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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-31

Safest. Cheapest and Best Fan ,a, 9oass
now in use is RiTTER'S Compound Syrup OF Tar and
NidCd Merry Of fact. single trial vii convince The
most skeptical. u cortsIn. Mineral Narcotic
Eredcni, RAISES inconvenience during lis ahipis
traitor. palatahie 10 &c taken with Avidity by
even the y-nncest children, AMI viii afford instant
LET IN Group and Whouring Cough III gwen according
directions when Tire paroAy comes A few duse.
viii aiay the irritation Of tire Bronchial tuies incident
To cough and throat aud hy removing the Wit
~ ashor time produce the eject desired permanent
cure One Bottle tie price Of which is hut - cents IN
rate Of roaasr ifta sfsf SIMS cough however inveie
For sale y stoekecpers generally in this and adlon
inr counties and wholesale retail The
]. l. 81. RITTER, Wholesale Drns.ts,.
dec 34--5ind & W. No 70, n =, street phil,
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o Iiatters and Country hcr-

To lfatters and Country h.cr-
CHANTS.-WtLttAs T. EsuARps No. l@a North I'd
street. above Race. opposite f.ranch. Phiiaie,phis
las constantly an hand lsrFe assortment OF new ard
fashionable Cape OF all kinds, which te invites he al
tenIion of tie Trade. and who has for The yea,s
heen engaged in this particular branch ard succeeded IN
bringing u TO such reflection viii re ~ tine fol
lowing Extract fow the Report Of the Committee on
the Exhibition ofthe Ffsnkln Institute al PhilN
Noea6 Men, an BOYS Cans by VIM +. Erhsrdi No
13 North I'd street rhi'afephis. well and neatly
one OF the caps deserve notice account of its
convenience, one side cloth and the oil liz
aud either can he outside at the pleasure of t,r
weNer Thus 80 far a. the judges know IL the dIst m
stance OF such an arrangement applied to CAPS
der Jl-7fw-ar,
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TyikGiNtA -i~ CsaH,trg.-- ~ Ep,r. - -.
CLERKS Il "a ~ m. fifrriif af,s rio, Co.. ~ -
January. 80 't'"'h 81
James Kerr. II. William Ninfck. Aie,.,.t..
NICK sai NeSantrr huf, partners unar ~ ~. "
'shes hs'i' j. SO. Complainant.
crufHt
lsnes u FORSYTH suf fsf - 2 Hake- r.-trs-,
the ttm 80 FotFttr a Baker. DANIEL W Pos. r a
IRWIN. Euss q "a ;. lson4td l. Farsyth l.ss.n, :
isf NNdt~W Byefs. Reieft Me- nrrcsn Ie-h,- -.
ter. " iiisfn NV, Nathaniel Iiors Riehssf /, So,
John Aiken. Thomas Oliver ard Georsc s.ora ''''
refudsn's
Ths Defendants Ross. Uavs. Isssc Cave H,,e.
Netsrrean. iiH Eoys. Smith. ANer. Ohvcr N4d @rark
ret having eiered Their appearance and given securif
sr-ntding ~ Tire % lsscmiv and The Eatc ~ ff
Conf and u nrrearing hv Satisfactory proof a. tleg
ser 10; inhatiants ~ Tie CoInuor wealth uf Vireinis.
on aoiou Of toupleiGan- nv cuursel !, ordered s'
ihs dc appear hec TIC FIRST lav II the ~ ~ tenn OF
ii@ Court, aud answer Tie Conir'ainsnis TIN nv tfst
sfoy OF this or Ter 10 Forthwith inserted ~ some news
- er Pfinfei iu e cite u Wheeling for ;,ea months
sucecssvslv AID ported At the front door Of isc Court
House % Ohio county. cory iesfc
(CaldnelN jan - ALIEN. T. LAiri F.Y.
Lori
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-31

XylRIiN tA.--is CrASeEKY.--h Rules held in ne
" Ciera Office OF the tscuA Superior 'suri ~ law
and chance'l, tor the county Of OHIO, IN the month Of
January. 1915.
William u iiousian and Sdmncl NILS partners d,,
ing business under the name OF houston 4 Aii,ls.
CumulauantS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-31
EDITIONS

Petitions were presented and ordered 10 be
referred To appropriate committees:
BY Mr. Thompson of Jtff-rson-of citizens
OF that county, tor alterations in the school
law, passed March 20th. lS47; also, oil resi-
dents near the Shenandoah river, Tor sdrvey
Of the roaie from Li,ile's Falls, in the Shen-
andoah river, 10 the Old Furnace on the Po
tomac
Bs Mr. M'Ginniss-Of citizars OF Cab.ll,
for the Incorporation OF The Guyaudottc
Bridge company.
Mir. VERIFY moved to refer the petition 10
the committee o Courts oil Justice. Ga y hich
moiian ~ i.,....l....l Li.- ...,sA in which
SEVERAL members took part. The petition Vas
finally ordered TO be referred to special com
nittee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-31

James u Forsyth and James Baker partners under
the hlm Of FORSYTH \ Baker Daniel " Bass. Relert
Irwin, Rush HAYS LcauE Forsyth, issac Carer
Aiatew bye.s, Eoicu Me- srrsan, X.phsniah Garter
William Ill., Nathaniel Hosa, Richard + smith,
john Aiken. Thomas Oliver and Gcsrse Shock,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-31

trf,tIcial Elo>yars The subscribe VIII ~
'.'''''' 'o''p' = pea in February al hi.
manntsetory No iG North 3rd street, Philadelphhia
choice and extensive assortment Of
Artificial Fioiosrs. Iarie,ou's FACE Cans.
Ladlos' Dress Caps, Feathers. Quliass.
Cotiarets. Borders. Faac Goods DC.
With great variety Of other articles in his line which
he offers at extremely low prices. and which he in
vnes the attention Of Dealers. T. TUEL,
jan 2i-w6t Artificial Flour Manufacture
No 1856 North 3rd ST. above New Phi,adsiphia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-31

John Frat junior, Defendant.
The defendant rot having entered his appearance and
given security according the of Assembly ami thu
Rnles OF this court and II appearing hy satisfactory
proof that hc Is not an inhahliant of Tire connun-
wealth of Virginia On motto OF complainant 10y ooun~
sci, IS ordered that he do appear the day
Of the next term Of This court, and the compia
nants nj, and thai COPY of shis ordr e forthwith
inserted some newspaper printed IN the city of
Wheeling. for two months sucecss ely, 6it posted at
the front door of The Court House OF Ohio county A
copy tese. ALEX. 4. LA lDIEf
(Cieniensl jan Is Clerk
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-31

Samuel Mcmillan, Al, x1nder Burns and " iii,am Pc
terson, Teftndauts.
The defendant Burns not having entered his srpcar.
and gwen security according the u Asseu
lily and the Rule "t this tousi. and sppsg Tag y
isfactory proof that he not niafaht
moIwcath of Virginia: On n-s:ion of complainant by
oounSc II Is ordered. thai he DO appear i,fe the
bIs day the term OF this and answer
c1mpainats ill., aud tlat copy ofis order lie iofth
with inserted IN newspaper printed Ia the civ Of
Wheeling, for two months successfully, and posted
the ROM door of the courl house Of OHIO county
A copy tesle ALEX + LAtDi.EY Clerk.
(Edgiuutoul ian Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-31

no'ef' = WA and lanes H. Forsyth and James r.
naNeI, partners nnfer the irm Of Farsyth 4 Iaker
pShe, ". Boss, j. hush Hays. Leonard H. Forsyth
isaac d, saf.et Andrew ByeFs, Robert Carrean aud
nepnaniah after. aud Johu O. Eoa Deputy for Roiert
'. w oous, ifish Shefff Of ohio County Defendsut,
me defendants Dss sys, Isaac b. Carter i,yers Adj
',oesIean.ho bavas tered their appear an &c & given
~ seeoialhg I" the aes = Assembly iiie Rules of
WIS 'ouil appearing g satisfactory proof tba, t,.v
a - 'niia'liais OF the Commonwealth OF Virginia.
Vn mutton III Com1ansa by cpuGsel /, - ar,.re,itt,,
~ "fest efe Oh The nrst the ne II tef IN of
a., Nou'', ara answer the Conipla,nauls li,i; and
ae'iy OF ia's order he forthwith Inserted il, son,.
n'o.rn ialnssu IA TIE. e.ts OF Whee.ia5, for Two
(Whest) jan 10 ALEX. 4. Iaip,.Ey
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-31

j. husn Hays, Daniel ". Boss, Isaac u Carter An
drew Byess, Leonard l.. fors,lb Ro; or, : 80, IN
r. Forsyth and James r. Baker partners unde m" spI
1'hn n. ,'a a., Defendants.
wing entered their appearance and given ser,ri,, "a
ihs |" the act OF assembly ard the rites of this Can "a
eprearny ny satisfactory proof tina, tney are MOI M
~ .onp sihahi by counsel /, is ordered HAT thev 40
W apPea mere, on the first day next Term NJ M,
Nou'', ana answer the Conlp'ainents hin: aud tb,f
cory OF this order I've forthwith Inserted IN snne
papef Printed N ne chy of Wheeling for two montts
I,a,. az sa posted al tie front door Of the cuurt
N""e"' !AH 10 ALIEN. r. LAiDLEY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-31


- ""' Complainant,
}, Rush HAYS, Daniel w Ross ,s,.. n 60,
Andrew bteFs. Leonard 4. Fasyth. RoIs,, : 1891
the fru, al ,s'ues n baAsf, hsttneTs Ui,det
m. "A. y. !. ~ y, q h.aet, petendsnis
ne heieinttnis Nays. Toss Carter and RYe,sno, ia,
lug -heicd lb'ir appearance AMI given srruritp
I"s 70 tue act OF Assembly ana HE rules az NJ.
'oufi and appearing BY saiisfae tory nronf - y, ~, s
are nov mhaittants OF The Cnnmo,iys Il v'~.''s
on inuiiOn OF Complainant by counsel !, il ~.
they q" Appeaf herr On the hrst DAY Of tbs NJ, as
~ ou =. ad ais"et The coinpianan's tn 40 -,
49,, ~ ,'is "'dtft ne forthwith Inserted IN, s,,,, -,
ssueeessNey a1i posted al the front laa, =, "'is
NV" IVA. ~ o!iio county. A copy tes,e ~ 'ou'
~.p, cierS
ineiNla-ls cHAscsRY.-i R.lss h.,
- .eiks Office Of lie Cuea,t s,Ine,iar 60 ~ Tue
January. lt4s "'s VI one. IA the month of
William A. Hill
-. Complainant,
-, nnsh uays, Daniel W Boz. r.a,.p ~
N r,., .,>' '"asfd Z. Fersus Kol,r, = $500 IN
OF F.r.yt 80 ia'ass H. Bskcs. partners uuder he nm
ne Defendants, Uat. a. g.. iet hdahts.
M, e'sefea ther aPrss rance .es 49,, ho' "a
and il ., 50 "i Ass-iinly Slii tue Rule- ~ IL. s
mn 1880 w ~ Satisfactory nruof .bat me- .
nom ,t - tNE commonwealth III Virginia. ~ -
inear ~ 'a'S"i Z! counsel, At Is ordered fisi tbet IA
,H,r Ia - ne Aisi dav Of tic nesi term on Nh.
FL! oi ihs order ie auan IN ..srte y. 81" 'Ast
'se' - Tie city of WAeeiin. faf 10, u,,'h
i,,.e ~, N SNd rossed al The ifont laaI ~ - ,.,
'S''' eosnil eogy tssle.
.wse,p ian ,,s Al.EN. T. LAIptEN.
I-fs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-31
HORACE WELLS.

10 EoIToRs; NV last requesl 10 editors is
that they will while commenting on this un-
happy affair, think OF my poor wife and child
also my mother, brother and sister, all of
whom are ma inbred among the most respsc.
table members OF Society. H. WELLS,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-31

XTIRGlNIA-Is Ci,srsfy.-At Rues held in the
" Cictks Office OF the Cireuh Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery. FOE the county Of Ohio ~ the
month of January. ls4s.
Thomas CunInins Complainant,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-31

N'n"iNiA-iN CH,NcERy AT Rules held in the
S.efk once OF the Cro,it superior Cont OF Law
Jai,uary, 1919 - ~ "
'e"at', Complainant,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-31

V'n.tNi i--iN CifAM Esy.-At Rules held In the
Sie'hs once OF The Circoii Superior Cnurt of I,y
January, ieis. go NV '""''" OF
William A. Tin, c,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-31
Complainant.

xTiRGINIA-lS CH,stERy.--Ai Rules k2'd in the
" Clerks oaice OF te Circuit Superior Cuutt .f law
and Chsncerv, for The county Of oaio in the month ,f
January. ls4s
GcorgeC. Siooirc, Cor plainanf.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-31

TTiRGINIA--lS eukNcKRY.--N Rules led in tie
" Clerks office OF the Great Superior 4, nti of aw
and Chancery, the county VI Ohio, the ouih Of
January, lSse.
James : Polhemus, complainant
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-31

knsh Hays, Rohert :. Irwin, William Stewart
!oht !, Hog, Leonard T.. Forsyth, Isaac d Garter
AndfeW bvers- aaa Daniel w Boss and lanes n For.
fofssth a Baker. Ils,.a,aa,
=, Hrtehaan's HaYs. sirWafi, Hoge. Carter. Byers
s tss "ot hsfins entered their appearance and gwen
secnfty according 10 the act OF Assemb, ,nd ih M.
~ ~" '"u'', ahd Il appearing by satisfactory proof
,ns sHef are not inhabitants OF the Conlnnu ea of
"khia' on inoton OF Complainant hJ counsel Il \. a..
uef'" a' irN d. anpeSr kere first aay OF Inc ,,
"'ih ~ hs toarI aud answer the CompainAp,,s nm
sne newspaper printed ia the city Of Wheelng s ,a
% sieees,iveN and posted al font door of The
N' i,, hnuse OF ohio county. \ copy ,esie
tNheStl jan IA ALIEN r n am ~ ,,,
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VyIRGINiA--Is cu,s-reY-A, rnlc. ,.,, !, =.

TyiRGiNiA--Is Cu,ssnRY.-At Rules held in IN.
.is,ks ONCE oi the Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and uhaaoery. for the county OF obn IL, 49,
month Of jsnusry, lS.s " ~
joan w Robertson and jacob Repari partners u,,ler
~ ~ " "'''s'" g "eiH', Compartments,
dgdlHst
Daniel " Boss Rush HAYS Leonafd T. Fo,s,,t
Isaac u Carrier. Andrew Bycrs Rcbert Mc,,ary,,''
county, - !, - N''''
, me Defendants Boss. Hays. Isaac D Cater pycrs
Me' areah ad Lephanial Carter, not hayin. eniered
tbeir appefThnee aud gwen security ac,ordine 10 tse
act VI Assembly and the Rules of this cour, and Az
peafhs by satisfactory proof that they are. not ini,i
'a"'s oi ne commonwealth of Virginia: ON u,,tn of
tomplainahs by eousel,t ordered that tley do n,ss,
mere on Me hrst day of the term OF this snd
answer 'nc COMPARTMENTS bill, and that cory OF this
ofuef be iorthwuh inserted in some newst,a az nr,, "a
IN The city OF Wheeling. for months successivrIy
ana posted at the front The Court iiouse of oh,a
'o"ui. q copy .es'e. ALEX. T. LAIDLEY
N'' - NJ Jan 10 Clerk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-31
or rmx srE,u.u,..

70 ARRIVE Al NEN NoRx. SAIL FKos 80
HANRE. uAyne ''h'
FhiladslphiS, Jan - issou,i '"N' r..
We" b ea 81 fhilsde phis feb u
., IL hhfool.. LIVERPOOL
rafah Sands, Jan. - Cambria Ism "a
n aernta Jan ~ S,rah So. ~ ~
- ~ lhAMfIoN &C. sol CHAMPION Se
fia-s'' iei y " ssitngtoH, FEB 80
hetmAhh, AlTA le hermann, MAJ sO
=" 1,r ~ ~ pv>toA 10 SAIL IRON BOSTON
Li' -hrooA. LIVERPOOL.
Acadia. ian. Ia Acadia
Caledonia, Feb. 4. 'alrsaot. ~,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-31

To NV DGAR VIE feel that am last
becoming deranged man, or / would drs,st
from thls act
cannot live and keep my reason; on thi.
account God viii forgive the deed. | can
ray no more. Farewell. "A
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-31

inN't1N cIiANcISy. At Rules held IN ~.
~ Se'A oheroi TIE Lircpf Superior tourt OF = s,v
Jsncary, lSio. ' '" "e mont VI
"' Complainant,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-31

MEssRs. DwiER AND BARBER, Western Ho-
tel Mr.. B. please tell Mr. james TO wit.
to Mr.. I. w. Stouow. 10 Rue do Fsuhoufs.
Possonier, Paris. and tell him OF my death.E
The Jury, after brief consultation. rem.
dered verdict, "that the deceased came To
death while lsboring under an alteration OF
mind"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-31

TUST received lu0 kegs Prouis celebrated Winter
News Ink, acknowledged the best brand IN the
mon; fr'er So per kss Orders by mail led
ny eAsh or ciiy ordefs promptly attended 10.
Also KEGS hne hook, 40 cts. one pound cans fins
job INK, sl.s5 per ID. Address,
J. L. WHARTON
WHEELING, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-31

Theodore Woods, Eden- " Woods John He;.ry Woods
aud Mary W oo's. widow OF 1 honias Woods ia'e Of
Ohio cvupty. deceased, dc tcudanis.
The defendant. John Henry Woods, having enter.
ell has Appearance aud security secor.ng he
act Of Assembly and the gues Of THIS court AVID Il aa-
prHtng ~ satisfactory ptoci that he is not inhsat
of the common vClih ri Nircins On notion Of CON
pan art Ky course " isordeicd that he do arpear here
tie e. Gat tie thus court and answer
the oompieuat - tii, md ttai copy order
forthwith I'D Ia sTe new spsrer printed in the
OF Hhcc'ing, for =" Tbs vcy, ard posted
the front door of the 's. ''na-e OF ohio county.
\ copy tes-s. AK LAini.EY Clerk.
lN.st -. : al in i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-31

10 Ma. D~IsR.--Dear Sir: When YOU re-
cel'e TINS shall be no more wish Won
would take my watch and present il to INV
dsat wife together with the ;rde ] have al.
ready gwen YOU Please to see 10 my burr
a. let me be uttered here ia the most secret
manner possible. wish YOU OF Mr. Barber.
would go immediately 10 Hartford aud reveal
lhe misfortune 10 my wife in the most unoh
lectonab'e msnner possible and attend to
Tie business which We spoke OF this morn
lng, when You little thought Of this occur
renee. Yours, ii WELLS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-31

TfiRGlMa-ts th,ScERY.--At Rules held IN ihe
Clerks Once Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and CSa''cefy for the county OF oho the month OF
January irts ~ "
Ns'hs"e' D. hoss, Complainant,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-31

get 10 get back California and New Meyico
that YOU had taken from her without her leave
jest shet your mout up.
IL 'hey ask you what upon earth YOU ran
want now with one hundred thousand soldiers
IN Mexico, aud hundred million o, dollars
sEear spending money, jest open your Inns
carefully httle Ways. and tell EN- Won ar.
digging INTO the vi,als OF Mexico to oct them
i've millions she owes US.
ihen shet your mouth right up again, and
keepit shet, and gu-ss you'll be SAFE. Don'f
DC AFRAID oil EN- they cant pry your mouth a.
pen'i they should try; aud guess that am.
swer viii paciiy them Till we get the work
done and Mexico oil annexed. Then Won,
can step up 10 EN- boldly aud say YOU have
made the geatest bargain ever made on aiuh
you have so: The whole OF Mexico. people and
ell for i've million dollars, whici, is ONLY 40
cents head for the people, and the land, and
5oid mines thrown in for uothing
IN persuaded ii viii make the greatest
man OF YOU that ever lived yet; greater than
w asnihgton, or Jackson, ot any BODY else
TIE world will then say. What great things
was Washington He only defended h,,
country and bull, up "a Republic; but there
"'s Col. Polk, he conquered a country and
annexed a Republic. I'm 50 sure i, Nil
come to this that " ish you could stop their
"'"e up That Great Washington Monument
'heie IN lie city Of Washington, Tor thai
nhN huihehl ought 10 be- raised 10 YOU vet and
,"e money suouid be saved Tor that purpose.
aol know how you eau stop the work
gem oh' unless you can make il out that II
comes under the head ut internal improve.
ine1is, and thea you might stop il consl,tu.
llohdtit. Al any Tate, ats wurth tT,iup luf 4
never m,nd the praiing oi them scsfe-cro,ys
iotks, who make such fuss and say il villi
DC destruction OF the United States ii YOU an
mex Mrxico. Nhatit il shouldi You would |
s''ll stand above Washington snd De re,nem. |
oered longer. Our history books lell Us th,,
Inc name ut The man who built the first tenn. /
Pe !" piaha al Ephesus Is lost aud forgotten;
NOBODY knows Who he wss; but the name ol
'he ina' VINO sol hre 10 II aSd burn it down /
IL found IA all the histories down 10 this d,y /
% l" his sfsnd anneNin' business oil youru: \
+, you should set IRE To the great temple that \
ssh'is,oh oall', and burn II down, don't 4
oe auaiu oui what your name will live on the /
Peg o. his'ory iuii d. long a. Nashington's |
but l We wa 80 much slready that hay I
~ iooiii 10 say oui word or two q bout mol
q te's mere We keep pushing the business
ne''; We We got petty well through the ,ltol
Ps''s OF the country aud the army has now
toulu'' ,,cea spreading out and turl.ing squat.
~ pu' we maven near noush 10 spread /
90 "NSi 'uT country yet without leay,ns
''e'i 700 scattering. hope YOU will hurry ,
=" "e '"i''l thousand more men that Won
as i'si AZ possible; that would make |
-, us "ra. hl"dfcd thusand strong; enous h |
~ 'p''a' oo' squad iaso portion OF The '
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-08-04
Notes from the Lecturing Field.
HARTFORD, July 90, 1913.
l am yours truly,
N. N. SELBY.

Hartford, July 90, 1s4S.
The meeting mentioned in my last to be
held in Leesburgh, met at the time announc-
ed. 1t was larger in point of numbers than
the generality of meetings at this season of
the year. A number came quite a distance,
TO give their influence in favor Of the slaves
redemption. For several days prior to the
appointed time it was generally understood
that the meeting would not be allowed to con-
vene. Threats of the most violent character
were freely made. While on the other hand
it was avowed that the meeting would be
held and protected at all hazards. This state
Of things of course created consid cradle ex-
element, and brought together more than the
usual complement Of hearers.
| think the meeting was one of more than
common interest, aside from these things. /
had spoken perhaps half an hour, when the
sound of the drum and the fife were heard,
coming in the direction of the meeting
This caused some little excitement, which
~
however, was soon allayed. Soon the mob
appeared in sight, and took their position.
The roll Of the drum and shrill scream Of the
fife did much to prevent me from speaking
for a time. In addition to the above, unmer-
charitable eggs were thrown, and did the usu-
al small damage to clothes, &C., while, lest
the former should fail of effect. large stones,
the size of a mans fist, were hurled into the
assembly, however, without doing any seri.
Gus damage.
A few months ago, was sent to the coun-
ty Jail by the Methodists for asking a simple
question in one of their meetings: no,D, the
man who beats the drum is a Methodist in
good standing, and am told a class leader
in the same church, urged the the mob to nut
us down.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-08-04
The Fair.

As the women of Salem will be very much
engaged in providing for the entertainment of
their guests, it would be desirable to have
those from abroad take the principal charge
of the Fair. Will the members of the Fair
Committee, and those who design to assist
them meet at the house of James Barnaby,
the evening previous to the annual meeting Z
The Mt. Union friends, we are happy to
learn, design bringing ready cooked provi-
sions to expose for sale; if some from other
towns will unite with them, perhaps this de-
Partment of the Fair may be made as profta-
BILE as any other.