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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-06
NEW SPRING STOCK AT
GREER g. NOTES,
No. l62 Market strek


WE have commenced receiving Spring stock Of
" fashionable DRY GOODS, which will embrace
all the styles this Our and
all those wishing TO purchase any thing in line,
assur cd that show them good selection and
at low prices, as can he found in this city.
We will continue receive additions to our stock
every few days until the assortment is complete.
Wheeling, Mar 81, l648.
A GOOD Variety of Prints to he had your pri-
"A at feb lql GREER 4 NOTES,
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GREAT CENTRAI. ROUTE
TROM WHEELING TO BALTIMORE, WASHING
- TON CITY, PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK and
bosTON. The National Road and Good Intent Stage
companies are running six daily lines to Cumberland
connecting with the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road. On
by "a hours Stage travel TO either ofthe above Cities
lance by railroad.
laTime to Baltimore "a hours.
Time to Philadelphia ~ hours.
Fare TO baltimore IL DOLLARS,
Fare to Philapelphia II DOLLARS.
Six daily lines leave the Companies Stage and Railroa
office every morning at O'Clock, A. NJ and extras fur
nshed at any hour load should offer.
For through tickets 10 Baltimore and Philadelphia an
ply at the Companies office, No. % Water street. Vince
ling, Va. two doors north Of the United States Hotel
For Good Intent Stage Co. w. H. STEELE
And J. G. ADHESION, for N. X. s. Co.
aug Great Central Route Rail Road 4 Stage Office
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IS4S.

FOR TRANSFORMATION or MERCHANDISE
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA
aHE Proprietsrs of this old established and first Port
= ahe Boat Line, having removed their depot in Phi.
ladelphia to much larger Warehouse on Market ST .
than they formerly occupied, and also increased their
room for storage at Pittsburgh prepared to offer
much greater facilities 10 their friends and patrons
Goods carried by this line tran pped bet ween
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia being carried entirely in
Portable Section Boats. TO shippers flour and other
goods requiring careful handling, this is of importance
No charge made for receiving shipping goods or ad,
vancing charges. All goods forwarded promptly and
upon as reasonable terms as by any other line
JOHN McFADEN & CO.
Canal Basin. Penn ST.. Pittsburgh
JAMES NJ. DAVIS 4 CO.
isoH 2s1 Market and 81 Commerce ST., PhiIa.
JOHN McFADEN & CO., rorw ardng and COMMITS.
sion Me- chants, Canal Basin, Penn st., Pittsburgh.
JAMES DAVIS & CO., Flour Factors and -omm;s
sion Merchants, 221 Market and 81 Commerce st. Pha
lE Advances made by either of the above on Flour
Wool and ether descriptions of Merchandise consigned
to them. mar Is2m
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Mr.. II. e.. HUPP.
STEAM MARBLE WORKS,
RJDGDE ROAD, ABOVE SPRING GARDEN ST.
DIJJ nEI pHTA

RY1HIS extensive establishment is erected on impro
I we'd plan, and by the aid of Steam Power manufac.
lures all kinds of Plain and Ornamental MARBLE
WORK, in superior style, and at the lowest prices
The largest aud hest assortment of MARBLE MANrELs
Imported Parior and Garden SrAruARY, VASES and
FoUNrAINs, Tiles for floors. &C., may be at the
Ware Rooms, To which the attention of the public is
respectfully invited. fss-.,
Marble Cutters supplied at ltimes with ~ number
OF finished Manteis and Table Tops, Italian Tombs and
Monuments cut 10 sizes fnshed-also constantly
hand large assortment Of American Grave Stones in
the rough or finished Marble in the block, &c.
JOHN BAIRD,
RIDGE Road. above Spring Garden street.
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TN. HUGHES, .yR.



II. HtISS Co., have just received their Pail and
~ Winter stock OF goods which is much larger than
usual. The friends ami customers of the establishment
invited to call. All kinds clothing furnished rea
dy made to order at the shortest notice.
Recoect to call one door above the U. s. Hotel wa.
Ter street. where the Blanket hanging right side
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-06

ndow Glass do s9'e Class. Of Win
AND W EpERH.Rp brands, from by 10, To IL by is
on hand aud for sale by JRDICKEY,
myl3 boyd's Old stand, Market So
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SPRING STOCK.
No 100. Main ST.
" r would say 10 our Customers and o,bo,. 49,.
" have on hand at this time a oeper., 49,, .na, we
Ladies Saddles - s' s al assortment Of
Gentlemen'S DO V ths 'thnks,
Brides snd martinrales rm;.a s',, u M'lc'e,
Some very neat rounded do Iror , 'u CON- Trunks
Heads and refns ' -. Hane AVID wood
Carriage Harness, "a, .alces
Buggy do c.. "onnet trunks,U
wagon DO Cents leather hat boxes.
Draw dc atue' sstc0eis,
CARPET bags ssJIi sa'cnels,
Collars of different kinds Carrisaa s
Buggy whiHs, RiainT "Ilps,
p.o,eS %" Wagon do
Lashes different kinds Walkino s,
Hames trace chains Hare sha ues'
Curry combs. do cards Horse h,,,arn'
We ask an examination of our s,o.L ~,
ng any of the above articles feeling lose wish
rave as good assortfient and as gro., - ihi' we
yer rer offered IN the city, and will sell AZ f,r %
es. Az orders for work promptly filled Ola ~
epe.reu as usual. feb 25l NICOLL 4 CARR
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BOOKS. NEW STOCK

BOOKS. NEW STOCK
u AMIl.y and pocket Bhles, PRESBYTERIAN Psalms and
6 HYMNS. Psalms of David. variety Of school Pooks
Eclee ic Readers Sanders Readers Cobh's Readers
Rays Arithmetic, Davies Arithmetic and Agehra
Comstocks Philosophy, Chemistry and Physiology and
svariety Of standard works Theology Medical and
General Literature Blank hooks and all kinds Of station
ary wide window blinds aud wall paper sold low as
any establishment in the city. nv
JOHN FISHER, Agent,
scr Main street WheeIn
BOOKS! BOOKS!!
I'HE subscriber having entered into such an arrange
ment with all the large publishing hauses ir tho
eastern cities to enable him al their publishers
prices in New York. Reston and PHILADELPHIA Call AT
the corner Book serc of Main and Union streets:
dec w y RORR,
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= n LBS Oil Lemon for safe by
oV myl2 Fhfok AND fAuLL
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PILES, SORES, &c-The Genuine Hays LiuiInent
is an article more justly celebrated cure for the
above than any all others Its cures almost in.
numeahle and it is only necessary let those who
knew the article and used it with such great success
that is to he lad and GEM inc of Comstock Co
q CORTLAND ST. New York, sole proprietors.
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DRESS GOODS
lust received beautiful stock of Dress Goods, among
=" which the following
few patterns Of those rich mode coored satin stri-
ped Dress Silks.
A tcautifui article of Tissue.
Plain and figured Linen Lustres.
Small figured Brown Lawns
Embroidered Swiss do
Bingham do
Plain blk and figured Lawns and Berages.
French, Earls,on and American Gingbams, cheaper
than ever and for sale by w. GOODRICH,
Wheeling, April Is Ms l65 Market So.
pARASOS of the most beautiful colors for sale very
. low by Aprl7 w. GOODRICH.
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Pittsburgh and wheeling Packet.

sSA The swim steamer CO NSU l., Dorsey
h-Hs p. Kinney, NJ stsr. viii leave regular
SSfffE iy for Wheeling. on Monday, wednes
<01E4S<18Ss day, aud Friday. At 10 oclo precisely
Leav. Wheeling every Tuesday. Thursday, and Sat
urday at O'Clock, a. m, positively.
The Consul will land all the intermediate ports
Every that he procured for the com
FORT and safety of passengers has been provided The
boat is also provided with self acting safety guard 10
For freight or passage apply on bo,rd. mi
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:Uot1soIftotrK>
LookingGlass Plates. s sus rs ss sss TWO
Glass P!ates-assorted sizes-which will he sold hy tho
box or single plate at less prices than at this
city. mo MENDEL & HARBOR, I43 Main st.
Stat Window Blinds. Jus, ,sssyed large
window hinds-a beautiful article both PLAIN and fcu
red-and for sale at manufacturers prices, by
mars MENDEL Il HARBOUR. IA Main St
Str,nps, Just received, great variety OF slIiped
iPN7' veniIian and Danlask ventian stair carpe
ting; and for sale very low by
mar 10 MENDEL, HARBOUR & CO.
FOR SALE
a Splendid assortmnnt of windsor chairs, ann rock.
~ ing chairs, small chairs, settees etc. at
dec 10 w. RIHELDAFFER'S
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also full stock of window sashcs, always on hand and
for sale at No les Main ST. sc ROBINSON.
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adistncushed graduate from ofthe first Colleges In
the United states. which he by his Diploma
also member OF the Royal College Of Surgeons and Lii
centiate ofthe Apohecaries Hall London and the grpa
part of whose life has been spent in the first Hosp
tails in Europe and america viz those of London Paris
and Philadelphia, may he consulted all Diseases but
.far,
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,,.,, geo Bbls superior Lime NJ
ilOulSNiiiC lIitliU' NJ RAWLINGS manufacture,
aid IN he suueror 10 any other make; reed aud for
80 nv ,nroq FORSYTH n RAgFR
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r., retiring from the establishment with which he has
III been connected for the pas II years. the undersign
ell would recomnend their successors and respectfully
solicit for them continuance of the patronage OF those
avors he has heretofore shared and OF the public
renerxlly ian ls4S MICHAEL sWE ENEY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-10-12
N. SCARRITT.
TNews and Democrat, please copy.
LIFE IN LoNDoN.-A letter in the N. Y
Commercial Advertiser says;

LIFE IN LoNDoN.-A letter IN the n. I.
Commercial Advertiser says;
In the vicinity OF London there are numerous
hotels or houses with ornamental grounds, called
Tea Gardens" These are the resort OF 'the
Million
On Sunday evening they are frequently very
crowded, but there is no vugarty; all is sppa'
lently respectable, under the surveillance OF the
police.
A whole family, including the old grandfather,
and grandmother and the infant grand child,
walk in and after selecting convenient arbor,
summon the waiter and call for pot OF Stout
and pot Of sxpenny and pipes for the men.
These are brought with several lumblers. The
lady whose husband pays the score assumes the
duties OF hostess. She pours into each tumbler
a portion OF the ale and stout which makes it
"haf and half" Now and then you will hear
an order for pint Of stout "wilh the chill ia
ken off. =" The waiter brings the mug of porter
and small measure Of gin. which, mixed 10
gelher. "takes the chill off"
On these occasions have seen no drunken
ness; they converse harmlessly toge,her,-at first,
about their family affairs and subsequently upon
politics--and make a tolerably free use OF the
terms "my lord John" and Bobby Peel" The
baby crows or cries, Just as it happens, and moth
er says, "blessed little angel. does it want ill.,
lie drop" and applies 'rte taps" Of the ASS to
the child's lips.
Now and then rascal or two gets Into The
garden. One OF the maids is called to another
party. before she receives payment from previ
Gus one and while in the act Of drawing cork
from very effervescent bottle OF ginger beer
she espies them endesvoring to effect their es
cape, and cries out 10 waiter, run Thomas
there's two pints OF slou. and brandy and wa
ter, getting over the fence without settling"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-10-12
CELEBRATION OF THE SONS OF
TEMPERANCE.

HUNTSVILLE, Mo-, Oct, 4lh. ls4S.
Gentlemen The undersigned were ap-
pointed committee, by the Huntsville
Division of the Sons of Temperance. to
have the enclosed addresses delivered in
this place on Thursday, the 2Slh Sept, the
first celebration of the order in this place,
published believing as we do, that
your paper is always open to any and eve
ry subject that may prove beneficial to the
cause of ity, we have thought fit to
impose upon your generous feelings, so far
as to ask permission for the patriotic and
noble sentiments inculcated in those ad,
dresses, a place in your columns, and to re-
quest other journals, favorable to the ex-
tension and advancement of this glorious
cause of Temperance, to copy the same
These speeches were delivered by Miss
Mary M. Lewis, on behalf of the ladies of
Huntsville and vicinity, in presenting o
beautiful banner which was made for the
order, and by John o. Oxley, on behalf of
the Division. We would remark also, that
on that occasion, Bible was presented,
and an excellent address read from Mrs.
NJ. Nj. Watts, and responded to by Mr.. L.
b. Cone, on behalf of the Division, which
we will also send you in the course of a
few days for publication. .. ...
Our celebration was every thing to be
desired. Besides the eloquent and mas.
terly efforts by those who delivered the
Flag and Bible, and those who received
them on behalf of the Division, the Rev
Mr.. Simpson. from Glasgow, George. ii
Burckhartt and DR.. McLane, of Huntsville
Division of the Sons Of Temperance, de
livered most able and interesting addresses
The cause is prospecting finely here, ant
we hope will continue to prosper, until the
Demon, Intemperance, is banished from
our land of liberty.
Respectfully,
Your ob't serv'is
w. r. SAMUEL.
w. M. CAMERON.
+. M. MCLEAN.
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WHAT MIGHT BE DONE.
by CHARLES MACKAY.

BY CHARLES MAcKAY.
What might be done if men were wise
What glorious deeds, my suffering brother,
Would they unite,
In love and right,
And cease their scorn of one anothert
Expressions heart might be imbued
With kindng drops of loving-kindness,
And knowledge pour.
From shore 10 shore,
Light in the eyes Of mental blindness.
All slavery, Warfare, Lies and Wrong,
All Vice and Crime might die Together;
And wine and corn
To each man born
Be free as warmth in Summer weather.
The meanest wretch that ever trod,
Tue deepest sunk in guilt and sorrow,
Might stand erect
In self respect
And share the teening world tomorrow,
What might be done! Tais might be done,
And more than this, my suffering BROTHER
More than the tongue
Fer said or sung,
If men were wise and loved each other.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-10-12
Number By.

AT independence, Jackson county, Fri.
day, Nov. Sd, TO pay company A, Captain
ID. Waldo, LIST Regiment.
AT Platte City, Platte county, Monday,
November 9th, to pay company B, Captain
VIM, ). Murphey, Mo- Infantry, and com
pany ClCaptan Jesse NORM, Cd Regiment.
AT j liberty, Clay county, Wednesday,
November sth, to pay company &, CAPTAIN
o. Z. Moss, lst Regiment.
AT Richmond, Ray county, Friday, No
vember 10Th, to pay company G, Captain
Israel Ii. Headly, I'd Regiment.
AT CarrolltoD, Carroll county, Monday,
November l9th; to pay company X, Cap
tain r. E. Williams, I'd Regiment.
AT Chllicothe, Livingston county, We'd
nesday, November 18th, TO pay company
L, Captain w. G. Slack, I'd Regiment.
AT Linneus, Linn county, Friday, No.
vember 18th, to pay cotnpay N, Captain
Thomas. Barbee, Cd Regiment.
AT keytesville, Charlton county, Mon
day, Nov. goth, to pay company NJ, Cap
tain VIM. G. Holey, I'd Regiment.
At Huntsville, Randolph county, We'd
ncsday, November 22d, to pay company q,
Captain Hancock Jackson, I'd Regiment.
AT Paris, Monroe county. Friday, Nov.
oath, to pay company A, Captain N. b.
Giddngs I'd Regiment.
AT Fayette, Howard county, Monday,
Nov. 9th, to pay company g, Captain C..
Jackson, lst Regiment.
AT Columbia, Boone county. Wednesday
Nov. Goth, to pay company ID, Captain $.
II. Mcmillan, Cd Regiment.
At Palmyra, Marion county, Monday
December 4th, TO pay company !, Captain
Arson Smith, I'd Regiment.
WIN. SINGER.
Paymaster U. S. A.
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EXTRA PAY TO VOLUNTEERS

Maj. WALKER, Paymaster of this De.
Partment, has received instructions to pay
as rapidly as possible, the Extra Pay due
to the Volunteers in Col. Doniphan's regi-
ment of Cavalry, those commanded by
Maj. Clark, and the company of Iowa ORA
goons. For this purpose, transcript of
the rolls Of the several commands has been
forwarded to him and he is authorized to as
sign Paymasters to this duty, who will al
once proceed 10 make payments in the sew
eral counties from which the companies
may have been drawn.
For the convenience of those who may
be interested, we attach the following
forms, 10 be used by those who cannot at
tend in person to receive their pay:
PROOF OF uEIRsIIP.
Before me "a Justice Of the Peace
in and for the county aforesaid, personally
came land two credible wit.
nesses, who being duly sworn according to
law, say on oath that the Of
deceased, late ofCompany
{ who was actually engaged in
the service of the United States in the war
with Mexico: and that the said deceased
left no and that the claimant afore.
said of lawful age-and deponenrs
further make oath that they are disinter.
ested.
Sworn and subscribed before me this
day of ,lS4s.
Justice of the Peace.
State of !
County,
hereby certify, that Esq, be
fore whom the foregoing affidavit wa
made, and who has thereunto subscribed
his name, was, at the time of SO doing,
Justice of the Peace in and for the coun
ty aforesaid, duly commissioned and sworn
In testimony whereof, have hereun,'
set my hand and affixed the seal of my of
flee, as clerk of the Court of salt
county, this day Of ,ls1S.
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TO DISCHARGED VOLUNTEERS.

will be present at The Times and pIa-
ces designated below, to pay Missoari dis
charged volunteers, embraced in the fol.
lowing list, their allowance of "three months
extra pays"
At warsaw, Benton County, Friday, DC.
tober 18th, 10 pay company L, Captain
John Holloway, Cd Regiment,
At Bolivar, Polk county, Monday, Oc,o
Der 10Th, to pay company II, Capt. Benz
+. Robinson, I'd Regiment.
At Marshall, Saline county, Monday
Both October. TO pay company d, Captain
J. w. Reed, LIST Regiment.
Al Lexington, lafayette county. Wed
nesday, November LIST, to pay company b
Captain w. r. Walton, LIST Regiment.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-10-12

MApAMEs Reasons FOR Nor IN."-lt
is not always to be supposed, when you are
refused admittance to a ady's door, that
she is pre-occupcd with an uninterrupted
tete-d-tcte. 1t is enough that she has the
migraine, or an "attack of neuralgia"
(whatever that ISL or greatest and most i'm
prcgnablc of reasons, that her toilette is
not yet made.
The prettiest women on the globe, (be-
leve you lhisD do no, like TO be taken by
surprise They forgive any thing sooner
than an invasion of their presence during
the mysteries of tina, complex exercise of
arts and sciences by which their beauty is
daily heightened The most confidential
male friend, the most precious lover, the
husband of years, are alike secretly I'M
welcome, till Madame has completed at
least the unconfessed endorsements of her
loneliness.
And-considering what pains even pref
ty women feel obliged to take-iudge what
must be done by those to whom nature has
refused beauty, and who, TO supply the de-
ficiency, have inevitable recourse TO the
inventions of modern chetiiistry--tlieir
dressing-rooms being museums of curious
aids and remedies, cosmetics, dyes, essen
ccs, powders, pomatums and pluhplitudin-
Zcrs.
One of the most charming women of
Paris not long since happened to receive
one of these untimely calls, when her con.
fdential maid, by some chance, was out
upon an errand. Never suspecting at her
door 10 be a gentleman whose attentions
had of late somewhat pleased her, she her
self answered the bell. But Madame was
one of those many who never show them
selves TO the world till Heavens original
work upon them is entirely redone--re-
painted, re-perfumed, re-rounded and cla-
bastered.
"Ma--damcm stammered the unexpect-
ed conner, as the door opened and the APP
partition of the face, au naturel, was re-
vealed to his halfrecognizing vision.
MADAME is not I'M" said she with the
greatest GOODNESS, suddenly shutting the
door upon farther parley, and leaving the
intruder to retire upon his suspicious.
The difference was so great between the
lady done and undone, however, that he
departed specializing on the gradual resem
blance which even an old dressing maid
may acquire to her young mistress, and
convinced that Madame ,UaS not ina sim
pie fact which the lady herself assured hin
of, that same evening, with infinite regre
that it should have so happened l--Hom'
Journal.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-10-12

=, TERMS OF PUBLICATION.
For one year, it paid in advance, 50 90
If not paid before the close Of the year, OO
- TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One square, az lines or less) One Dollar for the
FIRST and 80 cents for each subsequent insertion
Liberal deductions made to Merchants and
Others who advertise by the year.
ID. JOB PRINTING,
OF every description. executed with neatnes and
despatch, on reasonable terms.
JUSTICES BLANKS AND BLANK DEEDS,
Neatly executed, kept constantly on hand, and
for sale low.
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State of
County.
POWER OF ATTORNEY.

County.
To uhom it may Concern, Be ii Kno,cn,
That do by these presents constitute
and appoint true and lawful at'or-
ney for and in name to receive
and receipt for "Three Months Extra
Pay" due and payable TO from the
United States, as in Company
{ Volunteers, for military ser-
vice in the war with Mexico, under the
provisions of an Act of Congress, APP
proved 10Th July, ls4s, hereby ralifying
and confirming the acts of said attorney
in the premises, in as full and ample man
ner as could do were person
ally present and acting for
In testimony whereof, have hcreun-
TO set hand and affixed seal, this
day of ,lS4S.
In presence of
Justice of the Peace, It.. S
State of
County.
hereby certify, that Esq, who
subscribed the foregoing power of attor-
ney officially as a witness, was, at the time
of so doing, Justice of the Peace, in and
for the county aforesaid, duly commissions
ed and sworn.
In testimony whereof, l have hereuntc
set my hand and affixed the seal of my Of
flee as clerk of the court of sale
county, this day of ,lS4S.
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AGENTS FOR THIS TAPER.

AGENTS FOR THIS PAPER.
V. B. PALMER Esq, is authorized to procure
Advertisements, receive Subscriptions, and make
Collections for the GLASGOW WEEKLY TINES, ct
his Offices in the following cities:
PnILADELPHIA-North-W est Corner of Third
and Chestnut streets.
BALTIMoRE--South- East Corner Of Baltimore
and Calvert streets.
New YoRK-Trbune Buildings.
BosToN--No. S, State street.
Fdyehe-Andrew ]. Herndon.
HuntsriHe-W. D. Malone, N. B. Coates.
Neutrality-suspicious. G.. Sharp. ~
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ADDREss OF MISS LEWIS.

. We deem words inadequate, to express
The feelings ofintercst and estimation with
which the Sons of Temperance are regar'
ded by the philanthropist, the patriot and
moralist; and we hope soon to see thous-
ands of every class. unite heart and hand
with this order, in endeavoring to eradicate
the monster intemperance, from our free
and happy country. II is also incumbent
on each individual. who bears the honora
bic appellation of Son of Temperance, &c