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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15
EAsmION IN \ ~ NANIIACrn !

QUESTIONABLE HAT & CAP MNNUFACTO.
- RN. lO3, Main street Wheeling Va oppos e.
NJ ROhb's Chair Factory.
: AVERY a. Co respectfully inform their friends
and the public Tint they have hand and are con
santly manufacturing general assortment of Hrs q
Cars of the latest spring md summer fashions war.
rantrd equal n not superior 90 any thar have been
offered. which Will be- sid by the dozen or single nj
tho lowest prices aud upon favorable terms ~ thoy
cnn be- hal the CITY Hats of az kinds and quaIlties
also. general assortment OF Mems and Bows Fur and
Cloth Caps
They PROPOSE 20 furnish Ccrfirner with hats hy
the year upon such terms as cannot fail % please
y u. flats and Cope made o order. lIs1. Military
Hats auG Caps mad, on tho shortest notice
They respectfully solicit liberal share or t'io public
patronage. .mav 91
n Nm b1yc, Sicily sweet Orange p drum. smyr
M Figs. received and lpr sale BY
apps W Reilly
SPERM OlL--2OO GALLONS Just received ,ud ia
- Salo Ivy m'y2 NJ Reilly.
nOENREOOK g. GIBSON. Plumber. y ~ ,g,
ucr ct Monroe lui ih .iraof..-Wbsra fba,
r'rry on the house anil steamboat plumbing n aIl h.
branches
They have constantly 1n h1n1 UvIrlufs ,s var.
Ius descripu.rs. Hetfsr4 Kettles Water rI,sa,s
Bath Tubs, Rot aud Cold shower baths. Rrf1rf.
Tor b.rlcuu1. ChgWIc1I Apparatus, Lead Cpff 1s
'7fcut BATH heaters, Force and LIif rgmps on.
'ioc- oiah sizet sheet Lead Of 1ny rhcsoss-. sn,
Foftrd un INTO any manner OF urr. Wrt.r rlr
.urfsd through Lc1dcn Pipes from ~rrIr-a :.
. Owe Uu- Houses fn Tive Country NIar N..r pu.,..
. IrH H7' BHnr- hUrf ur fr rH.'r-. faIT.. rio
/ 50 0-''re 'I1ukfr'v received anil rrrrfII,If. .f
tended Phi. JIr' 81 $50 Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15
AZ ". 4 S. II. UNISON -Wbo

NM W. Il s. II. JlMESON Whole
W sale and retail dealers ~ Hats a. C7,s
Ussf sids lTaiu street near .HIrkcf Allen. IlSssI
tUg, ltrgiUjH.-Huy"U on sand end are cnnsfsptI,.
mIbu'1ctuTng general assortment of ven Siiu.-r,,
FUR and SILK ~ AIS. Black and DraI Prry,r
and Castor, plain " hre Bus-PlaIn and Mani H-,s
OF every SIZE aud quality They likewise keen con.
st0utf on I1nd1u assortment of mon and Ip.z 49,
and Cloth Caps all (which they 0tlar to tnefr ems.
TONERS and tIsgunr -u the most arr1TntunI-f5r,.
f"rus. Country Merchants and dealers uer.-,r ,,.
are respectfully requested ro give them m call ,,s
examine their -tErk as fhe" ore determined 10 s,fr
cheap for c7 ID ur approved credit. Aug. g. r-.-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15
OPPOSITlON-
AGooD INTENT STAGE COMPANY'S
L d

loop INTENT STAGE COMPANY's
Two D,tLY LrVTs r@R Bttrf.
NyHM NuDE, WAsWvGroN CRY. Pm.
tS-CTgss,ssg-.s - .ArELrHu AND NEw YoaK by
go -l-E-S ne way Of the National Road
anil B1liim're and O,,,, Pal Road
Itbpi h'NF' ieaN,, WhrrinL EVERY voRVtvc
nj rclock reaches l.-,rs ..-a,I ,,o.,,p- and
f1kes tic morning line OF ca, ,rryrn- At R,tnnro h.,
TIVE 60 fake the lno Of ears o. Pbillielphi and Ncy,
York.
GOOD ISFEN T. LIN. lcas,, Wheeling every
AFTERNOON = ,qchrs Frederick sec, "A -. go
trSes the nul hnc cars Immediately r.. -.
where ihoy arrive boz time 20 take the NJ, -. -. \,
cars Cr PaGsirlpha AM New York ~
Tho above no-. CIR speed md slfetv mr., ,.t...-
~" " F 10y 7 ~ '''' ~ States
Ia Office f-st door aJovc the United States hi
Water street Wheeling W.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15
HATS, CAPS. STOCK s TRAININGS.

sSsssSs3 THE suhsrriheris now rpceivln,, rom
EzSa New YORK his spIin- and summer
E-SHS-J suppl of Hatters' lUcN and Trim
t,e-y1i miEE s., together with "a large uszurt-
[.s-L--sS5A ncut Of Hats ana Cans Of the lates {
eesss| Snring IA nom which Will be sold an
Wholesale and Retail, for cash ur apr we'd paper
low a : can be purchased west # Tho m mountains
All orders frpm the country thankfully reccIN ed and
runctuallv attended tu. A &. M'CAiLAM,
APT Successor tn n. Won'"aIun 10 Nam -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15

WONDERFUL CURE or CONSUMPTION. nor
"'iue- 'g bR. SNAlNE'S CGAfPDI Nd SyRIP
~ f"'Nl@ VIRGINIA, or WILD CHERRY Mr
-" 'i"''-' "',.s.Nto Lancaster county, Pa entirely
'IrcG ct The above dlsalsc Ia. s,r,a,,-. g., s,iis
i'''. succeeded ay heat, tuu,ss Of spirits salt ,ss, in
nus month ary cough. great oryrcssi,n an the bress1
.',. Cd "Dp"" frequent ,pI;iing and coughing up o,
'f''E aIt t"r.o blood Amer using Two bottles 9TH
'"''" syrup ihe cough ceased, ne body began 1,
'-''' aud hv Using 1870 b=,i.e~ all tbes. DIS.
iaIreHhI" Feelings were removed. He Is nov eoio,
"H H"ri'c health, TO The as;Onisl.nsnt OF OH b,s
friends " "'N
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15
FARMERS. TAKE NOTICE.

TNINTIFsIN'7' 7 VI I0Is
n ARR d EOBB have removed 70 No. 10 Main
I'D street. one door below Forsythe Il AiJerbury's
old sand aud nearly ,uyrsii9 Mr.. RUbB's Chair
FACTORY, where they viii be arie % iuru'. u Oh fi-
l2wtng articles, much lover than ever before otfs
- in this nlarset vrz-Saddlcs, BRIDES, Harness.
TRUNKS. AMI every 'hi7s else kent their business.
VhPy viil ais, keep BALDWIN ratont sprng, Span
lsh, half Spanish, fa back and side saddles, made
het,er than can b, d)He by any other w-rkmen
cast Of the Ohip. Persons wishing 20 purchase can
have the pleasure &C tying then. Tor an h0ur
aiauy n re.
Barr and Rohb will also continus The Uphplster
ing IN connection with their ssddhug business
m furnish Mattresses Of al kinds TO steam boats
md all Others who will favor them with their
ON an
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15

NTENTTIAN BLIND FACTORY.-(ico W Sc
respectfully informs the citizens Of Wheeling 4
the public generally that he has established the manu-.
factory pf the NCnitian blinds ur windows dYrr. NC
n All their various brauchcsou Nam street opposite
Brown q Iaddrns-Nhore he will Keen. CONSTANT,
ou hand supply, OF very superior article ami col aid
szes-equal. ii not superior en- wsFkmausgip f1 any
made 20 the western country. Tie has employed Mr.
John {. Vail well known superior workman I7
that line Of business under whose direction the work
called for will be- faithfully executed an orders do
reccd % The subscriber James Baker DRUGGIST sill
he thankfully received aud promptly attended &c.,
June g--3m
Columbus Statesman copy 10 the amount of 81 and
charge this Office
FRESH TEMOVS-2j boyc. Fresh Lemon. ,4.t
received and for sale b.
June ~ vs. r. Tyson
casks prime western reserve cheese f,r .,.r r,,,
close cousigumculs by PANTONs O. TINGLE
re13
Ng5 ACUlNE CARDS "a complete 7-..-,,r-,t n,
INa Machine Cards constantly nm hand anf r
sale by FORSYTH. MOORE g. CLARKE
ap2 %
~ J~rIEPPNRD Professor of Music ", ,rr ,.,,.,,.
~. o. give lessons ru the Piano F5r, u L,rs,G,,.
Private lessons 90 those not possessing Instrument
7nd oTr'r'untiof Or practice. viii hr gwen rf bic re
sdsurc CORNER OF Sixth AMI Quincy .f-aafs Frrr.r.
oplositc the residence OF Richard Srmms Zen.
Piano Forcs carefully tuned
&. D. =, wiz srIl ON ro1s11lh'r fa-rfs 70 Emo fr-,a.
~Iv Octave Piano frric. iram tba Nfn1lr.rr. of s.f
roo, Worcester and Durham. N.u ]rtl
mIy 2G-3m
I lNsEEn HlL--J hb'' L.a.rrI OF rr store 1r.
q er sale iv
To7syru ucogr g. rr,rsr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15

4lOWDER-Just received from Durout's Mills.
Br'ndywne. Delaware, 400 kegs Powder con-
sisiing Of Rifle, Shotgun and blasting Of which We
shall keep constant supply. Being appointed agents
Tor the manufacturers we -hnll sell Pittsburgh prices
Merchants md others thus be supplied NJ an times
with superior article cheap q ran 10 brought
from the Fast. FORSYTH. MOORE q CLARKE.
feb IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15

LNEATHERS- Is Sacks Feathers. Just received
g aud ior sale hv
A1TERB Y. Caldwell q co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15

q. CINCINNATI. Angus 10. 1899
respected rer', Dr. Swaync---I nIn truly irdsb,
won hr iAr benefit have received IRON, tho ,s.
q your Compound Syrup OF Wild Cherry ri ,..e,t
'''''- Wa Bee means Of restoring INV hcslth o.
'''. ."d win common cold. Whirh terminated IN .
s'''rd disease upon tue lungs ! az length became
".'. 'f'''.'''l from constant coughing ard loss Of
LIe"'r and gave Yep al hope Of recovering ~ MANI
1 my iIm.y bad hreu carried on by csrs.Ir,,,.,.
'H's r'''mrcnoed Nv friend Of mine Nlr Wsov.r
~ '"'"' i''i oi your inestimahle syruu d,d .,
"'.'' minated IN performing a ucrfect cyrs
ave .'a'n 10 say 10 YOU when YOU which vii
'' '''N i'"i Won may make at these iipas Il Coz,
mink proper. that those afflicted rnqv f,J ,.Ist -,
''' SUMO source. Yours truly.
JAMES PARRY
IrnDpai Office 10 North Eiefth street pbIai.l
''i' Fn7'ursA Office. No ~ ~ Clair street. new,
''' ' in' Allegheny bridge. Where this ipvoire,io
u''i'"" un, always Pc found Nts, f,t ssis,, 49,,
500" s.2r" of John F.sa,r. Wheeling. Va.
NOV Sly
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15

& s GLASSES 3 SlGAR.-Ii7 uHasN O..ins
~ Sugar: % hos do. Noussas--rU Of good
qualify and 90 Vrnr order and fr sale rsrl,r low
by FORSYTH, MOORE a CLARKE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15

/ - ALERNTUS-2OOO lbs. Salcratus IN casks. lust
I y received and Tor a'c low nv
60 KNOX LLOYD v CO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15

ERIE. IA. September 30. 1870
''.'' ,>s-- i'is day send iaT some OF Dr. Swavnc's
-'"'S virginia NJ N,id Cherry Syrup; there =. 90,
H'i'"n si.A ln 1. place end nae ecz for a Ions, ,i,
HTs tired tao medicine uuJ finds il beIr. hin, ,n,,c,
am '1--nielss send me SOME ialmediafelv send To-,
bottles % you cannot send more
III U4-.. ,.,..rs l..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15

y<---A FOR RENT one OF Ilo be,, business
ss..,f, . stores IN Wheeling, opposite the Virginia
Sss.f9ys Hotel Possession gwen ummCd.a,clr. en-
$500 CURE Of : NCLlLINN
fDr Is 1910
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15

LIQUORS & WINES. -Champai.n BRANDY an.
periOr l9 wears old.
Se-ne'te Conlac, Fine flavor &. dark color
PordralN Brandy, do 90
Domestic Brandy. IN 20 pipes
Tennessee Peach Brandy,
Jam 'lra Spirits. - wears old,
Holland GiH. n. g.. Rum,
Port Wine, CTresle grape nd low pricedJ
Mad ara Vine. Zine aud iow prlcedl
Lisbon and Sweet Malaga NInrr,
Muscat IN cases, IN store for sale on accom-
mndaiing terms, By the cask or on ,rait BY
SOLOMON KING
may TT No. &c. corner of Wafer 4 Tr,or 81
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-05-29

effect landing, every house under the Hill ex
cept five or six, was blown down, and the river
filled with floating fragments of houses and flat
boats.
The tornado, on leaving Natchez followed the
course ofthe river abont 8 miles down. The Court
House in Valdaa was lcvelled on the ground and
the Parish Judge killed, The trees on the opposite
side of the river, lis well as those ON Natchez
Island, were all torn up by the roots, or stripped
of1heir branches.
The damage done to the crops in the neighbor-
hood was very considerable, some plantations be-
ing deprived of all their fences, and others had
every cabin taken away by the Storm
The number ofburials which took place on the
sth instant, was about fifty, and many are still in Il
dangerous and dying position.
From an estimate made by Mr. Rafner and s. j..
Boyd, Esq the total loss is supposed t, be about
81, 2G0, 900.
The neighborng planters are generously sending
in large gangs of slaves to assist in clearing the
streets and digging the dead from the ruins.
The greatest loss of life was among the flat boats
which were swamped and destroyed before the un-
fortunate men could escape to the shore. Our pa
per states upwards of 200 were lost. boy is said
to have been taken up in in the air and lodged in
tree half mile from his fathers house,
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CONGRESS-.

Friday, May Is.
The Senate were again engaged in debating the
|lrupt bill. Mr.. Smith of la. sustained Mr..
tons bill. Mr.. $. had concluded, the bill
postponed till Monday
the House, the unfinished business of We'd
Fay which related to the public printing was
med. A resolution Of the majority was adopt
(xing the prices at n reduction of about Is per
upon those now allowed.
|fier frui,lcss attempt to suspend the rules in
pr to take up the Sub Treasury bill the House
turned.
Saturday May IS.
be Senate to-day were engaged in the consider
!, of the bankrupt bill. Mr.. Webster spoke
|it two hours in its support.
/ the House Mr.. Athcron moved to suspend
rules in order to take up the Sub-Treasury bill
bmmitce of the whole.-Thc molten was lost
TO II.
Tuesday May 49,.
b the House, the bill to guard the freedom OF
|,ions, was discussed by Mr.. Brown of Tenn.
others. The bill was finally rejected.
SUB-TBEAsURY BILL.
1r Atherton moved that the House do now 90
committee of the whole on the state of the
pm, for the purpose oftakng up the sub-,reas-
bill and il was agreed to. Thc bill was accor-
kly taken up ; Mr.. Banks in the chair.
|fier sumo remarks by Nessrs Gushing and A,h.
|n, there was general cry for rising and the
|mittce rose. Thursday, May 81,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-05-29

b How admirably, passage from Sas, describes thu
hge from the simple and republican manners, of on
ahers, at the time when they repudated paper cur
rs to the arrogant, and purse-proud hauleur Of TIT
lent times.
process oftime the asccndcncy ofweah became COM
b. Its excellence universally acknowledged, and
Ter and honors followed in its train. From the same
1.-The decline of virtue may be dated Poverty was now
las ignominous. Innocence of heart and simplicity o
|iers We're interpreted into "a satire on the times
the youth taught to look up to riches as the sover
good, became apt pupils in the school of luxury
|icc and pride supplied their preceptor Rapacity aud
|lsion went hand in hand. Careless Of their own
ines, and eager to posses those of others, sham. and
brse, modcsty and moderation, every principle gave
All rushed into proligacy that needed no restraint
pr divine or human"
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PROSPECTUS
TGsE SSI.AIE OF TIg AG:Sa
BY c. EASTMAN.

THERE never has been n time in the annals of the State
when enthusiastic and energetic action Of tia democrat
ic party promised results iattcring the present.
The marked favorable change In public sentiment since
the almost unanimous APPROVAL by the people, Of the In
dependent Treasury an and, especially, since the no-
nnton for the presidency, of man deemed by the intel
ligen and honest portion of the "whign party wholly
NJ FOR the oice,he uncOnceale-l Misrepresentation with
which large portion of the present dominant party view
the corruption aud beral, o the present state d nasty
--and above ALL the undisgnis determination Of the
YOUNG MEN TO tear away from the vitas OF the STATE
nristocracy cncryated by corrupted by powell ana
harend by prongasy who have lost in the intgues OF
party and the scramble for place, all the beeNol'hce OF
the good the patriotism Of the greatclaing distinction
on by their oyerweening nsoence and ncompromising
agory all indicate that crisis great and unprecedented,
is approaching in the affairs OF the Mountain state.
To aid the democracy meeting this crisis, Is the OBJ
ject Of THE SPIRIT OP THE AGE and to be the bet
Ter prepared may I've improper 10 assure the public
that the editor will commando by contribution and by cor
Remembrance combination Of talent certainly equal
any hitherto in the conduct Of the papers Of the
state and which, whatever may he the emergency
fierce and desperate the struggle unawed by in
nence and unbrbed by GAIN" will advocate the principles
Of democracy and vndicatc the honor Of the state.
TINS SPIRIT THE AGE will be printed every Friday
morning, n sheet Of fair size and will contain more read
matter than any political paper at present printed in
the state.
TERMS: Village subscribers S2,OO-NIail. ST.
80 in advance, 50 90 after three months, 81, so af
ter wear. & so within year, to persons becom-
ing responsible for packages, $500 after year.
{ 90 in advance for six months. Single copies,
six cents
Uoodsioek, Mays 1910.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-05-29
AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY
HEROES,

Our Patriot Faihcrs.-where are thcy;-
Where is that holy band,
Who stood in fearless, firm array,
-. Through all the long and stormy day
OF war and blood, the hope and stay
Of onr beloved land
Who nobly in her darkest hour
Sustained the Patriots part
Led onward by the soul Sublime,
The master spirit of the time,
Whose name stall live in every cline
Where beats irecman's heart.
on! where are they who priced their rights
Above this ilce,ing BREATH
Indigant spurncd tyrants sway,
And woke the dawn of Freedoms day
Their wa,chword through the deadly fray,
Siill-l.ibcrly or Death
All few among the honored brave
Are left us on the earth
But though our gallant sires depart,
Columbia 5 sons, in hand and heart.
When called to act the Patriots part,
win never shame their birth
And as revolving ages find
Our country great and free
Long as her sun-briglrt mountains stand
Through all this fair and happy land,
ThamelI dry of that glorious band
Our beacon light shall be
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-05-29
BROTHER AND SISTER.


The relation of brother and sister to one another
Is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful which
Providence has instituted fcrbidding, from the
different pursuit of the two sexes, any thing of that
rivalry and interference which is so often the bane
of friendship among other equals, and, without
the possibility of the sentiment being tainted with
any alloy of passion, finding scope for that peculiar
tenderness of strength and irustingncss of attach
mcnt which belong to the relation of delicacy de-
pendence and retirement on the one part, and to
energy, self-reancc and enterprise on the other.
lsanyhpg more delightful than to witness this
relation sustained, as God, when he ordained de-
signed it should e'--a mutual confidence and
esteem, and sense of privilege, cvinced and renew
ed in every daily communication the sister watch
ing the brothers. growing virtues and consequence.
with growing pride, while she checks his temerity
with her well timed scruples, aud finds for him
way TO look more checrfully on his defects the
brother looking on his sister with iondnc.s that
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-05-29
HEAR THE KEY STONE.

|The Democratic Press says of old Belks, ovel
|ch the feds have been crowing-Our majority
khe Presidential election will not fall short of
thousand for the little Dutchnan We intend
fg the thing in the right way. Our motto ls'
|inciplcs, and not men, The opposition avow
principles openly, but secretly go for II National
Rk, and publicly for hard cider and log cabins
) same paper says, that at the parade Of mi
company in that county, Il vote was taken up
he question of the next President, when it ap-
red there were for Martin Van Buren,, 1873
h. ii. Harrison,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-05-29

n and AMER "Wednesday, April !, i-iu ,he passenger
Clrnn. IN this roa " III run follows Leave the depot
m the owcl Rosd In Boston, ut and II 4. NJ, and and
~ PM
Leave Lowell Mt II A. NJ, "a Ii 81, 3 ii aud II
r. H. or immediately on the arrival OF ts cars from Bo,
ton.
Way Passengers taken at TyngsbJoug, n. Chelmsford,
aud NhidcscN.
All baggage a, the risk of the owners.
Fare from Nashua to Lowell so cents from Nashua to
Boston, $3.50.
On the arrival of the car, Mt Nashua stages leave Tor my
part Of Nhw-lampshirc, Vermont Newiork and Cauaih
vim Anoskcne, Concord, kccne, CharlrsIuwn, ~ Ill., Wind
sor, aud bnlllch0rOngh, VT
Books kept at the stage Offices, Nos. and II Elm
Street, who're ras be sccre IN aiy OF the coaches
aud correct Information obtained respecting any Of the fol-
lowing routes.
Fw Plymouth, GuiiihaH yrd Sidnstrai, daily, O'Clock
cars from BUslonyia Amoskcaa Concord, Plymouth, Isl
day, to li"ycrl, ST. Juhn,bury Derby, to snnsicad L. C.
For kcsrt, BraiN,borOuFh, T., .ibIGy diid Saratoga
" L., daily, O'Clock cnrsirom Boston, via Wnlp0e, Bel
lows-fal' aud Braieboroueh sl day to Bennington, Al
bnny, and Saratoga, ID day.
Ior Mcreifa iiiage T. H., 7o'clock rar5 from Boston,
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, via Concord, Gilnnnon,
Fueiorl Village, sam. dss day.
Far BmhHrion, ~, daily, by and ! O'Clock cars from
BOSTON, via Concord ' day. Hanover, y. H. Ia MOntrcir
ID day, to burlington, Vt. 81 dny, nj noon
For UaIner and ycu LoHion d1iiy, Montpelier aud
Burngion, ~. by O'Clock from BOSTON, Monday,
We,nssda, and Friday, via Iopkinon, New London TO
ledge ls night Hanover and Montpelier 81 day. and Burng
TIM "a day at noon.
FOR Ciarsnoat Waripeiisr and burlington ". by o.
clock cars lom Boston, MONDAY WEDNESDAY, and Friday,
via Francstown to Carcmont lst DAY Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday v cnnkcr. Newport to Clnemont, lst day
Windsor, Woodstock Roynlon to Montpelier I'd day, Bur
lnrt,n Sd day at noon.
Forest Lint-ChDlesion, ". H. Chester Tt.Aibany and
Saratoga " T. by o'clock from Eoston via Han
cock, ChaTcsi"n, ~ H. to Chester, W si DAY; M.nehes-
tee, Arlington, Albany ard Saratoen. 2d ia" r. VI. At
Chester this line intcsecs Stages for Ludlow Mount Holly,
Midhlehnr, and Burlington, VI.
For dnoticag, Maache.icr and Concord, dccomr,odq-
on Stage, daily. by O'Clock from Boston. Return
ing to meet the Nnsfas, at 10 IL O'Clock A. NJ
H6nniku and FTincesiown Accommodation Stage, by
O'Clock from Boston, Mauay, "wednesday and Fri.
lay. Returning opposite DAY les iicnrkcr 1t :, and
frsnce.town at O'Clock A. heet the ! H. o'ciook
cars nj Nashua, for Boston. ONSIOW SrEARNS,
April |, 1910. superintendent
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|TCHEZ DESTROYED BY A TOR
NADO.
On Thursday ueck, the III inst.

-, N. 0.,a.u, p.,,,.,,. 49,
''o"' ""' ''w v',""' "",''"' n"s a.,
ihe steamer 'icKsDnrs' Cap' urlce, winch
yea mere last night' we nave me following par
lars OF tornado, whlch look mace IN Natchez
Thursday last.
he devoted city OF Natchez was visited yester-
with one OF the most awful and distressing
mites 1t has ever been our fate to witness
lterday about o'clock, +. NJ, a dark cloud
C ITS appearance IN the southwest, proceeded
continual roaring OF the winds. AS it came
willy, and with speed Of the winds it was met
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-05-29
PANGHORN 4 RRINSMAID,

OF the Pdrety Store burlington TermOHt, Continue
Oas Usual to Clean and Repair all kinds Of good Watch
rs and Clocks and To manufacture in their shop Pure Sill
yer Spoons and fine Gold Beads and Rings
They import lie best English Patent Lever Watches and
keep for SALE Gold and silver Levers and Lepnrs Gold ui
Silver Spectacles, Gold and Silver Thimblcs.
They deal in Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, fine Cutlery
Plated and I'rittaria Wnre CasOrs Candtscks, Snuf-
ers, Srue, Plated aud German Silver Spoons Thermomc-
ters, Musical Instruments, French and English Pcrumerl
Soaps, Hair Oils and Powders The best Of Stocks Col
lars, l}osoms aud SlspCndcrs
Pocket BOOKS Purses Cards Stationary, Manifold Wr.
tiers, Portfolios Writing desks aid very extensive asao
ment of Fancy Articles.
Strangers and Others visiting the place are respectfully
invited TO call and look through assortment, We are
pleased TO receive calls if YOU do not wish To purciase
Please enquire for article You may wish lU many Of
goods in Drawers and Boxes You can fluid almost
any article al the Tdriety Store, Buringtoa H. z-tf