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VACCINE MATTER.

VACCINE NATTER.
rJ,he above article, from the "Jenneran vaccine
l Institution heretofore recommended by Dr'
scvau Hall and Hunt can be had ofthe subscriber,
within few days notice, fresh and genuine, under
seven days old in all instances, at ~ per crust Az
orders will be promptly attended TO- 1t Will De re-
collected that the General Government receives h'
''ff"'' WIN YOUNG, Agent,
Washington City, successor To j. W. Young,
~, 10 Druggist Washington City, ID. c.
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I Leave Deefdeld eury Thursday at 6 a IN; arrive
at Wheeling same day by 6pn
Leave Wheeling every Friday at nj arrive a,
Deerheld same day by 6pm
39i3 From Delphi by Camden Fishers mile and
Bridges Blacksmith shop, To Carroll called Coshows
in the act of Congress, 20 miles and back, a
week.
Leave Delphi every Friday al m; arrive at Car
roll same day by 5 pan
Leave Carroll every Saturday at a m; arrive al
Delphi same day by 2pm
35i4 From Fort Wayne, by Columbus, Oswego
and Lee'burg TO Plymouth, rs miles and back, once
week
Leave Fort Wayne every Tuesday at 6 mi arrive
at Plymouth next day by SPIN
Leave Plymouth every Thursday at m; arrive
at Fort Wayne next day by 6pm
39lo From Middletown, by Tomlinson mil,
Muncietown and Albany, 10 Camden, So miles and
back, once week
Leave MiddIe,own every Thursday at m; ar
rive at Camden next day by IL noon
Leave Camden every Friday at p IN; arrive at
MJdleiown next day by 6pm
1916 From Muncetown, 10y Granville, Hartford
and Montpelier, to Bluaton, 10 miles once week.
Leave Muncietown every Thursday at IN, ar
rive at Bufion next day bv ~ IN
Lease Blufiton every Friday at | d IN; arrive AT
Mancietown next day bye pm
39i7 From New Rochester, Ohio, by Richville,
MELVILLE, Auburn, Asa Bfow's, Augusta, Sparta and
Leesbo,g to the nearest point on the route from Ii
ma to Peru, 100 miles and back, once week
Leave New Rochester every Monday at M ar
rive a, Leesburg next Thursday by I'm
Leave Leesburg every Thursday al y IN; arrive
at New Rochester next Sunday by Gpm
39iS From Teue Haute, by Samuel Youngs, Ur-
hanna and Lewis, to Linton 81 miles and back once
week.
Leave Terry Hsute every Friday at a M; arrive
al Linton same day by pm
Leave Linton every Saturday al a m; arrive al
Terre Haute same day by 7pm
39f9 From TeTe Haute, by Ephraim Kester's,
back once week
Leave Terre ilaute every Friday at 5 a nj arrive
at Carlisle same day by SPIN
Leave Carlisle every Saturday at 8 m; arrive at
Terre Haute same day by . pm
1850 From Valparaiso, by Elder Frenchs, Isaac
Cornels, Thomas Dinwiddie's and Pleasant Grove,
To West Gre k, 80 miles and back, once a week. :
Leave Valparaiso every Friday at q N; arrive al
West Creek same day by pm
Leave West Creek every Saturday al m; arrive
al Vaparniso same day by e JPN
1851 From Warsaw to Plymouth, 80 miles and
back, once week.
Leave Warsaw every Thursday at m; arrive at
Plymouth same day by 6pm
Leave Plymouth every Friday al m; arrive al
Warsaw same day by 6 p m.
1852 From w ashington, by Edwardspou TO Car
isle, 80 miles and back, once week.
Leave Washington every Friday at 6 am; arrive
at Cars.e same day by 6 pm
Leave Carlisle every Saturday at 6 a m; arrive at
Washington same day IN.
1888 From Washington to Bedford, 80 miles and
back, once week.
Leave Washington every Monday al a m; arrive
at Bedford next day by II
Leave Bedford every Tuesday al p m; arrive at
Washington next day by IN.
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1yrNpyg TO THE LADIES FAIR

,I,UrIades Of the street Presbyterian Church
nroposo holding Far in the Apollo Han TO
commence on Monday next January the 2stb, to be
cont nuod Tor two or thee succeeding days aruo's'
Of utility and fancy, and also refreshments 0, ,ar,'o'
kipds. will be offered for sale on reasonable terms
A. the object of this Fair Is highly laudsbe, u IS
1870 Jan 2s--A
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Leave Bellevue every Friday at I uii atdse at
w aubesePneon next day by 6pm
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IT'D THE LADIES.
r ADIEs' black CATER boots, and white and black
IL satin slippers. ,..t...,.
Just opened fresh supply OF ih. above oe'r'oN
'r'e"'' A. CoYLE h SOW,
Jan 25-9t
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1899 From Augusta, by North Port, "oeous
mills White. Corners bloomfield and Ontario, TO
Lima $50 miles and back once week.
Leave Augusta every Monday at D a M arrive ~
Lima mex, Thursday at II an
Leave Lima every Thursday al . M arrive at Al
pus,s next Sunday at pm
3otO From Carlisle by Pleasant, Nj. O. HaVei 5,
Aaron Bsaerman's, Bugardsyille and Scotland, TO
sprinqvie, 30 miles and back, once week
Leave Carlisle every Thursday at 6 M arrive at
SpringviIe next day Ivy II am
Leave Springvile every Friday at M srriy' ct
Carlisle next day by 6pm
39tl From Crawiordsylilc, by sugar Grove and
old shawnee village to Shawnee 25 miles and back
once a week.
Leave Charlottesville every Friday at 3 a NJ arrive
at Shawnee same day by 8 m
Leave Shawnee every Saturday at b a nj arnVe a.
Charlottesville same day by pm
3942 From y, erfed, by Rdgsville, Fsrvew, Al
b.ny and Granville 10 Wheeling, "a miles and bach
ssse svssk
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-23
YANKEE NOTIONS.
ny SAMUEL hTTsL


Yankee. land ar the New England
purton of The United States, does not
make a great figure in the map "f the
American Rrpiblic; yet The traveller
who leaves il out Of his route, can tel
itilc what The Americans are.
IL, is in New England that you find
Jonathan nj home. la the other states
there is "A mixture, greater or less. oI
foreign population; but IN New Eng
land the population is homogeneous
aud naiive--lhe emigrant does not sell
tie the country is too full cf people,
while The more fertile suil OF The west
holds out superior attractions 10 the
stranger. Ii is no luhber-land; there
is no getting hali-a-dollar n day for
sleeping, in Massachusetts ny Vermont.
The rocky soil ar rough climate ofthls
region require thrift and industry Ia
the occupant. In The West he may
scratch the ground, lhtuw the seed.
and leave The rest 10 nature; hut here
hisioll must never be re nitied; aud -
valor comes oi >herris. so doth prosper.
itv come at industry.
While The Yankees arc themselves.
they VIII hold their OWE, let politics
twist about as they viii They are
like cats, throw them upas yau please.
they will come down upon their feet
shut their industry out from one ca
reer, and IT will force itself lnio anoih-
err Dry up twenty sources of their
prosperity, aud they will open twenty
more. Tney have a perseverance that
thai will never laugui>h while any
thing remains to be tried; they have a
resolution that Will try anything f
need he; aud when Yankee says IN
try. ihe thing lS done,
/, - remarkabl thai the descendants
OF the ug'd, and as we are apt TO call
them, b g'led purilau>. should have be-
ca M ihe mast ioltr'nt Ia RELIGION uf
all the American heopie There - a
liberty oiconsciencr, 1t is true, though
ou, the Uhion, hu, rrlhginns prelpoce
i>migh'v ia many parts. Ia Boston
ihc severe and strAigt faced Calviu,sn
Of farmer tines has disappeared. The
un',ar'ans nuw farm the larsc>, sect
IN The ei'y, and, as is we'll known,
number IN their RANKS snmr of the a.
blesl men IA the western world W ilh
this sect there ism Intolerance !; the op-
posing secls have learned farhearan>e
from their eSample, and the oaiula
Aheoiogie9m has LOST us bitterness
here. The finkce IL eool. cautions
snd calculating; he wants rrason for
eyeryIhingi az old prejudice is no OBJ
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-23
u.ana.n's VI 'ga% nr io' 'a'. io4f
THE DEPARTURE OF YOUTH.
By rosEsT MORRIS.

Dspah not YET, fair spirit; 90 not yet
A liuIe longer bless me with my smile
With youth away, how mahy . sad roget
Would come 10 darken Time AID b lsthcn toll!
Thy joyou. laugh, thy step oi buoyant grace,
Thy dreams, thr romance Of the eager soil,
The Gesh blond man,liog Ger thy gilleless face,
The bright p spurning falsehOod's vile coiIro'
The oye Of light and love, the trusting heart,
Take lhvse witl Lie, but tear US not apart.
Firs,-born and loveliest-Naure's chosen child
Thine WAS The voice that erst in Eden's shades
Thrilled through the glens and gro.es with music
wild,
And woh the coy doe from the qiiet giadss-
Thine was the spirit Of that early time,
Golden and glorious with Creaion's light,
When, rich 10 beauty and unknown TO crime,
Young Paradise with innocrnce vas bright
When bird and bee and heb and AnNe and stream
Smiled in the spendor Of their Makers dream!
Oh. 20 no, YET. sweet Youth, enrhaniin2 Doe,
o. leave me all thy hoprs aud thoughts OF iii -
What though they fade before my race IS run,
They viii hut pas. 10 happier worlds ihaa this!
The pictures Of thy pencil Of tho heaiI--
The vsiona, fancy born, hut oi, no" bright
Ths go,y oil thy gIance--alas! for at!
Who can restore a single ray of light,
When age hhs dinined the hse--"ho recall
The rose iints TO the cheek At i'oauiy's Fal:
The wodd--how gay its scenes --how far aud tue
With youth g. pioneer and plck is flowers
The stars above ho~ bright, the SIX los how blae,
How, winged with joy passed on the Ineny hou's
Toe ringing laugh oi ltnood spoke al thee
iIak from son del-thy lafk-Ike notes e'eu
now
Reyel on zephyT's wng-slad meledy!
And see, how smooth yon brnuleons efeatuie''
brow
Ynu,h s,n is there, bright fear'cd, happy, tlest,
The angel teuani 81 o gu leless beast!
And cen tay tesrs--like April SHOW they fell
BIZ, ,ooa ani silently they passed away
Hopes sm shoae through tnen, aad win magic
Gave 10 the future many rainbow ray
Along Thy path ,hoa'a I'd pleasures 'hoas
Frendship, aud Lo,e and Fame all clustered
there,
While yeiled with AT Temptation 500 alone,
Aud whispered low some soul destroying snnrs-
Whispered with music VOICE aud syr,n spell,
Love ~ hes Looks, nnd -ome times ieigned too well
Then go not yet, fair spuii-y,t awhile
larry beside my ioo,@cps-ist inc dream
OF many al hour made .ishI by woman's snIr,
oi many . babhle JOY on hes swift stream!
What ihnagh among NY lnrks old rIne has placed
a lew ulwrlcome rrco ds of his powrr,
Eco sunmrf has t-rvan.-c, at iosl-
Tns mrad, the heti, a,e ohly "a the h'wer;
Thea bear not all Thy mor,,hg tinlsaway,
The soul is ihine--nh why ne ieci the clay!
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-23
BY La ROY SUNDERLAND.

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-15
SPLENDID AMERICAN nook.

LUST published The Gift q Christmas and
New Yesi' Q Present, for 1894, illustrated INV
eight beautiful ensr.vin Is n ON paintings by
Hununedon, Suliy. Inman. Noun and Page :
The literary department. filed BY storie. and
poet y from the pens Of Mrs Leslie. Mrs 81
Mrs Elle., N P willis. W @ Simms. s. ba Smith
= Sargent; Park Isnjamin II = 1ucksrmsn,
&c The Book has been much ged len size
- printed an large type, on fine paper. and snIen,
aidy 'und in white calf and Other bindings:
The most supcrb Annual ever published in this
counfry'-Lady's Book.
Decided the best Aanual ever published in
America, Is the Gift for 1914, and take il for ali
IN all. VIC do no remember that We have ever
seen any Sin Boak from abroad, that surpassed
u IN Pictorial establishment or equalled il in a
literary point Of view Graham's Magazine.
This work for the ensuing year, maj be safely
pro.ounccd superior TO any Of its predecessors
Saturday Post
MAY without he.itaion, be pronounced bv far
the most elegant work ofthe kind ever iss ned on
fhls side OF the Atlantic If indeed IL has been
surpassed any where IL is superb in all re-
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A few copi, ii the above splendid hook receiy-
ed aad for sale by JOHN JHA s WE'LL,
dec IL Union Street.
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MILLINERY.

NSoFHe' oI monroe ana Church @reefs.)
MI RS WADE w~ald re-pe ctfully inform tie
1tl Ladies Of HLeelinF and riciHify mat she
York her Fall Fshions after the latest French
style, Bonnets, CAPS, Bonnet Silks. French
Flowers: plumes, Bonnet & Cap Ribbons Fan. y
Netts, Silk and Wash Blonds, Lae,s and :
giugs, all Of which sne of srs at Eastern pr ices.
N b, acorn and Straw Bonnets cleaned,
altered and steel pressed in the nyatesi style and
az short notice. oct 2e-3m
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The Works Of l. I'd Bolingbroks, in 2
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The Works Of Edwards Burke in 9 vols.
The Madison Papers. in 5 vols,
Sponsors Poetical Works, in s vols.
Select Works Of the British Poets, edit
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'Pope's Poelical Works, 2 vols.
Psalms and Hymns, as used by in the
Presby teriaD Church, new edition.
handsomely bound.
IN assortment OF Albums various pat
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lChessmen aud Back gammon Boards
A variety Of English Classics. and
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Exiles Of Siberia, Burdens S elf Dis
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are the most superb ANIMALS ever pub.
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SUP.EB 5ccKS

Fhe Gin for 1914, illustrated by eight
beautiful engravings from painting
by SuIly. Huntington, hmm. Noun,
and Page.
The Literary Souvenir. 1914, with Ten
Engrovings.
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ilenry's Commentaries on the Old and
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with or without the proper lessons.
The Poctical Works Of William Words
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Rev. Iohn Power aud approved py the
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The Devou' Christians Wade Mecum.
Flowers Of Pie,y, revised by the Rev,
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Flora's Interpreter; or. the America,
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20 BAGS prime Green Rio COFFEE. on hand
OO and for sale low by MRElLLY.
nov IL
SUPERIOR TEAS-N fine lot Of superior
- Imperial. Gunps~der and Young HysOn Teas.
such are rarely brought 10 this market, on hand
and Tor sale ~ (nov 17) NJ REILLY.
II OAF sUGAR-lO00 Lbs small Loaf and
fine qualify on hand and fsr sale low by
nov ~ NJ REILLY.
OLD RYE wHISKEY-I0 bbls eight years old
~ Rye wbiskey just reed and Tor sale By
nov IL M REILLY.
DURE RECTIFIED Whisky. 100 barrels. a
Il superior article on hand and for sale BY
nov IL NJ REILLY.
GtLOTHs, cAssIMEREs and Csssinsis. any
1 ~ Kind you want. just TO suit the times. At
nov is ) B 4 Z MAkshs.
H OR SALE-Crooks best Congress Pocket
d.es "''s' WI" 0''Oe oFAIRCHILD.
uSOR sALF-Rsdgers's best Scissors and
II Shears. tdec9l A o FAIRCHilD'
HSOR SALE-Pardow's fine finished needles,
such a. sharps and betweens, al Nos, Ia
pestry Need les. and Long Darners and Bead
I Needles, and eco common Heming a Sons
Needles, knitting Pins snd Nsitiing -, Needles
NOR SALE-Chapmau's Magic Strop Razor
Of superior quality, aud good assorlwcn
Of shaving Soaps A o FAlhChiLD.
dee
lGSLOCKs AND WATCHES REPAIRED
on short nof,ce. aud warranted arcrriing 0
quoiiy Of he Watch. OFAikCHiLD.
dec
UJUGENE SUE i-MATiLDA. o. N
IA Memoirs ~ Young Woman, ~ Eugene Su,
auihor Of Mysteries of Paris. 81. translated frD'
The French. hy II w tfet1en. j,si rs''d ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-15

NJ IRGiNIA-TN cHANcKRy-At Circui
v Superior Csun OF Law aud Chsncey. begun
',,niinueJ. and held for the county OF Ohm. The
Cour' house thereof. Friday the l7Ih da, %
November 1S43.
Frederick Smith,
''% %.,,. c aid s,sr. 'd"'' For ACCOUNT
ABSTRACT
On consideration whereof il n adind &C
ordered and decreed. that his cause he referr
TO James PAUL, eeq. hereby appointed a COM
missioner Tor mat purpose. who is to ascertain
and report, what moneys aud property, (as well
real as personally and chooses in action. have
come 70 the hands Of the cefendants Alfred
Caldwell and Samuel Caldwell, or either Of
them, or to the hands Of aay one else, by their
Greer or for their use. or have become vested i'm
them BY the deed Of trust Of lanes Caid well de-
ceased. IN the elil mentioned, and whs, real or
have bean sold by the sald trustees or either OF
them. and what times and upon what terms
and for what prices such sales were made and
what disposition has been made bv the said
trustees Of such moneys. chooses IT, action, and
securities, as have 80 GENE 10 their hands, and
what is due from them or either Of them on ac-
count thereof. And all the creditors o. said
James Caldwell deceasea are 10 be allowed 10
Z ONE in before the said com missioner aud prove
her debts. which were due at the date Of he
cammissIoner is to cause The usual sdvertse ment
10 De published for at least 30 days. il some
newspaper printed in the city Of wheeling, for
mat purpose; and fix peremptory day. and such
OF them as shall not come and Drove thrir
debts are TO he excluded he benefit of This de-
cree, but that such Of them as shall so come IN
before they gre 10 be admitted creditors, are to
give security for the payment OF their proportiDn
of the expenses oil this suit To be setfed by said
Commissioners. And the said commissioner is
20 report the said matters. together with any
'ther matters deemed pertinent by himself or
specially required by either partv-giying due no.
nee TO the parties concerned. efhis proceedings
Tesfe, ALEX T LAIDLEY. CierE
COMM SsIONER's NOrICE-The partie.
nteres ted in the foregoing decree, will take
iotice, that IN pursuance of 81 mrch thereof
ave appointed Monday the 18th day Of nuary
iext, ut my Office IA the city Of Wheeling, as
ne time an pla e, then and where. I shal
lecree directed Aud hereby r. qure all pariIes
to produce before me. such papers.
'.uchers. &c as NAV be necessary fpr the ~ oper
aking OF said account. JAMES PAUL..
dec 10 Specj,l Commissioner, DC.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-15

FALL & WINTER FASHIONS 1884.
TIME Subscriber has now on hand Of his own
u manufacture, beautiful ar icls of y carer
and NeUtra Bearer Hats Of the Late FdH
Fashion, also,
Fine No NeutTa, Fine No Moleskin,
Do 2 do. Do I Russia,
Do Cashmere, Do do.
Together with a large assortment Of Musk.
Coney, Youths and Childrens' Castor. Napt
and Wosl Hats Of every style or quality in use.
Ny Hats being manufactured Of the est ma
teri al and by the best of woTkmen, will compare
W ith any manufactured in the United States. I
cannot say that will sell cheaper than any other
EsfabliShmrnt iR Wheeiing,ss such an assertion
would bear the inpress Of F'aisehood on its very
face. But those wh. wish for Fashionable
article got up in superior style, and which for
Hghfnsss, texture and durability of colour, can
net be surpassed. ] would iavI.et' call and
examine my assortment before purchasing, aud
will guarantee they shall not go away dissatls-
fed with the article exhibited, or the the price
NOJ7s Main Street. M'CALLAM.
dec 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-15

NIRGINIA-TN cHANcKRY-At Circuii
Soper"r Court OF Law aud Chsncery. begun.
roninaeJ. and held for the county Of Ohm. al The
Co"r' house thereof. nn Friday the l7Ih da, OF
November IS43.