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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-06
4 HOUSE AND FAMILY OF FOUR
CHILDREN SAVED BY A DOG

Mr.. Scion i. Bettes. of Sanield. beiog
about to 20 on an evening visit on new wear .
night, directed las eldest boy. a lad of som.
Ten Yeas OF age, "a put wool into the stove
and leave n good fire when he and the other
childfen went To- bed, and to have the Mind
lings ready Tor the morning fire. The bow
did 50, hut put the kindlings under the baker.
80 That The hre communicated To them from
the Stove. When The Gre communicated IN
ihc hiudings, the children had all gone 10 bed
M tic chamber, bot tIer. was a litIfl
Waterman below MIR. X. hsd an INTELLIGENT
spaniel, which seeing ths IRE Communicate
10 the wood AMI from that to the aoor.
mounted up stairs % give the alarm. but had.
ing That 70 could not make the bows unler.
stand him. b. laid himself down ON one "a
their b'tstOr a few minutes. A. If aware of
tia Increasing danger. hc soon returned Ia
tlic hrr oeain, and ou his ihrl visit 10 the
chamber. be s1ccceded by bis hlrking and
bowling in awakening the boys. all Of whom
bal fallen asleep IN the mean time. Tie
sinoht soon convinced them that thc house
WAS on iifc. and when thcy entered the room
b'low where The IRE was spreading. the,
found The faithful animal Of hi,duty. striving
Go arrest he pnrgfcss Tee fam with All b-
o%nefgi"- aud scattering the burning brand.
wiih hl- teeth sud paws iH every direction
about ih, hpnf, thinking. Bo doubt. that ID l,r
'uIli not pfpcuE wstef. flIis was the last re-
s'N i3 ~f'r Vie house. IL seemed that be- had
n'rn d'iu2 Gee sama before b. ha succeeded
tu%nrousiI- iue bJ,s. Ihs Gfe burat lsrge
hoie through ihe anuf before lhe boys enc.
crelrd Dr. eXIngui-hinr S,rto,fJy
(bLas3) Pot.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-06

One may live Us a conqueror. a king. or a
magistrate, but he must die n man. The bed
OF death brings every man to his pure individ-
ualiy, TO the intense contemplation of that
deepest OF all relations, the relation between.
the creature and his CREATOR Webster,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-06

SATURDAY, Jan. JIst, 1916.
A communication was received from the
Senate stating that they have passed the bills.
entitled
An Act Incorporating the President and Di.
Feci"rs oil The South Weston Turnpike Road,
and ior other purposes.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Scott, from Committee Tor Courts of
Justice, reported a bill 10 prevent the spread
"i the Small PoS and other contagious diseases
IN the Town OF L~ynchburg.
Mr.. Watts, from Committee on Militia
Laws, reported upon ,.- petition or citizen. OF
Logan Tor the division of the l29th Regiment
In said County; also, upon the resolution TO
provide Tor arminga Volunteer Company i'm
Tyler County, also. a bill providing Tor the
collection OF delinquent militia fine tickets.
Mr. Lane, from the Committee appointed
10 examine the Peniten,iary, reported. The
report wss ordered TO be printed.
RESOLUTIONS.
On motion OF Mr.. SoutiialI.
Resotped, That the Committee of Schools
and Colleges enquire into the eXpcdiency of
empowering by law the President anddircctors
OF the Literary Fund TO compromise with deb-
tors 10 aid Fund, when, IN the opinion of
The Board, the public interests shall seem 10
require ii.
=
by MIR. Toler, memorial Of the Common
Council OF Lyuchburg, asking Tor the passage
OF a law extending the corporate limits of said
town.
By Mr.. Baldwin, a communication from s.
H. Lewis, demonstrating against the ~pelition
oil citizens of the counties OF Clark aud Jeffer.
son, Tor the construction Of a railroad from
Lille Falls ON the Shenandoah River To inter
sect the Baltimore * Ohio Rail Road. which
was ordered 10 be- referred tn the Committee
OF Roads aud Internal Navigation.
AT twelve O'Clock the Order of the day WAS
announced.
The bill TO incorporate the Potomac and
Ohio Railroad Company"
MIR. Bdgington resumed his remarks. which
ON Yesterday were suspended ia consequence
OF the motion 90 adjourn. Mr.. r. gave a most
powerful aud able argument i'm defence Of the
Interests OF Wheeling and in opposition 10
the bill. He entered fully into the subject.
and addressed the HOuse Cor about two h1urs
Mt. Lee replied to Mr.. EIgington at some
length.
On motion Of Mr.. Scott, the House adjourn
ed-ths above bill still bring under consider.
alton.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-06

-cosTlSkNhSS. IuoxS3& IgnsorcTTo~
Have long bafiied the NY
medicine however has been 6iscSss
now offered 20 the wevla, which y : eSaH
aud perfect cure for them. TO which nearly
every respectable practitioner in New York
WIZ bear willing testimony, as they have a.
bandon-d all other remedies for its use. The
remedy spoken Of is Clickener's Sugar Costea
vegetable Pills. A medicine which IL N
pa'ateable as sugar plumbs; never gripcs or
nausea,esin the slightest degree, and vet is tho
most searching and positive purgative prcpar-
alton ever discovered. Such il the excellence
OF Clicsener's Sugar Coated Vegetable Pills
that the proprietor warrants q cure IL they are
taken according TO directions, and binds him
sell 10 return the money If the purchaser Is NOT
fully pleased with them. The great excite
lnent which their appearance has produced 10
not a false one, but is erected on the strong
foundation OF truth, and will never pass away.
Tor so long as costiveness. cholic, and indiges-
tion remain attendant In the human race, so
long will their only positive remedy continue
TO be popular. For agents see advertisement.
feb6lw
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-06
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA
SENATE.
SAruRn,Y. Jan. 81 lai

NAIUkDtN, Jan. IT, IcIb.
Mr.. Wallace, from aSclcct Committee, pre-.
scn,ed a report upon the subject of the retro
ccssinn OF Alexandria, favorable To- that object.
IIhis report was upon an unanimous vote u
the Committee In iavor of retroccssion.l
Nh. Crawford presented the memorial OF a
potion oi the citizens ot the county of Shen-
andosh, residing IN the neighborhood OF Col
umbia Furnace, PRAYING that the Banks b. al.
lowed to issue Small Not,s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-06
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
COMPANY.

The Senate then resumed. on second read
ing, the consideration ol the bill grantinp In
thus COMPANY the night of way, the question
beiU9 on MIR. Bigiow'samendmcnt to The fir,
section, requiring the coinpany to render
scini-anbuSl statements To The Governor of
Pennsylvania, showing the amount of tonnage
nid the ~ oi passengers which have been
transp~rted on sad fuad tie entire distance
from Pittsburgh go Cumberland. and proyilino
that ihe Company shall pos such A Ia Ia tbt.
btate as NAV bc hXcd by the Legislature. moi
exceeding - cents per ton ON mcrchsudis.
aud 10 ornts ON cach passengers. Nj Heck.
mau moved 10 amend by increasing the ia,
per ton 10 % cents. which Yves agreed 20 ~
10 IL. Also 10 raise the tax on pasScngpr 4,
% cents each, which WA. lost, Ncts q. u,ys9 N
fMarylanl receives 80 cents Der n,S-.,tocr ~.
The BsitifnOre AMI Washington road)o Nh
Ponlbrd moved 20 make alc tax on Eassen.
gers to p cents. which was lost. yeas ~
nays ls. Nh Ebiugh. IS cents. whicbNyas
lost By n te vote. osd Mr. Biglcrs amend.
ment, rs amended, was agreed 10 ty a vote 81
~ 10 2.
Mr. Hickman then moved turtle, to amend
W providing thIta State AucHf. 10 h, snpoiot
81 by thc Gpycrtor At Peustlsasia sh,,iId be-
permitted io travel GOA ti road anI TAX, AN
heopOni at the numbt re- of passengers. &c.
win . view to protect ihr isieesi- of This
State ~ nggft tp Ola. taxes siousaiI sn1 tbfs
amcndmcut wIs uulef consideration - liz, 10
Senate Adjourned 1hl. BHI isal,or,teJ snl
OpPosai with mofe energy bud w.trhf,tnsss
thsn asythtsg ahich has come t-io,e ,ta a.
srm Lrgislitme. ! think thr FREUD. of s.b
. Bill a. the C1mp5Hy want are oou.tieab,
tn thc minority "a bDnI ll0usas
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-06

MURDER AND ARSON we learn from
NC D.iroitt Mich. Free Press. that a little
Non "i Mfss Cobb, Oyerscer Of the poor house
~ Aensn was KILLED By a man named Cham.
g'Ilain. TIE enticed the boy into an upper
,hamoef' brat him over the head with = shoe
na'ninet iten cot his throa, from ear 10 ear,
snI hnal'y loked up The body ia = tsunk.
.oehins also he chambeT door. lie then set
y y lhe DO e ia on adjoining room, then To
lhe barn thu a. tIc barn OF Mo. Hutchins.
ooniniissloneT Of he poor, aud finally pro.
cesded ihe l. rn OF NJ. Hong. another com
missioner. VIII : ls was detected in the act
OF sitting fire IL. chamberlain had been
recently dismissd BON the poor lousc. and
hls diaboiicul 60 iu0 is attributed 10 revenge
} ne hams, with teit ~contents. were lotali,
destroyed. Los 5oA sIIOO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-06
Mr.. CAUDLE's BREAKFAST TALK,
CHAPTER V.
SHOWING now CArDLE CANE HOME VERY LArl
AspvERr Vi HEcoaPLAIss oF VAST
CHAPTER V.

CHAPTER ".
SHOWING now CAuDLE CAME HOME VERY LATE
AspvERr viNoUs: HEcoaPLAiSs oF wANr
or SYMPATHY.
"The old story, Mrs. Caudle! Sulky arai,,
Bat 50 it j. with Women of no int lect; they
can never properly sympa,hisc with a man.
You make the tea as Al YOU were making poi
son, and all because ] kept YOU up-just q
little last night. Ha! ! Gully wish you had
ball what have upon nv mind. WHAT
lou couldn't hare huLt tchut Ire cot in my
heudI. intecdi | know what YOU mean. hui
| only wish YOU had. You'd have a little
more sympathy for what | have TO 90 through:
as ] say you don't know what's on INV mind.
Women, who have TO sit basking before the
hire all day. doing nothing whatever, except
3 perhap>a little scwing-women: in their snug
home, know nothing OF what their husbands
have to go through ln the world; shaving and
wearing, asyou may say, their very souls out.
liza! lonly wish Id been a woman. Oh. YOU
needn't sigh, Mrs. Caudle, you've all the best
OF itirom the beginning.
"for how can you tell, when your husband
Is dong all he eau To seem happy and de-
lighted at home. What You nerer SEEN
him an such a state? You might il YOU'D ewes
like any Other woman, say, how can YOU
tell at the very iims he's full-runnine over
you may say, with smiles, and aiability, and
good temper-how can YOU tell his brain isn't
torn into bits. and all to make his " lie happy
aud comfortable at her own lircsilel must
say u; ! only wish YOU my anxicties, some
times; Just Tor halt a day, that's all: you'd
have more sympathy Mn. Csudle; a little
more sympathy. There you go on again
with your woman's arguments. TIhare so
much on my mind 4 needn't stay out so lafel
How can you possibly tell what il is that de-
tains met Ii l chose. like some men TO tell
my vile everything, and 80 worry YOU and
make you unhappy with all sorts of anxicties-
then, indeed, ! dare say, | nigh, have a little
more tenderness from you.-Bct, precisely
oecausel wish To keep YOU IN cloyer-precisc.
y because ] don't want YOU to- b. uonied nv
worldly matters-you think lac nothing To-
contend with. HIi Mrs. eau H-I AM belo
SAVING It'll you only knew what xes on lns
mind.
What do you know about what wine ,riI
do, OF wont do, Besides. I'd taken but ,
poo hall plnt oi the very weakest sherry last
night. Only half q pint. But when I'm bar
rassed you ought To know how a lit,le tell,
upon me. ! was NOT intoxicated Mrs. Can.
die; l was merely intensely anxious And If
you'd any sympathy you'd know H.. Yes. a
woman with sympathy would have fell for
me; would have turned a face npou me-a
lace beaming with love aud comioft-sud not
been ma@.ns up looks Of ,huyGier 10 come
10 breakfast with.
I'm going out now, and I shall take The
,ey; sodon't sit up again. prolnisefto sup
II Doubledsy's Tonight and you Lon.tkuoyy
on my mind"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-06

\ monument 90 the memory ofSOuthe,
las been erected 10 Bristol Cathedral. Kaemnd
An Inscription simply records his name. the
iinie and place OF his birth, aud the date "a
MS death. =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-06

Spy cannot 10 published without, a res
pons'hlc MAINS. We have ap9rrhcndsd that
there was g'mA'iug carried ou at White HILL
aal aIlulv II co a.; but Ne have uo further auth
ority To sp,ak Of IT,. The police ought TO bc
our gh-rii,us ia that respect.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-06
TIE FARMERS LIBRARY * MONTE,

TIE FARMERS LIBRARY * MONTH
b JOURNAL or A6RlCULTURE. ior
February i b'ior ". II contain, a coniin.
alton Of Thaer's Principles OF Agriculture aud
N the JJurnal SOM, dpzcns of splendid sr,i-
dcS. The trclti,so n mich cows frum Gucn-
oas discovery, thc Potato Disease, and a
chapter on iiorses are well worth attention.
WehoPe uhrre are Subscribers enough in this
vicinity to Justify a hope OF improvement in
all these department, anl Others.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-06

C~F A suhsrupf iru b. opened m Nv Or.
lcsns i0f TIE niIei Of . setetu by the mann. "a
- iFestcr Who comm susei Boz ihs service 81
sac bnited States during fhe R-egolun1usr,
Wa nnicf comt D. ksisigu. he H. Dec onl,
served u ISIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-06
HOUSE OF pRLasArm
MONDAY, Fe. ID. 1915

MONDAY, FeA. ID. 1ea6.
A communication was received from the
senate. stating that they bed szye>d to the
Resolution relative TO the elcction Of Public
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-06

W. a., requested To announce that the
oIrtchy Mectiag Of the NJ ,ihciist Protcs.
unt Chur,h. will comuicncc this evening". a,
their Church at ,hc Masonic Hall Preachers
oi distinction from abroad are expected.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-06
REMoyAL.

" HAWKINS. House. Sign, Ornsmse,,t
. y Painter. snd Paper larger. wonlj s,.n..,.
ie''y INFORM h's friend. and The public generally
,na' he hss removed g. he room nme,Iis,.Iy o,sr
Ai' ID Mn'taJi > Ssdis.iFse shop on Make, s,se-,.
bel" cen Aies.rs Mssdei A IIsrboar's Cabinet .hon
a"' '"e od na'ontt Hal. where he can hs found
"s' times when not engaged IN w.rk else where.
:" nose "h' hsve - literally psifo. ed hum
h're'ofure, hs Tenders hs sincere ,hssk. ,cd ,,a..
i'"" hs sfEci attention h. bu. tee sel M. .a,I-
n'Anihs manner 20 which he l,h- hall he Acne.
MAJ Ihey vii sui coniisne lhe, fseor All a.
promptly. 1890
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-06
1O NH Pl nl.Ec aENERAILv

NORMA IlON . respectfully sel,curI ~ a..
unlefaan~f. fesrseting q Datehmsn ..m.s
Joha ~ - he lstofsd 81 Hetls Ts,ese. -,
sn'osss. sd hh Oh the n'Ehi ~ he team ~ ~
,ssaAss ~ s'sisf eiiesm.isncss TIA, -.
eoe,'fsSn 'hs' he as murdered. and ,oas,ossn,,s
ilsvs ps'so's Nsfe arrested -, suspse,oo ,uo -
100 Dave been ~ . - lei Cont held 70 a..
$50 -s,s' a. "s Sp''ng tenn u our Ci,ea,,
own 'ign gong 70 s,lsbli.h ibs, a., -. 70
.' &c - residence. VII 10 s~r,fsl,Ii, ,.e.s"
"" s'ys ihaf Boon b.. : b,mbs, 49,.
- ""asfssHej 81 ilsels Fa,n.rs. $500
Ise a. hENRY BLAKE
f'i.tO'sh imenean COPY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-06

The action Of the Pennsylvania Legislature
ON the Rail Road bill becomes OF some inter
est. We copy the. following OF the last
days proceedings from the correspondence OF
the II. s. Gazette.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-06

or Nj Mtuag Luuley. Of heT Males.
~ fheatf', Ion lpn. o., 80 desifou. af en.ag
ing the celebrated RIbiui l1T one more en.
FHgenfnt tint tIe terms offered are dssrUb "A
~ nrlug siupiy-i blank sheet 0l paper to T.,
hdlcd ~ all w ther D, R1bini. on whatetrr
tefns le ch's go pfopos IA traly regal mode
81 dong D4siu 49,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-06

BEST PRESERvATIvE.-whena young
man has acquired a love of reading. and Il
course a heaithiul rclish. for intellectual pleas-
best preservsfirssss ainS& ~dI.1frstion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-06

Gf It's stated "a Earl Catheart be-.
pen appointed Gov, nA General Of Canada.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-06
VI REGISTER.
Ea.& WHEELING I1nx

REPORTED by CHAs. ~. BERRY
ARRIVALS N DEPARTURES
" BoGts for fhs last - hours. ending yesser-
day at 4 o'clock, p. III.
:. ARRIVALS. D~ErARTUREs.
mononglheia, Pittsburgh Cincinnati
Bertrand, a" -
american, Nashville.
Belmont, Pittsburgh
P~icksway, Cincinnati "
B,ltow. Louisville :.
Robert Morris, New Orleans
Water in the channel u q. Falling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-06
G:R-
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD
COMPANY.

I, will be seen by tine procsedinp e The
legislature published below. That ths Bslti-
morc and Ohio RaiIHsd Company We de-
cea,ea on Monday last. by tn ia&sAaite post
ouemcn, Of the bill asking the risAt Of WY
/. any poiu, below Wheeling. BY - to a.
W understand ths, the vote spinst the Ill,
hsa the question cam up diwctly. would
have cen larger.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-06

o. Two hundred Mormon. ,.-i5,,,
Nstne Oakland and Iap,ef counties. MOI
hsvc lately left ~ JOIN their brethren nv,
about emisfating 10 California.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-06

ESSENCE ESSENCE
GkD hSSENCE CINNAMON
~ W d do Pepcsfsai8s
~" 'ersisej lbs dsy. by
iebs J&T noRNBROOE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-06

The Argus seems Disposed To oruci-e IN
error 81 oun 10 substituting d ! fof a q. win
hf correct hi' own rff'f 81 So fhf fay 81 over.
'ei % ei~in g'ng'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-06

BOARD OF TRADE.
Comsaftfes on Commerce for february.
a. W. ~HEisKELL, y. POLLOCK, j. sEssENKY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-06
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
SATURDAY., Jan. SIS.

S~AruRDsf, Jan. JIst, lSi6.
a communication was received from the
Senate stating that they have passed the bills.
entitled
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-06

Mr.. Bayly. OF Va. asked lea~e oftbc H..
70 make q PERSONAL explanation. The Iesys
was gunted, aud Mr.. b aid frs, that ~
member from Tenn. had misreprsenteJ bin,
from beginning 90 end; wherein Mr. y me-
cec'ed t%ostsicJ after Ie~pdmaading Mr. Jobp.
son log Debating TO The Republican u.,ty
and after r%ebuking him for the charge that a
come Conservative
Mf Johnson wplied with spirit, anl ~.
scyerel times called to order by his own 80
hticsl friends. Qute an hour was occnp, 4
IN this debate. 'Fi'"
PROPOSED TERMINATION OF THE us
BATE.
Mr. Ibtatts of Ky oifsrcda Resolution =,
.c!0se al debate upon the Oregon question -,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-03-12

"Our Alexandria correspondent writes on the
23d of January. War has commenced in the
Puniah. Letters from Suez state that the Sinks
attacked the British army with So, 1000 men and
$50 pieces of artillery, on the 2lst of December
The fighting was not yet over when the express
left on the 23d. A great number of Sikhs were
killed, So pieces of cannon had fallen into the
hands of the English, who also suffered consd-
cradle loss. General Littler was repuIsed at the
onset but the efforts ofSir Henry Harding and
Sir H. Cough changed the fate of the day in ia
vor of the English army. 1t is believed that
the Silks were obliged to recross the Sutlej on
the following day, the gath of December.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-03-12

QF7 GREAT MISTAKES OFTEN OCCUR -
in forming opinion of Disease, in consequence Of
which much evil occurs-fcqlently death ensues. A
rich planter living in the vicinity OF Mobile and hay
ing large family Of children who were almost con-
stanty under the Doctors care, did not seem to re-
cover, but on the contrary were pnng aw4y and one
or two Of them had died Believing that his children
were affected with worms, which were the sole cause
Of the difficulty, he got box of Sheyman's Worm
Lozengos and began giving them to bis children. 1t
quantities of worms brought away from them we're
almost incredible. lie Is troubled no more about his
children; they are now in the enjoyment of perfect
health ana he told Mr.. White, the agent at Mobile,
that he would not be without Sherman'S Worm Lozen-
ges in his house if he had to poy $40 per box as they
were decidedly the best medicine he ever saw. Dr..
Shermans warehouse is at l06 Nassau ST., N. Y.
For Sale bv s. ?. REDFlELD
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-03-12
Medicine for the Million !
INE LINlMENT,

SEANElt'S JOINT AND NERVE EMINENT,
TOR the # rheumatism, Gou spains BRUISES, Swengp
Camp NUmhncss amen"ss Of nh kinds, Pain the side back
Jns, Weakness Of the JOINTS nerves. Ague still neck stngs
fm..cs Chbans, Fresh wuunds Burns Free zc and all
Of ExrERNtL INJURY.
There has appeared medicine wc possesses the pen0
ang and healing power g5t degree, while the
time, canno by possibility produce injurious effects By its
action the SKIN eyUr healthy circulation of the blood
the obStr tos to the NsrNsE PERsPRAIov which
the of mu onan Suffering. 1t has complete
fire. and be- used with perfect safety in the ofburns,
The p upon it, being far below other medicines of kind
etctualy every obstacle universal Why
will You suffer pain, when SAFE ccacOus and cheap medicine is
within yOar reach?
IMPORTANT TO OWNERS or HORSES!
This Lniment is not only beneficial The human SYSTEM but is
the best arc that be used for Horses that have been CALLED,
Spnod bruised and for many other diseases requiring
tn remedy The high character Of the gentlemen signing the
following certificate win reuler ofnest 10 all who may have
occasion to a medicine Of the kind.
Blythe undersigned, having made of Spaves Lnment for
Horses and finding it TO be valuable remedy for ameness, gais
pains, Bruises would recommend 10 friends and
public generally believing that thn WHO may have tnusS
remedy for any the diseases o which il is recommended yilp
not be disappointed in its effects.
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ESQ, Mr.. Josephus Warren to Miss Laura Iamberton
both of M,
In Randolph, Feb. 81, by the Rev. Chas. N. Smith,
Mr. Cornelius Russell, Of Andovor, N. H.. to Miss
Mary Jane Andrews OF Randolph.
In Granville, Feb, H. by Rev. VIM. Scales Of
Rochester, Mr. Luke Joslin, of Waitsfeld to Miss
Abigail Ford OF Granville.
In Rochester, March 4, Mr.. Zeba Lamb, of Gran
vile, to Mss Betsey Mo,se Of West Randolph.
In Jamaica, Feb. 10, by Rev J. Smith, Mr. VII
liam Boynton, Esq, and Miss Relief Howard botl
of ].
By the same, in Wardsboro, Feb. 25, Mr.. Walter
Kidder and Miss Harriet F. Brown, both of w
In Vergennes, Feb 26, by Rev. Mr. Hubbard, Mr.
Vasco S. Howcs, of Shoreham, to Miss Emma ]. Til
don, Of Nergennes