tho
power ofihese papers ZOE good or e,, They
are the cheap reading ole large olsa ii peo.
pie the young and the old The rich and The
poor vii read tho newspaper, aud bo~ srsa,
- the Importance OF providing (os ihi. Uni
'erssl appetite, hsshhiul and nutritious food
How mach poison is gwen 90, and taken In !,
Terrible 10 the responsibility Of him who
sends forth cotrup,ine lilets,ure. who infu.
ses poison into these widely extending
sirssms.a which such muiiu,dss dr,nt. N.
Y Otssrrer.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-29

MA man named Charles Morton has been
arrested 10 New yofk, changed with eommi'.
ing . robbery 81 esoo Il Dsanins's hotel.
SONS sssshs ago. He Is also supposed 70
DO part OF . gang who eoomii,sd The Isss
Puar sers In Is~p.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-29
wno saILL SOW ussr.--ln England the
fashionable world, IL is believed, are govern.
ed hx the lnllnHinR aim.

"li isa marx d high breeding no, to speak
10 a lady IN thu streets, ubul you perceive
she has noticed you, by an inclination Of tho
head.
III you meet lady Of your acquaintance
IN the street. II is her psr 70 notice you first,
unless intimate. The reason 10, Il you bow
TO Ia ~ first, she msy mt chOose 10 sek.
powledgs you, and there 10 M remedy but
II she bow. to you, you, ss L gsnilsmsn. ran
not cut her"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-29

Women and Daaeing The following
humorous dialogue is taken, we believe
from one Of the novels Of DR. Lever, the au.
thor OF Tom Burke Of ours'
4 believe woman would do a great
deal for dance said DR. Growing they
are immensely fond Of salatory motion. |
remember once IN my life l used to flint
with one who was a great favorte in pro
vincial town where lived, md she was in.
vited to \ ball there, and con6ded 10 me she
had no stockings to appear in. and without,
them her preienee at the ball was on, ofthe
question
That was n hin, for you TO buy the
stockings, said Dick.
No; you're out, said Growing She
knew that was as herself; but though
she could not rely on my purse, she had
every confidence in my taste and judgment,
and told me Of plan she formed for going
to the bal! in proper twig. Now wha, do
you think WASP
TO go IL cotton, suppose returned
Dick
Out agsio, sr-you'd never gues, it
and only womaa could have hit on the
eIpedisnt |, was the fashion in those day.
for ladies' in foil dress to wear pink stock
ings, and she proposed paiutins Av legs
Painting her legs T. they all exclaimed
Fact sir, said the doctor 'sod she relied
on me FOR telling her il the cheat was sue
cessiui-'
And was ii = asked Durfy.
Don, be 10 hurry, Tom complied
on one condition, VIZ that should be th'
painter
'Oh, you old rascal I said Dick
"A capital bargain said Tom Duffy.
But not safe covenant added the auor
ney,
Don't interrupt me, gentlemen, sad 'h'
doctor. got some rose pink accordingly
and defy al, the hoseu IN Nottingham
TO make a tighter f, THAI | did on linl
Jenny; aad pres,ier pair Of Stockings ne,
er saw
Add she went 10 The bail, said Dick.
She did
And the trek succeeded answered Do
fy.
so completely said the doctor, tn,
several ladie, asked her to recommend he
dyer to Them. SO you see what woma
viii do TO go to dance Poor huIe Jet
ny' she was merry MINK BY the by, sh
boxed my ears thai night for joke mad
about the Stockings. Jenny, said |, 1c
tear yos, dock ngs should fall down whe
you are dancing, hadn't you better let II
paint pair OF CARERS on them 2
CiGries q Maiity'' Last. Did you e
er hear Charles u MslIey's las Leve
=. L. a.. al
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-29

Charles q Maiity'' Last. Did you ev.
er hear Charles o MalIeys last Lever,
!, is SAID, tells it N dinner sc beng in the
book where, however, you will look for II
10 va,s Il. very good
Charles, nys Lever, 'wss out one day
on duty, and returning late IN the evening",
as be reached the front OF bis ,eat, IooLin g
in he saw M'csy Free citing on a camp
stool, elbows on kaees, and head bowed be-
sweea his hAods and at The moment ejscs
Iauug, ia sesssSsl tone, Why the divi
Aldnt take Il essAf MslIey's Set
Mas arrested By the NOE reia toe = OF b..
voice and 10 a ~osest more Mieks
etoanei sgsin. why the div'l didn't I take
!. eo~lH OM.lley estered, and insuirec
OF hi, man wis, Mas the mater, to which
Nick .eemed rather uD.'lling 10 reply
sa or hy masters Iss's:ing spsa taOH'as
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-29
Short Patent Sermon.

You may find my tex, somewhere, in
these words
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-01-07
ShtD @elesaely1tuQ.

De Debate lber bic beitrittene Babl i'm Tcpreeit-
tantenbane wuroe am Dieutas bic Dtitternad,t fort
9elest cbne CUR gntheibuus sebradf sn weroen sluf
Der oempfraden Seite oes oaules ssibneten iId, Die
oerrn Neemelin, SLIM, Slps unb af,bere ribm,lid,
aus Nein per9ebens berefen Ie S anf bic Gcnltitl,
tton ron Sbc-uer9ebens fdocrtem fe Die Nolaeu ei-
mes genaltitreides, ben ole Dtss beabftisten, lit,
Dem ile elten eonititutiousnldBg pom 8clfe feiues
eanntles eripdblten Geprdentanten pertperfen. Die
ySbi9s la6en ba tpie 8erbreder uno Der alte Conan
be'nabte I'D, nniont bte trefden @riinbe Der Demo
fraten burdI etle Spisftubigfeiten at fdpdhen. Die
oerbe Spradbe Der Demofraten fbien ibre .sarten''
5emten 5u berhrcn; ie erIiebten Die Demcfraten Die
lbnen INNER ndber auf ben pels riidten bod etspas
bofthere susoriide su sebraud,ei. Mcemen antipSr-
tete ibnen, oaB er bon u9enb au gewobnt iei Din9e
BET ben redten yatnen ait nennen unb ba es ibnt
mb9lih fet bet folder cfenbaren Sdurferei ienegBor-
te anf bic gclowa9e su le9en. gr weroe uto miiIe
BON Der seber prehet, ulo er fbnne bnfcrt bic ebr
beit biees auies nits anoers als eine 8anoc poll
ttider Sdtelme betrad1tsn Das Daus war nod I'm, l
ubr Witternadts in 5buns.
W2ittpoh, ben 81. Otcp.
Dente sDurben bic Debatten iiber bic beIfrittene
aSab TN Eepreientantenbaule fortgeest Wer9ebens
blelfen oe Demofraten ben lBbas nod, etnntal bic
@cnltltatson BON Sbc Dor, ueraebens unterste Oerr
Setts iene s.nlpriide sm ieinem Siee i'm Noule. Der
eiduB Ger ySbigs tpuroe burdee spuuaen, nr. .0efts
oer bss oatin ieinen Sis imaue 9ebaltem bottt aus
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-01-07

Gr linftre eefersDeTSer iiits qtfotf enffhufbioen
penn infer oiesn6hentlicbes 8att uni eirer Gao n6
er erleint Die Seier ces 9aeuahrtaees, ctpe Sufdl
i9es Zniannentreffen opn mehreren yfebenarbeiten.
eas IsneH 2ufbnb erltten fIno Die llr{acbe Der Ser
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-01-07

- peflen unb GbeIfteine 3u famnteIn, mar in uus
cte1 RHODE nnmC9li. n Der fpIgenben Junner hcf.
ten mir ipeber eiri ise unlern Qeern snr8elouuna aup
@tnfafuH9 ocrle9en su f6nnen.-
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-01-07

- cen ipetlnetnenoen 8eicr9ten I'm, uns uno nm
ere zufunft fascu mir baB mir d,ts fiirteu rpeil
mir anfce phe ces llnnberpinblideu fet unb ,uper-
dtlld1 oertrouen. Mr oe,fcl9en nnlere Gobn Serabc
aus, ple mir orn oieem groeeu Sibrer 9ecite pcr
ocn, Ger III unierm Snnern init farcn gBorten fprdt.
gSem Dies nid1t 9eniist, Weis no d nnere Druderei
bc1nbet.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-01-07

y te Us a "a aaa.-D1s 6te S,sft oieler iuteres
ianten 3etft 1T erfdeneu unb spie oepShnt;a r
eaef oertreliebsn aSnab[ eelematerie ausaelfattet
Sns Snlaoan9 sn Subfcrption amf ben sspeiten 8ouo
SanAoe. a N elner auoern Spalte unIeres beutaeu
oatfe5. Solde, Die III abonren apan,en be(eben rlps
tas,, KS, am osn oapon ~ benar
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-01-07
lrtbelle lber oeutf6 fatbolil6e Stride.

urtbetle hber oentlb fatbolilbe STRIDE.
Or. II lllmann in Deutf6lano, Der fId burd tpid,.
ttse arbeiten in Der Girdenseldide befannt oemodt
bat duBert iId i6er bic neue &rdenbew esuna in Der
fatbOlifben &irde tn Deutihlaub Qaut oem ,,9clfs-
bcten aus 8aiel') rpie fclet
uDas Sabr bes Derrn 1885, faat llImaun, ,.bat
uns obne sae man nod um Die Mifte oes ucranae
9an9enem n e.ne Abnnn9 bapcn sebabt bdtte, bic Stif
ltutg elmer lteuen &irdbe gebrad)t.
uDas S9nal tpurte burd ben Mcnse 'fd1en Brief an
ben Sicf 9rnolct seseben. Gin Shreiben, bas nie,t
Neues, oas feline eisenthlmIide pber bebeutenbe Sc
oanten entbdt DAP ndbt ospobt Der 9fcf ais piel-
|mebr Der @eia ehriti su fen fei bas mar eee grie
fes 5nhal en Geoanfe, Der ben erlendteten 3eitae-
Ineen san5 bon felbf dCn benuBt mar. Sur feitere
9ematber muBte Der Con bes Gdrebems in mnnc,eu
Steuen io9ar uerleBeno fcn, ,pe es benm aetps ald
o.se eoangelilte @briften, ben befannten Musprud,
yDer Nod 9ebOrt ben pentern"-mit DibertpiIen ae
Ile fen haben iperben. .
DIe raid1e nab i.no enareifenbe Wirfuna maa al1r
eelenoers oarn sn iufen iein, ba 70 arf mne aerao
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-01-07

M cNnltp Der fribere @lerf be6 Ser. Stoa-
fen Observation-Disclosures lit bon ben @eithwprenen
pom Der eelten aInflase fregeproaeu tporoen. Man
9laubt oas bic Hesierune bic pier anoern Nnf(aaen.
ote 10 semd, auf benieben 8eweilsn pie er(tere BE.
ruben, neoerltbla9en miro
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-28

WOLF IGHr.-Abput fortnight sgo
young man named William Jackson, IN one ot
the back settlements. WAS returning irom the
woods, where he had spent part oi the day
shooting ri seouS. When within about mie
ot home H. hcarl cracking in the underwood
behund hun, and tuning To learn the cause OF
,l,c nOiSr he b,held three enormous wolves
coming directly towari him. "a. saw no
chance ul escape, and determined To- fight IT
out as his only hope oi sitety. IL; throw
dawn hts game, placed his back against large
tree, ani silently awaited the attack OF the
ietoCiOus animals. TIC wolves approached
and walked round him two or three hines at a
shoot distance, but seeing ~ chance oi attack
behnd, they advanced in front.
When they were within lew feet he lev
cllcd his g,li, and fired the two barrels in sue
ccssion, AMI two OF the wolves tell MORALLY
wounded, the third sprang al him, aud wdN
saluled on tho head with stunning blow
from the but cni OF the piece, but the animal
recovering, seized the young man by the lrg
AMI both I'LL TO the grouud together n dead
- struggle, IN which the wolf tore his autdg
opisi severely IN different parts of the boly.
Feeling himself growing weak from loss oi
otooi, the youth with some difficulty drew d
knlie from his pocket, made one desperate
plunge at the savage enimtl, aud immediately
lel' exhausted and scus.lc>s at thc foot ct the
tree awiu!ly mdnsled in ihe conflict aud GOV
cred with blood
When consciousness returned. the sight oI
ms three enemies lying dead beside hun, a.
wakened his wandering senses to the reality
and ms almost miraculous escape from death
Ills knlie H. found sticking firmly to the han
die IN the heart uf his latest TO-.
With great difficulty hc reached home and
alarmed his lTign l. ,,hn A., mind A., ia.
with lights, and brought hone the skins OF the
dead wolves a. trophies ot what we may lust
~ call an extraordinary exploit. The hero OF
the hight, as we may coll, has nearly recover
ed lrom hts wounds, although lac will bear to
Ills grave the broad sCsrs OF his triumphant
aud deadly struggle with the three wolves
ByioWn (Cahadd) Gazette.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-28
SPARKLING RILLS

Few things are impossible to industry and
skill.
Forget your own good deeds but not ano,h-
CTS.
Getting Is chance hut keeping virtue.
Histe trips up It's own heels
lie Is unworthy to live who lives only for
himself
Tie that hath revenge in his power aud doth
not use IT, Is the greater man.
It's a common plea ot wickedness TO call
tcmptat ion destiny.
Learning is preferable to riches aud virtue
20 both.
Let reason go before every enterprise, and
counsel before every action
ONO contains 10000 acres more than
= ,O,land
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-28
BALTIMORE MARLET.
OEcc Of nc American,

1Hg. ~, II. VI. \
CATTbE-Beeves were in full supply at
the scales today but the market was les ac
tive AMI prices declined The ofT.rinc com
prlsed 600 head. OF (which l35 were driven to
Pmlad .lphia; 10 main over unsold: and the
balance ll6 head, were sold at 81 ,75ta 3. 80
par 100 lbs on the hooi equal Ia SIS, 5O9 81 10
net. and averaging about 81, LA gross. The
guilty at the stock was generally cool.
HOGS-Live Hogs are selling at So 5na
1919, with fair supply aud moderate de
mand.
FLOUR-Therf were sales of $40 bbls. of
Howard 81. Flour on Saturday at 81. 10 day
The SINE rate J. asked. an sales oi about 500
hbls. ol fresh ground from old wheat were
made at this figure. There is no price for r.
ceipts from cars.
PRONlSlONS.-The market for Beef and
FORK IS quictsnd no sales. of rote are making.
We quote Western Mess at SO 30 and Prime
81 $500; Mes, Beet 81 80: No. S6.7Jpj7:
and Prime at $3.50. la Bacon We have no
change TO notice. Shoulders are selling in
UNITED parcels mostly at 326 cents: and
SIDES at % cents, We mote sales of Hams Ia
a considerable extent at jAG9 cents according
TO quality aud condition. Ky Land is held
AT Z cents. but choice parcels occasionally
bring small advance; aud barrels, al Ola
90 cts.
WlilSkEY-Thc dcmlnl continues mol. !
crate, and prices stationary at - Cts, ior hhds
AMI % cts. Tor bb!s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-28
TIE SLAVE TRADE-OUR LATE CON
sui AT RIO. MIR. GORDON

The papers recently announced the pardon
by The President oi Captain Pcudlcton con
drmncd some time ago Tor having been con
'crucd In the African Slave Trade also the az
quttal ot Captain LIBBY at Portland. tried Tor
the same crime. Both these individuals were
prosecuted, we presume. IN consequence ot ia
formation communicated to the Government
by our late able and interchangeable Consul at
kio, Mr.. Gordon. On what grounds or for
what reason MIR. Gordon was suspended in his
Office, Ne have not heard. That his efforts tu
detect and expose the agency OF American cit
lkens aud American ships engaged i'm the trail
NJ Tor slaves, were very constant, Nigorous "a ud
elective, we know.
| n mass OF papers, containing abundant and
conclusive evidence oi the extent and atroCitv
oi this traffic a. connected with American
vessels, and the countcnance. to say the least.
OF American captains, was communicated. in
compliance with call from Mr. Adams. by
me President 10 Congress, in the eaIly part nj
the last Session, and tdid on the table buf not
printed. These papers contain great amount
OF evidence i'm relation 10 this Capt. Pendlc-
ton, aud the noHiouidcO, anu several other
vessels, (lhr GUnnociiGe aud Sea Eagle amonn
hem) and very strong evidence of the guilt oil
several American captains. The details OF
these vessels from Rio 10 Cabinda. and also TO
Tie Dcldgo Bay on the Eastern coast of Africa
were taken by Consul Gordon from men I'm.
drr oath, who were on board the vessels. and
much important information was elected I'm
regard to the prosecution OF tins abominablc
u"ilic, al these great mart> i'm Africa. II these
papers arc not To b. published, i j. desirable
tudi the gentlemen OF Congress should exam
inc them, and give the country the leading
ld'iN they contain. The slav, trade Is no sub
jcct loo conccalmcnt OF Disguise. II Amen
can ship owners or American Captains will
become allies oi the notorious slave trader, of
bi5zif II they will convey their vessels to tl,..
ifTb'fs al Alrica contaminated with this taf |
lC and thereafter all arrange uient, have been
made tor receiving on buarj CaTgors of slaves.
urmtlly Transfer these vessels 10 Spanish az
'oti"-ueac Captains and crews aud Withdraw.
'iilIc the slave, drractuolly coming on board
% vessel prepared lur their reception and re-
,I"', lhry should ,-,NpO>ed to public indisna-
ION. Tie testimony obtained by Consul
london show that these things were done IN
evcrdl casts during thc last year and afford
m"tmdion not only as to the points in Alri-
"a where the slave trade u most vigorously /
conducted but as TO the means ol It's iacilltics
md success. We iCoUid hopc pardon has
not been extended To Captain Pcudletou with
'ut some good cause 'rIIc crime Tor which !
he was condemned, i not one entitled To- sp,-
ial clcmency. N H. JUur Com.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-28
EARLY RISING.
Early TO bed and early to rise,
Will make man healthy, wealthy & wise
Poor Richard

Early to bed and early to rise,
/ Will make man healthy, wealthy & wise"
Poor Richard.
The regular hours observed by persons en-
gagged IN agricultural occupations, is probably
an important reason why farmers, as class,
are healthy aud long lived. ltis an old. and
almost universal opiuion, that The external air
J. much less Sllubrlous during the night than
the day; aud thi, opinion which was first
drawn from observation, Is confirmed b.
chemical experiments, which tvul To show
that the air cxhIlcd by vegetables, while the
sun II above thr horizon /, much more pure
an | ht iOr respla ion. thin wh.n il issues
from them ia the dbS'urc Ot The SIN. The
all effects produced by the latter anl probabl,
best avoided, by seeking d state OF reposc and
iusensibllity.
The morning air, on tn contrary, So celc.
bratcd by poet, anl philosophers, lOr lis b.
lugn and cheerful InHuanCr OH the min and
body, Is enjoyed IN high perfection by per
sons devoted u agricultural lilc-and The adj
vantages they derive from this habit IA point
ot health, are doubtless very great
II IS stated on gopl authority hat person
who was very DESTROYS 10 proJrart has cxis
tenc- ~ lhs world a, long aa he WAC able
made every possible inquiry concerning the
regimen anl manner OF lite ot thos, p rsons
Who hdd arrived at great age, but found no
circumstances common TO them ALL save that
hey lad all observed great regularity in poim,
)i houra, both rising curly, aud going eur!u 10
rcst.--BoSioH Journal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-28

ifrcopic woud listen 20 Reason readily they do
tn humNug. they could uot hesitate moment ia the
choice of remedies for dscsr. They would undoubtedly
prefer tie CiicAcncy SUGAR Coatcd Vegetable PurcStve
rvs :" al Others aud for This plain reason, they POSSESS
alihe essential requisites ofan cieciua remedy. They
are 81 ve-car origin; they rSstahle; they nei'her
sre nor Haus"atc they drcy utic seat Of disease
iucy never isi To cct permanent all
winch uoN are rcComH ended. ~ ,hf can ic ~ stsnt
ard ~ testimonies from ladies and rcntcncn the high
eel fcspcti1hy and ntus undoulici INTEGRITY They al
concur an tie opinion, that Ci,ckcf'S sugar Custc We
f''"'lc iiis, when properly administered. have
Teen hnowuio fat n curing complaints of the liver
sumption Jaundcc, wloopnc cough icvcfs % al kinds
udissioa ar d sPcpsia Ice aachc govt droiy. scuVy,
small oA or cholera Irorius. They have Ikcwis
emheny successful lien thc diseases had dcded tic eli
u" l. 81 Tie moss sstiui piy sciap-. For sale nv
~ - \. -. FAlKCIllLD. Wtcciinr, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-28

Ihrrc l. every PTospcct ul further difIicai.
ties lsiys the ST. Louis Republican, between
the Monnous and Anti Mormous IN ndncoCk
county. The Antics are reported to h. oigln-
i~iug a large party IN the vicinity ol Green
Plans. about SIX miles back at Warsaw They
have also taken out writ, for a number of
Moumons who dTe in aud about Nauvuo The
attempt To- serve these writs viii we suppose
b. the signal Tor attack. The large Mormon
vote cast in NauyOo at the last election has
convinced tire Anti Murnons that there are
more MouuonS ~ and about Nduvoo than was
previously represented. These they will en-
deaVor To drive out Oi the country The Nor
mons, ur rather ihc citizens at Nauyoo are an
ucipaiing an attack, anil are organising the
citizens into armed companies and preparing
Tor resistance. The time in which the Nor
mons Stipulated 10 leave the State having *
pred and there being bat few il any. leaving
at ihi, time, th" matter will soon bc brought
to an issue. The political dcmlgoguc, Mr.
Dement,, the United States land ollccr at Dix
ono who induced the Mormous to take part
in ihc last election, after they had resolved in
their church meeting not to east anothrr vote
ln the State, should b. held responsible for
much that may follow. II they had not vo-
ted, the belief would have continued that the
greater portion of thcu were gone. aud IL
would not have added another evidence of
their duplicity aud lalsehood, that they are
ever ready to act at thc bidding ol Interested
politicians.