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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-16

Mr. Efrqrd u-scI. was, lu las December. sud
icnly seized with c8id slIvoungs. which were sue
.ccdCd by pans iu every part 81 81 the body TIL
ANS Continued severe unth ihc Month of Nav
theu Dee began to spu blood, this was sn0riiy afte
tuCrCcfC b. a 0ackmu cough, swelling and pan
I'd the chcst. AMI the dI-Chafge OF blood irnai tHf
youth became considerable; these SYMPTOMS
vhirh ere 80 often thc messcngcra Of sudden dc,fl
we're. iu the course OF n o. v weeks, followed b.
hlck vlsrid saprurIfIpu, mingled with hls1d TIN
eircu INSTANCE appeared 90 give htm q temporary re-
rcf a. the cough kocaMc 'css troublesome an.
he appetite Increased. lhe DISCHARGE OF pua m
crCa4eda1a Tie b01y was 50 Wasted a. 90 assim.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-16
JNNFg 4
MI UCONNOR 4 Co.'S
aa Lie n Poriath Car Bod,es from PdEak,rs1,o a.

faa Lt'c y Porath Car Badics from PaTakI,lia "a
Ph9brrgh-rHeoUou IN SIX DAYS
Warehouses, 25O 1882 Msrkei street pbu,so,,hi.
Comerof Pcnn& WAYNE s,s. Piusbur0,
TVUS line commenced orcnto1s on ~. y
u being established Or The n~ccommolaf.,n 90.
chanfs dcsirpus 70 have their go d. thpngh M m.
snoucsi ros-ihlo time. No extra charge viii A.. -.
turing The scason Soc freight carried ~ the fast lin
AN Cnois collected through the city aud for.varded
immoi7icy. free VI any charge Cor drsyurc or comm.
.iou. by having lists IL them len win or s-.f -
Philadelphia. sept q 6m y"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-16

NlRE WORKING OF ALL KINDS.
v r. WATTEESON still continues ~ his
working establishment on MAIN 81. Wheeling
tht stone bridge, where he will manufacture
rider and In the most approved Kramer all arti-
IN MS line, VIZ sxfvEs AND RIDDLES Of all sizes,
ling end Standing sCREES WIFE Tor merchant
Island all other Kinds Of wovc wire that can be
ted.
WIRE ROPE for Ferries always on hand and
aagfscturcd % the shortest notice 20 order, and
n the most favorable terms for customers.
INuuarv Oft
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-16

The above prices Of passage included boarding
The prices Of deck passage are about o%ne-t0urth Of
tIosc, The passengers finding themselves. Thus to
Louisville the deck passage h 50. cabin u 10 New
Orleans deck &, cabin IS. The deck is covered, and
contains berths. bot Il y a very undesirable way o:
travelling. The passage 10 Louisville Is generally
performed in 2 days and to Ncw-Orlcans IN from 3 %
TO- returning. nearly double this time. The orina-
" speed Of 6 inch boats j. - miles on hour down the
the river, and 7 M.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-16

N0MESTIC FLANNELS & WOOLLEN YARN
~ \ small lot Of ihe above articles has been re-
ceiyc2, which is deSrrving the attention ofthosc wish
ing To prepare for the approaching winter
Also, Goldfish, low. Tanners Oil Of good quality.
Nenison Harms, suPerint salt, and a general assortment
of Groceries. GEO BAIRD
aug 81 No Ia, Market street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-16

y VI sin GROWERS-Thc snisorbrr b.. =
y appointed agcui hr his city and vicinity g. ~
sal otthc Mprus Mulicgulis OF CHM. M,m.
Irees' raised BY the American sik Company sSE,i
So. ht1g' trees in any quantity. f~m 49,. .r"
fhrHSnd' dnIng Tie winfcfo or spring montG. ., 80
reduced pncts. terms hvorhle. Indfvidr,is !, -,
panics would DO well 10 spply ron. A. ~ gai
furnished on the most favorable terms with de
inc article.
He hos also he uIe Of about 300OQ~o,
VI John Mfeely Of Queen Annr's ID, NJ
we very superior and will BE- sold low. lwt
OF. Apply % } T. WHARTON FJt
I hceliug. Nov. ID. IS3q-s0
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-16

hRNAMENTAL PAlNTlNG-The
y Subscriber has removed he psiniirz Room 10
. 2OS Dain ~. near tho postOliCe, where ne :
g AIRED 20 fiji airy . ders in his line OF business
atlf and with despatch. He will furnish 10 order
n superior . vic Of workmanship, SIGNS. uisin.
afed, glt enamel INK on glass, &c. &c, nlso
htary md O.het Ronncfs, Masonic ard Odd Eel
ssAprons OF Badges, Firemen's equipments. &c
= fs9ns no wait 81 any Of the above or other des
tpuons u painting OF sliding, will please siyehim
yF Horsing plates Tor merchants or oil ere. Gu
Tfhe neatcst man or. T.. MATUERg
Nhesl ne. April IS, fs3o.-lv.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-16

NKOCERIES.-Fsr the accommodation of his old
N customers. the subscriber. in addition 20 his stock
Of Nsollc' Coos, Coitoa Yarns, Sc. has laid IN an
assortment OF CHOiCE GROCERIES a, hfs rcw s,anl
on Market street, n few doors below Thaicheris Chair
Factory, formerly the = Wheeling Grocer" 10 wink
he respectfully invites their attention. Ills stock AZ
present comprises Young Tyson and Gunpowder
TEAS Of superior 4uality Green Rio, Old Rio and
Java OFFEE New Orleans, White Havana and
Loaf SUGAR; Sugar hoLsc MOLASSES. Western
Reserve CHEESE SuS1uchanna SIIAD; Rice. Pre-.
rared Cocoa. Chocolate, Rice Flour. Super Winter srI
Sperm and Tanners OH. Pepper, Alspcc. Mustard.
Cassia, Nnimcgs, Mace. &c. foct2Jl D.. HULL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-16

~, a. INV 10 TNNauCIpnIl leaves
HhecHng daily at 6 O'Clock, a M. via Washington
ana Bedford To Chambersbure, and frOmthence $50
miles bY rall rohd, passing through Carlisle, Harris
ourSh and Lancaster To PhLadelphia, ir , days.
travellers by this line will have Gully one night h~
stage travel, the second being on the rail road. TIE
proprieioTs have placed new and splendid coaches
upon me entire ,ine-pood teams, and sober and
or pains VIII be spared to render general ~satlsfas
non. Having good road agents, Tie pubic NAV
rely on a speedy and comfortable trp.-Ths diff
cglties that have existed at N~illiamspoTt, Pa. in CON
sequence OF crossing the MOnong0helA river have
completed.
D-Ofice econG door below the u. s. Hotel. Wa
Ter 81. marc A. HENDERSON & 20. Prnirs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-16

A NNUALS o ls4O.-Just received and for
"a sale BY the subscriber, No. 1873, Main street
tne ldShiP's Offering, (Eh.iish) 10 plates.
forget Mo Not, do. IL do
Christian Keepsake lAmericns) 9 do
Religious Offering. do. 10 DO
d, SOuVenier do. s do
Literary do. do. - do
Token, do. 10 do
CIR, DO. 3 do
ALSO,
Poets Of America, a splendid work.
Fhdens Tablccug, 70 plaiSS.
Bcasiiss Costume. IL do
Lockharis Life Of Scott. ! yuls. SOlrndidlg Bound
JOIIN TlSiiFR
Wheeling. Nov. 26ih.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-16

a NYlLS, STEEL, &c. The subscriber
- bee iagt received a is!ge assortment q The
l siuR goods. = which be invites tire attention q
g1cn4nts. machgnists and smiths. 20 give hlm a call
AnVls. bcst qualnys yiscs. do d.; bellows
"a cast STEEL, . Z ~ 3 4, for axes
= steel from 3 8 % 2 inca rQuare
fhsh blister steel; American dos Gt.man do
car STEEL trace chnihs; Greavesf files. n com
assertmont. MAJ n SAMUEL NEIL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-16

u "a Bags Coffee, Rio green, so Boxes S Herring
GDU ) Bags Pepper.
. Boxes ground pepper.
10 Boxes Mustard in bottles ard canis,ers,
> do Philadelphia refined Sugar,
10 do Chocolate.
10 do Sperm candles, As & e.,
. do Composition candles, 36s & l2s,
500 Gallons Sperm Oil.
% DoZ. Patent Buckets,
10 Hhds prime ". O. Sugar. 40 Casks Cheese.
Madden, Alum indigo, CoPPems. &C. dc. Just re-
ceived md for sale by SOLOMON KING,
dec 81 Ne. Is, Wafer IL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-16
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFFiTS

CGEtto1- Bel particular ia purchasing n a..
!nat me label Of this Medicine contains a notice 81
cntry according 10 act or Congress-. And he
lkewise particular in ob'airing them a., ,oo Sb.'ee
nam 81, " York. or from the
NM. ". KING yTb
STEVEN o e NEALF. psrT,r va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-16

MI v CiHcuH0af. corncr II Ngia osf
&irm sreye-fhis Ho1sc is now in complet,
md h1sds1moiy furnished throughout The sab.
9 wo1d respectfully con he attention Of he
ling community 81 IBIS H8use. u j. The most
tt ard convonieut Hotel CO. brsiucu IN The
no tf good accommodation ~ NOT surpassed by
ne table nnd baf ave Gnsishoi vifh TIE yer,
fmadei afbrds NJ all TINS. Feeling thank.
Nfhvof1. he hopes hy s'ri-t aucn,iou % tho
I'd comhre 81 be cusiomer re- merit n con.
r WI O.. MARSH
-p-Sm Prfpaefor.
sN ss.sr r.a.
-ni ~ ~ III
BNcx tlcYD a c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-16
rrkIlsnlp MLkkLY 49, TRLwrrkLl

fthllsbID NLEkLl AND TRLWEEKIN
A. raE csrScS Os wsrER AND VSioN srs.
WHEELING. VA.
y W1RlRf0N Els-t sal Posgrs4r.
rfT1ts- rns rr-wysalY Times 1 Advertiser.
81 - .sssi1n id5Jb.s a%isiiara shsston TGss
uags, Taus,s2s and SATURDAYS.
The Western Virginia Tines" for he country.
sRabtshrd every Wednesday morning, at 81. 20 pei
asnum in adsanCe, or sa,00 ifpaynent is delayed
Sreemonths froH H. time OF subs %oribing.
TEB"s ov ADvEGTszIHo.
l3ne sqnrrs three inse rtions, ~nrlcss, sIno
DO tive weeks, being 5 Insertions. ? 90
a" thfee WEEKS, 80
~ one month. , 90
20 Two shtits, Q On
~ tnrce mpn'hs, 6 90
10 SIX NnothS, . 90
~ elsit months, II 90
Do twelve months. - 90
Military and literary nsiice. are hotinc.uded
.abYc; bat ,illb cha ged 50 c,nts FOR = Insertions,
prlsss.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-16

On hbh LOUISVILLE LIME.
~ % bots TanncrF OIL.
- 40 M1l1sscs. a -tor- col io- rale by
an pANrONe G. TINGIE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-16
STAGE EINEN.
CPPOsITiON PIOpIE,S linz

NEIOsIIICN FLOTLL'S n
~ Two DAIIy LIsEs FaR Bia-
SSAxScS7SHeS1s, rI,o=Ei WlsEIvSToN CRY. Pm
ESZESS@ LADELJaia LSD Nav NosK. by
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-16

ATEW ARRIVAL or GROCERIES M L.
~ QUO!;S-M. REILLY HIS received by late az.
rivals n large accession DO his stock as Gllows. viz:
900 lbs ground Pepper.
100 " DO Cinnamon,
lccroon Indigo,
so los Cloves,
so " NuimcgS
I case L.iquoricc.
25 boxes NJ. r.. bunch Raisins.
zoe los. CARROTS Paila. Scotch Snuff.
5 boxes Sperm Candies,
s bags Pepper.
S half chests Gunpowdcr Tea,
10 cauies Imperial de-.
2 boxes small plug Cavcndish Tobarco.
700 lbs Saleratgs,
10 barrels Sweet Malaga wine-la,e importation.
: Peppermint Cordial,
Tanners Dill.
5 No. ? Mackercl,
500 lbs Alum.
: half pipes Cogniac Brandy, 4th proof
8 do do American do do
. groce IGley's Piusbursa Shoe Backing.
Is bales Cotton Batting. % lbs each,
1000 lks Pitts. Cotton Yarns, assortedr c5 from ) 10 10,
6doz New York double refined box table Salt.
40Olns White Brazil Sugar,
500 " Havana do
600 g Lump do
10 boxes Nariegnted Soap.
10 do Hydcs white Windsor shaving soap in cakes
10 do Scotch HeTrincs,
800 lbs Ground Ginger,
A good supply of Shoc and White Wash brushes.
l1J bbls Pittsburgh No. | Salt, VERY vhiie,1
10 hhds v. Orleans Sugar,
Together with a large assortment of GroCcries and
Liquors, already on hand. which he will sell either
nr Retail for cash, as low rs any house IN
city. Purchaser wanting bargains are invited 10
call. oct %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-16

ENhosk COLLINS. Wholesale Dealer IN Dr,gs
Medielres, Cbonucals Points. Oils. Glass. Byc
Nc so.ih West Corper Of Miinor a Finh is
vvtcn Market ono Chsssut streets -,Ut,pv,rr,,
rler tom Pisscisns Druggists and COUNTRY Me-.
q execafea IN ~ tcsi manner end ON tho bc.,
nov 26-6m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-16

sJ STEPHENSON. ATTORNEY Ar Law. No. 2Ol
j.: Main street. Wheeling. Nn. dee l9-6m
Eo b. BAYLY, ATTORNEY At L,w-W!ll pnc.
q Z lice ia The Superior and County Courts Of UGof
s1d Jackson Counties. Adj ss-Parkcrburrh. Wood
Co. Va REFERENCES; Hon. Ioscpa Story, Of Inc
Supreme Go ri. L. =. Smon Crcrnleaf. l.. J.. d..
Harvard University. C.n. Mass. Iiopkins d Erolhers.
Harvey & Beyan. I'o1gi. iIupp & Go Baltimore =
Jc& II. Samueis. Shcn. Go. Va. Busi-uI Taylar
Williams, Winchester. }. T.. Maybnry. T.. a }.
h!cCairc. Faraersiurgh. dec 5--6m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-16

ESROWNT TANNERS OLA few bbls. Brown
ED Tanners Oil for Sslc by u. Hull.
ENTIuSKEY BRANDY, Sc.
HV As Barrels old Whiskev.
5 half pipes Cogninc Brandy,
3 pipes superiori Holland Gin, (Anchor Brant
! hhd Port Wine,
] DO New Eanland Rum.
Muscat g. Claret Wines in cases I doz each. Old
hmaicn Rum, Peach Brandy, Sweet Malaga n Niadci-
n Wines. For sale by SOLOMON KING.
No. As, Water street. aug s
ERESH FRUITS boxes Banch Raisins,
l. 40 Drums Figs,
- fincy boxes Prunes,
5 boxes Lemons,
20 bales soft shell Almonds, FiIber:s 6 Cream
Nuts.
$50 lbs LiquuTicc paste, just received and for
sale By SOLOMON KING,
dec 81 No. IS, Water 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-16
PATENT

al the spse1rances Of o,e who lin,ers in the l..f
StsreO consumption The physsc.ans wno alta.
20 NeIs saIsheS ~ the.r Opiuion. that TO hoys
NAMED, and taat further trial Of medicine vou.d
. snureiyus less In this cure md forlorn stats
: seSsn TO use Hnuts Bot attic Pills, apo BY Ia
Nihs lew boxes OF the med me he tss-r<~rssd
. perfect cure, and has since enio we'd exceilsDl
hcalh' THc unexpected recovery Of Mr.. kuss.I.
mas astonishsd all HIS relatives ard friends. cod
nc uehdefs these lines To De- Hunt wish svorlas-
ting gratitude. EDWARD SCI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-16
DtSress,Hg oase # Serere SpaSao5ic Asthma. NJ
lreln cn-cH BIZ H.srs Ru.nu,c PHI.

W nenry White, was for the space of TWO yea-s
eihcted with n severe Asthma, which proceeded
from "e' and cold; al the worst symptoms of the
coinpIalnt ieIlo We "a tiyhtness across the chest
WIN uHLcnIt anu distressing breathing, During
.he iasi year vi has illness, the disease increase
40 alaTmingly as TO prevent his following ann bus'-
ness having lost his speech. ard being threatened
wv Ihntolate suhOcatIon, unul n cspious cx-
ptCto lauon Ntuld e M on. Whr CDlv gave him
I,IIt Tor a lew hours, The physicians who a,ten-
~ MN pronounced his compliant beyond the $50.
Honltt OF cure, but al last Providence directed a
pohIphIet 10 he let al his house, after which .e
procured some ofDr. HINTS Bo:anic Pills. and AZ.
~ 'sNlhS lew boxes he found him self .nti,clv
rec from the complaint beink capabls az this lime
VI Any exercise even OF waking forty miles eaIv
"Hu ""'Nis su the enjOyments Of rerfecf kealth
HENRY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-16
u l9nRnoN -. .al 80,

= III '9tNtA % "kTER AND gNioN srs,
WHEELING. VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-16

COTTON RNTrNG-Praburi Battling frr
- qusijy 6r sale n packages Ut 25 pounds esch
CO. fifteen cents per round by y TURNER
sept 2I 40 los. E.t.ef s7Uils
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-16

I'D EMOvAL-J NJ WARDgvh hes removed his pllc,
IN OF business to lji Mann street, ono doDr below
n. J. Morris hardware store. whore bis ioracr cus.0
mcrs, and the pablo generally. who ere in want oi any
article Of clothing, are respectfully invited tocail
aug 24
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-04-22
VERMONT TELEGRAP PHI.

A VETERAN.-We had the pleasure
yesterday morning of giving the FORTY
SEVENTH bill and receipt for the New
York Spectator, to the venerable William
LadtGH, of Oyster Bay. During the
whole of that period, forty-seven wears,
he has been constant subscriber, has
paid punctually every year, and has the
whole number of receipts in order. He
is an example for the world to look at
What sound and quiet sleep he must have!
And how much more comfort would there
be upon the pillow, if all men were like
himl Reader, whoever thou art, think
of this matter. And if in those hours of
the night when deep sleep falleth upon
man, you lie tossing and tumbling about,
without being abe to sleep at all-pause
moment and reflect whether YOU do not
owe for your newspaper Mr.. Ludlam,
by the way, is eighty-,hree years old, in
excellent health and spirits, and promises
long to read the Spectator still.-N Y
| Spectator.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-04-22
THEY IMPORT THE BEST ENGLISH
PATENT LEVER WATCHES.

They deal in Watches. Clocks, Jewel
ny, fine Cutlery. Plated and Britannia
Ware, Casters, Candlesticks, Snufers.-
Urns Plated, aud German Silver Spoons,
Thermometers, Musical instruments,
French and English Perfumery, Soaps,
Hair Oils and Powders. The best of
Stocks, Collars, Bosoms, and Suspenders.
Poeket-Books, Purses, Cards, Station
cry, Manifold Writers, Portfolios, Writ
ing Desks, and a very extensive assort-
ment of Fancy Articles.
Strangers and others visiting the place,
are respectfully invited TO call and look
through our assortment. We are pleased
to receive calls if you do not wish to pur-
chase. Please enquire for any article
you may wish for, as many of our goods
are in drawers and boxes. You can find
almost any article at the Variety Store"
Burlington Vermont. 23:ly.
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Poetry.
For tho Telegraph.



Freedom OF the Pulpit-
AS soon as the christian ministry has
lost is independence and freedom, il ceases
10 be fhe ministry Of Christ. lis divine en-
sray is gone il works under the frown OF
heaven, because it is cringing TO earthly
lords, and because il has become the coac-
.dSdtv tool Of selfish men. The freedom and
Independence of the pulpit are among the
last attributes to be surrendered. For when
these have gone, you have not in 1t the man
Of God, giving honest utterance to the truth
Of God, and obeying the dictates Of an en-
Hghtened conscience but you have ma
chine, an nutomaton, a puppet, which is
obsyiug the wires pulled by some one be-
hind the scenes. The man whose voice
you hearts, the mere Dsoath. Eiece of OTHERS
whom be dare not offend. and when the
pulpit suffers this degradation, il is fit for
The cOntempt Of the world. Parsons Cooke
,Ye seniinels on lions walls,
Jehovah speaks,--to you he calls: ~
With trumpet-vOice* the guilt expose
ofall who truth and right oppose Q
The Press is free, aud free is Speech
Speak out, ye who the gospel preach:
To earthly tyrGnts. ne'ere succumb,
Nor in the cause Of truth be dumbt
% ne'er, through fear, oppressOrs spare,
Though you less sumptuously should fare ;
Bat tell them what their doom shall be s
~hthey to Bd3l bow the knee.
Proclaim your nations foul misdeed,t
(which makes the hearts Of millions bleed !:
Point her TO Him who once did say,
Vengeance is mine-I viii repay''S
SYe sons of Levi, firmly stand si2o.e
For truth, till righr exalts our land
And let your motto ever Be,
= To war with sin the Pulpit Is Free
Then If the Lord His sword unsheath,
And blast the nation with His BREATH
His watchmen shall with JOY appear,
= From blood Of souls their garments clear. n
"a. r. THAYER.
sos isaiah So: IT Prov. 81. s.-t The
acts by which she legalized the system Of
American Slavery.-s Rom. 12:19.-A Eze-
kief S3:9.
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LIST OF LETTERS

REMAINING in the Post Office at Bran
= don, April 1st 1910.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-04-22

REMAINING in the Post Office at Bran
= don, April 1st 1910.
Anterior Jane H. Martin William
Aldrich Caleb Merrill Chester
Blake w. Martin Reuben
Barker Lewis Morois -Alexcis
Barnard Barzillai Noble FANNY Miss
Bolton Sylvanus r. Paul Lucretia Mrs
Birchard VIM. jr. 2 Plumbly Oliver
Benedict Myron 2 Peters John
Bedding Alonzo Picarde Charles
Brown Mary b Miss Previe JOSEPH
Cheney G. or H. Ross Volney
Crammer Sarah NJ Rawson Mehitable
Gross James Russell Cynthia A.
clifford Simeon w. Smith Ann Miss
ChurchelI Nathan II. Snow Oramel
Daly Rev. Mr.. Stevens Lydia Mrs
Davenport Chas. A. Smith Worden
DWlnnell John M. Scott Luman Mrs
Everett Franklin Soper Charles ].
Flat Sarah Mrs. Tyler Jonas
Fales David F. Tilton Ephraim
Goodrich David Thatcher Samuel
Gleason DanielJ. Woodcock Roswell
Haiping Maria Mrs. Wilson Myron
Hendee Winchester Whitlock Lewis
Hatch Solomon Whtlock Cyrus H.
Johnson Abigail Mrs. Willis Nathaniel
Johnson Lutner GOSHEN.
keeler Seth Allen Noah
Knowlton Betsey MrsAyers Sophia Miss
Kelley Sidney Brown Harriet Miss
Kingsley Jane Miss Baker Almond
Lyon James Durkee Asahel
McChenty Catherine Fits James Cd
Murray Laura Miss Fairman James
NC ain Elisha Knapp Elnathan 9
Mitchell David o. Smith Oliver
A. ]. KETCHAM. P. NJ
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Revised Statutes of Vernon, :

THE Revised Statutes of this Stat. 49,,
1by the Legislature at its last session are 49,.
IN press and will be completed with all nos.;S,s
despatch. As the State win have none for saia
or Tor distribution en- the State. all want;no -.
book must buy. Specimens Of print with n ne
posais for price, &C., will be sent to every te,,,
m me State, and those FIRST ordering from sge,ss
WI, receive the first copies ready. AnS oas
wiz wsnlng to receive the sheets as they are printed
cnvers gs mem sent by mail weekly. stitched m
Sose1s' TOT 80 on application to the subscrihar
Burlington, Feb. /, Isao. n III
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-04-22
SURGEON DENTIST.

R. BARNES gives notice that he is
about to commence the practice of his
profession In Albany, N. Y, and may be
founo alter about The 9Th of April, in Green
street, where he will be happy to share the
patronage OF those wishing dental services.
N. b. Mineral teeth manufactured ard
for sale, by the hundred.
2S:3w AARON BARNES.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-04-22

sat @AR@AAA &Gk&OO4 N NINA =
Where do children love 70 GO;
ssWhensthe wint'ry .iempests blow,
WHAT'S itattracts them so (? E
.--s..a,'T is the Sabbath School.
Where do children love 10 be. s s
When the summer birds we see.
Warnllng praise on every tree 2
se In the Sabbath School.
When the Sabbath morning breaks.
Every eye from slumber wakes. S s
What so happy children makesi
1T is the Sabbath School
Where do pious teachers stay.
From their peaceful homes away,
On the precious Sabbath day.
Ia the Sabbath School.
Where are we so kindly taught,
God should rule in every thought,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-04-22
LETTERS

REMAINING in the Post Office al Ess
Poultney, 3lst March, 1910.
BAILEY Anon Richards s..
pest Margaret M. Ram Salvador
Cox Jefferson H. Scribuer W. II. II.
carpenter Wesley Scou Elisha
Carpenter Tho's A. 2Sextoo Oranel
1Tanstoa Freeman Sheldon Aaron
Eeay Cunls Smith Charles
Giddiugs Daniel N. Williams Eliza
ellis Levi Watkins RI
Gay Jesse Webster r i.
Johnson Melissa S. Wheeler Peter
Little Joseph Wood Newton r
Mcleod VIM. Wicker Pbilena II.
Morse harris E. Wilson Myron
nattln Reuben Ward Dexter
Proctor Geo.
SIMEON MEARS, P. NJ.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-04-22

M U L B ERR EEs.
NOR sale, the different varieties Of Null
berry Trees. ~ Cheap for cash. zzeTs
3 SO E. WEBSTER e. co.
Brandon, March 10, 1870. t26:w3