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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-15

sie'li,y Of culc brf ~ 49,. ftost-re, dii.c.td.
nHmnhs' 80 tc isl' az hi hGnse, siicr ~Aith ..
pr0cureo -ome ofDr. iiunrs Botruic Pills, 1tl g
ter taNluS etcW boxes he found himself ,ntir.lr
iIee from me comple ben espa ., at 'bs ,t...
and bayibs an 80 .r 81 wsss Nv .s'
BEWARE or corNTERFEiTS.
,Ea.tio;n.-Be Eas.issaler IA purchasing TO s,.
THAI The l1oei q tbs Medicine contains suo;ce Of
gke~isc rsruculsr Ia obtsirinR rhtm at ioo Cha
ham ST. New :, xo y; :, ,r f Z. re
s SM "a Son & MALE. T P.1s5l.bD Tc
nR. GOODIES CEEEBRATFD FF.
- male Pills. 2 Er,e, Pills src .iEonSiy q con-;
h1rnded 20 the notice oi The iseI's ss a -: q;
rog4r 70 ,hsir sex. f,oa, wont OF exercise, CT sr
ta'CssilItE Of IL. system, ubStyucions SuTIrs
sOUs and rTgSUari'Y Of The NCosts; % TIE sr--~s
me .ir' ngt'n'ni' &c cEsiIg, and g.N!rg tore -
nc stomach and Bowel, snh producing rtN-
sod healthy action tlro, gLout tie syst,t1 csnfr
Any Thy create Appetite, correct InciP sticn ~
r'p'e ridc'uots. NJ Il Nef.oGs Hcada1 he. aud ~
rmln.rtly useful IN those Haiul,nt C. n.p!sints
WI, = sfrrss Fen SIS 80 IA oh ~ tic UTn os
lie 1hry "hy.s'c co,'.' ness, uLd rCuntsI4c, ell
'co,'"rg AID AID ;..Irisu,ni T,lcf IN Fiuor Al. -
y hncs. aud ~ ne nos ,bs;irsle cs-,.Ct CHI
p Ia."t sn1 t'.-cst, f,r1s!o- % itt.;a and ,,s-
Tuc-- P'l'. lsv,ra.rci ,f, shrriior srd -.
'roUati.r Of thr iHntt- cI!r"rt Ph.sir.ens m ~
'n''ed S'aits and mary olHcrs can ~ c"iss r.,.
o
1"o; Sg' cNCe' TONS Of tho set trrCs' T. ce,s
ronTuhiai .hbpIii' sS haVc been a,itsitd, tlcss
'iu- map "c uul6 cF'ur luod bliss.ui hoCu. hs-
urn gcUuNS call G.E,i'"r1l GeSIify aud ~ thhty
SrTHirs . Hs-,' "'> ol t;at' ell il"Ihic sc;ios-,
49, "l-i"l tn tui-on ayd H. aErc be ussiln.
oi1tn"n go In n's> al &c m"fthy ic'uru !I.l
vS' The r''crd 30 rHiS ~ 'hN trra rL:s 90 l,Ir,
, 0cy EsnCI silly ''H,rt.Tgrf tho usus,i Nrul,u 4
"ih'f nervous cI.ui.c n ta.Urus.s.o or sr,'U
"Nht>F IN l. " dnyr eta. r0f 'rf.ttu styrId;rs:
1'fvtii"ns, s"oC Greet IrIiotf tlr'. NuIl = q
Cna!E 'tr,.ClUus 10 .rrrin !. e ,Ec Iai.. Ii.h
.cNN t"ruEl" 10 he ,r F,0- l.r i'. lr:.,,
~ s-rsl'i,r. ~ a." FENNtE PILLS -kry-
is HNlg"Tatc ii-r si.l sIsf'II iu MOS. III, mo
l'Fy dHc 'uii,en The u Inauguration. cI,0t2 -pi3,-
!; a." I'kc restore frHIiaf poe. Naur luyrf,A
,insl's csn rysn! of ;.,i- tTssrE, ar4 nal,
ny on' ~ ~ -l'y. : - LTDrsior' tis 1'Ti-
~ Nia''s c"a hear 's.ir" rv ~ heir r,i,'. md
&'fa pa 80 y'rtu =. r'N IRE ~ 81 49,. 20 e..
rtltdh"~ Tr'HAoG fcn-','- to itu,ltl -a.,r al
Iu'hl 'huui- g. Nt3Ert'G ~'ft ,r,1kl,s- .t5
lNf'nErl's. %. - H'yh Ease th,H &C li-ur 'tl.U'
ur"rtH"tiu - -. -ar TINE - i',.,. -~n ~,
re-. ~ "retc.c'! y -EI,-, arl 10 Vit!, ,lu,,,-
Itlnr.
It'' iFe4c';' . a.kn"~ ,,dr,G 20 ls a.. .; :, p,
,"si Nallic.c cNCr gIrCur"I. e.. Js lUIf.r 81 a.
'i'od aud f'ic'as. n - sfftr;r, ~, SAitsra!iI.
ihti"cI IS ,-scG 1I!iIt o. tefstN":s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-15

The Blood has hitherto been cOusjsTet By
Empigrs aud Others the great &c. uiai"T-Ct the
hum, system, and sue ~ the dDvpredues- of the
adhcrcnt- that erroneous dCcttln' thnt they con
tent the IN selves with ihe simple Possession Of thls
fallacous opinion. vlthV; enguIrUg into the pm
mary sources from hence Life. Heath. and Nlg-
our emaua p aud, rice Ueysd pain sickness disease
and death. Not 20 with DR. Hunt, whose Crtcn-
i've research and practical CTpCurUCc 80 eminent
~ qualify MN for the PROCESSION OF winch hC mas
been one Of the most usc'ul members. He con
tends-auu m8tnenJs r-daCtiOu wlii cOnNlnCC
lnyreasoning mind Of The corr,CtnesS nf his views
that the stomach liver, aud IN" associated organ
arc the primar and great regulators OF heal IN and
that the hl0Nd'Iu MANY instances IS depended
NJ IN ase organs aud that unless medicine reaches
the root Of the disease the superficial auodynes
usually prescribed, serve hut iOts 20 cover the
ravages of deep rooted malad!cs Under these con
yicuon- nj the expense of years Of close applch
ton the Doctor has Scoversd \ medicine whosc
scare hyng powers iTresstDl, and iu prescTiL
a. ~ with kutwl- dge Oii's being radical cure
ofihe various diseases already enumerated, even i
l2ricd IN rhe most cr'ical Eases, buJ he DOES not
pretend 10 ascrIbC
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-15
nR. HUNTS u irANlC PILLS, IN
- TERESTlNG Avn trPtICACI THE

U;ssIss. oS s5r Stomach, ~ Ns-r =:
such a. Dyspepsia either Cbr"n.c % Casual, &c
d. ths worst symptoms Of res lvssncss 10 -
Of SAINTS and general Emacauon, CuuSsrptcn
Shoihcr of the Lungs or Liver. tivrr elections,
iaurIicS bofh Bihtdry --nd .Npa,in"dir. c's'iv--
ar Aru,, o. Chrome, toscthjr with bout, SIroinie
pans in the head, Back. Limbs ard side, 1yphus
Fever, Scarlet Fever, PT'ud sore lnfy%'' fS.ti
and Acne Spl smodic PaIpIlatiDn Of the Heart aud
Arteries NeryO lTrjabli'tS, Nervous " cak ness,
Mysteries, Tie DOuloureuN: Cramps Female OI-
structioss Heartburn, HsadaChe, Cough, the Com
mon or Humid. aud the Dry or iEe Nh'cgine.
Asthma, Crave, aud DrODsy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-15

UVIhot
Napoleuus Campaigns.
Pirates Own Book.
Mariners Chronicle.
snpwrecks anJ Disasters 81 sss.
Criminal Calendar.
Wprlers ana Daring Ourrag7,
Fut's B,.ft 1f Martyrs.
n sfpry Of Pirltes
Rom trsahe Si,ipwrscks
fIfrhwavu,- ~ e ~ C,onifies
Aivirs o. r,uE Csntisnsn.
J ~. received lrd ~ AL ~
..g oFEPiiENSFN g. GARWoOD.
20 Ef.E 70 ~. r issf .crirs4 I'D ~ sllf
B, rs.tJ rANID"S & IfrGtG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-15
nR. WI. EVANS SOUrHi NG SY-
u RUP. FOR { fILDREN TEETHING.-

COntNlefOnH u.
ION Cured ny DR. wnr. Evans Soothing Syrup
TorHs ASCsr o. Ds. EyAss' SoorsISo SyRrr.
Dear Sr-rhe great beaetit afforded To my suffer
nginfsni, ny your SoothpS Syrup. IN ac,so OF pro-
eehng parent how essential an early application oi
sach an ~ aluab.e meiicino 10 TO relieve infant
Uisery aud torture. MY infant while tectnR. expert
need such acute suiferings that II was auackeo
~ith convuslous, and my vito and itulliy supposed
in W. procured a bottle of your Syrup: whirh ss
soon az applied To the gums, wondsr9i cnange
vas produced, and after few applicsnon,, the
ohd displayed obvious relief, aud bv continuing ia
10 use am glad to inform you, that the child has
sonpletely recovered, and no recurrence of that
awfsl compliant has sincg oecurredI the teeth are
rn,natng tally, aud the child enjoys perfect health.
I give you my cheerful permssion TO maze th, &C
cement public. and will I'll IDLY give any in
"'"'" Va '"'' ''' wM JOHNSON.
A gan'lem1n Who has m,de Tial Of Or. ": Es
Ms Soothing yrup - famil'' lin case ct teeth
ny chilly wishes stat. that he found tenurely
sfectua relieving pain IN iho Iums, alS prevent
az tue consequences which some uInss blew. we
shesrfuliy comply with HE rsq'er san.
rrwe believe i, j. generally s'kuowleixet D .
bose who have tired u, that Dr. Evan syrup Tor
Children Cutting Teeth, aiyertised ia another col.
fnn highly useful article for the p9fporss for
WHICH II 10 Intended. Highly respectable indirc-
IN Is a: any rate who have made uso oi II; do NOT
ieutats to give its virtues the sanction OF their
IA nss.-Bostou Traveller.
REGULAR AGENTS.
WI. KtSo Is Wac: 81. wheeling
l. V. RostSSOS. Portsmouth, y. .
J. MJRpfsoS, Columbus y.
or whom ais nlRy be tatn,,i, 90
DR.. Goodies Celebrated Female P!ns, -. ..
The Barpa Won Huthclcr Herb elin,
Or. Eyans' Fever and ASue Pills,
Or. Huaj's BotauIc Plns, .
Dr. Evans Spcthing Syrup. Tor TeethinH.
The above invaluable Me|cines $40 sold Whole
she and Retail 81 Io0 Chathsn e., Nsw orki J
South Seven h stree, Pdsdelphia; a Market st.
Iouisville. Kentuc ky; &c Clrnhiii 5oaton, Masss-
.hu .etts; aud Of the fIc wing Agents " Illiam ".
xins. Wheeling, Va v Robinson, Portsmo uth.
z
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-15
BEWARE or corN ri;hF

Favtion Re rasiicuiar IA purchasing 20 s,r
thai the label Of this Medicine contains notice OF
its entry according 10 at OF Congisss And IL
likewise aruculsr IN "btsi'iuR thtm at loo Cha
ham ST., New y orb. or fTU "a tte
R..(.I-Iy k(,TNTG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-15

BEWARE OF COUNTERFETTs.
~ Cru1i0a.-B Re particular in purchasing 70 see
titt the lab y of tbs tnedr ins contains notice Of
Is entry accprdiug o. Act OF Congress And be
fte riss Daruc liar ~ obtaining them a. 100 Chat
Am st. Nsw York Or from the
REGULAR AGENTS.
sr@avEe'SSIV. wv iLg& Go. plr is =.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-15

AIOTlCE II hereby given 10 all those using the VA
" ter from the City Water Work.. and
who have not paid up ior the whole yorr arc reques.
ted TO call and pay up the into the Treasure mi
or to the goth instant after that time their accornis
VIII be put into the hands OF the Collector and the
collection fees added thereto oct 6-3t G.
81 OG CABIN SONG BOOKS--A cclicri,on OF
z A Patriotic Wig S,ng' just received AND tor -lo
by oct 10. STEPHENSON a. GAENYOOD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-15

81 JP~- l~ lngh' maft,rI irt-s uif7T T|--' r.
~ ~ - Vs. sIysd egJgotst a. ,,. ,tVsr. l..,,.
f, %. ~ o.. s--.T5 On '-,,~1. go. 49,
gs So ~ -r's a 'y-sse~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-15

FOR SAI.E.-Oae fourth lnteres
ESils IN steamboat now bmIdinr--ca
$500 pacity for carrying shout as ton,
will draw - or 80 inches, fr particular
apply 10 M'KEE, HARDING & co.
~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-15

JUSI RECEIVED.
20 Bags Green RE C,dce.
Half Chests Young Hyson Toa.
Chest hyperion DO.
DO. Superior Do.
5 Cauiss DO. DO.
Barrel Madder.
I do Double Refined alum.
I Drum Goldfish.
Boxes Sperm Candles,
] Case Table Salt.
For sale BY JOS REILLY
Wheeling. octIo so 81. Msfket square.
+ STOLEN
FROM ny office a RED MOROCCO- POCKET
CASE or SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS As the
ihisf viii undoubtedly offer ssd Of INSTRUMENTS
for sale This - 10 frquesI any person % whom ihey
nay b. ofhred who shall obtain any know edge Of
The sams n retain ihem and give notice lnd aiI
F ubls aud esi shall be prom p1d with he thlnks
oi 49,. 4. ANER'Lf.
Il o.Fl---2s- hsIh Sqssrs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-15

DRAWINGS
Monouanlia Lottery Class O. dravo SEPT IL. 1910.
- % il 81 30 81 81 II Is 66 70 -
Lowest Prize s.
M"nongria Lottery, Class r. drayva Sa:f % 1910.
. % II 63 81 81 80 ST. IL II o. 81 80 Go
10 vesl Prize IS.
Petersburg Lottery, Class / l. drawn Sept 20 1910
80 IL - - o. y - 81 81 so .
Lowest prize SO.
Mon"ngaljn In'tery, Class L. +r,gvn S.g' 9S $40
p II II 80 Ii So 81 Il b II % %
Lowest prize -.
Moanngoln Lottery, Class L. drown Sept 80, lSiO
36 30 30 81 20 s 10 Is 80 81 ~ o.
Lowest prize 81 IS.
u. = GREGORY 4 CO
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-15

VA. MoNoNG ALA LOTTERY. Class 6. to be drawn
al Alexandria October 3rL. $50.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-15

IS POns junisus bar iron (assonsd)
$50 kegs nails ...
50 d.. white Lead tAvsYy 4 OGDEN. hand
d. shot Jusi rscsivsd and ~ sole by
.ostI5 ed. WA PAXTON. A. sO,t.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-15
CERTIFICATES.
FEVER ANn AGrE CURED.

70 III. HrU';
Dear SE- Bc,jevi. = Z 4 duty OJve-rou 49, ave
cessiui PRACTITIONER, well az 'huse - ho u1ay b,
similarly afflicted, taJc plrHsur. IN .nukurV;.UC-
fng the benefit have dcrIv' tom tho usp VI YoI
vhlunhlr VI, al .-u.-.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-01-08
BLACKSMITHJNG.

10 gentlemen Of this vicinitu and tro,,sz
ters Uto mag need BLacksmithiuo On
their 10nrmeySng this a0ay:
iKs-My iBIacksmithing business I've lately re.
10 a shop near the bridge; which ,b;rL -,
improved iiiA nuch
In construction. It's sca,m, and to which rvo >,
tach'd ~ WHICH, L We at
g00d m s@scI counting r0Om and think it no,
~ nhop IN these parts in appendages. spcb
AS VIII gladden. the hearts of nv cI1stoner1 u,
:" 'iio cOla, s'0T"ty heather. And when YOU sbni
I GU may warm as you please, in the shon or s,,.u
- OF' VI SH0H
And while warming, read newspapers smell, a.
please SUCH as you
~ me lot shall keep; and among them oro ,,o..
LaisoerG10T, Erangeltst, Vermont TeLeero1b 'eSe'
e".P rance Union, Gazette, Voice and SIR o,a
you'd laugh '''' anu
S W.r,. mention the whole. But suffice it to saw
' anu na rsad what you wish, it will cost you no
side, " "eipers De-
ana good lot of stock, with which I'm, ,,,;.e.,
ana VIII warrant it good. Those who cali gaaI
:, not fear, "o 0aii need
Should they pay pretty prompt, that their work
And think those who nan hoe, IL.u
serve, ' ooii tue hrst
Fr :, general rule; but il need be, naay swerye
goa piacuce' III say that The pay call |
T. :, sucn things as need for my raiment and food
n 10 pay OH my workmen; and iii not comnio;u
1"o"iu you offer me cash dOtcn I think So
would gain 'NinA some
- pay inns H way and then they'd have nothing to
or or Of az shall ask that they settle each veor
The o1d reasons for this, srs, quickly can tell
,or -, 1O"S credlt system think not as we'll
:, vi !, mySe5t nor for any, who ecer shall nav.
an ana Try, gentlemen, this is all | shall saw.
Rrordo 1,.u J. HOLCOMB.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-01-08

land have proved, beyond all doubt, the
practicability and the profit of making
silk. Gentlemen of undoubted authority
inform US, from actual calculations, that
one acre OF land planted in mulberry trees,
will produce silk enough annually to clear
more than two hundred dollars per acre.
This is the minimum calculation: manv
experimenters declare that four hundred
dollars per acre can be realized. The
feeding season lasts from three to eipht
weeks The feeding of worms. the cath.
ering of leaves, and the reellng of silk
can be accomplished by infirm old men
women and children. Every family al.
most could raise, without interfering with
other business, from three 10 four hundred
dollars worth of silk from trees planted
IN hedges where fences now stand. Com
paratiyely poor land is said to be better
adapted to the making of silk than more
highly improved. Should the silk bns;.
ness therefore succeed, land there is M
doubt bat it will, many acres of land
which have been abandoned will be re-
claimed. One most desirable end to be
gained by the making of silk, will be the
giving employment and comfortable
support to thousands of old men, women,
and children. 1t would seem than an
allwlse Providence intends that this bpsi.
ness. shall give employment to the MANY
who have been deprived of it by the sub.
s;llutlon OF steam and water bower FIR
manual labor in many branches of bns;-
ness. Every philanthropist and patriot
snould' therefore, rejoice at the prosnect
OF good which will rebound to the rennb.
lie by the introduction of this brach If
industry. We confidently look forward
to the time when the silk business will
rival that of cotton. Indeed, considerino
the difference of expence in preparing the
several articles for market, We think that
the SIX culture will be far the most prof
liable, and the more generally advantage
eous, as the poor man without a capital
can engage In it to profit.
We would most respectfully recommend
an examination of this subject to the manv
intelligent readers who NAV not have
turned their attention to It'd MARYLAND
Farmer. S'"'"
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-01-08
Agricultural.
The following IS given I, the reoue., = 80,

The following is given at the request of a friend.
On the SAX CuIture.
There are some men in every commu-
NIFTY who oppose all experiments. and con-
denim all new theories. In this class Of
individuals are fonnd those who pronounce
the silk business in the United States a
humbug. Two or three years ago there
were only very few individuals who had
courage enough TO embark even a small
amount Of money in the purchase of
nursery trees preparatory to the making
Of sIlk. These small adventures have ali
Prohted frequently realizing from an out.
,ay Of from twenty to one hundred dol
trees. 1.-THE trees should not sell a mors
permanent business will Immediately he
.ne consequence. The making Of sill
- TINS Country IS no longer matter Of
doubt The experiments which havs
beenmade in the different sections Of our
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-01-08
Black River Academy.

9th. 'H -
TERMS
Common English studies. 800
higher Branches d Ancient Languages. $50
French, lg6
Inc pubic are assured that no pains vii =
SPaIeu 10 render this academy as pleasant and pr
liable resort as any other s;n;Isr ;Ds,;,,',;op.
o., FRANKLIN EVERETT, A. b. Praaigh
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-01-08
II Tdnnery for SALE.

VIE subscriber will sell on COOL terms, b;
- lan9ery situated 10 Salisbury Village I; coz
st Snns % new farmhouse, % by IS feet two
ter and summer. Also bari bou.e ab5ui "a
by 20 feet, with bark-miII that goes by wafer !;
and small barn on tn e premises. likewise >
"ii1sge lot, with small garden.
.h aoove establishment will be sold Te1
tha any one wishing to establish himself u
~ .tanning business, had better call and exam
ne .ne above premises before he purchases else
p puene. For furthe particulars enquire of John
aoul, Esq OF Salisbury, or of the subscriber u
leicester r. S. LARRABEE.
Leicester, Oct q, 1889. 1917.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-01-08
VT Lit, & Sci. Institution.

The winter term of this sebool will commsscs
on Monday, Dee. Cd. ~
n CARLETON PARKER, PrfEcip1L
Brandon, Nov. - 1889.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-01-08
S.-AN Act, relating to Highways.

oAN ACT relating to Highways.
II IS hereby enacted by The General
Assembly of the State of Vermont. as
follows 'S
|. Whenever there shall be occas;o,
ior any new highway in any town or
towns IN this state, the supreme court and
county courts shall have the same power
to luke any real estate, easement or fran.
chlse OF any turnpike or other corpora.
ton. when in their Judgment the public
good requires public highway, which
Sucn courts now have by the laws of this
state, to lay out highways over individu-
al or private property, and the same pow
er IS granted, and the same rules shall he
observed IN making compensation to all
sncn corporations and persons whose es-
'ate' easement, franchise or rights shall be
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-01-08
14.-vERMoNT REPORTS.

ResOlred, by the Senate and House o
Representatives, That the Secreatrv q
State and Librarian of the State IihrarU
De directed to deliver to each county clerk
one copy Of each volume of the Vernon,
Reports, of which they severally have
or may hereafter have the charge. TO he
Kept in the office of such clerk for the
use OF the courts in such countv.-nrovid.
ed, that In all cases there shall be sniff
Gent number of each volume reserved for
the use OF the library and for exchanges
with other states.
STATE OF VERMONT.
SECRETARY OF States OFF1cE
Montpelier, Nov. 81, 1889.
| hereby certify that the forepoipo
fourteen chapters, are true copies of The
as's and resolutions of a public kind mass.
ed oy the Legislature of this state At the;r
session IN October and November. A d
1883. as appears blythe files in this Office
CHAUNCEY L. KNAPP
Secretary Of State.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-01-08

FINANCES OF KENTUcKy.-In the
message of Gov Wickliffe it is stated
that the revenue of the State, 1869 68I
fell short of the expenses of the veal
542'224 The ordinary charges for the
ensuing year, without estimating appro.
prlatIons that may be made by special acts
OF the Legislature, will 90 beyond the
amount OF revenue which can be cyner,.
ed upon the present basis of taxation -
some additional provisions are therefore
required to enlarge the income of the
o.ate q 10 Tree the treasury from present
embarrassment The amount of The sto,e
debt created for purposes of internal inn.
provement, and for which the bonds Of
the state are at this time held by individu.
ais, is S1,433,757. To redeem this there
are are available funds, in bank stock of al
oo'9oo' leaving balance against the
State OF S394,l00.-N. Y Spec.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-01-08
ellaneOus.
THE SUM OF RELIGION
By the late Lord Chief Justice Hale.

BY the late Lord Chief Justice Hale.
He that fears the Lord of heaven and
earth, and walks humbly before him
and thankfully lays hold of the MESSAGE
of redemption by Jesus Christ, and strives
to express his thankfulness by the SINGER
ity of obedience-that is sorry with all
his soul when he comes short of his du-
ty,-that walks watchfully in the denial
of himself, and dares not yield to any
lust or known sin-he that, if ne fails in
Eehe least measure, is restless till he has
made bis peace by true repentance,--that
is true in his promises, just in his deal
ings, charitable to the poor, sincere in
his devotion,-that will not deliberately
dishonor God although with perfect secn-
rity from temporal punishment-that has
his hopes and his conversation in heaven
that dares not do anything uniustIy,
although never so much to his advantage /:
and all this because he so firmly believes
him that is invinsible, and fears him be-
cause he loves him-fears him as well for
his goodness as his greatness-such man
whether. he be an Episcopalian or Pres.
oyterlan, an independent or Anabaptist;
whether he wears surpiice or wears
none; whether he kneeIs at the commun-
ION, or for conscience sake stands or sits
he hath the life of religion IN him and
that llfe acts in him and will conform his
soul to the image of his Savior, and 90
along with him to eternity, notwilhstanJ-
ing his practice of things Indifferent. On
the other side, if man fears not he
eternal God. commits sin with presumn-
tlon, can drink to excess. lie, swear vainiv
or falsely, loosely break his prom ises..
such a man, although h= can cry down
blshop' or cry down Presbytery; altho'
ne be re-baptized every day, or decIaim
against it as heresy; although he fast All
the Lent, or fast net out Of pretence Of
avoiding supers itIon-yet notwithstand.
Ing these, and a Thousand more external
c,onformltles or Jealous oppositions of
tnem' he wants the life Of religion
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-09

rains in winter. The intense heat oil the
sun, however, in summer is generally
tempered by steady and pretty strong
breeZes from the South.
Though | complain Of the sameness OF
this low, flat island, yet | must acknowl-
edge il looks pleasant at morning and
evening to see the multitude of cattle feed
ing on the prairie, and the myriad Of wild
flowers with which the land, even in winter,
is covered.
We have no stated preaching, as yet, but
we have often had an opportunity of hear
ing sermons from excellent men of various
denominations, and we hope before long to
have houses of worship built, aud settled
ministers among US.