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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-14
NEW GOODS

Cheaper han me cheapest, and latest arrirdls
=" w. STOCKING & co. (S.sccssors 10 f. D.
III Snoa-iEyeH. Esp are opening AT the stand
rorncr Of Main md Madison streets. nearly opposite
ihe Virginia Hotel. a very extensive and general a.
sortmcnt of FALL and WINTER DRY GOODS re.
Gently purchased from the bcsf importing houses in the
East. with eye 10 this important fact that goods
well bought nrc half sold) which, with the former
stock on hand. makes of the most splendid and
desirable stocks Of dry goods offered in this city
all Of which willing TO offer to our friends al
the lowest possible prices for cash D;rovcd barter
The sock consists in part NJ the following s-ic1cs
Superior Glue. Black. Lavender and Mixed Cloths
from Sl,1J TO 10 dollars Super Plain. aud Fancy
Cnssimeres. 81 to $500; CT English Moreno. from
81 cents TO $50; 1000 is. assorted Cacocs. and
Chiniz,s, from ftp TO rs cts Bleachd Muslin nj ~
IA Brown at 10 Cts. Black and Tigurc5 Silk Nelvet
and Nestinss of every description and pricc Black
Italian LutestriRgs eros de Swiss. Cros de Naples
Rich Figured and Powered Silks. Silk Cloves. Black
and White Md DO. Assorted Silk Brlids ana Islccs
rich assortment Of Cap and Bonnet Ribbons. new
styles. Jot and Blue Black Grapes Embroidered Belt
Ribbons New Style Mousclin de Lines SILK and Thi
bet Shawls and a variety of entirely new STYLES IIo
siery Of every quality and every other article both
useful and ornamental that usually found in dry
goods stores, of the latest fashions and lowest prices
We invite the fofmcr customers of f. r. SScnrngcn
and our friends generally to give US a call
T. w. STOCKING & co
oct 10 Isl Main st. Wheeling Va
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NNJHOLEsALE AND EETAIL CONVECTION
+" AIRY STORE.-The subscriber has jus, re-,
cci,ed splendid assortment Of French confectionery
such IS Sggar Figures of various kinds French Kisses
OF an yniucy pattern, Jelly Cakes. Cum Drops.
Chr,siazod Candies, Juiubo Paste. Sugar Animals.
Fishes r rs Gate Squirrels. DIVES. &c &c
Gree, nnd Dried Fruits follows. Lemons Dates.
Cr,pas C,coanue. SOnshcll Almonds Pruncs M Jars
and Boxes. Zanjo Currnnis Palm Nuts. Ground Nuts
Sc Sc
Together with n supply ~ confectionery of bis own
manufacture which be offers ai Wholesale RETAIL on
accommodating terms. lI1ying bad the management
Of the manufacturing department Of the principle 90
tahlishment in Bimore aud Richmond. a. well as the
wei tnown and splendid establishment 90 w. Moulds
ZaucsviEe Ohm. be Gsiicrs himsclf that should ih'
eitiz.ns IL wheeling think hm worthy Of their pat
rouarchc shall be- abe oplcasc.
dec PIT i. ri MSfN.
~ hbis Oh GIN.
Cd IS bh's Sweet Malaga Wine.
~ DO American Brandy
ripcs Ccrniuc DO
hbds y T. Rum. IN Store and or sale bv
y isn7 FAYTONs q TlNCLE
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CERTIFICATES
FEVER AND AGUE CURED.

=.
Dear Sir-Believi0g il rriy owe you as n snc-
cessful PRACTITIONER, as well those who may be
similarly afflicted, tske pleasure N ackHowiedg-
ing the hcn,iit have teriy, fro the use Of yoIr
valuable Medicine,
HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS.
After much suffering from Fever and Ague dur
ng tie spring and fall for the last four years ard
he pecuniary INJURIES attendant the indIsposl-
ton OF one on whose eXer;IoHs a large family was
dependant for support. and having withou; success
tested the skill of many medical advisers, an
expense couG not web afford. In the fgll of IS}s
finding the pr. monltorY symptoms of The disease
approaching, Was induced 10y n friend who had
tried your medicine, To purchase package of your
Botanic Pills. aud now have the happiness To in
form you-and through you, those who may be
similarly ainlcied-tS at they coGntCrdct the dis
ease, nor have been troubled with II since. and
my confidence continues TO uphold me in the be-
lief thatyour Botlptc Pills are the most safe, the
cheapest, most efhcacious. and radical cure for
that distressing disease the Fever and Ague All
can for the present offer you for the blessing you
have hecH instrumental IN conieTrIug on me Is my
assurance OF unceasing gratitude and csrecm
u. :. MCCORMICK,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-14

Lirer Compliant, with mHch DerGngenent Of Oh,
LiTtr System.
Mr.. Joshua Roberts an c:ed with bilious
and nervous iseasc To an alarming degree, he "a.
attended with all the dlstr, sslng symptoms which
Affect n relaxed condition. VIA sick head he
loss of appetite SIddiucss IN the head, pain IA the
stomach after eating. unusual trcmors, shifting
spasuodic pans i'm every part of the body, cold
cIIlls sallow complexion, costIyness, and con
stant dull pain in the right side, which often indu-
ced the most dreadful debility; indeed he thought
he vas afflicted with every internal CONF? nj the
human body Is abl, to- Tie was generally MAXI &c
trial Of various remedies all OF which were equally
Pills from the Ri scrior virtues Oh which mctcnI
his health is perfectly re-estabshGd, and IS now
able ~ PURSUE his employment tIee from main Ol
disease. JOShtA lSObEhi y
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IA Two DAILY LISES FsR BAT
ErSss,sS< 5SS-ssfe, TiMORE WASHINGTON CRY. Put
ENslSSs-& - LhDEiFuIA AND NEw NoRk. bv
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Newark, ~ :. July 81, Is5s.

Dyspepsia. or Indigestion, ECftciU1Hy Crred.
Mr.. Vim. Tucker. Paving lately be n restored TO
a sound state of health, through the efficacy of Or.
Hunts Botan Pills, thinks II an Indispensable du y
20 state cert ain facts relative 10 the dsca:e uGder
which he had go long suffered, The sympt ans
wcre-a painful Obstruction. with constant reiec-
ton OF food, head ache palpitaiion Uf the hear.
lowness OF spri =, troublesome dry cough, dizzl-
ness, tishtness at TIE chest and difficulty oibreath-
ing. almost constant pain IN the side, Ions, AID
shoulders, accompanied wlh much t1ngsor and
debihty. These aff cuons. together with an un-
usual degree offaWlence, brought on such n sta
! of extreme weakness as To prevent htn from at
tending I , his business aud his health appeared los
beyond recovery Hrs friends aad relatives bccam,
| larmc3 ~ thc melancholy )rosgcct, add strongly
recommended Hunts Botanis PIlls-tlIey were al
mini tered, A. d IN few days produced sstoPish
ing relief and finally realized perfect restoration
10 sound health VIM. TT CKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-14

IN CllANCERl-In the Circuit Superior Courr a
Aw and Chaneery for the County Of Marshall ia the
tate of Nirrinia
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BEWARE or CcUNTERFEiTS

Grafton Bel particular IN purchasing 70 So.
that The label Of ts Medicine contains notice r
US entry according TO at OF Congress. And H.,
Revise particular in Ob,aipiug thotn at 100 Cha :
ham ST., New Y oTk. CT from the
REGULAR AGENTS.
VIM. II. KING Whsebn, v,
STEVENSON e MALE porL.rsh,,s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-14

NOR RENT.-The brick dwelling and store ruon.
l. corner of Main and Jefferson s,s Posscsson
gwen LIST April, apply TO SOLOMON KING.
ich - No. 81, Water ST.
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Daniel Nichols, Fhilo Boisiord and Hannah his wife
and iuldah Bo;slnr, hcirs at law Of Austin Michel.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-03-28
1 Sl.

AMERICAN TRANSPORTATION co.
MERCHANDIZE, Passengers, &c
Iyl transported with despatch, via Raj
Road Line, Steam Barges, on the Hudson
River, Mohawk and Hudson Rail Road IA
Schenectady, and by first class line boats IA
Buffalo, Steam-boats and vessels on the
lakes, American transportation Line,
Ohio Canal.
For Freight or Passage apply
5. 3. fIaf'n, ?. Parker, io4 Broad-". " y.
II. Niles s. Co. Corner of Hudson q.
Wm; b. Knox, : Quay st. albany.
H. Wrights s. Co., Rochester. fr'.
Carpenter & Myers, Toledo.
Atwater q Rudep, I R,,n,.
Clark Robinson, o4Dd0'
Sam'l. P. Carter, Cleveland.
G. s. Hazard, Maumee City.
Strong & McReynolds, Detroit.
G.. s. Hubbard s. Co! Chicago. 7,h
July IS. 15
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1889.
TRANSPORTATION,
BUFFALO LINE, Efie Canal

BUFFALO LINE, Erie Canal.
THADDEUs JOY & CO., Proprietor
CONNECTED with steam freight boat.
~ and vessels on lake Eric.
The Prcprietors and Agents of this line
Will contract tor the transportation of Goods
or Produce at fair rates, and pledge them.
selves to those who may entrust Property
to their care for transportation, that the
same shall be forwarded with care and des-
patch, and that any damage that may oc.
cur to property shipped by the above line,
which the Proprietors may be liable for,
shall be adjusted in the most prompt an.
liberal manner.
AtTHoRIsED AGENTS.
Carpenter & Myers, 7Uledo.
Hiram Joy, No. 10 South-street, ~. Y.
Thaddeus Joy g. Co., Albany.
Joy & Webster, Buffalo.
Richard Winslow g. Co., Cleveland,
Hull & Shepard, Jlassilon.
Priest & Page, Linte Fails, ". Y.
Samuel Adams g. Co., Dresden.
b. Comstock g. Co., Columbus.
M. B. Ross & Co., Portsmouth.
July 13. IaU is.
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+" wooDMAN, SPARE THAT TREE. y

WOODMAIS, or hnE Al IREE.
One of the most beautiful and affectin,
songs that we know Of, is Woodmai
spare that Tree" 1t was written by Col
George P. Morris, the editor of the New
York Mirror, and is founded on the follow
ing interesting occurrence:
There was family of opulence residing
in the country not a great distance from
New York. 1t consisted 0fthe parents and
a large number of sons and daughters, all
united together by those golden ties which
no one but parent, brother, sister, or
daughter can feel. They possessed every
thing requisite to insure happness--their
home was an earthly paradise their hearts
the seat of ardent love for pne another; and
of generous noble friendship for others.
There seemed nothing wanting to perfect
this little community. Their pecuniary
circumstances were such, that they could
indulge freely in the luxury Of administering
comfort and happiness to the poverty strck-
en- and miserable. The naked were clothed,
and the hungry were fed: not with that
ostentation which exacts tho admiration of
the world, but with that kindness and salts
faction, which is the characteristic Of no.
BILE soul. Their acts of generosity were
performed for dissatisfaction of doing good.
And when they had allevated the distress
of one who was almost crushed by the
heavy hand of poverty, they experienced
that jubilee within the heart which none
but the truly generous can feel.
Their Intercourse with one another was
also of the happest kind. 1t was the de-
sire of each member Of the family to con-
tribute to the happiness of all the others in
preference to their own. Sisterly, broth
erly, and parental affection, filed all their
bosonls TO overhowlng. On
But this little paradise was not long to
last.-The generosity Of the old gentleman
impelled him to assist his friends BY way of
endorsement, and their failures swept away
every farthlng of his earthly riches. The
depriving him of his noble farm, his lovely
cottage, and the beautiful verdure and lofty
trees that surrounded it, was the ill reward
of his disinterested friendship. And to be
compelled to give up all these--lo surrender
those majestic trees under whose shade he
had passed so many pleasant hours with his
excellent family-Aand under whose protec-
ton as it were, his children had been rear
ed, was hardship which the philosophy of
few men could endure. Little circumstan-
ces in the history Of his children had endear-
ed every tree, and indeed every shrub to
his heart. But they must all be abandon.
ed: and this happy community, which was
linked together by the strongest ties of the
human heart must be torn asunder, and
scattered to the four winds of heaven.
This misfortune dispersed them in differ
ent directions. Some went to reGde with
friends and others to seek their fortunes in
different cimes.-But the destroyer Of life |
soon swept sway, one by one, the whole |
family but the youngest son. He went to
the south, and by industry and perseve-
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BUSINESS LOTS TO LEASE.

HNHEsubscrber for the purpose ofafford
Il ing conveniences tomen of business
who are desirous to settle ip this place, offel
for sale al reasonable prices, orto lease al
moderate rents, the following lots, upon the
principal business streetsin this town.
10, 20, 81; north side Broadway; rs
West side of Canal street; l30 Corner OF
William st. 4 in block 1,north side of So.
phia st; Also large number of lots eiigi-
bly, situated for residences.
For information and terms apply to
|. d. BEAUGRAND, .Maumee City.
Ia I; &c cREESSNS kaWsoSS. Loser sapdu.ky.
I5-tf ..
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EhoquENcE.-The following ID On ex
tract from speech delivered BY member
of the Indiana Legislature, op a bill to es4
courage the killing of wolves, which I'M
sublimity has seldom been surpassed.
Mr.. Speaker:--The wolf Is Che most
feHoclous animal that prowles III our wes-
tern prairies or runs at large in the forests
Of Indiana. He creeps ffom his lurking
place at the hour Of midnight when all ma
ture is locked in the silent embraces of Nor
phens; and ere the east are unbarred, or
bright Phebus rises in all his golden majes-
ty, whole litters ofpgs are DESTROYED .sis'
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A STATE YET IN BARBARrsM.-The odi-,
Gus system Of imprisonment for debt, by
which man is often punished for rnisfor-
tune, is fully recognized in Baltimore,
By report recently made by the visitors
OF the jail, it seems that four hundred and
eighty nine persons within the last year
were confined in prison as debtors, and
among them two hundred and thirty whose
debts severally did not exceed ten dollars,
and eight that did not amount to one dollart
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-03-28
THE WHOLESALE STORE IN
TOLEDO.

TITUS, TOWNSEND g. TITUS, 2e!
Il Pearl street, New-Yorls, encouraged
by the share of support their BRANCH AT
TOLEDO received during the past year, will
continue the establishment. Experience
has proved that they were not over san
guine when they claimed facilities which
enabled them to sell goods in fact cheaper
than any other house west of :Nev- York
and they speak with confidence ,chen The,
promise to offer stronger inducements to pur.
chasers than any other firm in the Western
country. "0. a3g
They would respectfully invite their old
customers, and the trade in general, .Ner-
chants, Contractors, Hotel Keepers &c. to
give their stock an examination. Their as
sortment will consist as usual, principally Of
DRY GooDs AND GRocERIEs, with many
other such articles as the wants Of the coun.
try may require.
As fresh invoices will be shipped from
Ne,o- York ,oeekly, through the season, they
will not now attempt to give a detailed list
of their goods.
Store fool of La Grdngest. Lo,6er Toledo.
May 10, 1889. .,. TITUS g. Co.
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The SEAsoN.--Old Winter and the
young Spring have commenced their war.
fare too early on this year of dhe thousand
[eigh: hundred and forty. With rashness
peculiar to youth, the Flower King Of the
year martial;ed his array and made rush
upon the middle ranks of old February, and
for few days seemed to carry every thing
before him. The Sun gave a comical
leer towards his handmade the Earth, who
stimulated by the glance returned it with a
greenish look, that soon turned blue as the
Frost King rallied again to the conflict.
Backward and forward has the combat
swayed, Spring now gaining transient
vantage, and now Winter rolling his frozen
masses over the debateable ground and as
serting his claims with pirching avarice
peculiar to his character. Seduced by the
promises of Spring, the trees are suck
ing their juicy sap from the earth and swell
ling their buds with premature promise of
blossoms and fruit--Alas, it is to be feared,
illusory and vain; for the stern tyrant ofthe
year will never consent to forfeit his claim
to so fair portion of his dominions as is at
present the seat Of elemental war. In the
mean time, this is the season for coughs,
,olds and ngues. The sudden changes of
temperature are prejudicial to health, and
should be guarded against by the invalid
Ind the delicate in health, by keeping as
much as possible out of the opon air, avoid.
ng the winds, and especially the warm,
South, and retaining the warm
oats and f1annels Of Winter. Thick shoes
md good warm homsspun woolen stockings
hould be worn by both male and female, for
here is no part Of the system that more
eeds efficient protection, than the extre-
mites. .s. ..... -.....
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Corn IRA DE.--If any hing, this market
has been depressed by the news from Eu,
rope. Flour dealers Go not consider il any
way favorable, and therefor ds not in.
crease their operations: Freights remain
ing high, would probably prevent them
from exporting, even if the news was ia :.
vorable--for the freight here at six shillings
a barrel, the duty in England at IS shillines,
and other expenses would increase the cost
of the article, delivered in Liverpool, too
much to leave room for great profit.
Therefore, the orders that came out in the
Great Western will not be attended to tlIf
the packets arrive, certainly--nor neither
will any shipments be made on American
account. This will affect the prices of
breadstuffs all over the country, and cause
them to 60 lower than ever before known.
Prices 1re for Genesee range from S5,-
SO to 1915 and for southern from S5 to-
$3.50. Rye flour sells at rs a barrel, low
er than has been for many years. The
stock of all kinds in this market, is, about
fifty thousand barrels. rs..f7. Ia. .,s-e
Receipts at Philadelphia and Baltimore
increase rapidly, and heavy shipments are
making Mt reduced prices. Within the past
two weeks, nearly fifty thousand barrels
have been purchased in the former market
for foreign and coastwiss shipment, Move.
nents Of breadstuffs in the interior, for The.
ports on the coast are very extensive, and
here is every prospect Of glutted markets
Ind low prices.--.N. Y. Herald .Harch los
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-03-28

The LADIES ALL HAkRIsoNIANs.--It is
a fact too we'll proven to be galhsayed
that the female part of the community are,
almost without exception in favor of Harri.
son, for the presidency; 1t is sseldoui indeed
that woman can be found who is for Van
Buren,. And this matter Is becoming some.
thing more than mere barren opinion; and
rightly enough too. There is no reason why
the interest of home and fireside should not
call out the action of females as well as of
males. The ladies' of Illinois turned ont
nobly to defeat the lnfidel Owen in his can
vass for Governor, because his life has been
spent in endeavoring to abolish the ordi-
nance OF marriage and to do discredit to
the religion of the bible. Nor will the la
dies ofOhio forget SO glorious an example
Already their influence, all unseen, is doing
wonders for the cause. The character of
the chief who defended the women and
on this frontier from the scalping
KNIFE OF the savage, is more attractive to
their pure hearts than that of a political
uggler or a.cunning party manager. The
noble qualities Of the heart possessed by
he patriotic Harrison, speak language
hey can understand. They have no sym-
'athy with head full Of knavery and brain
working deceit.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-03-28
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

A LII persons interested will take notice
N that at my instance writ Of attach
rhent was this day issued by Samuel Bar.
ret Esq. a Justice of the Peace Of Swan
Creek Township, against the goods, chat.
tells, rights, credits, moneys and effects Of
Alanson Nay, an ubseut debtor. i - -.
LUTHER DODGE
Feb. 10, 1870. 4sts
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SONG OF THE AMERICAN GIRLS.

'o-'N VI AAI hhIhlShLN YIN
Our hearts are with our native land,
Our song is for her glory;
Her warriors wreath is in our hand,
Our lips breath out her story;
Her loity hills and valleys green
Are smiling bright before US,
And like rainbow sign Is seen
Her proud flag waving DER us.
And there are smiles upon our lips
For those who meet her foemen, .
For glory's star knows no eclipse
When smil'd upon by woman.
For those who brave the mighty deep
And scorn the threat of danger,
We've smiles to cheer-and tears to weep,
For every ocean danger.
Our hearts are with our native land,
Our song is for her freedom;
Our prayers are for her gallant band
Who strike where honor leads them.
We love the taintless air we breathe,
IT'S freedoms endless dover,
Well twine for him fadeless wreath
Who scorns tyrant's power.
They tell OF Frances beauties rare;
ofltaly's proud daughters;
OF ofscotland's lasses- Englands fair,
And nymphs Of shunnon's waters;
We heed not aif their boosted charms,
Though lords around them hover;
Our glory lies in freedoms arms
Freeman for lover.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-03-28

SIeyoRA AMERICA VEsPucIus rnorosfD
WORE ON AmERIoA.-Mr. Prentice, of the
Louisville Journal, in allusion to this pros
duction yet in manuscript, says: H sssF
The Hon. Joseph M. White, of Florida,
informed US last summer that he had read
q portion Of her volumes-ths portion Ss-,
voted to the discussion Of the institution OF
slavery established in this codntfy--and, !,
that it was, beyond oil comparison, ablsr
than any thing else that he had ever seen
before on that interesting and Important
subject
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-03-28

The Adrian Watch Tower man considers
our notice of him fathera linsey woolsey
affair" Consider the subject of Il, my
dear fellow. Can one prate Of sheep with
out thinking Of woolr
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A NEW VOLUME.
THE FIRST NUMBER TO BIZ ISSUED ON THE
rwENTY-sEvENTH DAY OF JUNE, 1910.
NEW YORK MIRROR.

NEW tOhh mlhhOh.
II populat and highly esteemed Repositori
81 Of Literature and he fine arts.
CONTAINING a"-'
'articies from the pens Of ibell.hnopn ana
dtsflngmshed writers, upon epery suIjpc
mat can proue interesting to the general
reader, including Original Poetry, Tales
and Essays, humorous and pathetic
Critical notices--earfp and choire seiec-
fions from the best ne,o publications, both
H,oe'ican aud English Scientific and
Literary nteiiigence--C Copious notices Of
Foreign Countries, by correspondents en-
gagged expressly and erciusiteta for his
Journat--Striciures upon he variotts
productions in The fine Arts Mat are pre-
senfed for the notice and appreciation of
The pubhc-Eloborate and beautiful speci-
mems Of Art, Engraving, Music, etc.,
Notices Of the acted Drama and other
amusements-- Transiations from The best
neio tcorks in other languages, French Ger
man, Italian, Spanish eic.-and an inf.
,'ae oar'etg Of miscellaneous reading re-
tdf'ng to passing euenis, remarkable mdi-
uiduats, discoveries aud improvements in
Science, .Art, Mechanics, eic. etc.
I. Embeilished ,oith
SPLENDID And COSTLY EN-
GRAVINGS ON STEEL, COP
PER AND WOOD.
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Professor Bronson is lecturing in New
York, and one Of his subjects is, elbow to
make an audience Sleep" We don't know
what the professors theoty may, be, but
his practice is admirable. We never slept
sounder in our life5 than when under the
influence of his lectures. ....--