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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-21

- .NH |aFH 10 -
FEANNLlN'S NDNuNfENT-Ths m,nr rrt
~ Ihc rru'r" OF fM, cu, n.I e. 70 twecn ihr Trrm,,t
House anil Par, street church, ~ upN ,i.rlc from,
'h" Street; r.c t'agr oi TIC ypuus trees be- rom {
%, having b,cn .riIlmyl. ss We ucyrs,i &c ts,.
since.
The inscription j. ~ t.I,vs. ":
IEhNEIIE.
J"sIIn franklin. aHl NulIG uts ytt-. 10 lcr, lu.
u'i They iyri ."yi CIV together .n wrdlark. H.
" I've year; mi vI'lnuI mn cs'ar. or uuy nllu.uJ
employ mrui. ~ constant lahr ard h,ucsI IL d.s.r,.
(wHh GH'- h'Ss.Iugl maIIaiutd a LARGE family
""m''riahly: and hrnngai ~ h.ricen chidrcn ant
'cN ~ grandchildren rrpuiuhly. Fuln ;lis Iusrrura.
rcd r. Zoe encouraged 90 diligence IN Inv c,lIipg.
mt di''rI'i NOT pmyiicucc. Il, vn, "a pian. anI
prudent mlui she a di-crer { and N,.tu,rs
woman. Ihr.s ,huug - sen in flAl rrq1rI - rhrg
m""'"rS, pl'"cs Int stnnr. I E. Ln-t 1853. de-.
III J. 50. \ Fh'm 1861; died 1852. L 81.
The marble Iab,ot bearing ihe uhpyc iuscrpriur,
h'v'.g been dHl Idaied hy tus rvageS al tt,ur. +,
uNia.cr at - izsus entertaining The must pr,inurJ
v"no'1tFm for the mem'ry 90 the llusJruns Bsij..
min Fra"k'iu, and de irrus y! rem:nding succeedinr
generations that he was huru ! Boston ia 1907.
erected this Obcll.k, over lac grsves o!lis parcnl.,
Ia 1897.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-21

POLICE -YeFlsrday Ito 18Th ius,. two srran.
E'rs'a gentemeE Of he name Of Enos Dmmh,r aud
lbs sister, were grossly jEsul'sd by james Finn. ian
o'd "h''d'D while IskIns a walk ia The east par Of
the CITY. The lad was ARE ted ihi, morning .5rouchl
before The Mayor, fined md sen back 10 near The
same place, 10 work a lcw Days il he chain gang.
think he has made q poor choice a, T. he lime Of
Ihe year for that business.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-21

FANNY rLssL.ER-Tanny Z ,.l,r. we learn
from lie Courier dcs Elals UnI,, la. danced 22l
f-nrs IN he United States and at Havana ,of ~ hich
- wire Zoe charities ur tho benefit NJ Others. For
The 1919 exhibitions IN her own account, she re-.
e"iycd 10000 Thai II pretty good ray. The
eu'ry ia lac National Journal will he $4,000
paid By m4uy Gols 10 see the legs Of one.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-21

We do not know Of but one hing rha, makes ,
man ie'l worse and mcancr Than 10 get his finger.
Pinched IN The crack of door; that j. 10 lave =
quarrel with a neighbor about nothing e1cen, IN
preserve his own dignity, which he i, sure II la.
10 The quarrel.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-21

Our eastern papOrs Inform us that The rumor here
Of the destination e Ihe bearers Of Jespaichrs SCI,
through here on Monday by express was correct.
They were for Mexico. The fact of their beng
scut through here sreabs volumes Tor the great cen.
trail route.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-21

WARM WEATIIER-The thermometer s,ood
mere IN The shade on Tuesdiy last. at 90 degrees
4 n the shade. III is equally hot in Pittsburgh. the
sky day jail birds mus, suffer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-21

sIEAP TRAvELLING-Tbero are Or, ro..
operation Dr lhe Conveyance of p.s.oggo0
Poo cen View YJrk and BasI1ns Inc price ,f.,..l,.
go Between New York and AIbluy. rbs r..
.'oo" i la's'ge BE- 81. The sasa1aaf Ia.n.
.v ..-ucs passenger lsrm PlIIa4rfs.. ,C...
Hr. I'D, F
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-21

DISHES ar LOWELL. NNss-E.t.sr
-'N' 'H1 800 eHrs base boon Hnrs,n rs. aI su.
.'m.ni 'y rHe sls rr r1I ufrr n |. n I,,..
l'e .''.'H "1.'.rI mlulI.r.H-r. of Nf4sss,.r.
'o.'' nave A'd % meeting .u ..1I. 4uT appointed
!, .'t7 ',h"..i'c i1 report ou fFe.r future Ir % .
" ',''' ~N' '' a'H'i DO tHe suspa1srIu uf mgrH
machinery, he entire si1prara OF .sms ssr,.l.. ~
manufacture, dsnrssIDu o. Hrza number srI,g..
c'-' and grcai reduction Iu The wage. -f any b.f
may De reiaIrcd Such ore some gfrY, gr,,s
'e imes The labouug closes m1sf s,la.r ..y.,s
"H.." F7nnihIIg is done fo revive trade. s.f y.f
'' 'a.' ordinary C1uro pursued bv she prl.,d.p.
''.'' .' h'Fe of any cod firm rs G-oyermsrf
Pc people. therefore. %, aI.ust Then,
~ "," 'f'1mstanccs 10 lpccjdy 81 po.s,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-21

OR ncish5cr o. Tao wclls5urgh Transcript ia.
,isne, To publish when Zee would die" nexr week.
NVo shall lruk Tor the snuyurccmeai nuh no luIs
interest.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-21

'oLLL'IlNG-"Tomi Nhar baye you been
DONG "nolh'n'' have Identifying 10 coIlecl .ome
money did YOU do it" Yes tired"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-21

? NIOMPSON.-IIas hs mnfpug received
on aIimonal supply Of mcs' Iasi uyvc' .Nip-
Icy Ems'cu .as published in rhrce rrs' numbers or
The New World a. Inc low price ~ 80 cs Who
would not buy % copy Otone Of tho beet novels ever
written, when % can be- hsi sta low price. Well
hyou want n cory son bed better be getting % SON
ior he supply viii not last long
V 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-21

ENlGBANrS IN CANADA -AnYnr Che Dr..
rivals no QIehec. on che 5th anI 6h rnsf were 90
ships. harks aHd drgs bringing 500 ra.scnrsr
beside ] large shIp Gl 81 ffJrps. The .bIp IrJe
0~rndence brought sol sieemgs passsuge-s. and The
sIp Nri9fs fj7 viil 10 Zoo he cabin.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-21

OLD SOLDIER -Tbirss1 ol ..tt.
Revolution were present and ng,E 80 ~
'r'th'-'I'n Of ue 4h instant, az rlls. T...y.
y mem ride on Tho pf1rossiou The ygYpye.f ~
.Ne we've Is seveniy-tso suI tho oldest pipsfg.ts,
e''' OF nse and iheIr aggregate arss f. pl,-fy.
uuhafeu End seventy siS-ahout The ssm. n. a.,
y, ~. MI M'ihuscIah The fhircenih was I,
.1Ney' ~ Srahkiot, who is one hundred and
efaIed they assembled boz he Nlus.ym 49, -.
s'i' ,he Democrat. rhry met old Mr.. Usr,ev y,be
'a'ked with. and evidently looksd UPON sIms Of
,'sm % boys-l or he himself DO, ss11 eyed s,sh.
'yivo \ Ti.51ta.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-21

The C''m.ua'I"n oflhe Students IN Bethany Col.
highly cr,i.iohlo to rhe professors ind strJcni,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-21
CREAMn

VIE subscriber would ros t]cjfully inftm hs
oil Zoo nds, ADD lie puulc generally fssi ho
I1s commenced serving up Ice Cream Old Iced
Lemonade. 10 hIs csahnsfm,nt on Union street.
next io ihc Times oi @. Whore ao WIj Dc h1prv ID,
w1if upon 40 vb1 msy give hum cali
jy 2l-3i r. q EDMONDcON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-21
4 W Rurra. s u,'ay

TUE NrNNNNS-~Nhs ru.us, tom rur d Pc
Soc las SfHstm1 uuIa, Contains s .ul disclosure
90 tle trrhs 90 Nurmnu'-m ty trrr ca o B,nuyu.
.i.,ly their 2 neral and rrrm1u1er iu Ei,i-4 bad
~"T, "a bod a.rhp'.Ir. NC tare arl. doubt bar Joe
Sw' % b. % VILLAIN, and wr kUoN john & Brua,r
.'' NrI 20 suppose o." was any tc,lcr hlu . hy %.
,r'" Nhru protesting \. mour,Ia.
iIr ulsr lr disclose ,ui iuua,r. ard iu tho mes.
eHi case rE1rgr, SnHh Nrh al kuI, ul ,il'an,
n"riru'afIy ai"lrr ,f which B,uuc3 d "a dye.
aud "dy', 60 deliver hm uP GO he governor ct M,
sour. THIS matter may lead r1 Fac urrahr 8 cap %
'.r rcs'.hHi NE instrument IS not e. uo-hy our. H,
any mcan--Nam.iyH Int
"" are rsht Howell, 'yfch-p," Bsnucr q. ,bc
greatest rascal r.uI ever went urhau-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-21

Fs '1fei h7I Gov. Doris friend boz Prov. dome,
m.de up o purse o. $4,000. 10 defsy Bill
2 U0s q. frsrs b. fIff i1 Enurs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-21

HERMAN's LOOK uBRE-rbe German M
NJ = the Wle ofa new paper printed IN tho
German Language 81 UIrrs5ureh. Pc SPECIMEN
coptesoi ~1.rh can be seen 20 he Literary Dspoi Of
The su'srnJcr who has been 7ppfatsJ agont
for HE city Subscription price 80. per annum.
Single numbers lsl cs
JOHN r. THOMPSON.
v u - N1uiot 81
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r Aas&AEAc -.
= THURSDAY JULY 2I, ISIs.

w ASK NOTHING NoRE-wE ILL &C.
err NOTHING LES TRAN A ~kEPSESENT'
RIOS ~ PRoFOETICN 10 Our POLLUTION
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-21

PlIOtNlN LIKE. lhe great book factory f1 Cliff
sui'e' h'~ ns'u from rs ashes. purified. rsiy.-4t.
cd. aud mote capable I1u ever Of .4.r .-, ,I
lHe ",rI "uH rhaCc aud excellent for.l.y We
i'"k 'Hh s.rrCifu our way Hume ves,r..rv. ,r#
i'nnd Brothers Harper oa'u, pfrasluf. . ..E..
"'''h And ready i'f o. pike with n.v body. r.
usual Dot prompt aui attentive url.f ry even.
dei1u 'i their extensive business Al traces .f
'He IRE hfi dF1rpsuS,i, and T b were tot nr q
''rfn freshness pi aspect dsu,iur .ho recent .-s
''''' 'nd lr'u~v Of cn-Hru'.rs. mre-.a ar.-..-
EI'fors. b'uI mIkars. lrd fuc like ONO r,.lr d.
Eyer "' tii'fcnoo whatever. Iua presses we're
'' '.f 'nr''uIrs aI busy. risrIs hacking bod.
.. t.''o. md m short fba whole s.alf.F.
"e"' was HsI wH.-N Y CON. iFr.-gs.,
BJNhER HiLk hgNuNENr-G,e.f f.
s1fsia ciDn o. expressed lH % srur af fk. w,,...
which DO b. pFopnssd D flush Bunker Un a..
ment The directors have d,,f feI Cd. ,r,.. ~
iopmos' stone completely over fHe Co.,. fHrs sarr,--
oui iho hne view which may now be bad f.m a'
summit Their light will 10 under q bu.Eef yrt
= ysuegaHCs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-21

~ Oar advofitssns customers arc requested 10
asld iEt hS,r lavuis n eary as 'hroe o'clock on the
d.y p-evs us 90 publication.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-04-01

A slight movement at the great double door of
the chape-and the bridegroom, the Marquis of
Taavera was announced
Quite as great sensation did the noble, manly
figure of the young marquis create, as had the
softer and more gentle one tfthe Lady Isabel
The father seemed struck dumb in sudden sur
prise-a, length, burst from his lips-"The page"
Any of the old gossips of Spain will tell you the
rest of the story-and what joyous wedding there
was-and how every body said there never was so
well matched-so noble IL pair, as Don Jose, Mar
qus of Talavera, and his gentle bride, Isabel
They will tell you. too, that the honeymoon, in.
stead of lasting but lhirty-one days, did oulast
thrty-one years!-and the love that was true to
the sire could not but bless the son.
So endeh the story of "TnE LADY AND THE
PACE"
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-04-01

The special mission Of this noblcman Is viewed by poll
t.Hns und Fnancicrs as an important cvCnt'he former
sungune that the Boundary Question, the Creole at.
fair and all Othtt matters Of difference between the two
countries will BIZ satisfactorily nCgUcinCdvhlst the lat
indulge the dCusiye hope that II will also have the CC
feet Ot urging the subject -four national Finances and the
dsugnnlrd state OF the currency 10 the serious attention
Ut the Cabinet nj WHshtuHtun. Whether Lord Ashbur.
ton may ncg0caic the several pending political questions
successfully is merely spccUatiOn-hn unless the SII-
NESYHl1N ~ stem be adopted no permanent good result
Gun he anticipated There remains but to be
perseycrcd in, and SyiteStCr Is not to be deferred from
pursuing ileradunl but certain Cliehy monthly disbu.
tons Of one million Ol dollars
The la, month hasbrtn productive of The mos. brilmt
results aud list OF schemes for April is submitted,
when agun over million Of doVGrS VIII be dCyIded
throughout the Union in various SUMS from
FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS 10 TEN THOUSAND
DOLLIRS!
To he interested in which is only necessary enclose
such remnncC may be convenient by nsil, when all
orders will be faithfully and promptly attended to- and
r5i:cs remted "a SpGcielunds at heretofore Mind and
address
s. !. SYLVESTER,
1870 Broqdray, and 22 Hdii-St Netp York
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-04-01
CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COMPLAINT
DR.. TAYLOR'S
DAGaEgG Or I,TvEl. We AZ.

B.z+isI-.SA CA' MI y y "a ~ (. az,
TJAs been used successfully for eight ycarsn the cnreo
IA these diseases. lrRemcmbor' the ORIGINAL and ern
Uine is made ONLY nj 8'5 boWery NY. ALL Others arc
CONSUMPTION AND LIVER CONpLAIyT.-As Il
general remedy for these diseases am fully satisfied from
long experience there is no medicneequa to Dr. aylors
Basan Of LNerwnrt. Being purely vegetable, il can be
used with the utmost safety by all persons every cunl-
ton. 1t celnscs the Lungs by clpcctogation relieves dit.
alt breathing and to heal the chest. There can
be question, but this medicine is certain cure for
chronic coughs and colds. have used it Tor four ears
A. +. ROGERS, MD.
RECONSTRUCTION The following Remarks were IN.
ken from the last number oithe Medical Magazine
Fhe surprising effect produced by Dr. Tuylors Balsam
ofLiycrwori, in cOnsnmptyc cases. cannot fail exciting
deep aud thrilling interest throughout the world Wchayc
long believed this disease Consumption ncurabc that
is difficult to credit Our when persons evil
IDENTIFY consumptvc, restored to health Yet hi, is fact
o daily occurrences how then can We question the virtue
Of the above medicine In our next, shall be cy-
pcti meantime we hope physicians will make trial of
this medicine, and report i,s effect to US"
NOTE.-The original mud genuine Taylor's Balsam n
LivcrwOr is made and sold at 3ij BOwcry.
TO FEMALES.-1hc number of ltmllcs in delicate
health in this city is truly surprising. Weakness loss OF
appetite, liver complaints and many other diseases prey
upon them, milking them pale and lean Of flesh. All this
can be rcmcticd by thu use strengthening medicine that
will assist In all her movements restore tone TO the
nerves and muscular organs or this kind is Dr. Tayor
Bisam of Liverwurt, which being mild and purely yract
e answers females admirably. If all Will IT, we nrc
confident an elastic STEP good appetite aud rudy checks
will follow Once more remember the original and gcnu
inc Il made NJ 30 BOWerV.
lTSrlTTlNG OF BLOOD.--This disease consists of "A
dischaigc Of blood, often iroty from the month"; rough
mp with hawking and coughing and is usually accOmpan
ed with difficulty Ofbrcuhng and pain in the chcsta
Sometimes it preceded 10y oppression the che st.
dry tickling cough aud slight shooting pains This d ease
Is always more or less dangerous The great danger tlt
these symptoms, and immediate remedies can alone sn'
this end. Bnt Dr. TaylOrs Balsum of LyerwOrt Is sure
remedy and to show its unparalleled success certificates
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-04-01

spirit of TIE agc

TERMS S2,oO year, s 80 in odrnnce Tie cost Of
transportation in Oh to be paid b, the subscribers
subscriptions are not received nor advertisements in
serted unless by advance payment guaranty IT pay.
ment 10y responsible person known to the CditCr
Subscribers may have their card inserted for Sl5O and
non subscribers for so YEAR
Or All communications must he addressed postage
paid, to c. G.. EASTMAN.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-04-01
REVEREND !. COVERT's.
B AIM OF LIFE

NEW and JaiUdbic TtiHtGy far ne GRre Of CoNshpp
ton. .iSihma, BrouchiS, Crouy, Uhooping cough and
ORdScasCs Of Me Lungs and WiEdYiPoj eahrsttIy
used dHdrCc0mmCHdedb by the Medical Faculty, 10 uhom
The receipt has been Jrttiy made AHouR.
l. COZ EkI & co., PT0prictOrs, Au6mH, " Y. GOSD
III, PHELPS IND 60. UHOALSaLE RLGGLST
~ MLIER $IREET GENERAL AGEN1S, AM
rRERiHED TO StPPLi ALL oRDLAS on the
rNnE PROPRIETOR is now receiving, almost daily,
L testimonials Of the highest rcsFecaby in favor OF his
medicine, from Physicians, Clergyman aid others Who
have become acquainted with its nature and olect-
among vhiCh ARE the iulOWugi-
From the Boston Medical journal, August aCth, ls4O.
The following is IN extract from an article in that paror
by FRANK II, HAMILTON, Professor in Muteru Mtdica
and General Pathology in Geneva Medical ullcge
"Ihe Rev. L. CUyCrs Mixture, also used 30 cNteu.
svcy for this affection By Cleigymen, belongs TO the
class discriminating eNpcctOrunts being OF those lucky
combinations imtGicnGlagtns which, while II promotes
eNpecOralun does not impair the tone OF The stomach
OF this medicine icC at bCrty to it, CCm-
position i not held from the PROFEssON aud We hone
the propricogs will soon see fit to give it to the public
We therefore, venture to recommend II, having employ ed
in our own case, and in the case OF many Others with
ecdCd benefit.
10 al raom il man concern. This may certify ,bo.
have examined the Rev. COyert's Ingredients COM
pounded under the name Of the BALM LIFEj and be.
loycd said compound happily calculated recye merit
sons oa nges ana sexes afflicted with acute and chronic
ducases OF the lungs and windpipc, indicated by
coughs difficult breathing md pains In different parts Ct
the chest it administered ucder suitable circumstances and
In appropriate doses. JUSLlli r rlTNEY,
PySicidn 4 Surgeon.
ArUuRY, August 3.st, 1888
This cerlcs that having examined the Rev. !. Coverts
BiLM or LIFE, in all its component parts, we do be
any knowledge, and do cordially recommend It's use
to all afflicted with the above named disease.
J.W. DANIELS, VI. u. s.,i..
W.J.LOvEJOY, VI. u. sHlinn'
GORDON NEEDIIAM, NJ. u. Orondara
l.. LAWRENCE, VI. Badwinsvills.
On CIR 'PilELps, New.England Agent Hartford, Conn.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-04-01

should cot those who will call on the undersigned, cen
have advice gratis, and medicines and board the
reasonable termsor will visit patients at distance very
reasonably.
Persons wishing to become Agents for the sale Of DR.
Hibard's medicine, will apply to Haskell Palmer, cod
stock; Ym Hewes Chelsea and Il. II. Prentiss, Mont
heller who are authorised General Agents.
J. b, HlBARD, NJ. u.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-04-01
Vermont Medical College,
At
GODS toe X.
FACULTY,
HENRY II. CHlLDs, NJ. D.,
rotessor OfMe Tsory and Practice Of Medicine
and Obstetrics

I n Y u l. u
HENRY II. CHILDs, NJ. D.,
Professor Of the Theory and Practice Of Medicine
and Obstetrics
HON. JACOB COLLAMER, A.M.,
Professor IF Medical Jurisprudence.
ALONZO CLARK, MD,
Professor Of General and Speciai Pathology,
Matcria Medica dnd Pharmacy
BENJAMIN II. PALMER, NJ. D.,
Professor Of General, Special and Surgical .inaOmy
and Physiology
FRANK II. HAMILTON, NJ. D.,
Professor Of the Prncipies and Practice Of Surgery,
JOSEPH B. CLARKE, NJ, D.,
Professor of Chemistry and Botany
OSMON l.. HUNTLEY, NJ. D.,
DemoastratOr oC4nGtomy
The Annual Course of Lectures at this Institution will
commence on The second Thursday Of March Rert and
continue thirteen weeks.
The fee for all the courses is $50 Students who have
attended two full courses OF the lectures at this, any
incorporated school Of Medicine, will he required pay
$40 Graduation fee, Sle. Doctors in Medicine nd
mittcd withoutiec No Naturalization feels charged,
Board including room, fuel lights and washing, may be
obtained in good families ut from 80 to 25O per week
students who are unacqnunled in the village can by
calling ut DR. pamCrs Office their arrival, obtain drcc-
tiOns respecting boarding houses,
In presenting this announcement, the Trustees Of the
Vermont Medical College feel assured that the next
of lectures will fully sustain the reputation which the In
suon has 50 uniformly maintained. The character Of
the Gentlemen who OtcUpy the several PrOcssOTshps-he
additions which have been made the Museum chemical
apparatus and lnslruI Cnts of the COllcgchc creation
OF new ProieSsorsp General aud special Pathology
the increased facilities which will be afforded for the pros
ccntOn Of Practical hnRtomy-tle completion If the new
College Ecc, and lis admirable adoption to the PURPOSE
for which il designed warrant the belief that the
course of instruction in its value md extent will Leeqna
to that Of any Institution in the country,
For further knowledge Of the College, Students are re-
lertd To Dr. ii. H. Cills, Pin slpl Mass DE- A. Clark
N, y. city, or To Dr., Il. r. Palmer, Woodstock Vt.
By order Of the Board of Trustees,
n, WILLIAMS, Secretary
Woodstock, VT, December 1911. snc
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UNION LOTTERY, Class 5 for lsi2, to he positively
drawn Mt the city ofA!cXandra, u. Co Saturday. April
9th lsi2--15 Numbers, u Drawn BullOts.
ny AUTHORITY OF LAW.
For Internal Improvement IN Alexandria, ID. G. State
Treasury, Delaware College, and Common Schools, in
the state ofDeawHrcusc ul Manufacturers in the State
OF SOuth Curolna-Creenc and Pulaski Monument in the
city Of Savannah aud State Of Georgia.
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500 REV ARID.

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD has been Of
~ lcred for months, Oany one who will use bottle Of
Hdy's LHHHeHt tor the Plies without being cured OF
Thousand Sold in instance has il failed Of cure
Proof overwhelming TO he had when is sold. II also
certain in marty ereTy case, Externally in the
following complaints
For the PHc', TigbiHCsS Of the chest rs
For GHDroPSg, pCciGiiy in chiidrcn,
Tender Feet, Font JicoTs' NJ the legs or
Sore throat by canoe Tor ohor fungus SORES, bor.
ulcers, trcr obstinate long
Group, standing,
Whooping cough, Fresh Hounds,
Scgii Heal, CbHbiaihS DC. &.
LOOK OUT.
Some Suindiersh1ue countsrfsifcd the article and Put
up irih rarioHs derices DO not be imposed upon.-
One thing only will protect youit is the of COM
STOCK co that name must ARRAYS BE- on he irraD-
per, you cheated. Do forget II. Take this
direction with YOU, and test by that, buy m for
tits impossible for any other to he true genuine.
Sold by COMSTOCK& co,
II Maiden Lane, New York.
SILLY J. ROSS, Jr. Woodstock, VT.
n. n. NEHTON, Norwich
J. C. BROOKS, Hartford.
4. 4 H. WIRDNER Winds
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~ Woodstock and vicinity that he will offer them his
profesionslservices carly in the ensuing spring saf
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VIRGINIA MONGALA LOTTERY, Glass T. for 1872 /
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