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NETWORK INSTITUTE, 80 EAST BROADWAY.

NETWORK INSTITUTE, 80 EAST BROADWAY.
The principal e. H. Jenny, A. NJ, respect oily anaoun
ces his patrons end the public generally that ne has
completed his arrangements fora thorough cours 81 stfnc
ton in branches OF ENGLISH AND CLAs
slcAL EDUCATION. The above Institution nov comprises
four distinct departments each which under the man
agement teachers who well qualified and v'no have
had Long and successful experience IN teaching, VIZ
The CLASSICAL DgPARTMEsT-wiiich embraces an stnd
les requisite admission INTO any Coilege-"i DC IN
structed by The Principal. rt -u
and complete course OF English nties-Inciudipg lhoi
oogh knowledge OF practical oy deupe anu
single ertry-nill bs instructed by WILLIAM > SALL.
The ENGLISH DEPARTMENT, for Misses ana YOUNG Ia
dies will embrace all The branches OF sod ahu pol.e u
ucation and win be instructed by Miss NJ DorY ana MISS
II. WAsHguRs. ~, ., c.;rt.
The PgIMARY DEPARTMENT. for small Boys am! 'ir!s
m he Instructed in Reading, Spelling Elements oil Arn-
netic and Geography. and under management oil piss
J. WAsREUas. -; -, ;r,,,,
The Music Department is under The dlrecuon aud nsirac
,ien of Benz Wyman successful teacher OF Vocal and In
strumeutal Music.
g. For the explanations OF Chemistry and Philosophy
valuable and complete apparatus has been procured
Y PUPILS may any time without Inconvenience
to The teachers any interruption 10 The classes and the
charges will commerce from the time of entrance
nI6 ewr
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z. WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 2s, lsa3

screamers of the neighboIhood il would not De
Qneted, for none of those diversions which 1t would
lind IN the Nursery of the children of its disposition
could be offered it. On its return home II would
renew its cries, and become the furious as II
had enjoyed few moments of diversion, celcu-
lated TO cause it regret. The. child requires a
treatment which is uniformly adapted TO Its
character, and not few rare and occasional d.
versions, which only serve 10 sour It's disposition
and increase the monotony of its lonely position IN
the Isolated Household, where it can in no case
be cassed with children of its character and dis
position.
Nature demands the Education of children in
masses. rs well for their own good for the com.
fort of parents. To array fathers and mothers
against The present Order, i, would only be neces
sary to show them, If an Association existed, the
three Series of Nurseries, where the Stockings,
the Weancd and the next class in age, divided
into Groups of ages end characters, were raised
with every means of developing their faculties and
Intelligence.
In concluding these preliminary remarks, let US
lay it dom as principle, that Man is being
made for for Harmony and for all KINDS Of As
ISOLATION: God has given to every age incinations
adapted 10 the means and resources of Association.
These resources are wanting in Civilization; both
the child and the grown person are deprived OF
them and as the child deprived Of speech, cannot
explain its wants it, of all ages, suffers the most
by the absence of the Serial Organization. In
fancy, being less provided with reason than ma
ture Age, insists more strongly upon the salts
faction of its instincts, for the qualification OF
which no means now exist. 1t protests by its
cries. against its subsection to system contrary
to naturc-cries which are annoying to the parent
and hurtful 10 the child. The Education Of Asso-
citation, in satisfying fully the Infant, will relieve
the Parent and render two beings contented, who
are now discontented Thus, even in early infancy.
we find the perncious action of the present system
Of things; it engenders double evil, instead OF the
double good which Nature designed for US
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A S S CIATION;
r, Plan for a Reorganization of Society

u Tie Ediorship of tait column, distinct from that Of
The Tribune Letters the Iubjec to be addressed,
postpaid to a. BRISBANE, rs LeonG-dsreet, Neafork
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Am kRoWN. 41a Houslon. siree1.


Prepared and Sold wholesale aaG retail and for e1por-
tatjon by A. B. SANDS L CO., Druggists and Cbemlsts,
Granite Buildings No. Us Broadway corner Of Chambers
street. New-York Sold also by A. b. & d. Sands Drug.
.sts Nos 7o and 100 Fulton street; David Sans Co.. NO.
II East Broadway, of Marketsreet Price SIS
bottles S. MI u
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Il EFW- YORK MEDICAL AND SUR

GGCAL INSTITUTE, No IS Chamhers-sireet.-
This institution is established Tor the purpose OF eaifnung
To those Of ted the benefit OF sound ana ncenune
MEDICAL AID All diseases treated, and surgicai CptIs
tom, performed The opsi alon for StrabsnuS Squnf-
ing for Stap,uerns, has been in every instance sue
c,.ssfu ri this institute.
In treating obstinate chronic diseases of all kinds no
charge will be made until The patient Is satshed tna' pc
rapidly Improving and that short time more "outo 'o
rete The cure I'll, a.. ,x,,,,
Charges will he made in accordance with .he creu
Stances of the applicants Charges for medicine anu aG
cs rom 25 to cents. Particular attention VIII De pac
to The diseases OF Wcmen and Children Cupping, Leec
iug and Vaccination attended 10. as
tyclye yeas experience, all medicines dispensed rom
;is place may he relied upon genuine open Gay anu
night Families who wish medicine only, viii De iurnsucu
81 prices much Than demanded at other drug
DIR. HOMER BOSTWlCK,
Attending Physician and Surgeon.
DR. DAVID L. ROGERS Consulting Surgeons n,s,m
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- ENHANCES TO IRELAND, &

q ac-The subscriber continues TO transmit money, in
un, large or small TO persons residing in any part Of Ire
and in the same and his predecessor In buH
rs. have done for the last thirty years. and also, to
any part OF England or Scotland.
Money remed by le,t post pail the subscriber, or
personally Deposited with him. with tie name OF he per.on
or persons 10 Ireland England sco,nd 10 wnosn II Is
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,ed aai paid accordingly, and receipt 10 iDat enect
gwen or forwarded 10 the sender
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4 PRINT ERS.-The subscriber, PRACTICAL Printer and
Napier Freshman essecully informs Newspaper Publish
er Printers, the pubic generally that he has taksn
office of the Evening Tater n Aansree and IS
10 do Press WORK, particularly Newspaper either ts
folio or ouarto form with and punctuaity f!lcss
very moderate proportion the size oil the sheet ana
The number OF copies 10 he printed.
g. Large Posting Bills, when there are goody num-
Der wanted printed very Good City References given
# reaured Residence 90 Elizabeth street
mig linz SAMUEL BINGHAM
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goOOTS AND SHOES-A general as
! , sortment OF NEWS, BOYS and Y 0Urtis' BOOTS
SHOES md BRoGANS, viz Mems boys ana you. hs
,oys thick and kip broeuns wonens. misses and chill!
suss'as alppers e Also inI Stoh IN, ono
cashor city accepances by The case dozen. Country
merchants would do we'll 10 call and examine at
GALE u Co.'S $50 Pearl street,
"a 1,nS under II - Hotel NJ
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
Y Petition will be presented TO The Legislature OF the
State OF NewYork al the session. for art 10 moor
porate the NewYork Institute No. go East Broadway, IN
The City of New York.
Dated New-York, November lS, 1882.
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. eRINTING INK MANUFACTORY.

4 The subscriber has for upward of twenty-five years
engaged ia the manufacture Of Printing Ink, during
Which time has been used extensively throughout thu
tDitcd States His long perience manufacturer Of
k and likewise practical Printer enables him IN fur
ash Lis Typographical brethren throughout The Union, who
nay favor him with their custom, with Ink OF supe
.ior quality OF Interchangeable color, and reasonable
terms. The Ink is well calculated work the compo
stion roer all descriptions of presses now in use
VIZ Red, Blue, Green, &C.
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T No. ii. of THlERs's FRENCH REVOLUTION,
in ISRAEL Posr's fine Edition, has just been pub
lished. 1t contains beautiful engraving, repre-
senling the Attack on the Tuileres on the 10Th
of Auc,Ist 1899
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Dy The WAvERLEY NOVELS, in Israel Posts
Edition, have reached their Fourth number. Rob
Row is contained in the last-one of the most ad-
mired of the whole series.
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pEW in Ascension Church for sale
4 Pew No I9 on the ground floor, in The body of The
Church. Apply No. 7s Sonth-Sr-si 'el4
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pOARD.-A gentleman ans his wife and
- few single gentlemen can have pleasant rooms and
GOOD board AT n Murray.sireet few iay boarers
5Iso he accommodated nl4 I'm
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Duane st.-There is moth
\ ng heiter nothing cheaper Call and see: OF In
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HJO JEWELERS.-Fo sale at Public
Auction to close trust lot OF Jewal ers Tools, con-
sistIng OF Rolling Mills Lahes Dies and other small Tools
Also Iron Chest and lot of Chrysta Stones The sale
will take place on Friday 18th inst in therear OF Is Second
str.at f - mig lw~
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THE TRIBU N e.
Literary Notices.

DIssgRT ATOMS ON The PROPHECIES RELATIVE TO THE
SECOND COMING OF JESUS CHRIST. BY GEORGE DUE
FIELD, Pastor of the First Presbyterian Church OF De-
troll. Dayton x Newman, 1879 Broadway.
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A YOUNG MAN from the country wants
"A situation at asy kind of employment at which he
can make living He j. qualified Tor almost any kind oil
.a.i. d,,resS 7 n Tribnne office n22 6t
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HENRY Lori, Secretary.
aB II RICHARD p DUNN, Surveyor.
MISS GRAMS BOARDING AND

aTISS ORAM'S BOARDING AND
We DAY SCHOOL will be opened Thursday. 9Th
September, No. Is Hammond street.
Mr. and Mrs BLEEc4Es, Tor many years al the head OF
popular Female Seminary In Wesrhes,er County, aSoci
aed with Miss Dram OF this City, having aheo the extern
i've Mansion NO 60 HsmmondSree, will open Bo'adlng
al Day School for Young Ladies Thursday, Sept Sh
The building and grousds for elegance convenience and
healthy location 10, surpassed By aay similar msuiu
in the city.
Miss ORAM with assistants, will attend To the INSTRUCTION
the y0nDg ladies, and The domestic department viii DC
der Ina sSner;p,endence of Mrs Bleecker s2G
ID ECENT DISCOVERY.-Ele Electro
a Magnetic Plates for rheumatism nervous Affections
&C. prepared under the direction OF Mr. LauououS apoth
rcaiy in Paris General Depot in New fot s5 franklin
street, at Mr. Ninuards Price 81 80.
InfaGbe curr for the acute and inveeraie palms,
,ch as acute and chrome rheumatis The gou neurao2y
seattle tic dooreux, danse de ST Guy, chils, megrul
c, amps in the stomach paralysis in the beginning; and
orliy for all nervous affections chiefly diseases ot wo-
and young girls, green sickness amenorrnsa, sup
uressions, va pour, nervous attacks &c mo Iul-
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NEULE SPINNERS-Two good Mule
lVA Spinners, well recommended, wanted lmmedlateiy
Annlv M n Cedar street to JOHN LOCKWOOD. n2i ST.
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NM ANTED-A place by an American
wv woman, and capable, for homework or cham
berwork at II Muiberry-st NJ "
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DOARDING.--A gentleman and his
n D wife, or two three pectabe young men, may
find Board and pleasant in gense house and
yate family Dover street, few doors from Frank.
ouiret. o25 luSt
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FOR The REMOVAL AND PERMANENT Cthc. oE
ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN IMPURE
STATE OF TIL BLOGD, or HABIT
OF THE SYSTEM, NAMELY:
scKoFuLA KING EVIL, SREUMArlsi, OBSTINATE CurA
SEors ERuPrloSS, PfNPLES, OR FUSruLEs on The FACE
BLcTcHES, BiLEs, CHRONIC SORE EYES RING Wosd
or letter, ScALD HEAD, ESLAEGEsESr OF THE
BONES Asp JOINTS, sTusgoSN ULCERS SfFH-
ILfTIc SYMPTOMS, ScIATiCA OF LUMBA-
GO, and diseases arising from an lulu
dcious OF Mercury, Asc.tcs, or
Dropsy, exposure or Elprrderce
III life. Also, Chronic CoRst
tlosa Disorders will be
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w ANTEpA Isl. situation i M BY ~: p very Ca
yai,er would 60 out with carriage Apply al 10 Clark
80, ~ D Mig AZ
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. 1t has its reality not many miles beneath
cur feet. We need not think it strange and contrary
to the laws OF na,ure-a thing incredible and inn
possible to be beleved-that these central fires
should one day rage with wilder fury, and these
mighty agents, in some aud more effective
combinations, should accomplish the prediction of
the prophets, who said, when they saw, in vision.
the coming of ,hesLord, that the mountains Quake
al him, the hills melt, and the earth is burnt up at
his presencc,--the mountains flowed down at his
presence. Its only necessary for God to give a
greater degree of activity to causes now in action,
or 10 combine them more extensively than a,
present, in order 10 secure This result.
The NAuog AT HONE: or The Return TO England. BY Iii,
Author oil Life India" No 10 Harpers Library
Select Novels.
We have been much pleased with reading ,hi
new NOVELETTE, characters are well drawn, tn
story is interesting, and the tone Of the wor]
Throughout, decidedly moral. 1t is correctly anc
handsomely printed, pressed and bound. The pric'
being only 25 cents it must have q run.
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This is book for children, designed to teach
them the elements of Law and its development
as shown in the history of the various nations of
the earth. Written by Peter Farley, it partakes
of the same general character with all his previous
works. 1t is profusey illustrated by wood cuts,
and contains at the end series of questions, de.
signed to aid in learning the facts and principles
of the text
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ESNGLISH IRON.-100 tons, well as
ma 81 GiR ia MINTURN CO.. 10 sou,h-st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-24
EIEAG
MoNDlY EvENIxe. Feb. IN.

The Home League met in the CITY Hall.
The minutes Of the las, meeting having been real
the resolutions fnrmerly offered by Col Kelly. and
which were laid on the table at he las, meeting
were Iskon M.
Upon motion. tho said resoluiinss were sevsrally
adopted. the last Of the series having been first a
m"nded, on tho motion of DR.. TO'vusend
2 S Yarnall. Esq offered tho following resolution.
SVhieh. after some discussion nv himself and other
gentlemen, was laid on the table Cor future consider.
EtIon. VIZ:
ResoiueS, That experience md sound policy alike
a'lmonish Us Of the necessity Of creating a homo
market for he sale Of our agricultural produce. and
that iis support and Enlargement depend upon the
encouragement ard extension ofour domestic man
nlaC,ures.
The rssoluiion offered nv Mr. Wharton at The last
saeting. anG then laid nm the table. was taken up.
AMI AFTER discussion by Nir wharion. was laid on
ths table for further consideration.
In support Of this rcsolalion Mr.. Wharton deliver
ed m address which. on motion Of Mr. Sweeney.
ha WINS requested 10 publish.
o. motion Of G II Carter. E.r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-24


YIRGINtA-IN CHAScEsY-At Rules held in
the Clicks Omce OF the Gre at Superior Court
o. Law and Chancey for the Coanty Of Ohio a.
the month of February, 1912
William w. Shrivcr Complainant.
against
Francis Il. Armstrong, administrator de boui,
non Of Noah Zane doCo tscds ahe Ebenezer
Zane; Trustee under the will Of the said NOAH
Zane, James A.. Mclean and Mary his VIE.
late Mary Zane, William Pitts aud Elizsbefb
hrs vile late Elizabeth Iaue, and Cornsns
Zane aud Mary L.. Dorsey. la;e Mary 4. Zspo
widow Of said Noah Zone, deceased,
Defendanis-
FTVHE defendant William Pitts no. having enter.
ed his appearance and given security ACCORD.
ing 10 the net Of Assembly and yhe rule Of IN.
Court, aud 10 appearing bY satisfactory proof fhsf
he al not an nhabItant Of this Commos wealth.
ON notion o. the complainant ty cOanssl. n Il or
Sered that the said Defendant William Pits Do
stpear here on toe hrsi DAY Of the next spring
Term Of this e02i5, snter bis appearance and an
awer the SAID ball OF otherwise defend fhia suit
AID that's cupy u ihis order b. forfhwith In perfef
in spme new papff pIintcd an thc CRY Of Wheel
tre ~ tS0 months nuccpsuvcly sid posted = -
DO Ut i1or ~ tha eoult housc or Ohio couny.t
AtTxTL4IpLEY CLERK.
Good fr Comgt IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-24

The GUARDIAN is the Title OF q magazine puhlish-
al Columbia. Tennessee. in connection with the
popular Female Institute. at that place.snd devoted
10 the cause Of female Edurauon and christian prin-
ciples This magazine hns reached il, Ind volume
and we know - none in the country which more
fully susiains its professions than does Ibis one
Its contents. whilo always inculcaring morality and
religion are Of that character that attract The mind
and chain the attention.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-24

The New York American of Saturday afternoon
has a postscript rs follow.:
THE LAFAYETTE BANK CLOSED BY AN
lNJCNC1lON-Wo learn that Nj Starr, The
Bank CommissIoner, hat his morning served an
injunction upon he L~1ieyeus Bank Of this city
lts notes wore refused this morning by The s,hs,
BIuks.
The Journal Of Commerce says
II ~ one oi the younger no town Banks though
removed 10 Wall street Two or three years ago. u
wns understood with impaired resources. Js stock
has been low for some ume past. aud ns condition
doubtful.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-24

'rhe Nav YoRE iAScrr. edited by James A.
Houston, Is the title Of a Surgical work which we
VOnsider Of treai merit. and hear i, highly common
dsd by Others. J. II Thompson s. Co. are agents
for this city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-24

The report of N sspecisl committee ofIhe Hosso
Of Representative, uprn the eurcssy, nearly oceu-
pies our paper NJ today. Upen ;aat rcfSs; we have
bis TO remark lh1i wh7isvor m,y 30 an, mans o.
pinions upon the .uble ;'ostas E1,bsqner. he mus
a~sknowlSdge the renoLt aaabls one.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-24

SMALL NDTTS-Shinplhsfer-The he'-
lam. fsrcani isses u- Sud 81 Crrhedsnd. have
aurrel iab rf1aa agreement GOT - fe'ri'e on
sifs 30 naf o1i a1y smal noies fmm fna "ie
9-fa irf slffIffhose of Che Cloud lnien,
7. t,nnntr iho nainnore end Ohio kai h5l
. ef arl ,f2s o-finooUoIaied buaks-CH"
r.a4 .0ibtl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-24

There viii he a Lecture delivered before the
Phllonaihesisn Society. IN The Rsv. Mr.. Waliacsfs
Church, on Friday evening February IS. 10y Dr..
w. Clemens. The public arc generally invited 10
attend.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-24

A Our advertising customers are requested TO
day previous 10 pub cation.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-24

That sovsrnrn.nt j.. or ought To- be. Instituted
90 Tho ccl,rrcn benefit, protection and security OF
- people, ration. or community; oi AL the NarTniis
zrciss and forms 0f government. tha, is hesi, which
s,pablc Of r~roiucius the greatest degr0e Of hap
psne.s and safety. and : most effcciually secured
Cysin't The danger Of mal-ad,ninistraiion: aud Tint.
when any government shall be f,uni inadequate or
csatay 10 these purposes, 4 majority Of the com
muai'y hath an iudnhitabie. unallenable. aud indie
feasible right 10 reform, alter OF sholsh II. IN such
manner rs shall be judged most couducive Ia The
paa''e w~sal.-Trgisia Bal ofRights, adopted Jane
l2h. lT76.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-24

Adjourned to meet al the same place on Monday
'esesing peNr. c. w. RUSSELL, Ssc'y.
The Temr.ranae Convention met OF Q O'Clock.
7. NJ A. Armstrong. Es4. was appointed Prssi-
den, aud william NIX. L1,nhdm appointed secrs.
sary.
The following societies were represented.
Marshall county TOTAL Abstinence Society.
wed LiheHy
Jriadelphia
Wood Ran
Peters 'Rua
wa,hint'@, Temperance Society Of Wheeling.
Young Meas
Mr. Hamilton moved that a committee Of Eve
be appointed to present measures fr the considora.
lion Of tins convention.
Wheroupon the Rev. VIM. Wallacc. Or. !. w
Clemens. Z. Jlcohg. J. Jones, and the Rev. J. Dali
las were appointed said committee.
Afer retiring the said committee reported ollOw-
fnr resolu ions. which were adopted:
Rssclred. That, in Inc opinion ofihis convention
ihe sys'cm Of licensing the sale Uf Intoxicating il
cuoss - bot the Jegalising a great public and moral
svil. and suEht to be dis' oatinusd.
Besolps6 Thai Of five be appointed
90 fasrnorihhss fhs Corniy cont Ohio county and
he city cosnoiHof The CRY Of wheeling. respective
~, praying fiidse Bodies u grant no heense ior The
- - INNS
county.
Commiuee fr the City-B = n 'lley. } hnoie'
w p WILSON, : H0rnsrogic. snJ { d l'6haTd.
Committee Or ne co0nty-W NIX ambdin'
w Faris. W Greg, r J Lees. ana Dr Yates.
Resolrsd, That a mass meeting Of the friends o.
Temperance be held in The City NV eoling on the
Tuesday OF May next.
a. soioed. Thai q mmiit ofhve penons he sp-
MED iomoks The necessary arrangements Tor the
- mseiiug contemplated in he shave resolution
tonim,nes Of Preparstion-Jobn KnOte.J MCat
eksR,f Kelley John lie million and Dr. ClemeHs
F<ttissfr That the convention recommend the CIR
tslioo - ieapsrance documents BY al tho socie
krftfcsenet . q ihis convention.
Ets-fstI Tat = c0nmitfaa of three be nppIini
h ssqoire iotn1Ae erpedisncg Of csiablshiEE .
hmrennre Jonmai ih this city and report 10 he
hsshinqion Tsmpernnoe sIcieiy of Wheeling.
f.inin.uss -Chades Moore. w = Wilson mr.
NIX lambda.
Rfsotred. That TIE Convention nos adj~ufa siB,
A ARMSTRONG.
So MK LsuBnig, fREsiDEsT.
rrrr1ru. !
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-24

Adjourned to meet a, the same place on Monday
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-24

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