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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-08
,o.,srA MA A ny wv Y0Rk I'M OF PACKETS
- @ rs Is

Ror NE 6sttss OF siOpe II siniended %
asrStch ship from port the st sth lolh. 18Th 18th
= N q sash senAh eoume,ci,x ths 18th Ossobsr sns
. .as;n5er Il year whereby great delays and dssp
Hfen will b. prevented during the summer months Ihe
SiIoWing ships will commence this an angom at
- YAZOO, Capt. CorueH 10th Oct. lsli.
7his OCO NEE. Czpt Jsckson, igth Oct.
~ MISSISSIPPI, Capt. Hilkard. eehOce
I'M LOlHSV[LL &, Capt. Hunt. S6h Oct
3 X 6fi6TSPEARE, Capt. Miner. lst November
I'M 0ASTO v. Capt Latham, slh Nov, ~
n t5IJNfSVILI.E, Capt. Mumford, 10th Nov.
~ OCNuL1Er:, Cspt Leavlit, 18th NOV.
6h6 NASHVILLE, Capt Dckinsen aoA Nov
I'M MEMPHIS Capt. Nuight, s6th Nov -. t.t
0Sn LOUIHA. Cant. Mn ford. lat December - .l.
Tese hius were Al built IL the city OF New York. express
s pscEss light draft Of wat:, have recently been
- uneqsaed for ccno.t They are commanded
II who will maks exertion 70 give
Srevni safSlacton They will at all mes be towed and
2oWn the Miosisnpp, BY steamh . .,,, ~ u
Neither the Of these ships viii! De Response
- Hulion stones silver orpatsd ware
sm unless regular ba Iad are for the sams, and
~ value thereon expressed. eId tr4t 4ry9
yH hsishtsr passse I, syply to- 4. co ..a.u...
JAMES +. WOODRUFF, Agcn in New
Ovisans who Will promptly forward ali goods to his address,
The ships OF this line warranted sail punetu?fv ~ az
versed will be taken to have the good correct
measured = ~ : -9a ~ ls.-gl isly
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-08

CAueHr AT LAsr-0ficers A. M. e. Suish and
James L. Smith, Sweet. Stokely, deputy keeper
engine house Of thirty niae on Sunday night feg the
purpose OF arrcstlng young man named Manning
Kelly, who stands charged with being concerned
inihe alleged robbery Of David Bewisheuse, on the
hrst OF January laa. Kelly was arrested 1t the time
with three Others, bat succeeded in making his
escape Bewighouse 10 the proprietor of N exhibi-
non q deiormed animal. in the Bowery. and asserts
that he was knocked down on the above named
evening while in sshow room, and robbed Of about
STU, by Kelly and other. 'z1
NoToMors RoeUEs ARREsrxD.-On Sunday niebf
a. M. y. ana James L. Smith, aided bv deputv.
Keeper Kpckt succeeded in securing two aotofions
c c0 puIeiars and hall thieves named Robert
ndillinge, aias Robert WashinQts =. and CeerUe
Mason, wno are.supposed to have COMMITTED soy6e
d dunGtsd a., from the entries dwrag
were fo"o Sa;, Is ~ ,S Upwards off pawncke
have lost valuable clothing, &c. from their d~sI
ings, may find portions Of them bv spri;ost;or n
tns aosve named Messrs Smiths, at the lower
CASE OF AMoRY AVID LEEDS This sui, in ,vh;.h
John Hageerty Is the prosecution, is put down e.,
trial at the General Sessions this morning Tvs
QyIrE MIsrAxE.--Yesterday ia the Coar, Of
Sessions, man named Patrick Wood, was put at
duct, and when his name was called the Corr, s,n-
posing him to be the man of the same who is chsrp-
"a with an attempt to murder, was about to send
n 1scS ISr i9,s wnes the clerk reetsd the mis-
mark that he bore of suspicious beariua. and
should therefore enteayor TO refrain from acts lha
would bring him into court OF Justice
Acc,DEsrAL DE ArH = Yesterday, a few minutes
siter the BOILER OF the steamboat Citizen had expo.
ded in the East River, near the foot Of Clinton
street, German, named John Frederick Fink. on
OF o.! the workmen employed in the sugar refinery
Woolsey Woolsey, between Clinton and Mont
dows fronting on the river, Tor the purpose Of view
ing the boat, when he accidentally stepped through
the hachway and fell to the ground ffoor. distance
OF eight stories. He was killed almost instantly.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-08

Z. I. M - Z IL

Hsl y m ~ ~
u r., , n4n y nn Colns ssh Nov si9
b. S1HnSOSS Csessia i. B. Cobb, ssth Dee -gf0f
d ~ 9auAEaiCK csplsin VIM. sksA1y, Seh FEB 90 eri
- sysrNrpAN. Cavtsin = a Depeystss. lsth Nov.
QARRICk Captain M SHAY S s i Dse' cs
sS ~ sSiDDONS Captain f. B, Cobb, lssk kes /.
are ali Of the frat class upwards Oh 1000 tons
= a. ~ 81 New York with such impsovemenu a. cemolns
0sSssesl usrsaa comfort t9s fHb
~ ~ usssssshsnes sOo, for which snps scres viii be
~ Who viii nake sssrtion 70 give general sstsisc
- s,e s.,&,ps or owner, oGhess shps will be respcnsi
- ~ snv parcels pacagsssent BY then unless 70
ssIer bilE OF ladinS are signed therefor
shs a thiS viii hereafter 50 armed s,d ser pecu-
givssthem security notpossssdb ~ any ohsr
Rsf;;afs E 81 so.,h ~
=. LsG.-' = WI, JAS. BROWN CO. Liverpool
v&.r. bv the packets will be charged l2 cents !nss
-: s. eess and newspapsts cent each FAY
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-04
"A Mother.

The following beautiful passage, as true as it is
beautiful is from Mr.. James novel, "Fhe
Gipsy:"
Ground the idea of ones mother, the
mind Of man clings with fond affection.
1t is the first thought stamped upon our
infant heart, when yet soft and capable of
receiving the most profound impressions,
and all tho after feelings Of the world are
more or less light in comparison. do
not know that even in our old age we do
not look back TO that feeling as the swee-
ties we have through life. Our passions
and our wlllullness may lead us far from
the object OF our iilial love: we may
learn even to pain her heart, to oppose
her wishes, to violate her commands we
may become wild, headstrong and angry
at her councils or opposition; but when
death has stillcd her montory voice, and
nothing but calm memory remains to re.
capitulatc her good deeds, affection, like
flower beaten to tho ground by past
storm, raises up her head and smiles
amidst her tears. Round that idea We
have said, the mind clings with fond
affection: and even when the earlier peri
cd Of our loss forces memory to be silent
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-04
nsI,lE

We are now in the autumn of the year
the season Of golden hues and fading
verdure. Natures chill breath is imper-
ceptibly passing over leaf, plant, and flow
or, and imparting to them all the tincture
of approaching decay. The green carpet
of creation is being superseded by one Of
yellow or more motley color, and all a.
round and about us tells Of the perishabe
nature Of things. 1t is season pregnant
with reflection for it admonshes us that
decay is an inherent principle Of Nature.
1t bids those of us who have not entered
the &" scar and yellow leaf of life, to pre-
pare ourselves for that period, to husband
our resources for it, as the farmer does his
harvest gathering, thatw may look back
on lile's summer with quiet glow Of sat
isfaction, such as an autumnal evening
sun imparts to the landscape.
TO those who have already passed the
rubicon of middle life, it tells us that the
advent of Iife's winter is fast approaching.
Like an index to some particular passage
OF book, 1t points to the grave!
Autumn is chaste and gentle season ;
it has not the cold rrigidity Of winter about
it; it has not the coquetry of spring, nor
the fire and passion of summer. Like
true friendship, it brings soothing balm
to the mind, without operating It's fiery ac-
ton on the passions. It's winds are as
mild as mothers voice its suns shine
on the world as calmly as a father smiles
upon his beloved family. We woa!d tha
an Autumn breeze should sing our requiem
we seek no sweeler music
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-04
PUBLISHED WEEKLY ny
JOHN lIISE & WILLIAM 0SMlN,
La Sale street, one door from the north-,cest
corner Of The Public Square.
TE nNS:

TERMS:
Two dollars and fifty cents per annum, if paid
in advance; Three dollars if not paid before the
expiration of the first six months; And three
dollars and twenty-five cents if delayed until
the end Of the year.
Advertisements inserted at 81 per square for
the first insertion, and 20 cents for each sub
s,qucn: insertion. 4 liberal discount made to
those who advertise by the year.
uT No subscribers taken for a shorter period
than six months.
q-rNo paper discontinued until all arrearages
are paid, unless at the option ofthe editors.
QI communications to ensure attention,
must be post pnid.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-04
nrsE IN YOUR NATIVE STRENGTH.


BY ]. II. BUTLER,
Rise in your native strength,
Mechanics of the land
And dash the iron rule
From rude expressions hand;
BY all the might Of mind,
Assume the place Of men
Heed not the scoA of those
Who scorn the artisan.
We sincws OF State,
Your nations pride and boast,
Whose glory crowns her hills,
and guards her native coast,
You are her wealth in peace,
Her vital breath ye are,
And when the bolts Of death are hurl'd,
Yo are her shields in war!
BY the eternal sword,
To stern-bowcd Justice given;
by Freedoms holy self,
The night of wrong is riven!
Strong monuments arise,
In record of your praise;
Transmitting down your names
10 men Of other days.
Proclaim to all the world
Your usefulness and worth;
Speak out with trumpet-tonguc,
Yc mighty men Of earth!
Was not the soil We tread
Won by your flther's blood
Then on expressions self,
Roll back oppression's food!
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-04
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER

fancy takes the place of remembrance,
and twines the image of our dead parent
with 4 garland of graces, and beauties,
and virtues, which we doubt not that she
possessed"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-04

OR A AUGHTER's LOVE.
An historical Ta;c.--Gounccicd with tllc
life of Aaron ksIrr.


When this blood of thy giving hath gush'd,
When the voice that thou lOveth Is hushcd
Let my memory still be the pride,
And forget not | smiled as died. -BYRoT.
What is it, Ma, that makes Papa Sc
great man know he is kind, loving
and indulgent to me. Oh, he is very
kind indeed, but then he does not love
every body as he loves me, and yet eve
ry body admires him. Tell me, dear
Ma, how is it
"Why, Thcolosia, my dear, your faith
er is man Of great talents, he is very
brave man, and has fought the battles OF
his country, and he is a great statesman,
great orator, and great soldier. He is
fit to rule this Republic, and but for in
trigue would now be the President of it,"
replied the mother Of the prattling girl.
Is that the reason-then shall love
him more than ever, if that be possible
but you don't know how love him al
ready" replied the enthusiastic girl.
81 know it my dear, and feel quite
Jealous. You don't love me half SO well,
| fear, my sweet Theodosia."
"WeIl, Ma. that's because you are not a
great man. love you very much, bat
would die for my father" cried Theodo-
sia, with great energy.
He is worthy of all your love and re-
spects, my dear child. You may cherish
such an affection as the best of your ma
ture," replied her mother tenderly.
dear Ma, can't help it. love him
all day, and | dream of him all night"
cried Theodosia.
"You are a dear little enthusiast. |
hope your love for him will induce you to
make yourself perIec! in all your studies,
as well as in an amiabe temper, which
you have, and in forming your manners
on the best model, and to the most agree
able tone. You know your father has a
high idea Of what polished moman ought
to be, and he expects you to be one, Fheo-
dOsia."
81 think | know all that, my dear Ma,
and he gets that idea from you. How
few women are equal to you For my
part, see more, and shall make you
my model"
ooh, you little futter," exclaimed Mrs.
Burr.
Is it nattery to speak the truth, then,
my dear mother ?"
Worse, and worse. But my dear let
us talk Of something else"
"WeII, now tell me what | shall DO Ia
please Pa best ~ asked the beautiful and
artess girl.
"Acquire all the knowledge you can,
my sweet lhcodosia."
81 will, Ma; | will set myself to study
Italian this very day. French know
already, and will study German-anC
as for music, and drawing, and dancing
won't you allow am something Of al
adept to them %
"Why, yes, my dear, certainly, YOU
are making rapid advances in them, bu
| cannot say you are an adept in them
fcfIecuoh' OF even al approach 10 H. u
any human accomplishment our la'Aer
my Io'e' Is nov easy 10 !''e"So'
es' VIA out ne praises me ana una
Is some PROOF 'H'I anu not very uenc'e"
out, perhaps MS praise VOWS IRON
love ?"
raruy' no oouo'--"hu patay iron
your pfo,lc'e"ry' =.
"On' now 10 lo'c my ta' WIS.,
every oouy 'oveu MN "S no.
, g, ''p "t 'i ne, D'o'oVt WIN ooep
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-04

short Of divinity, and glorled in her pa
ternity with pride as unlimited as her
love Never before did human heart
burn with so holy passion for the author
Of its being, as now throbbed in the bosom
of the lovely Theodosia.
Thirteen years had suewed their roses
upon the blooming cheek of this sweet
and beautiful girl, when death came to
snatch from he, embrace Of love that dear
mother whose praise Of her father she
took such delight to listen to. Theodosia
felt the blow keenly, and sobbed as if her
afflicted heart would burst with its wo
but she restrained her sorrow, in order to
assuago the grief Of her surviving parent,
whom she beheld with alarm, bending be-
meath It's weight. Quickly brushing away
her own tears, she FASTENED 10 exhaust all
her endearmcnts to console her father, and
she succeeded, because she so much re-
sembled that mother, as to create the illu-
sion of her yet actual exisence-a sweet,
yet painful emotion arising in his heart,
as he gazod on the boauleous likeness of
his vanished partner, and iistned to the
thrilling notes Of love, as they fell from
her innocent lips, in tones Of silver, melt
ing like music on the ear.
How rapidly pass the hours of innocent
youth, when sleep, unrullled Ivy care OF
passion, resembles the calm repose Of an
gels hymnel to rest by the melody Of
celestial voices. How soon is sorrow for
the dead, even when most beloved, oblite-
rated by the cares of iiic-cspecialTy
when avrice or ambition divide the soul
between affections more tender and SYM
pathetic. In the hustle Of statesman's
life, Burr soon forgot the lost germ that
fate had so cruelty torn from his bosom,
and in the progression Of nature TO matu-
rity, Theodosia soon lost all traces Of the
prauling girl, in the full blown charms
and vivid passions of the perfect woman.
| Five years beheld 'Fhcodosia very differ
ent, but more captivating being than ever,
and in those five years, an eternity Of
time, in the mind of her father, seemed to
have passed without bringing him nearer
to the darling object of his hearts iouGcsl
wishes--the possession Of supreme p0lg-
err. Ii was an anxious period, too, for
Theodosia, who had watched with an
agitatod spirit, the cbb and flow of public
opinion, in favor of her sire's pratcntions
to the Chair ofStatc---on oblainingwhch,
she knew his entire happiness to depend,
In thus period, Theodosia had excited
the passions oflove in many hearts, with
ont feeling her own touched by the dan
gerous infection. Under the auspices OF
her Aunt Marslon, she had been nitro.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-02
CONSUMPTION! CONSUMPTION
DIR DUMCAN'S
~EXPECTORANT REMEDY

s an invaluable remedy for arresting pulmonary
consumption. colds, coughs splitting Of blood
difficulty Of breathing bronchitis. soreness ofthe
throat and difficult eNpecteTatipn, weaknesses.
debility, liver c~.rpiaInt and all o her affections o.
a cUqsImDtIye nature. This medicine has 4 de
cIded advantage over most preparations OF the
KIND, rs a. regulates tine bowels aud strengthens
the cOnsututOti aud does not bind Up the sys
tenn and encourage intemoCrance as most If the
medicines do, by the fatal opiates snd alcOho.
combined IN them.
Such Medicines have a great tendency 10 bring
misery and distress, and oven death upOn many
citlzed4. We hli by the weekly records Of he
oils Of mortality. that three f1uTths Of the human
souls who 30 suddenly depai ted from their dear
e friends am relations j. ave been sws u OFT b.
that { u destroyer consum ton. when very many
could have b en- savej if they had used o p.cpel
meiIciuc. Fellow beings VINO yet dwell with Us
aud are attiIc ed with tive premOnItory symptom.
81 this hsclss. procure Immediately Dr Duncan,
Expcctorant llenslt bsiore q be too late. and
Mt be led TO be ieve that such symptoms all
sbbu pass oil without thCue OF proper medicine
by such negligence you ~ " be so0n led 10 know
your t'ily. One bpttlc may az trc q "a attack D.
SUN Pam lh'e's giving a iuii trearse &C
company the medicine.
'Prc- 81 per bottle
OH = No 10 Noui Eighth 81 Philadelphia
FO-saleb b. JOHN FISHEt,
mar % Wheeling, Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-02

NEW DISCOVERING have a letter 30 fore
us III the London Alheu.um. which dcsrrihes ",
new and extraordinary discuverey just made in Pru,
-ia by which printed works of any kiHd ran ha cop.
led with porieci accuracy. and copies multiplied
with No further expense than The cost Of paper aud
prs~ work. Tn plan IA kept a puGluns secret by
The inventor bit has demonstrated "a. Ell -icy hv
copying two pages nf the London AiheuoIm. which
- closely res"mhies The original a. 70 be- scarcely
Observation-Disclosures copies of ancient hp,ks re-
printed m numhsr and with n AGILITY sna correct.
ness that almost exceeds belief"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-02

COUNCIL stPPER.-The members of the
First and Second Branches OF thc Crty Council with
their invited guests ari,nk of a splendid supper on
Thursday evening last ia accordance with lheir an.
nual custom II Tsuperiy's Hotel corner uf Nulber.
~ aud Howard streets. The table VA, spread' in
a very handsome style and every thingi went of
IA a manner becoming the fathers of the civ.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-02

NAvAL-Tho Madis7oim Of Sturdy says
tihrfe ~ np truth in tho recent siai0mru, That TIE
'Crcfetlry " ihe Navy was preparing To d~sspsich q
s~ssgd}ros ~ fme e0lsi Of Aiuca. uu3er he command
co Commander Ramsey. The Secretary Odds The
Midsomn) rs very dssiro1s ihat a strong and Ell
'cient sq1adro1 shoull be constantly on that coast.
but BE 10 unable, al pfosaai. % cory OCT hs supo-
50 Er want Of ships and money 10 the mean
lone. be dpiug al hat hc -ap dp. by sending o.
tra siHtion such rau Of The force Of tte several
e%lIadr0us 1uu oiher stations as can. from lime io
.tns b spared Tor That duty TIE FauliIia is part
Of The home s~qGadr1n. s1u under he command Di
Commodore Stewart, and s he only vessel that the
Department rau send io he African co1sf'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-02
o RIN IS
v|EGETABLE PCLMONICA.

~ NRAaA I e. ka'AgHNACHNH
TIME proper les Of this 10 dclhe have been fair.
~ tcsiei md No. excellence aud virtues made
made apparent q mauy ut the most respecta5.c
iamfles IN Oh g CITY. NNh.. it's simple and fuuu-
cent in rs cOm,us tiOr5 90 o. active aut eII. Hn nc
mJst happy anu be- sf,nt results vIs0 the o.
re- tons Tor IT. use .-c strictly ruurfe. Wtiu
The c%eiebnty winch tNF msiicIHs has a-lafret-
independent Of sUV FE..toHso ne proprietor IN
fore ug o. upp0 sul1r HitDuifcu, rs Is re .g-. oui
but based exclusive" gp't lfs own m 'f-.I q
sufiricut warrant Tor c.1ricuuy eC1uI H.I. s
% 20 the public, a. prcraIH',u 10 u1-.Ir en-
cacy iu all Pulmonary aGcrtr. WIZ Cong a
colds, a-'Nwr. luiHtuza, VI coping l"u-r
Holrssuc-s, ~ .icu'fY 1f n.rHtr'rr Pans aud
Weakness Uf tIe br ass &c to.rmlu Colds
/ which are generally ..seI rs osstl....d peg rE
+ ration. Nuyej tots maIeu'O ln rs OF" hours
s paf0vIs.I of coughing is uum'iId' sHhIuct
BY rsagriu o. the PuImo iraiW a. rT', cold
Iu the heal. u1rI.nE Cough. aul ltHIsnf1u
. nas been used aIth uncommon success. 10 gent
lv promotes exyectoratuu. gradually opens t1e
- Iurs 81 he skin and * tfts "a .%alutar". soothing
influence over the general system 10 fan saiciJ
bo administered to De- n 30 delicate infants
Z The puimJuisi I- pfgllr.d 20 conformity WIN
;ne most recent Improvement lu rhurmaty, en-
hrelY from Indigenous plants, tnc active pHnclpl'
% which fs not d~Issiua'sd ~ excessive 1oiIl'E "a
j. too frequently the case with vegetable Srt11.
Die rrcuarar1ns 10 COS Che w1ntiteisflr much
.unur and experiment before He adopted n nruce
i.rus b. e3traInu; and Doe HfffrTs llmsalue aa.
huaIy ATTAINED 'hc uIUwafHm uf success fut
tTat DIG m uic.1c pos c-sIF m lr u1f oruuiY aHd
utiit1I tthtentytIa7 luI composition of ths
Pr5parod by WILLIlW THORN. spothecsr,
f auf DHemft. 30 ilrlof street. FIttsbur-h.
mr 15 JAMES B&KER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-02

~ In the Washington CITY Circuit Court ON the
Is inst in The case Of Stockton. Sink. a "a ;,
Amos heRdaHlair POsimosier General.sr,,n whom
the plaintiffs brought an action Tor damages arising
from his Withholding payment Of certain money.
CT oimed by them 80 mail contractors the inry r..
turned a verdict of eievra thousand dollars da1,agsy
for he plaintiffs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-02

ANOTHER GREAT FIRE. IN NEW ORLEANS
o. the 10Th isl about sevea o'clock in the ev.
en'ng a fire broke out near The corner Of Tchou.
pronlrs and Paydras streets Ne~ Orleans which
proved very disastrous before The fiemen could mr.
rest is PROCESS; The Bulletin says; The amount
at property destroyed was even greater Than when
'he 81 Charles was consumed. OF the buildings
hnrni, several Of them which belonged TO /. Milan
don were insured Tor $50 600. Oiher propuetors
and The merchandise in the stores were general.
" insured. The following IL a list ufthe persons
burnt out ~ far % heard nOm:
PeHy 4 Jaekspn, TchopiIoulas 1t sheet iron g. stoves
Pntclird & Taggra'. rorEsr; GrocerE;
IFndfpv A. nussoI. II .t-- H.. .-l.z-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-02
III sLEEp nE 1870.

The sisu2 Of the v~egstrbls dtT'r in one rcsposI
fum That of tho amin a, tt1t % Is MT ,luscI by ~.
hausioi powers. but when ~ liuhf, which sc's rs
n stimulus, 10 wthdfa WI, then I've STALKS Of COM
ppnnI leaves hangs back and fold her lesac's To-.
gether. or tts leaves drop 1yer the hIwcrs or O..
veT ih5 fruits 90 as 10 sIs,ef them from Inc cold
dsws This was termed IVY L'n1teus the siesp Of
plsnis. and snid hy him To- DC analogous 10 the action
al spreading the wing. b. wh.ch somJ birds shelter
'hsr Young dufng night Il Is generally thought
that Llnnaeus's term = somsWhat hyperhplica. hul
'hst he cessation oflhe stimulus Of light. anI ihr
-rlns. ained p%psifion OF the aJwer and fiiiag5 my
be advantage ~ o. The vegetable cotclt ttru the
s7ms WY as h Tie animal system SIR J,mos
F.siti rsmlrts that rs the infant requires more slee,
ra7n Inc man - tho Young plant Is more clrsei ihif
eho oldesi o1s-Pi1rrrs arf their dss1ct1loss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-02
SCHOOL IN SOUTH WHEELING,
FOR MALES 4 FEMALES.

He IhikD lEttAd vi ID. Mtc.ane's ScLooI
A m S'uth Wheeling will commence on Hoa.
day. ire 2lsL 81 March. ~ Ihis school are ,aurb,
OoiAqgraPhy. Reading. Wrhag. AoihaeIc. Grars.
mar "eegfaphy. BeohLecpiag, &c. Sc. and the
IHeeSN"fy ir'm % !" 80, ger tenn OF IL weeks.
Singing Is mado u part OF he e.er,., N M.
school
Students will be received at any time. and Cor a
shorier n"rod than a full term, IT notice Dc given
To that effect when they enter the school.
No deduction made ipr loss Of time. on tbs ,,,t
81 The students. unless in cases Of sirknrss.
- THO attention 81 the people particularly OF
oon'h-N oecling. - respectfully invite! O., tins S-i.n}
. ID. MACLANE.
South WheshHP. pqrcL s. 1912.
W Argns c'py--l-ui charge this Office.