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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-18
Cinciunati HydroPntlio Or -
.o4Ar Cure Observation-Disclosures

IHR above Institution Is NOW ore reception OF
patients about Eve Eve nlss mo, non the city
ton Epeinnah aud Dayton Railroad IN the elr and At
ieTliteasy access to those desirous ot enjoying the
;bcnefits Of the Insituttont,;i 81, ~ 81 sit.i
nfsS more pleasing variety of than itseli
before the traveller all the way from oinelnnsttt the
Cure There nature and art combine, tho view
beautiful beyond description, 9s ii.a
pe large and beeTtlgl Ttd ts
inleriof combined with the numerous
f. Rs GyS hs ss az.
siy6 Inc Rooms ind where the invalid
can SnS The He'd Rooms afo well veniIaed
and neatly iurnshed5 the Bath Rooms ere ample and com
every fOsm With the las!atio teIsis
Gymnasium Hall f SsSnS Ssf TStsn2
strength by hea9 The spFtngs which nE
Ish nnd 1lS flowing from gravey bed tey send
forth water cold and delicious The country and
ysTiey Of sss5ery IthibEs sombinsS we
not think OF more desirable place, for those
~ had Hch experienco treatment
9 lPS Sr Is SsaIto,
those committed to hsoare MTAY VINO nAS1 20
SeonisT to her SEX and being every way auali
for station tHEs sst IN
SiinsTs fsas beauty health and hapPiheha
destfSyas tas gss
this fnstitutioa s,ieeessfy OF q
the Sttstion OF ladies asEh an cases we Aha expect to
m s 6tte by Tho way or The Cincinnati
~ afiroad, will stop the Carthage
itihy PafientS Te4epted to bring two
ss two tyQcQArse eheetat ak towels, and
~ nd linen, suit table for bandaEes. .s ia
fe tnis board, Medical Services; and I'll
ten dollars per week. payable
RxfIa atteRdsDcs will sueot t6e patient % %
Soma deduction Fylsbe made to those who
IA II length tine N the 1nstitH,
}intts yf two qqlIars p6r
1ou three to hve dollars will be charged for thg fTgt
hTa uipation. 80 ,,,,. 90, Z,
gi5nfg Ji.as af1ss sdDGAs RRA q;Sj e l.1i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-18
z 3 NJyMBER 97'
POETR 8 ].

IL among tho many Of ThRelsiSV
ls INC power ofwIing grleell yerhes as an
'SShits sqan' R Fr6n C6fnhlH to Cairo
ber Tho following nnea said have been written
by hi they e The an An.
uua Asfdhkh dlm Is seea stenih 70 ehareh With
ahrse youth hiddsnln hiehe watch
Eipg ihers s-.s j sItaisui 9! ses.sE5, = sJS!foe
Sole Sd. H The Church Perch, s.if t,-s ~.
Although enter moi,
~ - Yet aronnd 6bott the Hpot Fit g
IsGi & L. bQmellmesa hQFpTI1 goRl6s Ef8g q fif
And at the SacTed glte,
iI.As 1lpHtth longing eYeS Wtit Ssi ii fsfg.a
I4lai o5 Z & ltIpeetant Of her. Ca & rs
i9is sts TheAIihisfsr btii tolh out Is'fi 81 - ~
ls,t cl3f AboIst the q ropt ~, 3,-t 10
And noise and huInnfng. ~
I9.ll @f97 = They5ye Stopp'd the Ginning bellt ~
~ Sc sSsse8s ses S5fSSis sSss saaiBBs
,aG5 hJa .fi4g a a asss' "a Tf7's.s
i Ny lady comes At last, @ys-
p 't-' @iA Tfmdd and stepping IGSts
10 i.'7c 6usAnd fastening htherS 3fda s' s5i s+a
With modest eyes downcastj
42lsE --ii She's cone-shes hefe-Shess p4st- ~
], rtss tsil Nay heaven 90 with her tagsE 81 S;
- ~. Kneel unaiaturb bed faiT saint, y i-S IN
la s5 Pour out thy praise or plant -. =
-" MeAkly and duly,
IFlzst!u-I Twill not enter there, n ~ tss3yt'ss
To suly your pnre prayer
| ''fiH" = With thoughts unruly.
Is-!al tuss stdzaiftE5 .ai tss es- t.f tf
But suffer me to pace
| Round the forbidden place,
lls.eI4- &, y Lingering mnIteS ts y.f4k i-s
Like ontca9t Bprits who wait -
s' Vis.Hz Ahd SEQ through Heavers rate ~. =.
.is, uC ApEfls within II stis 81 i-aI = GeSt
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-. - New Music Store. ii Us
glRn OF the GFCcinn lTFiKPnHIn,f Me- 100
UIufu Street,

: ;,rsi--- j. FICKIRSoN would respectfully an
F7fEzz3F 9nounce to the citizens o. Wheeling and VII
3II N m cinity thathe has just opened and
u Ieegant establishment for the sale OF Violins.
Guitars yiolineeiIos Rag0ets Flutes, Hesr AeeoIde
ons BSnjos, and Tamborines, Brass Instruments tho
FIRST and best make. e y 81 = "
Instruction books for kinds Instruments and FOR
Music or the Plano Guitar Flute and Violin. also, tho
Songs, D6es etc, and the very best Roman aud
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings.
CaTonetS SyRee1sP5 Forks, also Violin and Guitar
Screws, Violin Finger Tail Boards. -.if sd :.
Bows for Vjolneello and Violin. ~ /
A. KIeser,s Furniture Polish, Tenovating Vanished
Furrue Pianos, Cabinets, Steam boats or any
descriptions of Furniture, @ 80. Il .a.,is..,gr sf
Also r sale by tho Agent ipr Kleber, Paburg Pianos
Of the first and best au stiITe in the United States such
hans Haett and Aliens celebrated boston Pianos, &c.
Agent the make Of Carhardt and NeedhamP Patent
1eeoSdsona, and ali kind of repaired
a. tie lowest prices. .su pr
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KEI,Ls q CAbDWELL,

(succEssoRs TO JAS. PAUL. & coy af-Hs
Importers and Wholesale dealers in Drugs,
NIedicines, CheniieelS; Eaiht-, OIIs, &e-r,
No. SO, UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN ST. ii'j
HAVING purchased the entire stock, fixtures chemical
apparatus &c, of the firm of James PAUL. DC would
respectfully solicit the patronage OF dealers and the public
generally. An goods warranted. Ets t' ~
In rerring from Drug business, take pleasure In
recommending favorable consideration SueeessoTBs
MessTs Kes CALDWELL and have hesitation in saying
that our customers, and dealers generally, Will
for this well known house large share OF patIonage
JAS. .PAULL6 CO..
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n oenI md Travelling Agents Wanted, for
Populat and sefdl Books Just CAL1FOR,
MA ILLUSTRATED, including description Of the Pa
mama and Nicaragua routes with 4S suberb Tinted LthO
EraphS 34 pages, 9yoi price S2 This work, by J. n,
ts has been Rdjddged by the unanimous voice OF the
Tessto elAborhte practical and intensely In.
taeshg that yet been this golden
theme See the publication of Stevens Journal Trays
eIS work has that has created such thriiDg
seLali6n tits pre- emlnsny paceal and
IYinoideus of the most amusing character tho Ian
eage Que tho city editorials perfect dagnere
otyne taken by the light OF MONDAY
Also mr. Bea6i's great work Medicine, THE AIfERJ.
aCANtPRACTICB AND5RAAIILY. .PH YSICIAN,f 800 pa
s 900 syo sheept price DIR. Beach n a.
& herd OF eclectic practice In this country Suca was
fE oland, eighteen thousand copies this work
.ver6 nTipted III edition Also DR.. @. d. UamondIs
WINK on tho, pame principles of etiee nICAL IN.
.F0RNATION FOR THE MILLION, or TRUE GUIDK
no n, 12no cloth, 52S pases price Sf,51cIoth,
Al ISner covers; fourth thousand Al19, WOMAN M
HfsR VARIOUS REIATIOHS-6ontO:T ctical rdles
(or ATi1fan female for thetn oonGct in the detail
every domestic duty royal 1Smo red CLOTH pstTated;
price 63 cents This wk should hE nthe haida
oteyeTy LADY, especially the yogIgt Such Its popularity
that thousand coiss have bean sold IN the
ION NOV York alohe very malths ~ ~
OJlers m books aboye sdSertised WITH postage
stSps n be promptly flied, ifepaid IN
.anypart pIthe Ipited States lLaN. u
AIdreSs, ROBERT Y. YOUNG,
gls3 ~ E9EEI llSueeossoTt0 % VIM Hold edged tlh
No. t49 Fulton street, New York city: q
5- Editors viEg This advertisement two or three IN
sertinns entire viii entitled to copy OF California II
lustrate3i iSE sAi 49, t.sg ,sttt5 10 1ssaaSs-St4
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Brentlinger &. Armstrong,
g

lust received at their medical store fresh sup
i'll ply OF the most eh6ee medicines such people
rely upon making their selections, regard Is paid TO
prices, so the article Be Ofthe best quality. -
PhYHieinnS, PreseriPIi Ons put up by CAREFUL hands
at all times, dRF or niEht. auE2f-iyrd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-18
F--a,-ToDD q DEV0lit -

Sign Of de Black Maapaoti Boot, iS0utk End Of
Market Square, - 80 y p.
RE now opening unusually large stock OF Falian
N Winter Boos, Shoes Hats and Caps. selected With
great care and manufactured the very best workshops
PhiIadepha and New England, expressly for our Whole
Reait trade To regular custoneTS, and all
others who may EavoT with CALL can oer yougoods
which we guaFantee equal in quality Of material and work
anshir to those manufactured In this or any part Of tho
u United States. 1s.1iFl- 1tta 10 tist TODD e DEVOL
Wheeling, Sep q, 1852. rfisr5i --a -'t 'iif''''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-18
ElsTRAM MARBI,R.- -WORKS.

.HSTEAM MARBIE3 37WORhS,l .
- "' 66 MaRKET ST, wHBELlNG, va. as
THE SUBSCRIBERS having made extensive arrange
mcnts In the EEst for the supply OF Marble and
teInpIatihg the erection OF works. he would invite
the attention rehiteets Builders and the public In
er to the inspection his stock consisting OF Italian,
Reytlan Sienna eiean and other Marbea or the finest
qualities which be sold lower than
inent in the west, 3gf ss., '.f!5E5 dsi59a44 a.
Deae would nd It 70 their advantage TO Inspect hts
stock bHf0re purchasing elsewhere. - =. ttl
His work Is done in the most elaborate Style and he
would invite thu attention of purchasers tn eraine his
other carved work, Monuments Gen.
otaphs Tombs Head and foot stones &c, yard
work fneyery vletyi being enabled by his superior fae
ies TO supply this work at considerable prices than
any other ablishment In the country. d! 10 et.la
Please give me call and examine my work, ,..ts-
7ffl53 IIsls ~ ~ % lIICHAEL j. RotfAN,
zi51-- -if .s..s Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
nPAlso Calcnel Plaster, Hydraulic Cement. Plaster
Casts and MOdelss and aetta Grind stones
at the lowest trade prices -ss .s;} saai,-l y'asI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-18

rTIHE Subscriber 6r the extelr.
ided % him., hegl to The OF
present largo well ele1ted epnsistt
ing Of School Medical Historical and
Books Wall and Window and RRfety Cbod
eacbera School TrIstees and OtE6Hig
whaling purchase In eSeI lnuncenet
sbe oIisred IN prices and term ,.s ~. ~.
RaES t&keRfn paid for tt the
JOHN II. THOMPSON,
} Aug. 2I..-tG = Il a, s, q Monroe Street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-18
I0HEvRLAND AND PITTsRURG RAN

ss : 49,
~ 81 - 81 d
N Land amer. Wednesday, june 16tb 1852 Passenessf ssf
sns will n
non Train Tor Ravenns StoPPng f. all way
Leaves wetsyiie al 1875 p N. Express Train for
The $40 Express Train from Cleveland, connects daily
Sithths fooyying lines ~ wit. At Hudson with the
R5ssnns with Wards Line & -Four Horse coaehss Tor
Road Bayard, with hacks for Dover. New PhfIadeIfhI
FOR RPITTsBURG.-The $50 a. NJ. Kxpress Train.
slegant side wheel steamer, FOREST CITY for Pittsburgh
and landings arriving at the same
Fare IRON Cleyeiandto Pittsburgh by Ohio and Penn.
Pittsburgh. by way wesyile.
are tieketed through. and tleir baggage s
eheekea threSgh to Pitt4sprgh y1 Wellayie M ~ ~
Cleveland connees at Wellsvie with the spened Aide
wheel steamers. WINCHESTER and DIURNAL IoI,
RETUREiN NG.Ni2tsS P. II. Express Tain. connects
and Pennsylvania railroad Alliance and at Hudson with
the Akron Branch RaiIToaI ,saln. , sa.' - illGi
ate Sos SelSs will vii 1ks tss 1884 AZ ~ M
time 10 connect with the lake steamers IorNew York.
Toledo. p;SfSI. chiess9' Racine milwaukee,
passengers leaving WHEELING or PITTSBURGH IN
evening. and following can be YorkOr
Chicago ,,..;.,s t..,5t:}..tg.r
A. M conneotss at Hudson with the Akran BfancR Rail-
Road and reaches Cleveland in time to connect with The
4 cincinnati Railroad foFthc South: q ''.l n w
| ETuRxIxe.The Aeeommeaa ation Train leaving Cleye
Cincinnati and Columbus at with the Akron
iIs 4 R R. oSTicEI ,JoHN,pURASJO
Cleveland. June IA. '62 ll J9iidspPenntsndent. ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-18
: QUINCY FOUNDRY, =
Corner MAIN and Quincy Streets

IHR Subscribers having greatly ENLARGED and now
pleted their eXtsnsiye establishment arc 10
furnish the public with variety OF wo In their
Spieaid and fancy Arches, lnClnding 1endeTb sup
fronts, fire iron stands, &c. ovens, common IouEd
and stFnigh haErea gEateassEsJsE
NRXTENSIVB AssoRTMBGEoF STOVES,
Including the &d IaoAt improved coal and wool
stoVeS balloon, cannon, Ten plate keel boat
bachelor, chamber, and paTl0r stoves, from 90 toV.
All its branches Sugar Kettles, OF yaLt
sizes, and everything in the domestic hRe wholesale
\ Min resYpe boatand saw mill castings Out extsnsyc
peTeuci in business and tie hbea patronage
bbeTfo TeeeIved warrant Us to eYeet OF
N this part or bsless, Wind ml, hay scale,
corn ssheIEei truck IvheeI and small wason castings
lsTSya,oy, .pJ
TgSft PIoUS3 SANBPDoUGH CASTINGS, 5 ~
we arc prepared furnish the patent evcr, patent hill
Ade Crane HULL Hornet fsnider, &c We tiaSe also se:
Ted nj iris time the eXcnSive right to manufacture Of
IIST'S PATENT PLOUGH, ono OF the most improved
Gnple ements in hrnils the present day. f7 -
iTfn Tiis and FOR cemeteries, houses
VsTlTiaS ii fortstaa fproyed graduating t$yefe or
fToliISe have scearsa patent ot seSee soul
or AZ fmoy, &C. possessing qiialities
foT the Baelnths aborsY qthet
low caps consols &C. j d short eSeEyfi
1inG or sad irons fancy
srrr6SFSs 6reh eeIIet Window aid 70 qet
gTa tngS6Ssc and bpati
SIf6e lowest PRICK. 80 = 4 !. - 5fs
SpsTSon3 EfshiiE to In our nna, hoesael
On will % can. an OTders rom W
country win Be eaTSfnIly pded t0and punGtdAllY hlea
Sernp iron Ssed at sLket prices. gaisb
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-18

!, ,sTlOBA6GO AND CT G aSlsistsa7
m uE has redpeped lila stock OF Sdpefiofl
TobGeeo and CiE1Fa Main Ptree west e
ncas 6 where Sstl fouhdl 6 tie eholcIgA
iSTapis slpf and Of hsh The fol9g
IN III Il iiiI, eftaiess Canones, Ia A6rnae
= sfli.PS35g 81 3tdF0BAGH6. sIs e tn
Ruzrelis and, bitsotPs. ma
findson,a. M ~ &. fs.t {5issty,, ijei1f ~
Rappey GpuEIeis 1faoouba Seoteh5s Cut and mr.
The uadeTsEned tses for EaxoTs heretolore bf
StSsSedi aad W6dId kolieIt
pt1oalEs- . = All glfftrlpls3 ~ q
aasaA tc ss4a s4I -
Isyz " s it9 a.
f1IHB spb ne spE ths sa4Hys II
isnCof llftInt+ 4atElBtl D. 5e
ff ta,lf h 4I IfiiIlt bia $50 Tes
n AVE the AFSucy tor a1a VI
j ltafifsh Ijtu ard oikaf1 e1sl tenn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-18
W m. Bingham,

CONNECTICUT.
TAS appointed a. NJ Adams agent for the sale az his
shirts Factory prices Merchants, Cothers, and
deairous OF buying shIts Of the best and
cheapest make in the United States win call Rt A. NJ. Id
ans, clothing store, where they viii find full assortment
ssu2S-fyd, g--r4
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.Amerie6ns, PaIFonIzc IouF Own
nsgl u.J tE ~ fnetuires.

"a Wheeling Silk Factory.
A MERICAS Silk manu- into superior and sub
"A san articles or the various fabrics in use 9t
GILI'S5 SILK FACTORY; Main Street. Centre Wheel
Ing Tho matters invited to call and see
TIC process or manufacturing and those wishing
chASe silks, retail supplied
able terns Gils Store adjoining the Factory or at A.
Porbs', A. O FaiFeAlldts, Marsh q Tay
iOr,s ana 8. w. Ieis9iIla, Wheeling Va and at tJannE
fsiehaTlhopa Furnishins waIe House, No 1l9, Main
street, Cincinnati, o.. 'i
Our Fabrics are warrcntsd pure silk and hive taken
the HIGHEST PREMIUMS and gold and silver medals,
ntthe American Institute, New York. FRANKLIN Institute,
PhiIadeIphia, and Ohio State Fair. We constantly
nnfaCtuTing, stock is large and seGsobable,
satins, vesttnS dress
silks, fHges cIayats, handkeIehiefs OF whites blark
paid cured and printed all tile newest styleg made or
besttwfned silk siiled and pain. Aso shiTts, drawers
and half hose gentlemen. 90 sr- go -ti t ~ r'
Please call and patuni1 re this important branch
lean oTde1E every variety olslks Pomn
ySsTebSntabls coooois and Reeled silk bought 800
- - JOHN w. GILL.
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THOMAS POPE
TnOs. mOBNBBooK,

tl sale on accommodating terms; Two Brick houses,
Oce, and Hall for societies for Rent
1yd. E.... Monroe 81. nc. ~, up stairs
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NEW FIRM.

9e.ni. NEW FIRM s.'l-
- MRSSRS., CAYwooD, rCoNKLINsGe CO.,
ra having purchased the entire stock ofstoyes, Tin
Copper and Sheet Iron waTc Of t. e., Culbert-
son, would respectfully inform the eitizens Of
wheeling and vicinity, that they wilIearry on
lhe 7b1sness nuactuTing Tin, C0ppers and Sheet
Iron ware, Ofhich they have on hand good
Tor Wholesale and RetAs very low for Ca1hJ
All Trons slngto purchase would do well to call and
ees at No. 10, Union ST.; at the old and well known
Etand heretofore oceupiedby Il q. OulbeTtson.-
Particular attention paid TO repairing. .
/ RhsSIhr. Aur.2 2f. -CAYWooD. CONKLIN & co :
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i-' CLEVELAND LRD DETROIT,
HI NTH Ee CTepeLdHd and Cincinnati Railfoda,
CIetSlana aud Erie r. RI Cleveland GHf ittS6Itfh r. r.
and Mtelligdn Central r. R. i g5-s tf5 ifisp'i ~
Passengers win be teketed through from point on
Lake Michigan to Cleveland, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh and
Wheeling and from either OF those pacea to
Lake Michigan. ya.ts tass'! l'5G
This line win be composed Of two new low pressure
steamers built expreSsly for the route. .y ,lF,.
CLEVELAND. ....-.C .CAPT. q. u: SrAEARp.
FOREST TCITY.........,.-.-....cA Cart. L: A. PrERcE.
boat will leave Cleveland for Detroit, and Detroit for
Cleveland every evening at 81 o'clock errving in both
trains Of for C6ess Cineinnat and Pittsburgh and
will run from Cleveland in the following order;
tF'NFstl ai. FOREST Oily so
Monday. Wednesday. Friday
CLEVELAND.
Tuesday Thursday Saturday
And will Ieavei Detroit 100 u-lli 2. 'cii- ttTi
80 - - CLEVELAND s-gs- Il, 81.
Monday dnesday Friday
HslH1s = Sd! a-a-. FOREST CITY -
TueSdh ThuTSday Saturday
The underSiglad prepared to make contracts for all
Efhds OF freight from Cleveland to Detroit Mackipaw,
Saut st Marie Saginaw, and all ports Lake Michigan
-; OCEAN, CASPIAN, AMIDST LOUIS. " Ia-
will compose the limo until the new boats ready.
'tl'-5 1910 70 a. AGENTS. - o - -''
acg.BRADBURN &. Co.. Cleveland it''s B. E..'A.u
PITTMAN, TRoWBRIDGE&J JONES, Detroit. :. 90
~ 13liT .r fa+ H7F- 3'ssi -a- Z -,-f t .-
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. l7,HA.RqiIRICIAI, TDBTH.. -

:, 81 s.,.; toDfs!1 s.. p HUIBIHEN5 Once No. 13i,
Fourth street, near ths .Preaby bytsriah church,
tf NManuiacturea Teeth expI essly for each par.
Sheplari case. Full setts Of Teeth, or any
parts Of sets, made with artificial Gurna. The Gum s
made In continuous solid pteee-the cost ts the saIo
for teeth with or without gums, isf r ysi-.. -, "a
Fpn sets OF teeth made from SO to 500 Sea-. snail
seth from % 70 IS per tooth 1yr;d.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-18

aITEI5Bf yiiIs ~ hits i.ess .Ss XIX.
TFTR ARE PTetiI "a any stenbel,s
VV villa white fTanted eqnaIs not suEeE1of
OF fsftfS Of bEands, 5S es4fts
Ags4ts fsr isAalaia ss1EeEs.1
+ .-aJ sllslI2.1 RaSY DRESSES. ss1s
N IBBoN atIfls Broeades al e.
& Is less than New Eorl It eeo Cd Gaee g ~
"a 4
a sEs Rafe GI1anae.4a1 -lys7I
ilAJSy ysfd "A lbel ded i1gt ylfll ~
70 bctso ~ " D Iee y AFlsst Mos
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\ l8PupAIeTDaI AINI8HIV

,osih atiivHati p GdH d9azl!f 2 mn ill0IbgRFf
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MP KsIeye 5fi - Ietit 4 ldfge of money 70
man for hon he sel great iehdshipi
but, instead Of cher the usa 5ate Of 51f
Is per cont, he ehaIe ~ ne S,s po5toEet
stfated and asked the lgtsr y he eaf aes
Elieve IN he eat enee Of Goa:
ssfSSyon s q, "a The ebioE,s gto ezses
an mn iayl freEl y M
al SSi,s sxSiditned fifesold Hehfejs Hith erlns
tht 81 4hSt3 loo3 but len God loos aeisa
5i;ssi n f. n 5s, TIE vii peAE Ike o.
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,Ti46MPs0E IS coIITFRI VIII
on d.ii0iyII CT & 4 81
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4 To Country Merchants. 6
hFR9kl s. KNOX having Withdrawn from tho firm, Of
lHk NeCIaIAh HnlX &C., th6 rUniiniIg partners hSYe
with Chester d. Knox, (bIothero or
Knox long and known m The tr1ehs public
bsy would respectfully inform their old cstomers CRho
M, e n IoE and liberals theI) and an otherde
s In Boots and Shoes that their Fan Siock will be pFY
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for eayf fhsg Stsr Sss ih4tn their FG Stock
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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-07-01
Ice in 1916.

The summer of 1916 is well remembered
Tor its cold weather and the scarcity of provi-
son which succeededit it.. Caleb Emery, Esq,
then residing in Lyman, Grafton County,
says, : In the latter part Of June was inform
ed that well, about three or four miles dis
,ant, was frozen in such n manner that no
water could be obtained frum il. On the
fourth of July called To ascertain the fact,
and we found il completely frozen orer, md
no appearance of water, except, perhaps u
quart in small hole which had been cut in
the ice On the 10Th Of the same month
UuIy) called again 10 examine it. The ice
had now become detached from the stones,
and fallen dnwn 10 the water, which was
lower than when the ice formed. The block
of ice was at this time about the EiZe of 4
common wasIi-rub. The we'll was at the
northeast corner OF II house belonging to
Daniel Moulton, Esq, occupied by Stephen
Smith. The depth Of the well was from l2
10 IS feet, and from the surface Of the ground
to the ice wns about 8. 1t was perfectly
open the whole season, and exposed to the
action OF the atmosphere.
The legislature Of New Hampshire sat
that year in the building now the Court House
Of Merrimac county. or fhther in that portion
of il which is the Concord Town House.
The apple trees were in bloom the first week
Of the session, the atmosphere very cold. and
snow fell, we think, OH election day.-Con-
cord Statesman