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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28
5AoagUD1rg.
W1EE9ES's

co OklNG STON Els.
M .ul...ler las now on hand a uii supply Of
y lie aroye stoves aud espectiuly inv ties those who
nye ~ Aauto OF a good aftlc,e 10 call aus rNR"ii"e ls
,hl~, he vui sell low, as be- is the uniN agent iof
,tls.t. ~ theo4. purchasers may rest assutc' NOV are
80 .gEr1>. Nolfv sruyE when they tuy 81 nitn,
se.liN- THOSG t~ULBERroN.
,us nal cooking stoves otrittsaurs manufacture
Il. ate aticle. to.etAey with a9enetAi ess1fliur'n o,
.cIPEk riN and SHEET IRON NNHte "l 'l
gt Ia disposed 81 ON the Uost reasonable Terms
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tI..a. 4 #fH~ MD
EgsTsAEH Il

r|ur-iINH TIWrS iNp trrrrF.
~, ,-urpnsrLYT tg"rcKLY wEEELY nv
!. L.. WHARTON
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.NsEED olf-2o hbls. al prime orier. go sac y
Aus5 JANIS BAKER.
FAMILY

No. l..
6 u. WOODROW has Just received from TIE East
k@s aud now tiers a. ~. corner Of Nam aad Jefferson
streets, the most perfect assortment 81 Groceries, &C
tor faulty use. ever offered the citizens Of rs heeiug,
none excepted. which he viii sell at Tie most reasonable
prices. Housekcepcts and desieays g|eueadly, arc iavi-
led to call aud examine. Flour aud packages delivered
10 an partso OF the city tree 0~fehar.e,
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BY wM hole l5o, a.a 81.

NEW BOOT s SHOE STORE.
CtleI fhe Phiiodsiphia Cheap Cash Stor
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WHOLESALE AND Retail BOOT
AND SHOE STORE.
TODD q HOWELL,

A 7 the well known stand Of the Black Mammoth
AsA Boot, south end Of Market Square, would respect.
lIHy inform tHelr customers and the public generally,
that they are now receiving from The Eastern Maniac
turcrs a large aud wen selected assortment of 6oo,s.
SHOES, Leather, Caps, Findings, &c. These Goods have
seen selected with great care. aud are OF the hest otaht,
and latest style, and we most respectfully invl g an AZ he
want any OF the aiove Goods, To call and examine them,
as they viii be sold as low as al any other House IN the
city. semi. - is1S "
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a rrN -Thr undersigned. having tn,
\ dsv entered into partnership. VII couiiane me Fv'
ayaritns and Commission husiness. 81 " htei'"- an.
L.refnfnr, tANN@ q BAKER
"N9"'' LEONARD r.. FOSSh TIT
Whesiina. Iuly n. issr. ROBERT ipESf
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, IS.
In THE Court OF COMMON Pleas
William LYONS
IN CHANCERY.

William w WiIson, James
Taylor, IT,. James Cum The said absent delen-
pingham, jr, and Sarah dants, William Wilson,
Cunningham his wife, James Cunningham, jr.,
Isaac Fry. .Edw ard Tai and Sarah his wife, Isaac
bolt and John Adams. Fry and Edward Talbot
will take notice that on the 2Sth day at Decem-
ber, A. d. 1916, the above complainant, William
Lyons, filed in said Court his Bill in Chancery a.
gainsi the said William Wilson s. James Taylor, Jr.
for the foreclosure df an equitable mortgage oi the
following described tract of land, situate IN SAID
county, to wit: The southwest quarter OF the
northeast quarter Of section 10, township y, and
range A. containing 40 29-l00 acres, made by the
said defendant Wilson, to secure the payment OF
a note of thirty dollars, made by the said Wilson
to the said complainant, payable four months aiier
date, and dated the 18th day of May, 1873. SAID
Bill amongst things, prays The sale of said tract OF
land and that out of the proceeds thereof The said
note and interest on the same may be paid and tor
general relief And that in pursuance of rule
obtained at the April Term, A. D. ls4S, OF said
Court, the said complainant on the 10Th day OF
May, A. D. 1913, filed against said other defen-
dants bis Supplemental Bill in said cause, setting
forth, among other things, divers voluntary and
fraudulent transfers, conveyance and mortgage OF
said trac; of land from said Wilson to said Gun
nlngham r., from said Cunningham, jr.. and wife
10 said Fry, and from said Fry to said Tdlbott-
Said Supplemental Bill, amongst other things,
prays that said fraudulent transfers, &c., may be
decreed to be void, that said land may be sold as
prayed for in the original Bill, unaffected by said
fraudulent transfers. SC. Now unless said absent
defendants will appear and plead, answer or demuI
within sixty days after the next June Term OF SAID
Court the SAID complainant will at the next Octo
ber Term of said Court take said Bill as confessed
against said absent defendants.
| Et Ru Wm O. WALTON.
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BILIOUS FEVER generally begins WITH yawn,
ing. stretching, pain in the bones, angour, gddi-
ness, swelling about the region OF the stomach,
bilious vomiting, and other unpleasant symptoms.
Nright's Indian Vegetable Pills are one OF the
best Of medicines for the cure Of Fevers, because
they purge from the body those morbid humor
which are the cause Of every malady incident to
man. R4EGsfg 81 srt
In cases of fever, from four.to eight Of Wrght's
Indian Vegetable Pills should be taken every night,
or, ifthe symptoms are violent. night and morning
This plan. il properly carried out will IN short
time, subdue the most violent attack Of fever; a'
the same time, the digestive organs will be restor
ed to healthy tone, and health and vigor given te
the whole frame.
i 0J Be,cae of Sugar Coated Co,mterfeits!
+ Remember, the original and genuine ,lndiar
Vegetable Pills have the written signature OF VIM
Wright on the top label of each box.
The genuine for sale by ] A. & G. H. Day'
export. sole agents for Woodshelds For othei
agencies see advertisement 10 another column.
Office and General Depot, 1853, RAcEsts
Philadelphis. s9a
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We wish to call the readers attention to
WISTAR'S BALSAM OFAWILD CHERRY,
that is advertised in another column. There is
some pecuharity about this article that no other
remedy has. 1t is completely master of all Pull
monary Disc ,ses, even to the most malignant,
such as our most prominent and skilful physicians
after long treatment have given up in despair as
beyond the reach OF medicine, and their skill, are
cured by this remedy. The reader may think there
is some assurance in this, and with some reason
too, if il was not plain matter Of fact proved by
many cases within ourimmediate circle Of acquain
tapce We recommend it to the afflicted as the
best medicine before the public. ~ 9HsL
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READ 1T! IT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF, AND
COMMENTS ARE UNNECESSARY.

Philadelphia, May 2sth, ls45.
DR.. Jayne-Dear Sir. l feel bound to the affiict-
ed TO give publicity to the extraordinary effects Of
your valuable medicine.
have suffered Tor several years past with Liver
Complaint, and the train of diseases which follow
"a complete prosuaion Of the system,--so that il
was with great difficulty could walk, and at times
was confined TO my room. To add TO my misery,
Scfofulous affection appeared in my throat, with
Rheumatism in my arms, so that / could not raise
my right arm to my head. In the hottest weather
my feet and hands would ache with the cold, and
perspiration had almost ceased. now became
afflicted with dry hoa,se cough, and gave up all
hopes of ever getting well. had night swests.
and gat little or no sleep, with rightful dreams and
morbid headache. seemed to be bordering on
INSANITY, and was denied all study or mental
exercise. l could not read small paragraph in q
newspaper without great difficulty had great
soreness in my stomach. which caused it To swell
so much that was unable to lie down, or even res
cline, but had TO be propped up in chair.
had the advice of some eminent physicians.
and tried nearly all the remedies used in such ca
ses, but continued to grow wurse, and II appeared
as though speedy dissolution was taking place.
/ now heard of your medicines, and determined
to try your SANATivE PILLS, and to my surprise
the soreness left me, so that could walk shout
| the house. Icontinued TO improve from that time.
Shortly after my vile called at your store, and OBJ
tanned bottle OF your ALrERATtvE.
| Alternating which and the Pills for three weeks
there was decided change for the better, so that
when called upon you, you said that would,
get well, and that your ALTERArIvE would cure
me effectuaIly. With no hopes, however, os get.
ting well, still continued taking your Alternative,
urtil had taken faur bottles when there was
sudden change in my whole system. az though l,
had got rid of some great burthen, and / could
draw my breath as usual. My nerves gradually
became strong, and my appetite returned.
1t has been about four months since commence
ed taking your Medicines, and at this time nearly,
every vestige of disease is eradicated from my
system. Fam as active, and nearly as strong, a.
at any period of my life, l,haye now gained nine
pounds in two months.
| have good reason to believe that the use Of
your valuable medicine, by the blessing Of God,
has saved me from premature grave. -st
/ JOSEPH BARBER.
Poplar between Seventh Eighth Sts., Phila,
Prepared only by DR., D. Jayne, Phiadelphis,
and sold on agency, by
J. G. FLEMING, P. M, Woods6eld.
MosEs P. MILEs & Son. SomertoQ.
J. K. HoLMEs, Ciarington.
I F. MYERs, New Castle,
E. HEADLEy, Jamestown.
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n TTACHMENT.-- my instance an at
"A tachment was this day issued by Eli Hopes.
Justice ofthe Peace for Sunsbury township, Mon
county, o., against the property and effects Of
William Judd, a non resident Of said county,.
Dated this 18th day Of June, A. D. ls4s,
June 24s t IL JAMES ADAlR.
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, -.
wm P. Monison) Court Of Common pless Of
vs. Monroe county, Ohio,
HazIete Stotts, In CHANcERY.
The defendant, Hazlete Stotts, is hereby notified
that on the l7ih day of March. A. d. 1913, William
p. Morrison, Of Monroe County, Ohip. filed -
said Court Bill in Chancery against the said
Hazlete Stotls.the object and prayer Of which Bill
is 10 foreclose mortgage given by said Stotts up
on the northwest quarter Of the southwest quarter
of section 8, in township ofranee 4, in said ConD-
ty, executed and dated the 9 day Of April. lS46.-
And the said Hazete Stors is further notified. that
unless he appears aud pleads. answers or demurs
to the said Bill within sixty days after the juno
term OF said Court, the said William P. Morrison
at the next term thereafter will apply TO said Cour
to take the matters Of the Bill confessed and TO
decree thereon accordingly.
N.HOLLISTER,
April Is, 1913. Sol. for Complainant =
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June 10th, l84S.
STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY. IS.

STATE UF UF1IU, MONhUE OUUN I, So
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Mary Carmichael) Said Mary Carmichael has
~. VS.. l this day filed with the Clerk OF
John Carmichael. said Court, her petition for di-
vorce, on the ground of wilful absence, adultery
and bgamy OF said John, and his being sentenced
to the peni.entiary for the bigamy
EDWARD ARCHBOLD,
May IL, IS4S' Atty for Mary Carmichael.
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A TTACHMENT.--A my instance an at.
"A tachment was this day issued by Thomas
Mcmahon, Justice of the Peace in Adams
township, Monroe county, Ohio, against the pro-
perty and effects of Leah Marion, nonresident
Of said county. Dated this 10th day ofJune, 1913.
NATHANIEL MANNING.
lime 18th 1913 ~ .fy ir
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The Washington Union ofyesterday
morning contains an important treaty
Just concluded between the United
States and the government Of New
Grenada. The most striking feature of
the treaty is the fact that it secures US
the right Of way from the Atlantic to
the Pacific, across the isthmus of Pa
mama. s,,,,, f.,s AZ,
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I Our worthy and talented -lellow.citi.
zen, Col. GEo. w. THoMpsoS, has been
appointed by the President Attorney
of ihe United States for the Western
District Of Virginia, in the place ofGeo.
H. Lee, resigned. 49, Wheeling Argus. b,
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, IS.
CouRr OF COMMON PLEAS.
Macaber Forty and IN CuANCERY.
rh.rlae DoIaa AA'

'..r.4. vs.. Inc ueienuaEt, Johh VI ei-
John Orelly. ly, resident without the
State of Ohio, will take notice that on the 10Th
day of May, A. d. ls4s. the complainants filed
their Bill in the above named case, the substance
of which is that the said defendant sold to the COM
planants the west half Of the northwest quarter OF
section 35, township 8, and range 8, in Monroe
county, Ohio, and by the terms of their contract
was TO convey the same 10 them on the 18th day
of May. 1894. The prayer of the Bill is that said
defendant be compelled to specifically perform his
said contract. You will therefore appear, plead,
answer or demur TO the said Bill according to the
statute in such case made and provided.
VIM. OKEY, Clerk
HOLLISTER Atty for Compt
Nav lh 1848-n10 .'
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RHEUMATISM. .GoUT& TIC DoULoREUX
"A respectable gentleman called at our Office, as
he said to inform US that he had been afflicted for
fifteen years with the Rheumatism or Gout, and
occasionally with Tic Douloieux; that he has
been frequently con6nedto his room for months
together, and often suffered the most intense and
excruciating pains, but that lately he had been u.s.
ing JAYNE's ALTERATIvE, from which he found
the most signal and unexpected relief. He says
he found the medicine very pleasant and effective,
and that he now considers himself thoroughly cur
ed.-SpirI Of the Times.
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, IS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
John F. nl'e0na'' IN cHANcERY.
Jacob NeWhard. y

The said Jacob Newhard, VINO IS a.
resident Of The county of Allegheny and State oil
Pennsylvania, will take notice that the said John
F. Bidenharn did on the 18th day of May, A. ID.
ls4S, file in the office of the Clerk of the Court OF
Common Pleas of the county aforesaid. his Bill in
Chancery; the object and prayer of which Bill is
that certain lands, more particularly described IN
mortgage deed made by said Jacob Newhard to
said Bdenharn, bearing date June Gath, 1874, and
recorded July 12h, 1874, may be sold for the pay
ment of the money secured therein and thereby;
and that said Bill will be for hearing at the Octa
Der tenn of said Court,
VIM. F. HUNTER,
Nav 13. 1913. Solicitor tor Complainant.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Eli Baldwin and pARTITJoN
Ann Baldwin his wife
ts. The defendant, Jane
Jospph Henthorn, Eli Henthorn, who is resi-
zabeth Henthorn, An dent of the State of VT-
drew Henlhorn, Mar gna, will take notice
garet Ulom, Phebe that the petitioners, Eli
Hentborn Mary Clark, Baldwin and Ann his
Daniel Clark her hus- wife, on the thirteenth
band, Jane Henthorn, day of January, A. d.
and Daniel Henthorn. 1913, filed in the office OF
the Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas Of the
county and state aforesaid, their petition in which
they, as heirs of Adam Henthun, deceased, ask
for partition of the real estate therein described as
the land of which the said Adam Henthorn died
seized and that said petition will be for hearing at
the June term, 1913, Of said Court.
Vs. -, - :. w. F. HUNTER,
Nav I3, lS4S-6w islt for Petitioners.
HO!YOU'RE GETTING BALD, ARE YOU.
Well that is misfortune and not crime; but
to remain bald, when SO fine an opportunity of
fers to restore your hair, by faithful application
and liberal use of JAYNE's HAIR Tonic, is but
little short of crime. This valuable preparation
excites the scalp to new and healthy action,
ceanses 1t from scuff and dandruff, prevents the
hair from falling of, cures thpse eruptive diseases
which often appear on the head, and in majority
also gives the hair rich and beautiful appearance
unequaled by any thing ofthe kind.
| l4ara "IS THIS MEDICINE!
| We exclaimed the other day, on tasting jayne.
Tonic vermifuge. 1T certainly has none ofthe nau
seous favour, which one associates with the ides
of physic. Children consider il quite treat, and
in taking il their palates are gratified, and their
health restored at the same time. Jayne's Tonic
Vermifuge not only destroys worms but carries of
the mucus in which they are imbedded, and effects
permanent and radical cure. Every mother
knows the prominent symptoms Of worms, such a.
voraclty, leanness, fGted breath, grinding of III,
teeth during sleep, paleness OF the lips, itching
the nose, &C., but there are other indications no
| so generally recognized. A dry cough, dull eyes
enlargement Of the abdomen, and many othe
diseases, frequently denote the presence Of worms
If their exstencei is even suspected, the Vermifug
should be administered, because it can do no harm
in any case, and may DO oincalculahle good.
Prepared only by DR.. d. Jayne, Philadelphia
and sold on agencyby
JIG. FLEMING, P. NJ, Woodsfield.
MosEs p. MILES g. SON, Somerton.
J.K HOLMES, Carington.
l. IF. MyERs, New Cattle. em
L, HEApLEY, Jamestown.
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Brandreth's Pills

HAVE A PRINCIPLE IN THEM SIMILAR,
OR WHICH ACCORDS WITH, AND TRU-
LY STRENGTHENS THE PURIFYING
PRINCIPLE OF THE BLOOD.
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JlFE! lIFEu LIFE!!!

s'AlI that man hath will he give for his life"
SO we find recorded in the most ancient and best
OF books, but as we ses thousands dying around
us with Consumption. Group, Cough. Asthma,
Bronchitis, Splitting blood, and other Pulmonary
affections, we are led to doubt the correctness OF
the above assertion, especially since it is so well
known that certain remedy may be obtained,
which always arrests those diseases.
DR.. JAYNE's ExPEcToRANT never fails to give
relief and cures after every other means have fail
ed This can be and has been proved 10 thou.
sands of instances, where it has effected rad
ical cures, after the patient bad been given up by
all his friends and physicians.
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JAyNE,s SANATIyE PILLS.

JH I'VE . .o1ffN1t 7 Z Y i f.7t1''' :. =
Though not recommended as universal ''cure
ALL" have nevertheless proved superior to every
thing of the kind, especially in LIVER CON-
PLANT and DYsPEPsIA; and when used in con-
will not fail one time in an hundred, OF enecting
permanent cure.
Prepared only by DR.. D. Jayne, Philadelphia
and sold ON agency by, 'iEs..a He4 i
JIG. FLEMING, P. NJ, Woodsheld.
Moses P.MILEs & SON, Somerton.
M J.K. HOLMES, ClaringtoD. '.3 -,
F. MYERS, New Castle.
f HEADLEY, Jamestown.
Also Jayne's Carmnative, never falling rem
| edy for the Bowel Complaint, Culic, &c
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PARTITION.

STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, ss.
Court OF COMMON PLEAS.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-03-03

ALBERT GALLATIN.-ThiS venerable
national financier has published pam
phlet on the present state of the national
finances, in which he shows himself none
the worse for age. Mr.. Secretary Walker
will have to faint away several times be-
fore he can answer the stern old Mr.. Gal
latin. And We thinl. our neighbor ofthe
Post viii use up good deale Of Cologne
IL the attempt. -Chro30type.
The Santa Fe Republican says that
the Wild Po;atoe grows wild in the noun
taius near that place.
\ great fire occurred at Toronto, Can
ada, on the lst nit, destroying one entire
block consisting Of % houses, Of which
l6 or II were tayerns.
Generally speaking, it is the poor who
do the fighting--Richmond Enquirer.
And your President means by imposing
a tax upon their daily beverage, to make
them do the paying too
STATISTICS OF DIsT1LERIEs.-The A.
bany hnicIzer5ocker SAYS:
lis estimated that the present num-
Der cf Gls.ilazles IN the United States IS
liU.G33; Tie number Of gallons Ct spirits
distilled naai,y IS Il, 592 6@7, which i
-5l1 Fl 25ots. per gallon, would produce
/ 55.y01 500; 40Oy 90 quarrels,-500,
loo assaults aud batteries; 10000.
theGs; 500 suicides; aad about hun
Itei murders.
"WAy as the capture of the city Of
.-cxico Ike ICanboe!" Becaus it was
CUTS best works.
Please SIR, done think Mr.. Dosoum
takes his Physic regular , said a doctors
| BOY 10 his employer. How so 2 Cause
rs getting well 50 precious fast.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-03-03

ED Nd STOLEN----
so 3a Eaa-aav afternoon, the 10Th of
..Jls-r-. three Eaz.5 marked n e
NAar, 5iaa..e. containing Law
Books VIA ---. Anos' name Cn them
mil $50 ~E covered trunks, one CON
aiming 5.,-s aaI some ciotaiug-the
t-ar saa.s- o7r) containing glass
..... aa! aaa .r.. s. robe and a. pair c.
s..z, 81. .l 81. s-..e D. abyg. Eight
#e. ...s, were taken from the
-..v t-..... "a Milwaukee by 4 man with
( .cam Of tVa sa..l brown horses and q
common !..."5e. waEon-tac man little
under middle SIZE, sandy complexion
and red whi>kers rather poorly clad at
the time he wore an old, tight, light co..
orel fu>tian cont, and cap-apparently
about thirty years old. and represented
...a. Sc !iv.d 81 San S-aisio, about Twelve
iraM io.#pn, sad ha mad brought
80 a.a -.... .E.n, an vas then So
..s t., s.. s.. tie purpose Of mo.e-
.a.T. +. .--e Co, "
IA st tie subscriber
-. N.., tra..-r- l-r. % iH--.
....~. ... .y.-.t.r .c.- ail.Hau.
..e e. 80 reat Hlal the proper
II. >.ana v'u-a t.ea he bias NOT been
...". ..e ah--ea..l w..A the
n.rty.- 81. person Wa9 viii secure
III. property a-. return !Ar same 10 the
Subscriber at tae Cl,y Hotel, or " p
ayudc Ed, Milwaukee, o, TO Ira Porter.
$50. 4. L.grie Fort H.. shall receive the
= Hi,;. rfr,-.5-.' .-' One ifFfrgra1 ID l-rS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-03-03

ETAy be found at his old stand, two
IVA doors above the Store Of c. Beech
& Co, where nc is now receiving q large
stock Of SIOFE5, among which may BE-
ound the following.
Empire Air tight Cooking Stoves;
Niagara and Albany city Do.
Premium and Parlor Do.
Double Oven Do.
Air tight ParIor and Plate Stoves Of
various patterns and sizes; together with
\ general assortment Of Tin, Copper, Zine
Lead. Sheet Iron, Wire &c. &c, which
he VIII sci. as cheap for Cash as they car
be bought Al any shop in this section Of
country.
* Merchants supplied at eastern pri-
ces, with the addition Of transportation.
Z s. Job work done with despatch, ana
on reasonable terms.
Oct. q. 1917. ST
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-03-03
POSTSCRIPT L.

CT This IS ogs Of the coolest days
since the commencement Of l843. The
areary tbs mornir- was five degrees
below zero. ard the snow three or four
E4-ars deep. .e.llv, i seems Like the
---......e- ..-.t O. Winter.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-03-03

there is large and Tree congregation
Al, G. recited some facts to show that
,e.;rion is the precursor of civil liberty,
md nat the Arnenians in securing the
former have paved the way for obtaining
the later
Rev. rTr. Marsh suggested meeting
N tie Tabernacle. but for what purpose
re did not hear.
After prayers by Rev. Mr. Dewitt and
t,vo other ministers, and singing the dox-
ologr. the Society separated. 7. IEj-
5aae.