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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-12

Il
llAViNG lately seen AZ advertisement IA the ne,yspa-
pcts published al honipelcr, signed bv f. A Webb and
Co relating to Lester lildens invented cooking stove
that my name used ia said advertisement and which
is stated That Mr. Illden carried .ROwe's model
procure sone patterns made for casting ltowe sove and
after his patterns finished nearly upon sugges-
ton Of mne SAID jen had the back plate made with three
curve being substantially the principle that
public be not deceived TO The false atnns of
said Webb and Cos. advertisement, hereby state that
had nothing to do ia lnvenng said stove. aud ia making
the pattern for sad Tdens stove only followed his
TONS and that the back plate with three not
made from suggestion stated in said Webb ard Co.'S
ADVERTISEMENT out from Mr.. Tlldcn's Objection. further
state that made the patterns for casting Towns steve and
that the principle Of The Tides altogether different
frcm the Town and Rowet stove, that have ka0wn the
Rowcll stove 10 be used in Barre where live on til.
al II has becn found to be co@pIec failures owing
be ANY Improvement IN the ccektRg have been in
formed from several that ii Rowe was in
vented good many years saoe by in New INN
shire and been used there and other before Mr..
Rowell claimed TO be the inventor. consider The Tden
stove and valuable Invention and altogehec better
and dfeeRi from any other have seen and
thai it does not in The least afrnge upon the priucc Of
either the Town erRowcll stove but entirely different
stove in principle and construction.
sept % 1870 FISHER HOLMES.
TIC ALI WHOA TT MAY CONCERN We do
hereby certify, hat have escd and tkorough tried
the RcwcA cooking Stove and have found il be entire
failure And do unhes atinGy declare that the said Row
ell stove rs wholly destitute d all valuable aud ust ul quail
hes necessary TO recommend II Ia the pubic.
Therefore we eagerly seized the first opporrnity rid
ourselves ri them, and have purchased Tidens mp
COOKING stove, which we are using. Aher thus giving
them lair and thorough trial prepared say hl
we haze more Than realized gune expectations
OF their superiority and usefulness and do oeeane that
are highly pleased With the practical operations a Inc said
improved cooking stove, which cumpels to ere rreei
ence to any that has come under observation
ANGEL. PATTERSON,
sept. 80 l8iO STEPHEN S. 8IGLOW.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-12

cash FOR WOOL. siorrs & Ian. con vii
orvceive wool on dtb's, for goouS ca-h II
preferred July
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-12

good asBrment of Jewelry just opened and now Of
II fered for sale che the cheapest and second
by ]. S. ABBOTT Oct.s. DIV
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-12

CASH STORE. Charles Lyman has this day rccciv.
~ cd the largest lot of Fall and Winter Goods he has ev-
err offered TO the public and at lower prces-nG al
lowed go away, who has the cash pay Of
goods not being cheap enough. Oct 8, 1910 tf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-12

- TOVES CHEAP.-Onc secondhand cooking stove and
- furniture 10 parlour do and pipe for sale cheap by
LANGDON AND WRIGHT. Oct. lst
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-12
OCTOBER |. 1910.

BANCROFT AND RIKE have received large as
soment Of wet and dry Groceries which wi be sold for
ash cr credit 72tf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-12
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS

ID AZORS, CUTLERY ETC.-A large assortment
lAnow opening by S. Abbott Sd East Of branch
bridge Oct DIV.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-12

large Of Toys for children 100 numerous
"A to number for sale by j. S. Abbott three doors East
of the Branch Bridge. Oct. 8 d W
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-12

GOLD Beads Silver Spoons, and first Watches
VI stantly hand, such Levers Hvuzonta English,
French and 5 Sss, very low. ]. S. ABBOTT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-12
NOTICE.
REMOV Al.

y DIN s. ABBOTT MATCHMAKER 4 JEWELLERY
Has removed his Shop doors East ofthe Branch Bridge
where he will attend TO all kinds ofbusncss his line with
pompnoss and despatch. He falters himself that his
work will be done well be donc this side orlhc city
n B The Watchwork is done principally by Mr.. SAM
UEL ABBOTT. Montpelier, Oct 2. 1910. ~ CIV
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-12

DROAD CLOTHS AND CASSlMERES.-.Storr
ID and angdons inyito those who wish for good Cloths
very CHEAP rate to call and their extensive
mcni Sept. %, Pm
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-12

hight DAY CLOCKS manufactured and constantly
IL on hand, FIST rate to style and time j. s. Abbott.
VIOLIN Strings and Ciaronetc Reeds constantly on
hand and for sale cheap by JOHN $. ARBOTT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-12

Fun GAPS by THE DOZEN.
Sn DOZEN outer Seal, NutIla and Hair Seal Caps
~ just received consignment the cash stoIc. Mer
chants wall be supplied at city prices
Oct. |. LANGDoN AND WRIGHT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-12
DIR. PHELPS COMPOUND
srs II O NJ TO PI ST.

n nep and rauable medicine for all diseases arising
from impurities Of The bood,mor6id secrttiOns Of The
iirer and stomach, also substitute for cdLomd
as Cathqriic in fersrs and all bilious affections.
0NIESE Polnar pills being acombi nation Of now y
discovered Alkaline substance, extracted from the To-
Plant with their vegetable substances which have
found modify and dluse its effects, believed
be he best alterawo and Cath1tic Medicine DIS
covered. They have been abundantly and successfully
ued and have received universal approbaion for Sco-
ula Dyspepsia, Jaundce b ous Diseases, Gravel Rhcu'
m asm Coughs Colds, Iniuenla, Caarrh, Nervous Dis
eases Acid Stomacls, Glanduar Swcllngs Of all kinds,
Costiveness, Cohc, Headache Nc
GEO W. BARKER, Montpelier. VI, General Agent
for tho Stale of Vermont Gfaonnnd Coos counties n ii.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-12

JUVENILE BooKs--A largo and excellent assortment
OF books for children just received and for sale by r. p
WALTON AND Sons. Oct
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-12

CUGAR! SUGAR !-Langdon and Wnghi will rcce We
~ this week several hogsi cads prime brown sugar. which
they will sell by the bb single h. at small adv from
cost Also loaf lump and crushd do coffee and other
grot er es, low. Oct LIST 1870
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-12

Docks BOOK Sl!-The subscribers have Just reco w.
- from New York and Boston u large addition to their
stock of Miscellaneous and School Books which will be
sold for cash cheaper than sold Monpor and
as cheap as can be bought in the state Of Vermont
Oct |. T. p WALTON AND SONS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-12

Nv NOIICE.
w ilERtAS the Legislature Of ,he State of Verm nj at
their Montpelier the veal 1886 assessed
DISK cents per all he lands public nds excepted
in ne own oi Chendcn IN the county If Rhand in SAID
state th The purpose Of making and repairing roads and
bui dug brdgcs these 10 warn the pr"prietors aud
land owners Of said e Chttcnden who have not paid
their proportion of said tax ahr Otherwise, 10 the
mce apponrdio s,perntend the expenditure oflhe same
to the subscriber TAI much If their lands will be sod
at pabic yanduc At The dwelling house Of the subscriber
nhr town of Chrndcn county of Rutland, the Isl day
ofDeecmber 1910 at ten o'clock in the forenoon will be
requisite To discharge their respective taxes with cost Da
ted at Caitcpdep, this 28h day Of september, lSiO
~ .CApEN LEONARD, Jr, Collector.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-12

Mill. AND CUT SAWS Just receiyed'fom Phiadel.
lNI phia by Laugdon and Wright Oct |.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-12

DILOT AND BEAVER CLCTHS.--A large supply
L for ln hv Slnrrs md Langdons. Semi % am
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-12

CHEAP ClOlhls, Cassmeres and Nssuuss, lhl-
~ ~ rccrvGd NJ Lnugdon & Wn4ns srrr 81
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Il A r D. w A r NL.

EW GOODS al The Cash Store. Lan4dun
d Virgin have this dav rrc wed u errnt vari =
~ OF ich and ia>hi"nab'r Fall Goods 10 which they
respectfully invite The attention OF lheir friends and The
pubic generally. Scpt, 25
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-12

SILK FRINGES.-S'iO FLANGDON 5
~ offer prime as'otwelt Of 81 and wJr-tcu irin.
g"s Sept % Am
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-24

L''h"riy -O,r % the mos inportan, ,rnyroy ulenis
OF modem surgery = that known by III naiu.
"ihtho'rity," 10 which the -'cae !, removed from
ihe bladder BY rn~ch1nicil ell {. oay. snl. ~ ia
Sroaier number pl ca-OS. With m1ch les pain AMI IA
ger than ANY of the her resor.eI sniisr
Case'. NJ Cvialn %; P,-i. wa. The 81 TO hrur IA $
meihol ofcuse successfully prlctice ani 1t hi.a
rad; come 10 De REGARDED by enlghica.i AMI expcr
surgeons, The rule, rather ihtn IA. rSc,isn ~ The
treatment " the Distressing ai elton whch We r.
for. Otsr, IL 4, sSii. prior e. Iviaes having p.r.
i.ctej tbs ar, "i removing cll,rrou, ColcrrtiJus,
had INA lc aat.ve approaches to bat 1t va, lci
tn that great maj O. place II upon IT. prc>eni footing
b; the com loi ia Of m "a site d . ucHs all b
laying down the rule OF action. when al this
extensively follow Ell both IA Europe AMI America.
The surgeons OF this country have Of ltIc years
paid considerable sitcuti Cir;.c- mo le olupc.
rating particularly ihDs, 81 PHILADELPHIA and ~ may
not no usuisre-tag To msnoa that u fsw days SINCE
At thu Bsprnstry OF thS Philadelphia CDlc1r IN the
prcsrE-c cftSc class attending the rlnqpe OF thar IN
st,Intrpn. Pnsss C;rors= MrClrllln. b. Of H.
thJir:iy. removed - t. = strung. at inch
IN diameter from rnin OF mil IL az. without mate
riGl pain or Inconvenience 10 tho patent, VIII before
hai hseR ostrry inc a?nciaied for active exercise
bI'is now Restored to health anI u,einlncys
81 IchiavcFen's ~ jhs ia some resp cts ~
t"ro-Is 10 all they my be- reg Irir part uf The
niny recent evidences OF t'Ia alS ncemoni OF "ng.
oh InicS surgery, is callod branch OF the ar
fast r,Ing ~ i'm orancc and esiiisIiion E,r 1t aim,
hy the mildc.i means. at the tcct aRd cure OF many
diseases heretofore Oy appsc ,chrd ~ the knife I
now receives that aticn wh:c its IHcrIts dcmaJ,
All every ole must rospoad 10 tie remark OF late
professional writer that in the curative ar, The hisA
-. glory li,- in the boplrs. surgery OF the prcseu
a'y IN preventing ma operation oi am sus - hIIl
Penn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-24
MISSISSIPPI AND LOUISIANA.
STRAIGHT orr

by The Plaiice which arrived last night about o.
clock 10y which we have the letter of our ever alien
live correspondent an New Orleans. and the Virksburr
Wing of The OH. We have added ono county 10 tl.o
Wing account. viz: IIucOct
The NicksbuTsh Wing. rcnaIAing UPON the she.
tioo. says.
The smoke Of the battle has not yet clenseG nwav
and we are not able To make complete reIOrr Of tho
killed. wounded and mi ssing. but enough is known 10
enable us q" say that Loco FOcDism b kiEed and lis
friends nn' adhere among The wodsd and MRS.
ing. W. amer The returns from IL cOaniics from
which % will be Seen thai our majority j. 2 500
NOTES!!. and our gain 10 the counties is fla
The remaining 10 cOunI,s which are vet L, be hsrrd
foni. cannot very materially alies tAc result Should
they all vote ~ they voted lat yrSr. we shall sniI
have clear majority ofnearly 100. which is enough
~ NIL conscience. We satisfied nnd We know
our friends will bevc have achieved glorious VIC
tTy aud redeemeda Sais--we will not nUT quarrel
about Inujoriiics
u is sufficient that haze ifiSSs shed molly triumph.
ed and now lot the winds apA the Waves bear the ld-
hgs onward and upwHt4- Let every usiud sh-ui ihat
Miss'ssPpI - free. uiil the Curious ldss shall have
penetrated every n'a@ auI corner Of this ~ sprcad
ho u5.i'. Lsi Won D1reR hear 70. Let old To hear
u. Let our sis, States hear u ~ w0rJ. 1T tho
"h0c world hear aud rejoice. Dr MfssfssirPl s IN
DIED FEEE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-24

caicd scrrs Of -Ilea Id manrIVrc-. hrin,ns the
tue uTce acion. sa,l dccil, the tuasar,) ~.
tie Ivy grand charge by The inGI af,i 1Ir tipus ,I
cuira-sicrs. These mta,rtNrs tu.nn,cncVd by S,ui-
ihs IA advance - unsh rsui ts 0l,'. being ~.
ICAei, k'Pt up srIriiei hr. assI. u, t1rir bugcs
ashe f.: rciaior emenls. lances wcsc spICh,d
' their d. and the enemy Temporarily checked and
driven bavh In turn thiS advanced ;nIiy M, rcru.-
Cd. and reinforced 10y regiment ui dragco7; tho
infantry rcsimeniS hree thoasanj Srr2 eachl tnrau.
TIM I'll IN motion from different Iroin's toward tho
sc'n' of attack. A. The regiments arrive ia column
of ata,k They deploy. f,rn hn- Of htuc. and sup.
srFt Tao cavalry. winch ia'l back, fight tho
INKS
The atiarL fntll, bccohs- rcucr a, a'anc The Whole
line of mc-. the infantry firing. changing p.,>:.
Lon. charae-,hc h,rsr-arrllcry establishing butte.
res with the upiy oi light caN,lry. and huylu ia
Ihuni"rs at the enemy ia tua syr. Tic reserve - At
length brought C'rward by ,l,r Grand Duke Michael
tuf'ns M column ~. attack the of the fssi nr
whoa roures through The intervals of he new laC; Tho
reserve charge with the heavy cavalry. and yCury ~
the rcsilt OF iOur hOurs iuctSs4i and Snusi crjd
manruvring.
"Iho morning ms most beautiful one: the from.
Ill Imperial Guard,) in their fine ~ r,,s!,tiui-iho
twenty thousand horses the field. all picked thscc
high bred aninais-'he artillery new with green ear.
riagcs aud FURNISHED guns. glicriuS in the sun Lka
gold The bgllancy "f the cuira. es ani hr,,ts nnd
Russian eagles. the polished arms the plun of all
vol'rsihc fur cr five hundred mustcans with r,,cr
bright brass drums. irumpois and hurs-thc p:cur.
esq CuSs,rks and Crrcnssairs aud their i,:lc fleet
hong tne'I hurSe-, booking like uauy PIwnees-all
orncJ scene exceedingly hciut iul and imposing
A rcyrw followed Ihe ninuuNres the regiments IN.
Ing oil heure the Emperor al columns o one hundred
/ front"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-24
From ne Army and Nwy Chrome 2,
RUSSIAN MILITARY REVIE

IL gives pleasure to lay before orr readers The
following intcrcNrng asd graphic asronn given by an
officer OF om Army VITO was presenL of a Russian
nilillry review
-Four days Of time IN Russii were soent nj the
camp Of krasnoe S"lo sitieta miles from ST Peters.
bursh "a oW arrival were in,H-,l ~ as. 81 IN
The mlnruyrc' whr,h Womb take place IN the ,hre,
following days Accordingly, next mUrninz We uer,
rcseHiod 10 hs laP, rial Majesty IN the field: tbcn
ink"n 10 the chapel tent, attended divine service with
the Imperial family and staff surrounded by Gfv linn
sand military wur,hppor role through the different
chHPs; saw the Emperor inspect the officers Of nm
mcnts md exercise hDse 81 thu ca,a ~ IN riding %,
'n9 punt. charging Sc NJ full speed attended Inc
evening hymn md prayers az retreat and ,yenr o., b
70 reflect uun a., novel and imposing ccretnp.e. ,d
etrrciscs Of Russian army ~ calnp
IA The newt DAY particularly u'crcstiny. ali b
'rhllery one hun ired and wpuy-ciglt pieces. being
m ihe Held m'nuuvung and firm. No ,qrs~is-siv nj.
NC ai'fes being Of horse artillery. al Two Of tbo..
O~ing Of ~, pourdcr guf ~ ItUcn,y..,nr h,y,,i
z"r' and drawn by eight hDrsts farh The flip,
from this inmeure Gcltrun was usIeo,I rrapI and
''c elect win round canister. and she'll, wa a. :.
Hncl'e % The i1fgcs. which so etroiucd at the Use
Of the m1nruvr,s.
" The neat dly w,s n cavalry day. including the
horse nrillcy. anil With thru Amounting 20 hGeen
ih'o.,ui mn. fpur rsrigsl,is ot ,ura.irrs e,r 81
df't"'u' two oi huear'. iwb # an,crs Ut,.ssacksJ
h"slies -1u1lrr- 81 Ctrca-sa -, Persian. a.. &C.
The l',j iay me Nilr army o. tbiry-iv iit1u md
infantry. aud rlsIly NOD fri'l-ry m isfnr YER g.
thousand were on he field o. ,'rio,k A ~ anil the
VI. sIsf .o.an ming 20 leDra. ro,ansn-si AL csc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-24
ProSs "a CAc'irasi.

L"' us e,"inne the consideration of NAN inhs up,
per lronnties-one y.o',i on TIE beau frsss
sIT,ErAr
TIN" rakiny student wear. a naple.S ',l;st drawn
do' N De ear. The aturons stuirnt y,cnr. similar
hat, bu descending over his brDwS Tho raw .tndent
!nst' mp Tted frpn the province parades the sN5e;s IN
VT ie. gray, SSv blue h4i iapr!ir.- >, point with
Or9I,i bT uis cmbeshcd by cnrisn rope and ta,,cI
iH' 'tnrhrT. uio batch er tho er,rcr "a hen G,II
dreSst i. 'lieht ia Il S.Is hat ~,l a long nap Tn
Ioiiy' nun " brimnoa short apped silk hat IS ,lc or
nameai of Sunday dressed carpenter n nal p,,s,,
Tho veto an clerk and nc old fuRdIoldsr WIN IN
cennoSs sItrplIcity tl;e NJ gone hat witt briu
turned mp b. fore and beh5. which should shower
com" "a they protect r'n INJURY by covering il with
chsch red handkerchief the corncrs of hirh are
firmly Sc :ure,! between tiIerr teeth.
u YOU have any protcnsons To philosophy wear a
I"y crr'ned hat with enormous brim. IL YOU AIN
at or'gu diIy, adopt the sugarlolf shape &.
CaPI AMI unecln locks which si,il thc.co,, col.
"a" zro nc growth only Of prsIrn'c hl.-u ltler. aud
I'uneJ nen tutors. Tao selfyled original is shnrn s
closely Chinese IN I1dcrin
Tho blunt fellow. the cynic and h. Old .h1,.g,akcr
are al conrbed their hAT n dirty and sticks up in
disord' r.
Th, dancer, the hairirs-seF tho srnnlc,ou anil IN.
lion wear their hair carefully brushed res,Ientent
VITA "re1s" curlsd ali round the head sl sep, r,teI
into equal or uaS4s parts; hEe the vLreri figures IN
4 h1- .a.essers window
The old soldier tho pnatiliOn; and the ae,or bo,c
their bir dressed Ia Tiius
The BARRIERS apprentice the student m his noyits,c
arHnSe Their locks 4 n Jsuns Fraaes
hi har Is sometimes sign ct a. siiTanty. Gcck
lo'ks denotes P'ienr.. curly head is aln1st synyx
acomP'nIed with wit nd the love of pleasure Bid.
ness Is generally TIC sign Of an active mind Wnless be
o5sers Cd. the bald nan brush Is back hir rSorJ
10 cover the ifUni ihis - ne mark Of 2 mean and
vu'gu spirit which q sill worse unless no tvcIr
wig.in which ease e FAUST uDquesITunably be class.
cd am"ag the gHNlIs.
ffennI1re gray hair denote !nislnthrp'y. con IN
eI suffering whether physical m)ril. excessive Ia.
Dor er nocturnal designations
With regard Ia those abUri1,rt locks which time Is
P'"erless 10 bleach il,sy thc b,dye Of an even
lisposiiUn aII Of HcdRrcre Intellect
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-24
TIE SOURCE OF TIE THAMES

IA male. of Circn, ester j. ta sourca nC tho
Th1ne', clsnr fountain ia little rocky dell Known
hy the name of Tho Tam iisIi. Tl.S is tho lula
i:a7tne sire In great giant wl"n il arrives. at
is full CriSii-
fnr little doll whence issies Ih- gentle stream d,
IA hit s--n perfectly dsy; thu dough that Ms
he supply al the f'untaii hcai. has bat slr:ht 81, Ct
80 Ih' course Of the II hiSAp ntny different
!e a.d Gr.cklIde runs on ~ usai colr.e unin
hu need by tho srLrcity NJ ia, .nh There is an n.
musns story tod Of sim ,ls CDcAncy who. a., his
~ E'n rsinl Ia L'rlo ., Ia. ned n.do To- visit the
sau-re o. tn. yer he wss, proud Of Il was warm
az nm r. 'hrr" hid been rain lps three weeks and
the spring W., dI ii uD no said " T., an cIpressiun
ii the uim I,i alarm and sIrroN "whli ruin hi, must
cause nj Lon loa WaaeVcr viii the pb,r peoole a.,
FOR wstrI'-snl his has; fancy conured up Jire!ul
picture nl thou.aRi Ills qn"ni upon the s;onD.g,
81 the sire i'I shi;s arriving at London lads,
with tho ~.llh of the ~,rll IN, bank "a ltcy or rich
Insrch1nis the shutting up sf Change tn, iilurc Of
the Is mn ni EnSnnd. the anguish arrainel fnilie.al
ihc d.x ni thousands Ia tbs agnnies of thirst
The G'rmlns tell similar story o traveller VINO
visited the springs of the DANUBE; AMI which d, wa
are up'n tho Suhsei, may ~ a pendant 10 IN,
story of our 'ckncy The traveller IN this case w,
SNahian; and Whenever The GrrutuS wish t. palm
nj J'k". Ssva.ian 10 10 b., tho hat On no.
H-ins in " small the it-r ircAl q al II,
source OF that great river Danube he fn q the lg,'I
Resolution Of soPpng up. lie psf his hand n,rs.
~ and as he fs"cis the cities u;,n H.. co,ir.o
deprived 81 her supply o by his deed he sy
claimed. ia tn pride Of hi. heart. "Wat WI IN "
say in VIENNA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-24

ENCOURAGING PGnsFEcTs.--We have been favored
WIN The pcrusal Of letter from the head quarters of
the army ia Florida. dated Oct %. IL 49, wh,rb I,,I.
out the most encouraging prospects for a termination
OF the Florida The Grst conference Of The Indi
anr with General Ar-sIend lead To- tre terms which
he had To proppe TO them. t. ull uf wkich they "a.
vented and which are To DO presented tn the Govern
'ne"t at Washington by a d.puinti1n Of Cha f.. Tbs
depniatOn Is Ia come ON thi, month The chief, vb ,
hiVc hid inicrNiws with Gen Armsioad appear to be
anh'"us tr The sctilenent of the ve1ed question -
They want I" retain prriion IL the cornry IN Florida
hnt soy liihe Government orders Otherwise they W 1
submit Hiorld the present renewed prospect
peace. under the auspircs ofGcn Ani,,e "a anil tLe
brave officers and soldiers under hrs comnaIrd end
~ tie iulhlmcnt Of our wishes we shall be rcT,iced
Con. \. his been understandable in his enerinns sine,
he took command of The Florida aray ana II he sue.
coed IN terminating the war his country will NOT I've
ungraicful {Aler. C,y,ttc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-24

TilE IiORRO DEED CONFESSED-Jnrnos
Morris tI,e negro sentenced H. Judge BuIo, in The
Court OF Oyc: A. Fer'nIitcr, The In ms 10 he
eIccGei Tor ;kr n ir!sr 81 Aaron Cr-.s. ih, s,1,r
while being taken o VI yam .nS.n. Go.n tho cor,
n"in just after hIs -ca'en.c aad been PASTED nad.
iH eoniess:unso f The hnrd deed q Cnns,.bcs Aiayir
MS aad w tlsam-gl OF ) ,uhWa.k, ,yho attended n,
prison. cart in which lac was conveyed. TIc Gsadish
81 lieT: 80 &c snDwiGjscd thai hr struck the IN.
i'UnaIc boz Prime with the axe with Tho inienfi,o
oi numbering him slso. AMI that he thought when no
lo ilc vessel that he has arcJu .l.sird his prs,,r
To some farther inquiries pl the uiccr, he more over
sai' u took thc hatcher, found IN the cabin y>l
me, To Kill the captain aud ia Gaze they awake
while was taking their thing TIE abpy, ,nu.t
certainly proved great Satisfaction to the higly r.,e
able jury who tired ina wreIch-IA,L CAron
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-24

NLN YUM. IhufSlay 2 J.. VI.
Tho storm ius cleared Oll-bul tho steamships
have not yc inside thcir uppearJucc Business grner-
ay - langud. and market rather depressed. Sio.ks
are hn7vy sroniugipn declined the closing sale at
Second i},1rd being nt -
Delaware and iludsun J; North American Trust
NIcksburg q 4. States :; and Canton 4-ife-e wa
moderate enquiry fur sterling ENchiEce ut SIS -
other continental funds p'riccily .n1rIiycn do.
nIpzics ii-ir ckaHY" ~ notice. Cotton u more
activc 10 day without Soy alteration fltOr Jur "a
thor dull. Groceries rcm9Iu without char &C.
Saiss At me Firsi Brgrd.--3}5 shlres q. < BANK NJ
67p65i :; 100 DO v'rksburg Bank ~ al Il: 90 Can.
Ion Co. ~: s. 600 Eyct1ngc oD Phi,ud,lpirr o. B
$1,000 Corporation Bonds. G.. lgr
Sale. Of he Second Bo0ri--'jsO shares Stpningion
at3Jl .Jll; 100 Hadcm3JJ IS long island IS so