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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-09-22
DANIEL HoyEY.
Groaldeld, Scpl. l3, Is47.

Grenlfald Sept. Is, lS47.
Oh TowSsESD-Sir: Having been afflicted for
the last mouths with what my physician calls
AFcver Sore" Of the most painful and aggravating
nature, take the utmost pleasure in informing YOU
have experienced the greatest benefit from the use
Of your invaluable Sarsaparilla purchased one
bottle of our justly respected Physician and Apoth-
ccary, ID. Hoyey, your agent, which | commenced
using, and strange il may appear to Others be-
fore had used the whole of itmy sore healed over
which had baflled the skill Of our most worthy doc
tors-the truth Of which refer 10 your Agent i
would respectfully say all those who are laborng
under pain and disease, arising from an unhealthy
state OF the blood, to secure for themselves med
cine Of so much value as DIR Townsend's Sarsapa-
rilla. Woad it be expcdicni, volumes might be
filled Of the goodly effect which this medicine has
done, and is still doing throughout our land; but
suffice il to say, let those who afflicted with those
diseases which this medicine is prepared Tor, cast
aside all prejudice, and have not the least doubt
they viii he happily disappointed in its most extra
ordinary effects. Respectfully
Il
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-09-22
Trusses, Abdominal support
crs and shoulder Braces.

DHELPS' Single, Double, Umbenl and Child
IL ren's Trusses. Also, Phelps Abdominal Sup
porters and DIR. Pitches and Phelps Shoulder
Brnces-all the hest instruments Of the kind now
in use. For sale cheap by X. SPALDING.
Brattleboro, Feb 18th Is4s 20
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-09-22
RUNNING WATER.

AU ~ ~ xMG WATGHs
With five feet fall IL will discharge one gallon
Ter minnie =, ~ eias=;iSI. % nf, feet from the
machine The simplicity of the operation Of this
machine together with It's effectiveness and duribl-
ity, renders il decidedly the most important and
valuable apparatus yet developed in Hydraulics
They are composed Of metal, weigh but IS lbs,
and occupy only about q cubic loot OF space. Ali
persons having premises situated higher than the
spring or brook from which they wish TO take the
water, are respectfully invited to call on the sub
seribcrs and witness demonstration OF the forcgo-
ing statements. ..~
LEAD PIPE ola superior quality, coated ON the
inside with Banca Tin, metal next 10 silver In
purity, kept constantly on hand PUMPS Of yAri-
Gus kinds manufactured in permanent, workman
like manner and Brass Castings made to order at
their Foundry, as usual A
.G,7 JNO. BURNHAM & SON
Braitleboro, Aug. g ls4s. 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-09-22
Wntch Renairinr.

WATCHES repaired in the incest manner by
w the subscriber, at East Townshend, VT.
N. W. POWERS.
March 8. Is4s 40
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-09-22
CorFrNs.

A VERYLARGE AsSORT3fENTof all si.es
"A at A. VAN DooRN & SONS, Mt reduced
prices as
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-09-22

Neu York, April y, 1871
DR TowNsgsD--I verify believe that your Sar-
saparilla has been the means through Providence,
Of saving my life. ! have for several years had a
bad Cough. il became worse and worse. AT last
raised large quantities OF blood had night weats
and was greatly debilitned and reduced and did nor
expect TO live. have only used your Sarsaparilla
short time, and there has wonderful change been
wrought in me. am now able 10 walk ali over
the city. l raise no blood and myeough has len
me. fouran well imagine that am thankful for
these results
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-09-22

The various uses Of this selfaciing machine arc
Ut once obvious, viz
For the purposes Of irrigating lands, and supply
ing dwellings gardens, factories, villages engines
a.. with - -
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-09-22
To Mothers and Married Ladies.

This Extract of Sarsaparilla has been expressly
prepared in reference to female complaints. No fe-
male who has reason to suppose she IS approaching
that critical period, "The turn Of ne" should neg
lect TO take IT, as it Is certain preventive LOT any
Of The numerous and horrible diseases to which fc-
males are subject At this time Of life, This period
may be delayed T sseral gears BY using dis medciae
Nor is il less valuable for those who approach
ing womanhood as ii Is calculated 10 Assist nature,
by quickening the blood and inyigerating the sys'
tenn Indeed this medicine is invaluable for all the
delicate diseases 10 which women are subject
II braces the whole system, renews permanently
the natural energies by removing the impurities Of
the body not so far stimulating MS TO produce sub
sequent relaxation, which is the case of most med
icincs taken for female weakness and disease. BY
using few bottles of this medicine, many severe
and painful surgical operations may DO prevented.
Ser0luIn Cured.--This certificate conclu-
sively proves that this Sasaparla has perfect con-
troll over the most obstinate diseases OF the plooy'
Three persons cured in one honse is llnpfeeeaen'en
Three Children.
DIR TowssEsp-Dear Sir. have the pleasure
to inform Won that three Of my children have been
cured Of the Scrofnla by the use OF your excellent
medicine. They were afflicted very severely WIN
bad Sores, have taken only four hotties 1t took
them away, for which feel under great ophsauoh'
Yours respectfully,
ISAAC W. GRAIN, LOG Wooster st.
Principal ONCE la6 fULION ouceli Sun
building, ~ "; BEDDING & Co, State Street,
Boston; Dyott & Sons, l3e North Second Street,
Philadelphia; s, S. Ilance,. Druggist, Baltimore
+. M. Cohen, Charleston; Wright Z Co, l5i Char
tres Street, ~ o.. l0b South Pearl Street Albany
and by all the principal Druggists and Mcrchanti
generally throughout the United States, West In
dies and the Cnnadas.
~ Sold by BUTTON CLARK, Bratteboro,
Wholesale Agents, and by ALoSzo NEwToS, Yer
non, W o.
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WATER WHEELS,

and Is uumAei 70 b. equal in every respect to that
cinanaiiBg from the most celebrated Foundries
The public generally are invited TO look
through this Establishment before making their Sc
lcctions as every thing pertaining to an hon
foundry, var be fs,ssd -
Brownies Eagle Iron Works /!
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-09-22
CuItiyators.

Among which may be found tho
Patent Mould. Board Culiiynior, $500
Common $50
/ also keep general assortment Of Cook,
P0rlOf md BOX
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-09-22
10000 Cases Of General Debility and want
Of Nervous Energy.

DIR IownscDds Observation-Disclosures the whole
system permanently 10 those who have lost their
muscular energy by the effects Of medicine or indis-
erection committed in youth or The excessive iru
gcnce Of the passions, and brought on eeicral
physical prosifatiop Of the nervous system assi.
tudc, want Of ambition, hinting sensations, prcna.
ture decay and decline, hasening towards that fatal
disease, Consumption, can be entirely restored by
this pleasant remedy This SarSaparilla is far SUI
perior to apy .f j.. ...I. ...... .....-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24
lis. BRnAnwAY. NV York.
READ THE FOLLOWING AWFUL CASE

235, CHERNur ST., PHmADELrHIA,
and my authorized Agents.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24

The new Catholic Church. ST Jsmcs'. will
be blessed on Sunday next. the 26th list. a.
&c o'Clock.
Bishop Purcell. ofCincinnsti. is expected
TO preach in The morning. and Rev. Thomas
Heyden. of Bedford, at the afternoon service.
The Bishop Of Pittsburgh aud Other clergy men
are expected 10 attend on the. occasion.
For The purpose Of preventing an excessive
crowd, and at the same tine 10 ala he funds
OF the church, which has been erected at no
iriiilng cost, tickets OF admission have bsen
prepared, admitting a lady and gentleman. Tor
which one doliarwiil be charged. In consii-
rration Of the object contemplated, it Is pre-
'umed the literally disposed viii see io OBJ
lection to the charge una le, aud hat they will
erencome prepared to give further assistance
when the collection shsll be taken up. The
usual service 81 the church Tor Sundays, viii
take place a, the old churcha at s, Z. aud 5
o'clock 10 She morning.
The tickets may be procured OF Messrs. H.
Moore, ii NJ Jamison. NJ Reilly. P Crawley,
Adam to1se and John Vosler, or at the resi-
hence OF the Bishop.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24
VIRGINIA.

We are now approaching the time when
the census Of 1880 will be taken. and it will
show many facts remarkable in a republican
government; bui one more remarkable than all
others: VIZ. that Western Virginia, with a
population 5000 greater than that of eastern
Virginia. with equal wealth and intelligence.
has but So representatives in the lower house
OF The legislature while The eastern section OF
the state has 79 members-ths the senate is
COMPOSED OF members elected by like di,pati-
~ oI numbers-that from this body. so con-
stituled, proceeds. not only the laws OF the
state, the appropriation OF she entire revenue;
but he selection OF Governor. Councillors,
oil financial officers, judges, militia officers,
&c. We have also, in our countess per-
pelual county court OF unpaid magistrates,
a system under which jurors are forced un-
requited into servitude, aud limited suffrage
where a horse. clock or farm is supposed to
be the only Judgment OF the intelligence and
honesty Which should constitute a freeman.
That such partialin in apportionment and
inequality OF condition, that such declaring
men from political rights and taking from
them all Incentives 10 ambition, should be as
d deep seated disease upon the public body,
should retard cur enhancement in wealth, in
tellect. morals aud population, is as necessa-
rs as that The going down Of the sun should
produce darkness.
Ii our co-workrrs in the west hrlieve that
these are facts, lei then inscribe high on their
banners
Equal representation,
The election of executive officer. BY the
people,
Reform in the magistracy,
And universal slffrge.
Let them eppiy 10 tn, subject the ail-power-
full lever that has ever moved the moral
world, let Us now begin determined 10
end only with success, and, Our word tor IT,
success viii be ours, the present generation
will r%joice, ~rosterty will bless us-wronged.
misgo,erned, down-ttoddsn Virginia will rise
as a giant shaking of his SAUNDERS, and again
take the first seat in The council OF ststes.-
Strangers " i'll come from altar TO I'LL our soil
and our " iie-sptead wilderness will bios
som as the rose"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24
FIRES TSNEw yoRN. Tb,r. :

FIRES TSNEw YoRN. There wer. .eve-
ni destructive hres in the city Of New York
on Saturday night Involving the loss Of much
property and a great zeal Of animal life. The
correspondent OF the Philadelphia Inquirer
saws:
The fires broke out IN Murphy's stage es-
Enlistment, ou The conner oi 21th street and
Third avenue. and DESTROYED 40 horses. 20
Stages. % sirighs. a factory attached. a Me-
thodist church ON 27th 81. Public Scholl,
No. IS. several sm4li dwelling houses. two
good 'nme dwellings, end 81. Sarnab5s Pro-
trs'apt Episcopal Church. The whole loss
will notiatl much shoot Of Sl50.OO0. Mr..
M~ufphy's loss is $4,000. ouly $500. 81
which were insured lie commenced lite a
poor boy. aud BY Industry aud perseverance,
hnally became d rich man. IN one night he
u rendered worthless by Ibis Ere.
Another Cuutitgration occurred Of the cor
nero 9ouery aud Broome st.. on tie lice OF
the Harlem Railroad. II destroyed g houses,
valued al $4,000, AMI damaged the Rev.
DR.. Cone's Stone Church to the amount ot
about $1,000.
bite these fires were raging. a third broke
out on the corner Of Eighth Avenue aud 30 h
ST.. ina stable. which with tNodNe ling hou-
ses, was esfroyed. Loss estimated at SlS.0Oo.
And while oil those three fires were IN TOLL
career. another burst ont 10 west l7ih street,
Which demolished 6 houses and destroyed /
horses.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24

f.AkPEf oHhN-ARo,ler li Of carpet CHAINS. of
~ very bright colors, just received by
ocl4i GREtP a. no--rp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24

We perceive that many Of the ~locofoco pa
pers have adopted The land relormers' creed,
aud propose to distribute 10 actual settlers
100 acres each, OF the public lands. We
have only TO remark upon this proposition, as
we have ever felt, that we look on the proceeds
OF the public lands as a source oil much en-
barrsssment 10 the treasury, and Tor that res
son ga We the proposition 10 distribute those
proceeds among the states in 1874, our hear
" concurrence. The national treasury was
then well provided, while those OF tie states
were bankrupt, the contrary now exists, and
as this, at least, is a ques ion governed by cir
cumstances, a conservative or expedient
course would reverse the decision upon its
merits. We now see no necessity for this
distribution.
The proposition 10 give 10 actual settlers,
would require the consideration OF two facts;
viz: will The present condition OF the country
enable any arrangement ol The tarlil 10 pro-
vide revenue enough TO mtet the expenses OF
government, enhanced, as they will be by
large accrssions Of territory, pay The interest
upon the public debt aud provide sinking
fund 80 large that the N lional debt will not
be eDIaiied upon p%osterityi and Will justice
be melted out between the States BY that poll
cy whioh viii tend TO depopulate tae eastern
states ior he advancement Of distant regions.
while The lands are jointly owned by all, and
the eastern bear the principal bur'hen OF sup
norrinq The government
We are lar from denying that the PROPOSE
ton thus 10 provide homes Tor the INDECENT,
has mrrit; bur 10 seems very strange that The
locolocos should have become 50 suddenly
iujocirina,ed with a principle the antipodes
Of all their icTner professions and practices.
just when they found themselves defeated
upon all pfe-eIisung issues, aud they should
seeh 10 sleep with those who, d few weeks
since, they wou,d willingly have eaten. II
it 10 not absolute hypochsl il is not sincerity,
and sayors too much OF
will you walk lnto my psrlor,
SAYS tie spi1tr To the n.y.
The proposition TO take iron those who
have mote han 100 acres aud give to those
WHO have none is an affiliated idea IN The
minds Of many; but The conservative inter-
est OF lie couniI. is too great 10 permit it
TO assume . dangerous or vital form.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24
THE WOOSTER BANK RoBBRPy

The Globe of Saturday publishes The iol-
lowing extract from a letter o. The i4th insi.,
from a gentleman OF Wooster 10 d ii.nd in
this city.
"OUr town Is IN great excitement. twill
be- recoileci-d that toe bsuk was robbed here
sometime since oi a large sum ia gold m.
6Js. No trace has beeu since hren obtained
% the perpetratoTs, uuut last night, wien the
cuipnt wasdrlecied, who proves 10 he Julius
Moore formerly a respectable young m,n--
The whole Of the money was recovered *.
ceptSl390, that hld been spent. tie was
put under bail Tor trial atCouri, for s40Oonly.
oud as msy be Inferred he made his escs.s
lhe same evening 10 paris uuAnowu.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24
TELEGRAPH No. 2.

We orc inds b,ed to the clerk OF splendid
steamer Telegraph No. 2 Tor late Louisville
papers. This boa, has vet no competitor on
our waters.
The following named gentlemen, who lett
the boat here. Yesterday morain2, authorize
US to say all hate an be said IN praiss OF the
boat. table aad officers, aud they will be res
pcn.ib.e to he ~,raveli { public for it.
~ p p,,spt Ia. c. Wamrr, Louisville,
l. Ts,kIs Va S. P. Lewis, do.
J,hn Air kv. W. French, do.
u Min. \ y J Johnston, Ohio.
J,m.s Mullen. Ohio. w. Hunt, do.
J. FORSYTH. do.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24
TIE WHEELING TINES For sAlE.

w having determined s'ne mnoiis sincr,
TO brirg orr labors as an editor amt puh'istet
10 q close with the CLOSE OF iii. Frcs'den lai
canvas. le IL close IS IL might. now oiier
our Whole establishment for sac.
f. consists 81 q Dsily. Td- Weekly and
Weekly Paper. nlthe largest size. with q large
lob office. a bindtry. ant al, the necessaf i,s
bob ior uer swpsr ami book work.
1h-re could DE no more advantageous posi-
ton found ior two ot three pef~ons VINO were
disposed o 10 into The business with a small
capitsi.
II y the culy whig Or commercial paper in
! Wheeling. . prosperous Gty @! near twelve
Thousand inhabitants, and having a well IN
proved and ihicklv settled adjoining country
and il csuuot tail to he largely palF1nized.
II will b. sold on such terms a. cannot l1ii
10 ensure perfect success 10 the purchaser.
4 notice ol this itct from oar edltonat
brethren viii be Thankfully received.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24

VOLUNTEER SrANIsH.-Thr following anec-
dot Is told m the SUNDAY Dts9olch OF a vol.
unIeer, which shows lhe estina;iou in which
the Spanish language is held By such chaps
in general. 1t seems a volunteer bal lost his
horse ond saddle, aud meeting a Mexican &c.
costed htm:
''HomJre have YOU seen a c7reIlo Yamosing
ground hele, without marcy a sitto nor hombre
on nimt2''
mo eptieHd0. said the Mexican.
"No .RteRdez, eh4 Don't yer understand
ger own language, Yer duo sa a,f Now
Just ramo'e This here ranch immediately, il
not snourr. Dte hear"
Thai The Mexican III pauloae may we'll be
supposed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24

MAssscHUsETTs.-of the ten CougressionaI
Districts tour have made no choice, namely,
The Pad, I b, 9th. aud 9Th. The other six are
confidently believed to have chosen Wings,
namely, the first Winthrop, the third Duncan
the sixth Ashmun. the seventh ROCKWELL
the eighth Mann, and the tenth G%rinnel. All
OF these except Duncan are members OF the
present Congress.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24
ELECTION RETURNS

We commence to day the publication OF
the Official returns. AMI shall continue them
until We have published that OF every State
10 the Union. W. shall take the entire Of.
fetal only, selected from the most reliable
papers aud carefully corrected. Our readers
vii do well to cut them out for future ref
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24

The reader will find in another column .
notice Of the time set apart for blessing The
new Catholic church, on 5'hs st. The arrange
meni made tor tickets csnno Tail to he salts
factory to an. as il is designed to promote the
comlor, ofsll, and aid n the payment for a
building which i, an honor to the city, to
the church and to The Bishop who, with indie
f~aficable labor aud perseverance, designed *
errried IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24

SSow At BUFFALO. There has been a hea-
w lsIl Of snow through all the western SIC
tons OF New York. The Bulalo Courier
says:
I'VE measured the snow on Tuesday NOR.
ming on a level SPOT were The wind could not
drit II. and found il to be q inches deep.
An old resident sitting at our elbows says he
does not rrcollect such d fall OF snow since
1886.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24

THE CANaL.-The Chicago journal saws
that the II ptinn OF TIE Canal iuf the prs.
ent d .eesi Is closei it not Tor The .eason.-
Ice is formed some inches ia thickness, and
arrested boats IA their rssssgs down, night
before last, cutting them nearly IN two pei
ces.
The Tug steamere ndea vored to reach Bridge
port yesterday but the ice cut through her,
aud she was Obliged 10 run ashore 10 prevent
I sinking.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24
SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
AT AIfCrI0N

EyiRsU ANT to a decree Of the Circuit Superior
}, Coutl Of Law aud ChAucerY, for Moaonealia Coun
~, pronounced al tAe last AnrIt term. ia the case Of 10.
seph Bailey AND Others, ". Josiah jackson and offers
! shan. on tie 18th day of DeeeHher next. hefnre tho
court h0dse door of said county. proceed 10 sell tho
lands ~ line bill and proceedings mentioned devised NJ
the viii of Samuel Jackson, deceased, 10 Jnsiph Jack
sou ,nd Ruth Dixon, situated ssout SIX miles from Nor.
ganiown 10 said county, whcreon are erecied valuable
iron Works, Isteiy occupied ~ the Mononeaiia Iron
Company. SHAH sell the whole or such pa / only as
may be necessary 10 satisfy the decree aforesaid.
For a more particular description OF tho property,
reference is Herein Badc 20 the viii f the SAID Samuel
Jackson, deceased, hed IN the cause.
FERNS Of Sale-credfi six, twelve and eighteen
months. for 30 much as viii satisfy the decree. an for
any residue, Two, three and four years, bonds bearing
ment OF the purchase money. and the Il le retained in
the same lie pad. GUY K. G. ALLEN,
nov2t-w-tPfs. fee 81 Commissioner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24
MORE ENiDENtr OF TIE WRITE rs on
JANAE.s EAML-A N-EaLn-

NAiNsh MINftAltE%.
~ \ smith, Nipstoyo'. \ C., aNs-Snlne nj ,o,-
: am y Medicines have reached thus pat u n, 80
ny my seem 10 do lrIeh good, and are rs.srty
soHsht after ny all who are scqptmtea Win ib.fr IN.
dleinsi virtues should lie glad to Rave An, A.enr,
i"i me sait Of them, as | datter mfseIi, mai nv ren,,,5
.H,h a. a fhtslcian Is sueh, Is wal rfumnte vouf me,
: 81 NE sale The EKpeesoiani appears 10 be IN Inc
gfe&teAt demand mere ;" '"e
PIT u Wallace, Milford, Penns, says-The 6rs, 81,
n,ohths very billie MrdiciGe Was sold. excrntin, 49,
worm Msdielhe' which was soon disaosed AZ -
nut a sh'fi lime since the eNneetofaut wa, nurh esuas
ht ; had used Que totHe ia uy family. ana f,nnA -
an 'Ntehtht Medtcine Tor colds. rms S,,ins -
heVe 'eea an Hpusust autltec OF person, r..,n1 s'a
or AtsFf coiis, Hndthe most OF theia nave I,rrs -
hy ustig your exaeetnraut. '1'i'i
NJ thos " furner savannah, Geo. sayS-w, h.ro
perh very successful ui selling your Ane,sttv.
asVe Set lev bottles len; We wish YOU 10 ana :
Msssts whine and Laain, Mount Morris \ va.
are suout ont Of yonr Nerudfnae a,a ~
~ ana nave ualg calls tor The Vern.Tf.se ,,hirh
4nNs very hish - TINS section. The $40. III ~ ,an,
"tel1'les hlNt ne % good. ard contuuss 40 u,,r-sss
lie tnlilr, w ~Iuagghty, OHIO, sats--N our y,r,L
~ anu rms sen very reality hers-i coufl have s,tl
"1sn "ln'e OF i'sm Il | hsd had them.
,"F c'e@dihan. MuysVlHt. a N.-says--I ft4 ,
'c'Mliise ana e1Pectorant give good satisGarten ,t
" sh"uNa re Flad 10 have another loi.
it'faied uals by Df. u. Jagne. Phtla4el,h.. -
-. ~e"'y ~ batN LlNGER ana
JthL M.ACk ER SgN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24

The FreemAn's Journal announces the con-
version, to the Roman Catholic Church, of
Robert A. Bakewrli, Esq, student OF The
Episcopoi Theological S~emiuirs, NV York,
aud son to1 2 Rev. W ). Bakeweil, Epis-
COAL Rector, OF Geuesse. He has uuited
with the Catholic Church at Buffalo.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24

A friend has sent us sone speculat'ons as
to the new Csbinst. We are not anxious 10
add 10 loco TOGO speculaiious about thsi mat
ter. Gen Taylor will probably prove as good
a cabinet maker as he is soldier and letter VIII
Ter.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24
Backing, &c.


~ GIoss Nsso''s Backing: 70 hoAes No ! Chocolate.
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