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The Davenport gazette., 1848-06-15
PE.fCE AND PLENTY,
G.. S. w.

-
Mp SANFORD has Just returned
- Ro from New Orleans with Il complete as.
soFtment oi Groceries, Liquors, fruits, spices
&c. Among which are the following nrtiel,s:--
Loaf, Crushed, Powdered. Clarified aud
n. Orleans Sugars.
Syrup, Sugar-Housc nnd y. Orleans
Mnusses.
Pepper, Alspico, Numegs, Cloves, Gin
nanon. Mace, Ground. Race aud
Green West India Ginger.
Raisins. Figs, prunes, Cu,rants, Dates,
Ciron, Tamasimds, Oranges,
Lemons. @c.
Cogniac nrandY, Holland and Baltimorc
Gin, Jamaica Run Madeira,
Port, Ssoe, Malaga and
Claret Nine>, for
Medical Purposes.
Imperial. Glnpow,ler, and Young Tyson
Rice, Pearl Barley. Pearl Sage. Tapiocn,
Arrow Root, Vermiccllo.
Soda and Batter Crackers.
All kinds oi candics.
Spermaccti. Star aud l'allow Candles.
CASTLE, Windsor und nosin Soaps.
\ choice lot of Real iiarana Cigars.
All kinds Of Tobacco aud Snulls.
God Fish, No. |. gnl =. Mackcrcl.
Salad Oil, Lime juice, &c.
Together with good assar,mcnt of
Drugs, Medicine, Oils, &c.
All of which are for sale at tho loves,
prices. md warranted Of the best quality
at the old stand in Davenport.
Davenport. ApriI 9Th, $.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-06-15
All Articles Warranted.
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS.
M DIR. w. BEACH, for publishing his
- American or Reformed Practice Of Mcdi-
cine, in two volumes complete.
toi. 1.-The basis oi this volume will be the
first two volumes OF my large work, called the
American Practice, originally published in two
volumes. All cx xraneous matter, not immedi.
a,cly practical. will be revised, and tho resul, Of
my late ethical practice and experience, up TO
the period OF publication, will be embodied
This volume will constitute complete Eclectic
or Reformed Practice OF Medicine.
NoL. Il.-Ihis volume will contain complete
system OF Medical Botany, Therapeutics, and
Pharmacy. illustrated BY the most splendid co.,
orcd eEgrarings ever issued in this country.
Each volume will be complete in itself, and
.hc two may be had separate or together. NV
Medical Dictionary, and also my work on Anai-
einy aud Physiology, illustrated by numerous
and splendid engravings, are in course of prena-
ration, and will shortly appear.
Jan. q, l8d8-eO-y W. BEACH, NJ. d.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-06-15

AxAnUslNG ERRoR.-By Typographical
error 10 ono Of our exchanges, we learn ths,
.stwo cows were cut into calrcs" by the rail
road train.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-06-15

RXAViNG the cxclu.

&& sive right. Of making
Palmer Uiiifams' Patent
.Sere,c Bedstead,
for the State Of Iowa, and
having water powcrat ~am-
den, ILL.,, to do my turning, ]
can and will sell CHEAPER
than nnr nihcr esiahlish-
The Davenport gazette., 1848-06-15

st. Louis, March 18th, 1917.
In addition TO the above, 300 packages were
sold by James NJ Cross: 430 by DIR 4 Piggo,t; !;
300 BY Edw'd Brooks: 49, By Bacon & Hyde ;
600 by John Bunding; - BY DR. A Willing; 10
BY DR.. Donaldson, and 900 hy w & w Kirkpat-
rck-which, together with the salts by the
wholesale npcnts prove that this article il a to-
geiher superior to any remedy ever offered for
Consumption.
For sale q. Davenport by tho Agent,
Mr.. CHAS. LESLIE.
]. II. Barnard & Bro, No. i40 Main str CT, ST.
Louis, Wholesale Agents, Tor the wes, and south
March oath, 1913. l3-ly
The Davenport gazette., 1848-06-15

AREAS or WESTERN SrATTs.--The An
nual Report ct the Commissioner Of the
General Land Onirc. furnishes particulars
of the areas ofiho States named, which will
lie found useful for references:
M. D f.no .,rn-
The Davenport gazette., 1848-06-15
BRANDKErIs'S PILLS.
TIE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE.

AIDES should use the Brnncrcth Pills
- frequently. They will ensure them from
severe sickness Of the stomach, and generally
speaking, entirely preven, il. The Brandreth
Pills are harmless. They increase the powers
of life they do mol depress them. Females will
find them 10 secure that state OF health which
every mother wishes TO enjoy. I'm tho cosiive-
ness 80 often prevacn, a, this interesting period,
the BTandreth Pills are safe and etfcctual REM
edy.
Sold a, % cents per box n, the store Of GEO.
l.. DAVENPORT, in this town, and by one
Agent in nearly every village in the States.
May l8:h, l8.8. 3m
The Davenport gazette., 1848-06-15

FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR INVESTMENT.
"a PERMANENT interest NAV he oh
- taincd OF the subscriber, by purchase O
trase IL, h;s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-23
ITEMS.

In Peru, difficulties are arising in the South
ern provinces, the yacillaing nature OF the
Government policy toward these distant pro-
vlnces seems to be fast alternating them from
the Home Government. aud il is TO be feared
that, ere long, they will separate themselves
| entirely.
Mrs. Mowatt, the estimable aud eminent
| American actress, who has been seriously i'll
in England the New York Express says, is so
lar recovered that she will soon appear at the
81. James Theatre, London, where her new
! play, Armand, the Guild OF he People, will
be produced
| A WESTERN SHlPPIvG PoRT.-On the 8th
instant, there were in the jrt OF Chicago, on
Lake Michigan, eighty sill vessels with ca
paciiy Ior ABOUT $50 900 bushels oil grain
Besides these there are number Of propellers
and few steamboats, that lake carr res, con
, SANITY leaving port.
LIFE AND DEATH Mrs. Patrick Brrnam
OF Hartlort, Gu. gave birth 10 four children
on Friday night iastlhree girls and boy!
We regret 10 add that she died the following
morning. Ole OF the children also died.
OBSCENE PRINTs.-Chafles Lee and Adam
Morlineau, were comitled to prison, at New
York, on SATURDAY, for selling obscene prints,
OF the very ,ilest kind that have as yel been
published
FLAyYEIs Put them on If you value your
health AS preventalves OF dysentery and
diarrhea. So prevalent at this seas'n. they are
worth all the medicine thai was ever concoc.
ted
Madam Anna Bishop returns from her sue
g,g = -,
York during the wiuier,m consequence OF the
unsettled STATE oi Naples.
CrTY MoRrALuY-Dra in New York
last week 2S2 men 81, women 30, boys 50,
girls so BY dysentery 81, consunp ion 80,
small Pox D.
Forty young females, from the ages of II
! to Is, were removed from the Sligo Union
woIkhouse (lreldnd) lately, 10 proceed imme-
! dlaiely on their voyage TO Australia, where
they are seat out as emigraEts al government
expense.
! The Chair oil Mathematics and Natural Phi
! losophy IA the University OF New YORK, is TO
/ be filed by Professor Charles Davies, late OF
! West Point.
A guiIoune has been erected at Rheims, IN
! France, the first STAGE he revolution, tor the
execution at d murderer.
There wss sight frost in the country adj
/ jacent 10 Alexandria, Va, (parts Of Fairfax
aHd Loudon') on Saturday night last.
The Irving House. new hotel Just opered
on Broadway, New York. has been erected 81
d cost OF nearly hall million OF dollars. aud
| utHishel and fitted al u cost OF about S75,-
loco.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-23
THE HERON CHILDREN.

Th,se very wonderful little actresses have
returne, amongst us after resping golden
harvest at Pittsburgh. by the papers, as
as also BY common report we understand ther
lsbors have been better appreciated BY hui
and fashionable houses than any other per-
formers who have yet appeared in that city.
Gov. Porters' concluding speech in the
Chronicle Of Thursday is one Of the greatest
praise and satisfaction and TO boot, on the last
night OF the performance a splendid silver cup
oil no ordinary size was presented to little Ag-
mes. They play next Monday and Tuesday
as well as this present evening, al our City
Hall. tasar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-23

TELEGRAPH. The Telegraph line from Bal
timore TO Wheeling is pow in operation 10
Washington, Pa, and we learn from Mr.
Dodge. the gentleman who has in charge the
arranging oil the line, that it viii be open
here in a day or two, as soon as a room IS
prepared. We learn that this line rs put up
in more substantial and perfect manner than
any other in the Unicn; that no delays VIII
occur in the transmission OF dispatches, and
that all dispatches viii be strictly contde1-
tlal. We may find il TO our advantage TO
avail ourselves of this line for obtaining
early intelligence, as II communicates d.
rectly with the sea-board. That depends up
on the arrangements I'VE are able to make with
the company when ii shall be completely or
gained.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-23
FOR PRESIDENT,
GEN ZACHARY TAYLOR.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
NUI,ARD FILLMORE

taH STATE ELEcrops.
! John J. Jone-, Isle oi Wight
&c W Boiling, Petersburg
3HPirvine. Cumberland
AK Irving, Lvnchburs'
5 W Msuin, franklin.
6 BenisJ. Baroour oiofange'
7 Robt EScott, Fauquie,.
sHT Garrett, Wesimoreland;
Q John A. Meredith Richmon! CITY,
10 Roht Saunders, Williausourgh'
IL A Hunter, Jeiiersou
I2 A II II Stuart, Augusta. .e
IL s McD Moore. RCckbndge.
IA Connaliy + Trigg. Washington
Is G W-Summers, hapaNhe.
16 G d Camden, Hauison.
II T II Peirpon:, MRrien
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-23
MAINE ELECTION.

The loco TOGO presses are trying TO crow
over the election in Maine. Tney are like
the man who, when he broke his leg thanked
God it was no, his neck. They have lost
Congressman, and the Governor wants some
5000 Of being elected by the people, and the
Legislature is nearly a tie, and all this in the
here tolore staunch Locoioco state OF Maine.
They must be growing that the Csss and
Butler party is no worse whipt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-23
MIG PLATFORM.

~,,,,,hf;,..n government. in Nhich Inc
-.l..,,,tsiiy of the people shall pass l1"s
.eifF.,rii.ss If HE viu OF hiln who hpprns 20
w. Pr, silent. we believing that the whole
,sorle are better capable OF goNeInlng 'heh-
,elves ,lIap is one man OF governing thein.
Tn, administration of all the eiloirs ol gnv-
ero,nent as tbey were administered by wash
;ngion. Je(Ierson and Madison, Tor the great
est good of the people. u,.
Honesty OF men aud purpose mail hlgh
stations as well as low.
Forbearsnce from the conquest Oh foreign
nations, and a,rendeavors to extend our pow
eras nation, beyond lis present vast ooah-
DIARIES. o.,:.,.,,,,.so
Dignity and frmness 10 all our intercourse
with foreign nations and nentfality ~ theis al
tairs that while we make our county respect
ed abroad We may make II the peace'al asy-
lum for the oppressed OF other nations:
Liberty Of free expression o%opi'ioh a.
moug all men, 81 that the onleets % s.os''"-
menT, While they Shall be required to discharge
their duties faithfully and promptly 70 ''F ee-
psrtment aud the people by wnlch l.ty are
paid. they shall be allowed 10 u'urf VIII, 'ne
sverutiye in measures OF government without
fear OF removal. = ,,,.er,,.
tho nayment OF salaries but no extras,
and the nranpt payment OF the nalions dept.
The peotection Of our domestic Industry
.n1 the money Of thecountry against the pau
ber lahnr anJs oppressive milAonaifes oil bu-
rope. .;,e,s, lakes and
larhors. and the general protection Of INC
commerce Of the country
TIE CASS PLATOON.
Tt 6 co laaves and two hsiles.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-23

QUlzzING THE TELEGRAPH REpoRTERs.-
The N. Y. Express thus awiuly quizzes the
important announcements which are every
day received by Geographic despatch "a, Sa-
carappa, IN Maine, an old woman fell from
the sixth story OF a cotton factory, and mai
vellous to tell, like a cat, she lighted upon
her feet. Her husband not knowing the late
OF his spouse, jumped in pursuit, and horri-
Bile TO tell, he Tell upon his ieet also, but such
was the violence Of his fall that his legs were
driven through bis shoulders"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-23
APPLE TREE BORER-The best rem

APPLE TREE BORER.-The best reme-
dy Tor the evil is strong wash Of lye from
wood ashes or from potash. This should be
applied with swab or brush in July while
the worms are yet young Or before the eggs
are hatched. The labor OF washing around the
trunks OF trees near the bottom is not great.
|, may be performed in dull dats in July and
should not be neglected il you would rid your
trees OF this scourge. TIL e worms that en-
tered last summer are now in the bo,y OF the
tree, boring up, and no wash that can be APP
piled will reach them. Blu, they will all bore
GU, again during next June and become flies
ready TO lay their eggs by the first OF July
next.
In grass lands heap Of sand piled up a
round the trunk has good tendency, as the
bark will be more tough and the borers more
exposed. One gentleman has rid his orchard
OF borers by piling leached ashes about the
trunks. The fly disIikes the scent Of sshes
and lye ard will not attack such trees when
others are 10 be found.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-23

ADVENTURE ORA LErTER.-The Stanford
(Eng.) Mercury, says: Sometime since, a
letter containing bills OF exchange amounting
to $4,000. was posted in London, addressed
TO banking firm a, Boston. The word Lin
colnshire" being omitted from the address,
the letter was put into the American bag. and
crossed the Atlantic to Boston in Massachu.
sets. No owner being found, Brother iona
than honestly returned the letter, and It reach
ed It's proper destination. Messrs. Gee & Co.'S.
Boston, Lincoln>hire, after twice traversing
the Atlantic, and having caused a journey TO
London, and a long and anxious correspond
ence. zsf nH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-23

Hons. Messrs. Man um, oil N. c., and Ber-
rien, of Georgia, contradict most positively
in letter to Hon. John S. Pendleton, ru-
NOR circulating in Virginia, that they had re-
turned bome determined to support Cas- aud
Butler. They both avow cordial support oil
Gen. Taylor, MIR. MaDgun laroring bin mot
only with zeal. but with undoubting conf
dence"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-23
CITY HALL:

Tue HERON FAMILY, on their return from Pitts
i burg lNhere they nave caused the greatest seusa.
tOn and en- rsuie TO Cincinna, viii have the honor Of
FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY-on Saiur.
day Monday and Tuesday being the 2d, 2jth and o6th
OF september. On This evening the entertainment VIII
commence with Day II P.Ris, AFTER which Must.
cat QUO The whole 10 conclude with TuK iRIsH Lien.
Admission % cts. Front seats will be reserved for
the ladies' Performance TO commence precisely ats.
n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-23

dIFU0ufnel On INe IITH lay On IN hfhIl :
that being e siAay OF outSlpsrior Court
tn which meeting they have invited their OPP
pon,n,s end propose giving them half the
time and discuss matters before the people
fairly aud fully. Yours, &c,
REPUBLICAN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-23

The weather is very cold for the sea-
son and irosis have lor severainiornmgs MADE
III il appearance in our vicinity. We hope
we are 70 have moro WarCl weather..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-23

CHRISTIAN MYERS,
PATRICK KERR,
GEORGE ARNOLD,
SAMUEL w. BAKER,
JAMES FREEMAN,
ADAM MOONEY,
SAMUEL DUFF,
d. B. SAIL ADE,
JOHN b. MOORE,
THOS. 3. MEAGHER,
JOSEPH c. kline,
NJ AiHlAS REiFF,
JAMES HARklNS,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-23
RErlGlous NOTICE.

The ri Rev.. the Senior Bishop OF the d.
ocese Of Virginia. is expected TO visit this
City. and will administer the rite OF Ceniir-
nation. in St. Matthews Church on to-mor-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-23

MUsIC.-at,entieni invited 70 The J1ve-
nile Musicel Glass OF Mir. \. }. Hale. Mr..
II. as teacher has given every satisfaction
and the fac, OF his being permanently located
in our city, should insurs the confidence OF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-23
GENERAL. GUTLEP.


There is siefeotyped puff g,ing the rounds
OF ihe BccoiocJ pres for their candidate tor
The Vice Presidency. Il is remark asCribed
to Lafayette. that in the revolutionary war,
he once said that if he wanted a thing will
done he would send one 81 he Buffers TO DO
H. We suppose il is not expected that Mr..
BENZ. F. Butler. the great barnhurncr ui New
York, will derive any political capital from
this, or MIR. Ralph Buier, the Van Buren,
Senator from this county. The whole is in
tended Tor Gen. Nn o. Butler. OF Kentucky.
VINO. though he never did any rens able
thing himself, belongs to one OF the first
families in Virginis.n aud is descended from
cone of the BJilers, who did th-ir brands
50 well, no matter which one. lie is a
wealthy man, belongs to a numerous and
wealthy iamlly, and d gentleman OF cOurtly
manners, and Of tar character as things 20 la
the planting States, thungh we observe the,
he presided as one OF the Judges at horse
race on Sonday, near the city Of Mexico
Doubtless, as he has plenty OF aoney sports
II freely, bets LARRY, treats Literally, sud ia
playing poker does not cheat others hall as
often Us he IS cheated himself. he passes cur
reut Tor a clever fellow, and in this way per-
haps II Was once that he obtained a seat in
Congress. where he never distinguished him
sell al ell, ur was known except as voter
among the yeas aud nays.
MlllaTd Fillmore was cone Of the Fill
mores;" but who the Filmores were nobody
knows. He himself was mechanics ap
prentice. He did not belong 10 one OF The
''first families" Of Virginia, or even New
York. but he had a vigorous intellect, aud ne
"worked his passage" up TO fame. He be-
came an eloquent lawyer, was elected TO the
State Legislature, where be proved to be ve-
ry useful man, then to Congress, where he
very soon made himself felt as leading and
master spirit. In the 9th Congress he was
chairman OF the COMMITTEES OF WAYS and
means, the first and most responsible position
on the floor o. the House. This trust he dis
charged with great credit to himself and ben
eft 10 the country. He is now Comptroller
Of New York. an Office more important than
that OF Governor, as all State expenditures
pass his supervision. All his distinction he
owes to his industry, his integrity. and his
talents. Gen. Bntler ow his 10 wealth and
family connections. Which is TO BE- preferred?
Ohio State Journal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-23
For RENT

The undersigned will receive proposals for
renting for term Of years. about forty feet oil
ground lying on Market st. Immediately Yves,
OF the Lancasterian Academy and adjoining
the hose house. JAS. PAU LII.
September. 20,-lw.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-23
STEAMBOAT REGISTER
kEroRrEp RYc.n pERRY

REPORrED RY Z. u BERRY
ARRIVALS MN rEPARruREs
u Boats ioo The tcsi 81 hours Guiding yeste
az at 1 o'clock. p. IL.
ARRIVED.
Dover. Reno. Cincinnati, $40.
Comet. Blvd, Pittsburgh,
Pilot, No .. Ksrns. Z"
DEBATED.
Cinderella, Calhoun, Cincinnati,
Comet, Bnyd.
Pilot No ?, karns. I"
Dover. Reno. Pittsburgh.
% inches water falling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-23
MEXICAN INDEMNITY.

MEXICAN INDEMNITY On the 9Th
of October, the Treasury Department will be
ready pay the balance OF the Mexican ia
! demnity. The balance remaining is about
one and half million of dollars, due in sums
OF $500 and upwards, oil OF which will go III
10 the hands of American citizens. notice
OF Sept. ., says:
! The department has decided that the in
slalInens PAYABLE by the Republic OF Mexi-
co, with interest at eight PER centum per
annum, computed to the day on Nhlch each
was payable, Shall form aggregate sums on
which Interest eight PER ceutum per annum
viii ba allowed from snch days respectively,
untll the 21th day ct October, 1918. unless
sooner paid
! Holders OF these certificates are requested
/ to forward them forthwith TO the Fifth Aud
itor OF the Treasury, who will duly acknow-
/ ledge their receipt. II is important for The
holders that their certificates III nild be trdns-
mitled at an early day, otherwise the neces-
sary calculations OF interest il they are pre-
scented al late day, might prevent their pay
ment on the day specified By the department
aud on which interest i'll cease, as already
announced. Successful bidders for the loan,
ISIS, who hold certificates oil Mexican in-
dtmnIiy, may at any lime before the 21lh
OF October next present Them tor payment,
provided the, viii appropriate the amount
PAYABLE thereon, out oi the treasury. towards
The deposit and payment OF their sub>crip-
to0s. Fractions Of The amount paya Bile on
certificates SO surrendered. less than fifty dol
lars, viii be paid IN cash. as certificates OF the
loan OF ISIS cannot I've Issued Tor a less sum
than illtylolars, and The department willuot
Issue any certificate incIudinga fractional part
al at sum. The interest on the certificates of
the ioln, issued on the surrender OF ceriif
Gales OF Mexican ldemnity, before the 27lh
OF October next, viii commence nom the
date OF such surrender.
The Abaay knckerbooker gives the fol-
loving good advice to tobacco chewers. The
Suggestions arc very good, and Will be totally
Unheeied:
II you chew tobacco, don't leave il in pad
dies IA every nice looking store or eleaay
swept Office YOU eHtef, but carn portable
spluoon with you. amt then YOU eau indulge
Ia your darling weed without making yonr-
sell nuisance wherever You may 60. A con-
tinual splitter will dirty store ia five min
uies thar it has taken an hour 10 clean.
VERMONT l.EGlsLATuRE.-Esse county re-
turns Wings, 6 Democrats and one Free
Soil man 10 the House OF Representative,
aHd chooses Democratic Senator This, ad-
del 20 our former returns, gives the Wigs ten
MOI rty IN the Senate, anu four above all 9th
eis IN The House
The Argus calls Us ''bob tailed coon" -
" ell as our brains are no, in that quarter,
"e DO not know that it makes any great diff
ference.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-23

A REMARKABLE ESCAPE FROM DEATH.-On
saturday, as the train was coming down the
Columbia Railroad near Pdrkersburg, pas
senger iell out OF The car, aud Immediately the
engine was stopped, and the brakes put down.
The cars halted just as one OF the wheels
touched the neck OF the man. He was held
IN this appalling situation for some minutes,
when the men and passengers succeeded, BY
prying back the wheel in getting him out
lie was very black in the lace. AMI ths.saving
OF his lie is attributed to he fact that he had
a stiff stock enclosed in his handkerchief. aud
tied around his neck. Vigorous Efforts were
resoned to, and the nan was soon restored to
activity. The man certainly made a vety
narrow escape from having his head severed
from his body.-PhH BuL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-23

RLAR IN MIND,

BEAR IN MIND,
That the Presidential Election Is Ne on , ,ie
6,st Tuesday, lie. 7th Day Of November
next. and that itslasts but tor Que day oniy =