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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-05-26
What is 10 be done with Mexico?

The general and intense interest excited
by the stupendous events in Europe has
withdrawn public attention almost entirely
from Mexico, at a time when IA careful con-
sideration of Mexican affairs is most essen
tial. Recent advices diminish the proba-
bility that the Treaty will be ratified at
Queretaro-indeed we have scarcely a hope
of it. Even if it were to be ratified, it would
give us no real lasting Peace, so long as
we retained possession Of New Mexico and
other integral portions of the Mexican Re-
public of 1924. The moment our troops are
Withdrawn, the Military and other dema-
gogues will make the ~cession Of territory a
pretext for new pronunciamentos and lnsur-
rections, and the shadow Of Government at
Queretaro will vanish before the general
hostility of a race too cowardly and base TO
defend their soil, yet too proud not to be hui
INFLATED and slung to madness by a public
acknowledgement that they have lost it,
New rulers will be installed on the basis OF
execration of the Treaty, and they will be
compelled to disavow and disregard it, or
fall in turn before another swarm Of adven-
turers as greedy and unPElnciPlod as them
selves.
If the Treaty shall be rclected-a5 we arc
confident it wlll-tlcIe i, just 'his allcma'
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-05-26
A NEW WORK.

would say to my friends and fellow Ia
borers in the good Cause" that | have pre-
pared for the press, a work, entitled "HO5ern
Lgf3edty and Modern Christ1aniiy Contrast
ed" As to the merit, or ability of the work,
| have nothing to say, farther than this-that
1t will put into circulation a vast amount Of
R~nti-Slarery and other truth, snited 10 the
present time-nnder a phrase that will elicit
both a realty sale, and a hhoaghyui reading.
Being DESTROYS of placing this work in the
hands of the reader, the pWbhc, the tCOrid, |
solicit aid in The good undertaking in the fol-
lowing way, VIZ any person advancing 25
cents shall be entitled to one copy; 80 cents,
two copies; 81, four copies, and 50 on to any
amount that may be desired.
The work will cost in its execution prob
ably from 10 to 20 cents. There fore, each
subscriber of % cents will leave in my hands
a clear donation OF ) or 10 cents.
No person, however, need feel himself Ii
mite1 in his donation by the above plan, 81,
s., or $40, will be thankfully received. If
the friends lCW H.. this book may be in cir
~culation in a few weeks. ] hope the friends
at Salem, Marlboro, Randolph, Ravenna,
Clagrin Falls, Lowelville, New Lyme, Cam
field, Columhiana, Pittsburgh, Harveysburg,
Cincinnati, West Middleton, and all other
places, will club together and send on their
aid Immediately.
o. All communications referring to this
subject 10 he addressed to n. n. Selby,
Byesville p. o., Guernsey Co., o.
! hope, dear friends, that you will feel in
terested in this matter, and 60 right to work.
Let us push it through at once, and give an
other opportunity to such as are in doubt, to
see themselves through their WI dolngs.-
One of old said, ''Behold how great a
matter a little fire kindleth !" SO in this
case. A small amount from each person
(who will be anxious 10 read the work. will
send it forth in a very short time.
n. n. SELBY.
May 9th, 1sls.
p. S. This book can be sent in every d.
rection from the anniversary, which is an
nounced TO be at Salem some time in Aug.
n. n. S.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-05-26

"IT is CoMING."-rhe slaveholde rs be-
gin TO look upon Slavery as a doomed insti-
tuition. They begin to feel the influence Of
the anti-slavery agitation, and acknowledge
that the day of emancipation is not Far dis
lant, The Washington correspondent Of the
Boston Wing says
Mr.. Butler, of the Senate, on Thursday
last, in a bitter spirit, said that the encroach-
men,s Of the North, and other causes, were
fast overpowering the South, and that slave
ry was doomed. Duff Green made the same
admission yesterday, though he denounces,
in strong terms, those who oppose the ae-
gressions of the South. The "Oiher causes "
which Shareholders fear, are shaking the fet-
tiers from the oppressed in Europe. The
revolutions there cannot but effect a revolu-
ton here; and this is the great secret Of the
opposition of Calhoun, and certain other
shareholders, TO the movements in France
and other portions of Europe, in favor OF
liberty.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-05-26
THE WASHINGTON CAPTIVES.

The Governor of Virginia has issued a re-
QUESTION upon the authorities at Washington,
for the delivery to the authorities of Virginia,
of the three white men who assisted IN the
escape of the slaves. The ground of the de-
mand is, that som Of the slaves were taken
from Virginia. Judge Cranch had the case
under consideration. No doubt every effort
will be made 10 have them tried where. and
for the offence, which will insure the sever
est punishment. 1.-The abducted slaves" is
the term which the Alexandria Gazette APP
plies to the case.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-05-26
The Ten Dollar Pledge.

If those who have not yet paid in their sub
s%criPtion to the $40 Bugle pledge, can do it
soon, they will confer an obligation on the
Publishing Agent.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-05-26
Charles c. Bnrleigh and Henry
Wright.

1t will be seen by a notice of meetings. in
another column, that these advocates of Free
dom and of Peace expect to be in the West
about the middle of next month, and not un-
til then.
Although their visit is made on their indi-
vidual responsibility and not as the agents
of any Society, we doubt not they will-so
far as their Anli.Slavery and Peace efforts
are concerned-labor in conjunction with the
Western Anti-Slavery and Peace Societies.
1t is however a cause for regret that there
was not a consultation between our friends
and the Elk. Committee of these Societies be-
fore they made their appointments, so that
they might at least have become acquainted
with the wishes and plans Of the friends of
Anti-Slavery and Peace in the West.
There has certainly been a misunderstan-
ding on the part of the Western Peace Soci-
ETY., whose Tx. Committee has called a Con-
vention for the 3rd and 18th of June, and an
nounced that Henry G. Wright and Charles
C. Burleigh would be present--the time fix
ed upon for the meeting being nearly three
weeks before they will be in the State. We
have accordingly omitted this week the Call
for the Peace Convention, presuming that in
so doing we meet the wishes of the Com.
mittee, who cannot expect the speakers to be
there at the time proposed, nor at any Other
very early period, for we learn the arrange.
ment for meetings for some time to com has
been attended 10.
Rev. Mr.. HARTSoc, was recently arrested
at Frederick, Md, on a charge of bigamy, OIL
p~otygamy, as the conductors of our Foreign
Missionary affairs would probably term it,
1t appears he was married in Maryland abour
two months since, and has a wife now living
in this State.
Query for the A. B. c. F. Nils polyg'
amy by a christian professor in a christian
land any more of a crime than poIygauIy by
a christian professor in a heather land
The Rev. w. b. Johnson, d. D., the sane,
tity of whose divinity belongs 10 the Baptis'
sect, once affirmed,
"When in any country, slavery has be-
come a part Of its settled policy, the inhabi
tants, even Christians, may hold slaves with
out crime"
Perhaps it is through the medium of this
principle the A. b. c. F. NJ. looks at polyg
amy in its mission churches for we will dc
that distinguished body the justice to admit
that We never knew it to tolerate the practice
in any land where it is condemned by law
The church of America is very law.abidine
organization, and this may account for the ia
vor it extends to foreign polygamists, and th'
hiding Of its countenance from domestic trans
gressors Of that kind.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-05-26

Mn. Polk A PRoPHET.-The Washington
correspondent OF the Baltimore Sun is endea-
voring to make out President Polk a prophet.
-Christian Citizen.
In our estimation he is neither a profi nor
an honor TO tho country OIL the age.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-05-26
CauliOn---LOOk out for an ImpOstOr.

A colored mar by the name Of I. 3. Tay-
Tor left Massilon on the 10Th of March last
with a gold watch and several hundred dol
lars Of money belonging to our citizens, be-
sides leaving the printer minus forty dollars
for printing &c. This said Taylor is a large
black man, can make himself appear honest,
but can feign lameness or any deception for
defrauding the people. The community
wherever he may 90, are warned against put
ting any confidence in his assertions, as he is
a grand imposter and unsafe to be trusted in
society. Said Taylor recently returned from
the upper Lakes with considerable money
| which many suppose he obtained by some
means that would perhaps en,itle him to the
Penitentiary or gslIows. All papers who
have regard for good morals will be doing a
favor TO community by giving the above aU
insertion.
Massilon, March lsis,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-05-26

An Irish laborer plunged into the river and
hauled out a gentleman who was accidentally
drowning the gentleman rewarded Pat with
a sixpence. "Wcll," said the dripping man,
seeing Pats doubtful pause, amt you
satisfied Do you think you ought to have
morel" "Och " answered the poor fell
low, looking hard at the one he had rescued,
s. think I'm o~verpaid :"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-05-26

France, in her struggle, CONT and be bapti-
zed at the altar Of Freedom, and at her shrine
consecrate yourselves to the work of abolish
ing Qmerjcan ]siarerv.
The question was then taken on Thomas
Eatle's resolutions and they were lost.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-05-26

The meetings at New Lyme, Cleveland,
and Akron, will commence at 10 o'clock, A.
NJ; the others, on the first day of the meet
ings at . o'clock, p. NJ, subsequent days at
10 A. NJ.
The friends Of Anti-S%lavery and Peace are
requested to make all necessary arrangements
for the meetings, and give as wide a notice
as possible. Now is the time 10 agitate.
Those owing for the Bugle, or from whom
pledges are due to the Western A. S. Society,
can avail themselves Of the opportunity af-
lorded by these meetings to pay 10
SAML. BROOKE.
P. S. An assortment of Anti-Slavery and
some other roformatory books can be obtain
ed at these meetings. Among the rest
DICK CROWNINGSHIELD,
THE ASSASSIN,
AND ZACHARY TAYLOR,
THE SOLDIER,
The Difference bef,ceen them.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-05-26
Important Meetings.

Henry C. Wright, the Apostle of Peace,
and Charles c.. Burleigh, the eloquent Anti
Slavery Advocate, will hold meetings at the
following places, viz at
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-05-26

The New YORK VIGILANCE COMMITTEE
has afforded aid to l66 fugitive slaves since
October last. Their branch of the Under
Ground Railroad does good business.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-05-26
BY HENRY c. WRIGHT.

can he had. This Tract should be scattered
broadcas, over the country, as well 40 many
other Books and Tflcte comprising the assoTt-
ment,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-05-26
The EX. Committee

Will meet at the usual place on the 3rd of
June. A full meeting is desirable.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-09

I,u4uAnELPItA MEpiCAi. tuUst- saalus.ed
\ % years ego, by DIR. ktNkEtdN. The cd -,
snresi and hrsthatd Is cure al forms OF secret diseases.
Diseases ot tr sNn and solitary HABITS OF youth. j. IN
~kiNhELtN, g. w. corner II fhird AMI Union Sis,
between spruce aud Fine, u sInafes fgoa the Ex.
change, ,
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Youth who lave niureI themselves Ly 4 certain
aracuce Wsuiscd ina habt frequently learned from
cYii companions, or a srtool-ilr e;etts OF which are
nightly Zen, syru Whom aslela. and destroy hot. mind
Constitutional dr la, Immediately cared, and fUh visor
restored. Athletics pest pad.
MEN
" you ya'uc vour hte or Your isiGh, remember. the
delay OF 4 month, may, rvsa . wees, pray prove Your
rain, tHptit of la,dt a.i iulnd, ieHre lei mo- fai-r mod
uety deter uu fpu making yasr Ca~n kuuWi tlonc who
from edacaituu sud frsfceia' City, can aoue ieirte1d
Won lie Wup places himself HadeT lr kl1krlu's treat
Heai, MAJ rcIsmusy c1nhde "a bis hoRor as a gentle
Han, saa rt w.n>e tuson viii he forever locked the Sc
cftf vt tHe UNiut
TOO uaHy ti,sb they win hug the secret tntac,r o,vn
hrstts, aui- cure themselves, Mas aow oucn 90 this
fAtstdei5=taH, and how inaaf d fr1Mis'ns young man,
Is 10 Wtsh raystcon at ornament 10 society, has faded
from tHe eufta,
COUNTRY INvALtus.
fudius II acopveaicnl To tssAe ge-srsi Application,
esa. BE- si.tias their ra>e eApiictuK, iascflrg Nth 70
their symlttts. ger lr.icr pest pait) have i1rN tfi-t
L. thel = chest containing DR.. X medicines afpfoni
asd acfafi Hgt.
Trcta-c- 30 NtltCiues fdfs aided To any Farl of the
Gated Stati- At "a uuun. MIS- huttce.
y fs-t paid letters, Addressed 10 DIR kiNhlLIN,
Philadelphia. val Ne prnillly attended 10,
see advertisement 90 The sp!r.t Of lie Tunes, lhia
delpiti7 WV 26.-h
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-09
REV. N. E~EiEsEsAIE'S
VEGETABLES ANTi-BiL Gus
EAMHN Pills

fSTIlEY have proved of the creates, trucst in ro,iev.
- ing and curing %osltilafe aiu dangerous diseases.
where other remedies havc failed. The worst cases sf
cbrbuie dyspepsia, inyrtcra'e costivene.s. indigestion
iratisn,, nervous ~ sick headache. and piles. have heen
entirely cured 10y iaeiu; asn. liver complaints of long
standing, enlargement % congestion OF the sn'een, some
tiues called aguc cakeiY the side. bilious fever. fever
and agne ~ all its forms, ia'lndice. clio &c or sGasm Of
the muscular coat Stae stomach. diaf fHa, d, seutery
or hloody tux. ci,Cierd and Is prrniuniiory SYMPTOMS.
(f which many huudfet cases have leen cnrcd.0 mental
der Augment, nervous debility. drnssical swelling, numb
Falscy, epilepsy, apope1F, sea sickness, scurvy, asth
ma. pleurisy, worms ia children OF adults, fits. loose
uess and irfegu'ariiy 'of the oweisocea toned 10y teei.
Hng or irritation. fc-ers, wiioopiur cough, scarlet
biyes or Group. erupr IONS Of lie skin, SC.
They are mild lui etcsiual in their operation upon
tie system, not causing debility 81 too groat exciiemcns.
They arc perfectly safe aud proper 10 he taken in ever
peculiarly Of siiua'ion. climate or disease where ana
tera,iye. caihartic nriaXstive wonh prove bencheia -
I Icy Sc compatible with every climate. and havets:
found excellent preveufives OF thu diseases incident
hot temper aInrts and ucW countries. as fever andI.u
billions affections, &c. they deierse aud cleanse \
promote ;he secretion 4 healthy llle. They Civ
strength 10 the stomach, causing the digcsii ion to he nas
~ Al, vigorous aud healthy.
ETtrrcf from q Iefici from The Rcp. Mtdat
Mnnson, # tho Georgia Mefhodist Cor
~fereHcc.
s.Rtvl>C Co. GtoRot., April %, 1874.
Rev. aud Dear Sit.
The fever and sgue Is very prey aleni IN This State and
Yaur flls are atnosf 4 certain cure for q. I have broken
tie disease npon niysclf witbtwo doses Of tho pills, and
! am rot alone IN tins VI erIfuee have known many
exc that exactly suitsihis su'try climate. Ncurs. &C.
NEUAps UNSON.
For sale by HissErT 4 ROBINSON aud JAMES
tkEE. Agents. pr 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-09

IuitpErrHs l0ta u'. nth. isiG.
ia3- N PEEKsHN. no. gS Chestnut s~trt,t.-itaylue
f .'dt 10 eve my o9fHiun au tNa iHcrita If
M-Ali4e ER'S SAME am wftHr ip cpumcfsfe
suuIU az tU- benefit which conceive / have cN lerrn.
erl t4 t4e gse NJ the Article
tut4e ptiue ui l-t.l hEl an attack of ItoSipe'a. Ia
ut 4ffc, WH4chtttaUc very painful, Iud attended, luio
cur &c f1 eyes Dc, attended " AZ tryr, my distress
na- gs..' sndi hfgat 100 te fearful of losing ssy eve
NsIa.fuug prev .1ls To- this, q pauphl.t ~ as thrown
into ut UIt-r. entitled "tNSENS BE fEHSrtWA
fltN. sing forth tuc vftucs Of " NcAlLiSFER'S
or tae WORLDS ~ALNE."
Ati'u. sut musHa lee icver va what j. termed quacN
medicine, / pufclHs-3 a boa sud made ava appiicauan
to uN I4ee. To ms surprise The par sooa shstvd, and
tret, ttal a VA lhe Salve under Providence that cured
nae.
Prom thai time 20 the present have used The article
a. pecssiuu required, sud IN every ease where I have
used a., ! aaye found doethed ieRedi.
A ut- iHae. on cuHs ta red al ulghf my thf0st was 50
sore That ~ allowed Wtti didicuity, bat ty an appilca-
tat VI ttf save 1 Was relieved before morning.
A4tr used Il ga cz-Cs Of Burns, hfuI-es, Spialns aud
Flesh Cats. all with thc happicst effects, aud me case Of
puIsHnlH s. a Wild Nlae ia The woous, mas leeu dned
up aHd .afei hi a few applications.
.7tu as Own "a acrence. l would strongly recon
mrHd I ta si, A. ciirap, convenient fanl, i%uediciae,
o. -ctu.st 1 paftAke more Of an %olntutcnf Than a save,
AMI APO t,tl tol ~caiAtr II gets quite itquie; hence. u
ftqHtcaho preparation other then TO rub It on The ahiic'
cd part.
Have lcooms 50 ~partialt TO ii, that expect 10 keep il
constantly 80 ~ taHl}-
Iaauea uuauittllous Co appear iu Iriut. set cannot
refuse 90 have thls communication made put4c.lf Judged
test 60 serve tae cause OF humanity
Especially ihine. NA ADAMS,
ott.U Ne ID 'uf Road.
lot, O., Jane BAKER. Wheelin-, Va. and lame
Esritg, t.tal. rthlowr,A VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-09
Ni.NI. NII1i. iCI.

I'll ALIENS NEGETAMG COMPOUND. Tor the
~ cnre OF y srcp-la. LIVER COMPLAINT. NEE
NoUS pEjiI.tTl. BlLIpi : AEfECIloNs, Sc &c.
TINS medicine Is oacltd 10 TIE ihilic une'i SIC -
sutsHee that tierc is up article IN existence lav lug siron
~ a re uMgr CRibi T OF JEFFERSON col
LEGE, fhlpdclptla, and a practising Physician d
,Ss9i. ycs s standing in P1ila3cpIua, his long eXpefi.
enee - ahmed llm ~ the olnnialt thsI a compound
ed me,ielpe w-s mllite! 10 pfeYen1 and ,cin.dy he &c.
CLIMATE, and TO coHniefaet the PtostlatiUg infueu-
oes ct tn many nervous disorders with which, c Lu-
nan family afe afflicted.
DIR. ALLEN Is a web knuwH Physician, and has
us.d the a'"ve medicine in his prsetice ior Eioilf
YEARS With the most astonishing g ieot, having tested
rs qua'iics IN a. owe uve thousand cases
No med cinc ever received more tSttcring recommeu
detion FROM PIP s.cians of eatrlrni standing tIaa has
te;a3 bestowed on tia. HEAD tae t]2iiowias'
pht", pronounced i one OF the Bkst loNic iresafa
lions he had ever used, aud recommended II stronsi, IN
Cases u dyspepsia, Nervous ilehEity. csc.
Tie following Is AT extract of letter nom
DR. ROBERT AGNEW,
an emmett Physician &c Lancaster county Pa.
DR. All EN-lEAt s;E;-it IS witb gre al pleasure
thai / luGTn you OF The success attending your Medi
eIhe, whlie empiafed IA my pfSetlee. rrndy to ave
t5sti "a eitHt cases out ot ten vac Dyspcpitc may by TIE
aseot your Medicine, mi himself u this thorn ia The
ralhW ay Of l1c. MOI only m l~iysPeptic cases, tut in
all oasrs Of consll paiiOs aud dess sses depending on II
dcitaiaied ale Of The nervous ysieiu, together VITA u
torpid state 81 the bowels, VIII your ELIXIR lc oil ines
t,ualie value"
The next Is aieticr from
J. 4. CLEVELAND,
a celebrated Physician aud pr; seist Of Charleston, 5. G
given VI is own words At length,
Caarie>toa, april l3, 1877.
Org w AtiEN-DKAR sle.-h swith great salts
faction | take ials opportunity OF adding my experience
10 TIE sale and prestl ding ofyonr Vegetable o~upound
nor Tue cure oi uls.cps a, WITHIN tie last eighttcu
MONTHS, IA more thss one hnudfed eases of the most
"5sttnaie nature, many OF them teina byst epic of tgon
To hncen trafs -~Ia3dlns, aud itai uehcd every treatment
al"leiluale, atlast yielded, and WIRE cuilre CURED
by a lew tCtIes OF Y0Hr Invaluable compound; | never
bsA a Medicine m m, store wlIch has qivcn such a UNI.
ErT-af SatI-fnrtt.rf Rmf ut,1p au nam npf feet nFe
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-09
Coldridge's Balm of Columbia ro'

tae HAf.-lts positive qualities are a. iniipa- isl.
t0c intaut~, kecilns tHe had fire. frum sruri, aud
caHsu : a !uturtauS g-nWl ia Of .ae halt.
~. faf ladies, amer ttad lril, restoring tc ska 20
- usual slrenslh aaa Il nness, and preventing lhs ial-
iss out af tc hair.
sd. tof any person recovering from any de'iiiy, the
same eJect y produced.
AN, II used ~ iHfAucy tii a growth j. started, Il
uisy lie preserved, hy sitealioH, 10 The latest aeriod of
life.
5i Il frees The head from dindnir, sirras theus the
faofs. ltnpaHs health sHa viHur 10 tae cirtuiai on. and
prevents The iaii nan caaugHts eoiof az ge ting grey.
tsh. ltcaHscs the hair 10 curl teauginnily, whell dlne
a. IA u over fught. No ladies toilet should eysr
he made M!ti0ut 10.
Expectorant syrup. i IT, @ai y" s,ls q .n%saoa-
sands have met a pEeHsture~araiA IsT the want Of at.
tvultoa 10 a common coin. Have You a cough Rev
pr, baHhaiourw's EAierfuTAnl syiup. 4 ssi- medical
prescription, containing Ho poisonous druss, and used
ut aa eAtrnslv, practice lT several yeaTs, wdi tuosi pa-
sHife'V give rr tgi. anl save yoa ffam that mast az hl
itsrass, taiiua"srs Consumption, which tsitly swceFs
iula the grave. hundreds Of lAe Young, the ed, tMs hove
= tHd tme "a
iae oaty genuine Tor sale ia Hhee in= Ia 40. Pair
eiNh, DO ~teuivnviH~hy a. Conn. IN F~ttshur-u 10 IS "a
Jackson, in Ma.l.u-tan is A SNeeuy 4 500, tu -.
4 a4fsvf!e us le1n-ln. also tE every town ni ieausgt
saaiA- ono, A!ary ahl aad Nirgmia. dce 70 A
. Csses siaiy Liq4onee, case esered do, fof sale BY
~ Sns IL LAS a. .NAA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-09

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